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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-09-02

The lumber yard. This is the only
elevator at the place, and as the.
farming interests have grown con-
siderably there, the location is an eX-
cellent one.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-09-02

Clark Hovey, Public Administrator,
spent five days last week. travelling in
the northern part of the county in an
auto, in the interests of the estates
which arc in his charge. He Travelled
more than 300 miles by auto in the
five days.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-09-02
The farmers Of Blaisdell are build

The farmers Of Blaisdell are build
ing $25 1000 bushel elevator, the con-
tract being let to Honstein Bros. Of
Minneapolis. The cost will be $685..
The directors consist of Jos. H. Sher-
man, Andrew G. Sangrud, Jacob
Brown, J. H. Nader and G. l.. May
ham, all of Donnybrook, Walter
Sloan of Tagus and Forest Rice of
Blaisdell
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-09-02

w. E. Bryant has purchased the
Cook Robinson elevator at Tasker,
and will run it in connection with
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-09-02
Scr Sale

A snap. Stanley Steamer run five
months. Good as new. Can carry
four pc rsons anywhere. Call 20
Post OfAae Building, Minot.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-09-02

r. A. Payne of Chillicothe, Mo-, ar
rived Monday, to take charge of the
Commerce,
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-09-02

Call at Stoltz's Lumber yard
and get prices on all kinds OF
building material. Hard AMI
soft coal. C. 81. Rudd, agent.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-09-02

Fine Job Printing at the
Independent office.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-19
SCOTTISH BOWLING

One match was played in the scratch
singles and two in the handicap sin
giles by the Scottish bowlers at Golden
Gate park yesterday. In the scratch
event the time limit for the first
round expired and the following
matches went by default: A. Med.
Hardy lost to C. c. Patterson. c. S.
Wright lost to Rev. ]. S. Thomas. r.
Park lost to j. G. Jones. Rev. r. Logan
lost to j. Deasy. J. ;. Webster beat
John McLaren, II to IS.
In the handicap singles c. McInnis
CD beat John Duncan ca, 81 to u.
and c. s. Wright 90 beat Rev. Mr..
Mobley (4), 21 to 20.
Practice scores-F. Blair and NJ l..
Grove beat Rev. W. J. Fisher and J.
McLachlan. 81 to Is; r. L. Richardson
and J. Deasy beat J. G. Jones and Rev
Mr.. MobIey. 81 to is; MObtey and Me-
Cunn beat O'Brien and Holt. 81 to is.
Blair and Patterson beat J. NJ. Duncan
and III. A. Brown, 21 to g.: Rev. j. s
Thomas beat A. r. Patterson, 2I to
16; w. Maundrell and NJ. u. Grove beat
j. McLachlan and w. HiggenbOttom,
21 to IL and 81 to 16.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-19
By WILLIAM UNMACK

The result of the California cricket
association competition has left the
Barbarian team the undisputed cham
pion for the season of 1909. just closed.
The competition all through has been
the most successful ever played under
the jurisdiction Of the association, and
the result of the series was in doubt
right up to the last game. The win
ners are without doubt the strongest
team in the state, when their full con-
tfngent is able to take the field. With
such men as Elliott, Ollerdessen and
Stewart away from any particular
game. the strength of the team is con-
played without these men have either
resulted in very close victories or draws,
and, on one occasion, loss. Up to
the second last game of the competition
the winners had not suffered a defeat.
Twice they played drawn games, once
on account of lack of time to finish
the contest and the other time tied
score with Alameda.
1t is a strange fact that it remained
for the tail end team of the competi-
ton the Golden Gates, to lower the
colors of the hitherto undefeated team.
AS a batting team the Barbs have put
up some good performances, and on
three occasions they passed the two
century mark. Harry Elliot has had
the most prolific individual score of
the competition, and for the second
year in succession he has annexed the
batting average of the championship.
s. Stewart has easily captured the
bowling honors with an average of 3.3
The aggregates made off the bat by
the different teams during the season
form an interesting item for compari-
SON. The Barbarians head the list with
1870 runs, Wanderers come next with
1.l6l and the other teams come in the
following order: San Francisco, Lib;
Alameda, S92; San Mateo, S73; and
Golden Gates bring up the rear with
7S0
The final complete batting and bowl
ing averages follow:
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-19

the position of assistant coach at Call
ifornia university.
definite arrangement as regards
referees expenses has been made be-
tween Graduate Manager Merritt and
the referees union. Merritt is very
grateful to the union for the help it
has given the blue and gold team in
the past. and at the annual meeting. of
the referees union last week a letter
ly relations that have existed between
the union and his college would con-
tlnue. Strict, orders have been issued
to the different blue and gold teams
that all referees appointed to take
charge of games must, be treated with
the courtesies due them. and all players
have been strictly cautioned that talk
ing to the referees during the course
Of game will not be tolerated by the
blue and gold management.
After considerable delay in securing
coach. the Mission high school has
Renwick, at one time a noted player
with the Toowoomba team in Austria
liza, has been secured as coach. Rem
rick is thoroughly versed in the game
and his formatio of scrums will be
decided acquisition to the Mission
team. He has the back play down to a
science. Thirty-five men were out for
practice last week and the coach put
them through the rudiments of the
game. The wing forward will be
entirely dropped. Manager Stafford is
Palo Alto, Santa Clara and San Jose
high schools, and full schedule will
be completed next week. The first
game Will be with Lowell.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-19

Cloud. Floyd s. Judah returned a few
DAYS ago from the Klamath and stated,
that big steelhead were furnishin a.
good sport TO anglers on that stream
Fred Wagner. Ed Cohen and TINY
Holmes took wagon trip from Ulxia!t
TO Dougherty creek in Mendocfno coun-
~. recently They found the water in
the creek clear. but too low and al
though there were many good sized
Hsh in the stream. they were unable
to connect with them On one day the
trio took Is steelhead on copper spin
ners.
Billy Fischer and wife will leave for
two weeks fishing trip to Yuba and
Lake Spalding this week. Both are
expert anglers. and as they are fa-
miliar with the streams in that region.
they are expecting an enjoyable and
successful outing.
Salmon fishermen had their last
chance at the big quinnats yesterday
These fish will be protected until Octo-
Der g. after which date they may be
taken in tide water again. The run
was practically over more than a week
ago. anyhow. and only few fish were
taken during the last week
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-19
College Team Has Faith in
Coach Mckenzie
Especial Dispatch 10 The Coll

lSpCLtot (tSP0tSU % Lie Nh
SANTA CLARA, Sept. 1S.-The se-
curing of Harry Mckenzie crack for
ward of the Olympic club Rugby team
of San Francisco, as football coach of
Santa. Clara college is considered by
local enthusiasts rs the best acquisi-
tion the Jesuit college has made in
years
Mckenzie is a man possessed with
considerable experience of the Aus
tralian game.
Under Captain Jarrett practice has
been started at the college in the mis-
sion town, and a great deal of inter-
est is already manifested as to the
strength of the team that will repre-
sent Santa Clara college on the foot
ball field the coming season
The old players were put through
the rudiments of the game at spring
practice last term, so that they are
somewhat farther advanced than is
generally the case this time of year.
Mckenzie in coming to Santa Clara
college will be confronted with the
proposition. of taking a good deal of
team for this seasons games. still
this is not worrying him much, ac-
cording to his statements.
have reported so far are: H Barry,
Boles. p. A. McHenry, William
OShaughnessy, Raborg, r. Goetter, P.
M. Debels, Joe Thomas. T. Gilsenen,
A. Posey, Robert Hogan. Albert New
lin, Robert McCabe, M. Mcdonald, Will
H. Gallagher, c. shersa, William Barry,
George Morgan. Edmond Lowe, Dan
Tadish. B. Hartmann. Joe Hartmann,
III. .Forsythe, H. Wallace, Peter Deg
nan, Louis Ford, M Reams, A. Barbour,
Cyril Smith, r. Brown, A.. Vino, John
Quillary. Caesar Castruccio, E. Askam.
A. Schammek b. Sargent Charles
Dooling. Frank Warren.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-19
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The San Francisco call., 1909-09-19
Stanford Women Athletes
Organize Teams

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Sept. 1S,--
Two meetings have been held by the
women of the university who are in
terested in athletics FOR the purpose of
organizing basket ball and tennis. The
and the hopes of Captain f. Hayward of
the basket ball team are that large
squad will sign up. The present list is
as follows:
Basket ball--E. Hayward 10, captain X. NJ
Hall 10 c. l.. Mcmillan 10. r. Sampson II
r. woodhead 4; F. b Hals II. ". Pirgott
\. 6. Keller H. X. seeley II, D. |. Talboy 10
r. r. Rankin II; D: Alderton II, N. simons
10. T. Waite '13, II Griffths 13, G. Pruett 'l3
D. Hindle '1s, NJ. Harrigsn 'Ia, H Green 'l3,
NJ Eastey 13, s. Gardner IL.
Tennis--F. BurrelI 10. captain; K NJ. Hall
10. r. Hayward 10. s. Bnndy 10 l.. Nor
rison 10. A. Chapman 10. NJ. Miller 10, f.
Thompson 10, 4: Collier 10. I. Legee II. NJ.
Morgan II 4: Thompson II. ". Rissott II,
kins H. r. L. Shaw 'l2. r. B. Rankin III, "
Moore 10. T.. Marcus '13. +. Donahue s1s. NJ
Harrigan 'l3. II. Green IL. NJ Atwood '13, b.
Hindle ;1s. r. Franklin 'ls. r. Benjamin 'ls,
T. Allen IL, 6. Conan i3. r. Johnston 'ls,
Il. Waisznan lS, =. Overman Ia
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-19
Anglers Turn
Attention to
Striped Bass
Few Fishermen Out on Account
OF Vacation Season Near.
ing an End
By FRANK o'DoNNELL

When the vacation season ends
there is always a Noticeable falling of
in the number of angling enthusiasts
leaving the city for distant streams
and trout fishing is overlooked by the
majority of sportsmen, who turn their
attention to striped bass and salmon
or else content themselves with short
weekend trips to the small coast
streams in nearby counties. Last week
some fair catches of steelhead trout
were made in San Mateo county by
city dwelling anglers and deep sea
nook and liners" continued to try for
king salmon outside the heads hut
striped bass received the most atten-
ton. The anglers who tried for striped
pass, however, did more prospecting
than actual fishing, for the fish showed
little inclination to be caught and
catches were the exception rather than
the rule.
anglers on Tiburon lagoon last SUN
day, among them being Mr.. and Mrs.
A. w Perry. Mr.. and Mrs. Cole Mr.
an9 anf1 MIS-. Mrs lSl lESekert. Mr and Mrs; Wood
tire surface of the lagoon was fished
over but only three or four fish We're
taken that could be legally retained
the largest being a nine FOUNDER. Sew
eral posted fishermen, who were among
those present on the lagoon last Sum
day, stated that there was plenty of
bass there. but that for some unknown
reason they would not take bait The
bass were in evidence at Wingo on
Sunday. but small fish predominated
Jim Lynch was one of the few, and
he made the only noteworthy catch of
the day. He got four fish, one of which
weighed IL pounds. Reports from Ro-
deo say that the natives of that place
are getting few fish now and then.
George Roberts and James Watt went
over to Lake Merritt as pathflnders for
bass anglers last Sunday, but they re-
turned home empty handed
The trout planting committee of the
California Anglers association, accom-
panied by several members of the or
ganizatlon. was at San Gregorio and
planted $4,000 steel head trout fry in
each stream. Three members of the
party, Joe Springer. III. B. Goslinger
ana Harry Thompson. fished the San
Gregorio lagoon after the planting and
each of them creeled about two dozen
party. some OF whom returned to the
city with partly filed baskets. were
Charles BreidenStein. George Went
worth, Lawrence Smith, Miller and W.
r. Eaton. Some fair sport was had
during the week on Pescadero lagoon.
Conflicting reports have been received
from Eel river during the week. Fish
ing was excellent there for a while
but latest advices received were vague
Charles III. Kewell intended starting
for the Eel last Monday, but changed
his mind and went to the Rogue river
in southern Oregon. instead ID. NJ
Sachs intended to go to the Eel early
in October, but he may postpone his
visit until after the first rain. Carter
p. Pommeroy and Hart Mckee are still
on the Rogue river and Alexander
Hamilton and party are on the Me-
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-19
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The San Francisco call., 1909-09-19

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The San Francisco call., 1909-09-19
Cricket Play
OF Season Was
Well Contested
Emerge From the
Competition ViCfOrS; Have
Close Struggle

FINAL STANDING OF THE CLUBS
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-19
swIMs THE HUDSON

NEW YORK, Sept. 1S.-George Hyde.
a well known amateur swimmer. TODAY
won the Y. NJ G. A. championship OF
greater New York by swimming the
Hudson river from the New Jersey
New York. in 30 minutes 5 seconds
The course, as laid out diagonally
across the river, was 2& miles.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-19
WEAK MEN

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Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-22
YORK ALFALFA PROMOTER
SENTENCED TO FIVE YEARS
j. Nelson Convicted of EmbeEzling
Funds of Company i'm Process
of Formation.

YORK. Neb.. Dec. 2L-(Special)-J. Mel
son, formerly a resident of Grand Island,
an alfalfa meal mill promoter, who, when
arrested. charged with embezzlement Of
several thousand dollars by the York Al
falfa Meal company, had about competed
arrangement for the promotion of two
other alfalfa mills in this state, was found
guilty of embezzlement of funds of the
York Alfalfa Meal Mill company and of
appropriating $500.
Something Ike 5000. or 5000. put up by
York citizens and farmers found fits way
to the treasurer OF the organization, a
stranger in Kansas City. Mo, who was
entrusted with the funds. in such a way
that. he could not draw checks against the
bank account Of the company. Nelson. be
ing one of the promoters, succeeded on
various pretexts in getting checks and
money, and had it not been for a halt,
called after it was nearly too late, by
York stockholders, there would not have
been a cent in the treasury Of the concern
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-22
Omaha Indians
Honor Pollock
Give Agent Vote of Confidence and
Oppose Consolidation with
Winnebago Agency.

wALTHILL. Neb.. Dec. H.-(SpecisI.)-
Al a special council Of Omaha Indians held
Monday the tribe voted unanimously
against the proposed consolidation OF the
Omaha and Winnebago agencies and for
the retention Of their present agent, A G.
Pollock. There were more than 100 repre-
sentative Indians present The feeling ex-
hibited was noticeable for its intensity and
bitterness, mingled with sadness at times
on the part of the older Omahas. Har-
mony marked the meeting throughout
The agent, A. G. Pollock. probably re-
ceived the highest honor ever paid an agent
by the Indians when he received a solid
vote OF confidence from the tribe. the hope
being expressed that he would remain with
them. Mr.. Pollock departed for Washing
ton today.
tn tribe elected four delegates to repre-
sent them in Washington, the delegates
being DR.. Susan La Flesche Picotte. Hiram
Chase, Daniel Webster and Simeon Halo
well. DR.. Picotte was the first and unani-
nous choice Of the meeting. but would only
accept the honor with the understanding
that she would pay her own expenses. The
other delegates go at tribal expense.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-22

hearing next Tuesday. Bertuca was a
member Of a rang of Italians employed
by the Burlington when the deed was COM
mitted. He has been in jail here ever since.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lodge No. s,
o.. of II. S, at its regular meeting last
night elected the following officers for the
ensuing year: President, John Grohmann;
vice president, Rudolph LafrantZ; secre-
tary, j. H. LOhmann; treasurer, w. BY.
Harm; trustee, NJ. VaderSen; escort. l..
Nj. Kolls: outside Waterman, Henry
Gerdan; inside Waterman, John Loges.
SUTTON-John Sniaer, formerly agent OF
the Burlington at Grafton, died at his home
in Grafton Saturday morning and was
through the west and spent last winter in
Mexico, hoping the warmer climate would
benefit his failing health, which the physi-
clans said was due TO tuberculosis of the
bronchial tubes. He returned last August
and had been gradually failing.
YORK-The York Cement Post company,
one of the latest business enterprises, has
secured the large Downie-Wrlght brick
manufacturing building in North York and
is installing the latest machinery. 1t will
make cement post moulds which, by reason
of a stretched wire at high tension, pro-
duces greater strength and rightly. The
moulds are made so that four posts can be
made at a time. TIL Officers of the com
manager; F. E.. Lloyd, secretary and. super
intendent. g-4 tFr
BENEDICT-Friends of Mrs. L. H. Don
al6sQa. formerly a resident here, learned
of her sudden death by burning at Los
Angeles. Cal. Mrs. Donaldson. on entering
their home. stepped 10 the open fireplace
and her clothing caught fire. She tried TO
eXtinguish the flames, and failing, ran to
her daughters home and fell, expiring
shortly after in the presence of husband
settlers in north York county and before
moving to the coast lived at York.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-22
Nebraska

.llr conventions for discussion Of munich
Tiird' the establishment and maintenance
- a central bureau Of Information for use
% the collection. compilation and distrl-
button Of statistics, reports and all kinds
Of information relative 70 municipal gov
eminent
At this preliminary meeting we have ar
ranged a program which will consist OF
papers and addresses upon subjects OF gem
eral municipal interest by men OF ability
and reputation and a general discussion py
be published and mailed to YOU as soon
as il Is fully prepared.
We believe II win be Of sufficient inter
est to repay the time and effort Of atten-
point delegates to represent your city.
Normal Patrons object.
Persons living at Normal on the College
View line of the traction company object
to the recommendation Of Mr.. Powell and
Mr.. Hurd that service be shut off beyond
Normal in order that the traction company
will be able to serve a majority Of the peo-
pie well rather than all OF the people very
poorly. The railway commission received
a petition from these parties signed by lE
persons protesting against the adoption Of
this part Of the report.
Physician Charged with Murder.
An anonymous letter received by a citi-
zen was sent to the county attorney this
morning which may result in an inyestiga-
ton Of the case Of the death Of a Lincoln
young woman some weeks ago. The letter
said the young woman had been murdered
by malpractice on the part of her attend
ing physician.
Some days ago the county attorney re.
ceived an anonymous letter telling Of tn
death OF a young woman at the hands o
physicians. The result was the arrest Of
the physician, who has since been bound
over to the district court.
Thompson Not Candidate.
Attorney General Thompson today said
he was not a candidate for district attor-
ney Of the federal court at Omaha, had
not been and would not be- and had so in
formed Attorney General Brown. Mr..
Thompson would not resign his present
position and permit the governor to ap-
point a democrat to head the legal depart
ment Of the state simply to get the other
job, so he intimated. Besides he has con.
siderable litigation which he desires to SEE
finished before stepping out OF his presen
| position.