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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-15

Within sight of and only a short
walk from stations.
Terms-Cash. Deed within three
days.
Ten lots at 500 each.
Two corners at $3.50 each.
One corner at $500.
Five large lots at $175 each.
Special attention to all who come
Sunday: extra rigs and statesmen.
All are beautifully wooded, many
with beautiful redwood trees: all have
magnificent view of San Rafael and
San Pablo bay and surroundings. Slop-
ing land none less than 60 feet above
magsh level.
All improvements, except gas
These lots are the greatest bargains
ever offered in San Rafael for large
and attractive home sites.
Several OF the lots have over so feet
frontage.
No reservations except on 20 per
cent deposit
Come early: rigs at Office.
You deal direct with ". L. Court
right owner of above lots
omee-opposite Union depot, San Ra-
fael.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-15
DEMANDS FOR WATER
LISTED BY COUNCIL
Requirements to Be Presented
TO Peoples Company

OAKLAND. May 1.-THE public serv-
ice committee Of the city council has
adopted a plan to consolidate all re-
quests for better water service. so that
the Peoples water company shall be
able 10 determine exactly what is re-
Quired. This was recommended by j
II. Dockweiler. the city's water expert.
in order to meet the situation caused
by the demands from many sections of
the city II was thought advisable to
bring these ali together before sub
hitting them TO the company.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-15

California Limited through to Chicago
leaves at 1000 d. m.
OFFICES:
673 Market Street and Market Street
Ferry Depot, San Francisco
1112 Broadway, Oakland
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-15

SUSPEND PATRoLMAN-Oakland MAY IA
Patrolman Gus Reinhardt has been suspended for
10 DAYS for having been mixed in a shooting
ARRAY in which r. ]. Hammack wounded Mrs
Mary Thoman, lodging house keeper. Ham
mack was jealous of the policeman.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-15

WHIST PARTY-Oskland May 1.-THE last
of the series Of monthly whist parties 70 he
given By the Third Wednesday whist club this
summer viii be held in Foresters' hall. Tnir-
teenth and Clay streets, Wednesday evening.
May 10
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-15
Californians on Travels

PARIS, May 14-Charles and Mrs
Rossier of San Francisco registered a
the Herald bureau today.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-15
NEWS OF OAKLAND BERKELEY ALAMEDA HAYWARD AND SAN IEANDRO
Marriage Licenses

The following marriage
Iay.
p. and Winifred Cal
'ermore-
=. San Francisco. and
Berkeley.
and Emma Ruef. 30.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-15

OAKLAND. May IA
licenses were issued 70,
George T. DeVane-.
lagher. p. both OF Liz
George II. Williams.
Eda u. Browning. -,
Eugene Herzog. -.
both Of san Francisco.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-15

efor Afternoon
sunday onll
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-15

ti.oop Sacramento River Steamers. flI.
Union Transfer COMPANY agents collect baEz1gs
checks on trains Of Southern Pacific and delive.
residence They are authorized 10 sheek baggage q
from residences.
for Morning for Afternoon
= fSgaday excepted sunday oal1
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-12

Alberti % Gigsretteu.
g II pen0eno s. a III b.

Den 81. Sec. blep Alberti fert
mo til Asiesior Scbou, ionl / De
fSlgenOe elmer arbeioeoe meo bum
for at faa bam til at inorgmnle
nlanolDnligbeoen al bans tioligere
@aaitanOe, at De montague 3 Str.
pr. &r.Alen al SolmegaarOSioroerne
par Ell rimelig Detailing, og at ben
srlagOes al observation-disclosures @iere,
forOi De fanOt, at Briien 0ar pasien
,ne.
Oct lDtffe0es in1iOlertiO life at
Fna Alberti til at gpre blot ben ipa=
gelte 0n0rgmnelie. 9e 3 &r. pil0e
BON bape f~orlangt uaniet &otteri-
fOncesiionen - bet fren1gif 10 al
ANDRE 0plpsninger, at Oenne %ris
par forlangt f9r - % meO Sor-
oernes 8~eliggenbeo bar @riien life
for bpi. San fanOt enODiOere, at
Be % 2(ors 9erpitutpaaleg mao
6etragtes Zig ct Salg, og at Sor-
Oerne iiffert biloe bope fltnltet inO=
briige ban en0nu mere / 2gbet af
De nPrn1elte Aar.
6orboret 6lep Iaaleoes reil1ltat=
Lott.
Oct ct if6lge yNtatt." fart, at
Qlberti bill forbinore Gigsretionfla-
gen, ferit Og fremmeit forOi ban
ioa 6aIO bill 6ItOe itiQet til offent-
Zig 8eifltelie bper Dag, mcoens 6or-
bGrenc itoor pao, og en- ioa0an GigS-
retsiag otl iiffert bare Tiger. 9en=
ne Sonfe ipnes @Iberti ioa frDgte=
Zig, at ban / bbert 6or6pr foncen=
trerer al lin Sfurpiin0igbe0 poo at
afpGrge 6aren for en- Gigsretsan-
floge.
9erfor bep0er ban, at set @rltno
iolg, Der bar fun0et SteD, er gan=
ite uofbGngigt al &oncesiionen og
Ell 6orretning, iom ems fife bans
Wf~ooltanOere fnn u1gri6e.
Sp6rgsmoalet er III, ON set Ipf=
fes BAN, eQer ON &igsoagen allige=
pei freezer Nigsretsanflage.
- W}e0 @enipn til Sc andre, al
bOem &l6erti ifal bape forlangt 3
ar. pr. &paoratalen for @olmegaar=
oens Sor0, meooeler "YoI.", at Ml-
b5rti bar 1ueret u6e al Staita til
at income nogen ODER for bpem ban
bar forlangt oenne 8ris. San fan
finn iige, at BON bar n9bnt 6enne
Bris oper for Sr6rltp &omm1ne,
ser biloe f6be ct StDffe 8run0;
men Set bar rigtignof efter, at
Observation-Disclosures bob0e betaIt Sc
3 SIR. for Serbitl1ten.
Der foreIigger intet ON, at Fan
paa ct tiOligere 8iOspunft, ga 2ano-
br%ugslotteriet en0nu life bar paa=
tpnft, bar frebet en- foo bsi &ris
for fine @runoe. Gen f6rIte @ione-
forflaring, Ser fun6e tp0e puo, at
aI6erti ieGb bar bur0eret fin @runo
iaa bit, er afgipet al bans Sboger,
9r. Wollerltp, Ser / Sorb6rene bar
uotolt, at Sc por enige ON at boGoe
sc omtolte Nreoler / CT g5ris af fra
2 til A &r. Smi6Iertio betp6er Sem
ne Sorflaring finn tibet, 6o Ser fife
foreligger noget ON, at Sc benteoe
at foa en- ioo FIJI 8ris mn; 8eItem=
melien er n9rmeit ct l10trpf for,
at De f6rit biG0e iGlge, naor @run-
ben as Iore bar Itegen / @proi.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-12
NlDOrligt Sernebanenbelb
beb Se6jerg.
8 &aSfagerer nareOe.

st @erion-sertog fra @Ipngsre
fsrte pe0 &rp0Sningen / Se6ierg
cen q. Dec. peO 6-5ioen ino
Set Ser bolOen0e oroinpre @ftermi0-
nogs-Hlnntog ira Sfioe-
A~ariagen til Gammenit60et bar,
at Sertogets 2ofomotipF6rer fife
reipeftereoe observation-disclosures
StoppeiignoG 8egge Maifinerne bIeo
ntjenItopgtiee, og 6 Gogne G6b al
Sporet.
8 8asiogerer blep iaare0e.
Ser opnooe0es life SorbinoeGie
f5fibe meo 9ittoget. Ser bGeb Ttrafs
afien0t SieGpetog fra Sfioe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-12
gn acknowledgements PM
SuDeoftaSens SefGitning

Rpborgfre6iens &eprefentont /
6oGfet6iHget, HieIs SenIen-Sou-
ftrup, boIOt forIeoen ct politiIf So
reorug / &re6fens @enItrepaIgerfor-
ening. &eo 0enne 2eiGig6eo u6taIte
ban ifelge &eferat / @euftrebla6et
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-12

De, 6lipe pilOe al &aieri, % De for-
lparer Zig On iaa blot muIigt al al
&roft. 9ette fif Baron werner S6il-
ben Soften at fole, t0et Ell al De
inOfonge0e Sarer if6lge ySpenO-
borg 6If6l." ioa 2eiligDeo til at BIZ
SC 8oronen / Sen enc @Gl.
Spbt 3 Gage fpr Tpbielen. 6or
nplig ff YrGIten / TreOerifs en-
&onfirnlanO fra @SgilO, Ser oplg-
tic, at &ornet bar foOt Den 81. $50
nenber 1894 "a Sen Is. gtoDenber
iomme @or.
Gette off oDer &rGIten8 6oritan0,
"a bette / oprigt gna0efuloe Sp6rgs-
mool ifa( ifdlqe r6ern. 6oLfe6l."
iii I6ic5 al Miniiterict.
Grn6t mo @c0fDrtning. 6inif
M}otro5 pad Gampcren ogOen0aIe"
So6anicn, fnl0t forle0cn Nften ne0
ira 9}igninqen og log Zig libel. Glt
onoen Matrps, @eorg g8ilGioms
Al &o6cn6oOn, faI0t neo melenr
Sfi6et % @olpnrfct % it Ell alnor-
Zig 9pHiteGie.
gIeObrGnOt WaorO. 6orIeOen Scat
er Gaor0eier 2Snncs GanrO / Sc
ling peO Gs6ierg ne0brGnOt.
&onne bar 9ircft0r for SEEING
Sporefasie, men bet anIoge5, at
&prOipopirerne er reODet, ga ser
rar 6ronoIiffert 9fum.
SamODGrf / &OrOing6Org. Gor
oingborg 8DraaO bar Deotaget at
GllGgge ct fon1ntunaIt GanOperf
i'll Ell 9lnl9gsium paa $4,000 SET.
Stutsbunerne ct gaaet i1O paa
at tage lit &anOfor6rug til Soto
motiper og Stationsbpgninger i
G%oroingborg og Wt~asneOiunO ira
BET planlagte GanOpert.
Oct fprite Wenneife, Der blep.
fpOt / GsbJcrg. &olportpr Sens Sent
len SrpfI9r er forleOen fl1n0et ogo
/ HlterbDen. @an bar paa &olpor=
tage meO guOelige Smoai frifter og
ct formOOentlig omfomrllet urloer
ct epileptiif 9nfolO, fom ban ofte
le0 al.
Sorbulbene pau Miobcliart Gus
pGrf bar / Ben ienere SID life be-
ret / ben beOite Or0en.
Otter at 9praooetS uopalq IN /
nogen Si0 bar ipgt III finoe uo al
ben fife felt flare Sorretningsferel=
le paa @asbGrfet, er &eIultatet ble=
pei, at @asperfs6eItprrren bar ipgt
% facet fin Iflfeo. Somti0ig bar
SDraa0et ~ efter bbao Be lofole
8loOe meooeler - beIIuttet at luoe
GasOGrfets Sorbolo g~runoigt I'M
oeri6ges al fpnotge Soft.
Siltaact SlbspaaiGttclic. Sen
5. Dec. ne0brGnote ltolungerne til
Geter gfieliens @oorO / WfoleOe beb
GosftlOe. @ieren, Ser ii0en bar 1io-
bet are teret, bar III tilitaaet, al
fan for pooiat Sloen paa @runo
al fine boarlig efonomiife 6orbolo.
Sor at set iful0e ie rs, Iom ON
Sl0en par paaiat at Ell @aga6on0,
Itof 6on fgrIt SO / en- Tobos Staf
og l6b oerefter in0 / lin egen 2o0e,
9por ban latte SIS poa Salmen.
Gen bje1nlpie &Olafpigc, On ung
polif Hige, Jon bopOe tent ooa
SiGGanO, fom ifplge uM6nS 6bG."
for fem Tiger ii0en til 8eIobp pao
M6en og f60te bcr ct Barn. MiOt
/ forrige ltge 9nife0e Sogneroa0et
at fomme at meO ben0e. % mes
fltn 8 &roner pna 2ommen bleb Bun
of en- @oIiti6etient brogt til @e6-
ier % ien0t til Spiflono. SDiferne
%retltrnereoe benoe til @eofer, og Ser
bleD bun in0lngt poo 6ottiggonr-
sen.
Men forIeoen onfom en- &oIiti=
aSiiItent fra Ge0ier mer Gigen %
Barnet pnonp til &el06D. N1 BIZ
per oltioa Sogneronoet noDiaget til
at toqe fla al hen0e, enten behol0e
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-12

! De hinges 8ibliotef.
2 @amkt os uOsiuet al 6. 9. 9ier. nbtOmmu ct 6rhs 90 GAu) cen eam
g ON Maoneben. ST.. @argon9 S1.2O.
3 &eHiuinger mobtass pa Aar9anse i9eftn.
2 6SlaenOe sssn u uofOmne. 1e fefs sri Brasbtns, ft forHrt ms eun
; Os elegant inObnnOus. o. u postnbe iOm caoer til uns. gRans os suinber.
. Gjttp.
; j 1 9Gf5taf t 1o S9afgf 0' eueH- eH 900 lille 8Os paa 20 eiS"' s''t Saph
5 Scum cit SieG ,tepige.
5 sn imhrssiant Sutsmtnmns. At @iOu. S OmEas sm 10 Gszts.
: SDgtcm9n0.
: 3osstat fra faf OD ensH- Ut aO lille 800 81 eSr- ; oHHes
{ SIIulte State.
) IN, y 4, 4 atats Sane "*'r9'a'' ao'faH'""1s til si'9' sar's' $50 Si'sF = Fas'
{ SibDl Cart eQer ,9ert af Cub.
III 8orfaHsreinOen al @tune 9tdte. PSI @iOer. smutt iuh 90 Gents.
: SfolelGreren fra Neitsberg.
: ais ). @luubredt. 21 SiMr. Smutt nbh so Gents.
{ Stefonia golim9brofe.
Ct eDsHash: Ct emma UcrSi9au- /. Del l2s, Z. Gel ls7 esr | Ct Rrost
J 50 julefortelinger.
2 a9o mde t Benz til 5H!. 8osep r a6. @f q. gOumCr. 20 eissr Z
Src S}niefoltnNiu0er.
} &abfaies til 9mIdeSning. % Cher. \ 0mias Is Cents.
3ioqlNereu.
80 sibr ant ,nobunoen % 6a~'a-
: gjaonaI e4er 5erulaIems llOie 9age.
I 5ortauins al Mrs. gebb. 44 CHER Erastins sl2s.
! Gaa DeQig 6rltm0.
!: Snbbunhen S1OO.
gm 0tm1nelDeien.
] Af wrs. 9. gsnfs. 3s9 9ubee elegant inb. 90 geam.
Sire SmIeafteaer.
2e @iOer. 5 OmHas go Gents. @mutt inb 90 GsaaA
) TrGitegaarben | 0ar5en.
) af q. 8oamar. 327 @iOri pragbinb, fun rs Gents.
prnFegaarOea / 9ar5en o. Gr9tegaarben I eSn6ien,
II q. @oGmar. ss7 % 1923 eiosr. STINT ineb. s1oO 0enns ns CT bepgu
: iGI mo fr @leOe at man9e nnsei 9nnmart s bar ubn 2uuI rhuitt u 0a
: :" 9ro TcnStntrfSiens Spomn
I DANISH PUBLISHING HOUSE, Blair. Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-12
r&pborg @pis" fpIgenoe ON 6or.

ygtpborg apis" %fglgenoe ON 6or-
lparsipergsmaalet:
rSeg bar peO tioligere 2eiligbe-
Der lten1t moo &%0benDaDns 8efelt-
ming, iorOi ben bar al propIloriit
SprinOelie, men leg bar iamtiOig
lagt, at bpis ieg bleo plrtelig -oDer-
bepiit ON, at 6Gltningen funOe blipe
til gtptte for &anOet, oa lful0e mi
ne tiOligere Afltemninger life bin
ore mig. 9rep 6riiS fremorog 10
/ Spenoborg en- InifueIle, Der er
roaoeuOe uOe i europa, nemlig Oe1l-
ne, at i set gieblit Ri Defelter &p-
benbapn til S9s og fife til San0s,
iaa bill bette blipe opfattet JON ct
GrGf moo England til @unlt for
SDitlanO. Oct ct life gteutralitet,
Dg bet bill OesltOen ilet I6nne fig,
TIT DoiS GnglQnO pllOe llao ira Jig,
ieIO uOel1 &aaben, iaa fultOe Set
az ~ofonomiife @eie gore oct poa Ell
ior bet Oarrife &~auO6rug c~0eIGggelt=
b Wlau0e."
8orifolelerer =. %eterien, Sol
liItge, tog Oerefter 0rOet og erfln-
reOe, at ban par eng uleO 6olfe-
t9ing9maltOelL og iGrlig Dil0e Ban
ltstte bans ll0talelier ON 6oriOar5-
ipergsmoolet. 81 6oriOar moatte pi
9aDe, % bet 6ur0e OGre laa go0t,
JONI Di eDneOe at inorette BET. Sun
pc fGrreite fullOe iige, bporOnn BET
ItulOe orOnes. Ser muatte tageS @en-
i'm baaOe til Sagfun0Ifaben og
til, bDaO ltOlon0et frppeDe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-12

tDttg2maltOelL og lGrltg Dil0e ban
lt9tte bans ll0talelier ON 6orlDar5-
iperg5maolet. st 6oriDar maatte Di
DaDe, % bet buroe Dere laa go0t,
JONI pt eDneOe at in0rette BET. Sun
pc fGrrelte funOe iige, bDorOan Sci
ifulOe orOnes. Ser maatte tages @en-
fin baaOe til Sagfltn0ifaben og
til, bDaO l0lan0et frppeDe.
"a DC tgIfe &rigslfibe bplOt Ipel=
icr &eit fOr GOlan0. Sfibene mao
forleOen bape DGret n9r un0er 2ano.
tbl &unol1tor0enen bar pes W1i0-
0agSttO al en- iaQOan Goloiom9e0,
JONI Diltnof fife fgr er bprt pao
SDOlollan0. Ser bar &DItelien fila.
r9taItf. Si0.~ lua iterr, at Ell pe0
@aarOen nStrano9olm~ f%rit1taaen=
Dc SampeItensmur - 5 a 6 Ilell
lang Og "a 9llen bSi - Itprte0e
ON, og mango 8e6oere a1tog Sen
beftige &llning, Ser le0 ion1 tent
ntelig bSie Soroenlfrul0, for SSpro-
rpItelie. S &66bp mGrteOes &ono-
naOen lterft og pofte betpoeIig Op-
iigt.
GneuGlOens SprOgfprmer. 5ler(
Genitre6laOe ipprger:
&lnoe ri fife faa afftaffet gne-
relOens Stil / fongeIige <lloge-
refer og miniiterielle S%fribelier.
81 leier i%oaleoes. on@uns Maie-
Itet &ongen bar paa &oniejlspre.
iiOentens oerom neolagte oQerun=
oerOanigite SoreItiQing peO &eiollt-
ton al Days 9ato auerbpieIte be-
ltemt J" Sffe 1anotl Oct er Ell
ilem Mhtn0fulb / Dor Si0. Sborfor
%inOfprte Senitres fprite &onieilS=
preii0ent life fer ct SD1temIfifte?
% 6 6nsiere, bpis Sag forleoen
ilutteoes al 9(siesior Mfeper, 6etIi0=
ser lto0ig / Nrreiten pno Nptorp,
ioet S1ititsminilteriet en0n1 fife
lar truffet 8%eitemmeIre ON, boaO
ser ifal foretogeS imo0 Dem.
llnOer ale SmItpn6;gbe6er biz
Sc bGipe rtobilte al 2onoet, men on
togelig bill Sc ieGp faa SOB til at BE-
femme, til bpilfet 2ono De snIfer
at reiie.
San gentDg SilitancIren, Bolaf=
fen 9tieiii6 bar Sen %. Dec. / ct
lengere Sorbpr beo Sprsbolm 8irf
"a gentog lin SilitooeGie ON, at set
bar bans 6eitemte @eniigt Of bile
ffpOe Gireftgr Sbieme pe0 &lp0efa=
6riffen. gn Snes al Tatronerne
6ob0e ban bortifu0t pes at 6pe ia
poa at trGffe Ct beTtemt WaaG.
S Offentlig TOrOaring. Gn M}aler=
ibenO @enrif glios @ugner, Ser /
lange Gi6er bop0e peret inoeippr-
ret paa 6attigonitolten / &6ge, Bier
for nOgen SiO ii0en in0logt til Ob=
ierpotion poo SinosipgeonItaIten /
Gi6orG, og nj err set if6Ige u9itii,
6olfe6l." 6eItent, at bon pna set
nffentliqes 8efolfning ifnI anbringes
poa en- SinoSipgeonItoIt. san foler
i1g forltrettet at San1fltn6et og fer
en- f60t Sienoe / en6ber Iutoritet.
San bar erflpret, at ban bar billet
nrG6e Sottiguopo(gets 1orman6,
Woteriali1t 81. Nielien, og bar oq=
Ioo flere @onge ooerfoloet hom.
8orleben Dag ipDtte6e ban pao 81
~ItriftsGGge Gutenberg, Der 10 gon-
ife biit ogiaa reprpienterer en- @rt=
forfeit, men life pi6es at bnbe giort
@aqner an6et ems qo0t
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-12

9bmt SpuefnGgt. - On $500
rig ung @on0 itiql / Sftober @uo-
ne0 en- Sifroneieo0el unoer ct Sc
fee hos en- Semitic / @olborg; Der
efter Geiebe ban en- GpfIe, iom ban
gonife glemte at %uflebere. Serit en-
Mooneos Sis ienere blep ban an
hoGot / @iborg % transporteret til
aol6orq, bpor &etfnrofgbeoen M
if6Gqe rNoroipI." bar tiIoeIt BAN
SanqfeG pao ie0bunIig Toneefoit /
40 Gage; ban bar ti0rtgcre pr6pet
ianme SorpGeining / 80 Ooge.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-01-12

@dntfnnbet i Nar5ns. Otter at
bet itore Mentfunb, Der for npIig
blep giort UNDER Ben I'LL neorebne,
gomle Se6erife @aaro paa 2iGe-
torb Iorbus, er blebet un0erfaItet
en- narmere ltnoeri6geIie, er set hi
fonItoteret, at Ser foru6en Men-
ter fra Samborg, 2pbpf o. &oTtocf
er M6nter imeGIem fra @ismor o.
0~pne6orq.
SrGbt neb &oabeffnb. @r6ei6s-
mono SIR. 2oriens 9uTtrlt, ct.
Miffelsgaoe, SIogeIie, er oem %.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1909-05-06
DEER KILLED IN APRIL.
Game Commissioner Thomas Re.
ceiyes Notice OF 2S.

Stowe, May Al G. Thomas,
state game commissioner, reports
the number of deer killed during
April as 2S as follows: Killed by
dogs, Il; illegally shot, 4 by rail-
road trains, 8; injured and ordered
killed, 2; found dead from unknown
cause, 8; killed in wire fence, 1;
probably poisoned, 1. In March the
number killed was 90; by dogs, "a;
in February AZ; by dogs, "a. The
falling off in April was due to the
passing of the snow, allowing the
deer a chance to escape, and to the
fact that the game wardens are kill
ing dogs. Probably so hounds have
been killed in the state in the act
or known to be guilty of chasing
deer.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1909-05-06
ADULTERY CASE MOL PROSSED.
States Attorney Drops Case Against
Mrs. Bell and Charles Hulburd.

States Attorney Benjamin Gates
was in Roxbury on Tuesday to look
up evidence in the connection with
the charge Of adultery against Chas.
Hulburd and Hattie Bell of RoX-
bury, who eloped some time ago
with Mrs. Bells three children. They
were finally located in Manchester,
n. H., and brought here.
The evidence on which the states
attorney hoped to prove the charge
of adultery did not materialize as
Joseph Bell did not tell the same
story as he did when the warrants
were made out so Mr.. Gates was
obliged to mol pros the case. Mrs,
Bell, it is understood, will go back
to live with her husband. The three
children went to RoXbury on the
same train with the states attorney
on Tuesday.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1909-05-06
LICENSE HEARINGS.
Appointments Expected Soon After
Meeting Thursday Evening.

A hearing will be given before
the license commissioners of North
field on Thursday evening on the
applications for license. There are
90 applications and thirteen appli-
cants, several applying for differ
ent classes. The commissioners,
after the hearing, can appoint the
licenses as soon as they desire and
it is probable that the business will
begin within a week or two at the
outside. States Attorney Gates
has been invited to attend the hear
ing.
The Northfield News has the fol-
lowing to say with reference to the
license question:
1t is thought that the full num-
ber of licenses allowed by the law
to this town, three, will be granted,
but this and the class of licenses
will not be determined by the COM
missioners until after the hearings.
All the applicants seem to have
good following of friends and back
ers, who will do anything reason
able to help their respective man
That there is a general sentiment
among the business men and prop
erty holders that one of the licenses
be given to the Northfield House
has been further emphasized by the
numerous concentrations of the ar
ticle relating to the matter in these
columns last week. Some of the
other applicants even do not hesi-
tate, to say in private conversation
that the Mortified House should
have a license.
And about this last weeks article.
While most people understand the
matter correctly it may be stated
for the benefit of the few, who seem
to be laboring under misappre-
hension: The statements was a
simple sizing up of the general SEN
timent, and an endorsement thereof,
tnat as NOTLuHelu must h"'0 ~"
looms this year it was desirable for
the town that from every standpoint
that one of the licenses should go
to the Northfield House. 1t was
published at the suggestion OF no
one directly or indirectly, but solely
because it seemed to the editor that
for the best interests of the town IL
should have this attention. Fur
thermore, no one outside OF the
News office knew or had the slight
est reason to expect that the subject
was to be taken up. 1t may be
further added that there is no de-
sire to prejudice the chances oil
other applicants, several at least OF
whom the News regards as old
friends.
The News OF course has no knowl'
edge of what the commissioners In
tend to do and 1t Is not supposable
that they can determine themselves
until the hearings are held.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1909-05-06

Among some of the towns of the
state suffering considerable damage
by fires were the following: Ben
nington s14,SSS, Danville $24,6S9,
Hardwick $21,244, st. Johnsbury
$16,747, Burlington $24,296, Rich
mond $133,177, Enosburgh $37,916,
Fairfield s16,125, Georgia $1,000,
Richford s1S9,S92, st. Adams s94,-
454, West Fairlee $19,775, Glover
s27,1O5, Troy s23,5O1, Castleton $685.
sos, Poultney s4O,3O6, Rutland $780,
1888, Rockingham $22,924, Westmin-
ster S32,679, Wilmington S56,S56,
Springfield s92,061.
The state fire insurance compa-
nies in 1908 wrote risks of $93 3,2S2,-
149 as against $27,999,326 in 1907.
The premiums received amounted
to $52O,57O during 1908 and $495,2S6
in 1907 The losses paid in 1908
s429,77O and in 1907 to $347,456. The
losses incurred amounted to $444,-
377 in 1908 and to $371,S63 in 1907
The above refers simply to Yer
mont companies. The aggregate
written by all fire companies in 1908
was SS6,S69,274 against S77,797!5S1
the year before.
The life insurance business shows
an increase in amount of money
represented and a decrease in the
number of policies issued. In 1907
1881 policies were issued amount
ing to $5,94S,155 and in 1908 1885,
policies were issued amounting to
s6.O65,077. There were 76,975 pol
icies in force in 1908 as against
7411S in 1907. The amount OF
money represented in the policies
in 1908 was $60,7S6,645.
The Fidelity and casualty compa-
nies, state companies, show an in
crease in premiums received. In
1908 the aggregate was s44,639 and
in 1907 1854. The American FL
deity company of this city shows
the largest amount of business Of
any state company
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1909-05-06
LICENSE IN VERNON.
Hotel Gets One In Spite OF Protests
From Many Sources,

Brattleboro, May After several
hearings and a general discussion
between the people of Vernon and
Northfield, Mass, the license COM
missioners of Vernon yesterday de-
cided to grant a liquor license to
George Z. Alderman, proprietor Of
the South Vernon House at South
Vernon. The last hearing was held
yesterday at Whitehead's Hotel in
Vernon. Clarence ]. Ferguson, head
of the Vermont Anti-Saloon League,
presented his objections and the
citizens of Northfield objected on the
ground that saloon at South Ver-
non would tend to contaminate the
pupils of Mr.. Hermon. The license
commissioners came to the conclu-
sion that they could not do other
wise than grant the license. e. w.
Gibson appeared for the license
commissioners, r. G.. Bacon for al
derman, Kittredge Haskins for ia
son Allen and others and William
r. I.aley for A. G.. Moody and others
of Northfield.