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Evening journal., 1909-11-19
WANTS CONFERENCE
WITH ORDER MEN SOON

John ]. Hayes, chairman OF the COM
mittee appointed by the Mercantile
Association last night to meet with
the Law and Order Society 10 protest
against the Sunday closing crusade
against small storekeepers, win en-
deavor TO arrange this afternoon for
a conference with the society. The
committee desires to confer with the
society before Sunday, so that the so
ciety may choose a course Of action
before that day. AS the committee
desires to treat with the society as an
organization, it would be necessary for
IL to have a special meeting to-mor-
row in order to comply with the
wishes Of the committed.
Evening journal., 1909-11-19
PULP TIMBER SUPPLY
FAST DIMINISHING

within 10 years the United States will
have exhausted her supply Of timber
available for pulp from which TO manu-
facture paper. and in that extremity her
closest point Of relief will be Canada,
which now stands ready 20 supply the
world for all time to come" said Arthur
E. Milllngton OF Espanola. Canada, gem
eral manager OF the Spanish River Pulp
and Paper Company, who arrived in Dem
yer the other day. Nr. Millington's firm
has the largest ground-wood mill IN tho
world.
AT present all our manufactured pro-
ducts come TO the United States" con-
tlnued Mr.. Millington. ''but this viii
change IL President Taft enforces the new
tariff regulation passed by Congress. The
present duty on our paper sent into the
United States is s1s7 ton, and TO this
the revised tariff bill adds % per cent ad
vaiorem. which means an additional S.
making the entire duty S6.67. The result
would be TO drive us out Of this territory.
and we would have to market our pro-
duce in England. France, Japan, Austria
lie and other distant places.
''The United States will exhaust It's
spruce supply for pulp in about 10 years.
figuring at the present rate OF consump-
tion. There IS considerable hemlocl1 In ad-
dition to this. but It viii only answer for
certain grades Of paper.
when the present pulp supply IS gone
there Is nothing so far discovered which
will do for substitute, so Canada nat
urally seems TO be the place 10 which the
United States will look for her paper. EN-
periments with every supposed substitute
for pulL have been failures. Yet In the
face Of these facts the United States in
creases the tariff on paper and prevents
Canada from entering the field as a com
petitor."
Evening journal., 1909-11-19
Farewell eIven Mr. erIaas.

Last evening a farewell was given
Earl c. Briggs. Of No. GIG West Sixth
street at the home Of L. A. Beatty.
Mr.. Briggs will leave for Panama on
Monday morning and his friends made
IL known TO him last night how much
they will miss him. He and his wife
were agreeably entertained. The Dia-
mond Quartet favored with a number
Of selections. Fred Green contributed
entertaining selections. Mr.. Briggs,
who is advanced I'm theatrical work
gave some selections. Mr.. Beatty be-
ing called upon entertained favorably.
as he is versod by experience in the
theatrical line.
Evening journal., 1909-11-19
Woman Sleeps on Husbands Grave

PITTsBURG. Pa, Nov. 19.-James
Craighead. keeper Of the West Eliza
beth cemetery, has complained to the
police about a woman sleeping on a
newly made grave. For the last three
nights, after dark, the woman, has
made her way into the cemetery and
placing a blanket over the grave Of
her husband, covered herself and slept
until morning. Craighead compelled
her TO leave twice, but she returns.
Evening journal., 1909-11-19
BEAR AS COPS PREY
BUT PROVES A TEDDY

The police have TEDDY bear and pill
low for which articles they are trying TO
find tho owner While walking along King
street last evening Patrolman McGillion
came across two boys IN whose charge
his bearship was. When the youngsters
espied the policeman they dropped Ted
dy' and fed.
Fortunately the pillow was tied 10 the
bear and when he fell he landed with the
pillow under meath and no bones were
broken. The officer took the bear and his
bed into the police station where he is
now reposing on top Of big safe.
Evening journal., 1909-11-19
VOLCANO ACTIVE
IN TENERIFFE

BY United Press Leased Special Wire
MADRID, Nov. 1s-With the volcano
Mount Salores belching forth great
quantities of boiling lava, threatening
the destruction of the island Of Ten
eriffe IN the Canaries. dispatches from
Garachico. Teneriffe. say that the in
habitants OF the towns in the Oratava
valley are rushing panlc-stricken TO
the coast. in an effort to escape from
the threatened island by ship. Steamers
have been ordered to Teneriffe from
African and Spanish ports TO the aid
Of the fugitives.
Evening journal., 1909-11-19
LIQUID IRON ON FOOT;
MAN MAY LOSE MEMBER

John sinnoski, aged % years. employed
at the Malleable Iron Company's plant.
had a foot badly burned to-day by hot
iron. A ladle Of the fiery LIQUID upset
on his foot infictlng a terrible burn. He
was taken to the Delaware Hospital in
tho Phoenix ambulance. Il was said that
his foot may have to be amputated.
Evening journal., 1909-11-19
WASHINGTON HIGH SCHOOLS
ABOLISH FOOTBALL

WASHINGTON. Nov. 19.-By a vote
Of Alto the principals of the Wash
ington High Schools have decided TO
abolish football. This decision may
possibly be modified later, IL was stat
ed today, provided the rules COM
mittee at its meeting in New York
early in January took action 10 make
the game less hazardous.
Evening journal., 1909-11-19

To encourage saving among the peo-
pie, the Spanish government has es-
tablished a postal savings bank under
guaranty of the State.
The tie-treating plant OF the Mexi-
can Central Railroad has reached an
output Of $500 ties day, making Il
one Of the largest concerns Of its kind
in the world.
Evening journal., 1909-11-19
sondhoIders euy Western Maryland.

BALTIMORE, Nd, Nov. 19.-rhe
Western Maryland Railroad was bought
this morning at public auction by the
bond holders for s6,500,000, subject to
the liens. Harry Cooper and Frank T.
Nicodemus of New York. attorneys, re-
presented the bond holders. The sale
Is in accordance with the reorganiza-
tion plan previously announced. The
representatives of the bond holders
were the only bidders.
Evening journal., 1909-11-19

II has been found that the skin Of
the brown rat is well adapted 20 a var
iety Of purposes, such as the binding
Of books, the making OF purses, gloves
and other articles Of feminine use and
adornment. IL is stated that already
the traffic In this commodity amounts
10 about s25O,00O per year in
Great Britain, and advertisements have
appeared for supplies Of skins Of the
brown rat I'm lots Of 100 70 10 n0n.
Evening journal., 1909-11-19
Embraeed. Asks 5000 Balm.

MARSHALL, Mich, Nov. 1s.-AIarie
Guerrien Of Battle Creek, Mich, be-
gan $4,000 damage suit against DR..
Theodore =. Sands. a physician Of that
city. She alleging he kissed and en-
braced her so tight as TO cause an
abscess under her arm requiring sew
eral operations.
Evening journal., 1909-11-19
susd for divorce she commI.s suIeIas.

WABASH. Ind. Nov. 19-Joseph Bid
well and his wife, against whom he
had filed suit for divorce, met yester-
day at the home OF a relative. She
begged him to withdraw the suit, and
on his refusal she swallowed carbolic
acid and threw herself in his arms
and died IN few moments.
Evening journal., 1909-11-19
TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE
OF REAL ESTATE

Nv virtue OF an order Of the Orphans
Court. made the 18th day Of NoNepo9,t
a d ie09 will be exposed 70 sale AZ
u'''e ON TUESDAY.
NovEMBER soth. 1909 at P. nl.,,
on the premises about five minutes MAX
.hs following described Real Es-
tete late OF Walter Pierce, deceased.
All that farm or tract OF land situate
In Brandywine Hundred, on the Naaman's
Sreelr Road. and bounded by land OF
Adam Prince. the heirs OF Charity Rob-
inson, and James II. Shriver containing
about AZ acres.
Attendance viii be given ana terms
+. GLENN COOK. Trustee.
or by his Attorney.
Attest:-Joseph c. Jollsl Clerk o. g.
Wilmington Delaware, November i3, i2Qe
Noy192 q. "a .26.29.
Evening journal., 1909-11-19

People viii stick to Their old belief
In metallic poisoning OF food in cook
ing, but poison from tin. verdisris'
copper and lead is vars.
Evening journal., 1909-11-19
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
FOR RENT
go French street. three rooms and bath.
DWELLINGS.
ol9 Adams St., 8 rooms and bath
W. Delaware avenue, 10 rooms and bath
Ivy conrad street. rooms and bath.
lssg Railroad avenue. z rooms and bath.
pig East Fifth street rooms
~ Bennett street. rooms.
l2l5 Pleasant street, 6 rooms
stable, 18th st., between Market and Or
ange streets.
Apply TO WILMINGTON TRIfea CO
Tenth and Market sta
Evening journal., 1909-11-19

Literally tho word "rajah" means
king" and "maharajah," the great
king or ruler over several kings
Evening journal., 1909-11-19
FINANCIAL
3Slah- IEjI:4;N:4
!. 6, e
I!..;;d:IkSE, +; Co
n. W. Cor. 9Th and Market Sis.
Capital and Surplus. Si.OOO.OO


Tho most talked
about address before
the Trust Company
Section OF the Ameri
can Bankers Associa-
ton in Chicago was
that OF Daniel S. REM
sen. Esquire, OF the
New York Bar on "rhe
tration Of Wealth"
Post Mortem Admins
Copies can be had at
this Office or will be
mailed upon request.
DIRECTORS:
II. Brlnghurst. Jr. Saml X. Smith
!. Smith Brennan ]. Wilkins Cooch
Jos. l.. Carpenter Willard salisbury
otho Rowland Robt. 3. Wheeler
John Bancroft John II. Dandy
Franklin Taylor Thos. $. Bellah
Henry 3. Thompson.
DR.. James A. Draper, Jr-
GES5 EIl5;I AZ AZ Sis
Evening journal., 1909-11-19
HELP WANTED-MALE


p RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS &CUsTOr
Hougs employees. wanted. Spring
examinations everywhere. Commences
ment salary $500 Rapid advancement.
Common school education sufficient Can
ule: FRANKLIN INSTITUTE. Dept.
s2-H' Rochester. N. Y. Novli-1mc
POYS WANTED-MUsT BE OVER 1e'
Novi-tf LIPPTNCOTT & co.
- AILWAY MAIL CLERKS. CUSTOM
~ employees, vantod-Sprlng examna-
tons everywhere. Commencement sala-
~ $500. Rapid Advancement to sl40o or
1880. Candidates prepared free. FRANK
LIN lNSTITUTE, Dept s4-H., Roches-
ter, n. y NovS-1mo
CTONE NASONS WATED-ErGHT
hours, CSC per hour. Apply at new
No. 2iOs West sixteenth street.
JAMES M. SMYTH, Builder
.CARPENTERs AND PAINTERS
men. Apply ~ COLEMAN BROS.
Novlo-2t. Filter Plant,
XXy XyANTED-EIGHT NEAT APPBAR-
w ing Christian boys, IS 20 20 years,
90 sample city IN uniform. Good pays
Apply sO7 shipiey ST.. 7.so a. m.
Novis-it
xHy ANTED-BOY. SIXTEEN YEARS
w old, TO work In store and shop.
GEO. HARDCAsTLE g. SON.
Novi9-it. No az shlpley 81.
Help NTFlN--.Tt q 90 ~ Y.
w SNTEB~K MfDDLE-1GEb GER
w man woman who would like TO w
on a farm and would nko 70 MARY mnr,sz :,s.M4s M
dress, M-lo. Journal once. Nls-lo-1.
VIZ ANTED - EXPERT ENCED BC1l
. w ironers. DIAMOND ST IlSz--,-l.A Y \
DRY, Sllh Shipley stfa' "a ea.-.-~a.'|.,,''
Evening journal., 1909-11-19
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
ono OF the hest farms IN New Cas>
tle county i've miles from Wilmington.
lo0 acres. Grazing or dairy. High state
OF cultivation. Good buildings. Eaay
terms Further information from
days. ISAAC DILLIN.
Novl.-4t lil West Eleventh 81.
ROR SALE-NO. no W ELEVENTH
street. eight rooms with bath. front
porch. everything complete: viii pay 2
per cent. A bargain IN sold within ten
DAYS ISAAC pLL1N.
Evening journal., 1909-11-19
TRANSPORTATION.
WILSON LINE TO PHILA.

Leave Win ngton. Fourth Street Wharf,
D. m. An ac iitional trip Saturdays and
Sundays only, 200 p. m.
Leave Chestnut Street Wharf, Phladel.
phia, daily, at 1890 a. m, 1.30, 4-l5 and 100
p. m. An additional trip Sundays and
Mondays only 7.30 a. m.
Fare, Philadelphia, excursion &c; one
way, 15c. Chester, excursion, l5c; one
way. i0c.
Evening journal., 1909-11-19
STORAGE.

CTOD AOT at reasonable rates.
y ONA6E For automobiles, car
riages, merchandise. etc. JOHN A.
100 King street.
Octll-m W. T. limo.
Evening journal., 1909-11-19

Il ARM FOR SALE. CHEAP-FARM 4
miles from New Castle and s niles
from Wilmington 1876 acres, good build
lngs. good natural soil. well laid or. Can
be bought on very easy terms. Apply
at this office. Nov17-3f
Evening journal., 1909-11-19
REAL ESTATE FoR LII

BUSINESS FOR sAIE-oLD EsTAB-
lished restaurant. cheap
c. T. PARK e CO.
NoV.lo-ot. 2i3 w. Tenth 81.
7 AND IN THE SOUTH JUST BOUGHT
by II. r. Co. Of tho Lumber Trust,
now for sale, cheap. Soil very produce
tive. Climate ideal. Easy payment plan
No taxes until paid for
For particulars call or sec
Evening journal., 1909-11-19
The National Bank
OF
Wilmington & Brandywine

Report Of Condition, Nov 10, 1909.
Evening journal., 1909-11-19

PUBLIC SALE OF HORSES.
pTBIfG SALE At KI1iRs BA-
I zaar. every Saturday at ] o'clock.
Seventy-five head Of horses OF all de-
scriptions. Lot of wagons, harness and
Blankets. Anyone having horses TO sell
bring them in and We will get you The
cash for them
wM. Ii. KLAIR's BAZAAR.
Eighth and Tatnau SITS. VIII, Del.
Novl1-m. VT. IT.
Evening journal., 1909-11-19
GEO. W. BUSH & SONS CO.,

Foot Of French 6t.-Wilmington-
Pier o. SO. wharves, u'oot OF Walnut
st t)--Pniladei phia-
Evening journal., 1909-11-19
Rush LINE
FREIGHT FOR ALL POINTS

Steamers leave Philadelphia. Pa. daily
'~ io.s5 x. NJ. 600 p. N.
Leave Wilmington, Del,
500 p. NJ
Evening journal., 1909-11-19
satO2,s4s "a
LIABILITiEs.
"a

CALEB N. STEWARD.
Cashier.
Evening journal., 1909-11-19

&. +. PARK e. CO.
d ~ A. ta2e Del. 1852 Nov ie-5t
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-03-18
to apply for a shars in the Carnegie
pension fund for education.

to apply for shars in the Carnegie
pension fund for education.
Authorizing teachers to draw
mileage and per diem for attending
teachers institutes.
The anti-treat law.
Anti cigarette law.
Allowing county superintendent
to divide the county into districts
for the holding OF teachers insti.
tutes.
Requiring the placing Of tickets
on ballots in accordance with the
party strength.
Authorizing state board to make
d efficiency levies for 1910 and 1911.
Fixing duties OF secretaries at
county mutual insurance companies.
Increasing compensation OF county
commissioners TO $500 yearly,
Fixing length OF cornerstones in
resuryeys.
Requiring city auditors TO publish
financial statements, and fixing
penalty for neglect.
Fixing tuition for eighth grade
graduates.
Legalizing acts of the county
commissioners and county auditor
of Potter county.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-03-18
LEGISLATIVE DOINGS.

Continued from page L..
plating the grounds of all state
institutions.
Authorizing independent school
districts to increase their indebted
ness for the purpose Of adding more
school buildings.
Repeats standing appropriation
for the printing Of reports OF the
treasurer and auditor:
Increase size OF mining nome.
stead to forty acres.
Providing penalty for any state
officer or employe who creates a
deficiency.
Equal suffrage resolution.
Submitting constitutional amend
ment TO vote of the people allowing
independent school districts to
Increase their own Indebtedness.
Allowing the regents OF education
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-03-18

4
Relating to the recording OF quit
claim deeds.
Pure drug law.
Making jurors Tees - pei day.
Prote citing fur bearing animals.
Providing form OF school bond.
Hotel license act.
Appropriation for general print
ing.
Memorializing congress to take
care of waters OF Red River of thu
North.
Memorializing congress to create
civil war roll of honor.
Amending the constitution il
regard to taxation.
Declining the gift of the Chamber
lain Indian school.
Requiring question of location OF
any new state institution to be
submitted to a vote of the people.
Memorializing congress toprovide
means for patients at Battle Noun
tain sanitarium for fare home.
The following house bills were
still in the hands of the governor.
Allowing counties Of over 10000
population to establish comfy hos.
pitfalls.
Limiting voting powers Of shares
OF stock in corporations,
Relating to the place of trial in
civil actions.
Putting reading circle fund into
state general fund.
Appropriating money for salaries
of supreme court Judges and their
stenographers to end of present
fiscal pear.
Appropriating money for expenses
of commissioners OF the soldiers
home.
Fixing additional compensation
for register of deeds where morgan.
lied counties are attached to their
county.
Appropriating money for the
national guard
Appropriating money for school
mines.
Appropriating money for def
cheney of board of health.
Authorizing counties to pay
bounty for tree planting.
Requiring railroads to maintain
feed racks and water troughs at
stock yards upon order Of the rail
road commissioners.
ApproPriating money for manu-
facture and distribution of hog
cholera serum.
Fixing salaries of resident officers
at insane hospital.
Appropriating money for state
grading taxes for state capitol
grounds.
Appropriating money for con-
Quoting railroad rate litigation.
Fixing penalty for seduction.
Fixing the salaries of county
auditors.
Appropriation for pay ment of
land Office fling fees.
Requiring the buying of supplies
fer soldiers home to be bought by
competitive bids.
Providing for control and care of
unclaimed dead bodies.
Appropriating money for add.
tional buildings at the Redfi ED
hospital.
AppropriatiDg money for soldiers
home.
y Appropriation for expenses of
election in Perkins and Harding
counties.
Regulating public service Of
stations and jacks.
Putting all telephone companies
in state under control OF the rail-
road commission.
Appropriation for building on
state experimental farms at Eureka,
Cottonwood and Harding.
Bank deposit insurance act
Establishing live stock sanitary
board for controlling infections and
contagious diseases.
Additional appropriation for the
carrying on oftwo-cent rate litiga-
ton.
General primary election law.
Requiring all state officials to
itemize their accounts to the lowest
possible limit.
Contributory delinquency act.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-03-18

Appropriation for furnishing new
capitol and moving into same.
Authorizing towns OF over 5000
population to create park boards.
Creating new counties in southern
part OF the state.
Provides for state dairy expert.
| Provides for state meteorological
library in the medical department Of
the state university.
i Appropriating money for cen
trail heating plant at state university
! Appropriation for state fair at
Huron.
General appropriation bill.
Following are the senate bills
passed;
Legalizing the Incorporation of
the town of Cotton.
Authorizing the acceptance of a
donation from Andrew Carnegie for
a library at the state university.
Requiring railroads to build
woven wire fence along their right
of way when farmer has so fenced
rest OF held.
Requiring circuit Judges to adopt
uniform rules OF practice.
FIXING punishment Tor rape
Authorizing railroad COMMISSION
ers to appear and prosecute cases
before the interstate comm cree CON-
mission.
Legalizng a bond election at
Fort flerre.
Legailzlng detective acknowledge
ments'
FIXING time when town officers
shall qualify.
Eeictric headlight bill.
requiring railroad companies to
report number OF elevators along
'ne'i i'nes
i'as'ns oodio o' cnar'''es from
'"iee W n'e iie'hoers'
County ops'on law
hoquir'us n"'uai hre Insurance
oo'ip'n ~ AeeP reinsurance
ieser'e'
o,;5a ';.a,, -. -
;. -,
;,-. -; 80,
-: -.
I
1870. 80,
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- ~ 80 100
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negotiating the admission OF EVIL
uehce III CIVIL actlons'
reducing the number OF resi-
oen's reqalreu ior incorporating
Town 10 loo.
treating the Ieh'h Juoiclai CIR
cuii'
Requiring railroad companies to
report all wrecks to the railroad
commissioner.
Requiring suitable stations at
junction points.
Requiring warehousemen at term
NAL points to return weight certi6-
Gates to initial shipping point,
Providing manner OF foreclosure
q 'ea' eS'a'e mortgages py aover-
''semeh''
:s: !. 80 60 , = ep' '"e
-; a. am
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county.
Provides for the anno;n,ment 80
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-03-18

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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-03-18

Bring your horses to
my hospital aud have
their teeth looked over
and put In shape. | make
: speclslty Of work %
horses teeth and have al
he latest up-to-bate In
strumeats and electric
appliances u DO the work
4 the most scientific
manner.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1909-04-29
American ROYALTY.

A visitor to one Of the hotels at
Carlsbad, Germany, tells the sr~ry OF
a. gentleman to whom the servants and
the proprietor paid the most profound
attentions He was royalty tire ated
rather to the neglect of the rest of the
guests.
Every time he came out 0E the hotel
door q strip of green carpet would De
rolled Gown in frCat of him, and the
after. 5ants would take off their caps
and bow Iii the most deferential and
obseqmous manner. Neither the Wis
itor thus so strangely honored nor he
other guests could make out what this
Difference meant.
At last some one looked in the print
ed register, or Kurgast Liste. There
was the entry:
James the 1st, King of Buffalo,
N. Y"
1t was the native printers rendering
of the Americans name-Jam.s l.
King, Buffalo, n. Y.-Youth's Com
paniOn.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1909-04-29

Hattie Z, Porter and hus to j P Madi-
son, lots 7-8-9-10-11-12 block 2, plat
of New Flambeau $1,000
Maud E Farley at al to Frank Burgess,
81 NV 6-35-4, Cd ne 1855. .... $1,000
Joseph Selby and wife to E D Sabin, WI
lot Is block Sabin' S revised addition.
Wilson Land and Lumber Co to A c
Thompson ct al, ne ne q, Sc ne, ne
sw, NV sw, Sc sw 26-35-3. $4,000
Joseph Manning to E E Day sci 1884
8, sw1, ea ne, sw ne, Cd Sc, NV Sc "a
Maple Jumper Go to Allen Croc~oft,
n3 ne, ne NV, 6-348 $3.50
Maple Lumber Co to L C Tiff, lot /,
18-34-S ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 500
Ellingson Lumber Co to r H Rhodes,
e3 NV 1883. ............... $1,000
J e Vreeland and wife to Mark Tatro,
nj Sc 1883, NV sw 1857 $2040
I. A Kirvan and wife to John T Stevens,
lots 5 and 6 block 5, plat of New
Flambeau .............. $500
Francis M Mitchell and wife to w w
Snyder, ct al, e3 Sc 1886. 1900
l. Gates Land 90 to John + Ryan, Sc
su 6-34-6. 80. ...... ........ 500
Emil Piehl and wife to August Tonnell
ne ne 2S-35-5 700
Eliza Tobin and hus to Frank Woodcox,
NV ne 1884 $50
Rusk Land Company to John Sovineez
and wife, ne NV 1899. ....,.4 400
Menasha Paper Co. to James F Nit
chell, Lot 9, Blk 2 Corbett's LIST adj
dltlon -. ....... $3.50. ,...lIo0
J w Miller and wife to Mary Mary M
Hoff, ct al, n3 Sc $685.. ......... 1900
R Johnson and wfeto Geo w Calkins,
S E W-13-33-9 ................, 800
James F Mitchell and wife to Laurids
Jorgenson, WI Lot Blk 8 M. w. w.
Co.'S add. ....... ..............2 200
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1909-04-29
COficial Publication
REPORT or TIVE CONDITION OF the
STATE BANK OF LADYSMlTH

located at Ladysmith, State of Wiscon-
sin, at the close of business on the 18th
day of April, 1909, pursuant to call by
the Commissioner of Banking.