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Rose A. c., 8, St. Mnrys, O.

Yesterday afternoon the Rose A. c. went
to East Nutley and defeated the st.
Marys, of that place. by a score Of 8 to 0.
The feature of the game was the pitching
of A. Schwankert, who had sixteen strike
outs.
Valley, 81 Oval, 4.
The Valley P. c. defeated the Oval F. C.
on the Lincoln Oval yesterday by a score
of 6 to 4. The score: R.H.E.
Valley r. c.. o 0 o-e s 8
Oval F. Co.. o 0 l / 0 o. 3 4
Batteries-Pullman and Mulcahey; Keifer,
Wire and Alderman.
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The Sommer Mldgets of the First city
playground won twice yesterday. In the
10 to Z, and In the afternoon defeated the
Owl B. B. c. 10 to s.. The Sommer Midgets
would like to hear from all 9 and 10 year
old teams. Address Dominick Dolls, 1877
commerce street.
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MARGARET L


NEWARK. N. J.. May 10. 1908.
Estate OF William H. Rosenstrauch. deceased.
Pursuant TO the order of George e. husseii,
Surrogate Of the county Of Essex. this DAY
made, on the application Of the undersigned.
executor II said deceased. notice Is hereby
given TO the creditors OF said deceased to ex-
hibit TO the subscriber under oath or at1rma-
tlon their claims and demands against the
from this date, or they will be forever barred
from prosecuting or recovering the same against
IL WILLIAM s. RosENsTRAUcH.
Hahn q Hahn.
proctors.
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nV I1t 6tNI NfUn IjWu FAufN lin VtW JfhNtI P@@MMSm
, AND AN ACTION PLAY


This remarkable photograph shows
Barrett, Orange Valleys crack back
stop, just after tagging McGuinness, of
the MontgOmerys, out at home and
ready to nail a runner.
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NOTICES.

NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT E.
Notice is hereby given that the accounts OF
the subscriber. executor of the last Will and
testament Of Grace Charlotte Knevitt. deceased,
will be audited and stated by the Surrogate
and reported for settlement to the Orphans
Court OF the county Of Essex. on Tuesday. tina
eighteenth day OF August next.
HENRY W. MOONEY.
nated Tune 40 1enH.
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Dated June 30. 1908.


N. D., June ~, l5po.
Estate OF Emma F. Henderson,, deceased.
Pursuant TO the order Of George z. Russell.
Surrogate OF the county Of Essex. this day
made. on the application Of the Undersigned.
executor of said deceased. notice Is hereby
given to the creditors of said deceased TO ex-
hibit TO The subscriber under oath or aftirma-
ton their claims and demands against the
estate of said deceased. within nine months
from this date, or they will be forever barred
from prosecuting or recovering the sans
against the subscriber.
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Estate Of Patrick Walsh. deceased.
Pursuant TO the order. of George II. Russeii.
Surrogate Of the count OF Essex. this day
made on the application of the Undersigned,
executrix Of safd deceased, notice is. hereby
given to the creditors of said deceased to ex-
hibit to the subscriber under oath or afnrma-
ton their claims and demands against the
estate OF said deceased. within nine months
from this date. or they will be forever barred
from prosecuting or recovering the same against
WV MARGARET WALSH.
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MutuaIs, z, Watsessines, 8.

The Mutual A. A. beat the Watts essing A.
c. Saturday by a score of 7 to 3. Machette' s
pitching was of the phenomenal order. He
had eighteen strikeouts to his credit. and let
the Watsessings down with three scratch
hits. :
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Hahn q Hahn.
Proctors.


NEWARK, N. j.. May 81. 1908.
Estate Of John George Lohr, ST., DECEASED,
Pursuant TO the order of George r. Russell.
Surrogate Of the county Of Essex, this day
made. on the application Of the undersigned.
executors Of said deceased. notice Is hereby
given to the creditors of said deceased to ex-
hibIt to the subscribers under oath or aftirma-
ton their claims and demands against the
estate OF said deceased. within nine months
from this date. or they will be forever barred
from prosecuting or recovering the same asains
Wv JOHN GEORGE LoHR. JP
ANNA NJ. LOHR.
Pilch & Pich.
proctors
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STANDING OF CLUBS In 2
THREE BIG LEAGUES

Yesterdays results.
Jersey City, 3: Newark. 2.
Newark. 8: Jersey City, Q.
Providence. s: Baltimore, 8.
Games Today.
Newark at Toronto.
Jersey City at Buffalo.
Baltimore at Montreal.
Providence at Rochester.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE RECORD.

There We're no games ScheuuIed yeSter-
day In the American League.
Games Today.
st. Louis at New York.
Chicago at Boston.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at Washington,
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Rixerside. S; Oneida. 2.

In an exciting game Saturday the River
sides defeated the Oneidas by a score of
S to 8.
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Pilch & Pilch.
Proctors.

NEWARK. N. J.. May 10. 1908.
Estate of Diederich Wahlers. deceas
Pursuant to the order Of George p.
Surrogate OF the county of Essex az
made. on the application Of the hnaersigned
exec ltors Of said deceased. notice Is. heref
given TO the creditors of said deceased 70 =
hfbit to the subscribers under oath or attr'
ton their claims and demands against
,state Of sand deceased. within nine mr.
from this date. OF they will he forever b
from prosecuting or recovering the same a.
'"' FRIEDRICH WAFFLE
JOHN BEHNKE.
Helm & Knight.
Proctors.
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!, NOTICES.

III
the Stimis Metal Company:
n accordance with the pro-
of the Court of Chancery
on the tive Ity-fourth dow
re hereby notihe"
liver Of
yor'
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ne boys at mao
Saturday and Sunday. Eve
Acker's and Tappan's brough
Captain Emil Luddeke. of I
partment, caught sixteen wea
day, and Edward Cosgrove ca
Benny Robinson and Alfred !
a small bait net on the bei
gan's Station Saturday night
net were nine striped bass t
more than a pound each. tt
is III the creek. but no on
them.
Thomas Aldrich, William Fo
Lessner are In camp at Lake
Saturday they fshed and AL
four bass and two pickerel; FC
and three pickerel, and Lessne
a pickerel. They will finish
ton next Saturday.
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NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT
Notice is hereby given that the &C
the subscriber. administrator G. L
Teresa v. Manning, deceased. will be
and stated by the Surrogate and repori
settlement to the OrphanS Court OF the
OF Essex. on Tuesday, the eighteenth
August next.
Dated July 10. 1909.
NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT
Notice Is hereby given that the acc
the subscribers, executors Of the last
testament Of Edward Maher deceass
audited and stated by the Strrogi
ported for settlement to the Orphaf
the county OF Essex, on II
eighteenth day Of ugust next
John c
lila
Dated June
James r.
Proctc
MOTT"
Nc
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HUNTING AND FISHING.

Joseph Smith and James Zacher came up
from Barnegat last night with a fine mess
of weakfsh. They say that the bay is
fairly alive with school fish and that
tide runners are caught In the channels.
Arthur Moore and Frederick Ball made a
fine catch of weakfsh at the Highlands
yesterday. They anchored in the weakfish
hole off Water Witch and caught thirty
seven fish that weighed sixty-one pounds. y
Among the grabbing parties at Cheese
quake Creek, Morgan's Station. were Mrs.
Bailow, Mrs. Hart. Mrs. Crawford and
Arthur Bailow. They filled a basket In q
short time while nchored opposite Wood
A~pplegate's boathouse. The crabs were all
those blue-claw ones.
Charles NJ. Wood and Isaiah King, of
East Orange, went out from Willett's boat
house at Morgan's Saturday and caught
fifteen weakfish, ten porgies, two cells and
a bluefish, They caught the fish just out
side of the jetties.
William Khtzler fished with Captain
Trave Bloodgood, of Woods Hotel, Cheese
quake Creek, Saturday morning and caught
forty big weakfsh. The fish must have
been biting we'll. as they were back to tho
hotel at noon.
rho hove at Gewaren ha, Ehino
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-11-19
EASTERN STAR MEETING.
All Chapters In Eighth District Rene
resented at EnOsburKh Fails

tnosDurgh Falls. Nov. 1M-rhr sixth
annual meeting of district 40. order
or the Eastern Star, held her to-day was
attended by tine following grand officers
Grand matrou, Mrs. Gcorg. T.. Leland
or Springfield; grand lecturer. Mrs. Ruby
I. fIaWiey of Richford: district deputy
grand patron, Ernest a. Stur,evaut OF
Fairh"ld' district deputy grand matron.
Mrs. Mary c. Metcalf of GEORGIA. pr
Frederick II. Stoddard OF Shelburne tho
grand patron. sent letter of regret
stating his inability 70 he present. his
part In tho program being taken by NJ,
StUrtevant
After the ceremonies. which opened nj
-'5o III IN" afternoon. the meeting was nd
Journ"d until six o'clock when supper
was Served in Forcsters hall bv Martha
Washington chapter. business session
was held this evening. Delegates were
present from all the chapters In tho dis
trict' coming from Misslsquoi. No. 81
Rlrhtord; Frances T.. Stevens No r.
Ninooskl; Chittenden. No. o. Milton
Harmony No. G., East Fairfield: La
llott". No. Ga, lrinesbureh: Bethlehem.
NO. G., bakersfield, Bethany. 40 =. l.
d, Essex Junction
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CAN SEARCH MAN S POCKET
washington Judge Says IL Is II Sign
woman Loves Her Husband.

Washington, NOV. lS-A woman has
some rights and they include the search
ins or her husbands pockets according
10 decision of Judge Mull0Nnay ot the
plstrict of Columbia police court 1T
SHOWS the interest a woman Las IN you"
the court held. 1T shows that she loves
you A woman who does not Eo through
N" pockets Of her husband does not love
hlln fou have been ma rried lon4, enough
|" kh"" woman has sone rights.
Ridgewav."
ne oefendant, George R.droWay, was
arrested Yesterday on his wfe's com
p!~lnt mat he threatened to knock hcr
Head OH ana lie objected t. Ms wfe's
taking liberties with nis pockets while
Ne slept Tho defendant saii theY
sometimes got along fnc and rurtimes
scrapped
'That Is the way with all wou resuIat-
ed families" declared the court "Oio buy
your WIG some chrysanthcWums "
ltidge"ay was put under bond to keep
tn" peace.
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LEAGUE MAKES
MUCH Of MOOSE
Banquets on Him and Then Hears
Lecture on His Life and
Habits.
EYARTS AGAIN PRESIDENT
over 400 Members Reports the Sccre-
tnry ~ NrrmOnts Fish aud t;nme
organization -St.I5t.1O Cash
on Hand with All the
bills Paid.


M5n'pe lie'. :Iov. 1S--The annual rect-
ing of the state Fish ana Game Traupe
was held this evening in the parlors of
the Pavilion hotel. President Maxwell
EvdriS or Windsor in tho chair. The re-
port of 4. G.. Thomas Of stowe, the sec
retary. showed membership Of over
20. Twenty eight new members were ad-
inittod. fourteen withdrew and two have
ued. Ihe report of G. 7. Lowo Of Mont
p"Ii"r the treasurer. showed 81 l5l.70 cash
on hand ana all bills paid. II G. Thomas
OF stowe and G.. r. Lowe Of Montpelier
were appointed a committed to ascertain
during the Year the opinion of the mem
H'rS "t the league whether 1t IS ad-
Nisapie - h"ld all the meetings OF the
IeaR"e IN tie summer months. Tho
I""S"e voted tn" secretary and treasurer
9'" '''h Tor services the past year.
u" io'lo"In@ Officers We're elected.
iFeEld"ht' MaNW"II EVarts Of Windsor.
''-pr'SId"hts' John w. Titcomh -
dSnlhs'oh' H. G.. J. ;. patrick OF Bur
IlnG''h w q Reynolds "f Halr" + l..
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-11-19
LEGISLATIVE NOTES.

| Fifteen taxuat ters of West Pawiet were
before the committee on town lines to-
day urging the pbssag- OF the bill now
in the hands Of that committee which
provides for di.idiuE the town Of Paw
let.
Ouo lady We. occ..ued prominent
seat on the fo.r of the House nearly all
this afternoon set the members a good
example by indusirious,y knitting while
listening to TIE proceedings
The committee on education i'm the
House give earring this afternoon on
the bill Introduced by Mr. Leary Of Bur
lingtou which f,rbids members Of public
schools in the senate 'oiuing secret or
fraternal societies.
II. q. Thomas Of stowe, State fish and
game commissioner. was In town to-day
to attend the annual meeting ana ban
Quet of the nsh ana game league. has
been invited to- represent Vermont in
Washington at meeting Of tho fish and
game commissioners of all the border
States having International waters 10
discuss the proposed treaty with Great
Britain emhodying uniform laws dealing
with internatona, fisheries.
J. II. McDonad 49, Hartford. Conn.
State highway commissioner % Con-
nccticut. will give a public address in
Representatives hall tomorrow evening.
The bill appropriating II certain sum fo-
the support Of TIE state fair will also
be taken UP tomorrow evening by the
committee on appropI .ations.
During the executive session in the
Senate this morning several appoint
ments by Governor Proutv were received
and laid on the tatl,. tJf "a hours.
O. L. French. editor and proprietor OF
the Brattlehoro Phoenix. was a visitor Of
the state House to-day. Mr.. French came
here Ia attend hearing on the bill in
troduced by MI Howe OF BENNINGTON in
regard to newspaper libcls.
Representatives Nelson Of Salisbury
was quite seriously injured this morn
ing by falling heavily on an tcy sidewalk
one knee was badly wrenched and he was
otherwise bruised. He was taken to his
boarding place ana Is being cared for by
Representative Calvin of Londonderry
who is Il physician.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-11-19
MINOR CASES ON CALENDAR
Htnhinat'h County Court He's 10 for
Jury and 23 for Judge

hehnlnston' Nov. ls-The December
term Of bennington county court will
open here Tuesday, December with
Judge y. a. Hall OF st .Albans presiding
IHe newlN-c!ectnd Judge. the Hon =. :
stanton, was 10 have presided at tLi4
''riIl nut because OF illness n Ms family
maze an exchange with Judge Han.
me court and Jury calendar shows
l""' thefe ar" 20 cases set FOR trial hv
yu'N ana - To come before the Cuurt.
lie majority OF the cases are ~ minor
Importance nut should the cases Gr, wing
ONT or the difficulties between Or
Hercules Sanche # New York and Arthur
i. ana charles II. Dewey OF Pennington.
involving the titles 10 certain lands IN
Woodford, como to trial. there g. li,,o,,
10 To considerable litigation. There is
one suit for tres?ass and thrce FOR f,lsc
arrest.
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LINCOLN.

The Rev. Dr. Davidson Of R.tIngton
spoke in the Methodist Chur,n SUNDAY
morning. Sunday afternoon step, were
taken to start the new churc rere of
which so much las been said NJ Day,-
son was there TO answer any question IN
regard to the church ana helm IN INV
way he could.-The Rev g. B. Wells
Arthur Bristol and Clinton StDadman
We're in Burlington the last OF '.o week
to attend the Chapman AleXaua.r meet
ings.-Mrs. Joe Bean visited rr sister
Mrs Cutter of Starksboro, t.. last Of
the Week.-Mrs. John Bean las r.,lrnod
from Burlington.-Mr. and Mrs : II
Buell. are in Burlington for a few davs
Robert Eaton of Rnndclph Ccnter 10
visiting the Rev, Mr. Wells John Benz
ton is In Fort Ann, called th.r. nv
the critical illness of his mother
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:" AN.-- 81 lRLNGION. VT. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER

nor warren sChool.-NIiss Kntbrv,
N"odham is taking weeks vaco,io,
from teaching in Fcrrisburgh r.
Ie'Nor "i burlington is in town-A.
w EddN was I'm Burlington the first
"' TOE week. Mrs. Lucy Smith of
Ml"uI'nu'A IS visiting her sister. Mrs
g. = colby. Mr. and Mrs. +. J. Has
keIl have moved to IIincsburuh ID
u Blackwell of Brandon IS in town
Mrs Edward Danforth. who has hcen
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Danforth
viii return +" Worcester Mass. to-
day +. G. Danforth returned with
h"r 80 spend the wintcr.-N. u. Bis
son"tte of Burlington was in tow,
yesterday.
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OFFICIAL RECORD OF DAY.
SENATF,-MORNTNG.


| senate 'a!'ed 10 order hN the president
tbo chanIoi, ~
UOI'SE HIILS RErEpprn
H. 80 Ahehd!hE chafter Of Barton
H. sla-Amendng charter O. Rar-e ~
committee on municipal corporations
! II. S63-Relating to taking land for city
nan at Montpelier To committee on mu-
nicipal corporatons
H. S3a-Amending charter Of Water
| bury. T" commit'e" on municipal cor
porntions.
H. S61- Authorizing Mon'polier to issue
bonds To committee on municipal cor
porat!ons.
II. 4ot-AmendinF charter o. l,noshurgh
faHs TO committee on municipal cor
porations.
pASou,n -, ,,>,,.,,,
r.
,oro, 'N"'"''"s ''"'''' or Troy con
ie'"hre academy
v.r,,om, "r,".n'S a",n,''I w water supply for
II, Soj Amending charter OF Austlne
II 2,i ,ona,,n o,.u
Telephone company
READ THIRD TINE AND PASSED
Chcstnu, I'm aud sunset Lake, cnrno,o "'
ie'.
r,,,,, ..,.,..,
''' 0''''f'NEp'
; Appropr'atns money to pay
'uiSH'htS oi court OF ''alms
a. ll-Relatng 10 open season on deer
~ 2il-An act to pay George uu.m.s
'"'" '"e'e'I "'"'ou
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SALISBURY.

The village school closed Friday for =,
TWO weeks vacation. In tho advanced
room, taught by Miss Mary Lynch tho
following pupils We're not absent during
the term: Carl Whitney, Ned Whitnev
Mason Kemp. Reuben Kemp. James
Petersen, William Petersen, Nelson CON
ant. Charles Cutting, Gertrude Peck and
Ina Petersen, total number OF pupils %.
average attendance per day. 254 In the
primary department, taught by Miss les
sic Collins the following pupils were nor
absent: Alma Farmer. Dewey Ke,nn
William Kemp. Edwin Peterson. Alma
Peck, Fred Swan. PAU Whitney. Percy
Whitney. Gertrude Kenworthy and How.
ard Grace; total number OF pupils. II. nv
erage attendance per day. l6s-liewttt
Arnold and family OF Leicester hay.
moved IN with Leland Stone.-Mrs. q. M
Whitney closed her school in the Seelsv
district Friday and entertained The pup,Is
at her home In tho afternoon
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$25, 900 Il YEAR ALIMONY.


New York NuN. T., Mr- lioNari
Gould was allowed $-5,vr = gear .linunv
by Justice Bschun iu the sVprrNla court
to-day This Is allowed pending de
'lslon OF Mrs iould's suit for divorce
This Is the same allowance THAI Air
Gould has been voluntarily allowing to
ms wife pending the determine don Of
her suit She asked for N9oeN Il yoay.
Th" decision also allows COUNSEL fees
Of sS.DN
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-11-19
NORTH FERRISBURCH.

The Ladies Aid society held n
chicken pie supper al the church Wednes-
day evening.-Mrs Lucinda Allen has
gone 10 Burlington for tho wlnter-'rhe
ReV. II. r. Merrill of Fairlee. secretary
and treasurer OF the Sunday Protective
Lea que, preached at the Methodist
Church Sunday morning. Cards are out
Cor the marriage OF Miss Goida Miller
and w. NJ. Dean November "a
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-11-19

'"'''. re Is defended by V. A. Bullard
'''" H. r. Brown of Burlington ANA Dis
- ~ Attorney Alexander DunueU of (.
Il 'V"ns"urY Is prosecuting. Certain furs
"HeB'd 10 have been smuggled across
ne anadian border were found I'm Mo
'"TEHr barn. There is nlso - chareo
Hs"'hst tha rnnn or refusing 10 assist
deputy United Statcr Marshal H. G. T.add
o' NInU'Hh in making an arrest i'm ~
case.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-11-19

Manila Nov. lS.-It is uuof9-lll.t stated
mat 'he battleship Nebraska during ~"
target practice now in practice broke all
records established by any navy IA the
world for marksman.hp with le-inch
guns.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-11-19
3RIDPORTT.

The Rev. Henry Lamb la, re,arnod
from Burlington.- Nearly eleven dollars
was realized at tho Christian Eulcavor
social November l3-Mr. ana Mrs g. f..
81 John spent SUNDAY in Shorouam at
j. e. Moore's.-rhe Episcopal social at
" y. SpaMlding's was Mell nllnnded
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-11-19
CARNAGE IL THE HOUSE. I

Tho House rot out its h7~eH this
morning and ofore the carnage had
ceased fifteen House bills had been re
fused tniii reading. Among those
sent over th. range were two relat-
ing TO the speed OF motor vehicles. two
in regard t. 'censes on dogs, and
others were of a minor nature
The Hous" ihIs morning took for
nal action ON thc report 81 the com
mttee on elections which declares
that Ernest HllchcocE of Pttsford is
entitled to q scat IN the House by
adopting the report OF that commit
tee. Joint resolutions were introduced
by Mr.. Bnrber OF Brattletoro making
the pay OF tie chapla!ns OF the Senate
md House. TIC pages, swccpers. mes
senEers. etc. So per DAY tho same as
received by mcnbers OF tho General
Assembly. 'ttse joint resolutions
were referred to III" committee on
state and court expenses.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-11-19

CHOLERA Epidemic ENDED.
Manila NOV. y Willie occasional eases
or cholera arc reported - the authorities
tho rpiucmir IS now uulD,sti .nahi, at AN
end.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1908-11-19
WATER TOO SCARCE TO
SAVE JUNCTION STORE

Whlte River Junction, Nov. is
Fir' broke out at eight this evening
IN 'he hullding owned and occupied
by the Swift Beef company ana Mad.
den Trumbuil's grain store. The
pfobabl" cause was a defective .l.c
trlc light wire entering the second
st|'| OF the building. Owing 70 a
'"' 'y OF wat-J the fremen were
= able to conf,ne the fire to the
uhi'n3. smal! portion of the con-
'ehts was saved. The building was
valued at 5000 ana the contents at
learly as much more. 1t was well In
'urrd hut the fun loss Is not vet as
'ertainablr.
ALB'RGn MAN ON trial.
Rutland, NoN lS-Myron T. McCargar
II SAhurgh was ON trial In United states
'ourt here to-day ON the charge of
'mugglns furs into this country unlap-
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CContinued on page 2,)
Arizona republican., 1908-11-23

to roust them out at the unseemly hour of 5:30 at Douglas and force them to take the day car on into Bisbee is un- fair to al concerned. The resolutions will be duly forwarded by the secretary to the proper officials of the railroad.
 Thomas Higgins. a pioneer of Bisbee and owner Of the Higgins mine is in the city looking after his business in terests and expresses himself as highly gratified ct the showing made in the way of improvement since his last vis- it. Mr Higgins first entered the city in 1879.
 R. K. Clancy. who is in the city on busiess connected with the Organiza- ton of the American company, to con- troll the Santa ROsalia mine south of Cananea will return to the property to- day. From all reports this is destined to become a big gold producer.