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Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-15
LOCAL


s. A Butler declares that peopel are tired
OF Solid Three" and engineer offers services
gratis to watch expenditures on roads.
Three demurrers filed by Los Angeles Gas
officials are overrued and defendants are
ordered to plead to charges of rebating on
Tuesday.
r. j. Austin. said to have confessed to
stealing auto of M \. Hamburger to take
friends on 10y" ride, will plead Monday
Judge Waldo M. York and the Los Ange-
les delegation show Seattle how busy Los
Angeles is today.
Veterans at Sawtelle Soldiers home de-
clare that. fruit raised there is sold without
proper accounting; Gov. Cochranes resigna-
tion demanded
state convention of pharmacists closed
with Yesterdays session at symphony hall.
Mayor Mott of Oakland congratulates Los
Angeles over consolidation with San Pedro.
Harbor commission takes first steps to
open San Pedro port and to make highways
of Los Angeles county arteries for com
merce.
Woman believed to be Anita b, Stewart is
fatally injured in fall while alighting from
street car.
Precinct clubs petition Mayor Alexander TO
be candidate for reelection.
Councilman Lyon opposed for reelection
by two men OF same name.
Pearl necklace valued at $4,000 stolen
from Mrs. e. IT Earl.
Mrs. Gertrude Driggs sentenced to hVe
years in san Quentin.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-15
ExoRBITANT CHARGES SHOWN

The local freight between San Pedro and Los Angeles Ill
addition to being the that between San Diego and Los An
the American Hawaiian line adds in
its through tariffs Hawaiian shipments above the rate to the ia
That is, the Southern Pacfic regards e rate
San PEDRO h Les Angeles as rendered the shipper equal
value the delivery from the istmus OF ehuaePec
o Honolulu . 80
The resolution adopted by the harbor commission starts move
nen to change present situation to more key 10 induce
commerce flow through Pedro and Wilmington harbors ana
supplemented the plans giving automobile truck conpet
the opportunities not only into Los Angeles pu event
ualy throughout the valleys of Southern California u
The resolutions the commission adopted are as 1ooWe'
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-15
FOREIGN

prove unsuccessful and explosion takes place.
killing two men and injuring forty persons,
Japan Is visited by severe earthquake
and many buildings collapsed and many
persons believed killed
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-15
MORE INFORMATION SOUGHT

The resolution seeking establish trunk highways which shall
tcnd tb usefulness harbor into adjacent counties makes
Fleming communicate with roadDudg
al II the Southern California counties formulate with them
nan bv which auto vehicle facilities be utilized by orange
to the seaport , :fo,a4;o,
Secretary Fleming been collecting autotruck information
from ali na of the world leads the harbor commission to
believe that of road building is on 1t should be paned
70 hermit the most feasible of freight vehicles
The calls the resolution
for equitable local freight the situation in which San
Pedro and Wilmington being Disseminated against by having
imposed identical with the rate from San Diego TO he
Angeles although the distance IS twenty-five miles from od
Pedro and Us miles from San Diego -.
Last weeks cargo discharges OF the M % e oos
was CONSIGNED to Los Angeles being delivered in the heart OF the
H. de harbOr
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-15
TIE NEWS SUMMARY
FORECAST

For Los Angeles and vicinity: Fair
Sunday; light southwest wind. Maxi
mum temperature yesterday, rs de-
orees; minimum, SIS degrees.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-15
EASTERN

Atlantic batteship fleet is engaged in
maneuvers under rough conditions off Vir-
ginia capes.
Massachusetts will hold record of organ
izing first volunteer balloon corps of world.
Body of striker who killed in attack
on troops at McKee's Rocks is escorted to
Pittsburg, Pa. by over 5000 men. who have
quit work.
National committeeman of Texas has grie-
vance against Tafts summer home because
he is forced to eat Boston beans at lunch
counter.
Ten persons killed and fifty injured many
of them fatally, in train wreck near Pueblo,
Colo.
Cen T. A. Bingham, former head of the
New York police department says possible
graft totals millions.
Mimic war is being conducted in Massa
chusetts to see how strong are defenses
for city of Boston.
President Taft selects 200 census supervis-
ors but owing to delay in signing comms7
sions names will not be announced until to-
day
President of Louisville & Nashville railroad
takes issue with writer who declared stock
Is "largey water"
Woman whose baby is menaced by drunk
en- grandsire seizes revolver and shoots old
man dead.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-15
COAST

Mayor of Oakland elected president of the
California State Realty federation, which
has been in convention in Oakland.
Superintendent Witten at Spokane issues
rules for guidance of winners of land in
reservations in northwest for selection of
tracts
Court refuses to release aged millionaire,
William Bradbury, from Marin county Jail.
Boy bank robbers in Santa Clara conceal
parentage, but boast Of plans to carry ON
criminal campaign of sensational nature.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1909-05-14
AuditinQ School Books.

Andrew J. Wasgatt, auditors
county examiner, came up from Du.
luth yesterday to commence the
work of auditing the books and &C.
counts of School District No. 22,
prior to the turning OF same over to
N. A. Holmer, clerk of the Indepen.
dent School District of Virginia.
Aside from an examination of
these books and accounts by the
state examiner some two or three
years ago the books of the district
have never, 90 far as we know, been
given an official examination, and
the newly elected Board of Educa-
tion of the Independent School Dis
trict felt that a full accounting
should be made prior to receiving
the funds aud accounts aud trans
ferring the same to the newly Great
ed district.
Mr.. Wasgatt's report will likely
be submitted later and given Off
cial publication, that the tax.payers
and voters of the district may<know
his findings, and his recommends:
tions as to improvements in system
If found necessary.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1909-05-14
DROWNED IN vERMlllON RIVER.
Jo6e Nioqceea Meets Death in the
TreoCherous Stream Through
Overturni0q of Canoe.

Vveftue0a09 OF canoe.
Bert Brosvich, a homesteader in
the Crane Lake district, arrived in
the city Tuesday evening with news
of the finding of the body of John
Vingreen, another ~homesteader in
that section, who was drowned a
short distance below Buyck's place
on Sunday. afternoon through the
overturning of his canoe.
In the canoe with him at the time
of the accident was his wife, who
caught and held onto the overturn-
ed craft in the icy waters for two
hours before succor arrived.
The deceased was a Polander, and
had resided on his claim for some
four years. On the day of the &C.
cident he had been to the neighbor-
hood store at Buyck's to purchase a
supply of provisions for the sum.
mer, aud ON the return trip his craft
ran onto a rock near the foot of the
first rapids below Buyck's. The
body was not recovered until Tues
day, being found a considerab BILE
distance down river.
Mr.: Brosvich left Buyck's at FIVE
o'clock in the afternoon for Orr sta.
tion on the Rainy Lake, making the
twenty two mile trip in the dark in
six hours. He returned Wednesday
accompanied by Undertaken Giles
pie, who took charge of the burial.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1909-05-14
Let Contracts for improvements.

The Virginia Light & Water Com.
pany yesterday closed a contract
with E. w. Van Akin, of Baraboo
Wis, for the sinking of an eight
inch we'll for additional water sup
ply to depth of $50 feet, and has
also closed a contract this week
with James Sampson for the erec'
ton of necessary additions to their
power house at price of approx
imately $500.
With this addition to their source
of water supply the company feels
that it will be placed in condition
to care for the needs of Virginia
for ali time. Work on these i'm.
provements will be commenced al
once.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1909-05-14
Suicide Attempt Proves Futile.

Gust julie, a well-known bartender
who has been employed in Virginia
tor several years, on Monday morn
ing attempted suicide in the city
Jail, where he had been taken upon
his own solicitation, first trying to
hang himself with necktie which
broke and later slashing his throat
with pocket knife, cutting the
wind-pipe and inflicting wounds
which for a time were feared to be
fatal, but the man was removed to
the Lenont hospital and late reports
indicate that his recovery is prac.
tically assured.
julie is single man, about forty
Eve years of age, and the deed was
committed at the close of q protract
ed spree.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1909-05-14
Hanna Will Eater Shipping List.

Under the direction of Superin-
tendent Hendricks of the Consum.
er's Ore Company the Hanna mine,
in the Mt. Iron district, is again ac-
tive, stripping on the property be-
ing resumed a week since. The
mine will be placed in shape to en-
ter the shipping list this season, it
being the intention to forward, an
initial shipment OF 10000 tons.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1909-05-14
Beqins Erection of Commission Hous,

BEGINS Erection OF Commission House
A. DeNoble, who for the past four
teen years has been the range>rep-
resentative of the Fitzsim IONS Der
rig Co., of Duluth, on Monday com.
menced work on the construction
Of a 50x12O foot brick building, two
stories and basement, just east of
the Missabe depot, for the accom-.
mediation of his proposed range
wholesale commission house.
Mr.. DeNoble enjoys a wide &C.
quaintance and extensive business
associations on the ranges, and the
new venture will doubtless prove a
pleasing success. He expects the
new building to be in readiness for
occupancy in about sixty days.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1909-05-14
Church.

Morning service at 1880 O'Clock,
Subject, Accomplishments of the Sea.
con"
Eveuingss service ~ at 7:30. O'clock
e9abject, How God isWorking These
Modern Times."
All are cordially invited.
+. 6. CLA1KsPastor.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1909-05-14

4
similar permit was issued to Gust
Pehrson for, use of alley in the rear
Of his building on lot 80, block 80
for the installat ton of waterworks.
A petition from residents OF Wal.
nut street between Wyoming and
|'Mesaba avenues for the extension
of the water system 90 az to do
away with the dead end at that
point, was received and referred to
committee.
Applications for the position of
|dog:catci,er and poundmaster were
received from Ole Johnson, c. N
Jackson and Ora Thayer, an infor-
NAL ballot for the; position result
in9 a. follows: r
Ole Johnson-4.I
Orr Thsyer-1. J
D. Is. Cuppernulf-l.
"A formal ballot: for the position
showed 5 votes for. M. Johnson and
lvote for Mr.. >Cuppernull. and the
president declared Mr.. johnson
elected. The salary of the position
,was fixed by resolution at .$75 per
month. =
The proposed vacation of q por.
ton Of Lake Boulevard, az desired
by the Light 4 Water Company,
came up for reconsideration, and a
value of $3.50 was placed upon the
strip in the resolution vacating the
same.
The committee on fire and fire de-
partment recommended an increase
in the salary of FIRE Chief Thayer
from $50 to $125 per month, owing to
the increased duties placed on that
official by the provisions of the Or
dinauce regulating the position of
electric inspector, which position
he file in addition to his duties as
chief engineer of the FIRE depart
ment. The recommendation met
with approval and resolution COW
ering the point will be up at next
meeting, the increase in salary to
commence from May lst.
The garbage can question, which
was settled at the previous meeting
by the passage of a motion to award
the contract for 500 cans at $203
each and 500 cans at 1924 each to J.
Gilbert Taylor, manager of the
hardware department of the Vir-
ginia Store Co., was reopened thro'
the presence of representative of
the American Can Company, who
addressed the council on the mer-
ito and demerits and price of the
cans selected as compared with the
cans and prices submitted on his
wares by Farweli, Ozmun, Kirk &
Co.. contending that the American
can was not only superior in many
respects but thatin the purchase of
the cans at the price offered by this
house the city would book a saving
-of $435O0. No resolution covering a
contract for these cans had been
passed, and the clerk was upon mo-
ton instructed to re advertise for
bids for the furnishing to the city
of 1000 cans or more, not less than
Is nor more than 10 inches in diam.
eter, rs inches high. This action
will make the can question mid
surumer problem, az bids cannot be
received for them until late in June.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1909-05-14
Musical cad Literary Entertainment

lowing excellent program to pre-
sent before the people OF Virginia
on Thursday evening next. May 20,
at the Opera House. The much
talked of; contest is drawing to a
close; aud the ladies ask your pa
tience and your patronage. This is
to be a musical treat, and the ladies
present it to the public feeling sure
of its appreciation.
PROGRAM:
l. String Quartz Maxurka,
Mazuete.
lot Violin -Mr. "A: +. Schneider.
2nd Violin-Miss Margaret Muir.
ply.
Cellist-Miss Bessie Murphy.
'Harpist-Miss Josephine Murphy
2. Violin Solo. Selected
Mr.. Joel E. Hanson.
g. Vocal Solo. my Heaven is In
Your Eyes," Al H. Wilson.
Mr.. Henry Devine.
4. Cafmena-V0cal w WaltZ. II. Lane
Wilson.
Miss Bessie Murphy.
IS. Hungarian Dance. Michiels
String Quartette.
Miss Murphy and Mr.. Schneider.
1NrBRM1ss1oN.
l. Vocal Solo. "You Don't Know
What He Wrote on My Slate"
Audrey Kingsbury.
Little Miss Helen Gillmor.
2. Reading. "Aunt Sophronia Ia
Der at the Opera"
Mrs. Ruth Trimble.King.
3. Vocal Solo. "Annje Laurie,
With String Accompaniment.
Miss Bessie Murphy.
L. Cornet Solo,. Selected
Mr.: Louis n. Osborn.
s. La Ralome. S. DeYradie,
sStriug Quartette.
'i1isses Murphy and Mr.. Schneider
| oPrices-Adults, 50 cents; schoo
children, q cents.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-07-03
CARTWRIGHT,

Cartwright, July There will be
no church services at Cartwright Sun
day except Sunday school at the
usual hour. .s.s
Rev. p. d. Gardner moved up to
camp at the camp meeting grounds
Wednesday. He went alone. His wife
and daughter remained at home.
Fred Kile brought out a load of
lumber Thursday for L. D. Rousseau's
new house which is under construc-
ton.
Mrs. Emma Stauffer. Of Phoenix,
accompanied her aunt, Mrs. Wall,
home Saturday and visited over Sun
day with her.
Misses Eta and Ada Vinsel return
ed from Prescott Sunday, accompan-
led by their sister, Mrs Rhodes, who
remained with them until Wednesday.
when she left for Wendendale, where
her husband is employed at present.
Arthur Dyre returned Wednesday
over the Santa Fe from a visit to
his home and family in San Diego.
Will Creighton's thresher finished
]. A. Wilson's grain and moved over
to George Tompkins' Thursday.
Mr.. Mudersbach, a brother of ]. c.
MuderSbach, came in a short time
ago from the mines at Bouse, eX-
pecting to remain in the valley dur
ing the extreme part of the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Cavaness arrived
Thursday night from the COW ranch
in the hills. They will return in a
few days, accompanied by Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest Mann and son. Mrs.
Mann and son will remain all sum-
mer Mr.. Mann will return in a
month or six weeks. Mrs. Mann is
a sister Of Mrs. Cavaness.
Alfred and Stokely VinsOn visited
Sunday with the Mudersbach boys.
Mrs. w. H. Mann, Miss Rlpha and
jake will move to Phoenix the first
part of next week. They will move
into one of the houses lately purchas-
ed by Ralph Stewart near the Five
Point school building. Mr.. Stewart
and family will spend the summer
visiting Mrs. Stewards parents, Mr..
and Mrs Gilbert, in California.
Mrs. Bob LOgue visited Tuesday
with Mrs. Harmon. Mrs. Harmon and
her mother, Mrs. Pendagast will
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-07-03

Mr.. Wichy proprietor of the Salt
River Valley Ostrich farm, is cross
fencing his ranch with Page wire that
he may increase his flock of birds.
Ralph Wilson has Frank Davis, the
well driller. at work on his ranch near
Alhambra drilling a well.
John c. Wright bought about $50
head of steers from Peter LaTourrette.
They came from the Verde river range
and are in good condition.
Rev. p. d. Gardner attempted to ride
through a barbed wire gate at camp
meeting Wednesday on his wheel. Re
suit was the wheel went through all
right, but the preacher was still on the
outside. and his coat was hanging on
the gate. No bones broken.
Miss Nora Lewis left for her home
in Texas July 1 with her father
Miss Kate Bone will leave for Su-
perior today to visit her brother for a
few weeks.
r. r. Root and family called on Mrs.
]. F. Doyle yesterday Mrs. S. s. Stacy
was also with Mr. Root
Glen stump is prepared to quench
the thirst of all Corners at his soda
water stand west of Cartwright He
will also have watermelon and canta-
loupes in a few days. Mr. Stump went
to town after ice and pop yesterday
afternoon.
The Creighton thresher is at George
TOmpkins' ranch at present. They still
have a long season before them.
Rev. p. d. Gardner called at the
]. II. Vinson home yesterday afternoon.
Maggie and Hay Doyle have a new
saddle.
Mrs. J. B. English and daughter,
Mrs. L. A. Nichols, will start back to
their old home in st. Louis on July 6.
Miss ora Clay had her foot badly
bruised by a horse stepping on it last
week. Luckily no bones were broken
Miss Sadie Apperson has returned
to Phoenix after an extended trip
through the east.
The third quarterly conference Of
Cartwright church will be held at the
camp meeting grounds July 3. All the
members are urged to attend the con-
ference and the meetings also.
The Cartwright Epworth League will
hold its services at the camp grounds
Sunday evening. The subject viii be
Goddess Commercialism. Rev. p. D.
Gardner is the leader.
The people on rural route No. 8
should keep in mind the fact that We
celebrate the Glorious Fourth next
Monday and the mail man viii not be
around All who are in town to the
celebrations can get their mail at the
rural window between the hours of $3.50
and Il O'Clock Monday morning Do not
come after IL o'clock if you expect to
get your mail Be on time. May you
all have a jolly Fourth.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-07-03
RURAL ROUTE NO. 2.
OSBORN.

Osborn, July Camp meeting is in
progress in Phoenix. Many families
of this district are camped there. Rev.
G. y. Forman is preaching some good
sermons TO interested audiences.
Mrs. c. n. Forman left for Catalina
Island Thursday evening. She expects
to spend the summer there.
A pleasant surprise party was ten
dered Mr. and Mrs. NJ. w. Mcneil last
Wednesday evening at their home. the
Wylie- Mcneil ostrich farm. The Occa-
sion was Mrs. McNeil's birthday.
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. NJ. Creighton. Mrs. Hugh
Creighton and daughter Ruth, Mary
Creighton, Mrs. Perkins, Miss Perkins,
Mary Perkins, Mr.. and Mrs. TherouX.
Genevieve Theroux. Mr. and Mrs. Al
Bates, Miss Pauline Reno and Mrs.
Fasburg and Archie Theroux
Mrs. T. NJ. Burroughe did not leave
for Prescott last Saturday but will
start this morning.
Ruth Keith and Kenneth Evans spent
Monday with Gladys, Glenn and Burtis
Kohl of Isaac neighborhood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wilton will
spend the Fourth in Mesa.
Mrs. Addie Z. Cox was visiting her
cousin. Mr.. Freer, last Tuesday.
Misses Hendrickson and Cutter left
last Saturday for San Diego, while
Miss Ford departed at the same time
for Los Angeles.
Mrs. George Alllire and children,
Paul and Martha, left Tuesday even
ing on the excursion for Los Angeles.
Mrs. Alkire viii visit friends and rela-
tives for some time. She was accom-
panied by Misses Swiggett and Hattie
Morrell. Miss Swiggett win spend n
month as a guest of Miss Audra Law
renee of Long Beach and Miss Morrell
will visit with her cousin, Miss Gladys
Osborn. of Los Angeles.
Charles Orme left Tuesday morning
for Iron Springs, where he will visit
with his sisters, who have been there
about ten days.
Harry Taffe and family have gone to
the mountains for camping trip.
Mrs. w. D. Haney of Scottsdale spent
Friday with Mrs. T. NJ. Burroughs.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. w. Mcneil visited
with Mr. and Mrs. AL Bates Saturday
evening.
The engagement of Miss Alice Irvine
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-07-03
RURAL ROUTE NO. 3.

Phoenix, July 1.-The melon season
is i'm full swing in the patches around
the Grand Avenue school house. G. L.
Watkins took in a load last Saturday
which was the first load to go. But all
the other growers now have melons
to sell and President Brewster of the
association predicts that good prices
will prevail the entire season, as the
acreage is not large and the demand
good.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1909-07-03

Peter Noble who lived in this dis
trict for a short time left for his home
in Virginia on Tuesday
Horace Fine will leave on Saturday
evening for his home in California.
Belt Fine, his brother will accompany
him.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1909-11-06
Administrations della FederaziOne.
ITALO AMERICANA.

nomlnata nella prima convenzione Otto
bre "A E a5 Ottobre 1909,
Gran President Onorari
Cav. Giacomo Rubeo Lisa, James Tor
.reano, Bernardo Bracco, Felics Chiabot
to, Carmine Gauaio, Giovanni Daprato
Giuseppe scavarda, Angelo Bacco, Pie
tro Caretto.
ADMINISTRATIONS
Pres. Generate Vincenzo Vairo.
PRESIDENT Generali
Emanusle Cavallo, Domenico Zana
Segr- Generate Attic Castigliane;
Tes Generate Giovanni Scavarda;
ASS Tes. Gen Giuseppe Giacohna;
VICE SEGRETARI
Leone PasquinelIi, Calumet;
Luigi Tinetti, Laurium, Mich.
Giuseppe Giachino, South Range, Mich.
Luigi Pucci, Hancock Franklin, Mich.
Giuseppe OndreoIi. Princetod, Mich.
Felice Chiabotto, Negaunee. Mich.
Rufno Carocci, Iron Mountain, Mich.
Giacomo zeppegno, Bsssemer, Mich.
Giuseppe Pardon, Vulcan Norway.
Grande MarescialIo Antonio Nigro;
Assistente Gran Marescialo Olindo Fer
zacca;
Consiglio del direttori:
Giacomo Torreano, Laurium. Mich.
Giov. Bait Rastello, Calumet, Mich.
Antonio Nigro, Calumet Mich.
Domenico Giannarini, Franklin. Mich.
b. Milano, Houghton. Mich,
Luigi Basso, South Range, Mich.
Emanuele Cayallo, Negaunee, Mich
Giovanni Soga, Iron Mounain, Mich.
Aureglio Di Fiore, Iron Mountain,
Pietro Alessandri, Vulcan e Norway.
Giuseppe Scavarda, Bessemer, Mich.
La prossima conyeEzioue avra luogo mel
mese di Agosto in Hancock, Mich.
Rufino Carocci.
3l4 Main ST. Iron Mountain, Mich