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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-07-14

Section 1871. ANY person. who shall
violate any of the provisions of sections
l55Is and 155Tt. shall be deemed guilty Of
a mlsdemeanor and upon conviction thereof
shall be punished by a fine of not less than
twenty-five dollars nor more than one hun
dred dollars or by Imprisonment in the
county jail not more than six months. or
by both such fine and Imprisonment.
Section 2. This act shall take effect and
be in force from and after July l. 1909.
Approved June IA 1909
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-07-14
No 402, Al Published June Is. 1909.
CHAPTER 3S4. LAWS OF 1909.

Approved June u, 1909.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1909-07-14
No. 800, Al published June Is, 1909.
CHAPTER 394. LAWS OF 1909.

AN ACT to create sections l636-IS0 10
163o-20I inclusive, for the regulation
of the construction Of apartment houses,
tenement houses and boarding and iodg-
ing houses In cities of the first class
The people OF the State Of Wisconsin, repre-
scented in Senate and Assembly do enact
The Globe-republican., 1909-09-09
First Published Sept Q, 1901
PUBLn ATlON MOTT. E.

The State Of Kansas to the following
named persons. II living, or II dead, then to
the unknown heirs. devisees. administrators,
executors, and trustees OF gu h persons, and
each Of them. to wit: W. s. Brown, Mrs. W.
g, Brown his wife, Fred E. Gray. Mrs. Fred
Prouty, his wife, N. Hoffman, Mrs NJ. Hoff-
man his wife, j. II Taylor, Mrs Z. Taylor,
his wife. Reuben Small. Jr., Mis-. Reuben
Small, Jr,, his wife, August Crumb ugh, Mrs,
August Crumbaugh. his wife, and the un.
know" trustee successors and assigns of
the following named corporations, which
have ceased to have q legal existence, to.wit:
The Western farm Mortgage Company. The
Union Town Company. and the Ford Town
Company, greeting.
You and each OF you will take notice that
you have been sued In the istrict Court of
Ford County. State OF Kansas. by Charles H.
Brink rs plaintiff. and that unless you an
swpr the petition fl In said suit by said
plaintiff IN or before the 22nd day of DC.
tOber. 1909. said petit on will be taken as true
and Judgment rendered against you and
each OF YOU accordingly quieting and con
frming plaintiffs title and posses ion in and
to the following described real estate, to-
wit: all of blocks fifteen Q5) and twenty.
eight t2S) AMI lots one y two ~, three (3),
four a., five (5) aud six (6l. Of block twenty.
nine (29l In the CITY Of FORD. County of Ford.
state ~ Kansas. that said Judgment will bar
and f0reclOse you and each OF you OF and
frem any and VII right, title ami interest
which you or any of you may have or claim
to have In and to said real estate, or any part
thereof
Witness my hand and the official seal OF
the above named Court this 9Th day OF Sep.
tembrr, lW9.
SEAL T. Z. FRENCH,
Clerk Of the District Court.
SUTTON & VAN RIPER
Att0rne, loI Plaintiff
The Globe-republican., 1909-09-09
SECTION OF FLOOD WATER

Arkansae Glver Is Up Few Feet Today. Fur.
nIshed Test at Ingalls, on tho
Eureka Canal.
The "hish water" that we have
been hearing about in the Arkansas
reached Dodge City this morning. 1t
is only rise Of u few feet and will
probably last but tbort time. A
phone message from Ingalls, this
morning from the ditch pc pie states
that the rise has been used for a
practical test Oh the canal, showing
b w rapidly the underfow moves
The sump which is to supply the
Eurtk canal is some distance back
from the river, but as the river came
up the underAuw IN the stump began
rising with 1t, gving high enough to
Il w out ut the east end Of the stump.
The water today is flowing down the
ditch to the sp,llway near ingalls,;
This shows that the water from the
river bed flows all over the "upder
flow" territory quickly, and that the
underhow itself vt its ordinary highth
will flow through the sand and gravel
into the stump rapidly when the water
from the stump il released.
The Globe-republican., 1909-09-09
CANAL HACKERS herr
Head Officials and Eastern Capitalists VIII Be
On the Grounds About the End Of
Tho Week.

Head Officials and Eastern Capitalists viii Be-
On the Grounds About the End Of
Tho Week.
Mr. A. NJ. Eppstein, president Of
the ditch company, is due in Dodge
City today or tomorrow and with him
is t" be Eastern capitalists who are
Interested in the rehabilitation Of the
Soule ditch. The Arkansas Valley
lrrlg alton company is thu name Of
the new company which will take
over the water. The company is now
Incorporated and among the dir ctors
In Kansas are Messrs Thomas A.
Scates, Jobu W. Gilbert aud Albert
Watkins. The ether directors are
composed Of Denver and Pbiladel-
phla people. The ditch and reser
voirs will be constructed and water
delivered down the line by the Kan
sas Irrigation Development com
pany. Mr.. A NJ. Eppst+ln. # Den
yer, il president Of the Development
company, and Mr.. John A. Traylor
IL chief engineer.
Mr.. Traylor reports that the
app locations for water contracts
are now out and th. subscrip
tions for water rights are about ready
for distribution ana the 9, mpaoy's
representatives will be in Cimarron,
Dodge City and Spsarvills 10 the
yer, near future.
he price Of water rights will be
a4o 10 per acre, payable 10 twenty
equal annual payments. THIS charge
is said to DO nearly the minimum aud
lar below the maximum for water
rights in irrigated districts. 1t is
possible to make this charge in view
II the fact that work already done on
bis system would now cost approx
nately one million dollars to do at
his time.
The Globe-republican., 1909-09-09
LOW FARES
California, Arizona.
New Mexico, Mexico,
the Northwest, etc.

One way Colonist Tickets on sale
daily September IS to October rs,
1909, inclusive. Accepted in tour
ist sleepers on payment of Pullman
fare.
Only few points shown below.
For fares to other points and infor-
nation about the liberal stop-over
privileges accorded, phone, write
or see me.
The Globe-republican., 1909-09-09
1000 90

se} Ne I. med Sc I, sec 20,
twp 20, Is ...... :. ....... 1000 90
T. y. Garner TOD, Edwin and
haze. l. Sa,re, nv / and n
u" t, sec 70, rwp Is. a.. $500 90
= hn,les A. kinkaid 10 h r.
Obrnhaus, n sec 13twp ",
rz5. 49,. 49,. ........ 1890 90
Eugene Wiiams 10 Henry B.
bergen. L l, 2 and p3ofnw
i SEC 81. wv 20. : 25 1850 90
chas. A. K'nka'd 10 u y Fritz
bee, W .rc %, twp % r26 6 400 90
The Globe-republican., 1909-09-09
The Road To Success

has many "b-Irnc on>, I'd none ~ des-
perate ~ p""r hranh success 10 dav
demands h+alrh. ,bu EhclIic Buffers ia
tn K rates h-aln builder the world has
ever k own cmp-ls perfect action II
stO mach. liver. kIdn,.. bowels pnrifes
and enriche. IN. bIO"n aud tones and In
Wig rates the whnp avs EN- Vigorous
hody and kprr brain foll"w their nse
You cant IF rd % -'igh Electric Bitters
v weak. run "wn or sick,. Only b0c.
~ Nv The Palace Drug Store.
The Globe-republican., 1909-09-09
Ten Dollars Reward.

A reward of $lo viii be paid snyone
giving information leading 10 the convic.
tion Of violation If the game laws 10 this
count, especially bunting out Of season.
The lime prairie chicken NAV be killed
does ct begin until September 10
g. NJ BEESON.
The Globe-republican., 1909-09-09
Night On Bald Mountain.

o.. '"o.h Il" AK Benton OF Fnt
Ed Aa,',N. I'm Bad Nnnnfnln TO
h~ hmn migh o., 'oltuied by
A TINS. Drii u'rlng MN wdn Dr
kDg', N uDr-rOv thar had eur d nim-
--if o. SHIN rms wDadrrtul medicine
soon '.'rvr a" qn'ckit cure his neigh.
TO Ltr u ci, q his sons wt'p of a
..vtir 'urg tr"ubr HilliOns b-lieve its
The .g'psipsr I'm ut Ant Lung cure On
Es'ih C"ug' :. Cords. roup, Hemorrh
ages and 5 ~ l. ny. ar surely cured by
Il. Re-t tar n Fever. Grip and sh"op-
ing Cough sc and 81 on rrial bottle
tree Guar" 'a.t nv The Palace Drug
Sore
The Globe-republican., 1909-09-09
Real Estate Transfers.

The following transfers have been
made during this week, and are warranty
de, d. unless otherwise specified
d Fisher TO Mettie r. Bn,. L
7 and Is II @ff side l. s. b
81 BuckIip.. ......$ 10000
Hal =. Troutman to Charles D.
i'rnntman, L 81, 8S, go and
~. b "A. Fnlrview addition 70
Dong. DIV SEQ Oh
Up,,-d otsts to Alexander Es-
1x, ~ x of seo 80, twp ~,
40 ...,..... .......'... ......
As Br's,lp, 10 Peter Burg
@nd. ~ /, n ! of sc /, src
20, ~p %, r. 6. ........... 100000
Ol,and W J"b"stou to ENNIS
F .J"hns'O' ! Int In bk2.
/ Shl NJ addr 70 Dodge CIV.
Love Hnd If 'ction and so 90
Tl"mas " G'av TO Charles E
B,uka l. l. 2,8, b % and l.
Ian 8 b 10, Ford. ...o l 10
Emn,p j. "on. to r. = LIRE
me. irt 4" |. 10. and 20, b
~, Bnrk'i" ....-..... :. 776 80
S. y Au'ls'o F 3. Loreme,.L
13and IA b IS. Bucklin. no
G. P. sh If r 10 Charles Pete.
81" l. 8. b %, A H Boyd.
addn IL D]re City. 49,. l0D OH
Char ~ P-'rr.on tn A. +. Ew-
bank. l. 7. b %, A. Il. Bo,d's
addn 10 Ddge City. 100 10
S.H "nua way to Chas F0ilps,
Ll,2a ~ and Sc tor
re 25, tw, 20, r % 49,. 6,ll2 81
Ca,rr r Hanbidge 10 James
II W. b'lc"rk. L 4, 8 and 8,
b 20, B ,d's addn to Dodge
w .....-.........-. H. '"
j. Z Har ~ To j. K. Danc.,,
LIZ, h 45. r 3D.. ...... u 20
JE "anc '" Arthur P. Re-cp.
"a. b AZ. Ford ...... ..... 1856 ~"
Ge"ig- Lsim to George j
j. %. L3 d A and sc2.
II" 20 A........... 1880 oo
James " Mex ster to George
b. TN u" ~" MI. Cady,sw
IT, g. 'wp %, r &c. ...... I,6o,.m'
Upu.d ST., Ira A. FISHER,
~ M, - ~rc 20, twp 20.
10 ....... ...... ...... ....
G.. u "a i.'opher to Do,s
Rpwn, l. II and u, h II, Al
BIZ III B on
j. v. EUrnsfo @. w. Arr.
WIN. q /. 90 l2,twp 49, % 1900 ~
Darius N. T. yes to Clara l.
E,au,. l. 6, b 81, DodgrCn 14oO 90
WIN NJ Res nan to A >
Broadir,. aud NV /. SO
s"ds'} 30 %, twp %.
~ W. ...... l2.16a.oo
WIZ wrnn IL Ben f ana
Han, CARPENTER. seq u. twp
rs, % .............. 1880. 90
AT. ulhrr % Laura NAY
wilihr-. l. Q. 10 IL. - IL,
IA. ID. l6 md II, b 81, Buck.
lilo .... .................... Loon 90
Ruinlph U,.n' Julia A. S.hl.
beg. 81 !. sec 10, twp 2S.r
a.. ...... 800 o.,
y. H. khe, foG r. Scbnff r.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-01
LADDER BREAKS AT FIRE.
Twelve Men Injured Fighting Blaze
in baltimore.

Baltimore. Nd. March 3I-Twelve fire.
men were injured this afternoon in a FIRE
which broke out in the tea and spice es-
adjustment Of Mccormick & Co. Con-
cord street. a second alarm being ne
cessltated within three minutes OF the
first signal
The flames were discovered IN the third
aoor OF the hve-story building filled with
spices valued AZ a large amount OF
money.
Hardly had the first cry Of 'Fire,"
gone Up than confusion broke out among
the many girls employed IN the place.
ard a rush was made for the stairway.
In the excitement several tainted, and
fear was entertained that the panIc would
develop into disastrous stampede.
AS the stairway was not caught by the
flames. however. the girls were Gained
and eventually all got out uninjured.
Quickly on the spot IN answer TO the
two alarms. the fTemeu threw I'D their
ladders and got their engines into action.
and the fight against the blaze was begun
in earnest.
A scaling ladder from No. I truck was
thrown against the wall and a dozen men
from the truck company and from No. {
Engine Company sprang on the rungS
When tae first man had reached the
top and the others were right behind him
the ladder broke throwing all to the
ground in q heap
None Of the men was seriously hurt.
but all were more or less cut about the
head and shaken UP and bruised about
the body.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-01
FINANCIERING FOR W. NJ. RY.
Receiver Bush Authorizes Issue of
81. 600. 900 of Certificates.

Baltimore, Md. March 3l.-In addition
10 signing an order authorizing Receiver
b. F. Bush. OF the Western Maryland
Railroad Company. TO borrow $4,000 10
provide for the payment OF the interest
on the first mortgage bonds of the COM
pany. which natures tomorrow. Judge
Norris also signed an order to-day au-
thorizing him to issue $1,000 receivers
certificates bearing per cent interest.
to be dated April J. 1909, and maturing
april ]. 1911. callable at 100 and accrued
interest after April ], 1870 on thirty days
given notice
II IS stated that these certificates win
be a direct obligation Of the receiver. and
viii be a first and paramount lien, through
deposit with the Mercantile Trust Com
pany. Of New York. trustee. Of the entire
capital stock OF the Georges Creek and
Cumberland Railroad, owned by the
Western Maryland. amounting TO 1885
shares out OF a total authorized issue CT
2O0G0 shares, for which the Western
Maryland paid Sl.d60Qo
It is also stated that sufficient funds
viii be deposited with the trustee TO re-
tire on October !. 1909. or sooner, the
entire outstanding bonded debt OF the
Georges Creek and Cumberland. amount
ing 10 Sf51 900, and further that no lien
viii be placed upon the property during
the life Of these certificates.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-01

State Senator Don p. Halsey. of Lynch
burg, who is a nephew Of United States
senator John W. Daniel. and who al one
time was page in the House Of Rep
resentatives. while in Washington yes
terday announced that he is seriously
thinking Of entering the race FOR Con-
gross from the Sixth Virginia district.
which is now represented by Carter Glass,
enc Of the most brilliant editors in Vir-
GINA.
Senator Halsey made the announcement
Of his candidacy conditional upon the
decision OF John l. Lee the Lynchburg
lawyer. that ne does not cherish Congress
ssonal aspirations and upon the reported
decision Of Representative Glass that he
may not stand for reelection.
After Senator Ealsey had made bis an
nouncement friends Of Representative
Glass were seen. and the authoritative
statement was made that he viii seek
reelection. Il was stated that the ru-
mors Of Mr.. Glass retirement were based
upon his consideration OF entering the
race for governor. Since he has decided
not to enter the gubernatorial contest.
the barriers 10 his making the race for
Congress again were removed.
When seen at the metropolitan Hotel,
Senator Halsey who is a bright lawyer
Of Virginia said
1t is. Of course. too early 10 make any
definite or decisive statement. as the pri-
mary VIII not be held until the summer
Of next year. but in view of Mr. Lees
statement that he viii not be in the race
and the fact that Mr. Glass has stated
that he does not expect 10 be a candi-
date again. l viii say that 1 think II more
than likely that I Will run for Congress
from the Sixth district for the next term
Ever since the time when. over twenty
years ago. I was a page in the House Of
Representatives. ] have cherished the
ambition 20 be- member Of that body.
and 1 hope that the situation may so de-
velop as 10 afford that ambition its reaIi-
cation when the election is held next
year"
The Washington herald., 1909-04-01

The season, owing 20 the mild winter.
has not been profitable TO the oyster deal
ers on the Rappahnnnock River. but the
fishing season IS now opening. and IT is
expected to be much more satisfactory.
Stanton, Valve convicts who at
tempted to escape from the road convict
camp in Augusta County and were re-
captured. were tried yesterday in the
Circuit Court and ten months added to
the term of each. They were Frederick
White. Daniel Mason. Crosby Colston,
Jackson Brown. and David Smith. all
colored.
Charleston, w va.-Regarding the new
postmaster Of Charleston. the Charleston
Mail says:
y Frank Hudson is well known as
one OF the most prominent young Repub-
leans OF the city. For many years ne
has been active in all the party cam
paigns. being prominently Identified with
the local leadership. Possessed Of en-
ergy and qualified in every way for the
position. Mr. Hudson is an ideal man for
the position and his incumbency guar
antees an efficient administration Of the
affairs Of this important position AS a
man Mr.. Hudson is popular and enjoys
the esteem and respect OF the public IN
an eminent degree.
Harrisonburg. Va--The Daily News
says that It is reliably reported that Har-
risonburg will have a $4,000 department
store. Outside capital IS interested in
the project. and a suitable site for the
building is now being sought
HarrisoEburg. va.-President Harry r.
Byrd. OF the Valley Turnpike Company.
whose ambition is TO create the finest and
most modern highway in Virginia out
Of the famous old pike has just com
pleted tour Of Inspection or the road
Mr.. Byrd was accompanied by L. r
Dettra. superintendent Of the company.
Mr.. Byrd stated that within a week or
two work would be commenced on a gen
eraI overhauling OF the turnpike. begin
ming AT a point several miles north OF
Harrisonburg and going through 20 the
southern terminus AT Stanton. About
six months time will be required. lie
stated that the road would be repaired IN
the most thorough manner possible and
I'm accordance with the specifications In
vogue for the best modern road-building
II would be when completed. 10 an in
tents and purposes a new job"
Cumberland. Md--The old stone hotel
at Frankfort. Mineral County. ". Va,
one of the landmarks Of this section. was
purchased AZ administrator sale by DR.
Percival Lantz. Of Alaska. W. Va, for
800
Cumberland. Md.-The Soldiers Ne
mortal Association Of Payia. Bedford
County. is raising funds TO erect "A sol
diers' monument IN the cemetery AZ that
place. a greater portion Of the neces-
sary fund has already been contributed.
Sixteen soldiers left Pavia during the
civil war. and were killed IN battle or
died in the hospital OF IN prison. and were
buried where they fell or died
The Washington herald., 1909-04-01
REMOVED FROM MOUNDSvILLB.
Federal Convicts Are Taken to Fort
Lenvenvorth Prison.


Moundsville. ". Va. March Slightly
Federal convicts, now confined in the
West Virginia Penitentiary. win be taken
10 the Federal prison at Fort Leaven-
worth Kans-. tomorrow afternoon. This
viii leave only 100 Federal prisoners
here. and these viii be taken to Fort
LeavenWOrth in a few months.
Among the convicts 10 be taken away
tomorrow viii be the notorious negress
Ada Cross. who has slain three persons.
While confined I'm the penitentiary here
over a year ago she cut another negress'
throat with a pair OF scissors Warden
Mathews says she is the most desperate
prisoner IN the West Virginia institu-
ton She has made a number OF at
tempts 10 KIN the matrons
All Federal prisoners viii be taken to
Fort LeayenwOrth. Kans- Since Okla
homa has become a State all her con-
victs confined in the Fort Leavenworth
prison have been taken back to the
prison i'm that State This leaves very
few prisoners in the Fort Leavenworth
prison, and IL is for this reason that all
Federal Convicts win be taken there
West Virginia was paid 50 cents a day
by the government for keeping these
prisoners. and the removal OF the $50
ccnvicts viii mean a loss Of considerable
money each year to the Institution
The Washington herald., 1909-04-01
RABID DOG AT MANASSAS.
Bites Several Men and Many Dogs
Town Alarmed

Manassas. Va. March 51-The citizens
ment early this morning by the appear
ancc Of a rabid dos.
Before the dog was killed by Gilbert
Lunsford. who pursued il on horseback
with a shotgun, the animal had bitten
two colored men. Lawson Meredith and
John Walker. and had also bitten sew
eral dogs.
Mayor Sinclair has ordered that all
dogs known TO have been bitten by the
rabid animal be killed
The Washington herald., 1909-04-01
props Dead Cleaning House.

Special to The Washington Herald
Clarksburg, W Va, March 21-Mrs.
Catherine Dunn dropped dead at her
home. at MOnongah, to-day, while she was
about her household duties Her death
came without warning. and the people
Of the town thought ii was either a case
OF suicide or murder. Upon investigation
the coroner's jury decided that death had
been caused by apopleXy. Mrs Dunn
was twenty-nine years Of age, and had
apparently been in the best Of health
The Washington herald., 1909-04-01
Deaths In shenandoah County.

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Strasburg, Va. March 3l.-Mrs. Nellie
smith Brumback, wife Of Dr. Hunter
Brumback. died last night at Toms Brook,
aged twenty-three years. Of tuberculosis.
She was married to DR.. Brumback
Thanksgiving day. She was a daughter
OF Otis Smith. who with her mother.
two brothers, and a sister survive.
j. ". Carroll. tho Maurertown miller.
died there to-day Of pneumonia, aged
sixty-three years He was a Confederate
veteran. and IS survived by a wife and
several children.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-01
hundreds of chicl.ens crcmated.

Special 70 The Washington Herald
Hagerstown, Nd. March 5l.-Fire this
afternoon destroyed the large frame barn
OF Aaron X MCGraw, a poultry fancier.
at Hallway. three miles south Of Hagers-
town. Several hundred young chickens
were also burned. In addition, 500 eggs
in course Of incubation We're DESTROYED.
His loss is partially covered By insur-
ance. Fire is believed 10 have started
from one OF the breeders.
The Washington herald., 1909-04-01
- Re.tow -. Of Honor.

SPECIAL n TIE Washington Herald.
Lynchburg. Va, March SL-The Old
Dominion Chapter. United Daughters OF
Confederacy, is arranging for the be-
sIOWal OF crosses Of honor on June Is.
the anniversary OF the battle Of Lynch
burg II Is not beIived there are many
veterans or descendants II veterans here
abouts who are stiu entitled 10 these
crosses
The Washington herald., 1909-04-01

SPECIAL 70 The Washington Herald.
Cumberland. Nd. March 21-John P
Lamb. Of Luray. Va. who Is now engaged
in the drug business at Winchester, Va.
was married here this evening TO Miss
Esther Milburn Wise, daughter Of Silas
". Wise. at the home OF the bride. by
Rev. Edward Hayes. of the Center Street
Methodist Church.