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Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-06-17
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Attest: GEO. MCCLELLAN.
City Auditor.

AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING
A BOARD OF HEALTH AND A
HEALTH OFFICER AND DEFINING;
THE DUTIES OF SAID BOARD AND
HEALTH OFFICER. PROVIDING
FOR THE APPOINTMENT OF AS
SlSTANT HEALTH OFFICER AND
PROVIDING REGULATIONS FOR
THE PUBLIC HEALTH AND LEAN.
Illness AND PROVIDING PENAL
TIES FORANY VIOLATION OF THE,
PROVISIONS HEREOF.
BE IT ORDAINED BY THE CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BEACH.
NORTH DAKOTA, AS FOLLOWS:
ARTICLEI.
SECTION /.
BOARD OF HEALTH, HOW CON
STITUTED. That there is hereby
established and confirmed board OF
health as follows: The mayor shall
at the first meeting of the city council
in April in each year appoint four al
dermen. who. together with the ci'y
engineer and the health officer as
hereinafter provided. shall constitute
board of health and shall have and
exercise the powers conferred on such
board by law and the ordinances of
said city.
SECTION ii.
HEALTH OFFICER. WHEN AND
HOW APPOINTED QrALIFICA-
TlONS. That at the first meeting Of
the city council in April of each odd
numbered year there shall be APP
pointed by the mayor and confirmed
by the council one health officer, who
shall hold his office for two years and
until his successor shall be appoint ed
and qualified. He shall he a compei-
ent physician in regular practice and
shall perform such duties as may be
provided Ivy law and The ordinances
of said city. Before entering up)n
the duties OF his office he shall take
the usual oath OF Office and give a
bond to be approved by the city conn
Gil in the sum of 81 900. conditioned
TO the faithful performance of his
duties and shall receive such compen-
sation as the city council may de-
ternline.
SECTION Ill.
QUORUM. MEETING Or THE
BOARD. WHEN. AND WHERE
HELD. That a majority OF the mem
bers of the board shall constitute a
quorum TO do business. The board Of
health shall meet on the first Monday
of each month at such hour and at
such place as said board may from
time to time determine. at all meet
jngs the health officer shall preside.
bn. in case of his absence or sickness
the board SHAY choose one of their
number as president pro tenn.
SECTION w.
SPECIAL MEETINGS. That sne
cial meetings OF the board may he
called by the health officer when he
shall deem it necessary, provided tina.
such meetings may be called on the
written request OF any two members
OF the board filed with the city aud
itor
SECTION V,
SECRETARY OF THE BOARD The
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-06-17

AN ORDINANCE REGULATING
THE USE OF THE STREETS, AVE.
NUES. ALLEYS AND PUBLIC
GROUNDS WITHIN THE CITY OF
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-06-17

+. +. NOBLE
Mayor of the City of Beach.
Attest: GEO. MCCLELLAN.
City Auditor
Evening journal., 1910-12-19
START THE CAGE
GAME AT FRIENDS
Team Will Begin Winter
Schedule With Fast Game
Tomorrow Night

Basketball promises to be ushered
in with all the interest Of former
yeas at Friends School tomorrow
night Four of last seasons men are
back and twenty-five candidates be-
sides these have reported to coach
Ross. Practice games are being held
daily and the teams are rapidly round
ing into shape.
Such men as Daley, Derrick, Eliza
son, Mathews, Taylor. Whaler and
Short will comprise the first team
under the captaincy of Derrick. Cap
tain Layfield, Of the second team, has
rounded his men into promising form.
The team is made up of Captain Lay
field, Berl, Taylor, Grome, Curtis,
Eckman, Sellers and Nowland.
Tuesday nights game will be fast
beyond doubt as among the alumni
lineup will be Hughes and Baldwin,
of Princeton; Van Trump, of Swarth-
more. and Kellogg, local star. The
schedule as far as arranged follows:
December 20, Alumni; January 10,
Elkton High School (home); January
Ia, Woodbury. High School (home) /;
January II. swarthmore High School
(home) January 21. Media High
School (home) January "a, Cedar
croft School (home) January 27,
Friends Select (away); February 3,
Chester High School (home); Feb
ruary z, Cedarcroft School (away) (;
February IA, Friends Select (home) f;
February 21, Arlington Friends
School (home); February "a. open
(home); February 2S, De Lancey
School (home).
Evening journal., 1910-12-19
Y. M. c. A. Snort To.night.


Captain Davidson's basketball team
will lineup against Captain Schaffer's
aggregation of basketballers tonight
in the Y NJ. c. A. cage. The gymnasi-
um contest will close Wednesday.
Evening journal., 1910-12-19
THE GUY THAT WAS

A retrospective slant provoked by
the receipt Of the intelligence Of the
snuffing Of an "old-time sporting
character"
What has become of the old-fashion-
cd sports"
The sport with the hickory shirt.
Who could go all the gaits at the
roadside resort
On the white-sanded floor OF the
dirt?
Who could take on the best under r.
and {. *rules
With gilling and gouging allowed; (;
Who made such good use Of the ma
tural tools
With his back to the wall I'm a
crowd
Who'd resent a bad crack at the drop
of the hat
With a tongue that was sharper
than tacks,
Or when missiles were thickest you d
find standing pat,
Looking cold at club or an ak?
Who needed no LESSONS in heeling a
cock
Or prepping a dog for the pit;
Who was there on the spot az the
stroke of the clock
With his part of the stake i'm his
mitt?
Who would bet his last meg II he had
Il fixed right"
And who never looked for the
worst:
Who always allowed that nine points
in a fight
Was to get to the referee FIRST?
Alas! What's become Of the old-fash.
ioned sport?
We don't find him sticking about
Forever he's passed from the eve OF
the court
He has taken the count and gone
out
Anticipating a cry for relief, We
hasten TO explain that "r. and T." is
pert and sasy for trough and tumble.
HEX. I'm Chicago Tribune.
Evening journal., 1910-12-19
DUNN SIGNS WILLIS,
NATIONAL Lacquer
Big ST. Louis Right Hander
Will Wear PIumaSe
Of Orioles

'vic" Willis, the well-known Ma
tional League pitcher, last year Of
st. Louis, will wear a Baltimore East
ern League uniform next season. Man
ager Dunn made the announcement
on Saturday, having cOnsummated the
deal at Willis home in Newark.
The Oriole leader has been on the
track of the big right-hander for
some time, and the only hitch was in
having Willis satisfied. During the
early part Of the week "Dunnie" and
Roger Bresnahan had several confer
ences in New York, and as far as
Bresnahan was concerned everything
was all right. II was understood.
however, that Willis was not satisfied
tc drop from the big show, and Dunn
did not care to have a disgruntled
player on his hands. It was accord
ingly agreed that If the Baltimore
owner could satisfy the big right
handler as regards salary and other
things, there would be no objection
from st. Louis. Bresnahan had got
the necessary waivers and all that was
wanted was the saying Of "yes" by
Baltimore.
Manager Dunn came to Newark on
Saturday morning, and it was not long
before the necessary terms had been
arranged.
The new Oriole is known as being
glutton for work, and his records
will show him pitching in a great
number of games each year. This
is just the sort of man "Dunnie" want
ed, and he had his eye on the big
fellow for some time Being with a
tail-end club last year, Willis natur-
ally had a hard road to travel, but
he nevertheless won almost half OF
his games. He was with the Pitts
burg champions in 1909, and did good
work for them. His record was 20
won and IL lost. an average Of .667
In addition, he took part in six other
games.
Evening journal., 1910-12-19

To show that football players have
other vocations than playing the
game. "Jiggs" Donohue, the popular
guard of the champion Orange team,
is the most enterprising Xmas tree
merchant on Fourth street.
Noodles" Pagan somewhat got this
burg excited. We heard very little
about anything but him for a week.
Even Brownson failed TO play a game
of basketball last week and no other
Tri-State team got its eyes on Will
mington. Great things will surely hap
pen to make up for lost time.
Although it is a long way off. it is
said President Abrahams is slated for
a raise in salary if he again accepts
the presidency Of the Wilmington
Semi-PrOfessional League.
The worst has happened. Joe Farm
er and Johnny Hogan have turned ac-
tors
The Imperial Club is going to give
the town a shake up before long. Are
You in?
Has anybody here seen Tucker?
They may try to shove Wilmington
off the baseball map but the sports
came back strong when they secured
/ the Eastern Tournament of gunners
for next summer Thanks to the ef.
forts of the DUPONT Gun Club.
All those presents and Christina,
mail will look a great deal better 4
| you have a Red Cross stamp on them
Remember. it is for a good cause.
There is a story going around tina
Jack Lacy's and Mark McDonoughi
pictures were taken for being that o
the same fellow in different positions
We never thought they looked tha
much alike.
l. Pete Oliver is boosting his pc
Brookwood team early. Pete is goinl
to show a card next season that viii
be hard to beat. Ask the man.
Tinsman won't you let somebod
else have the floor, please?
Evening journal., 1910-12-19
SKATERS MAKE
MERRY ON CREEK

Six inches of ice on the Brandywine
creek above West street is being made
good use of by skaters.
All yesterday afternoon warmly
clad boys and girls, and even men
and women, iourneyed TO enjoy their
first spin of the season. Saturday
night bonfires burned along the banks
of the creek, throwing their ftful
glare on the glittering ice. The scrap
ing sound Of the steel runners as they
glided over the ice mingled with the
songs of the happy youngsters, rs,
hand in hand, they glided hither aud
thither over frozen area.
Now and then there came the sharp
metallic click of steel on steel as the
feet of a skater became tangled, and
slid until his momentum was spent
Unless a warm rain ruins the ice the
skating will no doubt be good for
many days to come.
Evening journal., 1910-12-19
MOOSE COMING FOR
GAME WITH BROWNSON

Brownson five will get back to the
basketball game on Wednesday night
when they will play Moose. of Cam
den, n. ]. The visitors will bring
down their fastest team and are ex-
pecting to get away with the game
They beat Brownson on the Camden
floor several weeks ago.
As a preliminary game the Brown
son seconds will play the DUPONT shop
team. This team has struck its pace
and Manager Fitzpatrick has seve.al
fast teams in view.
On New Years afternoon the
Brownson team will go to Mt. Erie,
Pa, to play the fast crusaders of tAat
city. II is expected that a large dele
cation will go from this city.
Evening journal., 1910-12-19
HIGH SCHOOL FIVE WINS.

Wilmington High School FIVE defeat
ed Glenn Mills at Glenn Mills on Sat
urday 81 to 12 Captain Horty was in
fine form at both centre and forward,
while Eberhardt, at defence, was ex-
ceedingly strong. All the players pro-
.d,,cod eno hou ,,,a proeoc,,,. Get,
hilper is more than pleased with their
outlook. On Saturday of this week the
locals will have as their opponents the
Media High School team.
Evening journal., 1910-12-19
ROY SREADY FOR RIM.

Boys of the Y. NJ c. A. have COM
pleted plans for the two mile cross
country run TO be held December 90.
The course is from point two miles
out the Kennett turnpike to Pennsyl-
vania avenue, to Delaware avenue, TO
Tenth street and to the Y. NJ. c. A.
The following officers are making
further arrangements: c. H. Meiss-
ner. starter; Charles W. Bush, ref
cree; j. II. Davidson, w. T. Lamborn
and F. J. Pelican, judges: Charles H.
Howell and Charles Perkins. timers
Henry NJ. Candy, committee on auto
mabiles.
Evening journal., 1910-12-19
OLD SWEDES WIN.

Company E basketball team, of the
Maryland National Guard, Of Elkton,
Md, was defeated by the Old Swedes
Art School five on the formers floor
Saturday evening 80 to Is.
Evening journal., 1910-12-19
basketball at Y NC. 4.

Shortly after the yule-tide the bas-
ketball house league of the Y. NJ. G. A.,
will start their games and many ap-
plicants for tho various teams are be-
ing tried out"
Evening journal., 1910-12-19
81. NICKS NOT IN IT.

On the A. o. U. w. alleys on Friday
night the Has Beens took three
straight games from the st. Nicls.
I. Bacher was high single with III
Evening journal., 1910-12-19
MT. VERNON GETS
BUMPS THIS TIME

At Mt Vernon Hall on Saturday
afternoon, the Mt. Carmel team, of
Philadelphia, defeated the Mt. YER
non team, in one of the most excit-
ing games seen here for some time
by the score of "a to 81. The feature
of the game was the goal shooting Of
'Mede" Elder, having made II points
of the 81 scored by Mt. Vernon, An
derson made 20 points for Mt. Car
mel. Cunningham and Buchannon also
did some clever passing. Line-up
Mt Carmel. Mt. Vernon.
Carney ... forward. q. Buchannon
Anderson % forward .... Edltr
Hanley center ...... Casey
Butler ...... defense ... .Lawless
Barnes ...... .defeAse Cunningham
Summary y:-Field goals, Elder, a;
Buchannon, 8; Anderson. 5; Hanley
a; Butler. 3. Foul goals, Elder, 10;
Anderson, 10. Referee, Jack" Burke
(Brownson) Timer, Neal Gibbons
Scorer, McGowan
Manager Tulley has arranged q
game with Delaware Avenue Baptist
five. on Tuesday night in Mt Vernon
Hail.
Evening journal., 1910-12-19
Fcstatic Comes fo Eirkwood,

Ecstatic. POI S-4. purchased fo- $500
by Harry Burgoyne, has been resold
al a premium 10 DR.. J. c. Mcvoy and
viii be bred TO Binyolo, 2O9 IA. at
KirkwoOd
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-03
New interpretations

The Utah Silica Brick company. with
Headquarters in this city. Incorporated
with the county clerk Tuesday. with
capital stock OF 100000, divided into as
many shares of 81 each. Samuel X. Ncc.
holding 400. .996 shares of the stock. is
G. T. Knapp. seccratry; w NJ. Odell
treasurer; James InGebrctscn. additional
director. In payment Of the capital
stock the company takes over an option
executed by the Draper Silica Brick &.
Clay Products company in favor OF Ncel.
To exploit screen doors and windows,
the Paddison- West Window Screen CONS
the county clerk. The capital stock Is
Sl5O.oO0 divided into 100000 shares Of
30 cents each. of which 200. 900 are sub
scribcd and 100000 are treasury stock
In payment OF the capital stock the COM
, pdnN takes over from y. T.. Milton J..
Carson patents OH screen doors and win
dows. Carson Is president: Is. r.. West
vice president: Milton j. West. secre-
tary and treasurer: Byron a. and Lewis
y. West additional directors,
The Sandy Commercial company of
Sandy Incorporated 10 engage in a gem
crsl mercantile business, with n capital
OF $40 each. of which 500 are paid up in
| the taking over from f., NJ. Mortensen.
3r.. and r, Nj. Mortensen, Jr, their mer-
camille business, with good Will. at
| Sandy. j. p. Jensen, Sr.. is president;
| +. NJ. Mortcnscn Sr.. vice president, j.
+. VI. Mortensen. Jr.. and j. r. Jensen.
additional directors.
The German Commercial Accident com
| pany of Pennsylvania has qualified to do
| business in this state. filing "A copy Of
] its incorporation articles with the secre-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-03
Salt Lake Statistics
Births.

Paul Paulson. 3433 Seventh East street
girl.
Robert l.. Oliver. Holy Cross hospital
girl.
Heber Wckurs. G5i East Second South
street, boy.
James II. Van Malta, e04 Wall street,
girl.
Robert NJ Harrnan, 164 Jeremy street,
girl.
Luther Jones, st, Marks hospital
boy.
Walter w. Griffin. oG9 East Fifth
South street, girl.
Thomas c. Vissing. 7l5 Sixth East
street. boy.
Wifred Bannister, 466 Sixth avenue,
boy.
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Real Estate Transfers,

Damaris ~ A. Thcrlot to Demaris
A. Puett. part OF lot 3, block l9, =,
Mrs l.. j. Baird TO John X, Evans
and wife, part of section 30,
township l south, range l west, l,aoV
Julia Dyer 10 Lewis ]. Dyer. lots
l. =. 3 and 4, block A., Sandy.
Julia Dyer 10 Lewis >. and Rlch-
ard +. Dyer. part of section 80.
township south, range l east
Christine Sorcnsen to Adam Boyd,
part lot 3. block Is, play b B,..... 2,4OC
Luella s. Tracy ct al 10 II {. Ross,
lots 10 and 50. block l, North
Waterloo addition ....s,..a,-.--,
Mrs L. j. Baird to John II. Evans
and wife. part Of section So
township / south, range l west. 1,i5C
Peter G. Carlston and wife 10
George Rooney, lots II and Is.
block 2, East Boulevard .,.,.... 500
Harry Shipler and wife to Frank
r. Losee. part Of lot S, block II, -,
William L. Atkin and wife to Al
bert L. Stringfellow. part of lot
8, block 9, plat G. .,.,.. ..--...,,,,. $500
Edward p Midgley and wife 10
I,1cS block ~. plat .i"..,.e.,....-. ~ $500
Mutual Realty company 10 Salt
Lake Securities &, Trust com
pany, part OF lot /, block SO: plat
Geo.. 1880 ,....,.. ..-'.. :s.''.
Alexander Gerard and wife 20
Utah Loan e Building associa-
ton, part Of block 81, plat c. ,l0I
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-03
THESE ARE THE LOCAL A. D. S.
DRUGGISTS:


Schramm johnson Store, No. !, End So.
and w, Temple
Sehramm johnson Store, No, 2, Main and
Fifth South.
Schramm< johnson Store, No. 8, Ist Yves.
and S. Temple.
Schranlm- johnson Store, No, 4, Main and
1st South streets,
Rchramm- johnson Gtoro, NJ il Ex-
change place.
Brigham ST, Pharmacy. corner K and s.
Temple.
Godoe'P1ts Drug Co., cor lst So, and
Main streets.
W.. H, Dayton Drug Co.. 2nd So, and
State streets,
Halliday Drug Co.. State and E 1st so.
streets.
University Drug Co.. 18th East and End
South streets,
e. T. Studness, 565 Third Ave.
Ooull Drug Co., S3S Main street
Frank e. Whtworth, End So and Sth
East streets.
Robson Drug Co, SIC 1st avenue.
Hoover Drug Co., pol w, End South.
coombs Drug Co.. 4th South and State
streets.
Boyle Drug Co, 9Th East and 9th South
State ST. Pharmacy, cor 7th South and
State streets.
Hospital Pharmacy. cor. 9TH North and
Second West.
MURRAY City Pharmacy. Murray. Utah.
West Side Pharmacy. Corner Eighth West
and Second 3d.
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Deaths.

Charles w. Robinson. L. D. S. hos
pital lung hemorrhage. aged b2. July rs.
William Charles Jones. 654 North Sec
ond West. castro cnterltis, aged z
July 81.
Albert Marion Walters, 632 South First
West. inantion, aged 10 days, July so.
Allen Victor Weston. Holy Cross hos
Michael Fitzpatrick. 81 West Thiro
South, rheumatism. aged So. July 20.
Thomas James Dunn, 10 Hotchkiss
court, nephritis, aged SS August l.
Dan Imrich, St, Marks hospital, sep
ticacmia. aged 35, July IS
Ann Ogenia Turner, L. D. 8. hospital,
mercurialism. aged 2s, July so.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-03
EASTERN CAPITALIST DIES
ON JOURNEY TO HOME

RENO. New. Aug. 2.-P. j. Baron. a
retired capitalist and business man OF
Watertown, y. Y. succumbcd to heart
failure and diabetes this morning on 81
Southern Pacific passenger train just
after the train left Truclcc. Heart fail
ure and diabetes were given as the cause
OF death. Baron was IS years old. In
company with his daughter. Mrs j. l..
Schallettc and her two children, he had
been visiting California and was en- route
TO his home at Watertown. The body will
be taken east,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-03
and from there they will all leave for
Silver Lake for three weeks outing.

wedding of interest to a great many
people in Salt Lake was that OF Miss
Lillian T. Branning and f.. Il. Francisco.
which took place Tuesday evening. the
ceremony being performed by the Rev.
f.. w. BuzZard, Miss Branning Is very
popular in her circle OF friends. and is
n young lady Of exceptional ability as an
artist and also II musician. being the
possessor of voice OF rare quality. Mr..
Francisco Is also well known In the city,
being prominently associated with a
life insurance company OF California,
and is vice president of the Utah Asso-
citation OF Life Underwriters. Mr.. and
Mrs Francisco will be home later at
street.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-03

In buying a cough medicine, don t be
afraid to get Chamberlain s Cough
Remedy. There is no danger from it,
and relief is sure to follow. Especial
ly recommended for coughs. colds and
whooping cough. Sold by all dealers
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-03

NEW YORK, Aug. 2.-Three little
were missed from their homes on Madi
son street In Brooklyn yesterday were
found dead today in nearby vacant lot.
where n sand embankment had fallen
upon them while they were at play.
The presence Of the bodies in the sand
pile WAS discovered by q dog.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-03
Marriage Licenses.

Andrew C.. Sorensen and Sarah r.
Adams. both of Ogden
Walter Jones of Clear Lake and Mrs
Edna Martin Havcrly OF Salt Lake city,
Fred Il. Francisco and Lillian e. Bran
ming, both OF Salt Lake City.
Horace C. Harker of Murray and Rhea
Slade Of Salt Lake City.
Albert Scheller and Maude Cook. both
OF Salt Lake City.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-03

Sidney Adler, his law partner and Henry
Edward d. Shurtliif, were the witnesses
before the grand jury here today in the
investigation into the alleged use of
sharll'' bin. the bin amending the child
labor act to permit children to perform
in theatcrs and the law prohibiting the
manufacture or possession of slot ma
chimes.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-03

Mrs. +. NJ. Bishop proved herself 4
charming hostess when she entertained
at musicale and reception al her pretty
residence Tuesday evening in compliment
to her husbands. Captain Bishop. birtb-
day. The affair took place on the spa
cious lawns and verandas, the typical
summer decorations being beautifully
carried out. The summer garden flowers.
strings OF Chinese lanterns and electric
lights. all arranged with exquisite taste.
Punch was served from a booth gaily
decked in brilliantly hued Chinese lam
terms and pretty garden flowers, and
was presided over by Mrs Wesley Derr.
Mrs Bishop was assisted in entertaining
by Mrs. Fred G. Graham and Miss Marie
E;ddinSton. The attractive verandas
were made more attractive by the addl-
tion of Navajo blankets. lounges and an
abundance of cushions. and were lighted
by colored lights and Japanese lanterns.
The musical programme was beautiful
and greatly enjoyed by all, it being in
charge OF Fred c. Graham. Some OF
those taking part were Horace Smith.
Victor Christopher and Mr. Graham, who
rendered several beautiful solos. Howard
Anderson gave a violin solo which was
most enjoyable. he being ably accom-
panied by Alvin Bcesley. Miss Ivy Allen
gave delightful piano solo. after which
Mrs. Juella Ferrin Sharp gave n soprano
solo cXcelcntly.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-03

INDIANAPOLIS. Aug. 2.-Presdent Z.
l.. Lewis OF the United. Mine Workers
OF America announced today he would Is
sue a call for a special convention OF
that body to be held in indianapolis with
in the next two weeks President Lewis
states that the cali is not made on ac-
count OF the trouble in the Illinois field.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-03

WASHINGTON. Aug. Bids for the
construction of enc OF the two battleships
and the TWO golfers authorized by con-
department on October ] next, according
to announcement made today by Acting
Secretary OF the Navy Winthrop.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-03

MANCHESTER. n. II, Aug. MO
tees were posted in the seven cotton
mills OF the Amoskcag corporation to-
day announcing that the entire plant
would be shut down OH August 26 and
reopcned on September y. The closing
will affect $500 operatives.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-03

CINCINNATI, Aug Mrs, Percy
Proctor. formerly the Baroness Nadine
Won Klifuss OF ST. Petersburg. left today
for New York, whence she. is enroute to
Europe. The case involving possession
of $4,000 worth OF stock deposited by
her husband as collateral for note given