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Evening journal., 1909-03-11
LEGAL NOTICES

New Castle County. IS;
Cause OF PartuoM
In re: Real Estate Of
Margaret Butler. Deceased.
In pursuance OF an order OF the Cham
cellor IN the above cause. made the four
teenth day of September. A. u. 1905. all
persons having any lien or liens Affecting
the interest OF estate OF Sarah J. New
ton, Mary a. McClay, Louis @ Cum-
Minis. Martin r.. Butler. Cloud Butler,
salina West Margaret Culp, Mary Carr,
Sarah Boise. Catharine Clark William
Cummins and Clcstine Cummins OF eth
er OF them, IN the lands and premises 20
which thu said cause relates, are hereby
notified 90 hle a petition setting forth
the nature and amount OF the same IN
tho Office OF the Register IN Chancery for
New Castle County. TEN DAYS before
the fourth Monday In March, A. ID. 1900.
and to appear and prove said lien or
liens az the ensuing term Of the Court.
bfore the rising OF the Court on the third
day OF the term.
THOMAS DAVIS. Trustee.
Wilmington, Delaware, February 3. 1909.
f41E-I1f
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n REGG GOODWIN. TIN AND SHEET
" Iron Worker. Roofing and Repair
ing Heater Work a Speciality. S3e Ship
ley ST. Bell Phone. 4Ss. fls-im
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so HOME-RAISED
CATTLE

Twenty-Five Mich Cows. some with calf
by their side, few milking. balance
heavy mixers. Is head OF Stock Bulls, q
thoroughbred Guenseys, balance DUR
ham, Holstein and Jersey stock. the ball
ance are one and two year old Heifers,
Any one in need Of Horses. Colts, Mules
or Cattle, can get suited, as they, are
well-bred, and goo, prospects and al
cept four. II there Is anything wrong
with any Of the horses 7 will tell YOU
on daN Of sale. must be as represented;
Two Brood Sows will soon be in pfOit.
Also. a lot OF second d-hand Buggies.
Farm Wagon, in good order; Few new
Buggies and Runabouts. new Sleighs,
lot OF Blankets. at beginning Of sale
p. S. VIII sell cattle in the morning,
horses in the afternoon. il very stormy,
will sell on the nth, Wednesday. Come
early and spend the day with US. Also.
any one needing Cord Wood. Lumber or
Bridge Plank can leave orders day or
sale as we have saw mill in woods. =.
TERMS OF SALE:--An sums OF 5000
and under Cash: on all sums over that
amount a credit OF Six Months Will be
given by purchaser giving. a bankahle
added, or per cent. or for cash;
W. S. BURRlS.
r. r. CANN. Clerk. mills
DUBLIC SALE-THE SUBSCRIBER
1 WIN sell at the old Richardson
homestead. known as Ashley. opposite
Richardson Park on the Newport and
stanton Trolley, about one mile from
'''' MONDAY. MARCH Is. 1909,
at 10 o'clock a. m,
Household goods. farm stock and imple-
ments, among which are chamber
suites. beds bedding. carpets, etc, in
cluding Walnut sidcboard. sofa and
chairs. extension table. writing desk. also
some fine antique pieces as follows: Ma
hogany Bookcases. Weaver Parlor organ,
/ Mahogany Sofa. Rockers. Parlor Cabinet.
and other antique articles, pictures. china
namenfs, refrigerator. lard press, stained
glass window stoves. cooking utensils.
/ fine lot OF books 80 volumes Harper S
Magazines, bound in leather; also three
/ 1ne rifles. two birding guns and lot OF
pistols, some OF which are antique.
Stock and Implements. No. !. ''ARBN'
la fine sorrel driving horse suitable for
"A lady. No. .. DAISY BELLE" a large
bay driving mare. Two Guernsey Cows,
one well-broken. Billy Goat, two-seai
nice rubber tire runabout two buggies,
three good farm wagons, handy wagon,
Dearborn wagon, rollers. moving ma
| chimes. Bradley corn planter, sulkey, cul-
tivators. spring tooth harrows drag har-
row. potato digger. weeder, hay letter
hay rake. wheat fan. corn marker, corn
shelter seed sower. ploWs. shOvcls, forks
etc. Set fine light harness, Deerborr
harness, new; , sets stage harness. new
collars. brides. saddles, ny nets, Buffalo
conditnos of sale-On all sums OF
twenty-five dollars and under will be
cash. over that amount a credit OF three
Giving a bankable note with approved
fndorser with interest added.
ESTHER w. BRINGHUEST-
W. A. HUkILL. Auct me-s-l0-ll-l2-l3-l
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strap buggy harness, 80 stable blankets
ana a lot OF new wagon harness.
Gentlemen. come for dinner Horses
sold exceptionally low at my last horse
sale. / sold them and viii do it again
Will entertain YOU any day by appoint
ment Have Twenty-Five horses on hand
at all times-selling horses is my busi-
ness and my pleasure. Come and see me
before purchasing. Horses guaranteed as
represented or money refunded / am
selling every day and l want to sell you
one
sixty DAYS credit
Don't forget your fertilizer I can sell
as good goods as a local dealer at the
lowest price. Get my prices.
JOHN r.. O'NEAr.
Ellis Hicks. Clerk. mt-6-S-e-1O-i II
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PUBLIC SALES
PUBLIC SALE
-OF HORSES


on my Golden Hillf farm Mt. Cuba, Del
on FRIDAY. MARCH l.. 1909,
10 head OF Horses of every description.
All young and among them some line
brood mares. | have purchased from Y.
g. |. Gas & Coal Co. Of Philadelphia. is
head OF fine. young work chunks-the
kind for farm work.
This company buys no horses less than
5000. They buy no horses without being
tried and they use them no longer than
three years ] will sell them 10 you on
trial-an opportunity 20 buy a good Horse
at a reasonable figure. ] Will also have
lot OF good Western Horses shipped by
Paul Connolly. the largest Eastern ship
per. pair Of 2-year-old mare mules,
pair OF large sorrels. Weighing $500 lbs
and quick and fne lockers about u TO IA
years old. I pair of large young gray
horses several young bay geldings and a
lot Of grays, some young and sound, 9TH
ers young and a little sore. also King
Mont the trotter. has gone mile in
307-large and strong and afraid Of
nothing.
Durham stock Bulls. about 200 lbs.
apiece 4 sets OF nickel-mountcd, single
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"Gu South BY Sea-

Merchants and Miners Trans. Co.
Steamers Philadelphia to gavannah.
A most delightful route to Georgia,
Florida, Alabama and all Southern
points.
Low Fares and Excellent Service.
Through tickets on sale from VIII
rnington. Del. Call on nearest Ticket
Agent or for booklet address City
Ticket Office. 105 5. Ninth ST., Phil
adelnhia. Pa
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.OR SALE Or RENT

A valuable water-power Milling Plant.
at Greenbank. Del Splendid location. on
n macadamlzed road three miles from
Wilmington. Del. B. A. %. r.. II. close
to mill door. water-power unfailing. ca
pacity 70 barrels feed buhr attachment,
equipped with up-to-date flour and feed
machinery. mansion house; three tenant
houses new barn, IS acres OF land, power
generated for electric or other service,
have from l75 TO 200 horsepower. For
m4-eod-lmo
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The Royal Academy of England was
founded in 1868. The building, in Lon
don, in the Renaissance style, was
erected by Sinking in lse7-s9.
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To Build Another Apartment.

The property at Delaware avenue and
West street, formerly owned by Paul
Bright, has been purchased by J. J.
Pierce. It is said that the property
will be converted into an apartment
house.
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Msntinn of Ro,uIers.

A meeting OF the Wilmington AS
sociation of the National Bowling As
sociation win be held at the Casino
Bowling Alleys at No. S29 Market
at Z p. m. this evening. All members
are requested to be present.
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ROOMS FOR RENT.

n IRARD-S06, So7 AND SOC RACE ST.
VI Philadelphia. Rooms 35c. s5c. SOC.
Gentlemen only. al-lv
T. OR RENT-NEWLY FURNISHED
Il rooms for gentlemen. with or with
out board. All conveniences. n. w. Cor.
eth and Lombard. f2s-tf
EOR RENT-THREE ROOMS IN NEW-
Il port DEL tho second house on the
left going IN from Wilmington. Apply
to MRS. EDWARD IIIMSWORTH.
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heavy and light draft, general purpose,
farm chunks and drivers. weighing from
900 TO I 900 pounds Among the lot are
several close mated teams OF dapple
grays and bays.
This is an extra good lot OF horses, ccre-
fully selected, and guaranteed to be as
represented. or your money returned.
Secondhand horses taken I'm exchange
Also several pairs OF mules suitable for
farm work. =
Sixty days credit.
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q '3slSTIFl94;;'S:{A||
q! 3 a. + \ \ l y ], E . q
SiSlEI.:4.11s

An easy way TO keep an ac-
count of your income and eX-
penditures is to deposit the
former with this Company and
pay the latter by cheque. Your
cheque book will be the only
one you win have to Keep, as
it win always show what you
hays. received and paid out.
We viii balance your pass
book every month if desired
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BANKRUPT SALE

d D1ANSRUPTs sKLE-oN SATURDAY,
ID March 18th. 1909. AZ ten o'clock A..
NJ, will be sold az prblio Auction at the
Court House. Wilmington Delaware, the
outstanding book-accounts. leases and the
corporate franchise Of W. S. Hoffman
Company. Terms.-Cash.
For information apply TO
WILMINGTON TRUST COMPANY,
mist Trustee In Bankruptcy.
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SecurityTruSt&
Safe DepOSitCO.
S. W. Cor. 9Th & Market Streets
GUARDIAN NAMED I'm WILL

The practice of nomina-
ing by will the Guardian
of minor children is to be
very much commended.
Such nominations will be
confirmed by formal ap-
pOintment of the Orphans
Court unless reasons to
the contrary be shown.
This company will ae-
cept appointments in this
manner and faithfully
carry out the directions
contained in the will and
perfom the duties imposed
by law.
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EoR SAIE-rHREE NEW THREE
4 story mansard light brick houses,
Nos. 140l-3-5 West Second street, near
BroOme street, containing nine rooms
and BATH all modern improvements.
front and back porchos, gas and electric
lights, cement cellars under whole house.
Apply JAMES TIBBITr, 1oS $. Dupont
street. Both phones. m6-eod- lmo
I1OR SALE-TWO THREE-STORY
up-to-date houses, f05 and 407 West
Twentieth street, near Boulevard. hot wa
ter heat. sanitary plumbing. cement cell
lar and walks, first-class In every par
tlcular. Apply
GEO. II. CORNELL.
n,s-q-i1-l3 403 w 10Th st.
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DIRECTORS

Benjamin NieIds, William j. McClsry.
Vim. P. Bancroft, Samuel G. Simmons,
Ecnry +. Dure. James B. CIsrkson,
DR.. j. h. Chandler. Jonn S. RoSscll,
j. Davis Sisler, L. Scott Tewnsend,
Chas. B. Evans. John NJ. McndinhaII.
DR.. Willard Springer.
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REAL ESTATE.
GEO. TURNER,
REAI ESTATE FOR SALE on REM

Tor SALE or RENT-1Ii5 PENNSYi.-
Il vania avenue. rooms and bath. front
porch hard wood noorsi heater. Brand
new house, viii rent or sell cheap. Apply
j. and n. Kennedy, iol Ford Building.
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PROPOSALS.

Court House and Postofhce Bldg.s at
Wilmington. Delaware.
9 EALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RI
- ceived at this building until O'Clock
u. m. March 18th. 1909. for furnishing
fuel lights water. ice. miscelianeodvs
supplies washing towels hauling asher.
and sprinkiing streets for this buudlnk
during tho fiscal year ending June 10 iSlN
or such portion OF the year as may b.
deemed advisable. The right 10 reject any
and ali bids IS reserved BY The Treasury
ns.n David s. Clark. Custodian.
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REMOVAL.

GEO. w. QUINN. NJ. D..
has moved his Institute of Osteo-
pathy to the DUPONT Bldg. Hours
9 to II and 2 to 5. Saturday 9 to
II. Evenings by appointment.
January 1sth. u.
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PUBLIC SALE
4 AT KLAIR's BAZAAR.
on SATURDAY. MARCH IS,

at 1890 o'clock.
70 head OF Horses, Of all description. 1
car load from Pennsylvania, to be sold
for high dollar ] car load from Mary
land TO be sold for high dollar. 10 good
Cows, fresh and springer, from Mary
land
Horses at sale every day. Sale every
Saturday.
w II. KLAIR.
Bazaar. Eighth and Tatnall SITS.
MIDST Wilmington. Del
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WANTED

xxf1NTEb@ HMoUNT or
w money Second mortgage preferred
Address. H-i4, This once. mott
kTANrED-TO BORROW 800 ONE
W year. g per cent. Safe investment.
Address, n, Evening Journal mi0-2t
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PUBLIC SALES
/ .ARGE PUBLIC SALE
VALuARLE STOCK.

WIN be sold at Bear station. Delaware
Railroad.
ON TUESDAY. MARCH 18TH. 1909
At 800 o'clock, A M Sharp.
The following described Personal Prop
crty .to-wt
FIFTY HEAD HOME-RAIsEp
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AND FOUND

( 0ST~LADfEs' GOLD WATCH AND
II chain in hand bag with money. Re-
turn TO No. e22 East Seventeenth street
and receive liberal reward. ml0-2t
+ OST-A ROUND. GOLD LOCKET,
II Wednesday, March 10th. Initials,
r.. S. on one side and design OF Iris on
jackson st.. or phone ID. a. A. 1894. Del
marvia 154i. mll-lt
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kOR SALE

ANfN of1AA1
EoR SH1E~SToCK AND FfXTURfs
OF drug store at 302 King street
including z cases; bottle cases; I pair
OF counter scales; closets. | prescrip-
tion counter with corresponding cases.
nickel trimmings. i Diamond Dye case;
Munyon's case. 1 desk; bottles and
stock. Everything 70 bo sold at once and
at a big reduction.
NORA V. BENDLE.
sog King street Pharmacist.
m6-6t
EOR SALE-AIRSDALE TERRIERS.
FELL's, fth and Shipley. fi6-lm
= OR sALE-s MICH cows. i40s
Il Maryland Ave. w. J. JOHNSON.
m5-5t
EOR SALE-IRON COT AND NAT
Il trcss. also 3-burner gas stove. all
nearly new and in good condition. Mrs
Roy Sharpe. 1006 Adams st. ID. and A.
Phone 2isoD. m9-t
Tor sALE-GOOD POTATO PLANT
cr corn marker. pair OF double trees
good condition. for the want Of use. For
Information apply Mrs. Frank PaschaiL
Holly Oak. Del. m9-3t
EOR SALE-SALE ~ REMINGTON
4 typewriter. Good condition. Win
sell cheap. A snap FOR some one. Adj
dress TYPEWRITER, care Evening
Journal.
rSOR SALE Q MICH COWS. 1905
4 Maryland Ave. W. J. JOHNSON.
mii-1t.
TSOR SALE-ciGAR AND CONTEC-
tionary store. 5. w. Cor. 5th and
LOMBARD. lll-ot
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FOR SALE
FOR SALE

MARCH OR APRIL 18TH
20 and 6oI w. 10th St, new, modern
800 w. 22nd ST., 10 rooms, modern.
7ol n. Harrison ST., z rooms modern.
il2-50i-5O1 and sol Franklin ST., modern.
n. IL. Cor. ith and Dupont Sts., suitable for
business place
S07 w. 9th St. s rooms. hot water heat.
iO3 w. Sth St, Is rooms, suitable for
apartment
n w. Cor Sycamore and Van Buren
Sts.. suitable for business
SG3 Pine ST.. s rooms. modern.
bi1 ~. Sth St, rooms, modern
IA and 6o3 r. 10th St, rooms. modern.
10 acre farm, near Ccntroville, sell or
trade
IS acre farm, near Mt. Cuba.
Holyoak, roomed house, city conVen-
ioucc.
Richardson Park. house rooms, city con-
venicncc
Eismerc. house rooms. large lot.
Cedars. house rooms, large lot
Many Investment properties.
.. q. GOODEN.
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Read THE EVENING JOURNAL.
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BUYERS GUIDE

BUYERS GUIDE
OF WILMINGTON.
Dependable Houses. Shop by Phone.
c. ENSENAT
Direct Importer OF
Pure Spanish Olive OIL.
w. 9TH Street, Sd Floor.
D. & A. Phone 2765A. Wilmington, Del.
fe0-1m
n REGG GOODWIN. TIN AND SHEET
VI Iron Worker. Roofing and Repair
ing. Heater Work a Speciality. S3e Ship
ley st. Bell Phone. 4Ss. fis-im
VTTANTED %sToRE FIXTURES
w ID hand :s;;:::. e !;;:s 81: t. ~
Furniture e ehSS. .sS pa.i.e ayFL9sSr ss.,sT,
w NJ. Il. WILLIAMS co.
S2l orange st. Roofing. SpoutnE and
hsaung. Metal and composition roofing.
bot Air heytirg and ventiiatine Repair
Ing promptly done. Phones. a2s-iy
A AUToM.o1IILEs FOR RENT At THE
= BRADFORD Co. Delaware Ave. &
Tetnall sts. wiminEton. Del. n2s-em
pooAfs PAPERED FROM $3.50 UP. 10
~ per cent. on. Scraping and sizing
free NJ. ARsiir. ioa Z. end 50; is5s s
w ANTEp--A BUYER FOR PIANO.
W Iron Safe, Roll-top Desk, and good
secondhand stoves. c. S. HURLOCK.
Seventh and Poplar SIS. os0-em
HELP WANTED-MALE
INIANTEnSHBLE-BoBfED MEN BE
" tween ages 10 and 35 for Y. 8. Ma
rine Corps. Must be nntive born or have
IAcfilcnf a
see the world. Good pay. Clothing. ra-
tons. quarters, medical attendance free.
lCRUlTlNG STATION. Post once Build
ing Wilmington. Del ml-2'
Il ARM-S0 ACRES. STOCK AND
tools Sinsle man, properly recom-
mended, good opportunity 70 either
farm or truck Apply to DAVID DGUL-
DEN, New Castle, Del fll-im
NH1ANTED-RA1fNVA MAIL CLERKS.
w Salary $500 20 N.4oO. No "layOffs.'
Examination IN Wilmington, May 18TH.
Common education sufficient Candidates
prepared free. Write Immediately for full
particulars. FRANKLIN INSTITUTE,
I Dept 77s Rochester. ~ " mf-g7,
VVANTED-FIRsr-CLAss cARRIAGll
w painter COOLING CARRIAGE
WORKS. Fourth and French. mist
! XHTANTED-JOB COMPOSITOR, ONE
w who can set manuscript copy.
steady work. Address A. p, journal
----.--
HELP WANTED-FEMALE
| XK1ANTED = TWO ENPERIENCEp
w girls for variety store. one girl fOi
chiids nurse. 221 King St mll-3
SITUATIONS WANTED.
III HNTifD~SfTTAT As FSARA
w manager, best OF reference. Address
CT, journal Office. me-6t
LOST AND FOUND
Z 0sT~LADIEs GOLD WATCH AM
II chain ia hand bag with money. Re
turn TO No. e22 East Seventeenth stree
and receive liberal reward. ml0-2t
T OST-A ROUND, GOLD LOCKE1
II Wednesday, March 10Th. Initials
f. s., on one side and design OF Iris o
, the other. Reward II returned TO 800
jackson st., or phone ID. a. A. 1884. Del
marvia 154l mll-lt
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-01-28

examinations in the state capital
where they can be under the imme-
diate eye of the governor. The
general opinion seems to be that the
capital is the proper place for them
all and that this session will put
them there.
The senate two-cent rate bill has
passed the senate and the house
two cent rate bill has passed the
house, and then the members
adjourned to 60 home and see what
their constituents think of the pro-
position before conference on the
bills is called. The idea has taken
hold OF some of the wise ones that it
may be the railroads are the ones
pushing the two-cent rate bill and
working for its passage, although if
they are their work is so smooth as
to not cause ripple on the surface.
But it seems il the two cent rate bill
is passed it will at once put a stop
to the present legal proceedings in
the United States court to enforce
the rate of two and one half cent
made by the railroad commissioner
under the railroad laws passed at
the last session, and the companies
would then resist the new law and it
would take about two years to get a
decision from the courts upon that
law and the present law three cents)
would be in effect all that term, and
further the best posted believe that
a two. cent rate would be declared
unrenumerative in the end by the
courts and then the three cent rate
would stand until another session Of
the legislature when a two and
half cent rate could again be passed.
Between the promises to the people
of the two cent rate and the proba-
bility of its being invalidated by the
courts the present majority in the
legislature is between two fires and
does not know which way to jump.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-01-28

S b 80, Anderson Relating to
the setting of prairie fires.
S B 90, Anderson-Fixing the
time wherein town officers shall
qualify.
S b 81, Andrews Relating to the
hours for closing saloons.
S b 81, Ewert-For protection of
hotel keepers.
5 b %, Ewert- Providing for
deficiency levy of two mills in 1909
and 1910
5 b "a, Ewert Amending section
2247, chapter q, laws of 1908.
SB 90, Goodsell Providing indie
terminate sentences for convicts.
S B 96, Williamson-New text
book law.
S b 81, Goodsell--Authorizing the
state board Of charities and correc-
tions and the warden Of the peniten-
tiary, and the superintendent of the
training school at Plankinton to
allow to the dependent families of
prisoners and inmates, or to such
prisoners and inmates share of the
earnings of such prisoners and in
mates.
S b 80, Rowe-To construct an
experimental farm at Cottonwood.
s B 80, Highly-To provide new
buildings at soldiers home.
Mrs. r. E. Grimshaw YVES appoint
ed as clerk and sworn In.
senate-Fifteenth Day.
Opening.
Upon motion of Byrne which
carried the senate proceeded to vote
upon United States senator.
Tobin nominated Coe /. Crawford
and had many seconds.
Hitchcock nominated Andrew E.
Lee, seconded by all democrats.
The president signed HJR1.
Tbs following bills were intro
ducad.
$ B 100, Laurson Locating
Continued on page a
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-01-28
Senate-TweIfth Day

40 ana De damned IL you don't.
Senate-TweIfth Day.
Opening.
Report OF house and senate con
ference committee fixing compensa
ton of chief clerk Of house and sec
rotary of senate at $1,0S0 wal
adopted.
S B 35-Providing for headlight,
of 1900 candle power on locomotive,
passed.
S b 25-Which provides for max
imum express charges, passed.
81 II IA joint resolution relat
ing to waterways, passed.
81 r Asking congress to cal
a convention to propose an amend.
ment to the federal constitution for
the prohibition of polygamous cohab.
itation, passed.
S b 10-Establishing standard
forms for life insurance companies,
passed.
S B 7S--Relating to the organ.
ization of Perkins and Harding coun.
ties, passed.
Bills introduced.
S B "a, MCPHERSON Defining and
providing punishment for larceny
from cyanide mills and plants.
S B IS, Nyquist-Es Establishing
highways to avoid bridges.
S B SO, Notwithstanding the
votes of stock holders in corpora.
tions.
The president signed house bill 81
and it was delivered to the governor.
Senate-FourteenthD Day.
Opening.
The committee on rules reported
and its report was adopted.
Bills introduced:
S b 81, Hitchcock--Amendment
to rape and abduction laws.
S b So, Curtiss Amendment 10
laws fixing the fees Of shsriRs.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1909-01-28

AS one as the leaders told us it was
clearly case of abe damned if you
do and be damned if you don't"
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1909-04-29
MANNERS BROS,

noa,er> in Produce and Poultry w. h'gnii
cav. ,.,rgc, price paid for hides ana
pcl,> Pine street
,xrvIocK NORTH or sew =. o.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1909-04-23
LEADING LADY STARTS
"ROUGHHOUSE" IN HOTEL.

CINCINNATI, o., April H.-Bonita,
leading lady with the Wine. Women and
Song" company, which went to pieces
here yesterday at the Walnut street the
atre, was arrested in her room at the
Sinton hotel early today. after a fight
with the hotel clerk, and was locked up in
a police cell. Bonita was charged with
disorderly conduct
After languishing two hours in the cell
Bonita was released. This morning when
her case was called in police court she
failed to appear, having skipped to New
York, 1t is said, on an early train. A fine
of five dollars and costs was assessed
against her and 1t was paid by her at
torney
Previous to the arrest a desperate fight
took place in an elevator of the hostelry
between the woman, who was armed with
hatpin and Night Clerk William Het-
Itch, Jr., and Waterman Adam Matz. Both
Hetlich and Mats were severely stabbed
during the scuffe, and a physician had
to be summoned to dress their wounds.
The trouble started when the woman
tried to order drinks from the bar after
midnight.
Bonita started a commotion in the hall
way and guests. panic stricken. rushed
from their rooms.
Several patrolmen were summoned to
the hotel and Bonita was taken to the
police headquarters in a patrol wagon.