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New-York tribune., 1908-12-16

conditions have so improved on the Brooklyn
Bridge that there IS practically no cIlLic!!Sshl
The elevated tracks on the Wl-harnspurg g1 PIluse az
have been put into use Plans are now Wen IN
der way connect the Williamsburg. ManH5tta
and Brooklyn bridges. Having accomplished. as
T believe. the purpose set out 70 altalH WISH
now TO he relieved Of the Of detail incidenJa
to the position of chief engineer A. your fe4uest
I viii continue consulting engineer IN ~ lIle
department giving special attention TO uanspor-
tatiOn matters
Commissioner Stevenson. n announcing the res
ignation also made pubic his appointment or
kingsley L. Martin TO succeed A1r. IngersolL On
the surface there was apparent trouble ne
tween Commissioner Stevenson and Mr. lngersoH
At the City Hall il IS known. however thal MT
Ingersou has not been comfortable in his position
since The Tribune made the startling disclosures
concerning the greensboro Bridge. Without being
primarily responsible many casual critics charged
the fault to the chief engineer. Mr.. IEsersolI
has been chief engineer for less than two years,
and was engaged a a transportation expert As
stated in his letter. he finished up much 0f the
special work for which he was engaged, and de
cided to retire. 1t is said at the City Hall that
Mr Ingersou resented the employment Of Ralph
Modjeski, the Chicago expert, who IL To investigate
the plans and drawings for the Manhattan Bridge
MI Martin vas born in Brooklyn in 1853 and is
son of Q C.. Martin. formerly chief engineer and
superintendent Of the Bpocklyn Bridge He was
educated in Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute and was
graduated as a mechanical engineer from the
Stevens Institute of Technology After serving
snort time the engineer corps Of the East River
Bridge Company. Mr.. Martin was appointed assist
ant engineer on the Brooklyn Bridge.
Nj Martin is a member of the American So
cietv Of Mecha niCal Engineers and Of the Brooklyn
Engineers Club. Of which he is vCe-presidenr and
Of the Crescent Athletic club.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-16
SAKE DINNER A LOVE FEAST.
Senator Grady Tells of Work at Albany, and
Metz Jokes About Coler

With Controller Metz present 10 tell how Brooklyn
wasted money. and Tom Grady 70 tell about the
virtue and dignity Of Senators at Albany. the din
ne- given last night by the Democrats and Repub-
licans OF his district 70 Senator Martin SAKE was
tvpical love feast Abe Gruber was toastmasteT
Senator Tom Grady was introduced by Mr. Cru
her in these terms The Senate Of the State OF
New York has abler member, no more courte-
Gus gentleman. no more honest defender. OF the
rights of the people than Thomas F Grady. Inc
Senator did not deny this. and went on 10 tell the
five hundred guests about the rough road tha1 4
conscientious Senator has 10 travel He said lhat
DESPITE the difficulties in his path he had managed
10 get along 50 with q limited capital ana
an entire lack Of any sense of responsibility.
Then he said: The Senate to-day has as muca
lofty purpose. just as high ideals. as much deNo-
ion 10 .he needs and wishes Of the people and
----a LOYALTY TO its principles as Il ever had.
ControfIe- Metz vas introduced as the man WI"
watched the treasury when he was not watching
s-oIe- ..r an watching the treasury, he said When
l7a cot ND and another fellow"
who i 7e2" some one wanted to know
on he's d bird" said the Controller, with e
w smile.
he closed his brief address BY expressing the re
grets OF Sc 1ator McCarren. whom he called d
great reforuer-
Job Hedges. Timothy l. Woodruff and ex-senator
F1sberz also spoke ..
New-York tribune., 1908-12-16
FATORS SUNDAY BEER.
UOmen Grimes Commissioners Re
agn-BIue LazcS' Repeal.
- - % The Tr-bune. ]

Trenton, Dec. 15.-Cr1Jicism u the state institu-
tons and drastic recommendations for changes IN
state laws especially relative he sale Of liquors
on Sundays and Sunday amUsemsnts, were made
to-day in a report filed with Governor Fort by MS
special Commission Crime and Dependence toL-
lowing the refusal Of member, the Rev Ernest
A Boom of NIerchsn. lille to sign the document and
the resignation Of the two women mer1bers. Mrs
Emil Z Williamson Of Elizabeth. and Slrs- Caroline
B Alexander. Of Hoboken. because Of differences
or opinion relative to the work and report or the
commission. M Boom later fled a minority re-
port and another commissioner, Benjamin & Bao-
birt. Of Long BraE.n disagreed with the majority
10 the extent Of fling dissenting views IN nurn0er
OF instances
The most striking recommendation or JAe ma
fc-f-v report is for the Iezaizing OF the sale Of
wines and malt liquors in hotels and restaurants
on SUNDAYS the commission declaring that the
n-esent disregard OF the law forbilding such sales
has 4 bad effect on the observance Of all other
laws.
The ma ioritv report also recommends the repeal
of the old blue laws" prohibiting Sunday oase-
ball and the IegaIizng OF such pastirres. al leasI
on Sunday afternoons Cor the oeneht OF yo-Ae
people who are kept at work all other times
New-York tribune., 1908-12-16
TH1RTY-NINB YEARS FOR BURGLAR
Judge RosaIsky Gives Heavy Sentence to Thisc
Who Used Revolver.

4rs+ offence I11ze RosaIsky. in Gensrzl Sessions
Yesterday sentenced Joseph Dc Rosa CT No e
F2fvfnz-on street. 20 thirty-ntne years IN sAts
prison Had IL been his second ohencs- ne Ir-sn.
have rAAn sentenced 10 life imprisonment Harr5'l
Hartman. his accompIice. was also sentenced yes
terday-
r7o4h prisoners entered the home q Peter A.
Johnson at No. - East 20ed street On NoVe1loer
II and al the point Of revolver got away WIN
Goods ,-aIra1 A. KS The burglars we're caugnc
after 4 short chase. De ROsas wife, Mary, IS nov
serving 4 sentence OF two years ard SIX months
for brea king into the home OF Mrs Henry Siese~
/ At Sfamaroueck- in November
New-York tribune., 1908-12-16
MRS. JOHNSON PHYSICIAN TBsTIFIEs
Says Woman Was Particularly Distressed on
Day Before She Made Will
rBv TeIeEraph 10 The Tribure

Boston Dec. 15.-Testimony 70 the mental
condition Of Mrs. Caroline T. Johnson the wealthy
Ne7v York and Newport woman. whose viii is
being contested here. given to-day by her
family physician. Dr. Harry J. Knapp He said
that he had attended Mrs. Johnson since 1897. and
had noticed impairment back in 1895. and that il
had grown more marked He declared that she
had little or no concentration. and had to consult
her daughter the most trivial inquiries. He re-
called that she particularly distressed physi-
oaly and mentally on the day before October %
1903. when she made her will In his opinion. she
was wholly incapable Of drawing up this docu-
nent The VIII disposed of estate valued at
81 nno CO. including Sooo00 house in Fifth avenue,
York
New-York tribune., 1908-12-16
VIRGINIA RAILROADS IN CONFERENCE.
Said to Have Agreed Upon a Proposition 70
End Pending Rate Litigation.
rBy Telegraph 70 The Tribune J

Richmond Va Dec. 15-HIgh officials and coun-
sci for railroads doing business IN Virginia were
in conference here to-day L is understood that
the ending of the litigation between the state and
the railways IS hoped for on the following basis
A two and half cent fat rate on all main
lines; q rate for all branch lines 20 De determined
al A conference between the railways and the cor
poration commission. to be held later and a two
cent rate for thousand-mi1e mileage books Tee
railroads Will demand the withdrawal Of all pend
ing litigation and The abrOEaJion OF the agreement
now binding upon them charge more than
Il ruo-cent rate pending the reaching 4
Anality in the United States courts.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-16
BABY.s ACT COST MOTHER S LIFE.
Pulled Gas Tube from Stove While She Slept
-Eyplosion Wrecks House

F7frrz7lI~z Dec -5-Afrs. Charles Gardner was as
rHvxtared a. her home IN ChesVick to-nlght anu
1-a- husband and tvo-year-old child we're seriously
f,,--e5 in an explosion which followed the fndlng
Of her body
Gardner. upon returning from work. found MS
wife urosrrate on the floor and carried her 10 the
porch. He carried 4 lantern when ne re-7fltereu
he house looking for the baby, and the gas which
- -srsaz Mrs C;arduer's death ignited- Gardner
threw himself 10 the floor. holding the child uncer
his OWL body 70 protect it. and cra|led To the oooE
..be-e he fell unconscious The chlds clothing
vas afarae when neighbors came 10 me reslI7
The house wrecked
The child. II is believed. pulled the hose from a
gas stove while The mother was sleeping IN chair
New-York tribune., 1908-12-16
H4RGIS Trial TO-D4Y.
Mother Has HOrtgaged Home to
SAFE SIager of Father

Lexington. Ky. Dec 15--Mrs- Loueilen HaI s-s
has announced that she has $50 coo which sne -
r-sra-ad 70 spe7d for the acquittaI Of her son.
Peach Fargfs charged with the murder % hts
father To obtain this money Mrs Hargls naH
to mortgage her home in Jackson Sne went %
Irvine to-day TO be there when the trial = cal-ed
tomorrow.
Irvine is rapidly filing with persons inter-
ested IN the case Both sides will announce In4r
rhav are ready when the case IS called HarSls
viii plead seIf-defence, and VIII try 20 ProNe
that his father was choking him when the fat4A
shots were fred.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-16
oUTRAGEs BY sATAR KHANs MEN.
Turkish Detachment Reaches Dilman to Stop
Attacks on Armenians

s. Petersburg. Dec IA dispatch from Cru-
niah says that 4 Turkish detachment arrived at
Dilman to-day TO protect the inhabitants against
the exCesses Of the Persian irregulars commanded
by Satar Khan. The latter. who had been ou-
thoriZed by the Shan 20 restore order. has raised
a force Of KUrds and has pilaged and burned q
number OF lian villages killing and ulutilat-
ing men. and children. The Arnenians
appealed first TO the local Turkish authorities and
then TO .Constantinopie. whence authority for the
intervention received
The Shah's special envoy. Au Vi Mulk, arrived az
St Petersburg to-day. ostensibly 70 present con-
doleaces UPON the death of the Grand Duke Alexis,
but II is reported that his real object IS TO seek
support for the Shah against the revolutiontsts
Ali u MuIk was formerly Minister at St Peters,
burg
New-York tribune., 1908-12-16
MARRlN LOSES PLEA.

Frank Marin the Brooklya lawyer. whom Judge
Dixie sentenced 10 not less than 1fteen wears nor
moIe than twenty in Sing Sing prison for sWtnd-
ling the aged Mrs. Caroline Barry lost his plea
for certificate Of reasonable doubt before Justice
StapIeton. In the Supreme Court. Brooklyn, yester-
day. Motion for the certificate was made on the
claim that there had been errors n the County
Court trial Marin will be taken 20 Sing sing al
New-York tribune., 1908-12-16
PITrsBURG OYSTERS HAVE DRoPsY
Looks Fat. but lie Isn t. " Says City Bacteri
ologist, Explaining Epidemic.
rBv Telegraph TO The Tribune

r7+--Eb1lrg Dec. I5.-Dr 2. 9 Matson- city 6a--
-rioIog-gt Of Pfttsburg bomb into tne oyster
caring public Of PittsburE tonight by announcing z
-a- r-e present typhoid fever epidemic is due 10
or..-s s=7icred with drorsy and fun Of typhoid
germs
The oyster given Pitrsburg this season looks "a
F--r he isn't saws Dr. Natson- He Is Just sVelled
.o With dropsy. so look cut Don't eat hin' esIe-
riaIfy II the raw state
r1r Mstson sent out 2 public warning this evening
SAYS that the oysters appear 20 have been
esrtened near The mouths Of streams which have
bsen giving cut typhoid germs
New-York tribune., 1908-12-16
ooue- REFUSED TO HOLD DANCERS

Reginald de FeuIle q Paris: Nile Odetle AaheT
5---.r- mariner. .,.a Joseph g. Smith. stage
----a9er ali connected with The Queen Of the
,r,,,rt7 Rouge " an extravaganza which IS being
r--oc,,oe5 Al the Circle Theatre. 6oJh street and
Eg~oasvyay. appeared before Magistrate hrotel. IN
= ~. Si9a -,lice court. vest rrday on sum
-,-. g.ar,.a5 IN them during the performance on
lfondav aight by Police captain Redy. who c77l-
-Ias-ed 10 The court that ". de Neuile and Nile
a.5er had gone through dance that was exceed
- ..,--fzs- suggestive sad offensive" The
M, ,-fsr~a+e refused &c hold them
New-York tribune., 1908-12-16
BTGGYS BODY FOUND.
No Light on Mysterious DrozrniHs
Of San Francisco Police Chlef. J.

san Francisco Dec I5--The body % ChisSS % Fol
lice Bgzv who disappeared from the police LauncA
Patrol opposite Alcarraz Island n san FranoIsoo
Raw m the night Of November 81, was found to-d4T
~ The crew OF q freight boat Il was floating OK
Goat Island face upward with the arms OUT
stretched The harbo- police we're AZ once lnforrnes
and procuring a launch Sergeant Donovan recoNS'
s-a5 +ha botv The face was much dts1S1red
y,-La- the bo1v vas taken from the water = ha9
on the long coat and gloves worn By ChLec 5LzZJ
on the night Of his disappearance
New-York tribune., 1908-12-16
.,uAIspERrNC LARRYs" NEPHEW SUES

.Jonu NJ Delmour hed papers ses'eroay Win
-. - .-rs,L, IN a sit against the executors
~ r7. VII Of his uncle lawrence DeiH7our. th-
Tar-ulany politician. kny~n as Whispering
Larry In the complaint he alleges thar MS -ncIe
promised 10 leave aim his estate. and bfcKe tis
promise Bequeatftng all his proper 20 ms "i'N
m I,7rar.- reS, according tl~rhe complaint. The
nephew vas appointed MARSHAL for the eoHei'i'h
OF tax arrears and held the pace tor ten. yeats
fIss uncle induced him. says DelmoLr. 20 gI.7 -iiI
SlE2 90 invest for him In return Il was x 80
fast "a 1ase N Delnlou- died PC sr-'ia .Fo' tdf
fo- t7e ret.r-l Of an the aar-y invested - ms
"a gHer. sttl tge -acsseI l-u---s
New-York tribune., 1908-12-16
MFARLANg TO HEAR HAFFgN CHARGES

Albany Dec 15-Governor Hughes to-day an
uouncrd the appointment Of Wallace MaCFarlane
Of New York 10 take testimony and hear the
charges OF the alleged irregularities in Office
against Louis F Harfen. President of the Borough
of the Bronx. filed with the Governor al the in
stance Of Mayor Mcclellan OF New York and
based on the investigation of the Commissioners
of Accounts Nj. MacFarIane az one time
United States District Attorney for the Southern
District OF New York
New-York tribune., 1908-12-16

Of the COMPLAINT Of the government OF Honduras.
the demurTers fnterposed by the government OF
Guatemala and its sunsequent answer TO me coHi-
nIsint that the case Of Honduras Is faulty IN
every respect that might otherwise justiry IaVoI
able action BY the court. The charges are NJ
oniv defective in law but are unsupported By evl-
dence of the character required by those hlsil
tribunals 10 which are referred, for judiclal de-
termination. grave questions OF internauohal LII
nnrrance
New-York tribune., 1908-12-16
FRANCE WANTS AMERICAN TRADE.
Z C-uppi Promises 20 Safeguard the Present
Good Relations.

rz--z cec IN Cruppi. Minister of Commerce
cluner this evening - merchants Interested
r .1relg- commerce and the furrherance q a plan
-r- re es-s shlisrroenr Of bank of foreign com
--e-ce gave z -ossr rc rhe Americans ana English
r-er present Ee assured" he said that "a shan
CT nothing % interfere with oU- present good com
--e--=-- relations win the United States ana Great
E---s
New-York tribune., 1908-12-16
BISHOP mIcHAuD NEAR DEATH.

Burlington Vt. Dec l5.-Late dispatches from
Lourdes France state that the condition OF Bishop
John stephen Nnchaud Of Jne Roman Catholic
Diocese of Burlington. who critically ul AT that
health resort. shows no Improvement and his death
is expected Bishop Nuchaud has made all arrange
city.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-16
NO GAMBLING. SAYS BINGHAM.
Report Agrees with Jerome's Investigation OF
PooIrooms in This City.

Not p gambling house or poolroou running IN the
town was the gist Of Commissioner BlnghaIa : re-
-,g-- on bling conditions which was handed 70
T,isf-+cr Attorney Jerome yesterday. Three places
in chinatown and q lone pooIroom in upper Ihird
avenue are suspected by the police but tnat Is the
extent Of the gambling vice in this CITY accoro--s
70 the police.
This report agrees with that Of the District At
-o-rev on the same subject. recently made public.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-16
BRIDGE ENGINEER QUITS.
c. ". IngersoH Succeeded By Kings
leu L. Martin.

Chief Engineer c. NJ. Inzerson Of the Brdge De
partrnent Yesterday turned in his resignation 70
Commissioner Stevenson. with the following letter;
When I entered the department did so. as You
announced at the time FOR the principal purpose
of handling transportation questions since then
New-York tribune., 1908-12-16
rcgMAN KILLS sALooNkEEPER-

Anthony Merck saIooukeeper AZ NoTtn ser
gen was shot and instantly killed yesterday ~
Conrad Herwig- an ice dealer HVinz AZ 70 -
- s,-a-,-,a West Fiobcken- The shooting
followed a quarrel over A personal matter
Merck died instantly HerVtg vas aI177I71
later and locked I'D charge OF murder
New-York tribune., 1908-12-16
CONFIRMS EASTERN STEAMSHIP ORDER

F0rf7HUd. Me- Dec I3--Judee Fltnam- m Ile
United States Circuit Court to-day confirmed the
provisional order Of December s dischar rging the re
ceiyers Of the Eastern Steamship Company and
eounrmluE the sale or that company 70 a Boston
syndicate He also annulled the prior order for the
sAIs u the same cOmpanys assets
New-York tribune., 1908-12-16
caIEE o. RUSSIAN GENERAL STAFF.

3 Pete-shu-g. Dec l5.-Ge1eraI SouhhoHiinor,
Governor General Of Kier has been appointed
c--ef Z the general sra1
New-York tribune., 1908-12-16

Sr Francisco Dec I5-According 70 news
brought tv the Pacific Mail liner Newport which
arrived here YESTERDAY the BrtOsh bark kirkdale
was totally wrecked the coast Of Salvador near
F. Triumpho, on October Il Two members OF ne
crew Of the lost ship brought here BY the
Newport and the other members were sent nome
nv way of Panama The Kirkdale vas owned by
Lever Brothers. Of Liverpool. and was in command
Of Captain Robert Rowlands The bark mad Jdsl
taken on q load OF dSvewood when n pounded 20
r,aces in rne brea kers The shipwrec<ed mariners
tramped sixty miles across range OF mountains to
7
New-York tribune., 1908-12-16
NOTES OF FOREIGN NEWS.

rz--s Dec z5.-The governHlent has dec5aed =
z- 5--e~-a -tonai conference 70 consider the
c-=sr1r u establishing system % intern2t:1I3ai
---z Ee-a-i-s % sle-Cs1aticz-
Rome Dec -5.-Arcl.bishop GlenEon # $. Louis
-=-- -.-e today [a- Ireland where - Hi- spend
CE-.-r-~ss with as faI-is- Archbishop Ireland
vs.lea ne congregation Il th- Propaganda ana
l-~ Fzt-La- -g-Ca.-
Pz-.E -s. l5--Ee report Of the state tobacco
r111o1o-- @,ec to-day. shows tnsr TIE French na-
tio1 -as7 -esr consumed Epov5to'' "5rt- = to
nar-c ~ .ntc1 me government MADE a rrcat u
81
Es-pzra.so Dec l5-The economical disturbance
caused % re ssrraq Jake o. 80 has passed 4na
business 1gndl-tors rapid bero2-lAe norma
Thee Izs ueen & considerable increase IN export
G-L0ag- Imports have fallen on ana ill llt@ as
tez months --Ee foreign capital Invested 81 1l.ii
lae sx-eec~z s. 1eo.-si
Fek.-g Dec 15-f5lan= Eave been made = ests2-
iss Al PeE5-E al Ars--le7H ura--l OF lie me
1atiorll Ha-k.2g Iora-ion. Ta-s l. me 1T
A-ler-sr 1.-k j. f1= East - toln Inc < -olp d
Er1rka. Fre.- German and japanese ms j -tlts
p--cE peeu existence mere since ~. go
IL es el banks opposed - f''-c-er i.-l'-'--
~cvSccss C---La-
New-York tribune., 1908-12-16
TWO VESSELS LOST. CREWS ESCAPE
Woman and Child Near Death Of Honduras
-Rritish Bark Goes Down Of Salvador.

New Orleans Dec. I5--Captan g. A Decker ar
rived last night on the steamer Harry T I0ge
srnr7 Belize. ard reported the loss In the heavy
gale on November 4 Of his schooner Annie OF
Honduras Captain Decker. his wife. their baby
and The crew had q narrow escape from death
The schooner went down with cargo OF Io""
rocoa7urz and "a 90 in silver. Tie Annie vas
bound from Honduras to New York
New-York tribune., 1908-12-16
The Rine and the Man

= happens that the finest SERIAL OF the var var
4----ib@s m rFls instaluenr : Christmas cele-
5-stior AZ -He home OF the hero, George CTorns-
J. The hest work Of
New-York tribune., 1908-12-16

Some -ecolIectio1s q the Tan7ous actoT
~ associates II Is full Of the spirit o.
season.. By his friend OF half 4 century
TOHN s. WISE
New-York tribune., 1908-12-16
ROY MORTON
CorCho Curly at the OpeTd

The fantastic experiences or cowboy from
the plains OF Texas az a theatrical protucuon
II Chicago By
EDGAR BEECHER BRONSON
New-York tribune., 1908-12-16
Will Be Not Only a GOOD
Christmas Number. but 1t
Will Be Full OF Good
Reading for Any
Day in the Year.
Keeping Christmas

A. article that exudes the holiday spirfr n
- paragraph and contains many Z PretTS
sentiment By
HARTLEY DAVIS
New-York tribune., 1908-12-16
The Thirteen

-zIe OF a strange club founded by hunters
- cz~1y davs. and rs veI-dly interesting ms
+o-v and finish. decades later By me vel
known writer OF -ctICu-
New-York tribune., 1908-12-16
NV Next Irnita-a-tiOn

literary vaudeville turn, n vh1c1 t1s
~1-;s+-77.s story writing OF Rex London
az - Tgot-' 20. H-nry~ Ny E W-lk-na
F-r7-r" and Others Is touched upon BY
FRANKLIN P ADAMS
New-York tribune., 1908-12-16
Our Old Friend. Joe Jefferson

CYRUS TOWNSEND bNAD
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1908-04-11
SPIRIT Moves Agsin.

On Friday night, April 3rd, 1908, just
as Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Johnson, in
their cosy little home in the north end
Of town, were preparing to retire, he
having already donned his night robes,
taken bis speciacles and newspaper and
settled himself to enjoy an hours read
Ing, there arose such a tumult on the
still night air, such tramping of feet,
and such shouts of merry laughter, it
was at once borne in on their minds
that the Surprise Spirit" had again
moved.
The doors were thrown open, and the
crowd invited in. A few minutes later
Mr.. Johnson was seen TO bashfnlly push
aside the Portieres and emerge to greet
the assembled guests. High Five was
enjoved until late hour, after which
one of the most delectable lnncheons
VAS served. The proof of the quality OF
same VAS easily judged by the rapidity
with which it disappeared.
After luncheon the kitchen was clear
ed, and dancing was thoroughly enjoy
ed for time, Mr. Johnson kindly fur
nishiug some Of his exquisite music
At late honr all reluctantly bade their
kind host and hostess goodnight hoping
the Esprit" would move again soon.
n. A. Nc,
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1908-04-11
Personal enLIon.

N. S. Tubbs went to Edgemonont Tues
day.
Jerry Clark was up from Oti)tis Tues
day.
Joe Korthaus was up from BaBakerville
Monday.
Charles Stabler was up from n Buffalo
Gap Monday.
Tom March of Hill City was il in town
| Monday on business.
Mrs. 5. Ii. johnson has returnened from
her visit in Yankton.
Peter Zeimet, of PringIe, was guest
at the White House Tuesday
County Assessor 5. U. COe wawas over
from the Elk Mountain districrict Tues
day. t
Forest Assistant II. G. NeeI i! is back
from Il months stay in the nOnorthern
Hills.
Edward Peterson Of NEWCASTLE Ile, Wy
oming, was guest at the kleemanann on
the Sth
q. L. Morris was guest at the g White
House Wednesday. lie regislereGed from
Ponca, Neb.
Al Roseberry came up from his IL Baker
vile ranch Saturday to get acquaualnted
with his family
Forest Ranger w. F. Hill is in n Dead
wood, assisting Forest Supervisor Or Ham
itou in his office.
b. f. Mills and F. A. Carlson of OF Her
rnosa were transacling business u at the
county seat Tuesday.
Frank b. Hogg was among the ne Her
mosaites who transacted business as at the
county seat Thursday.
Z. S. Engelbrecht of Rapid Cityty, was
in town Tuesday on business with tn some
of the county officials.
A. A. Haaser and A. w. Miller OF Of Buff
falo Gap, were looking after buSusiness
matters in town Monday./
County Commissioner Ed. Hazazetine
came up from Hermosa Monday to at
tend the regular April session o of the
board.
County Commissioner III G. Clasason of
Otis has been spending the week in in the
town, attending the sessions ofof the
board.
Miss Mary Thornby came down from
Deadwood Tuesday to spend the FL Easter
vacation with her uncle and aunt, 1t, Mr..
and Mrs. J. Z. Pitcher.
Mrs. A. II. King and Mrs. Leo Ben
der, of Hermosa, were in town TiThurs-
day. Mrs. King had business withth the
county commissioners and county tr treas
urar