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Weekly journal-miner., 1910-06-08
MUCH BUSINESS AT COUNCIL SESSION Routine Matters Taken
 Up at City Fathers Meeting Improvement is Order For Sidewalk at Much
 Used Crossing

Routine matters were taken uI last evening at the meeting of the City Council. The City Fathers were in session two hours, and during that time they listened to many pc. titioners and transacted considerable business.
 A petition for the erection of a gospel tent within the fire limits was turned down owing to the fact that the city ordinance prohibits the erec- ton of tents within the defined dis trict.
 Attention was called by Judge J. J. Hawkins to the dangerous condi- tion of Mount Vernon avenue and Gurley street and the police depart ment was instructed to remedy the defect.
 It will fare i'll with the dog that fails to wear the tag during the coming days as the official dog killer is active. It was reported that nine dogs passed hence and more are to follow. During the past month $33 was paid for dog tags, but it be- hOoves the owners of canines to promptly pay their licenses if they wish to retain their animals.
 The report of the water superin- tendent shows that during the month of April 11,76s,25 gallons of water were used. It was also stated that there was a loss of 1,5OO,OOO. The was instructed to look into this matter. The total re- ceipts were $2,s7S.43 and the expend- itures were $1,77S.95.
 The report of the city treasurer showed that the city had a balance of $2O,162.66.
 Discussion was had of the South Marina street grading and the mat ter was referred to the city attorney.
 WELL HEELED.
 DarlingtOn's second hand store on North COrtez street was burglarized on Sunday night, and the place re- lieved of a young arsenal of Colt re- volvers. The thief took the pre- caution to pick from a big assort- ment, and in his aim he singled out two of the automatic type, of Ss cal iber, two of dohble-aetion of the 45 mould, and one of the single action of A caliber. This is the second time that the place has been bur glarized in the past few months. No arrests have been made.
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-06-08
LAND: WAR WAS
 QUITE LIVELY


 The Winkleman land war, which resulted in the beating up of one man, the shooting of another and holding of two men. for. examination by the grand jury last week, seems to have been the. result of misun- derstanding. Many. grabed reports of the affair have. reached Phoenix and the true story of the trouble will be received with interest
 The trouble was over the posses, sion of lot, on which W L. Lesser has a saloon building and residence J. E. Printy also claims the lot Each claimant believed that his claim to the ground in dispute depended upon his being in! possession. at the time of the issuance. of. the townsite pat ent, which is now pending.
 Lesser, with his house and saloon on the lot, was in. possession, so Printy, to make good his claim, fenc- ed in the lot, with. hign board fence. Next morning, Sunday, May p, Lesser had the part of the fence that was in front of his buildings torn down, leaving the rest of it standing. Printy, with help came to rebuild the 'estockade'' and the fight was on in earnest.
 Lesser was not at his place of busi- ness when Printy came witt his fence builders, but the bartender, J. A. Bezzagaiia, was there. and ob- jected to being fenced in. Printy and Benzzaglia mixed and as the bartender is BmaN man he fared badly. Bezzagaha, besides being a small man, is nearSighted, and in the mixup his glasses were smashed, but he managed to see well enough to made his way back into the saloon and find revolver, with which he returned to the field of battle.
 Without his glasses Bezzagalia was apparently not able to see that Prln- ty had deserted the field while he was after the gun, and the man he met when he returned to the scene of his encounter with the fence build CT was not the man he sought, but he opened fire on T. Brewer, who had been employed by, Printy to assist him in rebuilding the fence, inflict- ing a slight flesh wound in the man $ arm.
 Lesser, who beat up the little bar tender, was later held to the grand jury under bond of $500. which he furnished. Bezzagalia, who used the gun on the wrong man, put up a bond of 5000 for his appearance be- fore the same body.
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-06-08
FUNERAL SERVICES.

Many friends, Sunday, paid final tribute to the memory of George C. West, the popular auditor of the Santa Fe, Prescott & Phoenix line, who sueeumbed to an attack of Bright's disease. A delegation from the railroad offices were present at the services. Interment was had in the I. O. O. F. and K. of P. eeme- tery. Rev. Jenkins of the Episcopal church conducted the services.
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-06-08
PRESIDENT SIGNS BILL.

WASHINGTON, D. C., June g. The Senate has passed and the Presi- dent has signed Cameron's bill grant ing a tract of land in the Coconino national forest for observatory pur- poses in connection with the Lowell observatory. The land reverts to the government in the event of the removal or abandonment of the ob- servstory and the title to the tim ber remains in the United States.
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-06-08
POLITICAL CONVENTIONS.

WASHINGTON, D. C., June 6. - Both the Democrats and Republicans of Arkansas will hold their eonven- tions during the week. Another event of political interest will be a conference in Milwaukee of the Re publieans of Wisconsin, who are sup pOrters of the national administra- tion. Several Congressional contests win be decided, one of the most in teresting being that in the Fifth Kentucky district, where Represent ative Swager Sherley is making a hard fight for renominatiOn.
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-06-08

T. F. Averill to M. L. Buckley and H. w. Fentke-M. Deed; $3,5OO. Ad- dition, Ash Flat, Reservoir, Fractios and La Presa plaeers, Big Bug dis
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-06-08
. PUBLIC RECORDS. s< Instruments Filed as Reported by Rhs
 Prescott fftle Go.
June 1. 1910.

l
 T. F. Averill to M. L. Buckley and H. w. Flentke-M. Deed; $3, 500. Ad- dition, Ash Flat, Reservoir, Fraction and La Presa plaeers, Big Bug dis triet. .-.-a'-
 M L. Buckley and H. V. Flsatks to H. M. Logsdon, Henry A. Wiz berg, ct al-M. Deed; $500. Same property. ... .'.
 Ed. W. Wells and wife to Charles H. Hooker-Deed; sl,000. North east quarter of southwest quarter, southeast quarter of northwest qusr- ter, west half of northeast quarter and northeast quarter of northeast quarter, Section 8, east half of south east quarter and southeast quarter of northeast quarter, Section ,, 12 porth,. 3 east.
 Eugent Neuman to FIeedriek Shy. der-W. Deed; s25. Lot 15e in Idyl- wild tract, Prescott.
 Eugene Neuman to Anna Bullard- w. Deed; $25. Lot 179 in Idylwild tract, Prescott.
 Belle NJ. Starweather locates Comet mine, Tip Top district.
 E. w. Powers ct al incorporate Congress Junction Commercial com pany. Capital stock s5O,OOO.
 A. M. Harper locates York mine, White Picaeho district.
 J. c. Bradbury, county recorder, appoints J. c. Shafer as deputy.
 Marguerite Campbell to John J. Hawkins-W. Deed; s10 South hsA of southeast quarterf northwest quarter of southeast quarter and southwest quarter of northeast quar-. ter, Section 2, 16 north, 2 west.
 John J. Hawkins and wife to Sarah F. Baker-W. Deed; $10. One half interest in same property.
 June l, 1910.
 Al Vroom locates Hammer mine, Copper Basin district.
 John Halbleib locates Success No. 3 mine, Big Bug district
 Thumb Butte Mining company To- cate Montana mine, Tumb Butte dis triet.
 Albert E. MeGin to United Geld Mines eompany-M. Deed Adjuster mine, Martinez district
 Sarah F. Baker to Santa Fe Land Improvement eOmpany-W. Deed; s1OO. East half of northeast quar- ter, Section 34, southwest quarter of northwest quarter and northwest quarter of southwest quarter, Section 35, southwest quarter of southwest quarter, Section 26, northwest quar- ter of northwest quarter Section 35, l7 north, ? west, and water.
 Robt. Burns and wife to F. O. Polson-Deed; $500. Frame building, ete-, on lot IA, block l, Sehgmsn.
 A. A. John locates two reservoir 'ites in northwest part of eoonty. Geo. H. Coffin to N. J. Ritter-Q. ,. Deed. Mamie mine, Mineral Point district.
 June 8, 1910.
 Kay Copper company locates three hines, Tip Top distrilt.
 MOry A. Conrey lolates a water fight on Little Oak creek, eight niles south of Jerome
 Frank J. Slevin locates two mines, district.
 Chas. Howe locates four mines, rerde district.
 Dan B. Genung locates a water ight, Weaver district.
 T. G. Norris and wife to M. B. Lots :, 8, block 24, loeller addition, Prescott.
Weekly journal-miner., 1910-06-08

Senator Lorimer was elected by the combination of ffty-fOur Republican votes with ffty-three Democratic votes. The seasick sensation from which Illinois suffers indicates that the sandwich was a tough prOposi- tion.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-13
20. AARGAhG.
:. 80
RnnHHuFlt.
Seipset i &riitiania os 5toefbolm.

il'!gt lom Grnli0ent for Sc 6or. Sto-
ter 1neo 9eniDu til ltolanoet og Ser
oen5freoen, og ioritiellt9e norife sl.,.
tboriteter loupriitc Nooiepelt og De
Joreneoe Stater ipr 0eres &olonil,g
og Snoflpoelie poo ger0ensuopitli,,=
gen.
S 6reoogs blep 9fooiepelt peo en
Jeltligbeo poo &riltionia ltntperiitet
uonepnt til sgresooftor / GiIoiofi.
Ge0 Sen 2ejligbeo blep ser otter uo-
tolt mango 9oporo oper @oolepelt>
lom luoreoe poa cn ligefrem, notur-
lig Moo0e og napnlig pe6 ben noget
6pjltelnte 9ios, iom Tafultetets 9e-
fonl,s poeoe boln foltilog, at oct life
oo lueget orcje0c Jig ON, bbor 1tore
Gpner cl, !@ono 6eioo, iom paa bpor-
leoeS bon 6el1ptteOc oeln, eller bpao
ban uOretteoe. sl,1crtjeuoellen fif Set
loa pGre lne0 JONI set fl1n6e, fight
oen jo nof er pnro at toge 1neo.
5rcoog Mftcn 6lep Jan1tlien &ou-
lepelt fl,lgt til Sern6oneltotionen al
&ongeionrilien og en lunoabeli9
0tosle 9Fennclfer, % slflfeoen bar
ira olle Sioer oueroroentlig bjerte.
Zig.
Sra &rilttanio gift Meiien til
Storfboln1 bpor Mootogellen bar
life ntinore bjrrtelig en6 / Sc onore
lfonotnopiife @opeoltGocr. Sen
lpenlfc &on9c ct / ltolonoet, og bans
Sen Nrins &ilbelnl reprnlentereoe
bonl lon1 Sert. &c 5tocfbolm
plonlogte 6eltligbeoer blep uofgrte I
Ell 6etpoeligt forn1ilolfet Moalelto-
ocls lom Tplge al gfterretningen on1I
Song GOpor05 9po, 0els panI
Wrlu0 al en- 9olSliocllc, lon Hooie-I
oelt bouOe paaoroget Jig pes Sc
!1onge Soler fan bopbc 6ol6t tioli-..
acrc poo 9ejien. 0on blep ongre-
6en al Ell @Gsbe0, ser gior0c set
;l!l1lligt for bon1 at 6uloe lGngere
Salcr, % unoer bele Spbol6et /
Stocf1plul bar buu unoer @ebon6=
ling al en- S5olsipeciolilt: Sun moo
tog forlfielli9e frcluroaenoe Ser
lonllg6eoer> ierligt SpOo1ere, &c.,
6elfomiteen og Meolelnn1erne af BEN
il1ternotionafe Jreosforel1i11g, men
Op6oloet 5tocfbolln bar felt igje11-
nem al Ell mere itilfnr0ig slrt eno oct
/ Sc onorc europpiifc @opcoltnoer, %
&ejret por oesu0eu uubcr Dele Op-
1oloet neget l,gunltigt, n1e6 &egn oe
Slno 9Nan6og gfternrioag foregif
s(frejier i~a Stocf6olnl til Berlin.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-13
Sfuubranoc / Nuro Niinnciota.

Sc nor0pltlige al Stote115 @oun.
tiger; Goot og ct. 9olis, beries /
oisle Gage al pololomn1e Sfopbran-
&C. ser ollere0e far uurettet betpoe-
lige ,}zoeleggelier> og JONI oen ipar
lomme 9efolfning forgiuues far iggt
at 6egrunoie. Segetotionen er me-
get tpr, % @nilterne ira Sc bren-
OenOe Greer ipre0er Jig oiot ont
firing, loa 8ran0en faor lteoie fbrre
llobreoelle Set er iarligt @tret-
ningen nlellem superior Sgen og
&elerpotionen Goof County, Ser
6jen1lpges. Gol1ntple6et @ranb
Sforais 6efrpgtes at billie blibe 81
fer for 2uerne> og set lille Gettle-
ment Soite, 20 Mi(e 8eit for @ronb
Niorais, er balpbeis ne6brenbt.
9ulutb Eu1npe1totion peo 2afetpoob
far ppret meget u6iat, men bentes
BOG reooet. Opr i11oe fra Sfopene
glge, Sjorte, ia ielp 8jerne, fommer
.nc0 til &plten for at bjerge 2ipet,
uoen at piie 6rpgt fra Mennelfer.
Sgloa paa 6oun6 6u 2oc Snoia-
nerreierpotion @eIt for Dulutb ro-
ler Ser Sfopbronoe longs Greet
9fortbern og Nortbern &acific 2i-
nierre. Sra 9ulutb er ser l6ienot
2ompifibe mes .!Sinlp ior Sc brano-
(ibte (o1gs &p1tett.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-13
s II 9 pO 9 prenoe 9anO 5:
nj q II 8 II al.

uSogdn Gitp Sournul" lltab,
nerDeler, at Ell Ser / 8yen boer3G
9oncsnon0, Sens Sobanie11 bor
fjerfet 2 9lcre5 2anO / s. s&oyi
ber Spen til 2egepla0s tpr @er=
meme og @pilepla0s for elore Golf.
Gor nogen 5i6 blep Ser al 6orglora-
mes &lasie @or0ets Sen0ag5lfols
fattet Sen 9el llut11tng at tilDeiebrt1l:
ge en 9egepla0s for 9prnene, og ell
&omite benpen0te Jig til Sobaniell
ON at leje ct Stpffe Soro al ban1.
0o ban bprte, bporon Sagen 0reit=
Be liG tilbpo Fan at gtpe SsnoeI
uoen Se6erlag, bpis man piloe BE-
plonte og planere Set for set open,
nebnte 6ormool. 2anoltpffet er ier=
6eles bel6igt beliggen6e for 6ette
6ormaal. @an bar allereoe tibligc=
re poet beptoelige Sffre for 8pelt.
gaale6es bor ban 9ipet $1,000 til
Opferelie al en- @aro Sall, og So
SEN bar feroigbpgget, gap ban $3.50
til ct 0rgeI for @oret. 0giaa pao
on6re Moaoer bar ban bioraget til
8pens l1opifling. Sobonien, Ser er
" slar gan1n1el, er fe6t / @eislep
SplIon6 og fom til Mmertfa / 1886,
bbor bon ltrafs ne6latte Jig / Seer
be6el1 al 9ogan og bar orepet 5or=
ming.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-13

lneo oeres Gigtniug, Sale os Sang
opbolocr, gicnreiicr o9 iornpcr ooni:
Slugc ior oaulfe Siro mnocr Stjer=
uebannerct, og 1erlnco beporer % oe
benz ubruot 9tooerlfab, SC fan pci
nof iortiene at pnre tjcnot ogioo al
os, og faa Saf 3gioa fra os.
Sra 0ru Afothiaiells ijelfllo!
bpiipnnote apiuoefrap ejcnnc1n
Spar airfcgooros tlongfl,loe o9
Noon Cans i,1oerlige Eoeli gaor Sc!
meo Gorl 9oniens S5iltorier tilbunos
/ Sen jGpne 9per0og al jnpne Uolf3
ibGroige slrbeioe, oeres Seire os
9fcberlag, 6cres sorg og @leoe =
alt set, lom ligger l1nberlt og b9rer
Set hcle, pg naor oet leftes, lpfter
set bele.
9faor v9onosmeno" uojenoes poa
oanif=omerifanif 6orlagL ifcr Set,
tiger 6orfattercn, foroi 9ogens toll
Tortellinger og Sfitier CT bpggeoc
ppcr i9rltgt a1nerifon1lfe Glnne oa
inoeboloer Sr6lpil og l1otrpf, ion1
finn. fm uel,te 6prltooelie bpS netop
Iaulf= =e(lnerifonernc. s 0enue 9ez
grlmoclie tror iea fan toger fell.
9foact Gngelif fan oog Sc f(elte Sog-
Iuiere herbjcn1me, cnten fra Sfolell
cller ira Srcp og 9luolfiftc mes
slmerifo, ellcr ira Son1fpcl1 lnco
Genner % 6rtr1oer oeroprefro. 9eoe
til at lfipuue Sen puoligc, tit rprell=
sc, men oltio ogloo fist pelnoOige
Girflling al set @lonoi1gsiprog,
Gorl @onien CT cit 9feltcr til at gjcn-
gine.
SSlllt Set iprogligc lig9cr Ell ltor
Gel al Soge1s SGrbetponing for o.
Gisie rent IG(lan0Ife Senoinger OF
5oueialo, Sntuiugcr mco norlfe oJ
engellfe 9roffer, pg miot in0e paa
elnerifos Ernrier = Set CT mango
Strengc Sc ruc0 ct @rcb rprcr Ct
banif @ierte.
SC bor rprt Sem / Ioriotteren5
iprlt Gorl Sonlen, Ser iaa meget
n1inoer ON Scbonborpb, looer Jig
life ioo let lom ban frilte al SEN bil-
lige Morlombeo. San CT bpbert og
mere lonooru @ien9ipelien, life
Blot al fine Iellanoife slmerifonereS
Soleiorm, men oglao al Oeres SG-
lensform. Sg er fan muligpis blepet
en minore &unltner : for0i fan bar
boft mes on6et cn0 &lmlt at gie=
re = fan fan 0og fortnlle Ell fort
S5iltorie, ioo 0en ltuor ng iloar lonl
vSonooler=Se11s og ajpbenbapner,
ne". Og bag Sen irrlige Safue>r-
ligbeb, bpormeo ri JON Ganlfe moo
taeer oisie ligeiaa fraftige og lune=
fuloe iom fororingSleie 5fil0ringer
al bore 2anosmnn0 binli6es @opet,
fgler bi os rent mennelfeligt tofnem=
lige for sfil6ringens frilf og oarmi
menneifeIige Sin0.
@igr iom ieg! 9eaar 9e oper=
prl0et og fortl11nlet llipper Mal=
itrgmme al set berifenoe 9lnerifaS
&nmpelpil me6 8re6et. lac bpil
Gem bos Carl Sanlen og bore
2on0snrnb / Set orbeioenoe elmeri=
ia, iom lit slniigts speo ireln6rin=
ger 8reoet. Ser er pi me0. 90
gjennem bisie 2an6sm9n6 ptl ii
ptrre mes til at forme Sen M, life
min0re lterfe, men maolfe 0og ret
iproigere Sis, lom ser peltfro lfo.
ooges for Sc boi6e JolfeTag.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-13
8 g0 81 a rs / u acme.

osfulo &aeine.
0orrige 9proog ufgif @lrs. 6.
Sorien / &urine, Snoebaperen al ga.
cine Illel 60. Gbrilt 2arlens @l1.
ltru, peo 0p0en efter le11gere 5ios
tiltagenoe Spgbom. 9posaarlageu
por slnnlni. aHrs. 9orlel1, Ser bleo
81 slor gamnel, fom ber til 9anoet
fra 9anmarf for ca. IL s(or iioru.
SUM bar iolnmen mes lin efterlepen=
Oe @fonO lluttet Jig til Zen oanife
airte sln1erifo pg sggteparret boc
pbet meget betpoelige Dire til Snn=
flnoetS fprlfjellige @ipren1oal. Gen
sli0eoe bapoe tolrigc Gel1ner inoeu
SamflnOet, lon1 nil mo0toge Suo=
itobet om be11oes 9ortgang 1ne6 @e=
moo SSfior opoe benoes 9atter,
&onilll 9png6pes @ultru Council
@luffs. 81 he0er be11oe5 9'ionn
mootoae 6orlifringen ON Dor Gelto,
gelie / Sen npe Sorg, ser far ram!
hom.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-13
Sire Tormbrfelicr / bette Mar.

Saale0es mel6er slitronomerne-
men i1rtet bil oberifpgge @orner's
8bite 8ine Of 3ar ionl ct Mi6oei
imo0 Solte,.6orfglelie, Strubeonbe,
9lltbma, 0. 1. b. Sen beofe Sur for
en- bel Generation.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-13

rSos mig berifer ser en- ioa
oioun0erlig Sroen, at leg bar en-
ieloltenoig &apirfurp for &egninge.
og en- onoen for @pfferbrebe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-13

Sm 9lftenen gab &ri1tianio 4omlt=
ne en- 8anfet til sgre for &ooicoelt,
peo bpilfen ban / en- 5foaltole for
Stortinget og Nobelfomiteen gap ell
ltobtfling al Ben &olitif ban bap6e
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-13

S cit 9lrttfel 9a9blaoet "&sbcn=
bopn" Ifriper tSoriotteren &oloemor
Hproam bl. a.:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-13

8 NIT @nnlt q m :
rifa.
Sneenitr 6. 6. gbriltenien, Gbi-
cogo, lfriber til os:
Gen 0onif=omerifanife Marinemo=
Ter Goulien / Gbieogo, Ser iom h'-
fjenot peo ger6ensl,oitilli1gen 1893
fit fprite Eranie for fine Marine=
billeoer, far molet ct ltbrre 8illeoe
omtrent 6 sos breo og 9 sos lan9t
foreitillen6e ct Seilifib en- rpge,l.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-13

boloer Narsmpoe Hacine, SSis.,
ira 1. til Z. Sl1ni. @lonot 5or=
bonblingsennerne er ct 6orilag ont
at foronore Nursmgoet til ct Sam=
flmosmpoe, ser f1m boloes bpert
treble elor. &eo Somfl1nocts
Hrpltejfole, 5rinitatis Seminori,,ln,
9lair, 9feb., boloes tbeologiif Cts
amen fra II. til 26. @soi, beggs
Gage inobeiotteoe. Gen nunotlige
efsomen bolocs 5. 25. % 26. Moi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-13
BlanAt Tan1am1wm1.

Sc Storm, ser troos i'm egen pon-
ifelige Stilling fonlner ct minorc
Sfib meo 9tgolignal tilblGlp. SIT
CT ct itorortet 9illeoe. Ss, Suit %
Sfibe mailer &aulien melterligt, Set
uotalte @copnmcies= =&on1iteen poo
Nerocns,,oitillingen i 1898; Sfibene
uejagtige 9etaillerne in0til Set
l1lnoife loppGrf, lpo sSnoberetnin.
gen, og Spen = ia oel1 er laa Dir
felig, at man troer man er ll0c poo
@ouet. Seq ejer lelp ct al HaulienS
@illeoer, vSnbiejlinaen til Gre
llmo", % jeg fan alorig blipe fico
uf at betrogte bet.
9esprrre nil Set itore, prGgtigt
Sille0e, lom bGl1ger puu ltoltilltna
/ Sccl,ritp @onf, Milmonfee 9lpe. %
Carpenter St., Chicago, rineltgpis
aao til omcrifonlfe &ipbere, t0e!
&1lnitlcren, ser er barb ltp" - Set
CT jo olle Molere, Sc moa llllte NC
)ens sc leper, lioenL noor sc er bpa>
yipcr mon lon1me 5ioer Torunue
for ct AZ oereS 9illeoer = pil l,elq.
bette 9illeoe poerit billigt I'LL.
Neg lf1loe inoerligt puifc, at oi
Ganite fer 2onoet fl1n0e lifrc pS
bette 9illeoc for Ell al pore Sore
nings=@aller.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-05-13

= t . tes lor Spg ggilO o j
Sc a mcr an fe % i
eri q II t + 0 / + i.
@roiesior %. S. 6roier, ~Gbiei III
2uirp @ushonorp" peo ltntpertp o.!
Sllil1ois, frclnfommer / u9oaros
Goirpmon for 6. Mai me0 fglgel1oe
llntoleller, lom piler neo bpilfe ltore
Tpruentninger onerifanife s0eeicr;=
mrro inrpoeier Erof. Spggilos @e=
ing, og bpor bpj &eipeft hon hli=
Der bol0t oglou fer 9unbct:
1T will be of general interest
to the dairymen of the state to
know that Professor Boeggild
has been secured to give two
lectures at the University OF
Illinois on May 10Th and 18TH
Professor Boeggild is profes
sor OF dairying at the Royal
Agricultural College Of Copen-
hagen, Denmark. This is the
highest position connected will
the dairy industry in that mos
progressive and best of dairy
countries. He has held this
position for the last eight years,
and for sixteen years prior to
that he was Counselor in Dairy
ing to the Royal Danish Agri-
cultural Society. For the last
quarter of a century he has been
intimately associated with the
dairy industry of Denmark, and
the progress and wonderful dev-
elopment of the cooperative
creamery system of Denmark
during this time is due, in no
small degree, to his efforts.
Copenhagen was one of the
first cities in the world to take
UP the improvement of it's milk
supply, and Professor Boeggild
has done much in scientific re-
search and in other ways to as
sist in this great work. He has
written extensively for the agri-
cultural press of Europe, and
has published several books up
on dairy subjects. His studies
in Germany and France and his
extended travels in all of the
dairy countries of Europe have
given him an exceptional oppor-
tunity to become familiar with
dairy methods and conditions.
He has been decorated with the
Order of Dannebrog by the
King of Denmark, and posses
ses~ number of decorations
from other countries.
1t was my good fortune to be
able to call upon Professor
Boeggild a year ago last sum-
mer, and receive from him much
valuable information in regard
to the dairy conditions and me-
thods Of upbuilding the dairy in
dustrv in Denmark His visit
here is looked forward to with
the anticipation of receiving
much valuable information and
stimulus. Dairymen should
visit the university at this time.
He will speak in the evening
of May 10th, upon the subject
of The Milk Supply of Copen-
hagen, and in the afternoon, of
May 18TH upon Cow Test As
sociations in Denmark.
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