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The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1908-03-13

at the preliminary hearing last year.
Butterwood is being defended by
Attorneys Logan and McClintock,
while Deputy District Attorney Fry
and Attorney William Weiser are
conducting the prosecution.
More than two hours were re-
quired in securing a jury satisfac-
tory to both sides, the jury not be-
ing completed until noon.
The opening statements were
made by the attorneys at 2 pm. and
the Introduction of testimony then
began.
Attorney Fry in his opening state
ment told in brief the scheme that
Butterwood had worked to secure
Mr. Walkers money, selling him the
stock in property to which he said
there was good and sufficient deed.
AS many of the best known business
men and financiers of the city had
purchased stock in the company and
were directly interested and had ac-
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WITHIN 80 DAYS
ALA MUST HANG
Especial to The sentinel.)

Denver, Mar. 13.-Guiseppe ALA
will uiS-z.n the gallows at the state
prison in Canon City not less than
80 days after the sentence of death
was passed upon him.
He has five days within which to
make an appeal; but, because of lack
of funds and the convincing nature
of the testimony. it is practically
settled that no appeal will be taken.
The warden of the state prison
will have charge of the execution.
Sheriff Nesbitt will be required to be
present.
The law provides that 80 days
shall elapse from the date of sem
tence until the time of the execu-
ton and gives the warden three
days thereafter in which to carry the
sentence into effect.
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EVANS FLEET TO
VISIT PHILIPPINES
(By Associated Press. }


+ Washington, Mar. 13.-Ad- I
+ miral Evans battleship fleet, I
+ after leaving San Francisco, +
+ will visit Hawaii, Samoa. Mel +
+ bourne and Sydney, Australia, +
+ then the Philippines, and will +
+ return to New York by way of +
+ the Suez canal. +
+ + + + + + + +
Secretary Metcalf announced the
future movements of the battleship
fleet after the cabinet meeting to-
day.
The fleet will leave San Francis
CO July 6.
A visit to Puget sound will be
made some time between the con-
clusion of the grand review in San
Francisco bay May 8 and the date
for sailing over the Pacific ocean.
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1t is reported that James Hards
of this city has purchased one of the
leading barber shops of Twin Falls.
Ida, located in one of the big hotels
in that city. 1t is reported that J.
Paul Johnson. who is now making
a tour through the northwest, will
take charge and conduct the shop
for Mr.. Hards. johnson had been
connected with local barber shops
for the past two years. Mr.. Hards
will continue to reside In this city
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Bic CUT Is MADE
IN WAGES OF
THE MEN
(By Associated Press.)

NASHUA, N. H., MAR. ia
NOTICE WAS POSTED TODAY IN
THE COTTON MILLS OF THE
NASHUA AND JACKSON COMPAN-
les ANNOUNCING n REDUCTION
OF TEN PER CENT IN WAGES TO
TAKE EFFECT MARCH 80.
ABOUT FOUR THOUSAND EN-
PIOYES WILL BE AFFECTED.
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The 18th will witness one of those
big special sales by the Grand Valley
Tea & Coffee Company. Be sure that
you earn some money that day by
making your tea and coffee purchas
es.
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AMERICAN CAR Is
HEADED FOR OGDEN
(By Associated Press.)

Granger. Wyo., Mar. 13.-The
American car in the New York to
Paris race left here at 6 am. today.
The driver expects to reach Ogden,
Utah. by nightfall. Ogden is LAG
miles west. The roads are still bad.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1908-03-13
GLENWOOD PUTS A
TICKET in FIELD

Glenwood Springs, Colo, Mar. 13.
The democratic city convention
has nominated a ticket for the COM
ing municipal election in April.
Charles Shower was named as
the mayoralty candidate. He is the
cashier of the Citizens National
Bank.
This is the first time in years that
democratic ticket has been put in
the field, the party candidates for
merly having gone before the vot-
ers as the peoples ticket.
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.lBy Associated Press.l

Omaha. Neb, Mar. 13.-French
car No. 1. the third in the race. ar
rived at Crescent, Ia, 10 miles east
of here at 10 am. today.
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JOHN BROWNS WAGON
DESTROYED BY FIRE
(By Associated Press.)

Iowa City, Ia, Mar. 1S.-John
Browns antiquated wagon. in which
he made many pilgrimages during
his crusade against slavery. was de-
stroyed by fire here yesterday.
The wagon was left here by Brown
As years ago, and had been pre-
served during that time by Robert
Fairall, a pioneer newspaper man of
Iowa City.
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Fruit trees-if you want the best
order Stark trees now. ID. G. Rice,
agent Stark Bros. nurseries. Phone
Red S4.
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LEADYILLE WANTS
MUCH BETTER RATES
Especial to The Sentinel. }

Especial to The Sent1neI.J
= Leadville, Colo, Mar. 10
+ Nearly 1000 men, represent 1
+ ing the business. mining and I
+ professional interests of Lead !
+ Vile, have organized a perma- I
= nent commercial organization I
+ here. Senator A. V. Bohn is I
+ president and X. l.. Sahnestock !
+ secretary.
+ The purpose of the organiza- l
+ ton is to advertise the city and 1
+ to secure cheaper transporta- I
+ ton rates.
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Yesterday James p. Utterback oil
Mesa and Miss Addie Hill of Hold.
ridge, Neb., secured license to wed
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1908-03-13

Today is Friday, the Thirteenth.
Are you frightened? 1t is supposed
to be the unluckiest of all days.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1908-03-13

NJ. V. B. Benson of Denver, the
well known insurance man. is here
today and is a guest at the st. Regis.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1908-03-13
(By Associated Press. }

Cheyenne, Wyo., Mar. 13.-The
italian car, the SECOND in the race,
left here at 9:47 this morning and
expects to reach Laramie by night.
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Orchard Mesa religious, services
will be Sunday school at pm; D.
minute intermission at $40; 20
minute sermon, ''The Lord or Baal, y
at 3:45. Everybody invited.
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The formal transfer of the Gus
tave VanHoorebeke residence on Ou-
ray avenue to Attorney Guy v.
Sternberg was made today. The
consideration was $4,000.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1908-03-13

James S. Carnahan today trans
ferred to e. NJ. Fitzpatrick 80 acres
of unimproved land for $4,000.
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Better wait until the 18th for the
big sale of the Grand Valley Tea &
Coffee Company. They will offer 8
per cent off on all goods.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1908-03-13

Charles B. Stevenson of Grand
Junction and Miss Sarah Barker of
Grand Junction secured a license to
wed yesterday.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1908-03-13

John c. Delhi of Montrose is in
the city looking after business in
terests.
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The Market.

(By Associated Press.)
Chicago, Mar. 13.-May wheat
closed today at 95.
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District Attorney Selig will prob
ably return to the city from Mont
rose tonight or tomorrow.
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THE METAL MARKET

New York, Mar. 13.-The lead
market was firm today at $40 to
3.75.
Lake copper firm at 1875 to ~ Is
Silver, SIS u.
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R. L. Magill today transferred to
A. S. Mckee lots "a and 20 in block
so, Grand Junction.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1908-03-13

If you are looking for houses to
rent see the Dodds-Gray Realty Co.,
33T Main.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1908-03-13

Seed potatoes-Early Acme and
Red McClure-for sale by D. G.
Rice. Phone Red "a.
The daily sentinel. [volume] (Grand Junction, Colo.) 1893-current, 1908-03-13

Today Owen w. Hoskin sold to
Samuel X. Walker tract of land
for $1,000.
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CONTINUED on page 81
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-08-20

the same kind Of aproposition.
City Attorney Bosard, who has Civ
en- dthe proposed franchise much
study, recommended that the fran.
chise be amended 80 as to compel the
company to construct the pipe line
from the gas delds TO Minot or else
the franchise should be imperative.
This was done for the purpose Of
heading off any attempt Of the com
pany to merely secure the franchise
in order to supply the city with arti-
fetal gas.
A special committee, appointed by
the mayor, and consisting Of Alder
men Prescott, Dunnell and Anderson,
is going over the proposed franchise
carefully.
At its first reading, all of the al
demen voted in favor except Alder.
man Hendrickson, who said that he
is opposed to the nifty year PROPOSE
tion.: s:
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FAIRVIEW.

Harvesting is on in full blast and
crops are fair in this neighborho
w. w. Rutherford is getting his
threshing rig fixed up and expects to
do business in the near future.
Herman Abrahamson has four bind
ers at work on his 700 acre farm
That is going some.
Mr.. Frank Brown threshed feed for
his neighbours Saturday and reports
the yield good and the quality fair.
c.. E. McChesney has a new binder
and the wheat shocks are getting
pretty thick over his way.
We understand three new thresh'
inc rigs have been bought in this
neighborhood the past week. With
the six or seven already here the
farmers ought to be able to get their
threshing done in good time to spend
the money before the cold weather
sets in
There seems to be quite lot OF
sickness among children the last few
days. Most are improving.
Mrs. L. A. Tryo4 returned home
from Iowa last week. She was ac'
companied by Rev. A. L. Tryon' OF
Wesley, who has a host Of friends IN
Ward county.
Ed Sutherland loaded his mach!n'
erv and will make Darlington his fu-
ture home. Friends will miss so good
a neigllbor but our loss is their gain
Rev. A. L. Tryon OF Wesley Iowa.
preached to a full house twice Sun
day and will preach again Sunday
evening at s o'clock. He is a very
snrv and able man for his age and
has wonderful memory in his 81
years
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Gas Franchise Passed at First Reading

The ordinance which the Great Nor
thern Oil, Gas and Pipe Line ask the
council to pass, giving them the priv
ilege of the use of the streets for lay
ing gas pipes, in order to supply the
people of Minot with natural gas
from the Westhope wells, was placed
no reading for the first time at the
meeting of the council Monday even
ing.
The company asks that the ksn-
chise run fifty years, but the alder.
men seem to be against so long a
term. Mr.. johnson, one of the men
connected prominently with the COM
pany, was present, and explained
that the company asked for long
term franchise, in order to interest
outside capital in the proposition.
Atty. Greene, who is employed by the
company, explained that . the. tran.
chise did not prohibit and other com.
.p8hy from coming ainto the city with
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manager of the Williston team, had
to get a search-warrant out before
the ball could be located. Lowe bat
ted fast and made two scores.
Stoddard pitched great game and
the Williston Giants failed to con-
meet with his Johnson in curves and
his Burke out shoots. Martin Jacob
son, who hadn't played ball for eigh-
teen years, broke the stick the first
time he struck the ball. Too bad, for
Martin would have made home run
easily. Leighton held down first
base and caught foul which was
about to come down in the midst of
some lady spectators. His catch was
wonderful one, but he came near
being mobbed.
Butts, who sells drugs, and "Poor
Food" Allen, the well known travel
ing salesmen, distinguished them
selves with some brilliant plays. Butts
was once ball player on the team
of the University of Minnesota and
hasn't forgotten all that he used to
know about base ball. Feehan met
with quite an accident at the bat. He
missed the ball. his feet shot out in
the air, and he SPRAYED on his back.
He was carried off ON a stretcher.
Butts met with a serious accident Ito
his base ball panties,) OF at least he
thought he had. Some practical joker
tore a handkerchief in two and show
ed Butts piece of it. Butts borrow
ed coat and walked off the diamond
He soon discovered his mistake and
resumed playing.
The Minot boys looked too cute
for anything with their flour sack
pants, long pink stockings, fancy gar
ters decorated with small doll babies,
land merry widow hats, Tracy, of
course, received the most of the bo-
DUETS, altho Manager Greenleaf, who
is considered the handsomest lawyer
in Minot, made a great hit Williston
is highly elated because they didn't
get beaten this time and want to come
to Minot in about two weeks for a
return game.
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,DRApY potNos

Burt Rygmyr's house was Destroy.
ed by fire last Friday. As no one
was there when the fire started the
origin Is not known. Burt's Home
Sweet Home" is now tent.-...~-
The Ladies Aid met with Mrs. A.
P. Blom last Thursday and the ladies
report very pleasant afternoon.
The aid will meet with Mrs. H. j..
Herzog Thursday Aug. goth. All Of
the ladies are cordially invited to at
tend Aid meetings.
Frank, the ten months old baby, OF
Mr.. and Mrs. James Robertson, died
of cholera infantum in Minot Thurs
day noon. The baby had been i'll
about a week when the angel OF
death took it home. Let us not think
of little Frank as dead, but as liv-
ing; not as flower that has with.
cred, but as one that is transplanted
and touched by Divine hand, is
blooming in richer color and sweet.
er fragrance than those on earth.
The funeral service was held in
Minot at the home Of Mr.. Luck, last
Saturday, conducted by Rev. Hunter
and the interment was in the Rose
Hill cemetery. The deepest sympa-
thy is felt for the parents, brothers
and sisters in Their bereavement.
Ed Morrison from near Plaza spent
Saturday night at H. ]. Herzog's.
Miss Julia brady returned Satur-
day night after a short visit with
friends in Minot.
Harvest is here and the grain is
good and we must be very ungrateful
not to be thankful.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Maupin, Frances
Somers and Harry Dillon attended
the funeral Of the little Robertson
baby in Minot Saturday.
Miss Margie Herzzog spent a few
days Of this week with Miss Anna
Sundre Of st. Carl.
Some Of the people from town seem
20 think that the game season is, op.
EN- Judging from the rigs that go
out in the hills and from the gun
reports we hear-probably they are.
just getting in practice so as to stay
their hundreds when the season real
ly is open.
The brady nine simply walked a.
way with the Olive team at brady
Sunday. Score IS to or Mabye
worse. One brady player boasts OF
making two scores in one inning
dead easy too.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Bowman and
son, Leslie, of Burlington visited at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. ohm Som.
ers on Sunday.
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RICE LAKE.

The cool weather we had last weel
came too late to help out the film.
of the early grain.
+. w. NOLAN and wife left for thu
east to work this fall.
Miss Emma Little Of Michigan il
visiting at w. J. Aliens.
c. G. Tangedahl has been appoint
ed game warden for these parts. Bet
ter be careful with your smoke-sticks
boys.
Simon Simonson expects to com
mense threshing this week.
Miss Rose Young is attending sum
mer school at Valley City.
Born-to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Olson
a baby boy.
Several road petitions have been
circulated lately.
Miss Petra Skibnass is attending
teachers institute at Minot this week
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Liquor License Tax Notice

Notice is hereby given, that a gov
eminent tax receipt for special tax on
the business of n u
RETAIL LIQUOR DEALER
was issued to The Stafford Drug Com
pany of Grano, N. D. on the End day
of July, A. D. 1908, which said tax
receipt is posted in the drug store
building 25x50 situate on lot IL in
Block 10 Original Plat of the Village
of Grano, County of Ward and State
of North Dakota, which said building
is owned by E. E. Joslin and the
Stafford Drug Company is the lessor
of said property where the said tax
receipt is posted.
Dated this 18th day of August A.
D. 1908.
THE Stafford DRUG COMPANY,
Holders of said Government Tax
Receipt. S2O-9-3chg
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SURREY AND VICINITY

John Pearson arrived Monday in
the morning with his car Of goods
His family came few days earlier
They came from Des Moines, Iowa
where they have lived for several
years, but will go On to- his farm
near Surrey. T.. -
Geo. Bradley has invested in
steel wind mil.
About dozen young men are here
from the east and will work in the
harvest fields, and during tho thresh'
ing season.
Joe Yoder has had quite a sore
eHte. While fixing his binder q
small piece Of steel flew into the eye
DR.. Newlove rfmoved the foreign
substance and It is now getting along
an right.
We understand that Messrs.
Smoker and Teats have purchased
q new Huber threshing outfit.
Mr.. Byler and son of Pennsylvania
are visiting friends and relatives in
this neighborhood at present.
Mr. Dieroff is entertaining bro
Their from Iowa at present.
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Notice Of Liquor License Tax Stamp.

Notice is hereby given, that Gov
eminent tax receipt for special tax
Oh business Of
RETAIL MALT LIQUOR DEALER
was isued Whetson and Larson Of
Grano, North Dakota, on the 18th
day of July A. D. 1908 which said tax
receipt is posted in the frame build
ing, 24x50 situate on lot ? IN Block
9 of the Original Plat Of the Village
of Grano in the County of ". 80
State Of North Dakota, which said
building is owned by Whetston & Lar
son and Whetston and Larson are the
lessons of said property where said
tax receipt is posted
Dated this 18th day of August, A.
D. 1905.
WHETSTON AND LARSON,
Holders of said Government Tax
Receipt s-20-93chg
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Gov. Burke Didn't
Loose Any Votes
North Dakota's Governor Made Tie Game Between
Mnot and Wiliston Fats--How the Minot
Heavies Played

With Gov. John Burke of the state
of North Dakota as umpire, the game
of base ball between the Williston
Fats and the ;Minot Heavyweights,
resulted in a tie score, to 6, at the
end of the seventh inning.
The game was played Friday fore
noon, and the governor called it at
the end of the seventh inning On &C
count of the lateness of the hour, and
for the reason that he was becoming
physically weak on account of the
lack of nourishm ent. In other words,
Honest John" was getting mighty
hungry.
When the Governor was asked to
act as umpire for the championship
game of the United States, Gin its
class) he refused at first to do so,
saying that he was sure to lose 9 votes
if he did so. When he was assured
that the players would not take into
consideration his decision on the dia-
mond, when voting for the Governor
of North Dakota this fall, he recon-
sidered hes decision and decided to
help the big fellows out We don't
mind telling the readers that Hon
est john is an old time base ball
player. He knows the game and the
buffers at Williston couldn't fool him
at all, at ALL Gov. Burke decided the
momentous problems of state, in an
honest, fearless manner, tho we can't
help thinking he gave us one or two
rank decisions However, we alter
wards learned that Col Dank Green
leaf (who is a staunch Democrat')
told Gov, Burke that if he thought ne
could make any votes by giving the
Willistonites the best of the deal, he
would fix it all right with the Mlnot
team and see that he didn't lose any
votes down in this neck of the woods.
Well, the game was good one, as
can be seen from the score. Jonh
Lowe went to bat first, and smashed
the first ball that the Williston ligh-
tening operator in the pitchers box
sent over the home plate, in such
manner that Cpl. Ben Whitehead,
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FREEDOM ITEMS.

Everyone is cutting grain.
Tho Ladies Aid met with Grace
Shea Aug. 9th.
Herman Trautmiller is sporting d
fine new shot gun.
Miss Anna Whitman is vlsltng d.
Kuch
Clarence johnson made his weekly
visit in brady last Sunday
Mrs. H. C. Kuchenbecker spent
Sunday with Mrs. Irving.
Geo. Moore's valuable hunting oos
"Jake" died last Sunday.
Herman Trautmiller was seen III
this vicinity last Sunday
Mrs. G. H. Christensen has one Oh
The incest looking gardens IN 'he
neighborhood. ;,
Mrs H. H. Kuchenbecker expects
to attend institute in Mhnot next
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Winters spent
Sunday at Christensen.
Lew Irving had the steam breakers
couple fdays last week, but they
found it so dry they couldn't finish
the job.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitman left Monday
for three weeks trip to Michigan,
on the lakes. Mrs. Irving is taking
care of their little son while they are
absent.
C. NJ. Christensen painted his house
and barn last week, Clarence John
son overseeing the Job, and he re-
ports it very well done.
MIR. and Mrs. w. r. Foster enter.
tanned Monday evening at a five
year proving up party. Every one
reports fine time. A delicious sup
per was served at twelve o'clock,
covers being placed for thirty-nve.
NJ. Mrs. * Foster was assisted by Mrs.
Kuchsnbecteg, sr;s
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G. w. Glendenning, the popular

E. G.. w. Glendenning, the popular
Des Laos. hotel man, has moved from
the Field building into the Emerson
property just block west OF Main
street and has opened the new Com-
mercial Hotel He serves game din
ners every Sunday and wild game in
season. Owing to the excellent table
set at the new Commercial and the
general good service given, Mr.. Glen
denning has been able to take all the
trade with him from the old place
and is daily adding to the number OF
his patrons. He makes it point to
accommodate the travelling public
as well as local and farmers trade.