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New-York tribune., 1908-04-10
WHAT is GOING ON TODAY.

ANNUAL R S5 a Ds3fc 5us2 S the
II a. m.
Miss Janet E Richards -curreq! History under
States Daughters of 1s12 DeImonco's 1o:45 a. m.
'as q" Cubs o0f Ss
High school. East 12th street p. m.
Annual meeting of the National Plant Flower and
Fruit Guild PoIyteehnic institute No. Ia Mon
Literary afternoon the National Society of New
England Women. DeImonico's, $50 D. m
Meeting Of the Century Theatre club, Hotel Astor,
Luncheon Of the Dana Hal Alumnse. Hotel Manhattan
Dinner Of the Dwight Alumni Association, Hotel Astor
Edward Grtggs on Moral Leaders undes.t he
SuspCes OF the Peoples Institute Cooper Uaon
Meeting %e q1 ne Ne AnSEican A % aps't,a,s Electrical En-
Meeting Of the New Genealogical and Biograph-
cal Society. No 80 West 5sth street $40. p m
Free admission to the american Museum of Natural
history and the Geological Gardens
Free lectures of the Board Of Education D. m. wad-
Fsrfs Ign rgi1'' lIth street near Seventh
Italian Art 5Ijusrated, Pubic schoo 80 ilt No
moth eSl Gave ss99 Of Kag St5 F'haTd . + Can The Nam
u.s. DGminick Clark and Broome streets, Miss Caro-
me NJ kngman a Trp to Brazil dIlustrat~d,.
Parr a2> SR2 Waes 40 snS Ho Her 2" East 3ot street
Sy01 Sya09 o. br9adWayi Asademy street and Vermyea
locomotive uuustratcd): Public school I57 1.7Ib
street aret and st. Nicholas avenue Edward L TibbaIs
Public School los, Avenue y between nth and 7Sth
We Get It. duustrateig; Public Scho, 100 SufoIk
and RvlnstOn streets, Mrs Inn = TeIf,rd -
iona: the Cradle and the Wonderland of the M,
World uIlustrate,b; West Side Neishborhood Hous.
No. 1ol West dOth General FIoratio g Kin
"Reminiscences Of the civil War. Young Men ;
Benevolent Association No 3l1 Broadway Will
lam II. IIappe. The Treatment Shock, Bleedius
{urns Exposure To cold Frostbe Ilustra ted ..
Public School >, l69th Third avenue pro
fessor J. Newton Gray. static Electricity; Pubic
School = Mosholu Parkway. Briggs and HainbriFge
avenues: Bedford PARK Miss Mary Proctor. Giant
sun and His Family illustrated: Public School II
Fordham avenue. near Main street, city Island
freeman ?. Tower Game Fishes OF the United
Stdtes NluS tratecl. Public Sch lOl Anthony and
fremont avenues. Samuel NJ. Spedon. Mission Of a
Newspaper Man; Public 81 lS2d street h,
tween Beaumont and Cambreieng avenues George
Jackson knecnand, Webster and Lincoln. Public
school 33 Jerome avenue north of 1s4th street Miss
Mary NJ Bracket The New Work Botanical Ca
dcns'' dlustrateC): Public School & he
sth and 9th streets. tnonport James r "a,
rngtor American Illustrators and Their W0rk-
illustrated
New-York tribune., 1908-04-10
ASKS MORE TRACTION BONDS.

Application was made to the Public Service Com,
mission yesterday by the Coney Island & Brook
lyn Railroad Company for permission to issDa ad
diuonaI bonds to the amount of $462O0O under the
consolidated mortgage authorized by the state
Railroad Commission in 1904 Under this rnortga,,a
which was for $lo,000G00 and executed 10 the Mer
cantlie Trust Company. the company has already
issued bonds TO the 5000 90 II is stotad
'h"t 'he purpose OF the proposed bond issue is to
raise money 10 pay for the recent reconstruction or
The line from Prospect Park to Conev IsIani ~
purchase OF new cars and the construction Of =
new powe: plant
New-York tribune., 1908-04-10
STANDARD OIL NOT INTERESTED

At the Offices of the Standard oil Company. No.
26 Broadway, yesterday unqualified denial was
made of the story telegraphed through the country
under a San Francisco date that STANDARD Oil in
terests" had obtained control of the Pacific Gas
and Electric Company, the parent corporation con-
trolling numerous light and power companies
throughout the State OF California The Standard
Oil Company" said John ID, Archbold, has in
terest whatever in the deal named, If such has
really taken place nor has any individual connected
with the Standard OIL Company"
New-York tribune., 1908-04-10
FAKE BOMB FOR VALE PROFESSOR

Professor Samuel S Sanford head of the musical
conservatory of Yale University, a widOwer living
with his servants at No. 30 West 52d street was
the victim early yesterday morning of what the
police believe a pracNcal joke. Two men
placed fake bomb in the areaway of his home,
and the fuse lighted Just Patrolman Lewis.
of the East DIST street station. was passing Lewis
put the fuse and gave chase TO the men,
but failed catch them. The bomb was soaked
IN water and examined. 1t only dry battery
provided with a fuse.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-10
POLICE INSPECTOR LANGAN ILL.
Suffering with Pneumonia, His Condition Is

Police Inspector James J. Langau Of the 18th
District is seriously i'll with pneumonia at his
home, No los East goth street. Mrs. Langan said
last night that the inspector in a critical con
dition lie was taken i'll three days ago
Inspector Laugan is fiftv-two years old and was
time of Inspector Byrness detectives
He joined the force in 1S7S Seven years later he
made a roundsman. and in 1887 sergeant. He
made a captain in 1903 and was appointed
acting inspector last year.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-10

DROPOSALS FOR BEEF AND VEGETA BLzSS-COv-
il eruor's y Y. March L. l9tS. sealed gro-
triucate in accorlauL- WITH sQertr
Cont1tons forth in Circular No g. War D. -a-tLsu
0ffCe OF Colnmissary General Washington. z. Co Feb
raFy L. 1907. will rsce I'd BY colI--ssa-es = fol-
loving posts respectively. until II \ NJ. Ap- g. Ec
and then opened and delivering
required during year t~sl9nnS July -tHo- torts
Ieyett Mckinley. PrebIe. Williams Ne CaUs-.-Iti5a.
y II Ethan Allen Vt; Springfield ArInory Nz-s-tova
Arsenal, Andrews. Banks. Revere R1tDa1s strong
Warren Mass: Adams CirebIe Nansdeld r q 1-e5!s0n
Piattsburz Barracks Water let ArSe1a4 W ss- Point
Hamilton, Jay Niagara ontario. Porter s.1uyer
Slo,um Totuen. Na[svvOT1h. Wood Fl Wright
n Y; Hancock. Mott. y Frankf9rd Arsenal. Pa;
DUPONT. Del, Howard. NCHsnry, Nas-i1g--r- Nd
TV9shinrrcD Earracks- n Hunt. Monroe. Nv7-. Va
San Juan P p. by CoHruissary Pos- q
J1an p r. for delivery Juan % -s--.s--st-5
beet required Riran posts. Proposals VIII %
received and opened respective points
named for delivered greater
so degrees Fahrenheit Also proposals ~ tsssh
and Oni0nsl required during
months beginning July 1. 1905 viii Be received ali
Op4ned al the same time Point. y +. Nonros
Va: r Information furnished aGrtla-
tfou coumissaTies respective posts u-tsr-
signed Envelopes containing proposals must = ua-Ss
yeEerahesl opened April
1905 and addressed comruissary post 10 Be
Piled JAS y. ALLISON. Asst Cornsy. GeuL
New-York tribune., 1908-04-10
NATIVE CHINESE MISSIONARY uepe

Huong Pao Seng, OF chee-Foo a Chinese mis-
hlohaFy OF the Methodist Episcopal Church arrived
mere Yesterday on the Cunard liner Caroria lie
ana H. X Caldwell, also from China are delegates
TO the General Methodist Conference, which begins
in Baltimore May .
Hu"ng Pao Seng, who wore his native costume.
Is a NlceToy' and has considerable money that was
leIt 10 MN by his father. lie is an enthusiastic
CHRISTIAN and gave up all political opportunities
that were offered 70 him devote his time to mis-
sionary work
New-York tribune., 1908-04-10
BROKERS' MOTHER A SUICIDE.
Continued III Health Drove Mrs. Henrietta
Hegeman to Her Death.

Mrs. Henrietta Hegeman. mother of Albert c.
Hegeman broker of No 50 Pine street, Manhat-
tan committed suicide yesterday by inhaling gas
at the home of Mrs. Selena Ebbetts, No 366 Jefer-
son avenue, Brooklyn.
Mrs Hegeman had been staying with Mrs Eb-
belts. who was old friend. for several months.
it is believed that continued i'll health led her
TO take her life.
Mrs. Hegeman a widow, sixty-eght years
Old. She leaves two sons
New-York tribune., 1908-04-10
Foreclosure Sale.


S,UPRENIE COURT. COUNTY OF NEW yoRK-THa
- MaNIniliau Fieischuauu Company.
Gertrude + Waldo and others. defend llrr-
In pursuance Of Judgment os f1------re ana sale.
d1Iv made and above entitled acton
herring date DAY oF March T.
signed the referee in said Judgment Famed viii sell
pIbIi. auction. the Exchange S-a-rla.H Nos
ZS v-S T ne Isth CAV ~ Ami i.a( .- Z. .- =. rT
directed by said SUlgu=rr 10 S1 Sold al- therein de-
scrihsd follows:
with buildings and improvements tne-e erected
ying and being iD che Borough "[ Na1-artan u
York. bounded and described a. tl..5"S-
Beginning point the -8~-erly side NJ Washing
lou ~ ,.- ~.
OF Barclay Street with the easrery side nc washington
Washington Street t0-nty7ra -~--- -1-0= ess-7-y
at right angles nearly with Ws~Hi1 street. AMI
along land Of Mary E. N-Woo-L seventy stV .e-t Two
inches thence Solthrrly. }titai e a1a.s So ..l "-s.
instou Street and along lana g- t-Ft b. -.-- 703=r
rweutv-ole feet one inch, thence westerly -- a1Ss
swan and Gertrude Z Waldo AMI N--e f. ga attn
seventy five feet eleven iuchr- t. a.. .-s- ~-a or
Washington street az The point phase FL. =S-r-ns
said premises being known by the street ~a-rH--
hundred and t~enty-sey-u Washington ~,r@ ans also
Beginning the corner formed .y Oh" Intersection =
the northeTy side BARCLAY street Vfr RE ez-sry
side OF Washington street. running r-s~ -'rt-7ris
faar eigb inrrrS- rb-1ce e3s--r5y ----z
nearly So Washington street along .-rl st- e
Mary l. GaIlattu eighteen feet eleven I-..e= -rsn-s
southerIy. parallel nearly with Nt-.r-- street
ana along land late of Gertrude p NaH. forty
eight feet I'VE inches 90 the uorther.y F--,-ay
Barclay street nineteen feet arr .8rl's inches
60 the point or place ct ovsinnns >t premises ,s2s
by th- street number eiEhty--eveI Li1- stree
Dated YorN. March ..3I.
TERENCE T. NrNNNJS Trterss
FRDDEETtk :. JACKSON. Attorney for t.-t-r e NJ
Madison Avenue. Borough Of Maaa4l,s'. NeN A'-s
The {oIonng is diagram q The c-or.-e 3, b. saa.
its street numbers No 80 NaShtCSrr street. ara
No. s. Barclay street;
New-York tribune., 1908-04-10
NO CITY BOND SALE, SAYS METZ

Controller Metz, in refuting Wall Street rumor
about bond sale, said yesterday:
There have been many reports recently that the
cly expects 10 issue further corporate stock in
the near future. l presume these rufnors have
eecolne current result Of the request for bids
TOT the new SubwayS. but | wish state emphati-
caily that there is no ground for such reports
AT the time of the last sale l stated that the
CITY would not offer bonds again until September
or october and see no reason now for changing
mat statement Unless something unforeseen hap
pens We nave at present ample funds to take care
OF all requirements until the faII ~
New-York tribune., 1908-04-10

xx-EsT POINT = Y. MARCH "a 1sos-SEAIED
w proposals tripl{cate, subject the usual ccni
tiouS for furnishing fuel during IN. fiscal endin.
TuDe forage during the sElinE
tauber SO 1905 viii be received here anvil = ArrJ
Is 1905; such being required for and the
forage months. Information fIr ~-! upon appi--
L s reserves the right 70 reject OF aeesPt any
or all bids Iart thereof ErVe pes containing
proposals should endorsed Proposals Fuel
Forage" addressed . NJ, L. = A
New-York tribune., 1908-04-10
Proposals.

SSEAIED BIDS OR PROPOSALS WILL. BE- RECEIVER
= by the Board of Water supply. $50. -s3 Fr6zT@
way New York Room 91O. ninth dsor. gut4 IL = n
on "wednesday. April Is. I90s. for printing agd -
Iivering the First Annual Report y the Board ~
Water Supply Of The City Os New York
At the above place and time the bids VIII ss prb-
IicIy opened read The award OF rl- CONTRACT 4.
awarded. w be made the-safte- as B~sc~
ticabIe Pamphlet containing Information for Bidders
Of specifications, etc. oHr757ai
by Intending bidders upon application person az
1913 at the above address For further partica-
lars City Record
President
CHARLES y. CHAUWL-E
CHARLES \ SHAW.
Board u Water supply
THOMAS HAsSETT,
SecTetarv-
New-York tribune., 1908-04-10
LAsALA IN SOLITARY CONFINEMENT

Joseph Lasala, who escaped from Sing Sing
prison on Saturday is in solitary confinement
there. His case probably Will be discussed by the
Board of Parole Monday According to the
warden. Lasala will lose half of the Communication of
sentence that he would have gained by good con-
duet.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-10
vIce-cAANcELLoR REAPPoINTED.

Trenton, April 9-Chancelor Pitney reported to
the Governor to-day that he had reappointed Vice
Chancellor Eugene Stevenson for full term OF
seven years. Mr.. Stevenson appointed vice
chancellor on April 16 1901 a full term of seven
. q Democrat
New-York tribune., 1908-04-10

StF.AI.ED PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE WILL. Be RE-
- ceved at office Of Commissioner OF Immigration. e.
'fs Island y Y until 2-2O T. m. April 18th. 1915
and opened Immediately thereafte~. for furnishing arl
insulated submarine cables sxt=ui.7z
from Barge once dock New York city t1 Ellis Island
Immigrant Station Ellis Island. y Y F Particulars
limitations and conditions governing bidders
bs obtained from Robert WatChOru, Commissions
New-York tribune., 1908-04-10
Instruction.
For Both Sexes-City.

THE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES
Madison square t1l22 BroadWayl
Harlem Branch. 343 LenOx Ave. near f2Tta St
Brooklyn I3 Court St
SUMMER SCHOOL. AT ASBURT PARK y
Teachers sent 10 all places within bU1ared miles
New-York tribune., 1908-04-10
r's'8ARCLAI

pSNNSSN' -.
The approximate amount oT the Hen -Hs-ge. 70
satisfy which the above described property ~ ce s
j. SfAps5p, with interest thereon tla 9tl -Al D
March l"t> together with costs ans allowance trota
ing SSS2 - with March 81 tao> -
scther with the OF the The zDE--Nlfna-s
amount OF the taxes assessments AMI water rates
other liens which Go bc allowed th- plry-l-s
of the purchase money. paid by the referee S>'sS
and interest
Dated New York March aSd IaoS
TERENCE j. NcMNNJS. Referee
New-York tribune., 1908-04-10
School Agencies.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGPSry
supplies Professors Teachers Tutors Goverussss
90 Colleges. School and Families Apply
Mrs NJ YOUNG-F FULTON. ~ Union Saua-.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-10

that he wanted to ride downtown without paying
additional fare.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-10

THOMAS HASSETT,
Secretary
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-10-30
CAUGHT ON THE WING
',It's easy enough to be pleasant
While life 1lows along like a song:
But the man " orth while
Ia the man with a smile
When everything goes dfad wrong
ELI WHEELER WILCOX.

At a meeting of the CONNER
cial club Monday evening, an
amusing incident took place,
which will bear printing. There
were a mixture Of democrats and
republicans present aud politics
we're quite freely discussed be-
fore the meeting was called to
order. A democrat suggested
that a straw vote en- governor of
the state be taken. Five republi-
cans, for the effect of the matter,
agreed among themselves 10
cast their vote for Lee. This
was done and when the vote was
counted the result was 10 for
Vessey and Is for Lee. when the
vote should been 8 to Is in favor
of Vessey, if the five republicans
had not turned their vote for the
amusement of seeing their demo.
cratic friends SO jubllant over
their straw victory. Some of
the gentlemen are wondering
what there is in a straw vote.
Here is the way an eastern
man describes his opinion Of the
people who inhabit South Da-
kota and the state: "People out
here are bro d min d and liber-
al-if not when the. come to the
state they btcume so after living
here a while A poor man ar
rives in the size; he may be
practically stranded. If he is
industrious he rents or buys q
small piece of land He raises
grains and stock, makes q little
money, buys more land and raises
more grain and stock, makes
more money and buys more land
on which to raj norek lin and
stock to make lore mYuey, to-
buy more land with and make
more money.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-10-30
Notice Of Special Election

Notice lie hereby given that q special election,
for the purpose of electing one member of
Congress. to-wit: one Member of the National
House Of representatives in the Congress Of the
United States, from the State of South Dakota,
to fill the vacancy now existing in said
Congress by reason Of the death Of Hon.
William H. Parker, will be held in and for
Grant County, South Dakota, on Tuesday, the
third day OF November, 1908, at the usual pol
ling places deslgnated Tor holding the general
election, which special election will be open at
eight O'Clock in the morning and will continue
open until five O'Clock in the afternoon Of said
day.
Dated at Milbank, South Dakota. this End
day of October. 19OS.
CHAs. McWArKRe,
County Auditor. .
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-10-30

IS. An accurate statement of the receipts and
expenditures of the public moneys shall be pub.
lished annually. In such manner as the iegisls,
ture msy provide
Tn" ABOVE proposed amendment win be voted
upon by the people At the general election to
be held in this state on ! tuesday, the 3rd day OF
November, A. D.. 1908.
The proposed amendment will be printed mp
on the ballot followed by the words:
"6hall the above amendment to the cOnstl.
tuition in relation to revenue and finance be ap-
proved and ratifed!'
Immediately to the left Of which shall be
printed the words. ''Yes' sid mo, each pre-
ceded by a square in which the elector can place
a cross TO indicate hts vote. Electors desiring
to vote Yes" will place u cross before the
word ''Yea', and those desiring to vote "No'
will place q cross before the word NO.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-10-30

Supt. w. A. Kerr was confined
to his room at the G. E. Leach
home during the week on &C
count of an attack, OF tonsoiftis.
Groton Independent:-Rev. G.
f. Struts reached home Monday
evening from district conference
at Kuhn, S. D., and reports a
very successful meeting.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-10-30
AN ACT RELATING TO ACTION FOR Dl
VORCE n THE PROCEEDINGS


Be it enacted by the Legislature of the state Of
South Dakota:
!. (Time of Residence The plaintiff in an
action for divorce must have been an actual resi-
dent, in good faith. of this state for one year, and
of the county wherein such action is commenced
for three months next preceding the commence
Provided.
tain cases, if the parties We're mar led in this
from the time of marriage until the commence.
ment of the acfion. said action may be
ed al any time after the cause Of action has
arisen.
3. Hearings-(Where had) All hearings and
trials upon the merits in actions for divorce, SX-
Cept default cases and except such hearings as
relht' to alimony during the tendency o. the
action, or granting of an inter fecutory order or
decree shall be had at a regular term of court
d. When cause arises in this state If the
cause of action arose in the state then said
action may be commenced at any time after the
plaintiff shall have resided iii the state for q
period Of elk months.
5. (kcpeaD All acts and parts of acts in
conflict herewith are hereby repealed. Approx
ed March 8, 1907.
"Shall the above law become a law of this
%state?'
immediately to the left of which ehall be
printed the words eyes and NO. each pre-
coded by a square in which the elector can
place a cross to indicate his vote. Electors de
string to vote "Yes' will place a cross before
the word Eyes. and those desiring TO vote
"No' will place a crosse before the word "No.'
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-10-30
AN ACF TO PROHIBIT THEATRICAL AND
OTHER PERFORMANCES ON SUNDAY
WITHIN THE STATE r SDU1H DA-
kOTA AND PRESCRIBING II
pITNISJ ENY' TtEPEEap

PUNISHMENT THEREFOR
Be it enacted by the Legislature OF the State
of South Dakota:
l.. Theatrical and other performances. Thu
performance If any tragedy, comedy, oper .
ballet, farce, negro minstrelsy ,sparring contest.
triai OF strength, Or any part or parts therein,
ana any moving picture show of the same, or
any circus, equestrian, dramatic Performance
or exercise, or any performance of exercise Of
lhEglers, acrobats, club performances or rope
dancers, or base ball games, where an admis-
sion fee is charged or ANYTHING of va)ue j.
accepted By the manager, or any Of the players
or any one connected with said game as a cor
dltlon or witnessing the same by the public, on
the first day of the week are forbidden and every
person aiding in such exhibition, performance,
exercise. or game. advertis meBt, posting or
otherwise. and every owner or lessee of any
garden, building or room, place or structure,
grounds or park, who leases or lets the same
for the purpose Of such exhibition or perform
ance or exercise or game, on the fret day of the
week, or who assents to the use of the same for
any such purpose if it be 40 used, is guilty of a
misdemeanor, and upon conviction ehall be fined
IN any sum not exceeding one hundred dollars
and not less than twenty-five dollars or impris-
onment in the county Jail for a period not ex-
ceeding thirty DAYS nor less than ten dave, or
be subject to both such fna and imprison ent.
2. Repeal. All acte and parts of acts in CON
Tlct with the PROVISIONS If THE act are hereby
repealed.
Approved February 25 1907.
~etate:"
Immediately to the left Of which shall be
printed the words, "Yee" and "No.'' each pre-
coded by a square in which the elector can
place . cross to- in Indicate his vote. Electors
desiring to VOTE Yes will place cross before
the word Yes and thoee desiring to vote mo
will place a cross before the word mo"
Which election Will he open at 8 O'Clock IN
the morning and will continue open until 5
o'clock in the afternoon on the same day
Given under my hand and seal this fret day
CHAs. McwA7ERp.
County Auditor.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-10-30
business address Milbank. s. y.

business address Milbank, S. D.
Commissioner of 3rd District
By the Republican Party-John
Maxwell, residence Lura Township, s..
D., business address Waubay, s. D.
BY the Democratic Party-F. L. Ste
ward, residence Grant Center Town
ship, 5. d., business address Twin
Brooks, S. D.
In witness Whereof haveh ereunto set
my hand and affixed the official seal Of
Grant county at Milbank, S. D., this
10th dayof October, A. d. 1908.
CHAS. MCWATERS.
lSeal.) County Auditor.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-10-30
AN ACT ENTITLED AN ACT FOR TIL
PROTECTION AND PRESERVATION
OF QUAIL.

Bel enacted by the Legislature Of the Stat
Of South Dakota:
/. unlawful to kiln 1t shall be unlawful
Tor any person or persons to, within this state.
shoot. XIII, catch or in any manner capture or
destroy any quail before the ISL day o october,
1917, or at any time hereafter AXE, modest or
destroy the nest or eggs of sald bird.
2. Violation-tPenalty) Any person or per
sons violating any of the provisions of this act
g ,aii be deemed guilty OF n misdeanor, and ~.
on conviction thereof before a Justice of the
peace of the county. is punishable by a fine of
not less than ten dollars nor more than one
hundred dollars for each offence
3. tHepeaD All acts AID parts Of acts in
conflict with the pToviE ions OF this act be and
the same are hereby repeaIed.
A proved March {. 1901.
"Shall the above law become a law of this
state:'
Immediately to the left OF which shall be
printed tne words Yes" and NO. each pr.
coded by a square in which the elector can
place a cross to indicate bis vote, electors de
string to vote Yes will ilace a cross beforp
the woid "Ies' and those desiring to vo,r
mo will place a cross before the word she"
The Prescott daily news., 1908-02-11
NEVADA COUNTY NEWS
Interesting News From Our Neishbofs .,3 -..-S In the South. West. '.-

Health in this community is not very good. MT. John Mason has sick baby at this writing Mir. Walter Tomkins has a sick baby but do not know the cause
 Stove hauling seems to be the order of the day.
 Mrs. Starps, of near Sutton, Is very feeble yet. The writer was was with her from Thursday until Saturday.
 MT. Lee Gentry has had phone put in at his residence.
 M. c. Hart is still trading horses and buying cat le ano sheep.
 Mrs. Sylvanus Martin is very sick at this writing.
 On account of the rain there was no Sunday school or preach at the Mount Sunday.