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said Seward Ditch Company. to-wit.
 All the following described property. real estate and mining claims situate iu Inc Cape Nome Mining and Record mE District and the Kaugarnk Mining and Recording District. District ef Alaska. viz.
 All that certain ditch, Hume and pire line extending from tao intake rr sHiI ditch Hume and rfpr liae just below Dorothy creek uu Nerae riyrr. down tHa right limit uf Nome river toNntH crcsE. being ahout 39 miles tn length. and known and designated as the eseu- ard Ditch. together with all its later als. feeders. sirhous. fumes pipe lines and other water c6uduIt- aprert4iHlHe. arpurtrnaut and belonging ta sail ditch system, together with at water rights acpuirna by appropriation Uv said Seward Ditch Co. and its grant ors, CabeI Whitehead. Frank IT. Thatcher. John n. G.ccdv. pprathy Dobbs. John l.. Beau. II. r IIarIiae. Eugene T.. Ailcs. and Milton l.. NiIez. tn divert and apple ta a beneficial use l the waterz "f Nuur rtvrr and Hl tffb= marle- Co Nomr river between lhs stia l intake of said SeWarI Daeh and Anvil creek
 Also that certain ditch. pipa IHe. Hume and water conduit extending from the Grand Central river ta The Nome river divide and known and designated as the High Pipe Line. together with au the aumcz. pipe Hncs- ditrhes, latcrale. feeders and ether water cnuduils ef every kind and dr- scription tHeremtn belonging. arrar- taumg or apputsnaut. als4 aH fhr rights acquired by the zajd Seward Ditch Company. il- rr1utars and prc.le- ccssurs IH interest. by appropriation to divert the waters uf saId Grand Central river aud ts tributaries. and arrlv tHe same t0 beneficial u#c. also all rights of way and franchises and easements of every kind. nature and description arpertaining. brluur- ing to "r appurtcnani to tho sud "uigH i Pipe Line also the right ta caH'irm. said "Hfch ripc Line" from fts pres .ut terminus tn Nome and yicmtss also all material now on hand for the construction ef saia pipe lmc
 Also all thr rights heretofore ac- quir.d aHd conveyed ta eaiI Seward Ditch "a. hy thr Central Water ca. aud Il. T. Harding j n Loady. = p Lame et .s1.
 AIse ait mining claim. oaoeI he .oiI seward Ditch Company. and all interest in mining claims owned bv aid Seward Ditch Company
 Alsa all leases af mining claims oVu= ed hy suid Seward Ditch Company. os= .nrdfug te tHr tarmz or WBirh 4fl legsas In aaid Sew4fd BifrH Company ia nat prohibited from fran. rerdae and assigning Inc same without The af'r- Ion consent af the levsers in sld Leases named.
 Also all rights af Way and easement. ID, Hued by said S.wIrl Ditch camFany ny er mining claims.
 lso all horses, blows, serapere. caluI cau jpment, wagons harness tonls anal miru ne and ditch implements owned Jag eaig Seward Ditch Company
 Afs, that certain lat in the tovn-ife If Naa 1e. District nf Alaska. known ae lot ea. n hloeR 5o, taeethcr with all lm- provsnt uts thereon situate. and helnr the Iof bon which the Seward stable and barn is now situate.
 Dated at Nome. Alaska, this 7th day of July. I9G s.
 ALBERT FINK.
 Trustee
 Date of Hrat puh July &. 1908.
 Date of last pub. Sept. q. 1908.
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERS HIP

The firm heretofore existing unu . the name and style of Newens X Clan don, doing business in the city oi Nome. Is this day dissolved by mutual consent, MT. Isaiah NeWens having purchased the entire interest of Mir. II. j. Glandon in the concern. including the Five Hundred Store.
 Isaiah Newens.
 IT. J. Glandon. Nome, Alaska. July. 1908.
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FFTH BIRTHDAY.

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NOTICE o F TRUSTEES SALE
VI All Real a d Personal Property Be.
 longing ! the Seward Ditch Company.

N"tice is b 'reby given that I. the nndersigne'8 tn istee. named as such in
 that eertain d. ed of trust dated oe- 'o"er 'th. H9OF- fro mthe Seward Ditch Company. a ot,a poration. to said trus- tee. which saia. deed of trust has been '"iS recorded ia the office of the re- eoiuer Tor the ape Nome Recording Dis'rict' Distit6u of Alaska. will sell. under and by Win tue of the powers in me vested by sn Id trust deed. at 1e o CLOCK noon. Septa 'mber 15. 1908. at the iioht door of tfite court house of the ohi'ed states Bh trict Court in the city of Nome. Ash ska. at public auc- 'ioh' to the highear bidder for cash. all oi 'he Following ! described real and pefsohai propertysl belonging to the
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The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-12

AN ORDINANCE 70 FIX and determine the
salaries Of the officers. custodians and as
sistants Of the Commissioners OF Fairgrounds
Be Il ordained by the Mayor and Common
Council of the city of Newark;
Section /. That the salaries and cornpensa-
ton OF the several officers, custodians and as
s~istants Of the Commissioners OF Fairgrounds
of he city Of Newark be fixed and determined
MS follows:. The Clerk and Assistant. Super
visor shall receive a salary of twelve hundred
tSl.2o0.OD dollars per annum, payable monthly
as other salaries are paid; the custodians OF
Fairgrounds shall each receive n wage or com
pensation at the ratio or two dollars and fifty
cents CS2.bol per day for each day actually
served by them. The assistant custodians OF
Fairgrounds shall each receive a wage or COM
pensation Mt the rate Of one dollar and fifty
cents Cs1.bM per day for each day actually
served by them; HOLDERS at Fairgrounds shall
each receive a wage or compensation at the
rate ~ seventv-hYo t75) cents per day for
each day actually served by them. Instructors
81 Fairgrounds shall each receive a wage OF
compensation at the rate OF fifty (50) cents
por hour for each hour actually served ny
them. All such wages and compensation to be
payable monthly.
Section q This ordinance shall take effect
immediately.
The foregoing ordinance was presented IN
Common Council on Friday evening. March 6,
1905, was read twice under suspension OF tbs
rules and duly ordered 70 a third reading.
MARTIN g.. BRosS, JR.,
mar9-5t Acting City Clerk.
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1908-03-12

NOTICE OF INTENTION-Board OF Street and
Water Commissioners.
Pursuant to a resolution adopted by the
the city Of Newark, at 9 meeting held the
firth day Of March, 1905, and approved
BY the Mayor Of the city OF New
ark on the sixth day of March. 1908. public
notice Is hereby given that 1t is the intention
or the Board OF Street and Water Commission
ers- OF the city Of Newark. under and by virtue
% provisions Of the act entitled IAN Act 10
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BUGS DROVE HIM FROM HOME.

TRENTON. March 12.-Ridgway
Challenger, charged with deserving his
wife. was discharged by Judge Rell-
stab, when he said that tho little bugs
at home were too much for him"
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Newark, 2 approved March 18th, 1851, and tho
supplements thereto. and The act creating The
Hoard 81 Street and Water commissioners Of
the city OF Newark, approved March 18th. 1891
aud other public laws Of the state Of New
Jersey, TO order and cause tho paving OF
PESHlNE AVENI1E.
from Rigelow street to Hawthorne avenue,
with brick pavement and the repaviug OF
SUSSEX AVENUE.
from High street 10 Sufamit street. with
telford.
such peraons e may object thereto are rs
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LAWYER HELD FOR GRAND JURY.

BAYONNE. March 12.-Lawyer Jesse
Felnberg, who was locked up because
no refused to pay a $40 fine imposed
BY Recorder Lazarus for contempt or
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NOTICE.
Notice IS hertby given 10 I'll PARTIES lnter-
estsd that the certificate n Assessment of the
whole amount of THE cuts and expenses of
opening
FABTAE PLACE.
has neen delivered to- me acrnrding 90 law.
Said assessments cnmprife an the lots. tracts
ana parcels Of land and real estate lying on
both sides Of
FABYAN PLACE.
from a point about tWenty-ave feot north ~
avenue 70 Lyons avenue. on both sides Of
LYONS AVENUE.
from y point about one hundred feet cast Of
Fahyan place westerly 70 the city line.
The owners OF land and real estate assessed
III said certificate Of assessment are hereby
required 70 pay the amount 30 assessed upon
them. and each Of them respectively. 20 me n
my office. City Hall. on or before April 90. 1908.
Newark, N. J., March 9. 1913.
J. II. B~ACITEBLER.
nRr9-kt Comptroller.
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court. has been held for the grand jury
on a charge of Interfering with a State
witness. 1t was alleged that Feinberg
advised a witness in q gambling house
case not TO testify.
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CRY ADVERTISEMENTS.

ouested 70 present their objections in writing
"a the Clerk OF said Board, at the office OF the
Hoard II street and Water commissioners
civ Uai1. Newark. on or before the expira-
tfon OF six days from date OF this notice.
nv direction OF the Board OF street md
NJ. II. SHBRRERO.
Chief Engineer.
Newark, \. J March 8, 1905 mar7-5t
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Newark. n. j.. March 10, 1905.
Notice Is hereby given that the Committee
on Weights and Measures Of the Common
Council Viil sell ut public auction to the high
est bidder, In front Of the city Hall on Broad
street. on Monday. March 18th. 1908, ut 2.45
p. m, one bay horse. Z years old. IS hands IN
height weight about 1900 pounds; also one
gray mare. . years old. 49, hands in height
weight about 1850 pounds.
Particulars OF sale may be learned at the
Office OF the City Clerk.
JAMES f.. C~ONNELLY.
mar10.5t City Clerk.
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CARPENTER WORK.
PLUMBING AND GAS PIPING.

II
PAINTING AND E~rECTRICAL WIRING.
Contractors may make a total estimate COM
bining and including all the work covering the
erection and completion Of the building. Plans
and specifications for the proposed building
may be examined at the office Of the archi-
tects. John II. and Wilson G. Ely, No. 500
Broad street. this city.
bidders must specify in the proposals, that
should the above work be awarded to them.
they VIII bind themselves to finish and com
plete the same on or before the first day OF
November, 1908. said proposals to he accom-
panied bysR certified check amounting to o per
cent. OF the amount Of the bid or proposal
All bids must he made out on blanks fur
nished for the purpose, which can be had
upon application at the office Of the architects.
The said building COMMITTEES of the Common
Council reserve for themselves the right to re-
1ect or accept any or all proposals. for the
above work or 10 waive any defects therein
as they may deem best for the Interest Of the
city of Newark.
buildings of the Common Council OF the city
JAMES y. coNNEBLY.
mari2-5t Cit Clerk.
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Make UP your ntnd now that you will In
crease your sales. Advertize in the STAR
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orr1cu on rHR c1rY cLnRK-

Newark, n. j., March u, 1908.
Sealed proposals for furnishing material and
performing tho work required in the erection
ard completion of the new No. s FIRE truck
house to be erected on the southerly side Of
Ferry street. between Brill and Hawkins
streets, in the Twelfth Ward In this city, will
ba received by the committee on public build
ings of the Common Council of the city OF
Newark. on Wednesday. March rs, 1eoS, be-
tween the hours of s and $3.50 p. III.
Bids win be opened promptly at $3.50 p, m.
Proposals properly indorsed must he pre-
sented personally and at no other time or
place. Bidders must state their prices in
writing as well as i'm figures. Separate pro-
posais will be received for the following work,
including materials therefor;
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LENTEN SPECIALS.

Columbia River Salmon,
lib can ...........-...@ Dc
Alaska Salmon, lib tall
CAM. .......
Cromarty Bloaters, 3 for. DC
Fancy rag Bloaters. 6 fol. 25c
Fancy Salt Herring, doz. loo
Mnkner Herring, keg....7oc
Scaled Herring, box......l5c
Salt Maekerel, each ..... &c
Sardines in oil. box ,..... 4c
4 Smoked Sardlnes in oil.
DOA. ~
10-Ib Kit Soussd Mack
orel.. LIB
| Threads of Goldfish, pkge.. DC
| Bird Rock Lobster. 1a-lb
can.......... ..s......'. WI
| Boneless Herring, d.. 15c
/ Soussd Mackerel, can.....15c
Kippered Herring, can. loo
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Il min 245 lb. bag, Soc
u 10 4;Sc
Christians XXxN, MINI, or
Pnisbury Best, per Dbl, $3.50
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! Green Split PEAS, 90
Yellow Split PEAS, ! [qV
Messina IN
LEMONS, doz.... I &c
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-31
SIClLIANS TRAINED TO
RUN FOR ARCHES WHEN
EARTHQUAKES ARRIVE

CHICAGO, Dec. 3O.-Members of the
Italian colony of Chicago have re-
sponded promptly to a call issued by
Chevalier Guido Sabetta, Italian con-
sui.
AT a mass meeting held last night
$4,000 was subscribed for the relief OF
the earthquake sufferers.
The work of raising funds will con-
tinue until such time as the needs OF
the victims have been amply supplied
Madam Blanche Marchesi, the opera
singer, who is now in Chicago, has
sixty relatives in Palermo alone and
many more in the city of Messina,
where the earthquake was most disas-
trous. She expressed great concern
over the reports.
1T is a terrible country for earth
uuakes," she exclaimed.
I'm Sicily people are taught to rusli
to an archway or window as soon as
the slightest shock is felt. This is be-
cause the arch is the strongest part OF
the wall.
when we were children we were
taught this, and even now when feel q
tremor of any kind 1 often scream and
fly to a window. Fhat is why Signor
Caruso rushed to the window in the
San Francisco earthquake"
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-31
FEARFUL STORM GRIPS
PALMl; THOUSANDS OF
REFUGEES DESTITUTE

ROME, Dec. 3O.-It is impossible to
exaggerate the state of despair OF
10000 Calabrians and Sicilians In
Rome. Most of them have relatives in
the stricken area.
The telegraph offices are besieged
by weeping men and women demand
ing, beseeching and crying for infor-
nation or the dispatch of a message.
telegram received here from Palmi
says the continuance of the storm Is
bringing the greatest hardship to the
survivors.
The streets are described as filled
with naked hungry and helpless peo-
pie. Shelter and food are imperative.
The minister of telegraphs received
the first dispatch direct from Messina
today 1t says that after overcoming
all kinds of difficulties the relief oper-
ators succeeded in stretching a wire
and installing their apparatus at
point close to the city.
Orders have been given that the wire
be held exclusively for the use of the
government authorities.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-31
CLERK FINDS $4,000
MAILED BY MISTAKE
OWNER OF MONEY REPORTS
HE WAS ROBBED
Places Bills in Envelope and Drops
1t with Letters in Box Is
Returned from the
Postoffice

PASADENA, Dec. 90.-G. w. White
of Chicago a guest of Hotel Mary
land, says he is thankful tonight the
government provides a mail service
which is beyond reproach. If it hadn' /
Mr. White would be out just $4,000, and
in all probability would believe to the
last it had been stolen from him.
He cashed a New York draft yester-
day for the sum involved. Placing the
money in an envelope he put it in his
pocket. Later, looking for the cash,
which was in large bills. he was unable
to find it, and jumped to the conclu-
sion he had been robbed. The hotel
was searched thoroughly and detec-
tiVes hunted for cleWs without result
until this afternoon.
Then Manager Linnard received an
envelope bearing the Maryland return
stamp, but otherwise unadorned, from
Postmaster ]. W. Wood. 1t was re-
turned for an address. The envelope
was opened and the money which had
been missing was revealed. Mr.. White
had mailed some letters at the hotel
and had dropped the envelope contain
ing the $4,000 in the mail bag along
with the letters.
The finder of the unaddressed letter
at the postoffice was one of the assort-
ing clerks, who followed the routine
work of his office in returning it. He
was not aware of the value of his find.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-31
MAN WHO KILLED ACTOR
TO MAKE NO MODERN PLEA
Wife Believes He Did Right and Hus-
band Relies on Horse Sense
of the Jury, He
Says

DENVER, Dec. sc. Burdette Bell
who shot c. Dury of Cincinnati tc
death Monday afternoon because he
had enticed his wife from him, will
permit of no modern plea in defense
of the killing when placed on trial.
According to a statement attributed
to him, Bell will leave his case to the
horse sense of the jury and brain
storms" emotional insanity or any
thing else of that kind will be avoided.
He said: 81 will trust my case to
the hands of any twelve men that you
can pick up in the streets. / believe
that any man fit to be called a man
would do exactly as L did under the
circumstances. Another man stole my
wife, / killed him. Now, what is there
wrong in that?'
. Mrs. Bell, from her cell last night,
pleaded with Chief Armstrong to be
permitted to see her husband, also
closely confined in jail.
81 think now that everything is
clear" she said to the chief. Bert was
right and Dury and 1 all wrong.
81 want TO see Bert and tell him so,
she said.
Her request was refused.
No word has come from Durys rela-
tives as to the disposition of the body.
Dury's wife visited the morgue yes
terday and looked upon the face OF
her dead husband.
The coroner's inquest was begun to-
day
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-31
BUILDINGS DRAGGED
INTO SEA BY TIDAL
WAVE 80 FEET HIGH

MONTE LEONE, CaIabria, Dec. 30
The tidal wave that swept into Reggie,
swept the city streets 80 feet above tide
level.
Some of the buildings were dragged
out to sea. Twelve miles of the rail-
road near Reggie were destroyed.
tempest added to the horror and
terror of the scene.
A dispatch received from Triporni
says that few Reggie survivors are
wandering nude and demented about
the ruins of the city, searching for
food.
Practically all the pupils of the Reg
gio college persisted. The little villas
located on the heights above Reggie
alone escaped destruction. The chateau
of Reggie is a heap of ruins.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-31
RUEF'S COST TO BAY CITY
JUST BECOMES APPARENT
Theater Tickets and Cigars, $564.4o;
Board, $4221-one Meal, $63.ao;
Pool Tables, $50, ETC., for
Entertainment of Jury

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 3O.-A few
expenses directly chargeable to the
Ruef trial are now making themselves
apparent. Only a few days ago Sheriff
Dolan presented a bill for entertaining
the Ruef jury.
The bill was for $564.5O, and included
car fare theater tickets, cigars and the
cost of reading matter.
The bill of the Fairmont hotel was
paid yesterday. In all 1t represented
charges to the extent of $4,725.35, di-
vided as follows: Board, $4221; extras,
$3405; Thanksgiving dinner, $63.S0;
whisky for medicinal purposes, 81; ex-
ira rooms, 1854; pool table charges,
$50; transportation to election booths
to permit jurors to vote, $35; transport
tation to court, $45 transportation to
the Cliff house, SIS; lunches, $12; Incl
dentals, S43.50.
Payment was made yesterday to j.
J. Dwyer as administrator of the es-
tate of William j. Buggy for services
rendered by the late chief as elisor in
the Ruef case.
The claim was under consideration
prior to the death of Buggy, but 1t did
not receive the approval of the court
until yesterday.
The claim, which was paid by the
treasurer as soon as presented, is for
$780, and the service of the elisor is
paid for at the rate of $500 a month.
While the city has paid out some
large amounts in connection with the
Ruef trial, it would also appear that
the ex-boss has expended so much
money that he is now short of funds.
Yesterday there was filed for record
mortga ge executed by Ruef, his IA
Their, Meyer Ruef, and his sister Mrs
Sittenfeld. to secure a loan Of $500
made by r. W. Mullerus.
The mortgage runs for two years
and is given on property fronting on
the west side of Powell street north OF
TTniOn
Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-31
Important
Eucalyptus
Lecture

Everyone interested in the subject of
Eucalyptus Mahogany planting in CAL
ifornia IS invited to the special after
noon and evening meeting to be held at
2 o'clock and o'clock p. m. today in
the Home Extension hall on the ground
floor of the Chamber of Commerce
building, Broadway between First and
Second streets.
complete stereopticon lecture on
the history and development of this
wonderful hardwood industry in Cali
fornia will be given and matters of
great importance to planters will be
discussed by able speakers.
A feature of Importance to those not
familiar with all the facts about the
quick growth of this hardwood in Cali
fornia will be the exhibition of a COM
plete tree fully 81 feet long. which at
tained this height in four and a half
years in a grove near Santa Ana The
meetings viii begin promptly al the
hours stated and the admission is With
out cost.