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The daily sentinel., 1908-05-22
A WARM TRIAL
IN POLICE COURT
Nighbors Call Each Other Liars on the Witness Stand
Sensational Charges Made--Dead Fowls and d
Nocturnal Carousals Cause the Trouble "a

Boiler, a friend of my daughters
She said that Goodnight Papa"
scheme was worked for Benefits
"eavesdropping ears" Mrs. Barnes
went deeply into her family history.
Formerly the family lived on Or
chard Mesa. Her mother resides at
Loveland. Her husband has deserted
her. Her oldest son works on a
ranch. City Attorney Rozelle ques-
toned her closely about relations
with certain other men.
AT one point the witness was inter-
rupted in a positive statement by the
Italian woman calling out, you're a
liar" The court silenced the Italian
woman.
Following Mrs. Barnes, Cecil Barn
es, quite a pretty girl, took the stand
in defense of her mother and her tes-
timony was interesting. 1t is learn
ed that Miss Barnes is the young
lady who was attacked by man on
railroad bridge some nights ago but
escaped from him.
There were many other sensational
features to the hearing. The oppos-
ing neighbors each have many friends
and all parties concerned are quite
well known. That bad blood" eX-
lists between the Barnes and their
neighbors there can be no question.
After hearing the evidence Judge
Hill assessed fine of s. 500 and
costs against Mrs. Barnes.
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BOTH SENATOR'S WORKING
FOR GRAND JUNCTION

Reports from Washington state
that assurances have been given Unit
cd States Senator Teller and United
States Senator Gugsenhedm that the
conference committee of the house
and senate will replace the appropri-
alton of $4,000 for the Grand juno
tion public building Site. fN'
From the moment 1T was an
nounced that the appropriation for
Grand Junction had been cut out OF
the omnibus bill, Senator'S Teller and
Guggcnheim exerted every influence
to have the appropriation restored,
and II is pretty certain that they Will
win out.
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THEY GO TO
FIND OUT

Today A. B. HOyt of Grand juno
tion and Charles Oliver of PaOnia
left Grand Junction for California.
There they will be Joined by George
w. Swade of Ialisade, and the three
gentlemen, representing the fruit
growers associations of the western
slope, will make thorough investi-
cation of smudging systems.
The gentlemen will probably make
"A report of their Investigations at II
mass meeting of the growers to be
called shortly after they return.
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A,Iycr1iscd letters,

Following is thu advertised letter
list at the postoffice at Grand juno
ton for the week ending May 22:
Will Gibson; Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Will
liams; G. C. Harms: L. F. Stevenson; ;
Jerry Santangelo; Mary Plumb; John
Wllcoxon; r. C. Picton; Fred Henry;
T. S. Andrews; Miss Bernart; Mrs.
Mary Lowe; Will Gibson; John A.
Fitzpatrick; w. T. Malone: w. M.
Sanford; Mrs. Letta B. Nichols; Mr..
Currie; Geo. Denton; Carry Diehl;
r. ID. Chappell; Elvera Dehman; M.
Cargican; Mrs. Mae Miller CD; Ros-
allie Vincent; Pete Blackburn; Rev,
j. c. Bobb: Mrs. John White: S. SUI
enofer; Mise Wilson: c. NJ. Herrsly
Tillie Miller; w. ]. Hall.
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The Avalanche is heartily in favor
of all the business men going to
Grand Junction next Monday to meet
their neighbors of the lower valley
towns 1t must result in much good
to all concerned. There are many of
our people who have not had the op-
portunity of seeing a Grand valley
fruit orchard when it was heavily la
den with fruit, and this trip will af-
ford the opportunity of seeing what
the fruit men between shere and
Grand Junction really have.-Glen-
wood Avalanche.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-22

Special sale of diamonds at auc-
tion on Tuesday ut 2;50 and 1880 p.
m. We must realize some more cash
from our large diamond stock and
will put up any of them for sale that
you may choose to select. The high
est bidder Is sure to be the lucky one
at this sale. The Moody Jewelry Co.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-22

The G. A. r. veterans are making
arrangements to fittingly observe Me
mortal day. On Sunday. May "a,
the veterans will listen to the an
nual memorial sermon, which VIII be
delivered at > pm. at the Presbyter-
ian church by Rev. George F. Le-
Clere. who is himself veteran of
the civil war.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-22

This afternoon the funeral of the
little child of Mr.. and Mrs. A. L..
Bennett, who was drowned in an ir-
rigation ditch near the home at
Whitewater yesterday morning, took
place this afternoon. The interment
was at Orchard Mesa cemetery. Rev
Forsyth of the Methodist church con-
Quoted the funeral.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-22

C. NJ. Dutton was a north bound
passenger this morning, going to
Grand Junction to see his parents
who reside there, and to meet an
uncle and brother who are coming
from California. He will be away
for about week.-Telluridc Jour
nal,
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-22

Last evening the commencement
exercises of the Fruita high school
took place. The exercises were
largely attended and were very beau
tiful The year has been most sue
cessful one for the Fruita schools.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-22

John Schoepfle, formerly manager
of the sugar factory, left yesterday
with his family for Twin Falls. Ida.
where MIR. Schoepfie has property in
! terests. After a stay Of some length
in that city the family will so east.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-22

Yesterday j. Paul Johnston
shipped his household goods to Twin
Falls. Ida, and he will leave for that
city tomorrow, after spending sever
al days here closing up his affairs.
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Mrs. ]. A. McLuen, who was pain
fully injured as result of being
thrown from her horse on Wednes-
day night, is rapidly recovering from
the effects of the fall
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We cali for ladies' and gents
clothing. We do cleaning and press
ing of the best quality. We deliver
at your request. Telephone Black
662.
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Mrs. p. c. Isbel has been quite
seriously i'll for some days at the
home on Grand avenue.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-22

D. W..Harrel and G. A. Larson of
Menden, Ha., are new arrivals in
and Junction.
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TAX PAYERS TAKE NOTICE,

GALL AT THE ASSESSOIs'S OF
FIOE, LIST YOUR PROPERTY AND
SAVE PENALTY.
N. N. SMITH.
ASSESSOR.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-22

Moving specially. Largest drays
in town. Standard price per load.
Personal attention. The Blue Barn.
Phone Junction 22S.
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Opportunities In Land South

For fresh bread. fresh cakes, pies,
fruits, groceries, ETC., go to the Pro-
gress, the old reliable bakery and
grocery house. Careful attention to
every personal or telephone order
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Galvanized Iron Fruming

Made in any size and shape at a rea-
sonable price by Lowe Bros, timers,
1926 North Fifth street. Phone Black
1894 Guttering and repairing done
promptly. Agents for Lenox hot air
furnaces.
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WANTED-Lawns to build and gar
dens to make by competent man.
Phone Red 1898.
The daily sentinel., 1908-05-22

FOR SALE-Four choice residence
lots on Grand avenue. Inquire &C.
Sentinel.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-23

,e#Hs5I #t N@4th tins plans viii hr made ts pese the r5eHt pf the family ta a fortune ar seeeoteoe. which i- aud f' fr 1yIue Idle 5u rho vaults af ;He Bank If England
 This move fs thc sFt af tue re- cglpt or letter frum Htr public tru-- t#e iU London asking HHa family in 1eHHed maHHe tas r. stteur ta rts.e its usat To the money.
 E4s a=t attempt iz s#.IE. th, T.I-
 Ha. MS made hN M. C.Tt Putnam i descendant af aeue=a Putnam SHe -feFt much jIm H z.a a.IHg rraaf af har descent from tE- original owner of tHe estate aHd NtH aaa had rrae- uaally completed her .sa 3ll hyr pa pers ugHa destroyed fs 6r Sn ereet was tn. hook n her that sine died since ,hen nothing has bon done hy other members at the faFfy. riea' af zhuan lixe in Nrv JcrscE and as many mara ip the NsN Eugaa 8tes
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NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To W. J. sloan. his heirs. successors ot
 assigns.
 You. and each of you. are hereby ne- tified that I have expended during the years 1906 and 1907 one hundred dol lars each year in labor and improve ments upon the owl bench claim. sit- uated on the left limit of Gold Run creek. opposite ,;os. 14 and I5 above Haydcn's discovery. in Port Clarenc Recording District. District of Alas ka. location notice recorded in Vol. So
 And you are further notified that if you do not within ninety (90) days from the date of final publication here of cause to be paid to the undersigned your proportionate share of such ex- penditures as eo-owners your interests In said claim will become the property of the undersigned under section 2324 Revised Statutes of the United States
 MRS. FANNY l.. GRIMM. Tues. Co-owner
 Date of first pub. Feb. II, 1908.
 Date of last pub. May II. 1908.
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SECTION WILL BE COSTLY.

MONTREAL. II k >Hretsd that ua less thu laoaa ms-u =zs.#I be r64uIf- ed next summer an tH. azsral ums- continental contracts a .aa provinces af Now BuusVab and paabeg.
 Much mtere=t e,#- aa the eaa- Htat ra ha gis. oat .H. n,H fa- tar. ftao Prn. Ea eastward bE e. Grsad Trunk r3aae ssaiea. from contractors f4iu. # virH. K tHe hareir=t rar -E Work aa tR- earFe afr freH q. St Laara#ea tl fhe Pa ai1c ocean rraH. aHf naturally 6c
 large a@a@I ar Haz cutting H- asl Worf a#1 above ,'l side hfl work Experts a=el7f- thas E eaaa deal ef tA- =ere4u Nia cost Stao Goo par ate.
 and perhaps some miles viii eeea ex- rc-d tla- .-umat,.. #n1en Is -rtu fo Ls a conservative ous.
 7'-ad.f- are also iu flor #H- -5uzsrHr- tf"H "r -aa miles of line Grand Trunk Ft#a. ez. af Edmonton 10 rho raat- 1H + = Irpbahls tHat this rcilou ala h. amar contract in fine near fu- wiraa# tgal operations WtIl he under e.a 'n .aaly spring
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NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To J. s. Nakl,iIa his heirs. successors or assigns:
 You are hereby notified that I, the undersigned. have expended in labor and Improvements the sum of one hundred tsl09) dollars for each of the years 1906 and l9o7 upon the following described lacer mining claim. to-wit: Columbia Group claim. situated ,n Cripple creek. FaifHaven Mining Dis trict District If Alaska
 And you and each of you. are fur ther notified that if you do not within ninety t9oD days from the date of final publication af this notice cause tp he paid to thc undersigned your propor- tioHatr share If said expenditure. as ,o-owncr your interest in said claims aal become tae Isorerty of the un- 3.fziened under section 2334 of the R'.isod Statutes of the United States Date or tir.t pub April II. 19oS. bate "f last rub July IL 1908.
 IT SAMUEES0N.
 co-aWner
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-23
WHAT IS THE GREATEST COLD
 MINE

t' a. az.. =#z1 to ny ous.af q ban T rra-ez ef boI-- u .f- circulars aa sHeez Hr#.z.- ##- 4la- =a .. saaaa aH li- trrra Hp .. @s-f f..#. 0..z.ra t=#.raH cIs #a0s#- H Ea Mn comes ta .l.a4 gH H.ast~ however. se problem I aaa# ameHf ear
 GHsn=a -##a aa.. seHe low egsas fea+-.aea- lass 5aua.y. caitfarula. thai a.-a=z E-aa aaua.ains of gold aad s..# -a.a..az of Inc prospect i#s st#.=ae# '. believe that B.au .Fagas Jz-szr.am Heds are vel ro
 l..es eazs-t- -a.a# Hsa sraveI aaar
 .# af aasaa. atercaurzes. Leaving U1 H.a#s Harsz and dreams aside. 0c
 as=-aHs saaa dlta 70 % on 8~ 1o 1bs s.. aaaucer-
 HH, r#'ter es Hter- aad Mining t..- hs.a .0e.sfnr aa thearab.em and sa8. at our atas, s.r.,., ,..l..rari..- sr- a,ou-- Aa ta-a.ea.a ea- T.as.. .s...uls- ra .. attention :. fa. .., .#t
 i.a= Aaeeae Ee,#ea se l--s, a4sh aa. Mining ud Sauua. rra-s. eh.eh s.aga. that The Eaa.aaaa n.H# i. a..r Iaann-rH-s .a- Taa-eaa. stssaa.#.- tra aa##tss. =al. uae H H..a.aaa aaa. add. ..at aa E.b-1- san t-a aa.t a.a,. a .1re,. aa.I lr.a.- aha l aar il ate scarcely t- .#la#f Ia size or lyss.a af rsas.p-
 f.# |. =s.s Ham=stako a, s#a r.ao- q er tfe rreadaell af t-a.-l
 rer mon. than -..e.r s.5r ta great IaH-srake n. .-.. i. a.t- E. -r.aaau 1T hegaa - re.- n- fe- ff. IH-sar avaorsh.r .s ,as -n- ssr4s.aa af aa so-stamr mH n l-7s. .fa= fafaalns s,ar q iuiil of f-y s-tr..p= "as HH.'. 'aau another Inf I-e -taHpe. i-s-ar e.. company bougt HH. Fat CT fb.s.-ae a.aa and muis -sa t-r h. b-#tt ttEatH and Golden Terra mtue< s..#-e.at,ea1. with oaen 8 .ase aul  IH after xears the Caledonia sa- ac- 4Hfad #IrH 5ts mill EacH at tHa rafIls E .si IT, .<.sption of that al rha I,.fh- aF t1.s s=aes which has la4 -taHs as
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-04-23
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To Peter Zowras. James Mantjos. A. Englert, Grant Vaughan. Ole Yike. J. Johnson. D. Levy. their heirs and assigns:
 You are hereby notified that the un- d"rsigned has expended more than tine sum of one hundred ($IOO) dollars on the following placer mining claim for the year 1907. to-wit: The old Chan mel group. on the east side of Bowhead crock. tributary of Cripple river. sit uated in the Cape Nome Mining Dis trict. District of Alaska. and recorded in Vol ii4, page 264. Bonanza Record- ing District District of Alaska L.o- catcd March 20. 1905
 And You are further notified that if you do not within ninety (so) days from the date of final publication here- Of, cause, to he paid to the undersigned yeur praportionate shares of such ex- pendi'ures as eo-owner your interests in said claim will become the property of the uudersinged under section 2324 Revised Statutes of the United States.
 \. c. SWANSON.
 Co-OWner Date of first pub. March 3i. 1908. Date of last pub. June 90. 1908.
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JOHN FLANAeAN's HAMMER.

f s"aa ~ las ..r r-uua- 1t ..- exreHsa a. I4Ha lesaa-au. the
 afaar t.Haa G.-sutH ahu was -las "u' If t-s- ra eomrt. at some
 alefic sam.= Following sse usual
 stem ef weight 'hravrg be carried along Wilh him hi- asn uai.ht a ls- tasalfd iron bal stth q as-iaea throw ing wire haudl. attached. ou the way Flanagan M.t som, friends and they oaHed in al "onll lea aoa-.r to en- jig q couple of tall ones
 Being painfully modest John decid. ed 10 leave tHe hammer outside. 90 taat the folks inside would not get wise to lhe fact that he was great athlete. X few minutes later along came a party Of Italians. discussing 'ae ropic- Of ihe day ir thrIr native tongue.
 Suddenly from out Of their midst came fearful whoop. aud the bunch scattered like walnre. All made to E"t behind trees or into houses. one rushed into the cafe where John and his party Were ~tanding and shrickel al tse top of his lungs
 @rieea aa bomb, Black Hanr Runna fastt'
 With that he disappeared out of the back door and was up thc street In hurry.
 Flanagan ana his friends stood in hreathless silence waiting for thc roof af the building to be blown off. but as na explosion came. one of the number took courage and rccpcd out of the door to see what had caused the Ital- iaHs 10 stampede There beside the entrance laid the cause of all the fu- lare- FIanagan's 16-pound hammer.
 The men from sunny Italy had mi.- taken the iron ball for a bomb and tho long wire handle for a fuse. Toronto World
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 f. am.aasa fe,ea daua tb, l-Is aamaalaa. zfse t,,a mon saa f--...a .s.Hm uf.f #h# ua, rst tgu4u aea
 .saa.ts va5re .rs ir =ht as.s. a tiarifa.r eys upward gf ta..aa- te aaasn .7 .s..r =, gHe constant. ya- Fassa raav s.rfz.
 The .HW ," Hs e-slU 3ze z..s# aad IL. ar.
 s.aa es=fhz aept# m Il As aaz na.a tla,G.t ... >.#aa. s.s.-a. ussaa=. j. am zaua au esenaaa .a WurE and wIt a=at l. H,H#ti. #n#.. fao-faE .ay,H When In, U, H....H# ff- sHftB.s t.HatUTy i- eN- aHa-'.= a EphiHsa. aue UnI cease a-aa.a L. Hrsz.a annual output
 .Haua .Iz= =a.=.. 4. thti uf ea# Ess. #rHsuzH....,.9k ssaao n0e.a fl. E.Hus.r mag Hrs 10 zgu#t ts on, p. t.s la-e, ops s5.afHr f#a WffHt.aFsrant= hut Islt,. tH.t #la,s nt rH. Eanf -- Hf, #az -HH a- --.=Ha#.a aH=a tas HaH#= Pacific Minor
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JNO IT DUNN.
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE

fa GusHf N7zhy. Christ Gubrrt-eu. A. Nu=an ole Brown. lheir Galrs sn.- sa--ef- or assisqz
 Yau and each af you are hereby no- Gfhzd rbaf [ the undersigned. have #>HHuHH1 in h.bar and Improvements za# .aa ar a4. hundred fsl6ol dollars far sasa sf fle wears la6G and 19o7 8ra fhe following described placer mHlug calm. ta-wit. Fuet Group claim situated aH Placer creek, a tri- hataIg of l;sad Heuc river Fairhaycp Mining u.s'ls, District ef Alasl,a.
 And raa and each af gou. arc fur #Hef Hauae0 ulHs IF ,ea aa Ho, otaru r.urr IgD iays from tac date of final publication If this notice. cause ta he fafd fe thc undersigned your propnrz tiaHte zharr If said expenditure. as eo-owHer. yapr interest in said claims win become Inc property of tho uu- dersi-ncd uudcr section e32t of thc Revised Statutes of the Cnlted State Date "r first pub April n. I9oS
 pafe af ust pub July II. f9oS
 IT. SAMUELSoN
 C0-oWn-r.
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NOME. ALASKA APRIL 9. 1908.
ANONYMOUS COMPLAINTS.

Hr=a.# f N4e-zs =ata.t >fzraa5f #aas at .a dsm.-s=aHv H - aat eH4#- a.aaa fres sead eH and -e. -H. r.e= Tor n. aaai laIat. mad. s.al.la.
 |, -'ots ga, matter ..r0 .4e a5a- laaai sairH n4ee4' war. ~ d rraG'a aeaH.t -a.azr z.-r- .ea taae- aas a.saa. e.= w .4- maatgaeau aezs.v# e. Ha-t t# 4f a- t-Hueu aHea rast,-.- e eHea= hts nm m.ls- aaa aarsz a4 The outrage at H.= e..Hema- h. .ab- eabHg H.= aH #s#e
 N,a nan may ro#-.a.e b, aat- mated bs IT.. mrat motives tu saad- ins ah aaa. .aaas communication II. may kaas# #rs#ea=ea ae =l.aas. laa tmidfte aIm. may 1su- aa ta #g.5. eaaI hl= .aaasa>. bat ta s--r ma4s Da=os. .sa.a communications are ua tettaa sHaH ..a .,f...ta s.st -e.Gs -a. aeart gaa a.H..H
 Y a,f....an ssa. i#s |. 8nuaea. .taf.a.' e...u5a aHs.d.r himself saisz -4aIs.a-a. aau- n thousand  who do.. aat Hna# that if .F unstga- 'd iet'a eauld Iaa his happiness. he should .aHa Hs.a eaa=#ruai ta #a=,Ithb laC-mas
 II taste Was nothing sl-. .taa a. ia.s saf.ahls# He- .#afesd ts Hut aa aa- "a'y "HE Ha# HaaH a#t# t#-r.a n h5"s. aaH. Power .aaa #a aHesar eaa-a haf-.=aa fteasH mmaaiga-
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.-L.aA.. namaa aef.nlnnt. Gree.ms

.ti,ast. named defendant. Greeting
 You are hereby summoned and re- 4uired to appear and answer the com rlllHt af Che pIaintin filed herein h the uGle. ef the clerk of the above Hamei =auaf ai Nome. Alaska. within thirty days after the completion of the psriol 1f publication hereof. herein specified. or Judgment will bc taken against yea. aud yHu are hereby notified that if you fat tp answer the said complaint he said plaiagin will apply 10 the court for Che relief therein demanded. t5-wit: Tn dissolve the bonds of matrimory ex- istiug between said plaintiff and said defendant.
 This summons is served hy pubiaa- tioa pursuant to law and to the order of said above entitled court. and made on Inc sth day af April. tgos the late af th~ lazt publication being the I3th aae "r May. fg0S
 JNO. II. DUNN.
 clerk of the District Court in and
 Tor the District of Alaska. Second
 Division
 ey Angus Mcbride. deputy eicrk
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SUMMONS.

No Is70. In the District Court in and for the District of Alaska. Second Division. Joseph Weyerhorst. plaintiff, ys. Eliza Weyerhorst. defendant. The President of the United States of Ame"iea to Eliza weyerhorst. the
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WANTED 100 DOGS

The Carson Kernels. of Norton bay. has fine quarters for 100 dogs for the summer months. Every care given. Rates and further particulars upon in quiry to K. M. Carson. Norton bay
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WILL FIGHT
 FOR FORTUNE

CHICAGO Descendants of General Israel Putnam. of Revolutionary fame. will within frw days hold a family
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AP RlL % 1908. CorveYances

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Nortgage.

Il Aaar.s #l ta tsaskl Bank N Sat" DcFa-#r ,s. elfm %a. rieht
 "Nlfs -aIH. Johus~ or ,'4- lH hia aIha.... aaatluu .al Supris. t .tiaH Har fr DHeb. pe fe tea-.
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MAT r FRS
 RECORDED
APRIL 20 1903
 DEED.

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Los Angeles herald., 1908-12-12
AT THE HOTELS

NJ. A. Peterson, a prominent mining
man of Bisbee, Ariz.. arrived in Los
Angeles yesterday and is guest at the
Van Mugs.
John M. Sward of Sacramento. a
we'll known capitalist, is visiting Los
Angeles and is making his headquar-
ters at the Lankershtm.
H. f. st. George of Fairbanks, Alas
ka, who made a fortune in the frozen
north, is thawing out i'm Los Angeles
and is a guest at the Hollenbeck.
Former Governor J. e. Richards of
Montana, a government official now OF
Berkeley, is sojourning in Los Angeles
and is registered at the Lankershlm-
Charles L. Austin, who is heavily in
terested in mining propositions along
the coast and in his own state of Mex
leo, is among the guests at the Hollen-
heck.
Mr.. and Mrs c. A. Hyans of Austria
liza, who are making a tour of the Unit
ed States, arrived in Los Angeles yes
terday and are quartered at the Alex
andria.
]. C. Burrfll and family and II. H.
Springer and family, tourists from
Philadelphia, have taken quarters at
the Hollenbeck and will spend the Win
ter enjoying the Los Angeles climate.
George Senter, New York city, and
b. M. Douglas, capitalists interested
in California properties arrived in Los
Angeles last night and during their two
weeks stay will be at the Alexandria