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Williams news., 1909-02-06
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
Official Minutes of the Meeting
 Held Feb. 1, 1908
Office of the Board of Super
 visors. Coconino Co.,, Ariz. } Ariz., Feb. 1st, 1909.

visors. Coconino Co.,, Ariz. Flagstaff, Ariz.. Feb. 1st, 1909. ) Pursuant to law the board of supervisors met today in regular session. Present Chairman Gregg, Members Dickinson and Yaeger, District Attorney E. NJ. Doe and Clerk W. H. Switzer
 Moved by Gregg and seconded by Yaeger, that ballot of Jan. 4th. 1909, for chairman he reconsidered Carried. The rI.rk
 lots and votes were rnst r- fnllnwS: :: Gregg, 2; Dickinson, 1. Gregg was declared elected chairman.
 The minutes of the last preceding meetings were read and approved by the unanimous vote of the board The following demands against the county were audited and allowed and warrants ordered drawn on the proper funds to cover same: E. M. Doe salary district
 attorney, January ~ $20O co w. P. Sip. salary county
 phys; cian. January. 45 co B. s. Carlos. salary janitor
 court h"usr. Januarv... 75 0O w. H. Swi'zer, salary clerk
 B of &. January ... 1O9 co Jesse Gregg, salary chair
 man B of S, January 100 co W. G. Dickinson, salary
 member B. of s January S3 33 L.. D. Yseger. salary mem-
 Der B of S., January... s3 33 J. R. Treat, salary treasurer.
 January. ........ 1sa 30 w. M. Miller, salary deputy
 treasurer. January S3 30 Jesse L. Bovce. salary re
 corder, January 166 65 Mavie P. Boyce. salary dep
 uty recorder. January... S5 co B. A. Cameron, salary as
 sessor. January 166 66 T. A. Flynn, salary clerk B.
 of s for January 1 to 4. 16 co R. J Kidd. salary probate
 judge Jannary 100 0O J. O. H,rrir Q f."s ins'
 ice f :.r 42 OC Flags,nff h
 Co. services Jaru4ry.. II 5U Rabbit Bros, supplies. Jan
 uary ................ 1855 SC R. J. Kidd, fees probate
 clerk, January .... 7 F c. A. Kellar, bread, January 1 O( F. L. Moore, printing and
 publishing, January =. no 5; Western Union Telegraph
 Co.,. Williams. telegrams.
 January. ..... l 5( Mcdonald RoNi SUI
 plies Jaruar . 20. St L. E. Hart, hospital con
 tract, January .... 254 4( Flagstaff Electric Lghr Co.,,
 lamps and current. Jan
 uary. .. IA 2! Frank P Miller, milk. Jan
 uarv .-...... . 3( l.. E. Hdrt. meals county
 jail. January .. .. 14S O( H. H McN-, G.. supplies,
 January. .......... 37 2! B, M. Doe, expense Bright
 Angel trail suit and office
 supplies, " ... 72 6( J. E. Jones. expense school
Williams news., 1909-02-06

fund, depy. at Fredonia. so % Wm. Friedlien, repairs
 court house .. =. l 75 Wm. Beeson, wood, court
 house. ..-.... 70 $. Barron, out door relief. 24 co Andrea Bacca, out door re-
 Hel AO Oo Underwood Typewriter Co,
 typewriter .......... 1O2 sol G H Coffin, supplies. .... 2 7OI Asa w. Judd, election off
 cer, Fredonia ........ 4 OO J. w, Francis, salary and
 sheriff's fees. s... 61O 10 John P. Orme, pro rata
 joint spssion B of s -. 30 co T .,-. lr,rare 1 50 l. E Juut-, publishing 2l 10 O. $. Emblem. labor and
 supplies county hospital 40 50 Mrs. Eva Marshall, stamps
 and envelopes ...... 15 62 c. Horcasitas, half soles,
 prisoners 1 50 Coconino Sun, printing... 15 45 c. F. Portz, professional ser
 vices. prisoner. r........ l OO R. J Kidd, recording, pro-
 bate office e.......... 9 9O Mrs E $ Carlos, laundry. 3 % 5. Barron, Interpreting. 2 50 J R. Treat. road warrant. 6 75 J R Treat, assigned claims 42 76 \ G. Layton, salary clerk
 of court and typewriting 25 40 Postal Telegraph Co.,, tel egramS. oo Frank Bennett, bounty
 wild animals .... 9 % Luke O'Brien, bounty wild dululdiS 1c OO Raphael Carlos, bounty wild animals .. IS % Frank Hochderffer, bounty wild animals .. 15 H. R. Hecthorne, bounty |. wild animals ... % James Riason, claim for
 $11OO bounty, allowed TUT OO Frank B Johnson, claim for
 $36 co bounty, allowed
 1or. ..--.---- A4 oo T. A Flynn, claim for $34 co, closing books clerk hoard of super >iSore. "", allowed
 T' ... 'ci ippiira"ons were
 pf ~-.nunl and university lands:
 J. w. Richards, Sec. Is; T. 13; R 15.
 Mrs. P. M. Gavin, s.W. I Sec. IS; T 21; R. s E.
 ! John Marshall. Sec 16; T. 16; R 1OE
 J. W Francis, Sec. 36; T IS; R. E.
 The following assignments of leases of school and university lands were approved: c O Rrhi"son to Campbell & t'r ,nc'- Go Sc Is; I 16 N; R. g E.
 N. G Layton to Campbell & Francis Co.,, Sec Is; T IF; R. 10 E.
 T E. Pollock to Campbell & Francis Co.,. Sec 36; T. 17; R. 10 E
 L. B. Schaffer to Campbell X Francis Co.,, Sec 36; T 15; R s E.
 c A Kellar to Campbell X Francis Co, Sec 36; T IF; R. g E
 T. E Pulliam to Campbell X Francis Co. Sec 36; T. 20; R. ' E
 G. H Coffin to Campbell X Francis Co, Sec. 36; T. Is; R. g E
 John Marshall to Campbell & Francis Co.,, Sec Is; T. Is; R. 10 E
 J. w. Francis to Campbell & Francis Co, Sec. 36; T. IS; R. ' E.
Williams news., 1909-02-06

[Continued next week.
Williams news., 1909-02-06

We Cater to First Class Trade Only@
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-14
PARK BOARD PLANS TO DO
AWAY WITH MUCH en-
JoYED PLAYGROUND.

Now that the bail ground on the
Lincoln Park Fairgrounds has just
been put In shape for the coming
football season. the park board pro
poses TO pillow IL up and SOW II with
grass.
The announcement OF this move
ment has stirred up storm OF pro
test among the residents OF that
neighborhood. whose children play
on the grounds. and the students OF
the Broadway high school who de-
pend upon that park as practice
grounds for their athletic teams.
J. Howard Stein. the superintend-
ent OF the Fairgrounds. said this
morning that the action was taken
because of the great amount OF dust
that blows off the grounds into the
reservoir In the summer time. He
says that the park board has not
enough men In its employ to keep
the grounds rolled and sprinkled-
Made for Fun Makers.
So this one large playground
of the city. that was not quite a
year ago fitted out for the use of
the children. the boys OF that
neighborhood and the high school
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-14
WANT PLAYGROUND
AT LINCOLN PARK

students, will be turned into one
large lawn. over which Keep OFF
the Grass" signs Will be scattered
at frequent intervals.
This will leave no place for the
grammar school and high school
teams TO practice.
In behalf OF the student body OF
the Broadway high school. Super
intendent cooper, Professor w. r.
Geiger. and Coach ]. Fletcher Lewis
took that matter up with the park
board. They were told that mat
ter would be held off for a week.
but were given no assurance that
the ueld would be kept In shape for
football practice, which has started
at that school. This afternoon a
meeting o. the entire student body
of the school was held to consider
ways and means of keeping the
park as II Ia. The students have
the support Of the faculty and
every resident OF that neighbor-
hood.
II was through the efforts of Mr..
Geiger that the place was laid off
as a ball park and a place where
the students could go in the noon
hour TO eat lunch. and he intends
TO keep It that.
Place for Recreation.
Besides the high school. the mail
mems team and numerous other
amateur players have been using
the grounds every evening. In the
early evening. men from all over
the Broadway and Capitol hill dis
tricts gather there and play ball
and enjoy themselves after working
hard all day. II the field is planted
in grass they will have to quit this
practice
Although the park board Is max
ing much of their work in buying
and laying out Fairgrounds, they
are planning to destroy the largest
one In the city and the only one
available to the largest schools and
most crowded districts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-14
ENTERTAIN COAST
FOREIGN C0NSULS

All foreign consula on the Pacific
coast will be- entertained by the for
oign consuls Of Seattle. Of which
Bernard Pelly. British yice-consul.
IL chairman. az the fair grounds TO
morrow Aside from q dinner at
the exposition and a sightseeing trip
about tho grounds during the day.
several special features have been
put on the program. An elaborate
display Of fireworks. with a descrlp.
tive set piece for each nation. has
been arranged
"All Of the foreign consulB have
been 30 kind In lending their aid 10
help make the exposition a success. +"
said Mr.. Pclly. that II has been de.
cided 10 set aside a day for them ="
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-14
DISCOVERY OF NORTH
POLE IN FIREWORKS

One Of the most sensational pro-
auctions In fireworks that has yet
been displayed at the exposition
viii be put on tomorrow night at
the foot of the Pay Streak. when
the Discovery of the North Pole
viii be reproduced in pyrotechnics.
There will be explorers. dogs.
mountains. icebergs, storms, and
even the pole itself will be there.
The management has refused to
divulge whether Il will be Cook or
Peary shown in fireworks. and
mystery Is rife.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-14
To FILE HARRIMAh'S
WILL NEXT THURSDAY

NEW YORK. Sept. i4.-The will
of y. H. Hartman viii be filed
for probate some day this week.
probably Thursday. according 10
one Of the family attorneys. II is
believed that a board OF trustees
will be named 10 control the estate.
This board Is expected 10 comprise
Judge Lovett chairman % the ex-
eeutive board of the Union Pacific
railway. and chas. A. Peabody. Har.
riman's personal attorney.
Estimates Of the fortune left by
the railway king vary from $50 900.
900 10 $500. 600 900 II is believed
that a majority OF the money left
by Hartman viii go 10 the widow
and children.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-14
TWO OUT OF FIVE
WINNERS ARE WOMEN

Two out OF five OF the prize win
ners for creditablc work done IN
Alaska are women. When the gold
medals we're distributed at tho fair
grounds yesterday. Mrs. Mary y.
Hart. who collected the educational.
literary. art and women's work Of
Alaska. and Mrs. Eugene 8. Willard
OF Juneau, who Is the author Of a
book dealing In Alaskan life, en-.
titled Kinda shon's WIFE" were
awarded prizes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-14
BOSTON TEA PARTY
NEXT BIG SPECTACLE

Preparations for the reproduction
OF the Boston Tea Party and burn
ing of the British sloop Gaspee.
which will take place at the foot
of the Pay Streak Friday night. are
being made today. The program
opens with selection by wagner's
band. followed by the Clan Fraser
Pipers
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EATEN az TIGERS.

NEW ORLEANS. La. Sept IA
Dispatches from Port Limon today
say that VIM. kohns. an American,
and II. O. Euterach, Swede. both
naturalists. we're killed and eaten
by tigers In the Turrialba noun
tains
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West Side Heights

West Side Heights
FHty-fsot tots fer ssas ap. sasy terms.
nanHlfsrenf yimw. ard Femsusher. ~ Will
Only ha ~ nainntes fsum Pioneer eanmre
whrn vsa1auf 70 en5n pAgt~si. Take West
ciariessaa offIos o. Ergsns
n W HurcHzoN
Exclusive Assnt.
Dfnr cnEAP ~ PYvs.arr~ chicken
ranch. near statiuri Eooa hoas@. 4te
Jersey cows two horses sui wagon go.
inn 10 California. and Uiii aaii en- or
before September 70 fer ttT2 terms tTs
cash Balance " per month Ust OF
Seattle Tacoma fntaFufhan car a. Pa
ritie ciiY ard ineutrs for Mr. Brssn
suBunBAN HOME SITE
iofs 30Eff9 feet. each fenced all Get
90 bsariss fruit trees good location.
Price eseq Easy terms
a u NEWELL. lao sprins street
lust teesivsa WORD from mr. mother Ia
the Hast 90 sell her S-acre trnes. IN.
cludirn cows and chlrksna near tarEs
city. eioas 70 seattle. fine soil, partly
road fair house and other tuiidinaa.
only sIeq down, balance 80 per year.
See Nuftsr Or the captain, steamer We
nus. rief 8. before 10 a m
of.AfLA s-AcRE TRACTS
Olalia IL famous for fruits and vsEs.
tables. lies bstwesn Seattle and Tacoma.
ACRE TRACTS. $50 per acre and up
Due-tauth cash
a 5 NEWELL iso sprinS street
Iusf received word from my mother
~ tho East 20 soil her ftve-asre tract. In
riudinE cows and chickens. near iafgs
city. close 10 seattle; fine soil partly
cleared. near good school. on county
road, fair house and other buildings.
only SEQ down. balance $50 per year.
aee suffer OF the captain. steamer Venus,
Pier 9. before 70 a. n.
afLvERDALE.
s-ACHE TRACTS ~ ailverdalss good
soii four boats daily Into city excellent
4 y NEWELL. TO Spring stree.
BEAUTIFUL nav and up-to. date Q.
room bungalow, right on stroat ear. uuh
large tract 81 ground viii give o.
man who buys steady work Al il.so q
only $50. Us cash and Is month
Take Henton Interurban 10 Darlington
SOC the ewner, MI. Henderson.
HFnE rs YOUR CHANCE.
Must seil, sara i4th n W.. new mod.
orn room, concrete basement. 100 foot
avenue on ear line. 5oxio9 70 alley
only 81 500 small payment, balance like
rent Phone North % 70 call owner.
--it~1g-s
Waufss Ten men 70 clear ground b
dav a. contract. steady work for moi
,vh9 want 70 work. men with familiei
nrrferraa. building Sidewalks, carpenter
hatpefa az 50 per day and up Take Rem,
fon fuferurban street ear 20 harrington
80 Mr. pete or Mr.. Henderson.
For saIa--In Ballard. 7-room modern
house ftvo car lines one block frQU
school cement sidewalk in street. $4,000
torrns Apply to owner, 22fo West seth
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$500

ron oNf. HALF WHAT ~ ls WORTH
ares riatH Ne - n ths Fisthsad
intits reservation. ! must set ny fe-
houses, oafu. cunrrets brood ". rTesk Fans
through place. va suaI auNntr fnsa. 4
mt.a trean eHF ard depot 4ie gNunN trip
~ Noatats NrhD@i. " u and stores !
affvF this far gfta. % terms ta suis pofa
rhasur II Yeu ~ant ths h~st evsr ~.
Tered frF fnunsF. rssas ualfh Doc ehtch-
sns. ducks. geese. ra<- anf horses. All
fog sale and must a.. Tahe NeHtpn street
N4F a. fsestdeutnt and feetsF % Eaaflas
ton A~m Hemfsrpan uWnas
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-14

Pneumonia. coughs, sore throat.
and all lung trouble. Leary's Com
pound cures. All druggists.
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FHM& land ExEN MaEON "a tirnuina +.
HAN aH shis side Ao4hd TAks ttH. fsst
steamer Nenaa Fles q a. 70 M re-
t1fn AZ y m no TfCHNfa ~EKpEu
nfO oegSfNu % stss Acntss ~ acre
rrarts 0ef free mars n q y Hllifnah .
efflcs 10 Times tiask Acres tss 10
terms 10 eaets q day Hay nos n9xer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-14

In the fight which followed
FLYNN received a slash on the up
per right arm which went TO the
bone. Another cut extended from
the right ear to the nose. A third
slash from Gallio's knife extended
from the left side OF the Jaw TO the
nape Of the neck.
When he received the third cut
Flynn fell 10 the floor and Gallo
ran from the lodging house The
wounded man lost considerable
blood before he reached the city
hospital. Flynn was about 40 years
old and single.
Gallo roomed al the same lodg-
ing house with his victim. SO far
as Is known they had no trouble
prior 10 last night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-14

AWFLLIsT CHEAP
ttsa. only t9a cash ard o. q faoeth.
fsfoafn hwnK&i1w. mes, rfNht on street
rar. large tract % Erasnd fruit. fIawera.
chickens and cos. why pay rant Whsu
. good itVin9 raising rhirksasf Hantpn
street ear ~ Occidental and resieF 70
Darlington See Hsndsrson-
Far sale cheap. by ownsr. ens Toe.
the@a. fuasta fnntmfm house 1897 Vim
AZ ~ y Green Lake station. --tasf0
For safe. cheap. - oNusrs eaa les ard
three rnura fupsiern house. 7zo7 vim
az y =. 0rsea lake sfesienl Life
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-14

tsses@sfs easn ans - n neuth Ter a
te4uftfuf sew ard ursgasdatr three faagtia
t0n9aiHUt ffnp ftea ~ Lass and ias8af
fafoFs twn Nfcrka frNr s4fr~t Nar- tn4s
pfaFesm#nfs All feid. thefs IL ixr4o
tract ~ aes1nd wtth tHa place. afew a
homestead ~ fp@NAns IFawfnR sna an9st
srft fAta 90 raise maMar TaAr WNnf0n
fefsruFhan ~ Occidental aod feetsr 20
Darlington Hea NJ Weaef
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-14

Tea atifaf nsu and up-fa-9ata thrxe-
fuou hsnenfuw cottage Hifh fsa large
traFfa Of Kruuafi pteafY ~ wofh fer nasn
blocks ffpfn street car. srhac4 stop
raFin9 rwnts al for ice. g4B cash and
Is month Tahe henfnn fngwrnfhan at
Occidental and Ts.lsr fs Eariiretaa See
CIV ner. Mr Pete
MUST have four nsn - show o. cell
steady wefk aaa nfiinan's Lard nan.
ayers at suem !. on sseaad fiear IN the
Times nl83k
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-14
Nothing Better

NeN htssfoom cottage city satef. Tot
sesies. Tor ti.te5s oniy tls rash and
so uef menth
Also three room house iot sokiba. all
fenced city water. for ti.tea. tHk cash.
US per mnnth. This went last long
Phone Ballard 1885,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-14
- COUNTRY HOME
csssf COUNTRY HONS

tHA
Ia ssht At railway station
t,smt 49, ~lcttfic liHa aUff W 10y
~ lA'sfssss-e gnot roads sra q hepl
~ .sinEle nil avn stNs
!, ~ - splendid orraftahiiN NY
.',ts1 snieraid eaters ficn 10y
..,slI 80 AL burned over ease ~
~ o. a these iands aireaaf sofa
s#s ruaksr az tracts e. select
sse<t.*s vegetable. fruit berry ans
~ ssstse. sFvrn frass sfess we
-fzt1 y. sssasis ffse DEED Pc lAWiit
slsR ~ tsssh. trce extension ~ tlHi
4 - ssskeess Call Tor HMatfatFa
X ~ @s.sgthinx the iAifeei tefW
S<,kN IN Western Washtnstan' near
fsfef - IA pr Nefs, ttRe aae 2
n psf meelA. : ~ ,s '"'''''
- ~ sre ep mere net atse 49,,
~se,n t.rAoER q NhhN W.
kANss 40 Nhito huiltihs
.,s Feafth and tnfeh -
49,
1922. s1~Tf.r HoME--oNE Atkk,
Ae fsaa street ear level lAaa
sss htts 5~r4Dt4a fenced. Amtli
- eel taFeesrecn hreHes
$50 A'sss ard yard; iiseqa Fnia q
. akNs4s,r s.eFRr NAirnY.
u,.sss.tfi ALASKA naiidlns d.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-14
s.sns AND ACRES
continued.
,r.BERTAD DISTRICT

-. .erss e NC a. sfheois. thr
". 70 fallf'. te the Alberta eHNn
80 hFnias .I,i aaas. a. some ~
tia ref rxfhahKe Nhn laNN
..,. pfefffe shefi distance uenn
ttssis3 en.f \, sns mills ffam taii
"a per srs new hrs ihai p neH
s:ss ', s,,es II = soailreeii,s,n. n't n,,s
xlA esefN isntlA
Esiiie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-14
VII CITY REAL ESTATE.
Continued.

W. r. CAMPBELL
go colman nundins.
wHerSanArrLr WEST aEArrLn
oLnNwoop PARK
nsamifui level lots. al cleared and
9fuebsd. ready fof lawn o. garden.
on CALIFORNIA Az
on the oar line adjacent 60 school
house, close 20 fine beach a delightful
phase 20 live
ONLY 1880 PAIR
40. down aad go month. a splendid
buy fof home or Investment" Takea
psia IN advance no more 20 pay until
DOUBLE YouR MONEY
Yea these lots viii treble 10 value In
less than thfra years Outside buyers
mail yaur orders az anre and I will per-
sonaib select the best loft Tor you.
" r. CAMPBELL.
sbi ceiman building
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West Seattle Lots
$135
win seuels ysas sssn~y ia rear
fis dewn and IS = month
ooopYwt.Low BRoa.
81 n4Iisy nidg
NJ ACRES fsas. AT roui.aeo
csues - watnr ard whayf. en- ruunsy
ro&8 fine spii. legged Oft LAID very
easily si.Afsi Aafslaing isad seid fos
i.s p~s sers. must sal snap for ttes.
%. n. ruoMraox.
ief Oriental nik. Main ~ Ind ass
HOW N Tufs-
! have two 9or6 heusss,safs for sale
At sass siess 70 ,s~s asd asar water
I. I aHtLTs
81 Pacific Bisek
IN THE City.
Five acre. ~ tho city. fire viss prop
4 D NEWELL. iss sprias stree,
WIN trade fms family launch. 10 foot
top. all IN good shape. for good real
VS. pAwNEn a CO.
~
Twe fire lots cheap n~ar urssn Lake
station. price tieea. tieo cash. balance
sasy. A sood eostas. throwa In
cfIFFoRD q VAN ARspALE.
sis Third Az
p~r.Y faao CASH Two kcnEa
.n,...ssts .,ss"' l. 49,. sS..,at.'.
"a ~, s.aa sk' ,.srsa,..,s ~. s.''o -
Dssamish sl.sr .sn ~. maxi ~. M very
Is III rgfDMfrDS
.as c,.t...,ai ~. 49, q, "a ssr
$50. ..s--- a. !. -. . =
- ia pi. ~.sss. ssA.av -s,s a.
s ss1ss,.,sy ~ s.tsss 10 a - TOW ''
monsh.
tis per month; els.s n
RYAN a CO. 112t East Union
-it-fs
FREE CLAhN AND ofsfhlts On the
.igs. AoN@S now "a, o srs,s,
russssr anR urT.r'MANsR aAf,tanMwN
TopAV
-----------------------
-, otos, 49,. 49,, 80, .,.a .,
~" ~ sssS "a a. - ..-,s,.,,. .
49, - .t.,,,,.s "a. f..s,, t,i,,,cs. ..,,,.r.
Y H. NicHOtA 7ef Central BIDS
---.-.-------------'---
tty owner, TOUT lots ana house, hast
block from ufeen lake nooiefardi viii
sell all OF I've ieta and house OF teo
building lots CAL BLACK azt soht
North ftth a. t-let
sersa room modern house iot Aosiis
ssss ii. "a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-14
DIDN' 7 LIKE
FACE Of MAN;
IS DEAD NOW
Patrick Flynn Carried His
Prejudice Too Far and
Is Killed-Knife Weld
er Escapes.

Il don't like your face and II you
don't clear out OF here, I'll throw
you out"
With these words. Patrick Flynn.
a miner. who recently returned
from ALASKA. sprang at Tommy
Gallo In the dining room of
lodging house at sos Eighth av s.
last night. shortly after o'clock.
In the fight which followed Gal
10 stabbed Flynn with razor.
edged knife With such deadly aim
that the latter died Of his wounds
IN the city hospital a few hours
later.
Knife Wislder Escapes.
In the excitement which followed
Gallo escaped and since the as
aauit no trace OF him has been
found Captain OF Detectives Ten.
nant today scattered photographs
and descriptions OF the man.
According 10 William Plumb, an
eye witness. who was arrested
shortly after the trouble. but releas.
ed this morning, Gallo was
seated at the dining table last
night when Flynn entered IN a
drunken state.
Il don't Ike your face. you dago,
and II you don't clear out OF here.
I'll throw you out" Flynn is alleged
to have threatened Approaching
Gallo with the evident intention
OF carrying out his threat. Flynn
was then attacked by Gallo.
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5 Acres $3.50

TrFns tsa dowh ard 81 snsnikiy We
are ppamlna t1s acres asaF tns nAwr FaFa.
where iaFae pfaffta are certain TIE
Best ~ sati aad anyheiY ran fnAss q
living aa csc % thsse tracts We rAY
az sscsass q phan thia isnt
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-14

Fox and other makes Pacific type.
writer a supply Co.. 922 NJ Y. Block.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-14
ron sALa-FURNiTuRH.

For haia-Turnstufs Of a siH-fo0m
house, rents Tor lft, eiHht-minuis walk
from Fourth and Pike snap. 1850.
4 itTt -ioeia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-14

Youngstown
ONLY as down ANp ,ia PEN MO-.
rnWpirta. piastsrsd. tsfeam cottage J
blocks from .mieute service 70 min-
utas ffam Pioneer
ls DOWN. fsss PER MONTH
tsSe % $3.50 each Abstracts furnished.
~ BLOCKS from tssHsiaasr service 10
minute4 from FtoRssf
A , WILKfN a CO.
fhenss Adams ssi. Central Iasg
Residence. West 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-09-14

HERE r. your CHANCE.
Must sell stt3 18th ~ W.. new mod
orr f-room. concrete basement. 00-foot
syrnne on car line. s6Ki00 10 alley
onfv ~ 500 small payment, balance like
rent Phone North % 70 call owner.
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Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1909-08-17

Isn't that Alabama law the real
thing? Those people have been
made wise, a thing the morally
stnnted are now doing for North
Carollnians. The clubs and "ni''
beer saloons will prove quite an
~et1ectual club in the "ni" future .
N rth Carolina and her good peo-
pie have always proven equal to
any emergency and it is folly to
suppose that the great majority
behind this measure are going to
surrender any part of the victories
won Or advantages obtained SO far.
Our advice to the man who wants
to do a saloon business is to shake
the dust off his feet, leave North
Carolina and, wherever he puts up,
keep his chattels we'll in hand pre-.
paratory for moving at q moments
notice. Alcoholism, consumption
and smallpox are three items the
American people have about de-
cided to be rid of.