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The Greeley tribune., 1908-06-04

A:ls lsrSaGa :.,a ei.s iTsss si a4sss4a :essa election
Iue9day. the 10Th day of 'jy,,ee eeoi.orSdo, Of
o. Tnich shall be submitted te,sAa.p a. ., lsei
~ Sneu nHs electors Of said city, ~ on oi y
srty tax The Pressing have paid u;, prn.
sns question Of authortzinp ifhaa thsa !, !electiei
GU OF 34id city to sell ceris;n r"e 81 elty couI
ownS9 by said city upon the et ter real tsstst
Lot IS In 'SSt SiceE "a. bs;n. 'e'''
The iour lots constitutine" "h H. s.,GGc. oIG
tos 81 the SSHs SEG o, NV, ., ...,' ~
ons e1~hnip ahap north Of range s5 west, sa''Ss ",
ton Componv. .1ck sor IN, IN the Greeley lrrin
Lot 2 q the Me- OF the NWAnna NWAn u sIso soo,,
.. township 8 north, of range sf ! p q. sectio
one snare OF stock in the 1;reelsS t Wy
s'3n Company, for not less than Il, y
Of the NEt OF section 6, townsb al me NV
Q! range So west. lying south OF ths nSiu s;.4
Of way OF the Colorado 4 Souihaaner hane riee
way, Tor not less than $3.50 ~
sHe NE NEE p.af o o ,Gts 8 1nd g, the
q fSa4e So west. north OF the right ~ %UI. na
Of the Colorado Il Southern rs;IsoIW VI W
Guiding the brick building used ss ~ u
1esence and nd pumping plant, Tor not l..
Lots and 3. block :, for no, less ~.
800. "o' less ina
Lots is and Il, block so. for no, Ia.
Lot ! Of sw4 OF sws OF section ,,-,
ship north. Of range 65 w, being dum,
lnG ground OF east end OF 10th stres
WHnout water, Tor not less than Sl On
Section 2. Each elector votinS NM,
paid question of the sale of said parcsls =
land. shall vote by ballot deposited h,
sePafate ballot box used Tor said purpo.
only. On each ballot shall be printsS
description of each parcel of real esfst
ana the minimum amount for which an
may be sold as above provided, and N
ballot shall be SO arranged that the yots
may indicate by placing cross * M
square opposite the description Of eacj
parcel, whether he votes Tor or sgsinS
Section 3. The votes cas-, ior or again.
selling. said real estate, and each psrcs
thereof, shall be canvsssed, certified ~
counted in the manner by law provide
Tor rcanvaEsing and returning the vote css
Tor city officers, and If two,thirds Of ~
votes SO cast shall be in favor OF sem
any or all of said parcels OF land, the citi
council may proceed to sell such parceE
I0r the best price to be obtained therefor
but not for less than the amount sboy,
PROV ided In each instance. Such sale MAJ
be Tor cash. or one'hali cash and one'hSl
p4IAole in one year with interest
Section I. The polls OF said elec.ios
shall be open from O'Clock A. NJ. 10
O'Clock P. NJ. and the polling places So
be - follows: In the First Ward Msfi
Eighth Avenue, in the Second Ward d
the City Hall. and in the Third Ward d
the Court House.
proved this 18th day Of May. A,p; lsos,
~ F. J. GREEN.
Attest: J.B. PATTON, City Clerk D'
The Greeley tribune., 1908-06-04
e4ate Of COLORADO.
County OF Weld,

0fsH|:SnsY3 fs|:y 81 {3r.sisTI' 3, We'd s.
c7y sct Greeley. do hereby certify ~,
the foregping ordinance was Introduce
and read In full and on motion ORDERED
printed At = regular meeting Of City Coun
Gil held May $, ZOOS hisv tha, 'hs T,;hsns ssm.
. Newspaper published in said Civ
for . period of ten days thereafter az
q . subsequent regular meeting nslo
May 10. lHOs, said Ordinance no
l7p was duly passed and adopted D!
vote OF Ave ayes, absent one. c,-,.
j. h. PATTON. Cit, Cierx'
In Witness whereof, have hereuhto ~
my hand aud affixed the seal o' ss'd '"'
this 2?th day OF May. "o-,, u,,
SEAL f. nhLEE, Mhso''
Attest: J. B. PATTON. City Clerk
The Newtown bee., 1908-04-10

walk spent last week with MT and Mrs Hawley Williams. ..
 Mrs M. T. Donnelly and three child ren are now at their'summer home here.
 George Drew has been spending sey- eral days in New York.
 Mrs Vanderbilt Godfrey, who has been spending the winter in Ridgefeld, returned home on Wednesday, accom- panied by her niece, Miss Florence Hoyt, who will spend a week in town.
 Herbert Anderson has returned to his home in Bridgeport, after a visit with his cousin, Madison Warehouse.
 Albert Laufer has purchased new team of horses from parties in Fair Haven.
 Miss Mary Adams has returned from weeks visit in, Lyons Plain.
 Miss Eddice White has been enter taining Miss Essie Reed of Ridgefeld for few days.
 MT and Mrs J. M. Perry came up from Norwalk in their new automobile and spent Sunday with friends in town.
 A leap year dancing party will be given on Friday evening, April F, at the residence of MT and Mrs Theodore Hamilton.
 Mir and Mrs L. M. Gould entertained Ridgefeld friends on Sunday.
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Sherman.
PERSONAL CHAT.

Miss Esther Johnson and Henry Thompson were the favored young people in our town who were privi- legged to enjoy the birthday party given by Miss Esther Jones at Gaylordsville, last week, Thursday.
 Several of our people attended the funeral of Mrs w. H. Tabor at her late residence on Quaker Hill, last Sunday.
 Rev MT Warren did not preach at Coburn, as he ofiiciated at the funeral of Mrs Tabor. N. T. Hungerford was the undertaken. Burial at Towners.
 Rev MT Wyland preached in the Con- gregatinnal church, last Sunday, and was entertained at c. H. Evans.
 w. B. Hungerford is slowly improv- ing, but needs the help of crutches yet.
 Mir and Mrs Crittendon have come to their summer home from New York. They waited only for the roads to get dried up from mud so that MT Critten- don can drive to the Patterson station every morning and back at night. He is anxious to know by experience what living III the country Tn the winter would be.
 w. B. Hungerford has let his farm to Charles F. Carlson.
 w. E. Thompson has a new horse, purchased of Smith Stevens & Co.
 Mrs Abby Brady is gradually failing.
 Ernest Beyers has purchased horse of New Milford narties
 The office of the Judge of Probate has been moved from the lower part of the street to MT McDonald's, near ly opposite Hawley store.
 The Dorcas society meet at Miss Ap- pleby's this week.
 The people of Sherman are still get ting back of Starr & Crescent cigars, procurabe at w. B. Hawley's. Why? Quality talks.
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fortune to fall and sprain his wrist very badly few days ago. He is now much better and able to use it again. George B. Gregory has a large con tract for furnishing wood for the. Y. M. c. A., woodward at Bridgeport. L. w. Davis is busy at his saw mill these days saving out a large contract for lumber for Vincent Brothers of Bridgeport.
 Miss Sylvia Gregory and Chester W. Hull of Bridgeport are to be married at the home of the brides parents, MT and Mrs George B. Gregory, on Wednes- day, April 22.
 Edward Cullin went fishing, one day last week, and captured number of the spotted beauties.
 Charles c. Lacy has enlarged his car riage shop by raising it up two stories and will use the second floor for paint shop. Harry Seagar did the work.
 Miss E. L. Robinson, who has been spending few weeks at Mrs k. M. Hallock's. is to return to John Staples house at Wilson Mills soon.
 H. Raymond, who has worked for F. s. Seeley, has taken a position with Harry Bush for the coming season.
 MT and Mrs George B. Beers spent few days in New York City, last week. MT Beers attended the Methodist Year ly Conference in Brooklyn while there.
 Robert Marsh began work on the foundation for his new house on Sport Hill, Monday. Marsh Brothers of Bridgeport have the contract.
 Ezra Seeley and Elmer Hall have been painting the roof of Marsh Brothers house and barn. The con- pany of Seeley & Hall will soon hang out the shingle and be ready for busi- ness. 1
 Albert M. Bulkley ofrSouthport has sold his place on Hoyden's Hill to Eli Jennings, who has taken possession.
 Mrs w. J. Haines has gone to Dan bury to make her home. C
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Monroe.
EAST VILLAGE.

The ladies of the M ethodist church will hold grand fair and sale, Thurs day and Friday evenings, April 15 and 16, at the church. This will be great opportunity as well as exhibition. The first night ice cream and cake will be served and on the second other light refreshments after the plan of the reg ular ten cent suppers. .@ Mrs Ida Stevens is visiting her brother in South Norwalk.
 MT and Mrs Eugene Peck of Botsford are about moving into the Plumb place and it is reported that William Plumb himself will occupy the upper story of the house for the summer.
 Rev MT Thayer returned from the New York East conference in Brooklyn on Wednesday and will begin the new church year with redoubled energy and vigor greatly encouraged and inspired by the Spirit and work of that gather ing.
 The services at both Stevenson and here will be resumed next Sunday and everybody is especially invited to show their appreciation of the vacation by being present.
 Herbert Williams spent Sunday with his family here.
 Miss Rebecca Beatty is the guest of Mrs Oliver Blakeman.
 The Sunday school of the Methodist church are rehearsing for the Easter concert to be given April 19.
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The NeWtoWn Bee.
 Newtown,I ,IFriday, April lO 1905
FAIRFIELD COUNTY.
 Plattsville.
LOCAL NOTES OF INTEREST.

LOCAL NOTES OF INTEREST.
 c. L. Booth has sold his, pIace7 to John Miklos of Bridgeport who .has taken possession. MT Booth.will go to the Soldiers Home at Noroton to stay and his wife to West Haven to make her home with her daughter. Mrs Louis Freeborn. MF
 Edgar G. Banks is again confined to home with rheumatism. Dr Graves of Bridgeport is attending him.
 Justus Sherwood is erecting a new hen house in the lot south of his house.
 George Downs of Bridgeport has rented Mrs W. J. Haines' place for five years and has moved there. He will carry on quite large milk business.
 Hungarian people from Bridgeport have recently purchased the old Conrad Miller place and have moved there. B. Buttery, who has been living in the place. has moved into the house with his Wife's mother, Mrs Smith.
 Louis Davis auto is just out of the paint shop and it presents fine ap- pearance.
 Mrs Charles Grochell and daughter are spending few days in New York City with friends.
 Mrs E. c. Weeks is visiting friends in Boston. this week.
 Mrs Charles Downs and Miss Lis comb of Bridgeport spent the day here, one day last week, with Mrs L. W. Davis.
 Quite number of the sporting men of this locality are to attend the auto races at Brier Cliff, N. Y, Friday, April A.
 Ulysses Provott, Sr., had the mis-
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New Fairfield
AFFAIRS ABOUT TOWN.

Sidney Gorham, who has been in fail ing health for several weeks. was talk en to the Danbury hospital for an oper- ation, which wsa performed on Friday, atfer which he failed gradually until Monday morning, when he died. He is survived by his wife and one son, Charles H. Gorham, and two brothers, Henry Gorham of Noroton and Levi Gorham of Monroe, and one sister, Mrs Sabra Brittor of New Milford.
 Rev and Mrs Byrons and daughter returned from their southern trip on Thursday.
 Will Peffers of Danbury visited his mother, Mrs R. A. Crosby, on Sunday.
 Samuel Sanford went to Bethel on
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Branchville.
PERSONAL CHAT.

PERSONAL CHAT. Bradley Sanford was kicked by a horse, last week, but is able to be around at this writing.
 G. A. Knox made business trip to NOrwalk, last Saturday.
 Little Louise Schneider has nearly recovered from her severe illness.
 MT White visited his country home, last Saturday.
 Miss Merrick called on Mrs John E.. Schneider and Mrs A. J. Partridge, Sunday.
 Mrs John E. Schneider made a bus mess trip to Ridgefeld, Saturday.
 MT Lobdell of Chicago arrived at his home in Florida district, last Thurs day.
 John E. Schneider is busy man pre- pairing to build new house with all the modern improvements near where he is now living which will be fine improvement to this place.
 Mrs Mutaugh of Cooper and little daughter, Louise, visited with Mrs John E. Schneider. one day last week.
 August Johnson is the man who un- derstands how to raise early plants. They say his hot bed is looking finely. What every one says must be true.
The Newtown bee., 1908-04-10
Don't take a Cold Into the Summer.
 GET RID OF TT NOW.

If you have the least bit!of cougl or cold don't carry it into the sum- mer with you-better part with it now, right away. Linonine will drive ii from you, clean your membranes of the irritations and chokes, restore your strength and build up your system. It is food-medicine, rich in blood-making elements. Linonine's thoroughness in re-establishing health for those who are rundown from incessant coughs or draggy hang-on colds is certified to by thousands.
The Newtown bee., 1908-04-10

Weak women get prompt and lasting help by using Dr Shoop's Night Cure. These soothing, healing, antiseptic suppositories, with full information how to proceed are interestingly told of in my book "No 4 For Women" The book and strictly confidential medical advice is entirely free. Simply write Dr Shoop, Racine, Wis, for my book No 4. Sold by all dealers.
The Newtown bee., 1908-04-10
Southville

F. Carlson sends milk to Borden's.
 E. Latin moved his family to Dan. bury, this week.
 H. Bristol is nome, getting up a woodpile for his father, w. 0. Bristol.
 Mrs A. Bedau of Brookfeld is the guest of Mrs D. Barnum.
 Mrs C. Pierce of Danbury has been the guest of her sister, Mrs A. Worden, for few days.
 J. Waters, who has worked Mrs L. Welton's farm, the past year, has moved to Washington. A family has moved into Mrs Welton's house.
The Newtown bee., 1908-04-10
Phone 986-2.

Piles are easily and quickly checked with Dr Shoop's Magic Ointment. To prove it will mail a small trial box as convincing test. Simply address Dr Shoop, Racine, Wis. surely would not send it free unless l was certain that Dr Shoop's Magic Ointment would stand the test. Remember it is made expressly and alone for swollen, pain ful, bleeding or itching piles, either external or internal. Large jar soc. Sold by all dealers.
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Horses /! Horses !

Just arrived at Pahquioque Stables. 129 Main St., Danbury, Conn.,, Driving, Draft, Farm. General Purpose and Saddle Horses, several good family broke horses right out of farmers hands into this market.
 Prices as low as any other dealer in same class of horses. Call and see them.
 Ii. H. Stevens,
 l2o rlain Street, Danbury. Telephone l32
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Friday and bought pair of team horses.
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Hamilton BrOS.,

74s Water Street, Opposite the Depot
 Bridgeport.
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For Sale. 40 Horses.

Just in from the west with carload of horses, ranging from $50 to l,4O0 in weight. Finest load ever received, including single and double drivers and single and double workers and 20 other horses that have been here year. Call and see them. w. J. Nich- ols, Fountain Place Livery. Bethel, Conn.
The Newtown bee., 1908-04-10
Easton.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH AZ
 FAIRS. @

CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH AZ FAIRS.
 Rev MT Maddox of Yale Divinity school occupied the pulpit at the Con- gregational church, Sunday, in the ab- sence of the pastor, Rev Harry Grimes. A number of members of the Metho- dist church were present there being no service at Lees chapel.
 The gentlemen of the whist club en- tertained. Friday evening, at the hall. About 30 were present. Messrs E. D. Gillette and John H. Wheeler took the gentlemen's prizes and Miss Mary Gil- lette and Mrs Charles Gilbert the ladies'
 Miss Mary Svihra of Bridgeport has been spending a week with friends in town. .."s
 Miss Theresa Steucek is visiting her parents, MT and Mrs Michael Steucek.
 Charles Sandone of Southport spent Sunday with his family.
 Mrs J. r. Fitch of Weston returned, last week, to her home from visit at J. z. Mellen's. r...
 John z. Mellen returned home, last week, from the Bridgeport hospital.
 The regular meeting of the Grange will be held April IA. Neighboring Oranges will be entertained.
 The Easter concert at the Congrega- tional church will be held April 19.
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Weston.

THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
 D. o. Chase has been appointed as delegate, with the pastor, from the Norfeld Congregational church to the meeting of the Fairfield West Conso- citation in Fairfield, on Monday, April 13, called to dismiss Rev w. H. Cane from the pastorate at Greenfield Hill.
 Mrs Emily Wood of Chestnut Hill has been spending few days with Mrs w. c. Westerfeld, who has been i'll.
 David L. Coley has been on the sick list.
 MT and Mrs Arthur Nichols of Ridge field were Sunday guests of friends in town.
 MT and Mrs Frederick Beers of Nor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-22
GUNNISON.
wATERwoRKs PROPOSITION.
Charles Perkins In Serious Condition
From Bite of Il Cat.

Special Correspondence.
Gunr ison, Sanpete Co. July 20.-ChrIs
Peterson and associates of this citi
have bought a new steam threshlns
outfit with all the latest and most COM
plete attachments. 1t has been diff
cult hitherto 70 get through thresh!ns
until Christmas.
Charles Perkins is feeling somewhat
alarmed over a bite he received from
cat one day recently, He was going
to kill the animal when II bit his fin
ger which today is greatly swollen ana
very painful. His friends are quite
alarmed over his condition.
The people OF Gunnison have under
contemplation the establishing of 1,
water system, which win greatly bene-
fit the people of this community. y
canal from Nine-mile creek has been
dug in which water will be carried to
town and used for domestic purposes.
There are twp plans under Roadway.
One is to erect a settling tank above
town and pipe the water from there
to the city. Another is TO take the
spring water below town and by means
of pumping plant furnish the water
for tho community, The first PROPOSE
ton seems to be the prevailing idea
An electric plant is also being dis
cussed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-22

jured are James A. Mosher and Fore
man Lee Hedrick, he with others be-
ing thrown IN the mir about 25 feet
He had box OF powder in his arms.
which went up with him, but did not
explode. II is little short OF miracu-
Louis that the men were not blown to
pieces, as they We're right over the
hole which was loaded with nearly
a ton of powder when It went off.
due to the casing of the hole becom-
ing loosened and falling down to the
powder below
Mosher had his face shot up with
pieces OF rock. Hedricl has his right
arm lacerated below the elbow and
has an ugly cut AT the back of his
head
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-22
NEPHI.
Funeral of Little Gean BigIcr
Largely Attended.


Special Correspondence.
Nephi Juab Co., July 20-Funeral
services over the remains of Gean Big
Ter, whose death was announced H.
Saturdays News" We're held i'm the
ward house Sunday The speakers were
President James w. Paxman, Bishop
Thomas II. G. Parkes and Elder Robert
G. VIM, who each referred TO the com
mendable characteristics of the little
boy who was so suddenly and cruelty
stricken down with death Comforting
and consoling words We're spoken TO
the bereavad family The house was
picked to overlooking and long line
of carriages followed the remains to the
cemetery The casket was covered with
fragrant flowers besides two large bas-
kets of flowers representing the floral
offerings of sympathzing friends The
funeral was one of the largest attended
of any held In Nephi for some time.
Elder VIM dedicated the grave.
Work on the new Lunt e Sons bust
ness block and that on the addition and
Improvement to the stake tabernacle, is
making rapid progress
Jesse Pay has purchased from Grace
Bros, 40 feet front on the east side of
Main street. In the near future he will
erect building and conduct new fur
niture store.
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MOUNT PLEASANT.
PIONEER "REMINISCENCES.
Features of Celebration on Twenty
Fourth-Serious Haying Accident.


Special Correspondence.
Mt. Pleasant, July 20.-Pioneer day
is to be COMMUNICATED here The
celebration will be held in the Assem-
bly, hall, where a splendid program
will be rendered. The principal feat
ure will be l0-minute speeches, ''rc-
miniscent of early days" Across the
Plains in 1S47," by Mrs Henry VIII
cox: Across the Plains by Hand
Cart" by Mrs. Eliza Stoker; EARLY
Experiences in Settlement of Utah,
by Peter Monson; Settlement of Mt.
Pleasant by Andrew Madsen;" "Utah's
Present and Future" will be the theme
OF the closing address, given by c. W.
Sorenson. Sports of different kinds
will be pulled off in the afternoon.
on Thursday evening farewell so
clal was held at the home OF John
Carter ana wife by large number of
friends Mr.. and Mrs. Garter and
two children left today for England
where the former expects Ia labor as q
missionary.
At the last regular session Of the Mt
Pleasant Commercial club. 20 new
members were voted in.
on Friday evening, medal contest
was held in the North ward meeting
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-22

house. under the direction of the local
w. c. r. L. Lucille Frant2ep was
winner of the medal.
Arthur Walker of this city received
several severe bruises and dislocat-
ed thumb by being thrown from a run
away outfit. collding with n hitching
post, and throwing him nearly 20 feet
in the air. The runaway WAS caused
by the auto" the same as many 9TH
ors which frequently occur.
Born. to the wife of Alonzo Madsen.
a daughter. July IL.
SERIOUS HAVING ACCIDENT.
Yesterday while Marinus Jensen was
working I'm the hay he had the mis-
fortune of having a hay crane strike
him on the head. II is doubtful If
he will recover
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DEsERET EVENING NEWS WEDNESDAY JULY % 1908

bei'tus Robb. on the grounds OF cruelty
and failure to provide. Plaintiff also
asks for the custody of the two minor
children. The parties were married
June 20, 1901.
WILL LOSE AN EYE.
Messrs. Grant Bagley and A. ID. De
Long were summoned to salt Lake yes
terday to be present at the operation to
be performed upon William II RAY,
who will have his left eye removed Mr.
Ray, II will be remembered, was in.
jured by giant fire cracker exploding
on the Fourth.
GOES TO WASHINGTON.
Forest Supervisor w L. Pack left
last night for Washington. d. G.. ana
expects to be gone about three months
During his stay there he will be as
signed to the handling of timber sale
applications and VIII have II good
chance to Investigate the methods Of
procedure in all OF the different
branches of the forest service.
GARDEN CITY BRIEFS,
j. Albert Homer u clerk in the wa
department at Washington, D. O., is
home on n months vacation. Albert
states that while he likes his work, there
is no place like Provo to live In.
Prof. j r. Boshard and Lizzie Evans
returned from attending the summer
school of music at Chicago. Prof Bos-
hard's ability was recognized in the
formation of "A quartet and was the only
number recalled at the concert given
by the members of the school.
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LOGAN.
BOXING GAME CALLED OFF.
Wedding Pcrmits-Death of An Infant
News Briefs.

Wedding Bef1ihtS--l'tittIi vi an 'hi"h'
News Briefs.
Special Correspondence.
Logan. Cache Co. July 2l.-The box
ing contest was called off last night.
1t was decided to get together and
have n rousing celebration on Pioneer
day without the fight
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
The following couples have received
permits to wed:
VIM. Mills, Jr., of Big Piney, Wyo.;
Sadie Ashment, Richmond
Edgar Walter Largiliere, Soda
Springs; Katherine Park Dunlop, Lo-
gan.
VIM. j. Graham and Fred Smith,
a couple of transIents, We're sentenced
to 10 days in the city Jail by Justice
Brangham yesterday for begging
A three -months-old babe of Thos.
Greaves of Preston died here last even
ing The parents came to Logan ON
a visit Sunday The infant seemed to
be i'll Monday morning. but the case
was not thought serious until the sud-
den elimination in death last night.
The body was taken TO Preston for
burial this morning.
Walter Grant pleaded guilty to forgery
yesterday He win receive sentence
tomorrow He forged the name Of
the Schaub Machine company to a
check for $ii.10.
Peter and Hannah Larsen have
adopted the minor child of MI and
Mrs Luther Nuffer, deceased,
Pioneer Day celebration at lagoon
Trains hourly after ! p. m.