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The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-03-14
LATEST DECISION MAY HAVE EF-
Feet OF MULTIPLYING JAIL
SENTENCES.
NEITHER SIDE PLEASED
Partial Dissenting Opinion Of Justice
Sheppard is Particularly Salts,
fyirg to the Labor
Leaders.

! Washington March t3 Jackson
II. Ralston, counsel for Samuel Comp
crs and his associates in the Buck
StCye and Range case, the injunction
decree In which was modified by tie
district court CT appoa's yesterday,
said today that he would net be pre-
pared TO say what further action
viii be taken In the case until he has
had a conference with the labor lead
ors. i Is believed 10 ba certain, how
ever, taat enc side or the other VII
appeal the case to the supreme court
OF the United States,
Neither party Is altcge Their salts.
fed with the modified injunction, but
labor is the more pleased Of the con
ficting elements Attorneys for the
complaining stove company expressed
little doubt that they would make an
appeal. Evidently their Interpretation
Of the decision is that it so modifies
the original iniunction that its usfu.
ness to the complainants is i'm
pair d.
In labor circles it is believed thai
the decision will have the effect of
nulifyiag the jail sentences impC sel
on President Gompers and Secretary
Morrison by Justice Wright Its ef
feet upon the sentence OF John Mitch.
ell could not be so far reaching. for
the reason that Mitchell's alleged vic.
laticn of the injunction was not in
printing and distributing the Fedora
tionis
Labo Leaders Elated.
That labor leaders are clated over
this construction was plainly evident
today.
We are particularly pleased with
the pariisEy dissenting opinion Of
Cheief Justice Sheppard" said Sec
retary Morrison at American FEEDER
alton headquarters this morning. I'VE
only seek freedom of speech and
press. We have not only fully ana.
lyzed the complete decision, but labo:
feels that the victory has been par
tally won"
President Gompers, who went 20
the court house Immediately after
the decision was rendered yesterday
aud spent several hours thoroughly
digasiing u, was particularly graf
ified by the opinion of Justice Van
OrsdeN
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-03-14
SEARCH FOR BLIND TIGERS.

New Decatur. Ala. March f3.-An
dinance giving. the mayor or acting
mayor of New Decatur the authority
TO isue search-warrants for the pur
pose of hunting down blind.tigers has
Just been pa sed by the mayer and
board OF aldermen and will go into ef
feet as soon as the ordinance is pub
Iished.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-03-14
FRATs KILLED IN CALIFORNIA

Sacramento. Cal. March 13.-Gov.
Gillette today signed the bill pro
hibiting secret societies in public
schools.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-03-14
KILLS AFFINITY AND SELF.

Des Moines. Ia, March 1S.--Leav-
Ing wife and baby on a South Da
kGta homestead. William G. We'sch.
4 prominent man of Greenfield, Ia
tonight by administering morphine.
killed Mrs. Agnes Barney Finney
with whom he had fallen in love six
weeks ago then swallowed tho re-
mainder of the drought of morphine
and died shortly after
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-03-14
KILLED BY HOT IRON.

Waterloo. H., March IA hot
dat iron which Joseph - Drusa. a
farmer Of New Design. H. took TO
he'd With him. burned one of his feet
50 badly that he died last night from
resultant blood poisoning The acct
deEt occurred two months ago.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1909-03-14

concluded on Fourth Pasel
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-05-27
La CROSSE Wis.
a.. maja, 1909.

Wczoraj W szkole parafii
6w. Krzyza mieli5my meeting
parafialny. Parafianie, kt6rzy
2 obecna wiosna zdala sic ma
brali, nowego zycia stawili
sic ma posiedzenie prawle
wszyscy. Pc powaznych de-
batach i naradach u%chwalono
naprawic gruntownie szko}e,
by sic r6wna}a innym szko-
1om W naszym miescie, .po.
}ozy6 chodniki cementowe
ko1o koscio}a i - co najwaz-
oiejsza - zaprowadzic paro-
we o%grzewanie z jednego
miejsca do kosciola, szko}y i
plebanii. - Nasz Wiel. ks.
proboszcz Burant bardzo sic
troszczy O szko}e, to tel i
dzieci nasze garna sic do ma
uki tax, re W kr6tce szko1e
bedzie trzeba nadbud0wac
albo nova postawic.
Ma meetingu u%chwalono
take mice zabawe (piknik)
II. I;pca; doch6d czysty z
tel zabawy ma powiekszyc
fundusz szk6lny.
W zesz}y wtorek, IS. b. No.
pob}ogos1awi} Wiel. ks. pro-
boszcz zwiazek ma1ze6ski
pomiedzy p. Walentym Kra-
jewskim i parma Klara Ri"
shot. Mfodzi pa6stwo ciesza
sic wielka popularnoScia,
wjele tez by}o W tym dniu
ola Mich niespodzianek, pc
darunk6w i zycze1. Zycze j
ia i'm wszelkiej pomyslno5ci.
Stary Abmaen& Wiiarsua.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-05-27

Wicia koehanowicz. ,,Kra~
kusy do nowych gwardzi-
stow. ,,Czemu stoicie a mic
ME robicie, a tam Moskale
bija naszych". Ma zakohcze-
ME by1o odegrane ;,Kosy-
nier Kosciuszki i zyd Abra-
mex 20 synem sIzaakiem"
czemu ME dale sukna ma
mundury ola wojska Pol
skiego. Kosynierem by}
OBJ. L. Kochanowicz, Abram-
klein, by} H. G. Trojanow~
ski, synem J6zef Bartu}a;
by1a to piekna komedyjka
re sic niejeden dobrze u
smial. Ia to i'm sic nalezy
podzieka cd ca}ego zgroma-
dzenia, zeby wiecej tego by
10 "a rok.
Potem sic zacze}a zabawa i
ta6ce, az do zachodu Sion
ca. TAX nam zeszed} dzie1
$50 Maja. Teraz sk}adam po'
dziekowanie ca}emu komite-
towi, re sic tax pieknie wy
wiaza} Z lego ciezkiego "a
DANA, a szczeg6lnie dziekule
wiel. ks. Szymahskiemu "a
tax patryotyczna move, kt6-
ra mas wiele pouczy} o Pol
see | jej przesz}osci. Dzieku-
je panienkom oraz Gwardyi
Kosciuszki i zycze i'm ably
]iczyli "a rok ME 40 ale 100
zuch6w W swojej Gwardyi,
DO dosy6 jest m}odzlezy. u
mas. Dziekuje wszystkim, kt6-
rzy brali udziaf W dniu tax
uroczystym jak jest Sci Maj,
azeby "a rok ME brakowa~
10 AMI iednej rodziny ma OBJ
chod2ie Konstytucyi, DO
choc ona jest ub;ta przez
wrog6w, ale nar6d Polski zy-
je i zy6 bed>ie. Ma tenn koh-
cze DO mi reka ustaje cd pi-
SANTA, a / spac sic chce pc
ciezkiej piracy dziennej. Ma
drugi raz wiecej napisze.
Jeden 2 obecnych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-05-27

ke cd kierownika 8 mr..
Wskutek ciag}ych zatrzymy-
wan, ME moze zdazye do
sklepu pred zmrokiem, a
ME me- latarki: 3 mr..
Wiecz6r, Po wieczerzy ME-
mice gra 2 iona W domu "
karty. Przynosza 2 policyi
pokwitowanie ma grzywne
"a p6zne zameldowanie s1u-
81, agent przestrzega, 20 kar-.
~ pochodza Z fabrYki austry-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-05-27

sic, by nagrodzic czas stra-
con.y, jedzie ostro, 2 szybko-
6cia zakazana: 3 lnr. Pre-
iezd5a alicia. wzbroniona
dzwonek ko}owca ro~zluznia
sic i przestaje dzwo-
mic: policyant pobiera try
MI. "a to, ze niema wcale
dzwonka. Ma ma}ej pochy}o.
Sci zdejmaje nogi z peda}6w:
3 mr.. Ably utWierdzic kape.
lusz ma g}owie, odejmuje re-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-05-27

ackiej 30 mr.. Kladzie sic
spac spokojrie W nadziei, Re
" 16zku uniknie dalszych
kar, lecz zapomina spusc,ilct'
rolete: tydzie6 aresztu, bez
zmiany ne grzywne. Sumo
dnia 127 mr. grzywnY ] ty
dzie1 areeztu.
TAX wyglada dzie6 Mem.
ca. A jak dopiero wygladat
by musial dzied Polaka poo
Prusakiem!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-05-27
=" ~ - .,' $ ~.
Dzieh Niemca.

Jedn0 z pism bawarskich
W nastepujacy spos6b opisu-
Eje rozkosze %obywatela cesar"
silva niemieckiego podczas
jednego dnia, przyczem ma
turalnie ma na my6li oby-
watela Prus, gdzie to "a kaz-
da drobnostke sypie sig ka-
~.
Ranek, Niemiec otwiera o.
kno, przeciag zrzuca ma uli-
CO wazonik z kwiatem: 2
maj XII kary. Zg1asza ma po~
licyi nova s}uge, zg}oszenie
sp6znito sic o "a godzin: 5
mr.. kary. Wezwany ma mia
sto W pilnym interesje, ska
cze do tramwaju bedacego W
ruchu: 5 mr.. kary. Ma wy
stawie swego sklepu umies-
Gil przedmi6t, zwracajacy u
wage wskutek czego powstaje
male zbiegowisko, p}aci 10:
mr.. kary. Malarz wymalo-
wal mu ma szyldzie orna.
nent, zakrywajacy jedna IL
tere jego imienia: 5 mr.. ka-
~,
Poludnie. Jazda koleja
miejska do domu ma obiad.
%Zapomnia} ksiazeczki abona-
montowej: 6 mr.. Sen poo
>ie1ni przerywa mu kon-
troler renty inwalidzkiej i
na starosc, mianowicie karta
Auaacej ma prawdziwie po-
trzebne znaczki %stemplowe
nalepione, leoz %zapomnia} je
Lrzedziurowac: 10 mr.. Drugi
kontroler: N:emiec dali szcze-
sic swego syna 2 stycznia,
zamiast 1: 20 mr.. Wsiada ma
ko}o, ably wr6cic do sklepu,
|lecz zapomnia1 kartY ko}o.
wniczej, z%atrzymany przez
policyanta: 3 mr.. Spieszac
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-05-27
z Alberta Mimi,

Dziekuje moim rodakom re mnie
popierali przez Is lat i dopomogli
mi do dostania urzedu Supervisors
i dyrektora szk6f. Teraz opu-
zczam Alberto z tel przyczyny IL
MUSIC sig udac do szpitala i poddac
sic %operacyi. d. widzenia!
Anton; H. Byzewski.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-05-27
Pc SIS

z pojedyhczem i podwdjnem papiersiem
i z bluzu ubranka ola m}odych ch}opc6w
az do II lat starych; robione SO wy
bornej wefny, W pieknych kolorach,
brunatnym, z6}tym, %zielonym, siwych,
szarych modry, burych i innych kolo-
rach, g}adkie Tub szerokie spodnie,
w%ierzchnie zakietyi kurtki take, Oh. M
wartosci IS COZ wyzej.. ........4F.VU
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-05-27
NlEZAWODNY SRODEK.

NIEZA WODNY SRUDEK.
Pacyent: Panic konsyliarzu, stra-
sznie lie sypiam! Najmniejszy sze-
lest mnie obudzi chocby ia OTTO kot-
ka przeszta przez pok6j.
Lekarz (podajac recepte Ten
proszek bedzie skuteczny raz ma
zawsze.
Pacyent: Jak go mann zazywac?
Lekarz: Pan ME, bron Boze! ale
wsyp go kotce do mleka.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-05-27

Piekne ubranie ola ma}ych ch{opc6w -
Ruskie, Busters, Sailors, Norfolskie i
inne; pieknie szyte, z doskona}ej mate
ryi, W brunatnym. siwym, zd}tym, zielo-
nym, oliwkowym it'd. kolorze, pieknie
ubierane g1adkie i szerokie spodnie; tax
re piekny zapas wierzchcnich zakletow
kurtek;~ prawdziwie s4.o0 war-u9 M
itosc, Specyalnie. .............@o.VV
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-05-27
U adwokata:

CHOP: - ia, "prosze pana niece
nasa, jestem ten, co wyratowaf
panska zone cd smierci ......
Adwokat: -- HIM 80 a macie je-
szcze co ma sumieniu?
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-05-27

Pc tych cenach ubierzemy m}odziez le-
piej niz jakim innym skFadzie W tym
kraju, many ubrania, wierzchnie ia
kiety i kurtki pod}ug ostatniej i najpo-
pularniejszej mody, reka robione, z wy
bornej czysto welnianej sergy, trykotu,
kaszmiru it'd. W najlepszych kolorach,
r66znych r%ezmiar6w, najnowszego pony
stu, prawdziwie warte az do or M
$3.50 po...
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-05-27

Sfuzaca: - Nasi panstwo ciqgle
m1lej2. Najprz6d PAM, DO chce
mie6 nowy kapelusz, a potem pan,
kiedy mu ~przyniosa rachunek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-05-27

- Czemu ten wasz kon stale u
kazdej studni?
"A on dawniej s.naleza} nile
czarzowi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-05-27

Turysta mad bezdenn2 przepascia
do przewodnika:
- Tu pewnie nieraz ludzie spa
- Me, prosze Pana, zawsze tyl-
.kO raZ. - 49,.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-05-27
FRASZKI.

PAM do. dzentelmana, kt6ry W
wagonie %kolejowym ogromna wall
ske k}adzie do d%rucianego kosza
ponad siedzeniami:
Alez ia waliska moe mi spasc
ma glove!
= Mech sic PAM ME boi, DO W
walizce ME ma mic, CODY sic mog}o
rozbic....
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1909-12-30
FOUND DEAD ON HOMESTEAD.

Wimbledon News:-Ed Connor.
who has been living on his homestead
about 4 miles southeast of town was
found dead on the floor in his home
early Saturday morning by Peter
Runner. Mr.. Runner was driving past
and noticed that it was unusually
quiet about the place and upon going
to the house found the door open
and Mr.. Connor lying on the floor
where he had fallen. Dr. Wanner and
one or two others went out in the
afternoon to find out what had caus-
ed his death. There were no marks
of violence or indications of foul
Ilay, and it is supposed that his death
resulted from an unusually hard at
tack, of heart trouble, of which he
had been troubled with for some
time.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1909-12-30
LAY EXTEND HARLEM BRANCH.

Il #t ~
It is reported at Cogswell, Sar-
gent county that the Milwaukee road
will build north from Harlem It's
present terminal, in the coming
spring. Several years ago the road
I ed from Harlem to Elliot in Ransom
county was graded, but the rails
were never laid. The rumor at pres
ent is that the proposed extension
will run northwest through a fine
farming country and strike the
Northern Pacific main line at some
Joint not yet indicated. With the
completion of the main line to the
coast the construction of branch
lines as feeders is declared to be the
policy of the road, wherever business
will warrant. There is a possibility
of this extension crossing the Nortn-
.rn Pacific at Jamestown, and may
possibly follow the line of the old
500 survey, which found an easy
entrance into the valley number of
years ago, but owing to more import
ant plans for extensions by the COM
pany, was never completed.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1909-12-30
CHRISTMAS SPIRIT PREVAILS

The pupils in Miss Vests s.nool
i DOM made on family a happy Xmas
Friday by presenting the children
with a tree decorated with Christmas
wreaths and holiday attire containing
candies, nuts, fruit and presents. be-
sides couple of sled loads of more
substantial articles, all being gifts OF
the pupils of the school, each child
donating something towards tho gift.
The beneficiaries were the Kann.
family residing on the South Side.
McCulloch & Mudgett showed d
practical spirit of the occasion by do
rating six loads of coal to certain
needy residents of the city.
A committee from the B. P. o
Elks was also instructed to give
where needed, reminders OF the sea-
son.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1909-12-30
NEW EDUCATIONAL JOURNAL.

Bismarck Tribune:--The North Da-
kota Educational Magazine is the lai-
est venture in publishing circles.
The first number is now being
printed and will be ready for circu--
lation this week. William Moo,e e.,
who for thirteen years was the sup
erintendent of the Bismarck schools,
rs the publisher and editor.
The January number is Minot1
and association number. It contains;
besides editorial matter, complete.
write-up of the Minot schools, hand.
somely illustrated with cuts of the:
tuildings, teachers and school orgal--
izations. There is very strong arti-
Gle by ex-Superintendent Devine, in
favor of voting for new normals !
school at Minot. This proposition, is;
10 be voted on at the next general
election in November, 1910.
The complete program fthe as
sociation and roster of all officers is
given in full.
Mr.. Moore's newspaper experience,
with his extensive acquaintance and.
knowledge of educational affairs, will.
make what he calls an experiment, q.
successful one.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1909-12-30
PROF. LADD LOST
PRIVATE LIBRARY
NEW FIRE PROOF STRUCTURE;
WILL REPLACE THE OLD,
BUILDING.

Fargo, Dec. 27.-The fire which de-
stroyed the chemical building and
contents at the Agricultural College.
grounds, as far as now known did
lot destroy the records in the vault.
Before the flames had died down
arrangements were made to provide
for the class room and experimental
work carried on. Other departments
came forward an doffered their labor
;-tories, and, while there will be some
inconvenience, the work will not.
suffer.
The Pharmacy students have been
well provided for, and other classes
arranged SO that there will be NO in
terruption of the work. Fortunately;
here were large delayed shipments
of chemical supplies on the road, and
these will be on hand by the opening
Of the winter term of school.
The work of the Pure Foods De-
partment will 60 on without inter
ruption. The origin of the fire is;
unknown. When first seen twas be-
yond control, and one explosion fol-
owed another SO rapidly that all
tLought of savin gthe building was
abandoned, and the whole effort turn
ed toward keeping the flames from
:he library and Engineering building,
10th of which were in imminent
Danger.
$4,000 insurance is carried on
the property, and the Emergency
Board will probably be asked to
cover the net loss, some 100000
Plans for a fire-proof structure,
larger and better in every way than
'he old, are being pushed, and build.
ing operations will begin at the ear:
liest possible moment.
Professor Ladd lost valuable pri-
ate library, consisting of books and
documents the collection of q life,
time. Other individual losses will
carry the total loss on building,
equipment, and private property
close to $4,000.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1909-12-30
18th ANNUAL BALL
JAMESTOWN FIRE DEPARTMENT
ADDED ANOTHER SUCCESSFUL
4 DANCE TO LONG LIST.

The Jamestown Fire Department
gave their Nineteenth Annual Ball
Monday evening in Armory Hall, ard
the yearly holiday affair proved one
of the. most successful ever held by
The fires.lads. The attendance was
large despite the number of other
attractions this week and all enjoyed
the dance from the opening waltz at
nine O'Clock until the last strains of
1. he Home Sweet Home had died
away early in the morning. The ball
was well arranged and carried out
by the committees in charge, the hall.
v as decorated with characteristic
pieces and the music, Tunstall's full
orchestra, was excellent. A supper Of
sandwiches, coffee, cake and pickles,
was served by the .firemen at mid
night. In addition to the number of
couples present many extra tickets
were sold and the fire department
uetted#a good sum above expenses.
At one end of the hall over the
orchestra a big banner welcome"
was displayed and below this long
ire hose with crossed nozzles" could
be seen. The fire lads who appeared
in uniform had hung Christmas bells
IN red, white and blue and holiday
stramers from the ceiling and placed
their Ozark Town Fire Brigade" PIC
lures around the wall, which with
many flags, made bright and festive
picture.
|, The members of the various COM
mittees chosen from the N. P. Hose
'SCo:, the Artesan Hose Co., and the
Hook: and Ladder Co., No. 1, which
composed the jamestown Fire De-
partment, in CHARGE were as follows:
Committee on Arrangements--Wm
T!all, Ferd. Koehn, H. w. Kelley.
Reception Committee--FredH Helms
worth, Vim. Ringuette, Gottlieb OF
tinger rs 52,. 52s. n ID
Floor John Benson,
George Blewett, Ed Seller, H. Hamm
and Del Reams.
Check Room .Committee-Fran
'Nhidden, G. Buchholz and James
Wines.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1909-12-30
WANTS THE KID BACK.

The Aberdeen papers have infor-
nation that Mrs. Mabelle Bell, of
s:treeter has begun litigation to Sc
cure the custody of her three months
I'D child abandoned by herself and
husband at Aberdeen. The family
who have taken the child desire TO
aJopt it, and are resisting the moth
er's claim. Mrs. Bell is in Aberdeen
accompanied by her father, Jane,
Marshall, a well-to-do farmer Of
st1eeter who is supporting his daugh
Ter in her efforts to reclaim hel
child.
1t will be remembered that thu
babe was left on the door step OF NJ.
ii. Bennett, a druggist, on the date
mentioned, and that later, when the
parents were discovered, warrants
were issued for their arrest for child
abandonment Mrs. Bell claims that
the child was abandoned because Of
the wish and the insistance of he'
husband, and against her advice and
her claim has SO impressed the states
attorney that it is probable she will
not be prosecuted for her share in
the offense. i4s#
Mrs. Bell claims that she and her
husbapd believed there was an or.
phan asylum lin Aberdeen. and Bel;
persuaded her to accompany him to
Aberdeen for the purpose Of leasi0g
tue child at5the asylum. Later, whei
they found no such institution exist
cd here, he prevailed upon her to
leave the child on the door step. Fin
5rs)y mother love triumphed over her
sffection for her husband, and size is
determined to regain possession OF
she babe, bright little girl, II pcssi-
be &i3s II IA
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1909-12-30
LAW REGARDING RESERVATIONS.

LAW REGARDING RESERVATIONS.
k In filling the vacancy in the county
commissioners board yesterday, the
unusual incident of a withdrawal of
a resignation, was involved. Com
missioner Past filed his written res
lgnation which was placed in the
nands of the county auditor as the
law provides, the resignation being
dated Dec. Goth. On Dec. 9th, Mr..
Past in writing, withdrew his reslg-
nation or made an attempt to do SO,
j. H. Lattimer presenting the with
drawal Of the resignation. The ques-
tion was raised whether Mr.. Past had
a right to withdraw his resignation,
and States Attorney Thorp being call
ed upon for legal advice, read the
statutes governing such cases, and
held that the resignation became eff
sfective upon Its filing, and could not
be withdrawn after having been filed
with the proper officer. The section
bearing upon this point is 423 Of the
Political Code, Paragraph Five. The
section provides that designations
should be made as follows: !,
.'Of all elective county officers. by
filing or depositing such resignation
in the ONCE Of the county auditor.
except that Of county auditor. which
;chall be fled, or deposited with the
board Of county commissioners,
which resignation, unless q differen.
time Is fixed therein. shall take effect
npon hling or deposit"
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1909-12-30
...MOoN.DOGe.D

There was q Wide. clearly marked
I alo. around the moon Tuesday night
resembling IL some degree the sun
dogs that attended the course Of the
gun yesterday. The appearance Of
the so-called S 'mo oon-do logs = is unu.s
sual. The mercury fell rapidly dur
ing the night and at SUNRISE regis
tered as low as 2s below zero and at
s .. n.. was M below, gradual rs
irg during the day. There was no
Wind.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1909-12-30
SW.sTELEPHONEsOO OOMPANYsH HAS
PLANS. ssS; ss5

L is reported that y the North
western Teleph Co, u preparins
sto exp,snd 3 1900. 900 "a Improve.
sments the. coming year. m the north
vest. 1tsiss lsoS reported that the com-:
sl.anys may purchase several tbrancn5
lines e add to tie general systemSs;
gE'eYeral important rural lines have
sLeens buiIt up, ins this state bys priS
srste enterpri III and q possible that
the big comps ~ ma desires stoS merge
these smaller lines SinS \ the larger
seoncsrn, fMor rs yario ons 81 non cludsII
slng os 81 md On
ssration.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1909-12-30
LOVERS QUARREL; ATTEMPTED,
SUICIDE.

Valley City, Dec. 27.-Dr. Thyng
was called to administer to young
lady living near Oxerly recently wno
had attempted to commit suicide af-.
ter quarrel with her lover. 1t seems
that during a dance that evening B,
serious Misunderstanding had arisen
between the two and after a VI ,lentr
quarrel she retired to her room on,
the second floor and tried to drink
the contents Of half-pint of wood
alcohol. AS soon as the attempt was
discovered q messenger was dispatch
ed for, DR.. Thyng. The young lady 10,
recovering nicely and It is to be hop
ed that no Ill effect will follow her
experiment. Owing to the prominent:
position occupied by the young peo
pie names are withheld from publ
cation. .s
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1909-12-30
SECRETARY z ORCHARD RESIGNS.

Fargo Forum Rev. John Or
Schard, who for the past ten years has
been field secretary for the North
Dakota State Sunday School Assocla-
ton. rendered his resignation ats
meeting Of the executive committee
;Leld IA this cit 3
Rev. Orchards resignation Will
take effect on March I, 1915, ct
which time he viii move to Dickin-
son N. d. and there will enter the
#lsal estate sbusine