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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-09
BR00KFIELD.

Mrs. u. R. Clark and Mrs, A. R. Rum
ney were IN Randolph last week Thurs
day
Mrs. w. A. Ford was called "a Provi-
dence, r. Il, recently by the death of
her granddaughter
Mr., and Mrs. Gilbert Blaisdell Of East
Randolph visited at Mr.. and Mrs. w $.
Williams Saturday and sunday
Miss Abbie Williams has finished
work for Mrs William Haggett and re-
turned to her home n Mortified
Some Of the successful hunters who
brought home deer were, Erwin Lewis,
Roy spooner, Emery Smith and G. s.
Dugan
Ernest Sargent and family Of Woods
vile N. II, were recent visitors Of his
parents, making the trip in his auto
mobile.
Mr.. and Mrs Leon Stewart Of Berlin
were visitors at Mr.. ana Mrs 3. }. VIII.
liams and Mr.. and Mrs. l. l.. Stones
Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Fannie Sargent. who went to
Woodsville, NJ FL, to attend school this
fall. has had 70 give it up on account of
poor health and returned home
The Ladies' Aid are TO hold chicken.
pie supper at the Second church this
week Friday evening, November 12
There viii be literary program Every
body is invited
Miss Dora NJ. Henry, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs O. n. Holden
for the past five weeks, went to BIOS
ton hast Thursday and will visit her
brother, Elbert Henry, Of Marshfeld
before she returns home
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-09

Such hustine organizations as the
Marshiield Knights Of Pytbias and their
Pythian Sisters will not hesitate long
about rebuilding tie structure which was
destroyed BY fire last Saturday; there
surely is plenty Of energy to meet the
somewhat trying conditions BY which
they find themselves confronted. So, a
rev and better building i confidently
expected to replace the comparatively
modern structure which gave way to the
flames
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-09

While ii is perhaps useless 10 try to
knock anything like decent manners into
the heads of some Of our professional
pugilists. We can al least demand that
they spare Our lives when they re seoot-
Ing about IN automobiles Ketehel, ar
rested ii san Francisco for perhaps
fatally injuring a man, is evidently try
ing 70 initiate that dark gentleman who
recently pounded him into retirement, so
far as championship aspirations are con-
cerned-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-09
SOUTH RARRE.

Willard Stacy is working at the Smith
stock farm.
A herd Of four deer two bucks and
two doesi were seen recently at the
Morrison farm on the West hill
Mr.. and Mrs. James Ashline spent
Sunday at the home Of her sister. Mrs.
Joseph Fushey, at Williamstown.
Mr. and Mrs Chester Blakeley OF
Barre City spent Sunday at the home
81 Der aunt. Mrs. r. A. Laughlin.
Ellsworth Laughiin. who has been
running the milk cart at the Morrison
farm il confined to the house with in.
Illumination Of the stomach.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-09
Rrnttleboro SAN rsolated.

The supreme court has officially ruled
what everybody else, familiar with the
locality, knew before, that South Vcr-
non Il thc principal village Of the town
of Vernon and is entitled to a saloon il
IL wants one The suspicion that the
agitation over the matter was an att
tempt % the part 81 thirsty citizens
Of Brattleboro to compel the moving Of
the saloon 90 Vernon Depot, iivc on six
miles nearer Brattlebpr0, is not ruled on
In me supreme court decision. Bratte-
is stir ten miles from bar and the
tram service il Nretehedly inadequate.
Bennington Banner.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-09

In spite Of an iustrial yeaf which
was none too goa3 We struggling ~.
Johnsbmy and Lake Champion railroad
succeeded in reducing IFS obligations
0mewhat during the fiscal year just
nded Il WAS done, however hy cutting
operating expenses and thus, presum-
bly,, the public pad the cost in poorer
service.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-09
MONTPELIER
Death Of Lifelong Resident, Peter Bad
ord, il,

Death Of Lifelong Resident, Peter Bad
ord, il.
Peter Badord, il, a lifelong resident
Of the city, died last evening at his
home in the Tomasi block Of pneumonia.
He was tool sharpener BY trade, which
business he learned early in life. He
MAS ~ years old and obtained his edu-
cation in the paroehial schools Of this
city. His wife, Miss Anna Flood, died
several years ago and his son, Daniel,
and his father, Peter a. Badord, are
the relatives left.
A erayon portrait Of John r. futile,
the first chief Of police Of the city,
win be hung il the new city hall when
the latter is completed. II j. now in
the city clerks office.
Word has been received 81 the birth
Of son 10 Mr.. and Mrs. b. j. Carver
oi Worcester, Mass Mrs Carver will
be remembered as Miss Beatrice
Fletcher, having been employed in this
city az stenographer
Joseph Grape Of this city has signed
contract with the Davenport, Ia, base
Tall team for next season and Il 10 re-
port the first Of next April. Grape was
captain Of the Woodstock base BAH team
last season and has done good work on
local teams. lie j. an inheld player
The board Of directors Of the hoard
OF trade held meeting last night to
discuss the financial situation with re-
spect to the fund Of $4,000. which they
have been trying to raise for about two
months. II was voted to extend the
time Of raising the amount to December
lst
Frank Chenette, son Of Mr., and Mrs.
Peter Chenette Of this city, and Miss
Eva McKenna Of Potsdam. n. ", were
married at Z o'clock this morning IN
St. Augustine's church. They We're att
tended by Mr. and Mrs Leo Chenette.
The groom is employed in the Lille
granite sheds and is well known in
town.
The funeral services az the late VIII
liam Otis Standish were held from his
late home yesterday afternoon, Rev Dr..
J. Edward Wright officiating There
was profusion Of flowers, and as a
mark Of respect the merchants Of the
city drew their curtains during the
hours Of the funeral The services we're
largely attended.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-09

who thus defy 4 prohibition which has
been placed on the whole state because
Of their nemoteness from community
Hie; but the prosecution Of offenders in
instances ike that Of last sunday should
be attended with much less difficulty
and the punishment Of the offenders
would be beneficial in impressing the
fact that the prohibition Of the Killing
Of deer during the closed season is meant
for all The people Of the state and not
merely for those who are disposed 70
respect the enactment. 4 little more
vigorous hand on this kind Of lawlessness
Is desirable.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-09

We note that d pocket peddlers q
liquor who pleaded guilty to two Of
lenses when brought into Washington
county court last week, was accompanied
by his wife and little child, We also
note that Judge Waterman sentenced the
man to fourteen months in the house
Of correction, just as if there had been
no wife or child present in court Mheth-
sr Or not the presence Of the wife o.
child was intended as silent plea for
elemency in this case, il appears that
Judge Waterman has views Of his own
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-09
Credit Is Refused # a

concern does not insure its stock The
brains and personality Of business prin
and should be covered by insurance. Goth
year Nntioual Life Insurance Company,
Montpelier. Vt (NIutual
s. = Ballard, General Agent, Mont
peler, Yts n =. Ballard local agent.
Montpelier. vs.. kMutual.l
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-09

Between the imminant criticisms Of
Mayor Burke and the bullets Of I'M
savory characters, the work Of the Bur.
lington policeman is not the most bliss
ful occupation one might imagine The
shooting Of Policeman John # Ryan
yesterday while performing bis duties
recalls the shooting Of Policeman Nc
6rath few years ago. while he was also
engaged in performing his duties as a
guardian Of the peace and quiet Of the
city The Burlington policeman shares
somewhat in the dangers ahieh are con-
stantly before the policemen Of the large
cities, since Burlington, because it is the
largest community hereabouts and be.
cause It lies midway Of the Travelled
route between Montreal and New York,
retains some Of the ilotsam Of society
that.is drifting back and forth
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-09
CURRENT COMMENT
Great Self-restraint.

sUp-to-date,s says the Bristol Her
AID. addison county has not mentioned
favorite son for the goyernofship.
Quietness and lots 81 it prevails from
Chimney Point on the west to Potato
hill OH the east, and from Monkton IN
the north to Goshen on the south. We
wonder il this II tile calm before the
storm Who is the proposed storm,
brother. Judge Weeks or Once upon-a-
Time Frank L. Fishi- st. Johnsbufy
RennhIiean.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-09

Friday after his daughter. Miss Mildred
who is teaching there.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel LaFane visited
Mrs I.aFane's parents, Mr. and Mrs
A. Nilfore OF Williamstown. Sunday
A chicken.pie supper at West Berlin
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-09

Although nearing bis place Of resi-
aence President Taft il net nearing
homep Every place III tie United
tates is his home. only he is more
acquainted with the wa aiagton home
EAST Il present.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-09

was attended BY 4 number from The
east side last Thursday. and all reported
good time
The Ladies' Sewing society viii meet
with Mrs George CraDdall next Thurs.
day, preparing articles for their tair,
which will be held III the near future
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-09
BERLIN.

Mirror Lake school closes Friday. Nov.
~, With an exhibition.
Mrs Erhardts left Monday for her
winter home IN Boston.
+. B. House went to NiddIesex last
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-09

Il is a safe guess that the Vermont
legislature VIII send Rlroy Kent to life
imprisonment rather than to the gal.
lows
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-09

Here are New York
clothes made in New
York-not copied from
New York models and
made anywhere.
The better class Of cloth
ing this Fall is free from
frills;no funny business
this is relegated to cheap
stuff. I"
We have several distinct
styles all specially de-
signed for young men.
They are made with re-
inforced fronts so there
will be no wrinkles or
breaking over the chest
no pickering on the edg
esno pulling under the
arms. lfyou are particu-
lar about your looks, if
you realize the business
importance Of a good APP
pearance, you'll appreci-
ate our clothes.
Suits $40 to SIS.
Overcoats 81. so to $50.
We Clean, Press and Repair Clothing
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-09

Pool tables in the Montpelier y NJ.
y. Al! Revolutionary Rather.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-11-09

pensiye ginger bread work, and save just
that much money-and distress. Rut-
land News.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-23
SENTPO|SONEOD DOPE
 ID HERSELF
Woman Tries to Make Case of Murder Against Ri
 val for Husband

ST. LOUIS, October 22-Mrs. Ninet te l.. Lillard, who yesterday accused Mrs. Maud Ridley of giving her posion ed candy, confessed to the police that she had bought the candy and put tho poison in it herself. She did so, shC said, to turn Mrs. Ridley against hel husband, R. w. Lillard, newspaper re porter. Mrs. Lillard s confession fol lowed her Identification by the clerk who sold her the candy. As she admit ted that the poisoning plot was heI own, Mrs. Lillard tainted. Mrs. Rirley who said she loved Lillard, was re leased on bail.
 She was charged yesterday with at tempted murder
 Tonight Lillard and his wife said there would be no prosecution of Mrs Ridley. Mrs. Lillard said she had for given Mrs. Ridley.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-23
WILL BRING ACTION AGAINST PEOPLE
 IF RED LIGHT
Engineers Report Reserva- tion to Be Within Pro
 scribed Limits

Owing to a strong feeling which has been expressed by the public to the I effect that the red light district is b. eated within 400 yards of the Central school building this question may bc settled at once without a re-survey.
 At different times in the past. vari ous surveys have been made to deter mine the question that again confronts the district attorney.
 The surveyors differed in this matter but Engineers Sultan and Hopkins plac. cd all of the district, with the exception of two or three houses, within the linn. it.
 Both of these engineers will cheek up their field notes at once, to verify their former figures. If it is found, on completition of this work, that the foe mer figures were correct, legal action will be brought at once against the in. mates of the restricted district anl of the owners of the houses within this quarter as well, by District Attorney Shute.
 District Attorney Shute stasei yes. terday that he did not wish 10 lake the matter up over the heads of the b, ard of supervisors, but that here as & ch a strong demand for ne 6l nc 1t of this mooted question, ihlJ hc wculd act on the report of En5'1e-s Sul- tan and Hopkins, uni4 he board de, sired to have re-survey made at once.
 The district attorney will not serve legal notice on the habitues of the red light district, or the owners of the buildings in that quarter, as he consid- CTS that newspaper publicity will be sufficient notice to warrant immediate legal proceedings.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-23
WATER DEPARTMENT ORDERS SAVING
 IF WATER
Breakdown of Engine Nee essitates Economy by
 Water Users

As the result of breakdown at the pumping plant of the city waterworks all sprinkling has been ordered discon. tinued by the public utility committed of tie city council, which has charge of this department.
 For the past several months one big gasoline engine has been doing all of the work of pumping water to the res ervoir in East Globe.
 Yesterday the engine manifested symptoms of general breakdown and IS new engine, which has been order. ed, has not arrived yet, it was thought best to run the old engine at slow speed until the new machine arrives.
 While there is no shortage of water it will be necessary for the water us CTS of this city to discintinue sprinkling until the new engine arrives, which may be a matter of a month. The pubic is also expected not to waste any water and to repair all leaky fixtures.
 As soon as the new engine arri Ses conditions will return to normal.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-23
DEATH OF MINER IN FALL DOWN SHAT I
 AT MINES Sam Spada Expires from In juries to Spine at o.
 D. Hospital

As the result of fall of eighty.five feet down shaft at the old Dominion mine, Sam Spada died at the Old Do. minion hospital, Thursday night.
 Spada s spinal column was fractur, ed near the base of the brain, as the result of the fall. Unconscious praetic. ally all of the time, he lived for only a few hours after the accident
 According to Judge Hinson Thomas, who made an informal investigation of the accident, Spada 's fall was due to his own carelesseness.
 Spada had been working on one of the lower levels of a mine, where a winze was being sunk. This winze was of considerable depth and at the point where it cut one of the mine levels, it had been covered with plank ing to prevent any possible accident.
 Spada, in company with another min. CT, entered the winZe from lower le- vel and climbed up toward the plank covered opening. Spada was above his fellow worker. When the planking was reached, Spada attempted to remove one of the timbers.
 He lost his balance and fell past his companion to the bottom of the winze. eighty-five feet below.
 He was unconscious when picked up a few minutes later.
 As the circumstances surrounding Spada s death were apparently clear, Judge Thomas did not hold an inquest over the remains.
 Funeral services will probably be held under the auspices of the Miners union.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-23
FRYER FUNERAL TO
 BE HELD MONDAY
Arrangements Made for obsequies Un der the Auspices of Fraternal
 Brotherhood

The funeral of Mrs. Geneva Fryer who died at her home in North Globe Thursday morning, as the result of an attack of acute indigestion, will be held from the funeral parlors of F, l.. Jones & Son at O clock Monday afternoon.
 Arrangement were made at meeting of the Fraternal Brotherhood, held at the home of Mrs. w. P. Kelsey, last night. All members of this order are requested to be present at Miners Un- ion hall at l clock Monday afternoon, in order that they may attend the flu neral in body.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-23
CALLED TO PHOENIX
 BY CHILD'S ILLNESS

As the result of the serious illness of his young child, B. l.. Sutton left for Phoenix yesterday morning.
 According to .telegraphic advices re- ceived by Mir. Sutton, his child swal- lowed a quantity of carbolic acid by mistake. The child is near the point of death, but still alive, according to late reports.
 Mr. Sutton rode to Kelvin, where he took the train for Phoenix.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-23
ARE LUMBERMEN IN
 STATE OF PEONAGE
Committee at St. Paul Inquiring into Conditions of Workmen in Camps
 of Northern Minnesota

ST. PAUL, October 22.-A committee consisting of John c. Elder of Wash ington, D. C., chairman; Congressman John l.. Burnett of Alabama and Char les P. Neill, of Chicago, is taking testi- mony behind closed doors to ascertain if condition of peonage exists among the laborers in the lumber camps in Northern Minnesota.
 A general investigation of the subject is in progress, without regard to any criminal prosecution.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-23
Charge of Killing Con Sulli- van Will Not Be Finished
 Until Today
RAPE DEPENDANT
 KICKS ON MORMONS
Dell Potter Wins Suit fol Dividends Against Shan
 non Company
Special to the Silver Belt.


 SOLOMONVILLE, October 22.-Juan Rodriguez, charged with the murder of Con Sullivan, was on trial in the district court today, his case being the first jury matter toe ome up since the recess taken at the conclusion of the first week of the present term.
 The entire forenoon was taken up by the selection of the jury and it is probable that the trial will not be com pleted until some time tomorrow.
 In the cose of Michael Levy, who is held on charge of rape, counsel for the defense filed .motion of prejudice as to the panel, claiming that the jurors were unfriendly to the defendant.
 It is claimed that all members of the present venire are members of the or der of Latter Day Saints, that the prosecuting witness, Rhoda Dodge, is a member of the same church, while the defendant belongs to different denom- ination.
 The protest was denied and the case will probably be tried before jury drawn from the present venire.
 Judgment was rendered in favor of the plaintiff this morning in the suit of Dell M. Potter vs. the shannon Copper company.
 By this order, the defendant com pany, must pay to Mr. Potter the sum of $2450 annually, for ten years, on i9 per cent of the stock of the Clifton Northern railway, owned by him.
 The defendants will appeal to the ter ritorial supreme court.
 The following cases will be taken up tomorrow, or as soon thereafter as possible:
 Sebastin Medina, assault with dead ly weapon; Michael Levy, rape, Juan Garcia burglary; Alberto Reyes jail break; Daniel Robles, burglary; V, G. Dunham, misdemeanor, appealed from the justice court.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-23
SHORT STORIES OF THE CITY
NEW BOOMING HoUsE-Mrs. Ada

NEW BOOMING HoUsE-Mrs. Ada DeLaeey has leased the second floor of the new Amster block, Bailey and Broad streets, nearly opposite her pres ent place, and is fitting it up for a st-cass rooming house. The new place will be thrown open to the public about November l. In the same building as on the ground floor is located Smith s cafe, which will be found a great con venience to guests at the new Delaey house.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-23
Sidings Laid with Standard Rails in South End of
 Local Yards
IMPROVEMENTS IN
 REPAIRING SHOPS
Lockers and Lavatories for Employees-New Depot
 Coming Soon

As part of program arranged more than a year ago, improvement work is in progress at the local yards of the Gila Valley railway, which, when com pleted, will give this city one of the finest yards of it's size in the territory.
 One of the big additions to the yard has been the installation of numerous sidings, including a new main line track, of seventy-fve pound rails, run ming from the south end of the yard to the passenger depot.
 Within the past few months, four new lines have been laid. Another line is under construction at the present time and still another is in contemplation.
 By the removal of number of build ings and other Instructions, the "wag- on siding" along Broad street will be opened up for a distance of several hundred feet, feature which will be appreciated by local shippers.
 All of the different sidings are well connected with cross switches, so that every foot of track in the yard is read fly accessible for the making up of trains or the storage of cars.
 Shop Improvements
 While this work has been in prog ress, the shops have not been over looked.
 At the north end of the boiler shop, an addition is now being constructed, which will be known as the hue shop. It will contain fue rattler-a machine used to remove sediment and scale from Hua Htn nd Ath necessary machinery.
 Just north of the structure a pipe and steel shed is under course of con struction. This building will be equip ped with an air hoist. It will be used for the storage of pipe and sheet steel.
 Near the round house an engine shed has been practically completed. It con tains three tracks and will be used for the~ storage of locomotives which are laid up for repairs or overhauling
 To the east of the carpenter shop, a lumber shed of sufficient size to ae- commodate several thousand feet of lumber has been erected. This build ing is open around the sides, to permit plenty of ventilation for the lumber.
 Lockers for Employees
 All necessary material has arrived for the construction of locker house and lavatory which will be built inside the frame which supports the big water tank, adjoining the machine shop. Work on this improvement will be commenced as soon as other work now ip progress is mpleted.
 The new establishment will contain about fifty private lockers, as well as numerous shower baths and other sani- tary accessories.
 Prospects for the erection of a new passenger depot within the next few months are very bright. As yet no ap- propriation for this work has been an nouneed. but in the opinion of the To- cal officials as soon as the new line through the northern part of the town is completed the work of erecting a new passenger depot will be taken up.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-23

Kodol is for dyspepsis sour stomach, or for any ble. Kodol is very pie, and it acts promptly. | the food you eat, for it k the very same digestive l found in a healthy stcmaaI anteed to relieve you anl
 by the Palace Pharmgcv| Drug company.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-23
United States, Territorial, County al
 City Depositary

to the Miami Townsite company, lots 40S, 40 and 41S, situated in the north. east quarter of the southwest quarter of section 30, township l, N. R. l5, E. G. & s. R. M.; Miami Townsite com. pany to Harry Sultan, lot 415, block 20 and lot 4OS, block l9, Miami town site.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-23
NOTICE KINDERGAPTg,
 SIC FOR ron,

I am starting a kinder2 sic for the little one. i rudiments of music in a attractive and pleasing.
 Preparing for an advap, any instrument. ChlIire, accepted, and as the nun5 is limited and some aaysI piled, please call at oncs
 Easy terms, satisfactio5 experienced teacher. CsnI quite street, corner AIcsqI
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-10-23
NEW CLOTHES L1NE-GeOrge s,

tan left for Tucson yesterday morning, to meet the coast representative of the Stein Block Clothing company, sultan expects to buy a complete line ot this make of clothes, which action will be appreciated by the beau brummeis of this city.