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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-23
SUPERINTENDENT REpoRr

General Superintendent r. l.. VIII
Ilains. Jr., reports that total of 25-
l24 tons OF second class or milling ore
was mined during the year and treated
Zoe the companys mill This tonnage
produced 4,4243 tons concentrates
There were i2.7604 tons OF drst-class
ore mined. Mill Superintendent Shor-
man reports the concentrates produced
lI5i tons of lead and 2lt 1875 fine
ounces silver thereby containing lead
iu tho proportion of 26.5 por cent. and
silver. AS per cent The min ore was
concentrated at the ratio of 500 tons
INTO one. Tho ore treated averaged
81 per cent lead and us ounces silver
while the tailings averaged 2-tO0 OF /
per cent lead and 3.3 ounces silver The
min made "a thcoretica4 recovery OF
800 per cent N the lead and 72g per
cent Of the silver contents Of the ore
The min was operated $50 shifts Of
nine hours each during the year.
handling 1863 tons per shift. show
ing the daily capacity Of the min 10 be
SO dry tons daily. During the year
thcrc were added Go the mill three 40
p Whitney tables and two additional
trpmmel screens Ar sherman reports
the mill iu the best condition of ts
history for active and splendid worl,
DEVELOPMENT WORK.
During tho year, Mr.. Williams state,
that &9igi feet or deNolopment work
was dome. consisting of 1927 foct OF
dlliis crosacuts s32 feet OF raises and
30 feet of sinking The Ontario drain
tunnel reached the D.ly West prop
.'i} "n AUG d.. and since then % has
been driven 90 feet m to the D9Iy
West property up Co Jan T. HAVING
reached the point opposite Che sb1uT
tW" rross-cuts were started Bn-
extends tl the south arI anT ,.If 81
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lCrIvITY Ar BOULDER cREEK.

I-cniI. Ida. Feb. 23.-Buu a. Smp-
son. civil engineer of spokane. has
completed surveying the water rights
FOR three placer mining companies on
Boulder creek. While breaking up camp
Nr simpson panned out % large colors
90 gold iu pie tin from under the
camp fire. Ninety-siN claims have been
located on Boulder creek This winter
some OF the assessment work being
done through four 20 six feet Of snow.
John Schnatterly of Spoksue ls here
for Few days looking after his gold
mining interests on Boulder creek. The
Mountain Maid Placer Mining company
win run three shifts of workmcu as
soon as the snow thaws
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RECEIVER is ASKED.

b. +. Redmau of the Redmau Van o.
Storage company hled bill this after
noon I'm the office of the clerk of the
district court, asking for the appoint
ineut Of "a receiver Redman states that
on Nov. D. 1891 IRE damaged the as
liabilities that The corporation wss UNI
able TO stand the STRAIN. The value OF
the property stored In the warehouse at
the time of the fire was approximately
$4,000 "a great deal Of which was des-
troNed The company was Indebted to
him for Ni5, Tor services On December
and January, no part or which has yet
been paid. So MT Rednan sues for an
accounting. asking in addition to the re-
ownership. that creditors be en- Joined
from interfering with the company The
PRAYER was granted. and tho court ap-
pointed iiyrum Christensen
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ART EXHIBIT OPENED.

Tweuty-four water color paintings Of
Liberty park. by Prof j. T. HarWo0d
entitled. "A Year in Liberty Park" wora
placed on exhibition this noon ln the
pariorS ~ the Commercial club. 10 COM
tinuc there for 10 days, under the diroc-
ton OF the clubs committee on art and
literature. Members or The club may
invite friends to view ;he exhibit Every
picture i- "A choice work. attracting the
highest commentator. They give an exc
celleut idea OF the scenic attractions OF
Liberty park Tho more noticeable views
are the winter scenes, which show q re-
markahIa technical grasp of that class or
art while the rustic bridge scene is a
gem IT, D.. a. CuImcr is having The
paintings hung t0 advantage This after
noon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-23
BUYS NEW MACHINERY.
especial 10 The "News'1

Especial TO the "News.D
Provo, FEB. 23.--The purchase Of
now machinery for the Tintic Central
property at Tintic and the discovery OF
oxide copper IN the shaft has brought
considerable encouragement "a the
stOCkhC lders OF the company.
Manager Holloway this morning an
nounced that he had recently purchased
AN electric hoist for the property. and
that arrangements have been complet-
ed for the Telluride Power company
10 furnish the mine with power. In adj
dition 90 this he declared that on tine
230-foot level and IN tho shaft oxide
copper had been found which Is on OK
celleut Indication OF better results
further down
on account OF the deep SHOWS AT
Tinuc iu may be several days before
the machinery can 10 installed az
the property
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B Tunnel 500 10 so
b. Jack Com. ZOO al 35l3. %. SO. 500
20 &c.. zoo lt aS. ZOO at aAfs. HOO al
4O 600 ut $685.. 1900 at 7o
bullock 600 at
soo ,t p 1o d 90
cr Point. 500 at o.
Dragon i'' az a. 900 '' DO. 900 at
D. or p.Ir. oaa6 az -f.. -oo .. q
d. 60
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DAILY WEST GIVES
ANNUAL STATEMENT
Rouuh Draft Of Report Made by
General Manager Ernest
Bamberger.
MILL SHOWS FINE RECORD.
Property is In Good Financial tonhi-
tion Despite Low Metal
Market

Although only a rough draft has
been made of the annual report 90 the
DAILY West Mining company and t
viii probably be several weeks before
q is printed, General Manager Ernest
Bamberger has made public the annual
statement on account OF the low
metal market. the closing " the mill
for several months and the advancing
of the Ontario drain tunnel into the
DAILY West property and advancing
gi6 900 ON this. cut or what would have
been an operating profit of $4,000 1'he
bills for hast December. FOR tho FIRST
time IN the company's affairs, we're in-
cludod in tho disbursements.
The receipts OF the company show
that there was cash on hand on Jan.
4. 1908. s305.067Sl and that the receipts
from the sale Of crude ore was S225,-
,SO69. from the sale % concentrate.
Sl50.62l.25. and miscellaneous receipts
Of S23sSS5. making the total receipts
s6S3.O5S.55 The total disbursements FOR
the year arc shown az follows:
a
NH account ................ 8s.728s7
Assay office and ore expense
account ..................... 20162 95
General expenses ........... 30572.IO
Ontario drain tunnel expense 81 1854 IS
Advance 20 Ontario company. 16b52.04
Inventories Tor two years .... l236.12
--
Total ......................s72s 7asi
cash on hand Jan. 1. 1909. SSit. 4sA79
A"thl s.s...- .s-s.. ....-... 90 Abedi eoe.lu
As there ls az present ss,520t7 In the
insurance reserve fund. the total OF cash
ou hand rs increased to $500 00536
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PRODUCE.

Chicago. Feb. 23-Coudltious b0rdoru.
on panic prevailed today in the wheat uI.
during the first few minutes Of tradIul
and prices huctuatcd nervously over d.
wide range, incidentally touching nov.
high record mark for the season f0r thn
May delivery. On initial transactions
the hish mark recorded in the previous
session An advance or ms Co. "a lu CO..
price OF wheat at Liverpool inspire.
aotive buying here. az tge openiuE wl.e
caused advances az I-uAs tu tsIIu. FIr..
sales ON MAY were ut l.iGl4 Go IIft.
several leading commission houses War.
free sellers on the bulgs and This caae
cC a quick decline. May aruUpuE U.
llaie. There was 3D. quick recovery f.
llb and for time the market utu
comparatively steady no about tho Isrr.
Ihe bulge 500 wheat caused hrm onor
IHs m the corn market. hrt In g.eIr.
tome soon developed ou liberal sales Do
cash interests, The selling was maIrr
nased on reports OF greatly increase
start prices We're a shade 90 "a D 81. higl.
nI' May opening at TOYS Co D9.. I-Ii,.
.ng price dropped 10 6H.
Oats were Inclined 90 Doe v... uui
to the selling by cash houses inspired o.
more liberal receipts Trade uHe qu.e.
-. and sold on 20 Ha.
Trade iu provisions was duII auF f
market was steady Prices zoo th. ara.-
ing were unchanged 10 5uTL higher
Close Whelt-Niav 1l5a,s JulE Inr
q, g Corn T. ,fes' May, e5's Ass. J4l.
oats May. 5tN; July. Nfi: Sept. o..
Iork-MaN, l,o3ia Nlf.o5, july llIU
i.ard-May, aIoi Juiy. 9S2ir sept
Ribs-Muy EGi.. Juiy. $40
liNe--Cabh. IsWNi; May i9i.uN.
Harley-Cash. GiiaU6-.
Ilmoths-- March. $40.
Clover-March, go
N,heat-Later m the day the mark-.
made another squirt upwards May adj
ysncing DO l-i6t. During the maj half
hour o. heavy tone again developed on
iurther plQut-takirg The close wae
ABOUT steady, with May "a shade higher
rt lltA.
Corn-The market rallied later IN fbo
session May advancing 10 G6L bru
Mrahtned again on selling brought 0uf
hy an estimate of more than loo cars
is me receipts here tomorrow
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chiaago. Eel. .g3.-Butter - STEADY.
Dietmeiies, .2u &; dairies. HOS
Eesffis Wear A. mark cases included
81 -l'a. lrst7. p. prime nrsts u
Dh"ese-Strong. Daisies. 1879 III rs. twins
i-e"l9 FQuug Americas. l6iA. Tons
A'fu-, 1874 N1ja.
SUGAR AND COFFEE
Sew YORK. Feb. E-sugar. raw. ar4.
.NN %. ho.1' moIasscs sugar ay
"a, iennlns. 81 ha.l'; centrifugal H
Hohci-stoady Crushed. SIS. poUdar-
-g. %, formulated. 4.td
'ohee-steady. 80. 2 Rio, sdSie, No.
Santos bs.
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TODAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York. FEB. 23.-Closo: Prime
mercantile paper 80 20 4 per cent
Sterling exchange easier after strength,
with actual business in bankers bills
at AS525NS5 for 60-day bills and az
4S7 so FOR demand Comercial bills,
4s50st bar silver. 50ss. Mexican dol
lars. a. Government bonds firm.
Railroad bonds. weak Money ON call
steady iAG2h per cent: ruling rate. @;
closing bid. IA; Offered at g Time
loans. dull and easier, 90 days. "a. TO e
per cent; six months 3Hh.
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Beck Tunnel 500 az so. 300 at o.
Black Jack 900 al 39i5 buyer go
ZOO at 3Sla. 100 at 49, buyer CO.
Bullock 500 az Si4 . buyer 60
Crown Point 10000 at 49, 900 at
22la, seller 90
East Grown Point, 400 at So.
East Tlutic Dew. ] 500 at 1874 500
at 1872 seller &c.
Indian Queen. $500 at Q
lngot, 1900 at 1ia
Iron Blossom. 900 at 315
Mason Valley. so az 2.35.
Mountain Lake. 800 at 49, 2O0 at
43la.
Nevada Hills. 100 at t.f2ia
NeWhouse. 800 at 40.
ohio Copper. 100 at $50. 100 at 6.S5.
Plutus. 500 az TO-.
Prince Con- 100 az 1.32ig
Seven TrouRhs. 1000 at 49,
silver King. 400 az 4.05. b. Co. 100 AT
f.07ia. r. so. 100 40 4.O1tr
silver shield. Co at H.
Sioux Con, 400 at I.22ls. $500 az
] 20.
south Col. 100 at i6.
South iron Blossom, 1900 at "a.
Swansea Con. POO at 20.
Swansea FIX. 1880 at AZ: 1000 az
8, b. go. 1000 at "a, b. So
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oh deposit win still De reached The
hole Zoo which the gas was struck is
somrthing over 1900 feet deep and the
Tow OF gas SIS reported AS very strong.
with considerable OH being blown out OF
The hole with the gas. The people
around ontario and Payettc VIII keep
on drilling and prospecting there until
they make an OH strike yet is the pre-
diction of those in position 90 judge
best Here's hoping Idaho Leader
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WOOL

ST. Louis. FEB. - wool. drm. Tern
tory. and western mediums, ET9: aus
mediums. 1bGls; fine. l2d1L
BOSTON
Boston. Feb G.-The local wool mar.
ket continues strong although the vol.
ume OF business rs light. particularly m
domestic woods. Quotations are almosI
fine staple territory sold last week at %.
iu the greasy lines. Gt 81 said that west
ern growers are asking -3 90 dc. lo.
tneiT now stock still uu-he1rcl.
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That's the way you feel about the
lungs when YOU have n hacking
cough. It's foolishncsE TO let Il 10 on
and trust 90 luck GO get over ~, when
BILLIARDS. Horehouud Syrup viii stop
the cough and heal tho lungs
Price &c. Zoe and 81 90 per bottle. Sold
by =. c. NJ T. Drug Store u2 and lli
South Main 81
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LIVESTOCK.

South Omaha. Fen 23-Cuttlc-ps.
Crlpts 400, market active and Zoe. hIgb
cr Texas steers. 3o0nl.s5: range COW.
mud beitcrs s.0a4.io; Gamers g.05a
calves. 5.o1ufoi bulls and staRs. 81.
Hog Receipts. $500. market sc. bier
en- Heavy, bOoU6.30. mixed. 6.g5Gff-
lights. o.Dne 10; pigs. 4Ooa5.50; bulk 0I
s6eer-Roceipts. 100. market stead,
Yearllngs B.0OWG.75; wotherg. 5000 E.
ewes. 4.OoH4.7i, lambs. G.JOQ1o0.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas city Feb. 8.-Cattle-Rocei.i.
1000; market steady Native steers ~.
80. native cows ana heiferrs. 2.Ma5 Z.
ase6 calves, f.ooWTlS; western steers
A5Ou6.25; western COWS, 3.Md5.G.
IIogs-Reccipts, l3uO0j market stror.
TO DC. higher. Bulk OF sales, 5.sGds
heavy. 615n 6.G, packers and butchers
8. @a6.@, lights. 6.00m6.05; pigs, 5.0a
shecp-Rcceipts. Soo0. market stead,
Muttous. a.3s q 5. So, lambs, G. 5gdT n
range wethers. 4.o096. y, fed ewes. sm
CHICAGO.
Chicago. Feb g.-Catue-Receipt~ ODD.
timated at $500, market strong Beeya.
4.GW6.s0, Texas steers, t25a5.2 west
ern steers, 4.0U5.30; stockers and feed
crs $3.50 $40; cows and heifers. I.N5a
900; calves. GOOSE
market strong, shade higher Lights 5.q
06.30; mixed, e00d6 q; heavy. 66a8 a
rough. 05Q67O; good to choice ha4,,,
2ld6 20.
sheep-Receipts. estimated at i5oo6
market strong. Native 3.25d6 80: vest
orn 5000 s. CD, yearlings 4.0On a; lambs
native, J.laN ttui western, 3.t5E1.15
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WOODS LIVER MEDICINE

FOR Chllls, Fever, Malaria. Acts on
mo Liver. Prloo 500 and siOo.
GRO. r. BHiCE DRUG Co.
200 Mgln-hcnNun Pharmacy.
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'DOLPH" WHITNEY. Stock Broker,
Member S. l.. Stock and Mining Ex
1852 Atlas. You say do" Bell, l7lL
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nNrARIn sTRkEs Gas.

A auong noN of gas has been struck
no Ontario 18th the prospect ihaf sn
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rhis stock was disposed Of at 8 ccnts
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-23

As there ls az present ss,520t7 In the
insurance reserve fund. the total Of cash
ou hand rs increased to $500. O05.36
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sos. YORK. Feb E.-sugar. raw ar4.
.-rN a.ll"o.G'f moIassos SUGAR . 81.
ta,r refining. 21lH8Is. centfifnrai b.
Honci-Stcady Crushed. SIS. p5Vd.r-
cl. go, srauulated 4.B
santos, bs
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Chicago. Feb. .23.-Butter .- ytestr
'ictmeries, -2u a; daiues. NWM
tEgs-Wear. az mark cases included
-,4 Lt nrsis. p. prime nrsts. q
Li'1"l9. Fouug Americas 16f4. furr
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-04-21
STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK sat- q probate court held At
Ellsworth, in and for said county of Hancock,
on the sixth day Of April, in the year Of our
Lord one thousand nine hundred and nine.
A CERTAIN instrument purporting to be .
"A copy Of the last will and testament OF
JOHN W. BABSON. late Of WASHINGTON,
in the DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
deceased, and Of the probate thereof In said
District Of Columbia. duly authenticated,
having been presented to the Judge Of Pro-
bate for our said County Of Hancock for the
purpose Of being allowed, fled and recorded
in the Probate Court Of our said County Of
Hancock. to
Ordered. That notice thereof be given to
all persons interested therein, by publishing
q copy of this order three weeks successfully
in the Ellsworth American, q newspaper
printed at Ellsworth. in said county Of Ham
cock. prior TO the fourth day Of May,
a d. 1903, that they may appear At
probate court then to be held at Ellsworth,
in and for said county Of Hancock, at ten
O'Clock in the forenoon, and show cause, IL
any they have, against the same.
EDWARD e. CHASE, Judge Of Probate.
A true copy OF the original order.
Attest:-T. F. MAHoNEy, Register.
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BUCKsPoRT.

Miss Florence Slower left Wednesday for
Boston.
B. p. Blodgett and wife returned Satur-
day from snort visit in Boston.
Mrs. A. H. Gem left Wednesday morn
ing for visit with relatives in Cherryfield.
Miss Laura Jones, OF BrooksviIle, arrived
Saturday for visit with her brother,
James II. Jones.
A large delegation from Fort Knox
lodge, /. o. o. F., went to Winterport
Monday afternoon on the steamer Percy
", to attend the district convention.
A large congregation greeted DR.. E. s.
Barker at the franklin street Methodist
church, Sunday morning, it being the
first service of the conference year. All
are very glad to have DR.. and Mrs. Bar
ker return.
One OF the best entertainments gwen in
town for long time was the concert by
the Canadian Jubilee singers at the
Franklin street Methodist church, Friday
evening. The church was filled with an
enthusiastic audience. The financial sue
cess was gratifying to the society.
April 10. J..
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-04-21
NORTH BROOKSVILL.E.

Mrs. Groves Cousins is ill.
Mrs. Alice Gilley, OF Islesford, is at work
for Alvah q. Green.
Mrs. Cynthia Grindle has sold her farm
to Mr.. Chatto, of Bluehill.
A. A. Goodell has sold pair OF work
horses to William Chatto, of South Brooks
vile.
Mrs. Foster Pierce and daughter EtheIyn,
of North sedgwick, were the guests OF q.
A. Pierce last week.
Services were held at the Methodist
chapel Sunday, conducted by Milton s.
Beckwith, OF Ellsworth.
Carrie T. Grindle, nurse in DR.. Kings
hospital, Portland, is visiting her parents,
K. s. Grindle and wife.
Lewis Black, of Steuben, has bought the
homestead OF the late Thomas Blodgett,
and will soon move his family here.
April 10. Z.
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lsral MOI ng.,

-r-r,s~~S-~-~ ,-e~s
To All persons Interested In either OF the -
tAtee hereinafter named.
At probate couFt held vt Ellsworth, In and
for the county Of Hancock ON the fourteenth
day Of April, .. d. 1909, being IN adjourned
session OF the April .. d. 1900 term Of saiA
court.
TIME following matters having been pre-
j scented for the act on thereupon herein-
after indicated. It 10 hereby ordered thst no-
tice thereof 5e given 70 All persons interested
by causing copy Of this order TO be pub
lished three weeks successfully in the ELS.
worth American, newspaper published -
Ellsworth, in said county, that they may ap-
pear At = probate court to be held ct Ells-
worth in said county, the fourth day OF
May, a.. d. 1909, 1T ter Of the clock In the
forenoon. and be heard thereon II they zee
cause.
frankie NJ. Jordan, late OF Oriand, in said
county. deceased. Petition that Charles J.
Dunn some other suitab BILE person be sp-
poini ed admin traitor of the estate Of said
deceased, pl esented by Hattie M Hartford
an heir of said deceased.
Frankie NJ. Jordan. late of Orland. in said
county, deceased. A certain inst ument pur-
porting to be he last will and Testament OF
said deceased, together with petition for pro-
bate thereof. presented by Merrill Trust Conn
pany. executor and trustee under The will OF
Andrew j. Jordan, deceased, the executor
named in said will being deceased.
EDWARD e. CHASE. Judge of said Court
A true copy of the original order.
Attest:-T. F. MAHoNEY. Register.
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SURRY.

Capt. Mckay, in his new vessel, arrived
last week. He is loading with wood for
Rockland.
Mrs. Mary Ella Gray and daughter, who
have been in Massachusetts, several
months, are home.
+. N. Osgood has quite menagerie this
spring. He has four foxes, three wildcats,
a hedgehog and several skunks.
Mrs. Horace Carter, former resident OF
this place, but now OF Bar Harbor, is Wis
iting her niece, Mrs. w. E. Phillips.
Capt. A. c. Curtis is setting new masts
in his vessel, the Maud s., which was
dismasted last fall in Union river bay.
Rev. w. II. Durham has been reap
pointed to this charge by the conference
at Ellsw orth, to the satisfaction Of large
number Of people.
April 80. D.
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GREAT POND.

F. 4. Mace is on business trip to Ban
gor.
School commences Monday. saba Coyle
Robinson, Of Vinalhaven, is teacher.
Mrs. Gertrude Williams and Mrs. Ada
Williams who have been i'll are improving
Albert Haynes leaves here this week for
his camps at 10 Merry. Wallace Lord &C.
companies him.
Mrs. Ernest Rowe, with daughter Ara
bella, Of Aurora, who has been visiting her
sisters, Mrs. J. F. Haynes and Mrs. Ray
mond Williams, has returned home.
Raymond Williams has the contract for
for the stage route from Ellsworth to Great
Pond for the next four years. The driver
came near losing his horse in the mud.
Wednesday night. 1t took him and four
men to extract the animal.
April IS. E.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1909-04-21
STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK ss.-At a PROBATE court held -
Ellsworth in and for said county of Hancock,
on the thirteenth day OF April, in the year
OF our Lord one thousand nine hundred and
nine, being an adjourned session Of the April
H.. d. 1909 term Of said court.
CERTAIN instrument purporting to be
"A copy Of the last will and testament OF
SUSAN P. BLAKE. late of BROOKLINE.
in the county Of Norfolk, and Commonwealth
of Massachusetts. deceased, and of the pro-
bate he reof in said Commonwealth OF Massa-
chusetts. duly authenticated having been pre-
sented to the judge OF probate for our said
county OF HANCOCK for the purpose OF beng
allowSh. filed and recorded in the probate
court OF our said county Of Hancock.
ordered. That notice thereof be given to
all persons inte rested therein. by publishing
a copy OF this order three weeks successfully
in tue Ellsworth American, . newspaper
printed at Ellsworth, in said county OF
Hancock. prior 10 the fourth day OF May
a. d. 1909. that they may appear at .
probate court then to be held At Ellsworth.
In and for said county OF Hancock, at ten
O'Clock in the forenoon, and show cause, IL
any they have, against the same.
EDWARD h. CHASE. Judge of Probate.
true copy Of the original order.
Attest:-T. F. MAHoNEY. Register.
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BLUEHILL.
MEMORIAL RESOLUTIONS.

MEMORIAL RESOLUTIONS.
Whereas, Another link in the fraternal
chain has been broken. and Mountain Re-
bekah lodge mourns the death of an honored,
beloved sister. Ruth Grindle;
Whereas, BY her faithful ministrations to
the sick and afflicted, she had won the love
and esteem OF all;
Whereas, BY her death We shall miss her
kindly presence in the lodge, yet We realize
that our loss is her eternal gain; therefore
Resolved, That the members OF this lodge
will ever cherish fond remembrance Of our
sister, and We extend our heartfelt sympathy
and coincidence to her bereaved family.
Resolved, That rs . token Of respect TO her
memory our charter be draped in mourning
for thirty days, that 3 copy OF these resoiu-
lions be spread upon our record book, q copy
be sent TO the family Of the deceased, and a
copy sent TO The ELLSWORTH AMERICAN and
Bangor Eers for publication.
NELLIE NJ. Woop,
VILLA l. GREENE,
Lucy X. BILLINGS,
Committee.