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The Florida star., 1909-10-01

hE kILLED IN AFRICA.
Of dust from his thick hide that / had
fired too high. In a second he had
wheeled and was coming for me like
a locomotive. / dashed toward my
gun bearers and snatched from one
my Winchester and with this opened
fire on the rushing beast. and in elev-
en- seconds more or thereabOuts had
pumped eleven bullets into him, most
OF them glancing OF from his snOut
but one fortunately breaking one Of
his knees. He Is too heavy and
clumsy a brute to do much on three
legs. and / was thus enabled to ma
neuver so as to put a bullet through
his brains"
How Mr.. Bradley came to send an
expedition TO the north pole Is an in
teresting story in itself. Primarily he
did not equip his schooner, which later
he turned over to DR.. Cook, for a
strictly polar expedition Of discovery;
but having hunted big game in every
other quarter Of the globe and signing
for other game than lions. leopards
tigers and rhinoceroses to conquer, he
determined to shoot polar bears. seals
and such other game as could be found
along the northern fringe Of this con-
tinent. He wanted sport. and Or.
Cook. who had become notable as the
first man to conquer Mount Mckinley.
In Alaska. the tallest and bleakest
peak in North America IL not in the
western hemisphere. went along as a
companion and to make scientific Oh
servations.
The Florida star., 1909-10-01
Notice Of Application for Tax Deed Under
Section OF Chapter 4SSS, Laws
of Florida

Notice is hereby given that Lena Mitchell
purchaser Of Tax Certificate No So dated the
lst day Of August, A. d., 1904. has filed said
certificate in my Office, and has made applica-
ton for tax deed 10 issue in accordance with
law. Said certificate embraces the following
described property situated in Brevard oOun-
ty, Florida, tO-wit: y. 224 n. OF :. =. Of :.
+. I, Section %. Township 2l South. Rang,
IS East. The said hand being assessed at the
date of the issuance Of such certificate in ths
name of l.. A. Coleman. Unless said ceTtif-
cate shall be redeemed according % law. tax
deed will issue thereon on the 9Th day OF
October, A. ID. 1893.
Witness my official signature and seal this
the Srd day of September, A. d., 1879.
A. A. STEwART
Clerk Circuit Court Brevard County Florida
Circuit Court
Seal
The Florida star., 1909-10-01

Notice is hereby given that james r. Nit
chell purchaser Of Tax Certificate No. 80.
dated the end day Of July. A. d.. 1895 has
filed said certificate in my Office, and has made
application for tax deed 10 issue i'm accordance
with law. Said certificate embraces the fol-
lowing described property situated In Brevard
county, Florida. tO-wit: y. Of y. +. aud
f. of NV Section 10 Township % south
Range 36 East. The said land being assessed
at the date Of the issuance Of such certificate
in the name Of Levy Smith. Unless said Ger
tifcate shall he redeemed according o. law
tax deed will issue thereon On the ith day ot
October, A. d., 1893.
Witness my official signature and seal thi,
the 3rd day Of September. A. -. 1899
A A. STEWART
Clerk Circuit Court Brevard County, Florida
Circuit Court
Seal
The Florida star., 1909-10-01

Association, intending the contract for his
or her fruit 20 mid association a. provided In
Aid bylaws.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, Each Of said
incOFpOFatOrs and members Of this prOposod
Association, has hereuntO subscribed his name
and afixed his seal % these Articles Of
Incorporation and Association.
The Florida star., 1909-10-01

|STATEOF FLORIDA, COUNTfOf bkANAhD
Before the undersigned authority, personal
lyappeared George B. Gardner, Andrew FrOe-
scher. George M. Robbins, Frank III. Boye.
and Henry Carlile, all Of Brevard C0unty
Florida, who being by me duly sworn.
did, each for himself, depOse, say and
acknowledge, that he subscribed his name
to the above proposed Charter Of the
Titusville- Indian River Citrus GrOweE' Ass''-
ciatiOn, and affixed his seal 20 the same.
for the uses and purposes mentioned IN said
Charter, and in order 10 validate and acknOw-
ledge the same.
George h. Gardner.
Andrew FruscheT
George NJ Robbins.
Frank II. BOye
Henry Carlile.
Sworn to and subscribed before me. this the
9th day Of September. 1904.
PERCY q. WALTON,
Notary Public
Ny commission expires on eth day Of July
1912. lSeall
The Florida star., 1909-10-01

Notice OF Application for Tax Deed Under
Section OF Chapter 4S8S. Laws
of Elorlda
The Florida star., 1909-10-01
Names
Residences
ARTICLE XI

That the Directors of this Association shall
have the right and power 20 charge and collect
from its members and other fruit vegetable
and produce growers, represented or served
by this Association, such compensation and
remuneration. TO be paid to said Association
as said Directors may fix and charge for is
services to him, her. or them. in the picking
packing. handling. marketing. shipping aud
selling of any and all of the produce. and
material, which this Association Is herein
authorized To handle and market.
The Florida star., 1909-10-01

NOTICE u HKRKBY GIVEN That four (4)
Governor Of the State Of Florida, for Letters
Patent incorporating them, their associates
and successors. into body polite and oorpOr-
ate, under the name Of the Titusville- Indian
River Citrus Growers Association, under the
following Charter and Articles Of Ineorpor-
ton, the original Of which will be on file in
the Office of the Honorable H. Clay Crawford,
Secretary Of the State Of Florida, in the City
of Tallahassee. during all time Of the publica-
ton Of this notice.
Geo. B. Gardner,
Andrew FIoscher,
Geo. NJ. Robbins,
Frank H. Boye
Henry Carlile
Dated this Sept. 10th. 1903.
The Florida star., 1909-10-01

And each Of said members of this proposed
Association, and incorpOratOrs who has sub
scTibed his name hereto. has paid into the
Treasury of this corporation, now being
created, the sum of One Dollar. for q member
ship thereof, which will entitle each Of them
upon the issuance of letters patent TO this
Association. TO a membership in the same, and
a certificate OF such membership. upon how
ever such person signing the bylaws Of said
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03
NEU TROLLEY LINE.
1t UW ETtend from Flushing to the
North Shore.

The maps and profes for the first trolley line
from Flushing through Whitestoue to the central
north shore sections of the Borough of Queens
have been approved by the city and working per
mits have been issued to the New York and North
Shore Traction Company,
Ground was broken last week at Broadway,
Prince and State streets for tho roadbed. At this
point connections will bc made with tho lines Of
tho Now York X Queens County Railroad. whicn
will transport north shore pdssciScrs over tho
Quocusboro Bridge ia Manhattan.
Tho actual beginning Of No'k "n tins lac is thc
rulmiua ion Of long efforts thr part nt thc resi-
dents and property owners m Whtcst"ue and on
The north shore 10 secure transportation facilities
by trolley to sections which were formerly occu-
ped large county estates, but which hyve bo-u
converted IN inc last three years .ntp exclusive
residential sections.
Up to the present time the only rail service Ia
Whitrstouc. Nidllpa and the shore front has been
furnished bs Ih- North Shore division ot the
Long Island railroad which traverse College
Poui ANA ia northern end of WtitesIO one. Tji"
now trolley L.. vi supplement, jhc service 81 "a"
Lon. Island Railroad. The route from Flushing
vii! be -c.tst Oh tlStlut street, uoIth Seventh
avcEue onst on ltl street Eighth avenue north
on Eighth avenue 10 the southeru boundary Of
MalDa, 2lst street. aud thence through Eleventh
avenue to Whitestone Landing. The cost of laying
the seven miles of tracks will be 81 $4,000
In addition TO TINS road The trolley company will
extend its ines from Nassau County Queens.
Manhasset and Roslyu VIII be connected this year
and the entire work completed by next spring. The
road nom FLUSHING to White Landing will b.
in operation ~ December l. y site Z, Di-s
powerhouse has been purchased
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03
BUYING IT UNIONPORT.
Sales Indicate Big Speculative OPP
erati0ns There.

George Costar has sold for James Reynolds four
lots on the south side of Quimby avenue 1O2 feet
west of Castle Hill avenue, 02x10S feet for Trass
Brothers a plot 75x10S feet. on the south side OF
Gleason avenue.-l05 feet east of Pugsley avenue
to she Van Ness Woodworking Company a plot
with frontage of 125 feet on Sterling avenue and
ass feet on Jefferson avenue. which will be imme
diately improved with two-family dwelling houses.
and for Elizabeth Mary to the Van Nest Wood
working Company the plot, ioSxl05 feet, at the
southeast corner of Olmstead and Havlland ave-
nues.
Mr.. Costar has also sold to Edward Frey the
northeast corner of Pelham Road and Muford
avenue. 5Oxl12x irregular; for Mr.. Frey lot No 42S
to 425 in the Haight estate property. plot 75xlOo
feet. and in conjunction with Frank Gass to Will
lam Pound plot on the south side of fremont
avenue. running through to Eastern Boulevard.
between Havemeyer and Zerega avenues, being u6
feet fremont by 132x1OOx72 feet
The same broker has also sold for John n. w.
Sehlmeyer TO John J. Lutz n two story dwelling
house, plot 50x216 feet, on Hermany avenue,
Havemeyer avenue, and dwelling house on
the east side of Ellis avenue. $50 feet east OF
Castle Hln avenue, 5x1OS feet. to Mr.. Walsh.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03

Thomas {. Arrow has sold to George Costar =
plot on the west side of Arnold avenue. 150x20O feet
These lots face the junction of Pelham and Arnold
avenues and have frontage on Westminster Creek
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03

West 18th street a six story brick and STONE loft
and restaurant building is 10 be put up by Samuel
P. Tull from plans by Ernest A. Arend 1t will
have frontage of % feet and a depth of 81 feet.
The estimated cost placed "a $4,000.
On the site Of the old Clarendon Hotel. at the
southeast of 18th street and Fourth avenue,
which bought year ago by Henry Corn, a
twelve story Office and loft building is be built
from plans by Maynicke & FRANKIE. 1t will cost
between Sl.2O0OOo and $l.5OO000. The site has q
frontage of IS feet Fourth and 175 feet
in 18th street. The parcel is diagonally opposite
the old Belvedere House, which is being replaced
by twelve story store and loft building by Klein
& Jackson from plans by William l.. Rouse.
TRADING IN TIMES SQUARE DISTRICT.
leading feature of the trading in the real cs-
tate market continues 10 be sales of large sites in
and near the Times Square district. Peasc & El-
man and George Backcr sold laSts week for the
Cirannis estate No. 1904 Broadway. extending to
Ne. 732 seventh avenue, n story building, n
plot 421xl2s 6x22 Sx12 feet, to tho Century Holding
Company dee FleischmanD. The Century Hold
ing Company owns adjoining parcel Che
controls parcel fronting sal feet Broad
way. 50 f"ct in A9rh street ana - feet seventh
avenue.
\ number of large West Side apartment houscs
also changed hands last week. T. =. Wood & co.
sold for Charles McManus = client as an invest
ment the Lancashire, No. 35l to aJ5 West S5Uh
street, eight story hreproof apartment house
on plot 71xlo3 feet The same brokerage house re-
cents He5Vtated a lba.. ri 1-ptyJ ~ 30 per cent
tho premises
Peter ANelrod & !'p sold last week FOR Cele Levy
to otto Holowitz tho Tor acc. q six story elevator
apartment house. No. io5 West IISHl street II
recently built by the West Side Construction
Company. and occupies plot 60>lp11 feet. ad-
joining the northwest corner of Morningside Pari.
West.
The purchasing movement in the Hunts Point
region has lost of the vsor for which II
noted in summer months Last week the Henry
No gentnau Company sold To David HERMAN u III
angular plot Of abrut eleven city lots at the south
eIly intersection OF Wilkins and Interyale avenues
Ca tat site the buyer win erect five five story
apartment houses. the property held ~
$4,000
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03

Riverside Drive from Washington Heights to Van
Cortlandt Park through Riverdale.
This parallelling Of Broadway by Riverside Drive
through Riverdale will create the street for
nation in the narrow strip between the drive and
Broadway. opposite Van Cortlandt Park that ex-
lists along the upper West Side and Washington
Heights, and that section is considered by many
realty experts to be the best built residential zone
in the world. The Metropolitan Life Insurance
Company has lent millions of dollars in this section
for building improvements.
The subdivision of the Samler estate will undoubt-
edly have important bearing on the development
Of the Riverdae section. coming, as it does now in
revival of real estate activity that has manifested
itself in the strong demand well located proper
ties
The auction offerings this week at the Real Es-
tate Exchange salesrOoms Nos. "A and IS Vesey
street will be as follows:
TOMORROW.
By Joseph p. Day.
rats; E Sands ct al trustees, Louvre Realty co
So 500 49, taxes etc $iO12 So j. 's' amt Dus'
Same as + David S d Wegfen nj Sa aTs s I ssd as two T
Mtendorf ref amt due s24. 13 taxes etc $ol2 So
ssS 1881 G5y s5 ave % s. sa75 # Of lsah lss4lols
81 81 sS EsItsten b t R James
S-I9 oo' taxes ETC. SlOS sub to prior mtse Of $500
ON TUESDAY.
BY Joseph p Day.
15s aad room SG d% on the ae
sylvan ana Wales 254th ana 5eh sis vol sse i%'O'
| % ave, 9O1 and eO9, ST, 705x4O s sty
tennit and stores; Merida Realty Cohen
s7 St al \ y Ksgmsn stty ssSo schulz ref
S9S ana 500 I'd ave, cor 4Sth 5O3x1OO 6 sty
tennit and stores Merida Realty agt Shapiro
et az II ii Kaufman, atty; c. W Wheeler,
*l9S54 81; taxes. etc $3.50 %.
| 900 l-th 81, s. ~ II Of Greenwich 24xSO sty
; attys; w l. Cannon. ref; amt due. 50 302 Al.
I 81 convent 4196 # Of I4IsJ ST. 2OxlOO 3
i ana sty dwg; ID Thomson agt NJ CotreI ct al !;
d9o4nson to1 n. B % b. ays DooIng ref due. S14
Broadway. block I.9d and 133d SITS 100 10
xIUO sty frame shed and vaCnt: City Estate Co
4 agt . Baker ct al; Harold Swain. atty; G " Cune
| ref; amt due. $3.50 %: taxes. etc S19OO.
washington ave- 164h ST. 101 9xISf 2X1Oi 9xaOO
vacant Christina Trefz Samuel Williams
559 '' $500 49, WI
sherman ave. 1C6th ST. IOOx1OO three sty
dNES Northern Bank OF y Y John ct al:
oHrord, II n Il. attys; + W Pollock, ref: due. s3
%oo 90 taxes etc S0s51; sub 20 hrst mtse OF $500
BY Herbert 4. Sherman
2IO 10Th St. 1918 fl 7th ave. "a IOx9s o. sty
tennt and store rear; Sophia Beer al
Joseph orthaus ct all samuel Wdder. atty Philip Car
pentcr. ref petition. 80
BY Charles a. Berriau.
G26 18th st 2145 II " OF cypress ave Sc sxlOO
> Aty h and stores J E Carpenter trustee. etc ast
James REYNOLDS ct al W Il & & Z Chamberlin. attys
$l43 as. - "
By Samuel Marx
50i 5ist st. 100 # OF 10th ave 25xiOO5; 4 sty
tenmt and store and sy tepmt rear; Reibsteir
aet l. Weber al; Mannheim & NJ attys; J A Nc
Eveetl ref amt due S3ST2 70: taxes etc $500 sub tc
ON WEDNESDAY.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03
TO SELL BIG ESTATE
VESEY ST. OFFERINGS.
Principal Feature of Budget the
Samler Tract of 24O Lots.

That the first great auction sale OF the fall season
next Tuesday, when the Samler estate will be sold
by Joseph p. Day in the Vesey street salesroon
will demonstrate there is an absorptive demand
from investors for lots located along the line Oi
the broadway subway in the trend Of the north
ward growth OF Manhattan is indicated by the
number of inquiries reported by Mr.. Day Tor de-
tailed information about the property.
More than thousand prospective purchasers have
called for booklets in person or requested them sent
by mail.
The property is in section where land values are
stl attractive to the homeseeker and investor and
this fact accounts for the popular interest in the
sale.
The Hudson Fulton celebration has directed the
attention of the people to the picturesque beauty OF
the country between Washington Heights. Riverdaie
and Van Cortlandt Park. the location selected for
permanent memorials to these pioneers in New
York city's growth
Fulton Viaduct and the Hudson Bridge will carry
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03
on THURsDAY
by Joscpa l.. Day


"a 3tth ST. :. 80 II OF 10th ave 2S1fusi5 sly
t-."i rIrs sal estatc .; Jacob Engelhardt. dec u.
) sty dvIgs, sale estate Of John + Radi4v ied
- ;~"t 50, 2iI6 II " Of 9Th ave. 3I.6xg0.II.
o $40 53i 4. q s. - Il OF Ave A. two i st,-
t,uuts. each 37.GN u22; vol sale
III aad Ji3 I'D 81. $ lI$ Il OF Ave y. two sty
t"iuts carp -. I.GNlU. - sale
a2l ~. :. los II Of 9Th ave. tSltxlOO.s. sty
Eastern parhwa,. Classon ave Brooklyn. IOox
81. N,t,int. Vol sale
So Rirrrsdr Drive. running through to ia>th a, uS<
I9s trrc. . sy dWlE.
i4oa Webster ave - It OF 10th st. .,.x9o sly
Morris ave. e :. IT u ot 10TH ST. 81 10, q
It5l, ana Io7 cherry ST 5 $. 5O.2 IT of oliver ST
- fyGux rcs: ( tenmts with stores: vol sale
i5.igccombe Road $ 100 of Amsterdam ave.
Junlcl Place 23S1 II of Edsecousbt Road. 5ox9O
vol sale.
Stlucl atty. X 'arthy rer. amt dur S,i4n It,
taxes. SSo sub To- three mtges assregRttng S95oO
tet; T. /. bisreh agt Z u smith ct ! StilwclI.
Ht't; 4 iitIdy. rel; ami due 5. A. taxes etc
$.ufi - sub To mtSr Of 81
iy Herbert y. sherman
i.sHh 81, : $i a " Of ga"d it'9,-y''d ami Co@eonlse.
rips s. btys l. 4 Prentice. re-. partition.
on FRIDAY.
ny Joseph 4, Day
lS1 and $50 Pearl ST. cor Cedar st. 35 56x7I .6S
Treyben Realty 60 Il al: W l Taylor. atty: II Ores
o.y. ref amt Gue $l355i "a: sub To hrst mtge Of
on SATURDAY.
uN THE PREMISES AT L. NJ
Ry Joseph =. pay.
Riker avev. between Novdsde and ist
Iong Island, tVo = sty family houses
sale estate Of Thomas Orison. deceased.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03
ON WEDNESDAY.
BY Joseph p. Day.

4S Grand st. 2s.4 II " o Broadway a0S6O:
: sly tenmt and store; \ 4 Purdy Esther Rawak
et al; l. : Quackenbush, atty; + Pollock ref; amt
due. $l6.0Io H. taxes. etc. $4,000 - ~
j5 Mercer st. le5 u Of 81 25x1OO; stv loft
aUd sterc h'dS; Tiger Union Mutual Real Estate
Sa. t79 Is 80 1'' uu''
80 1J5tr =, 81 n w OF 81 AIMS ave aax Tn.
sly tenmt: j ~ Lyman Leopold Goldsteiu 81 al:
iiot"l y W atty; ; cohen ref; s.:
tiNes. ETC. ~i- 70; sub 10 first Of SCI OOu
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03
INVESTORS IN MIDTOWN ZONES
MANY NEW LOFT AND STORE STRUCTURES THERE
BOUGHT BY THEM IN THE LAST FOUR MONTHS.
Large Speculative Companies and Builders icre an the
Dstric-Demand for Side apartment Houses Feature

Building which damaged by fire several months
ago.
Rudolph and Grace Schirmer recently sold to
George I4eerburger and Zade Metzler the six story
store and loft building No. 1os East 18th street. on
a plot S3xl03 The building is just east OF Union
SQUARE and is diagonally opposite the new Borg
reldt Building On nearby site the kips Bay
Realty Company is erecting a twelve story and
basement store and loft building. The James Liv-
ingston Construction Company also recently sold
No IS TO 50 West 9TH street, twelve story store
and loft building on plot 5S6x9SS feet, Thomas
A. Sperry.
A four story brick and stone store and loft build
ing is to be built by Robert Smith on the premises
No. 81 West 14th street. 1t will be erected from
plans by James W. Cole. On the parcel No.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03
A s4OO. 1000 BROADWAY LEASE.

The MCCrerry estGte has practically completed
negotiations for leasing to II. Sadowsi-t the Mo
Ciecry Buildne. fivr story structure at north
west corner of Ith street ana broadway. Tie
building has frontage OF sGG feet broadway
and of 29l feet the street
The lease is for ten years at an aggregate rental
nf
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03
GETS TITLE TO ASHLAND HOUSE SITE

Philip Braender tite yesterday to the Assn
Hand House property, at the sOath' asst corner Of
.itn street and Fourth avenue. ana adjoining
site. with a frontage In 2lth street, from Henry
Corn. .
August LuchoN took title 10 The premises Nos.
10 and 18th street, J0x066 fC.t. from SAM
Uel "a. .tstdgham ana several other persons.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

2gu 81 q s I20 II e II II ave. I5Nps.9 o. ,iis
Mortgage Co ioaus East Tveuty nntil street
- npan, .. ................... $50 Uo0
lgth q $50 of 9th 40 lOXe2, North
American Mortgage Co loans Mckeon Realty Co. 4tSoO
New-York tribune., 1909-10-03
DEAL IN WEST l3lsT STREET.

ShsN - 80 have -Dld for Louis Siigerman Nos.
b and - West i5at street siE story elevator
apartment house. II occupies plot ooAlo0 feet
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1909-05-19
WABASSO.

The dance Friday evening was
pronounced success.
Geo. Hermer returned home from
Sleepy Eye last Tuesday.
Geo. Helms returned home last
Saturday for short visit with his
family.
Arthur Howe made a short visit
at home last Saturday, leaving Sun
day morning.
Mrs. Leistikow and Mrs. Sparkling
went to Springfield Thursday and
returned Friday.
Steps are being taken for tennis
court, the lot on which the games
had been played for several years
having been sold and occupied.
The report of the school for April
shows good attendance. The pri-
mary department leads with 81 pupils
neither absent nor tardy during the
month.
There are faithful few who
keep up their interest and attend
ance at the meetings of the Thurs
day evening Bible class, but many
have dropped.
Rev. Moede is back from confer
ence and will remain with us anoth-
err year. We understand that he
will continue the English service,
Sunday evenings.
Rev. FIR. Leidecker went to New
Ulm last Tuesday, toattend a service
of special Importance. when Rev.
Mgr. H. B. Sandmeyer was made
member of the papal household.
Mrs. Callaghan went to Redwood
Falls last Saturday and from there
to Sleepy Eye the following Monday.
Mrs H. L. Sparkling joined her there
Monday and after spending a while
visiting Miss Kitty Eischen, former
ly of Wabasso, they returned Tues
day.
Miss Grinsted, the teacher of the
primary grade, was called home by
telegram early this week. owing to
the serious illness of her father in
Minneapolis. Mrs. Goslee is taking
her place in the school, Miss Grin
sted is expected next Monday. her
father being better.
Regular services have been re-
sumed in the Presbyterian church.
Rev. E. Loew is pastor for the sum-
mer. He preached last Sunday |
morning and evening. The choir,
though now without a leader are
keeping together and doing good
work. If all the members Of the
church will do as faithful work as
this group of young people are do
ing in this line, good will be done
this summer.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1909-05-19

Miss Rachel O'Hara has been nurs-
ing her father back into condition
once more, after his recent illness.
Remember the sale Of household
goods next Saturday at auction.
Big bargains for somebody, at D.
Stewards residence on Fifth street.
The committee soliciting sale of
stock for the armory project report
ed yesterday that $4,000 had been
subscribed so far and that only a
partial canvass had been made, in
dicating that it was only a question
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1909-05-19

recently led in movementsto have
the council limit the hours for the
saloons keeping open from 6 in the
morning to at night, and while the
council would not stand for so much
lid, that body did agree, or at least
majority of them, to raise the license
fee from $500 to $500 and to cut
down the hours for keeping open in
the evening from Il to 10 o'clock in
the summer time and in the winter
season the joints will have to close at
8 o'clock.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1909-05-19
OVERFLOW LOCALS.

A bouncing boy arrived one day last
week at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Laurie.
Good pasturage for about 25 cattle
on my land between Delhi and this
city. Inquire of ]. B. Robinson. 41tf
A daughter of John Guldan of
Sleepy Eye, IL years old, died re-
Gently from burns received while
raking yard around a pile of burn
ing rubbish.