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Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-31
RANCHES SELL
FOR $4,000
PROPERTIES LIE IN SEVERAL
COUNTIES
WALNUT AND CITRUS GROVES IN
DEMAND
Large Acreage to Be Planted to Euca-
Iyptus-Anaheim Grove Sells at
,oo0-kern County
Deals

Sales of ranch lands were numerous
during The week and kept pace with
the marked improvement which began
the first of the year. One firm alone
reports sales in ranch lands, including
groves and eucalyptus sites, amounting
to $4,000.
Williams Bros. company, Herman w.
Hellman building, is the firm making
this excellent record. Among its re-
cent sales are the following:
Thirty-three-a acre walnut grove, i'm
proved with modern seven-room house,
electric pumping plant, at Anaheim;
Belle Clemens to S. H. Watson of Los
Angeles; consideration $4,000.
Ten acres in young walnuts, i'm
proved with four-room house; En-
ma H. Smith to John Zillig; considera>
ton $4,000.
Fifteen-acre Valencia orange grove
near Fullerton, twelve acres in Valen-
cias and the balance in walnuts, i'm
proved with a seven-room house; Louis
Custer to Edith B. Williams; consid-
Grafton $500.
Twenty acre improved ranch at Ana
helm, five acres in walnuts, three acres
in oranges, balance vacant; E. r. Hol-
man to William Idler. Mr.. Idler is a
new arrival from the east and intends
planting the vacant land to Valencias.
Consideration $4,000.
Eight-acre improved walnut grove at
Anaheim with seven-room house; Lena
Bolz to A. G. Williams; consideration
$4,000.
Nine hundred and sixty acres unim-
proved land in Kern county; A. G. Will
liams to T. c. Hickman; consideration
$4,000. This tract of land is to be set
out by Mr.. Hickman to eucalyptus and
is considered one of the finest tracts in
the valley for the growing of euca-
lyptus.
One hundred and sixty acres unim-
proved land near Delano, Kern county,
to Elwood Bebler; consideration $65OO
Mr.. Bebler intends to follow the culture
of oranges and lemons.
Grove Near Anaheim
Fifteen acres near Anaheim, set to
walnuts and oranges; j. c. Williams
to Frank Bowen of GIendora; consid-
Grafton $4,000.
Five acres full bearing walnuts on
Orangethorpe avenue, Fullerton; H. j.
Painter to Frank Bowen; consideration
$500.
Twenty-acre improved ranch near
Anaheim; c. NJ Fender to Marc Bour-
quin; consideration $4,000.
Forty acres unimproved land near
Redondo; T. G. Hickman to E. B. Will
liams; consideration $4,000.
Orange grove in the town of Glen
dora, improved with five-room cot
tage; Frank Bowen to H. J. Painter;
consideration $500.
Five-acre improved ranch on Whit
tier line; A. B. Solomon to z. Smith;
consideration $4,000.
Ten-acre young walnut grove near
Anaheim; H. Rheeder to Mr.. Eller-
kamp; consideration $500.
Forty-acr improved ranch; e. E.
Smith to A. B. Solomon, complete with
stock, implements, ETC.; consideration
$1,000
Eighty acres orange land in Kern
county; G. Williams to A. NJ. Kiggens;
consideration $500.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-31
CITY PAYS $2s,5oo FOR LOT
FOR ENGINE HOUSE SITE

Robert Marsh & Co. have sold for Perry w
Weidner to the city of Los Angeles for fire
engine house purposes the lot fronting 264 feet
on the north side of Fifth street, about 200
feet east of Los Angeles street, running through
to Winston street being in depth 17S feet Civ
Ing them the benefit of a double frontage, for
the sum of $2S, 800.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-31
$4,000 for improvements

The board of fire commissioners Of San Diego
has recommended the immediate expenditure of
S65, 600 for fire department betterments A new
station to cost $4,000 is proposed for the corner
Of Fifth and Palm streets. and improvements
to existing fire houses will cost s14,5O0. New
also $500 feet of 21z-inch cotton lined hose
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-31
Buys Corner for Flat Site

E. S. Ormsby has purchased the northwest
corner of Twenty-eighth street and Central
avenue upon which he contemplates the cree
ton Of a store and fiat building
Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-31
Senator Sells Grove

At Covina the sale is reported of the fine 10
acre orange place owned by Senator Butler of
Idaho to j. M Clover, a Montana nah, who
will move on this place at once. The reported
price was $1,000.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-11-18
Ga Nat iStorm paa Vnfe Srnucrlc.

Oallit 6arrin9ton, Den un9e Rap.
teiu poa "0iomono", en- al Ginoauilt
2irps. Tampbonoe pun Qnte 3raperls,
iorlob 2sroag 9lftsn gpen Diamond /
en- Storm for ri rsils nsoooer Slsen oa
uolRtte Sionaler, on ben itore Tamp-
bauo 5rdperie" pentsoes ira gromns
9'allep, oe Oct oerior par nsoUsnoi9t
at 6uoe Signdlerne pda Repene at
itnre sIter, Smeoen / Diamond fulots
forrin9ton, % ou Goooen tom ct
Smtte 10 ira Gnien, tilto9 Stormen /
tDrts o9 0sitigbeo, p9 9uften bar
lulo al Sns. 9anost par ct oolo=
iomt Sprer, os oen file &aao Dar om
trent bi9lpeles. vi Nr01tfor ni oel
ituloe oripe mob ct Su1r O9 ttdoes
iltptter, loo ban 9lnirtt tOlte 10.
Sans Gamm,rat iulrcreoe pud, al
De ituloe trotts 9taiertI no og luoe
,Saaoen brine, iom ben plloe. men Nap.
tein Darlington tlenote oe truenoe
Stier peo Sjp.ns grso o9 foretrat al
iorbliue, loDr ban bar, meO gnferet
noe oQ gaaoen bpbt 9ano. 6plt.
iom belt Ndtt,u var uoe % ls9te, ben
teoe enten at iinot be TO W9nos beoe
Qeoem.r elsr 8daoens VrG9 pan
5tranbbreoosn. sort Ssnoa9 6or.
miopaa iit man 9aaosn iligte. aapt.
'. Qinoauilt, iom iam meo flere
9nbre par tOmmet SanoepsItn ira
Srowns 0uaep ior at lsse eiter Saa-
ben meo oe To Neno. opoageos Den oo
ca. 3 WIl i9o for diamond, o9 Del
lpttepes bam o9 IN anoen Wano al
naa ben meo en- 6eonln9sbaao og REQ.
b, be to WGno, buis enslie geitpttelil
mob Den barIte Storm bar en- ltIOfros'
len preiennin1. 70 10 Wrno hl@
iIbr4gi :. ncstoe pjd lesn. 20
/ Jlep opq tliici b.lo.Iuis rc,otI. SGa
oen blsp oeo bi9ip at ell anoen Salt
brast ilano, pg ZEN aGite Norsen IA.
Sjesn tilIroslst.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-11-18
Spao giabucrne iasoc. DIR. Supio

Spao gtabucrue iasSe. DIR. Suoio
6ulb fra Ruiboille, Ohio, 'trlper;
"2uritn er 2esemiolet for enbper AZ
be Sp9oomme, ben er anbefalet for.
Seq pil altip bope ben nit Slem, oa
lea peo, bpao ben ian uoretts. vt
par al mine ylabper iasoe, bet bar en-
Dob Weoicin, men liot for bsi Pris,
% De tisbte oerfor no9et bill9t Stot.
Ssaar tom be tilbase oS iu9oe: "6or
@oobebs Stplo, ,sulb, ieno eiter nogei
&urito i9isn. Yi maa babe ben; Der
er intet, iom fan lisnes meo ben. "
Gette sr @runoen til, at ies M fenoer
Ssitilling i9ien."
B9roet al en- Meoicin ituloe inarere
bensmmes eiter be Reiultater, Der op:
uaaes, END efter oens Y9ro Soldrs
% G@ts. @n Meoicin, iom life frem-
brinaer ben iorenItebe Sirtning, er
bpr til bpiltsniombelit pris. Er. Pe=
ters 3urto ienoes en- alminoeli9 lims
pei Slaiis, pattst ct ret o9 Ilet
Yapomila9; men Der er T9rol ben
troos bet tarpsliee lloicenoe. Spuo
Den fan uorette / Retnin9 al at opbo9s
ae nsobruot pelbreo, bar o0ret en- 9las
b.nbarelis for Sulinoer al lioenoe
W9no os auinoer. Sn9en 9lpotbeter=
Msoicin - fun ct limpelt Susmlooel,
Der faces sjsnnem ipeciele 9l9entsr,
aniat ui Gierne. Or. Yeter 6abrneD IL
Sons &c., 1875 60. SOpne Noe.,
Gbicaso, 81.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-11-18

Ser iUlges oi ErTiicrnc, cr loripncoe
mc0 (cmplct9 inocbrUnotc Wirrfe
% nnicS iffe olcnc Tor at bare ct ior.
trUiieligt 9citpttcIlcSmibocl / sIlmin-
6cliaDco, men CT ooioa ct lGrligi
GTrn moo Sloa og Steb, no9et ionl
lmou Barn 10 oite CT noioitc icr. %
ion oiie fan lno nbebngcligc Nel9cr
6or bnose lugc og 9nnlle er oei
al DOcriie Giatiabeb, nnnr oe poogncr
al Ell ono Grenl burtigit nmliot al
rdabe ire Ganoc / lrpf: .Sofl -
fupc!~ Soa inoiinoer Ser Jig nen
(Sluttcs paa mcoIslsenoe 2illGs.)
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-11-18
Gn total Waaancfurmuriclic, iom BIZ

WI fpfdl WfanncIorlllprtelle, lom oll=
per lrnlig Oper belle giorOusltep, iinoer
Steo ben 27oe JiOp. 5ormsrtelien
beQQnoer ST. 80 Worgen % blipsr
ltrar efter total. Muansn blipsr Der.
pad Glnelss uipnlig st Siosrum al
en- 5imc Og 20 Otinuttsr.
Somlnanosr Yearn pil iau 81 20
Gloet for 0iitOrien ON i'm NoropOls
frro, ion oil bliDe trptt "SdmptOn' 5
Wa9oiine". Bette er 20 Gsnts Sroet
mere, eno (sr.PrRiibent Ropiepelt iaor
for lin SiltOrie fra Saatmartsrns /
&friia.
Hoalo glmnnbien antom 3irsbag til
gldu DOrt. San ital til Gf-aoo 2.
aiSls Snoli;5 II Sroo,aui gy l.
9Rnro3 'seiptnin9 ioy Z aat / 2Inleo
ming i'll ma e Grpe0ilion til oct iicrnc
glprrel.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-11-18
ber 3l zoos 1913 $50 SOL
SOUTH DAKOTA BUSINESS DIrhING
YEAR 1908

Policies issued .. .. .
Losses and claims incurred
Losses ard claims settled
Premiums collected .
EYpen ... .. " ..
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-11-18
ellington o9 Smc9n.

NerpeIeberen raier bps 5rullons6a.
milien qien Spp.
gSm. Olion Sar iioiie ll0e hos 9pr=
| l9ae Slime i Sisieton meo Ell 'p9 Selt.
gn Tatter isotes Den l0oe os. Mr.
oo Wtrs. Gbas. Prid / ltinneIota
3ownibip.
Oscar s, StOroulen ira Williams
6ountp, y. 8, ital ira Ill at urb.ioe
for Yaltor @unnnrion.
s. N. Storoalen o0 Oscar So9t
reilte Gsroa9 til Yertjns 6OuntD Irr
at "iils" paa Nomelieao.2ano.
9. g. Gaenao % bans Ssu 0arrp
par i9aar SisietDn. bUOr be 9joroe
Snotisb al 2lGosr 2lnton PsterIrns
nps &lGoesbutit.
9lnorsm Nunion / Nnrmon 3wp.
bar bOrteiet lin 6nrm. San pil flbtte
ino til en- al yperne, Tor at bans Born
Itul iua 9oo Stole.
Wliis Gu9ulta StorOnlen beraI Sp=
en- er en- al &anbiouterne "Sisieton
Stanoaro"s Viano 6ontelt, boltet
benoes @enner Dor erinore. SUN bar
9lort en- 9oo Se9pnoelle.
@ultao G99en, Ell Son al Wtr. og
Wr. Noolpb @99en, reilte 9irsoa9 til
Sisieton, bpOr ban Oil fretpentere
9siitoten 9lennem 8inisren. San
bOr bOs lin Softer o9 Spooer, Mrs.
o9 Mr. 8. 8. Cpinl.
Yi er blepen iortult, at Q(no. 4erion
fra 00rt Emp. iOrleoen, oa ban bar
pln Veien blem ira Sisletpn, blep fra
ltlaalet fit llbr iamt 500 YenQe.
On Hp9tet m,oiprer Sanobeo. pco hi
life.
6lebmnno Yeto IaOr M i'm Yutit
op0armet oeo NjRlp al ct Spbeos
nin9sapparat, iOm er bet anbruQt
SlGloeren. Wnn er 'up=to=onte"
GfIington. Ser manQ.cr MI bare 6e.
msnt 6ortuugs.
Wt. Sfjelltao ira WinnclOta lopn=
Ibip tom iouq tilba9e fra 3onn Of
Snnto, 2nc pui Parle Gountp. Ntinn.,
boOr ban bupoe Opbolot Jig nOgle 8a-
9e for at tille en- Ip9 Ssn. 9esO9rre
oeoe SgnneQ, meoens ban bar Der.
9lfoeoes Napn par Sipert Stielltao.
Oan bar M. StjcIltaos 0lOite Sen ol
bleO 10 glur 0ammel. 8eosuarlaesr
bar 9un9es p9 Njerteip9oom. 2llt
bans SoItenoe, meo lluoin9elis al Ell
Seltsr, bar o9iCd tillteoe peo Isos-
leitt. 0enne Softer refer imOrgcn
meo lin ,Saoer 0erneO for at opero0rg
@eQrcrciIcn iom finoer Stco Qeroag,
oG pco bpI,Icn Faitoc Eteluno uil for.
relle.
ut 6orstaaenos er isl9re, at bplge
en- slettriit Sernbune ira @atsrtcmr
til Sarge, O9 Der Ital pGre itGrts ri.
nanctr bagom. Gn iauOan Sune fun
be lite eaa uoenOm Santinion, oa oi
er i li9e 2inie mco DC TO Sp,r. -"San-
tinIon Nems."
Oct foretommer os beipnoerli9t. al
en- iaaoan gane, iom 0antinion- Sla,
bet Der ftripsr ON, life for l9n0e liosn
sr blepen bp99et. 6attun er, at 6pli
noro Noberts GOuntp eller paa Sis
ietOn=2nnoet ofte maa rsiie eisnnen
bauoe 9tpro 8atOta og Wlinneiotu fol
at tomme til uisie gper / oeres eger
SolItinsItnt. 8eo.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-11-18

Yaa 8runo al 6rnflptnin9 er Sis-
Teton pOitsn~s gp9nins @'uu lon
for Sal9. Zen er TO gtaees o9 ,OIpr-
nebp9ninA. Gorretnin9sloialer ! isr-
lie Gtase Os 5 Yorslisr anben Stage.
Sob Stalobp9ning Os sOo g,eno.
@ienoommen er beolt iiittst for &lsb.
manosforretnine. Ttun bsnpenoe Iie
itriitli9 eaer munotlig til Gieren, Gi-
pino 5rOdhuo, ellington, 9. 3.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-11-18
Stssetol,.
Ylnter og Sl0oeiere,

YInter o9 Sl0oelere,
Glsb oint gIlnter.llnNertl0o,r bos
Stoei9 Sros.
9lnorew giorltrem ira ellington bar
/ gpen 3irsoo9.
aun nps panlioelige &arer tjsbes oa
i9loss al Stdpi9 Bros.
glrel 2lnosrion bar tlsbt Ears Nn-
oerions warm @runt lmp.
enoO9 ira @ilmot tommer 6Olt til
Sisieton for at tjebc alGoer bos 9ln=
ton Peterion.
Gbas. =. 6OrsberQs itOre llDrpo-
ninasiul9 trGitcr tore NtGn9oer al
6olt osnne ll9e.
&aa til Unique 3benter % ian 0em
en- Qoo Ydtter. Sun ismmeli9e Billie
Der irempiles. 2lo9ano II 6ents.
"Yoiten"s % "Stnnoaro"s 9ontor
pinouer sr ioa0 bet ioripneoe mso
pene Silt iaO mQen, iom eniter at
Iinoe o., bebeper al ta9e ielI al "Su5=
numcret".
3raplbsOen meo Salg al Seb.
mnnosparer pna9aNr ircnbeIes bOs
6bus. 3. 6oraber9, Yecpers Qotale.
Sper q. Suosn i @ooowi0 Emp. OPS
fsrer en- 3iIbpgnin9 til i'm 2ubcbp9-
ming, II SOB breo oq AZ SOB lang.
6lers uf De 29rcrinoer, lom bar ber
iiolte ll9e for ut tage Srnmen, tom paa
@runo al SnetOrmen life blem i9jen
lua mart, iom De bnpoc Osntet.
8. s. @Olla9 rciIte 3orsong Iioitc
lloe til 0art Emp. for at beis9s
Isnnsr. 9erfrn agteoe ban at reiie til-
buge til lit 6icm nor Sterling, alta.
Canada.
Gountpiuperintenoent Prelt'uld bar
bOs StaOis @ros. tle6t iia ct Bar 90.
be Stl Tor oslto lettere Ut blioe iltnno
til at beiene Stoleruc, nunr Qtiens er
uiremlommsli0e paa Gruno al Sn,.
'st SoSnlers an,taate .e'tas iom Vs'
meooelt. sblipe oIbolot her Ypen Der
29oe o9B0te Is. 6lcre qoOs 8aIerc
oil blibt tilIteot. o9 Der oil Nttert bliOt
meost at bore. iom bauoe pil pore in-
tereslnnt o9 befGrtnbe.
5t ire MGno, iom aipenter 6Orbsl
for Santrspsriet pespsr, muu til
brin9e 3iOen 6ountDiHnQslet, inoti'
oeres sag tOmmer op Tor .Retter, %
be tilidmman iite fan ilille en- anutiOr
al $1,000.
sberili SwuniOr bra9it iorleot
bcrtIl ira @bitc &of 3 WGno, Der e.
untluset for uloOli9 grUnOeOinsban'
oel. Sc unoertnliebes ct miolsriioi9
6orbsr o9 pil ertl0rs lig itploi9s
nnar be tommer pp for Sreosrstten.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-11-18
0r. @aros Weoiciuer

bebeper ili9er Nnbeiolin9 Wien bet er 9obt
at pios, bpcr be tan erboloes. Ole San
ON er reiicupe @9eut for 8obsrts Gouutp
o9 rsier omtrir9 TO Gionoe.om aoret. t6r.
bar III lat uo paa liu ouben Sur omtring
Gountpet og pil InGrt UGre nliot ibianot Be-
folfninoen Gountpets norolt9e og sitlige
Gel. &enpt MI Qnlebnin9eu til at foripns
Tenn meo Mebiciner for Sinteren.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-11-18
ANNUAL STATEMENT.
For the Year Ending December Sfst,

Df the Conditions and Affairs OF the
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COM
PANY
Organized under tho laws OF the State
Of New York. made to the Insurance
DEPARTMENT Of the state of South
Dakota pursuant TO the laws there
Of President. Darwin P. Kingsley;
Secretaries. John G. Mccall. seymour
NJ Ballard: incorporated. 1S4l; Com
mcncod business, 1S45; Home office.
$40 Broadway, New York City. n. Y.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-11-18
.Sslanbs sypltcmTngoc.

aSeiulue SplltHiSNyut. ~ S'"'''H-
9en al 1906 tnlte Sslano Gu. 80, 900
Snobp0gere. Siel9e De npli9 uOtOmne
ltati'tiite Seretnin9er bar Snobp19ers
untnQet oen 3lte December 1907 0nnet
op til ca. 80, 500, bporaf 26. 700 boz
eoe Gjebfroer O0 0onbelsplaole,
men be eDri9e %, 800 oppe Vunoet.
8sptlupit bopoe l0.3lS Snobpa9ere,
2ltursprp l.748. Siniiorb l,620 %
SaInarijoro | ,35l. Spls nan regner
meo ben famine narli9e 6ore9elIe, t9l.
Ter Sslano MI ca. Sc. 900 Wenneiter.
Nton peo life be'temt, bpor mango
Wenneiter Der leoene pad Sslano
Ganoets Ylomitrinosperpoe. 9sn be-
tlenote polititer % Siltorlter Son Si'
eurosIon auilo9 Dem til 10000
Men bet l5ne 2lnrbunoreoe tom Ye=
ten % or0b.t omtreut TO Srsoieoele uf
gefoltninoen, boorpeo hele Sl09tlins
ier osos fuloltGnoi9 no. Ser gift og.
iaa mango Menneitslip tnbt peo nnore
gpioemisr. Der @uho pan Sang blem-
is9te 9anoet, I. Sr. Ell furlig 4oppes
ipae, Der bortr.o ca. 1000 Wsnneiter.
Sserlt benimoo Ylioten al bet l9oe
9larbunoreoe be9pnote man at ipOre
6remitriot og Sp9nng, s be Iiolte
50 9lar er Snbbpq9eruntullet lteget til
omtrent bet oobbelte.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-11-18

Net reserve 5
Present value of amounts
not Nct due on supple
meutarv contracts not
involving life coutingcn-
cieS . 49,. . .......
Liability on Tolicies can
csiled . .. ... .......
Total policy claims &c..
Due aud unpaid ON supple
fuentary contracts not in
volNing life cpntingenciei
and dividends lott viii
company " . ..,
Premiums paid In ad-
vance, including surren-
der values so applied q.
Commissions 10 agents ..
Unearncd interest aud rent
Salaries. rents, o'hce cX
pensrs. taxes. bills. med
teal and legal fees due
or accrued ... &C.. 80.
Rcscr, fund ... ... D..
Ditid'lds or other prof
Sc 'ue policy hoidcrs .
Dit ds apportioncd q.
)tucr liabilities .. .....
a
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-11-18
SANTA CLAUS

inloer III SRf min eutif foroi bou Der
ioar ben bebts 8aroi for fine psn9e. De
itnlbs slere bet ianms, buis 0e snifer at ioa
be beoic rSuIspreisnter Retnins al Snpes
Ter, 5iinse, SiGosr llbre, Nanidettnapper
oiD. st fuIotGnbist llopaIs al Sasseubrs.
Som ino big os faa ben beofts Anleonins
til at uboe!se. Ceres mso astelie
III. 6. Gro fett,
Sepe!er % Sp!i!cr.
u. q. SoIples Jte0 erolS
9anle eofale. Sepelrp Store.
Sisieton, 30. Cat.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-11-18

.B~ "polten"s &ontor er / Opera
Souie Slof.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1909-11-18
STATE or SOUTH DAKOTA.
ncrarr y7aanf Gf fnaiTanre

Compauys Cerfifcate of Authority.
Whereas The New York Life Ins.
Co a corporation organized under the
laws Of New York, has hlsd In this
office sworn statement exhibiting Its
condition and Lusincss for the year
ending December 81 eos. contormable
TO the requirements ~ The laws OF this
state regulating the business OF insur-
ance. and,
Whereas. The said company has filed
I'm this office a duly certified copy ~ its
charter. with certificate Of organiza-
tion, I'm compliance with the require
ments of the insurance law aforosaid,
Now therefore, /. o. : Ba sford, Com
missioner Of Insurance of the state OF
south Dakota, pursuant 10 ~" '~ov's
Ions ~ Saff 'nw-r. TO 'f.re. "cf' ti}
inf above Us'fI".i CO.. .H.trv is iHiN
i1r VcrcL throu.n ~ thvrizo1 ar
ife trausas i's apfrt tiidtc busl
ross off Life Msutarce IN tAis state,
'-cordiug 10 the laws thereof. until the
rty-Nrst day Of December. A. D
an9
In Testimony whereof I have here
nto set my hand ard official seal at
'ierro. this End day Of March. A. ID.
500.
O. s. B,sFORD,
Seal) Co~lmlssi lner of Insurance
ny l. A. Schubert, Chief Clerk
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-06-30
Sensational Developments
Ii Celebrated Case
Of 0rInoco Corporation, Il
Litigation In Venezuela.
Officials Of American Concern Are
Charged With Libel.

Caracas. Venezuela, June 29.-The
case of the Orinoco Corporation and the
Venezuelan government, which, ac-
ccrding to the arbitration protocol of
last February is to be settled directly
between the parties concerned, has en-
tered upon sensational developments.
After a newspaper campaign of
weeks on the part of rival claimants to
block approval of the American proto-
col, Ncodemus Zuolaga and Pedro
Uztaris, claimants to the Imataca iron
mine in opposition to the corporation,
have brought suit for criminal libel
against Rudolph Dodge, the representa-
tive here of the corporation, charging
him with having purposely retained
certain documents signed by George
Turnbull until Turnbull was out of the
country and then giving them publici-
ty Turnbull left Caracas June IA.
These papers are said to be exceeding
ly damaging to Messrs Zuolage and
Uztaris, showing that their alleged IT,
ties to the Imataca mine are not valid.
Zuolaga and Uztaris reserve the right
in their complaint to bring action
against John Brewer. the American
consular agent here and any other
persons implicated.
The Venezuelan cabinet two days ago
approved the draft of a new concession
giving the Orinoco Corporation the
right to work large traction of land
containing valuable mineral resources,
including the Imataca iron mine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-06-30
Disgraceful Acts
By Suffragettes,

London, June 29.-The 18th vain at
tempt of the militant Suffragcttes to
obtain access to Premier AsGuith by
deputation resulted in exciting scenes
in Parliament square tonight and the
errest of more than 100 women. The
plan of campaign followed the lines
previously employed by the suffrag-
cites. The "Woman's Parliament as
sembled in Caxtcn hall at o'clock in
the evening and sent a deputation.
headed by Mrs. Pankhu-st. to endeav-
or to see the prime minister, who had
previously decided not to receive the
deputation. Enormous crowds of on
lockers assembled in the vicinity of
Parliament. The first noteworthy Incl
dent was the arrest after a great deal
of trouble, of a buxOm equestrian suf-
fragette, who tried to penetrate the po-
J lice line. Next appeared the deputa-
ton. under command of Mrs. Pank-
hurst, and it was received by the crowd
with wild cheers. Escorted by the po-
lice, the deputation arrived at the st.
Stephens entrance to Parliament, where
it was met by Chief Inspector Scan
tlebury, who handed Mrs. Pankhurst
a letter from the premier regretting
his inability to receive the deputation.
Angrily sthrowing the letter on the
ground. Mrs. Pankhurst exclaimed: 81
stand on my rights as the Kings subject
to enter the House of Commons" and she
endeavored to force an entrance.
The police tried to induce the women
to disperse quietly. To the surprise of
the spectators who were massed around
the entrance. Mrs. Pankhurst slapped
Inspector Jarvis in the face, knocking
his cap in the mud.
A moment later another member of the
deputation, Mrs. Saul Solomon, knocked
off the inspectors cap a second time.
while others made determined attempts
to rush the Gordon of police. Eventually
the entire deputaton was placed under
arrest.
BY this time a second deputation had
left Caxton hall, accompanied by some
hundreds of suffragettes and others. and
an attempt was made to reach the House
of Commons through the underground
passage leading from Westminster bridge
This. too, was unsuccessful The win
dows Of many of the government build
ings were smashed with stones wrapped
in paper.
Altogether liz women were arrested
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-06-30
Piiisburg Street Cars Are
Running as Usual.
Big Strike Of Employees Ends
F, Suddenly, As Il Began.
Both Sides Make Concessions and
1reublss Are Definitely Settled.

Pittsburg. June 29.-With cheers
Pittsburgers. cars were run out Of tn.
various barns of the Pittsburg Rail-
way Co. at 5 A. M. today. Three hours
later every division was in full opera
ton and schedules being maintained
~ The ending of greater Pittsburg'
first complete street car strike was as
sudden as the beginning
While the trouble was adjusted by
Mayor Magee with compromise
agreement favorable to the men, con-
cessions were granted by the union
and company.
4 Excepting one point which will be
arbitrated later every difference was
settled definitely at the conference
held in the mayors office at 1890 last
night Following is the basis of set
tlement:
That the number of short runs
shall be reduced so per cent.
The men withdraw their objections
to emergency runs.
That Sunday runs shall not be long
er than the weekday schedules.
That Motorman Ashford. discharged
on charges Of drinking while in uni
form. shall be reinstated, pending ar
bitration.
That Conductor Halboth. suspended
on charges of refusal to help remove
an obstruction to traffic, be paid in
full for the time of his suspension.
That Conductor McGibbony, who
lost seniority. be restored