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PROBATE SALE

Subject to confirmation by court, the admins
tratrix of the estate of James NJ. Mcdonald, de-
ceased, offers for sale the property hereafter
described ia the manner and on the terms fol
lowing:
BY competitive bid; bids to be sealed and
to be opened at 10 o'clock a. m. Monday, the
23d day Of November, 1908, at the office OF
the Administrative, room Bill, Russ building, Sar
Francisco proffers to be segregated to spe
cifc properties bid on; 10 per cent OF bids tc
accompany offer. balance to be paid on con
frmation by court.
The following is the property referred to-
Z bonds-south Pacific Coast Railroad Co.
bonds-Butte County Canal Co.
bonds-Bay Counties Power Co., (2ds).
bonds-Boca Loyalton Railroad Co.
Z bonds-valley County Power Co.
z bonds-Ocear Shore Ry Co.
s bonds-Los Angeles Gas & Elec Co.
@ bonds-Pacifc Gas & Elec Co.
bOnds-Standard Elee. Go. of Cal
6 bonds-Pacfc Gas Imp. Co.
bonds-Cal: Northwestern Ry. Co.
g boncs-PhiIippine Tel. & Tel Corp.
3 bonds-Northern Cal. Power Co.,
3 bonds-0ro Water Light & Power Co.
3 bonds-Blue Lakes Water Co.
3 bonds-Contra Costa Water Co., (2ds)
bonds-Bay Counties Power Co.
3 bonds-Petaluma & Santa Rosa Ry. Co.,
s shares-First National Bank of S. F., Cal.
10 shares-Bank of Willis.
10 shares-First National Bank Of Eureka
$50 shares-Bank OF America.
33 shares-Mutual Savings Bank OF s. F.
I,239 shares-Chariot NJ NJ. Co.
1895 shares-Crescent NJ. & NJ. Co.
4,0s3 shares-Bella Union Quicksilver Co
11.6l3 shares-Eagle Copper G. siIv. Mg. Co.
sos shares-Butte County Canal Co.
40 shares Philippine Tel & Tel. Corp.
% shares-Csl. Irrigated Land Co.
% shsres-Sutter Irrigated Farms Co.
shares-South S. r. Dock Co.
LIS shares-Santa Rosa Water Works
~ shares-Eorthwes Red. Co.
l32 shares-Scottish Rite T. Assoc,
l,I66 shares-Inyo Marble Co. of Cal
MARY ]. L. MCDONALD
AS Administrative OF the estate OF James NJ.
Mcdonald, deceased.
VIM. H. HAMILTON
5l2 Russ Bldg. Attorney for Administra trix.
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MONEY made daily and Call Want Ads heio {,
make it. Advertise your wants; make then
known to the public through a Call Want Ad
An investment, not an expense. For full par
ticulsrs read Call Want Ads daily.
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FOR SALE-W Wanted

FURNITURE FOR SALE
oAKLAND'S furniture dealer, n. SCHELL-
HAAS. says, and you can take his word for
it. each and every article must go at manu-
facturers price; If not, your price is ours.
Come and see us at the busy corner, 1lth and
Franklin sts, Oakland
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COUNTRY REAL EsrATE-ContInued
VINZENT & PATTERSON,
80 POST ST, SAN FRANCISCO.

We arc still selling 5. 10 and 20 acre tracts in
the famous HATCH AND ROCK ORCHARD
on the west bank Of the Feather river in
Butte county.
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. WANT ADS
OAKLAND ALAMEDA BfRKEfY fRUlTVlLf
HELP WANTED
AGENTS WANTED

AGENTS WANTED
real estate agents wanted all over
the United States to sell Seven Per Cent Gold
Bonds Of the California Pressed Brick Com
psny of Niles. California. This is an unusually
strong investment. Write or call for particu-
lars. Liberal commissions and future interest
in similar solid banking and industrial PROPOSE
tions.
FINANCIAL UNDERWRITERS,
Phone Oakland S671.
1916 BROADWAY, OAKLAND.
Fiscal Agents.
Bank Of Germany,
International Trust Company
(Now organizing
California Pressed Brick Company of Niles,
Seven Per Cent Gold Bonds.
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r. A. BERRY & CO.,
Cor. Center and oxford sts.,
n.-l--T fH,fff

Cor Center and oxford StS.,
Berkeley. Calf.
LIvermore valley. % acres vineyard; new
modern, 4 room house and good barn, built
years ago; some household furniture. stock and
farming implements included; price. SO 500;
s.. Oc0 cash unimproved land in this section
sells for $50 per acre.
Walnut creek: 45 acres sediment soil 80 in
vines, 10 in walnuts; modern IL room house;
price SIS, 900.
Alamo. in Contra Costa county; 24o acres
wei fenced and watered good for vines. or
chsrd or stock; has psstured 400 head OF cattle
this year, 100 acres in cultivation; old build
ings: price $4,000; half cash. or will exchange
for city property A splendid buy.
For further particulars apply TO
r. A. BERRY & co.
A. II. MACDONALD. Mgr Country Dept
FARMS. stock ranches orchards vineyards and
timber lands See CHAS ". FISHER. 304
Realty building, $50 Market St; phone Doug
s.. 5000 acres rich valley land. near Liv-
ermore. Alameda CO.; all in vineyard; house,
barn, stock. tools. furniture, and sacrificed for
SG.OoO-lo acre sonoms Co ranch: all in
bearing orchard and vineyards house, barn,
etc; / mile from railroad.
IS. .5O0-320 acres Mendocino Co, near Ukiah:
house barn. gasoline engine and circular saw,
etc orchard and vineyard; plenty oak. FIR,
etc. springs cheap at price; plenty more st
CHAS. " FISHERS. eco Market St
10 acres in resistant vines grated to Carignon
and Columbian. in fourth year; wine contract.
10 years at SIG per ton; price, 81, 800; easy
terms
10 acres. lOgk miles from depot on main line
Southern Pacific; planted to Carignon and
Matero. years old; Santa Clara CO.; price
10 acres. level. with dark loan soil: miles
from San Martin on main line OF S. ?. r. r.;
price $1,000; terms So cash and Sl5 per
c NJ WOOSTER co. 7o2 Market St
FOR sale-S2. 600; half acre. house roomA
BATH gas; fruit trees. berries; bargain; terms
Apply owner, 94l Sonoma avenue, Santa Rosa,
FOR sale or % Iease-Handsome, room. mod
ern house foothin boulevard Of Hayward.
Owner. B. SHAFFER 1st St. Hayward, Cal
CHICKEN ranches for rent from to 20 acres;
abundance OF running water. Apply KATE
c. CARRIGER. FL verano. sonoma CO.. Cal.
FIRST CLASS barber wants job. city or coun-
try, where he will have chance TO buy. Ad
dress box 24Ss l10s Valencia st.
wANTED-To lease 10 acres or more for poultry
without stock Sonoma county Address No.
300 Duboce av.. San Francisco.
FARM in Santa Clara county to exchange for
lodging house IN San Francisco. Address box
1879 Call office.
IMPROVED 5 and II acre poultry ranches; terms
easy: cheap. Owner, A. STEPHENS, Peta-
FOR saIe-At a great sacrifice. room house. l
acre lot. Address P. o. box l24. Mountain
View. Cal
CALL BRANCH OFFICE, 1851 Fillmore ct.
near Post.
WANTS TO LEASE
WANT 10 rent or lease 20 to so acre prune
and cherry orchard; must be good; cash rent;
in Santa Clara county. Address orchardist,
box 1440. Call office.
CALL BRANCH OFFICE 1851 Fillmore St near
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$50, ,0Oo-Fquty: bank mortgage of $4,000 can
remain; Sd ST corner; temporary improve
ments pay 5000 a month; splendid loca-
alton for hotel; outside of fire limits:
frame building will pay handsomely on in
Festment
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bank mortgage of SJ4 600 can
remain; Mission st. corner near postOffce;
f5xl6o: temporary improvements pay S4O0
month; splendid corner TO improve or
hold for future advance.
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This ideal farming land is NOW being sold
al from SEQ per acre and up. Low prices
have been made in order 10 close out the bal
ance OF this famous tract at once. few
choice : and 10 acre tracts adjoining the new
townste Of HUME and within stones throw
Of the railroad. may NOW be had at $65 per
acre. Beautiful shade trees and abundance Of
water make them particularly desirable for
chicken and hog ranch; but you must speak
and act quickly IL you want land at 90 cents on
the dollar
Write OF call for our illustrated catalog
and make arrangements to join our Saturday
excursion.
Most liberal terms win be given; part cash.
balance over + years.
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Best fruit and ALFALFA LAND in the
world Soil Is rich sediment loan subirrigated.
Grows FIVE crops Of ALFALFA each year
without irrigation.
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PRoPERTY no EXCHANGE
PROPERTY TO ExcHANGE

BALDWIN & HOWELL. 31s-S24 KEARNY ST
BALDWIN & HOWELL. 3ls-3a4 KEARNY ST
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ISZ9ooo-Equity; bank mortgage Of S31. 600 can re-
main; grand corner near Ocean Shore de-
pot; $4,000 spur feet be tapped by tine
spur track from Ocean Shore road: fine To-
/ cation for lumber yards or manufacturing
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COUNTRY LANDS

VINZENT & PATTERSON.
50 POST ST. SAN FRANCISCO.
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$50 PER AcRE-EAsY TERMS

@ acres unimproved upon which can be had guam
tity Of water and will raise finest table grapes
and fruit. also ALFALFA sbundantly. Adjon-
ing ranch under heavy cultivation and can not
be purchased for less than $500 per acre.
81, 1,5O0-EASY TERMS.
10 acres. part in alfalfa; will grow 8 crops
yearly. over l y tons 10 the acre; sells for S.
on the ground loose. NO IRRIGATION, NO
ADKALI NO HARDPAN. This ground viii
raise anything you wish 10 plant. Situated on
railroad and near new town.
CALL UPON VINZENT & PATTERSON
FOR COUNTRY LANDS
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APARTMENTs-OnkIand


THE MOLIT0R-Furnished house keeping rooms;
also transient: blocks from 22d st. Key
Route. S65 San Pablo av.. Oakland.
HOLLYWOOD INN apartments. newly furnished
suites, % rooms, $25 and S35. 9e3 San Pablo.
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COTTAGES TO LET-FurnI.hed
APARTMENTs-BerkeIey

SIX room cottage, furnished or unfurnished; ne
Key Route and Telegraph av.: furnish
$37 so; unfurnished $50. 473 44th ST.. Oaklan
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WI exchange equity in any of the above prop
erues Tor country land capable of subdivision or
VIII entertain exchange for anything where good
value can be shown
BALDWIN & HOWELL.
3lS-.}g4 kearnY St. San Erancisco Cal.
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NORTH GATE. 1909 EUCLID Av., BERKELEY
comfortable home for permanent guest: apart
ments OF I. and 8 rooms, with private bath
rooms; sunny, south rooms, steam heated; tele
phone service; excellent table; liberal manage
ment; transient; tourists accommodated Tele
phone Berkeley 1915.
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room house San Pablo av. with small
house in rear. now renting FOR Sf2 per month.
VIII sell this property cheap and take any
terms, providing payments are secured.
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room house on 9th st. near Delaware. VII
large lot; same terms.
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Client wants to clean up and has some lots
in good location. II you are looking for lot
and want the best terms Just see Us or drop
a line.
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7 room house. seth ST. near Telegraph av
Large lot; new; small payments, balance on
terms Price 81, 500.
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REAL ESTATE
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE
OAK PARK TRACT
OAK PARK TRACT
Alameda's choicest residence section: msgni6-
cent homes. beautiful grounds best and widest
streets. delightful beach bathing aud marine
view. Unnecessary to predict or promise-the
facts exist. II is necessary TO purchase now as
the property viii all soon be sold
Let us show you our new bungalow near the
beach. or the $4,000 residence we are Offering for
$500.
LEWIS & SHAW
1904 Park St.. Alameds
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SWAP COLUMN

FOR sale or exchange for real estate, good horse.
s years old weight about LOO. buggy. sur
rey and harness; will accept any bic
proposition, as / have no use for them. Phone
G. J. ERNST Fruitvale av and Hopkins ST.,
Fruitvale.
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EMPLOYMENT OFFICES
JAPANESE Employment offce-General con-
tractors; furnishes best help. 3S1 Sth ST., Oak
land. Phone Oakland 315S. Home A45l3.
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1--WE SELL THE EARTH"
60 rEn
MARTENsTEIN & MONROE

3o27 Benvenue av. bet Webster and Woolsev
SITS Must be sold; open FOR inspection; terms.
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FINANCIAL

u,o.~,~~~u---.--s1ls sIO1N y = - La
DO YOU NEED MONEY?
CAN YOU GET 1T FROM TIE BANK
II you can't. come in and ask us about how
loan money.
We win loan you any amount you want on
your piano, household goods, warehouse re-
csipt, etc. and leave them undisturbed in
your possession.
Isn't IL advantage TO you TO have the
use Of our money and your goods at the
same time? We loan for the interest only
do not want the goods.
All business strictly confidential Call and
see US: you will be satisfied.
EASTERN BROKERAGE CO..
1865 Washington St, rooms 20 and 81.
Oakland. Phone Oakland GOO
San Francisco afdca 7C7 NTarkaf
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HOUSES TO da--Fr furnished
CLINTON ay., 2020-Part of furnished cottag,
on bay shore: all modern improvements.
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INVESTMENTS Securities and lonas.
MI. Bk. bldg. Oakland. Pettis & 3
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Part OF an estate being settled: room house:
excellent condition: fine neighbornood; $50;
this Is an opportunity easy payments
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HOu SEES TO observation-disclosures nfurn.
$S5-House of II rooms; bath; gas; splendid 10
cation for boarding apartment house; center
Of Dimond City; half block to carlines; 20
minutes to Broadway; chance for right party.
S27.50-Residenee, rooms, Fruitvale
av.; bath; gas: electric lights; adults.
RANDALL r. E. CO., 3126 Fruitvale av.
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CITY REAL EsrATE-continuea
Iors-LoTs-LoTs
MADISON & BURKE.
30 MONTGOMERY ST.

FACING ALAMO SQUARE.
rommandiuF Panoramic View OF CITY q
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81 300. A 30 II. lot In ClaremOnt Tract
$3, 500. A room. story dwelling: lot 40x190.
$50 cash; balance like rent
$500. rooms and servants rOom-conven-
iently arranged cottage; large parlor.
enclosed kitchen porch; high basement;
lot 40x11o. y cash
81, 900. A room cottage, close to Key Route
and carilnes: east OF College av.
s., 500. room. artistic story dwelling on
Prince ST.. east OF College av.: hard
wood floors; best OF fixtures and hard
ware; y cash
FRANCIS FERRIER.
IS Geary ST.. San Francisco.
Phone: Kearny 1724.
2105 Shattuck Rv.. Berkeley.
Phone: Berkeley 831-
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1908-07-09
TRENToNIrEs CELEBRATE.

The people of Trenton township en-
joyed the Fourth by picnic and cele-
bration at James Culbertson's grove,
which was given by the Trenton M.
Z. Sunday school. About $50 people
were present and enjoyed the day. At
noon picnic dinner was given, after
which there was a nice program con-
sisting of recitations, songs and an
grafton by Miss Clara Lamb. Miss
Lambs Grafton was entitled THE
Progress of Civilization, and was pro-
nounced very fine.
The feature of the day was the
game of base ball between the East
and West Trentonites, which was won
gle by score of 13 to IA. 1t was
an interesting and exciting game, with
but few errors on either side. The
East Trenton team lined up as follows
Paul Reeve, first base; Carter Collins,
second base; Geo. Staples, third base ;
Jas. jerks, shOrtstop; VIM. Pittinger,
pitcher; Frank Messner catcher; Hal
Reeve, right field VIM. Pike, center
field; Harry White, left field; viii
Alstott, sub. The West Trentonites
were as follows: Culbertson, first
base Leonard Stewart second base ;
Gus Felkay, third base; A. c. Allison,
shortstop; Paul Hartman, pitcher and
right field; Lloyd Mckinney, pitcher
and right field; f. Telkamp, catcher;
Mclaughlin, left field; Jas. Biggar,
center field Morris Biggar, sub. Ash
er Ripley umpired the game.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1908-07-09
THE FOURTH At EsTELLINE,

Quite a number of Brookings peo-
pie, in company with two or three
thousand other folks celebrated the
Fourth of July at Estelline, and they
are all glad. Our sister city left moth
ing .undone which could in anyway re-
dound to the pleasure and comfort of
the visitors within her gates. The
parade, patriotic exercises, ball games
horse races, dances, fireworks and
other attractions were all of a high
order and greatly appreciated. Though
disturbance water is sold openly in
Estelline and several games were in
evidence where the chances were pret-
ty much against you getting ysur mon
ey back after you had laid it down,
ther was not a cross word heard by
us and the management are to con-
graduated. William Leighton, DR..
Gagon and Mr.. Whittemore were the
chief ringmasters and to them is due
full measure of praise for the sue
cess of the doings. Brookings people
who took part were E. H. Carlisle who,
being bachelor, was allowed to UNI.
pire the ball game; George Cole was
starter for the races and Charles E.
Hall said few kind words for the
American Eagle
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1908-07-09
TAKING PHYSICAL VALUATION.

Railroad Commissioner Geo. Rice of
Flandreau, passed through here in a
special train Tuesday morning in
charge of a party which is taking the
valuation of the railroad lines within
this state. The party was joined here
by Railroad Commissioner Smith Of
Miller, and they went ON west expect
ing to go as far as Pierre. The other
members of the party were DR.. Derr,
head of the civil engineering depart
ment at the State college and Engineer
Witt, who will do the civil engineering
work, such as taking the levels and
making estimates of the grades. These
valuation figures are necessary under
the law passed by the last legislature,
changing the method of taxation OF
railroads. In former years the yalua-
ton of a road was taken at so much per
mile for all of the line in the state,
but this was unsatisfactory and unfair
to the state Under the new law every
mile is appraised separately, and in the
towns the company property such as
depots, roundhouses, sidetracks and
stockyards, is taxed according to its
present value. BY this method the rail-
roads can be made to pay their just
share of the burden of taxation. The
start was made at the state line at
Elkton and the party will go through
as far as Pierre on this trip. Mr.. Rice
informs us that the undertaking prom
ises to be a tremendous one, but he
considers it the only fair way to ar
rive at the proper valuation.
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WILL NAVE ASSISTANT.

DIR. T. f. Boyden informs us
that he has found it neces-
sary to secure an assistant and
that about the first of August Dr.
Arthur Stahl of Chicago, will arrive
here to take up the duties of that
position. DR.. Stahl is a graduate Of
the Northwestern Medical school and
afterwards spent two years at Welles-
ley hospital Chicago. The past six
months he has been devoting himself
to the study of the diseases of the
eye, ear, nose and throat, and he will
make specially of those cases here
in addition to assisting DR.. Boyden III
general practice. At the present time
DR.. Stahli spending a few weeks
with the Drs. Mayo at Rochester, and
he will arrive here about he first of
the month.
On Friday DR.. Boyden moved into
his new Offices in the addition to the
First National bank building. He has
all of the downstairs of the addition,
consisting of five rooms, all large, we'll
lighted and comfortable. The offices
were planned by DR.. Boyden himself,
and have all of the conveniences and
accessories found in the larger cities.
They are furnished with city heat,
water and light, md are well located,
being just step off of the main busi-
ness corner of the city. Entering the
main door the first room is the wait
ing room, where the patients are re-
ceived and to the left of this is DR..
Boyden's private office, roomy and well
lighted, looking out upon the street.
On the other side of the waiting room
is a similar office which will be used
by his assistant and the two are ccn-
nected by passage in the rear Of
the waiting room. In the rear of
each Office is a room of similar size,
one of which will be used as surgery
room and the other as an electrical
room. where the X-ray machine and
other apparatus is kept.
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1908-07-09
MAKING THE
CHIPS FLY
Wo0dmel Will Initiate a Large
Number of Candidates
AND HAVE A REAL CELEBRATION
Replete With Sports and Con.
tests of All Kinds

Inc Woodmen are planning a great
DAY next Wednesday, and have arrang.
ed a fne program of sports, pleasure
and business. The sports will be held
at the Fair Grounds beginning at one
O'Clock in the afternoon and will con.
sist of base ball, horse races and nov.
city races. At six in the evening the
Woodmen will hold forth at the opera
house, where they will have their in.
itiatory work. 1t will be in the nature
of gala day and large crowds are
expected here, including a large num-
ber of visiting Woodman teams.
The base ball game at the Fair
grounds In the afternoon will be be-
tween Bryant and Lake Benton.
Bryant has fine team this year, the
best in the state and among the play
ers are Bert Tree and Burt Jones of
the old Brookings Reds, and a large
crowd of Brookings people will be out
to see them in action again. Lake
Benton has one of the best teams in
western Minnesota and it will be a
game worth witnessing. The teams
VIII play for purse of 800.
The Aurora and Arlington ball teams
| have also been secured for game
in the afternoon and the rivalry be-
tween them will insure an interesting
game
The race program for the afternoon
is as follows, beginning promptly at
l;3O: Trot or pace for named horses,
u mile heats, 8 in 5, to- road carts,
purse of $25; trot or pace, for named
horses, Y mile heats, in 5, to road
carts, purse of $25; money in above
races divided as follows: so per cent
to winner, 20 per cent to second, Is
per cent to third and 10 per cent to
fourth. Running race for ponies, 141s
hands high, II mile heats, in 8,
purse $500, divided $5, SO and 81.
Running race for ponies, 13 hands and
under, So, $3.50, $1.50, 81. Farmers
novelty race, farmers to harness and
hitch their horses to a lumber wagon
and run half a mile, purse Sc, divid-
ed, SO, 50 and 81! Girls foot race, for
girls II and under purse SO, divided
S1.50, $l.00 and so cents. In all races
five to enter and three to start, en-.
trance fee ten per cent of purse, en-
tries close at IL o'clock on day of
race.
The Woodman program is as fol
lows: At six in the evening all Wood.
men and candidates for woodcraft and
Royal Neighbors will be furnished sup
per tickets at eating places of the city
At eight the opera house will become
the scene OF operations. The Royal
Neighbors will use the lodge room,
where they will entertain visiting
Neighbors, Woodmen's wives and
daughters, while the Woodmen will
occupy the auditorium and initiate
over a hundred candidates into the
mysteries of woodcraft Music, speech
es and camp team floor drills will
entertain the visitors and especially
the candidates. Late lunch will be
served to which the ladies will be in
vited and entertained
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1908-07-09
PROHIBITION CONVENTION

The Prohibition county convention
was held in this city Tuesday after
noon. The only business to come be-
fore it was the nomination of the re-
naming places on the ballot, the legis-
lative ticket, and the election of dele
gates to the state convention. Quincy
Lee Morrow of Brookings, was nomin-
ated for state senator, and the follow
ing for representatives: S. II. John
son, Hendricks; n. G.. Rude, Oslo; r.
ID. Nesbit, Volga; j. w. Edgar, Bush
nell. The following were elected dele
gates to the state conventions: +. j.
Carlisle, A. G.. Young, A. T. Grove, S.
A. Evans, w. F. Harza, ID. WykOff, F.
W. Yocum, Rev. J. G. Dick, Rev. Hugh
Robinson, r. ID. Nesbit, j. r. Nesbit,
n. G.. Rude, Mr.. Burdick, Mr.. Bandy,
Henry Karlestad, G. A. Mortenson,
VIM. Pickering, John Sloan, Harry
Sloan, John Shurtman, G. f. Knutson,
Robert Ware