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CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-05-13

Farmer. Genevteve
Harrington. Hele0
Feller, Lulu
Felter, Nellie
FELTON,. Alice
Ferguson. Rilda
Fitzpatrick. Alice
Flanagan. Stella
Fleischer. Maude
Fleischer. Eva
Fleischer. Pearl
Fleischer. Merle
Foresman. Grace
Foster. Alice
Fowler. Mary
Fowler. ZellA
Fowler. Eva
Fowler. Elizabeth
Fredrickson, Ruth
Fredrickson. Hilda
Frey. Gertrude
Freye, Star
Franck. Mary
Fullegar. Katherine
Gale. Mae
Galbraith. Margaret
Gannet. Anna
Gardner. Susie
Gardner. Hazel
00rnier. Bsteli0
Garnier. Anna
Garrett. Fern
Garret. Vera
Garet, Velma
Garret. Frances
Garten. Edna
Garten. May Mrs.
Gaulke, Emma
Gibson. Ethel
Geim. Laura
Giem. Anna
Glenn. Clara
Glenn. Alta
George. Marcia
Gilman. Marty
Gilman. Annie
Gilmore. Gertie
Gilmore. Pauline
0odding. Wilma
Goss. Ruth
Goss. Louise
Govern. Blanche
Govern. Jessie
Gray. Edna
Gresham. Leila
Gresham. Geraldine
Granger. Margaret
Granger. Julia
Graney. Margaret
Graney. Alice
Gravestock. Pearl
Green. Louvenia
Green. Ethel
Guthrie. Maud
Guy. Bernice
Hadden. Esther
Haggart. Ray
Hall. Blanche
Hall. Alice
Hamilton. Irene
Hamilton. Ruth
Hamilton, Alice
Hammond. Merle
Hammond. Katherine
Harding Frankie
Harding Sarah
Harris. Madge
Harrison, Olive
Harrison. Coy
Harrison, Hazel
Hartman. Bertha
Hartman. Charlotte
Hartman. Helen
Hartman. Constance
Hartman. Emily
Hastings. Verna
Harris. Hazel
Heath. Helen
Hedges, Iva
Hemmerle. Frances
Henderson. Dorothy
Henderson. Katherine
Henderson. Margaret
Hennessey. KatherinS
Henry. Florence
Henry. Doris
Heyl. Perlita
Hiatt. Irene
Hiatt. Lena
Hiatt. Mabel
Hiatt. Bessie
Highly. Gertrude
Hoard. Stella
Hobart, Phoebe
Hockett. Goldie
Hockett. Marie
Hoickvan. SteenA
Hoickvan, Ruth
Hoickvan. Hannah
Holiday, Lucille
Holiday. Espanola
Holland. Naomi, Mrs..
Hollerman. Tracey
Holmes. Vella
Hood. Gladys
Hood. Katherine
Hoover, Blanche
Hoover, Loola
Hooyer. Winifred
Horn. Winifrod
Houle, Ellen
Howardson, Helen
Howells. May
Howells. Leta
Hutton, Christa
Huxley, Helen
Hyssong. Marguerite
Burgess will pay ten cents 10
lchool District No. I. on the
bounded by Wilson Creek on
lAa avenue ON thA East. Mar
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-05-13
School Census, District No. |,
Fremont County, Colorado

ersons of Scho
,ist. Read 1t
Lamb, Ezra
Landon, Ralph
Landon, Earl
Larson, Lincoln
Larson, Allen
Lawrence, Harold
Lee, Earl
Lee, Jesse
Lee, Don
Lewis, Willard
Lewis, Irving
Lewis, Everett
Lewis, Victor
Lewis, Roy
Lewis, Raymond
Lewis, Reynolds
Little, Franklin
Little, Leslie
Lloyd. John
Loggins, Grover
Lonnecker, wye
Lowell, Herbert
Lowell. Harold
Lowell, Fred
Livesey, Richard
Lynn, Carl
Lynch, Leo
Lynch. Victor
Lynch, Joseph
Lynch, Edmond
Lynch, Fred
Lyons, Porter
Lyons, Bonn
Lyons, TX"
Mas, Herbert
Maddox. Maurice
Mace, John
Manning, Frank
Mahurin, Willie
Mahurin, Verd
Mahurin, Arthur
Aahurin. Clarence
Marsden, Alfred
Marsden. Francis
Natthewson. Hugh
Marsh, Frank
Mattoon, Lee
Nattoon. Fred
Mauck, Wilfred
NcAffery, Owen
McClanahan, Harry
McClintock, James
NcCone. Floyd
McCone Ralph
NcCone Ralph
Mcdaniel, Granville
Mcdaniel, Churchill
McDonough. Charlie
MCGUIRE. Joe
Mckee, Calvin
Mckee, Lee
Mckenzie, Roderick
Mckenzie, James
McKinzie. Walter
Mckenzie, Ted
McKinzie, William
Mckenzie. Arthur
McKinnon, Ford
McKissick, Paul
McKissick, Charlie
McLain, George
McLain, Ernest
Mcneil, Charles
McWilliams, Charles
Means, Roger
Nellar, James
Metchen, Kenneth
Mills, Harold
Miller, Don
Ming. Joe
Ming, Harvey
Minister, Howard
Minister, George
Milton, Earl
Moallencamp, Frank
Montgomery. Harry
Montgomery. Maurice
Moon. Edgar
Moon, Elmer
Morgan. Arthur
Morgan, Fred
Norris. Robert
Morrison, Clark
Morrison, Edward
Morrison. Joseph
MunrOe, Alexander
Nunroe, William
Murphy, William
Murphy. Grover
Myers. George
Myers, Herbert
Neil. Paul
Nelson, Francis
Nesbit, Paul
Nesbit. John
Nesbit, Clark
Nitchen, Ben
Nix, Cordett
Norris. Victor
Norton, Walter
Norton, James.
O'Brien. George
Othus. Carey
Othus, Percy
Othus, Owen
O:hus. Bryan
Owens, Ben
Palmer, Hunter
Palmer, Robert
Parker. Leroy
Parks, F1nis
Parks. David
Patrone, CLYDE
Patton, Harry
Patton, Clyde
Paxton, Glenn
Paxton, Will
Payne, Henry
Payne. Money
Peabody. Jesse
Pearcy, Don
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-05-13


Richardson. Bernico
Richardson. MaudO
Risner, LelAh
Ritzraan, Florenco
Ritzman, Esther
Ritzman, Emma
Roark. Helen
Roark. Estelle
Romney. Viola T.
Romney. Irene b.
Ross, Ruth
Rouleau, Beatrice
Rowe. Ellen b.
Ripley. Eva
Rippy. Mabel
Rundahl, Linnie
Rupp. EustasiA
Russell. Eunice
Ryan, Helen
Ryan. Florence
Ryle. Josephine
Sage. Lizzie
Sartor. Katherine
Sartor, Maude (Ars.)
Satterfleld. Katherine
Sayre. Helen
Schaeffer, Louise
Schaeffer. Grace
Schanuel. Hattie
Schum. Gertrude
Schum. Manda
Schweigert. Marie
Scott, Lillian
Seaman. Helen
Seely0, Janet
Sharman. Hilda
Sharman. Irene
Sheridan. Ellen
Sheridan. May
Sheriff., Myra
Sherwood, Blanche
Sherwood. Phoebe
6hinkle. FredA
Shirley. Sylvia
Shirley. Mary
Shoemaker, 0ladyD
Shoemaker. Madeo
8hubert. Ethel
6humway. Helen
9hultis. Eta
Ghultis. Esther
Walker. Pearl
walker. Bertha
Walker. Nina
Walton. 9aidis
Walton. Eta
6ilcott. Laura
Silcott. Halle
Skinner. Nina
Slater. Grace (krS.)
Smell. Myrtle
Snyder. Marguerite
Somerville. Fay
Somerviile. Doris
9pAnglef. Nettts
9perry. Viola
6prague. Lucile
Stafford. Nellie
8taarns, Ruth
8tarbuck. Elsie
Stock, Jean
0trout. Irene
Sturgis. KatherinA
Sullivan. Minnie
Sullivan. Myrtle
Sullivan. Lucy
Swan. Ruth
Swanson. Emma
Swenson. Grace
Swopc. Edna
6wope. EditA
Svope. Elsie
Stevenson, Blanche
Talbot. Althea
TAtmAn. Eva
Tatman. Hazel
TAtnAn. Amy
Taylor. June
Taylor. Ethel
Taylor. Marie
Taylor. Susan
Templin. Edna
Thomas. Fay
Thompson. Fannie
Thompson. Helen
Tomlinson. Florris
Tomlinson. Lena
Tomlinson. Thir1a
Tong. Hasel
Townsend. Alice
Townsend. Marine
Tuncil. Blanche
Turner. Dora
Twist. Lettie
Twitchell. MarGaro1
Twitchell. Helen
Unsworth. Grace
Veach. Eva
Wade. Hazel. Mrs.
Walton. Bernice
Walton. Ocye
Waite. Marguerite
WAtrous, Vina
Watson. Marie
Watson, Katherine
Ware. Katherine
Watt. Frances
Weaber. Marie
weaber, Bessie
Webb. Imogene
Webster. Lois
Wells. Mabel
Wells. Martha
Wells. Josephine
Wells. Jessie
Wells, Dowie
Wells. Grace
Welsh. Winifred OlivO
Weston. Nannita
Weston, Bertha
White. Helen
White. Ethel
White. Eva
White, Anna
Whiteman, Emma
Whiteman. Fay
Whiteman, Minnie
Whiteman. Pearl
Whitmore. Marguerite
Wiechen. HaSsl
Wilson. May
Wilson. Grace
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-05-13


Russell, Marion
Russell, Grant
Rupp. John
Rupp. Will
Sage, Ben
Sage, Frank
Sage. John
Sage. Clifford
Sarver, Ralph
Sarver. Carl
Satterfleld. Charles
Satterfield, Harry
SAVERS. John
SAVERS, Harold
Schaeffer, John
Schultz, George
Schultz. Jacob
Schum. Edwin
Schweigert, John
Schweigart. william
Schweigert, Geores
Scott. Henry
Seaman. Arthur
Serry. Earl
Serry, Johnnie
Serry, Donald
Sharman, Edwin
Sharman. Eric
Sheffield. Harold
Shefneld. Herbert
Shefneld, Leland
Sheriff.. Burdoa
Sherrod. Howard
Sherrod. Teddie
Sheridan. Henry
Sheridan, Eugene
Shoemaker, Clarence
Shoemaker. Bernard
Shultis. Arthur
Shupp. Ray
Silcott, Elmer
Silcott. Marion
Simon, Will
Simon, Dewey
Simpson, Louis
Smith. Lawrence
Smith. Harold B.
Smith. Franklin F., Jr.
Smith. Leslie
Snyder. Forest
Snyder. Howard
Span, Fred
Spangler, Millard
Spangler, Hubert
Spangler. Claude
Spell. Bayard
Sperry. Leon
Spreen. Fred
Starbuck. Curtis
Steffy. Clarence
Steffy. George
Suckler. Harold
Stock. Herbert
Stock. Philip
Stockder. Archie
Stockder. Hans
Stewart. Herbert Walter
Strout. Wilbur
Strout. Joseph
Sturgis. Robert
Sullivan. Frank
Sullivan. Wilbur
Sullivan. Lyle
Surburg. Charles
Swanson, Oscar
Swanson, Charles
Swanson, Willie
Tassel. Clyde
Tatman. Frank
Tatman. Everett
Tatman, Lester
TAYLOR. Elmer
Taylor, Orin
Taylor. Wyman
Templin. Ray
Templin. Carroll
Thomas. Theo
Thomas, Albert
Thomas. Ira
Thoreau. Ralph
Thoreau. Marvin
Tomlinson. Earl
Tomlinson. James
Townsend, Livingston
Turner. Clyde
Turner, Roy
Turner Harold
Twist, Irwin
Twitchell. Mac
Tyo. Anthony
Tyo. Edmond
Unsworth. Norman
Ufford. Ralph
Ufford. Harold
Varney. Glenn
varney. Edward
Waldo. Harold
Wallace. George Thomas
Ward, Rex
Ward, Ray
Ward, Jamie
Ward, Gilbert
Watson, Harold
Watson, Carl
Watt, Stanley
Watt, Willie
Weaber, Arthur
Weaber, Harold
Weaber, John
Wells, Clement
Welsh. Timothy
Welsh. Willie
Whalen. Malcolm
Whalen. Carol
Whipple. George
White. Lawrenco
White, Harry
Wilmington. Fred
Wilkerson. Vernon
Wilkerson, Glenn
Wilkerson. Earl
Wilkefson, HosmsP
Wiley, Alfred
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-05-13
Ismay. Ruth
Ismay, Louise
Iam0v Az, s.

Ismay, Ruth
Ismay, Louise
Ismay. Ava
jackson, Louise
Jameson, Mary
Jameson. Queenie
Jeffries, Eva
Jeffries, Irma
Jenries, Helen
Jenkins, Irene
Jewett. Cordelia
Johnson, Irene
johnson, frankie
johnson. Ruth
Jones. Esther
Jones, Mabel
Judd, Bertha
Kelly, Clara
Henley. Grace
Kenlev, Katherine
Kennedy, Elsie
Kennedy, Lucille
Kent, Mabel
King. Ethel
King, Hazel
King, Goldie
King, Ella
Kirkton, Majorto
kirkton. Mary
Knowles. Wanda
KutZleb. May
I,ambuth, villa
Larson. Esther
Larson. Ada
Larson, Ella
Larson. Ellen
Larson, Edith
Lee. Mona
Lee. Vivian
Lee, Jessie
Lewis. HOKen4
Lewis. Grace
Lewis. Helen
Lines, Rose
Linneer, Helen
Linneer, Anna
Linneer. Alice Mario
Little. Janet
Little. Eva
Little. Laura Fay
Livesey. Dorothy
Long. Helen
Lonnecker. Eeva NrS-
Lynch. Isabel
Lynn. Violet
Lyon. Mabel
Luton. Harriet
Luton. CarlottA
Mace. Ethel
Mace. Mary
Maddox. Nettie
Aanlove. Marie
Manlove. Esther
AAnlove. Gladys
Aarf. Ruth
Marr. LOUISE
Marsden. Lucille
Martens. Hazel
AAttoon. Ora
May. HAsel
AcAnery. Anna
AcAHery. Dorothy T
AcAHery. Mary
Mcclure. Lois
Mcclure. Ora
McCone, Blanche
AcCone. Mary
Mccoy. Ruth
AcDaniels. IvAlinO
McDaniels. Fannie
Mcdonald. Ada
Mcdonald. Minnie
AcFarlane. Marian
McGeary. Anna
McGiivray. Marie
McGilvray. Nilla
MCGOWAN. Jessie
MCGOWAN. Ruby
McGowan. Edith
MCGUIRE. Nellie
Mcguire. Kate
MCGUIRE. Bessie
MCGUIRE. Audrey
MCGUIRE. Frances
McIlvaney. Mano!la
McIlvaney. Isabelle
McIlvAney. May
Mckenzie. Christina
Mckenzie. Olive
Mckenzie. Margaret
Mckenzie. Burlelgh
McKinnon, MAud0
McLain. Merle
McMordie. Stella
McMordie. Iva
McQuown. Bessie
Meak. Mathilda
Mead. Eloise
Means. Nina
Mellar, May
Minister. Grace
Mitchell. Hazel
Mitchell. Gladys
Mitchell. Katherine
Milton. Irene
Milton. Irma
Moallankamp. Kuma
Moody. Olive
Moody. Alice
Moon. Esther
Moore. Anna
Moran. Elizabeth
Morgan. Nav
Morrison. Leila
Morrison. Aileen
Morrison. Ada
Moyle. Bessie
Mulnix. Ossie
Munroe. Nina
Munroe. Katherine
Murphy. Drusilla
Myers. Blanche
Neil, Jessie
Nelson, Edna
Nelson. Mildred
Nix. Lucille
Nichols. Jewel
Nichols, GenevievO
Norton, Bessie
O'Brien, Florence
O'Hrien. GrncA
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-05-13


HowardsOn. Hardy
Hurlburt. Francis
Hyssong, Clyde
Hyssong. Harry
Iden. william
Innes, Robert
Ismay. Raymond
Ismay, Houston
Ismay. John
Jarles, Charles W.
Jeffries. Russell
Jeffries, William
Jewett. Harold
Jewett. Kent
Jewett. Mendall
Joel. Fred
Johnson. Fred
johnson. Fred
Johnson. A. H.
Johnson. Harry
Johnson. Ormal
Johnson. Lester
Johnson. Charlie
Jones, Earl
Jones, Willie
Keables, Albert
Keables. Harold
Keables, Eugene
Henley, Frank
Henley, Reuben
Henley. William
Henley, John
Kennedy, William
Kennedy. Thomas
Kent. Addison
Kettle. Robert
King. Raymond
KutzIeb. Charlie
Kutzleb, Willie
LaGrange. Dean
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-05-13

Catterlin, Vera
Charles. Mandy
Chase. Violet
Chase, Maude
Chetwin. Fern
Chillis. Myrtle
Clapper. Ora Leo
Clapper. Nella Nay
Clucas. Helen
Cissna. Vera
Clssna. Bertha
Coleman, Frances
Coleman, Laura
Combs. Ruth
Combs, Sylvia
Combs, Gladys
Conaway. Jean
Cook. Mary
Cord. Blanche
Corp, Ruby
Corp, Pansy
Corp. Elsie
Corwin, LeorA
Cosby. Elizabeth
Cowan, Ethel
Craig, Esther
Craig. Roberta
Craig, Katherine
Crawford, Gertrude
Crawford, Nellie
CrOus, Lilac
Daley, Anna
Daley. Belle
DALEY. Nellie
Daley, Minnie
Daniels. May
Daniels, Florence
Davis, Ada Belle
Davis. Iona
Davis, Irene
Davis. Carrie
Davis. Marjorie
Davis, Bessie
Deimer. Carol
Darlington. veima
Devol, Mamie
Dickerson. Hazel
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1909-05-13

Dickerson. Helen
Dickinson, Leila
Ditto. Vera
Doran, Florence
Doran, Mabel
Doran, Fern
Doyle, Elizabeth
Doyle. Leila
Doyle, Della
Dozier, Devere
DoZier. Fava
Dryden. Helen
Duncan. Leila
Dutton. Dorothy
Durant, Frances
Duval, Lucille
Edmonds. Bertha
Edmonds Ruth
Edmonds. Lily
Eels. Anne
Elliott. Cleona
Elliott. Elma
Elliott, Valoris
Elliott. Dorothea
Ellison. Gertrude
Emard. Sarah
Emeigh. Verna
Emlv Mona
Emily. Jessie
Emmerson, Theodore
Emmerson, Beulah
Emmerson, June
Emmerson. Jessie
Emmerson, Emily
Esser. Helen
Esser. Emily
Esser. Marie
Esser, Elizabeth
Evans. Margaret
Evans. Isabel
Evans. Jessie
Evans. Carrie
Farmer. Genevieve
Harrington. Helea
Feller. Lulu
Felter. Nellie
FELTON,. Alice
Ferguson. Rilda
Fitzpatrick. Alice
Flanagan. Stella
Fleischer. Maude
F1eischer. Eva
ri 1ai1rhar DaorI
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-05-07
BOYLE CONVICTED.
Continued from Page One.)

emily, from the line of questioning. the
prosecution wanted to prove by her
that the kidnapping conspiracy was
formed while Mrs. Boyle was visiting
in Sharon with her husband and that
she was implicated in it. 1t Is sur
missed that the object Of this is to over
come her contention that she could
not have violated law in this state
While she was living in Ohio.
From the earnestness with which the
defence opposed the questions asked it
is believed a great deal will depend
upon the courts decision as to the ad-
instability of the testimony in dispute.
It is believed this will be but the he
ginning of a long and bitter legal wran-
gle ard it is predicted that the wo-
mans trial will not be completed be-
fore Saturday Afternoon at the earliest
Mrs. Boyle took a prominent part in
tl,t selection of her jury today, prompt
ing her attorneys in numerous cases
and evidencing a preference for young
unmarried jurors. The jury selected
contains six farmers and four of the
jurors are members of the jury that
convicted Boyle.
The penalty for the crime of which
Boyle was convicted is from one year
to a life sentence in the penitentiary
Sentence has not been pronounced
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-05-07
THE sosToNIANs.
Continued from Page One.)

came up through the town on their
way to the Belfast Opera house, where
an informal reception was given them
and where some very interesting ana
eloquent speeches were made. They
were met at the train by Delegation
of the business men, members OF ing
Belfast Board of Trade and given the
glad hand In the Opera house con-
cert was given by the Belfast Band.
after which DIR. Elmer Small presented
several of the visitors, VIM. G. walker
John S. Lawrence, John A. Ordway, r.
N. Perkins and B. J. Rothwell OF bos-
ton, one of whom spoke OF the fact tnat
in Belfast they were honored win the
attendance of more ladies than IN any
other place on the tour. The gallery
was we'll filled with the representative
women of the city.
DR.. Small then called upon orlanno
E. Frost, manager Of the Matthew's
Bros mills Of Belfast. who in a Wit!
speech paid a beautiful tribute to BEL
fast and its vicinity.
The guests We're driven about tne
city at the close of the exercises ana
departed on their special train at +.
NJ, seemingly well pleased with their
visit. They surely made most favor
able impression upon the citizens or
Belfast
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-05-07
Being Tried Out by United
States Signal Corps.
OhigIb|e and Aerop|ane Flights
To Be Made All Summer.
Italian Aviator Has 45.foot Fall at
Rome and Survives.

Washington, May 6.-The aeronauti-
cal division Of the signal corps, which
resumed the aeronautical tests and
experiments at Fort Myer today, is
contemplating number of expert
ments in connection with the dirigible
and aeroplane flights that are to take
place almost daily until autumn. Cen
eral James Allen, the chief signal Of
ficer, although he places more faith
in the motor balloon type of airship,
intends to have the officers make an
exhaustive test of aerial motors for
aeroplancs, provided these can be OBJ
tanned without much cost to the di-
vision.
Congress failed to appropriate any
thing for aeronautical work by the
signal corps and the plans for the
tests are therefore indefinite. 1t is gen.
orally conceded that the Wright
brothers will be able to fulfill all Of
the conditions of their contract with
the government. They will receive $2a,-
00G for their aeroplane.
The aeroplane which A. M. Herring
has contracted to build for the signal
corps probably will be of greater in
terest than the Wright machine, the
privilege of viewing it having been
accorded to few people. Herring claims
to have wonderful lightweight motor
and an automatic system for control
ii&g the equilibrium of the flying ma
chine.
In order TO familiariZe themselves
with air currents the officers of the
aeronautical division have planned Il
series of fights in the motor balloon
Army Dirigible No. /. The first fight
of this season was made today. Later
a flight will he made from Fort Myer
across the Potomac river to the Cap
itol III order to impress the members
of Congress with the danger which
would attend the attack of a foreign
airShp in time of war
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-05-07
CAPITAL JOTTiNGS.

President Taft sent TO the Senate Thurs
day the nomination of Edward A. Marvel
OF Massachusetts to be collector of Gus
toms at Fall River
United States Judge William Lannon OF
Trenton, N j., was Thursday nominated
by President Taft to succeed Judge
George NJ. Dallas as circuit judge of the
third circuit. To succeed Judge tanning
the President has named John Rellstab OF
New Jersey.
President Taft received telegram
Thursday from Gov. General Smith OF
the Philippines. saying that he would
leave Manila Friday for the United States
on leave of absence. the President ca
bled Gov. Smith his congratulations or
the work he has done in the islands.
President Taft has approved the SEN
tence of dismissal of Boatswain Herbert
F. Marker of the navy. who was convict
ed by a general courtmartial at New York
OF falsehood and scandalous conduct
Marker, while treasurer of the warrant
officers mess on board the battleshir
Rhode Island, was charged with having
msappropriated Aome of the money.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-05-07

ignorant of the meaning of the lam
suage of the law.
that the neglect of the fair officials
is culpable the records on the flies OIL
my office will show. for in 1908, lmme-
diately following the decision of the
supreme court above quoted. I mailed
ir envelopes, properly stamped and
addressed to the several secretaries Oh
each of the incorporated agricultural
societies of the State, Il letter quoting
the Courts definition of gambling
and closing as follows:
II trust that the officers of your fair
will see to it that the law is strictly en-
forced, both according to its letter and
spirit. This law must be enforced or
you will forfeit your State aid. Viii you
please read the above to the officers of
your fair.
1t has been my purpose and ann. 1t
has been my constant effort. to aid ana
assist the agricultural societies.
have been diligent and careful to warn
their officers. In the year 1907 the
State stipend was withheld in one IN
stance, and in 1903. under date of Au-
gust 20, | mailed as before to the sec
retaries of the agricultural societies
another letter, which, after quoting
the statute prohibiting gambling con-
tinued as follows:
I'VE trust you will see that this statute
is fully complied with at the annual eN-
hibition of your agricultural society this
season. The Legislature of Maine has
faith in the agricultural fairs. At its
last session it raised the State stipend
from one and one-fourth cents to two
cents per each innabitant of the state
with the express purpose that these lars
should be conducted along AGRICULTURAL
lines and should be held more in the in
terest of agriculture. We expect the CO.
operation of all the officers of these so
cieties in striving to maintain high
standard in the fairs of our State. In 1870.
some of the county fairs lost their State
stipend.
Although your society may have VIC
lated the law last year, and. no compliant
having been entered and no investiga-
ton made. you received the stipend, yet
you were standing on dangerous ground
There will be special effort made TINS
year to see that the agricultural fairs
keep within the limits of the statutes
Shut out from your grounds all games
or exhibitions that could be questioned
You cannot afford to invite criticism
You will please read this letter to the Of
fcers of your society. and especially to
the one who has charge of the grounds. '
| don't have to act on the familiar
maxim ignorance OF the law excuses
no man" | have repeatedly informed
fair officials of the law. and warned
them Of the consequence attendant up
Ola disobedience.
Ana, charged as l am with the duty
of MISUNDERSTANDING these wrongs. and
OF striving to uplift and purify the
fairs of Maine, l cannot certify that
the Saeadahoc Agricultural Society
iii not allow gambling on it's grounds;
and its share of the State stipend Is.
therefore. withheld.
Respectfully Yours,
A. W. GILMAN.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-05-07
unp|easantness Over In
vitation to Col. Young,
4 Civil War 'Gueri|Ia" TO Lake
ChampIaIn Celebration.
Vermont Sore Because He Sacked
City Of St. Adams.

Louisville, KY, May 6.-Kentucky
and Vermont are swapping Geographic
messages just about now over Colonel
Bennett Henderson Young. Col. Young.
who is commander of the Kentucky
Division, United Confederate Veterans,
did as much as he could in 1864 to
make Kentucky unpopular in Vermont
by sacking the city of st. Adams. and
the memory Of this ranking amid the
Rutland G.. A. R., has caused the pres
ent relations.
The Rutland Post objected some days
ago because Colonel Young had been
especially invited by Governor Prouty
and the citizens committee on the ter
centenary of Lake Champlain to take
part in the ceremonies in June. Ac-
cording to a Boston paper they called
the colonel a guerilla" The colonel
at once withdrew his acceptance "t
the invitation of Governor Prouty and
the citizens committee. but they re-
newed it. declaring that the war was
over. At the present the Kentuckian
is "considering.'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-05-07
BELFAST.
Meri r. Whitcomb and Miss Ada Cf'
Married-A Delightful Tea

Belfast, Me-, May 6.-(Speclail'--
quiet wedding took place at ) oc9
last evening at the Methodist parsq
age, Merl X. Whitcomb OF City ro|
Belfast. and Miss Ada +. Cross Oh VI
10. being united in marriage Dy
A. f. Luce. They were attendeu
Fben Whitcomb, brother of the givj
and Miss Nellie Cross of WALDO
of the bride. The single ring se
was impressively performed. Inc =,
wore a becoming tailored gown o
cloth. Tho groom is the son OF ny.
Mrs. W. + Whitcomb of Clty :
and a fine young man. The .a'u.I
we'll known here, having for inc
season assisted in the Hcaley lce.
parlors. She is the daughter y
and Mrs. Nathan Cross OF WALDO
Ar informal and very dclishuui
was given yesterday afternoon 7"
Amos Clement, John street, ~
of Mrs. Edward Sibley, pres'uea
the Travellers Club. The event nia
the birthday OF the president anu
a complete surprise to her. S"e
presented with a Handsome
mounted ivory gavel.