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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-09
MRS. VANDERBILT
TO RENO SOON?
RETURN OF SOCIETY LEADER RE
WIVES RUMOR THAT SHE
WILL SEEK DIVORCE

New York oct S.-The return of
Mrs. William Is Vanderbilt from
Europe has revived the reports that
she is shortly to become % resident Of
Reno, New eventually to apply for
divorce. She would not discuss that
report today nor would she diHcuss
another report that formal separation
papers are awaiting the signatures
Of herself and Mr. Vanderbilt Mrs.
Vanderbilt who was Virginia Fair,
daughter Of Senator James c. Fair Of
California, has been virtually separ-
ated from her husband for two years.
Mrs. Vanderbilt returned yesterday
from Europe ON The Kaiser Wilhelm
Der Crosse, registered on the passen-
ger list as "Frau Vincent and Famllie. %
With her were her son. William *.
Vanderbilt III, ana her daughters,
Muriel and Couseulo.
stephen B. ElkIns, ir. who was a
passenger on the same boat, was con-
Stanty in company of Mrs. Vanderbilt
aud assisted her in getting her finery
through the customs house ana eYpc-
ditcd the departure of her baggage
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-09
COURT ORDER BARS STRIKERS.
Arkansas Jurist issues Temporary
Injunction Against InOin

For smith ARK. oct. S.--Judge
John II. Rogers ol the Federal
Court for the Western District OF
Arkansas today granted a temporary
restraining ordet against the United
Mine Workers of America, and all in
dividuals, from interfering with the
operations of the mines OF the En-
terprise Coal company of Spudra,
Ark.
The Enterprise Company win not
sign UP with the miners and has
been operating its mines with non
union men, A. stockade was built
around the mines and guards picket
ed
The union is restrained from enter
ing upon the property of the COM
pany, holding meetings near II or
threatening the employees or inducing
them to quit work The hearing upon
the iniucntion is set for October p.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-09
THREE ITALIANS
WANTED TO HUNT
HAD GREAT TIME
MAKING COUNTY CLERK
ROGERS UNDERSTAND.

A diversion was furnished in the
office OF County Clerk Rogers ycster-
day when three Italians applied for
hunting licenses. owing 10 the fact
that thcy were unable to express
themselves In English, the clerk
had to spend much time In learning
the nature of their wants,
I'VE want To- shoot said Domonlco
Affcnito, aged 23 Giuseppe Barren
ha. aged 40, ana Antione Ncndiomon,
all of Dawson. or at least that Is
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-09
FORMER POLICE
IN CITY COURT
IiN-NSSISTANT CHIEF DOLAN AR
RESTED FOR CARRYING
WEAPON.

Following the arrest Friday night
of William Ncff, eX-chief of detec-
tivcs, ON charge of assault filed
by Lee Kunsmaun warnlnt was
sworn out for Ed Dolan, eX-assistant
chief of police, The complainant
against the eN-officer was H. Buro-
chon. local merchant. who charged
him with carrying concealed weapons
and with disturbing the peace. Dolan
was arrested Yesterday morning.
In the police court yesterday morn
ing the bond in the Nem case was for
fctcd for non-appearance of the de-
fendant Dolan's case was set for
trial yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock,
but was at that time continued until
I O'Clock Monday afternoon. because
of an inability To- get service on wit
nesscs In the case.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-09

Democratic Congressional N~plrant
Imports speakers,

JUmUS DUVonUUrL OomOCrUtr Is-
pirmt for congress in the third dis
rict has Imported three speakers 10
Tulsa County ana the dis
trict this week They are Congress
men Real ana Burleson, both of Tex
rs, ana Congressman Floyd of Arkun-
saS An effort is being made to se-
cure the services of Congressman
Henry Rainey Of Illinois
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-09

The dol.udgd man tho amount Of the
.uD.N rhls was sunt Whlsman,
WHO s hcmg several other charges
uD rursrHy was thurged with signng
The name of John l'mus To % check
,u thp First National honl, for YlO.13.
tIul the hearing thc um0unt Di the
,hyak .Nus returned tu Burns
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-09
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CITY NEWS CONDENSED.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


Cnycliug Today Final arrange
mcuts were completed last night for
lno mvcilmg of the Woodmuu of the
World monument, erected ON the
grlve of the late j. H. Johnston lo-
day, The ceremony starts at .
O'Clock this afternoon, WOOdmnn
from Broken Arrow, Cowcta Dawson
puwhuslu. Barllcsyillr and other
nearby towns. ulrivcd last night and
early this morning 10 participate IN
the unvciling,
The lodgcmcn win meet in the
WrOdman han in the old Masonic
han ON Second street ana march to
the cemetery at o'clock.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-09

p II. Nimbler, living In HYDE Park
addition. died last evening after a
short Illness. Funeral arrangements
will eb made today. lie leaves a Wife
and three children.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-09

b. lding Pcrmits-Buildinp lnspcc-
tor Guy j. Mcacham granted three
building permits Yesterday Those
securing the permits were T NJ.
Bronham, frame barn, to be erected
at Newton and First street, cost $li5.
Mrs Florence koigan frame dwell
ing 2SX32, on Cheyenne avenue; cost
$500. Coy d Coy, privilege 20 move
% house from block - to First and
MnNbpll
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-09
Crucc 10 Tour COunty.-The TuI

Crucc 10 Tour County. The Tulsa
County tour Of Lee Cruce, Democrat
ic candidate for governor, scheduled
for tomorrow has been postponed un-
I'll Friday of this week The candi-
dale viii leave here Friday morning,
visiting every town I'm the county in
an automobile. returning here TO de-
liver an address I'm the evening.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-09

Mrs W. c. Morris, Of Warren, Pa,
Is I'm the city visiting her husband,
", 9. Morris, of the sucker rod fac
tory. She is greatly pleased with
Tulsa as was her husband when he
located the new industry in this city.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-09

No Contract Nct.-No decision as to
the letting of the contract for the
erection Of the ten story hotel was
reached yesterday by the directors Of
the Tulsa Hotel Company II is cN-
pected that nothing definite win be
done until the middle Of this week.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-09

Read the World Want Ads
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-09

proved wonderfully, and II In soties
6y many Of my friends"
Oct II At any A o. 9. druR starn
Imperial Valley press., 1910-12-10
CALEXICO.

Robert w. McCollum has opened q second hand store in Calexico.
 < < <
 w. J. Mitchell has the contract to erect the Davies building in Calexico.
 < X *
 The CaleXico Woman's Improve ment Club will give New Year ball on New Years eve.
 x < <
 The old Airdome theatre structure has been taken down to make way for the new Giles building.
 * < X
 w. B. Sawyer has sold his moving picture show at Calexico to Charles Orr, and will move to Arizona.
 < x *
 c. H. Meier has purchased from M. H. Donahue his building and two lots on Second street Possession is not to be given for eight months.
 < < *
 Laurence Reynolds, who has a ranch near Calexico, and Miss Blanche McPherson, of Ventura, were married at Ventura on November 23.
 * * <
 The funeral service of Mrs. B. F. Mcdonald was held in the Calexico Methodist Church, last Sunday, Rev. J. N. Gortner conducting the service. The nterment was in the Imperial cemetery.
 % < $
 J. M. Ramirez. who has served as District Attorney for MeXical for the past year has gone to Del Rio, Texas to visit his parents, and from there will go to Mexico City. where he will be permanently stationed
 x x x Y Directors for the CaleXico Creamery Company were selected last week as follows; Sidney MeHarg, H. M. Bump, B. Vlier T. T. Miller and J. M Ed munds. Details are being arranged for the erection ef, "a creamery build Ing. Funds have been Subscribed for payment for the site, which is near the Southern Pacific depot.
Imperial Valley press., 1910-12-10
PALO VERDE VALLEY.

A Sunday school has been organized at Palo Verde
 < X < E. E. Todd has erected an adobe house on his homestead.
 < < < The Methodist Sunday school at Blythe has been resumed.
 < < < Twenty children are attending the Neighbors school. Miss Barrows is the teacher
 < X < Jack Marlowe, of Imperial, is one of the new land claimants in the Palo Verde valley
 < < * H. M. Patterson and Ed. Peet have taken bunch of horses over into the Imperial valley to sell to ranchers.
 < x x The new school building at Blythe is now in use. The school has an en- rollment of thirty eight pupils. Mrs. Hillard is the teacher.
Imperial Valley press., 1910-12-10

MT and Mrs. John Fielding were called to St. Joseph Missouri, last week, by the death of MT. Fielding's sister.
Imperial Valley press., 1910-12-10

nue for carrying electric light wires, and adhere to the enforcement of the ordinance requiring that all poles shall be confined to the alleys.
 * x *
 Guests of Mrs George w. Ryan the past week were Mrs Lisle c. Green and son and Mrs. Frank Rodman, of Oakland.
 Seventy-two persons were carried on the new Holton Interurban motor car on a recent trip from El Centro to Holtville.
 x x x
 w. IT. Farmer, son of J. R. Farmer, has come from Willard, New Mexico, to take a position in Davis Brothers drug store.
 X x <
 John Kavanaugh, of Troy, Arizona, has purchased the seed store of H. J. Messenger, and will bring his family JO f1OlINlllG JO TSSlub.
 * x <
 Holtville city trustees have been pe- titioned to start proceedings for con struction of a cement sidewalk on the west side of Pine street, between Sev- enth and Eighth streets.
 x X <
 G. E. Pinney has resigned as city marshal and has been succeeded by Bert Underwood, who was also elected constable of Holtville Judicial Town ship at the last general election.
 < < <
 The Holtville city trustees have awarded to H, H. Peterson the con tract for installing the pipe for the new municipal water system. Harris & Edwards have the contract for mak- ing the excavations for settling basins. J. A. Butterfield has the contract for erecting pump and engine house.
 X X X
 Extensive arrangements are being made for the forthcoming New Years fiesta at Holtville. Two citizens meetings were held last week, and one this week to forward the plans. The entire East Side will assist in mak- ing this fiesta even a greater success than that of last year, when 5000 peo- pie were given a free turkey dinner
 X X <
Imperial Valley press., 1910-12-10
IMPERIAL.

A Rebecca Lodge is to be instituted in Imperial.
 x x x George Long will erect extensive feed yards around his packing house.
 x x x Miss Etta Hansen, of Ogalla, Kan sas, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Nels Jacobson.
 John c. Coy is erecting a residence on his ranch, four miles northwest of Imperial.
 x < x Stock to the total value of $S000 was sent out from Imperial stock yards last Saturday.
 MT. and Mrs. R. H. Benton have been visiting friends in Ensenada, Lower California.
 X X x The Imperial public library now oc- cupies the new $10,00O library build ing erected by funds donated by An drew Carnegie.
 * < x J. R. Musser, on the Honaker ranch, has raised nine stocks of Egyptian corn, with forty-five heads from plant ing of one seed.
 < X X Several tons of local alfalfa seed have been cleaned on the Arakelian ranch by the Imperial Nursery, Seed and Commission Company
 X x < In the case of the City of Imperial vs. George Southwell, charged with conducting a pool hall without license, a jury found Southwell not guilty.
 < < * V. P. Eddie returned from Albu- querque, New Mexico, last week bring ing to Imperial valley 2OOO ewes to be placed on pasture in Water District No. F.
 < < < Elmer Harpham, who recently was thrown from a buggy and alighted on his head and shoulders, was injured so seriously that he was under medical care at Imperial for two weeks. but is now convalescent.
 < x x The new Hotel King Cotton has changed management, the hotel pass ing into the hands of it's owner w. J. Mitchell. Mir. Hougton, the former manager, has gone to Riverside to take charge of music house.
 < x X A contract has been awarded to the Machine and Electric Company for the installation of a heating and ventilat- ing plant in the Imperial High School building. A dynamo is to be installed for lighting and power purposes.
 < X x From the Mccall dairy farm, ad- joining the Imperial townsite, last week were sold nineteen cows which brought $65 each, and ten cows which brought $100 each. MT. Mccall will replace these cows with better stock.
Imperial Valley press., 1910-12-10

land, is spending the winter at Braw-
Imperial Valley press., 1910-12-10
BRAWLEY.

MT. and Mrs. John Fielding were called to St. Joseph, Missouri, last week, by the death of MT. Fielding's sister.
 The contract for the extension of the Thistle canal, in Water District No. s has been awarded to Balies G. Walker, of the Southern California Construc- tion Company.
 R.: A. Walker is the owner of a new EMF. automobile, and he and Peter Hovley drove the machine through from Los Angeles by way of San Diego to Brawley last week.
 x X X
 Three valuable stallions have been purchased by Griswold & Armstrong ands twill be placed in their stables at Brawley. They are Fercherons, and weigh from 1900 to ,21OO pounds.
 < < <
 w. A. Moorehead has been down from Lodi, visiting his son Hugh. His ranch near Brawley has been leased to Japanese, who will plant 100 acres to cotton next season and forty acres to cantaloupes
 X X <
 l.. J. Bass, of the Valley Queen creamery, Brawley, and Miss Char lotte Reinbach, of San Diego, were married last week in San Diego and are now at home to their friends in Brawley.
 X X X
 The Brawley W.C.T,U. is making ar engagements for its third annual flower festival, which will be held Monday, December 12, m the Masonic Hall. A baby show will occupy the afternoon. Miss F. J. Poe, of Baltimore, Mary
Imperial Valley press., 1910-12-10
ALAMoRIo.

The Winans ranch has been leased to Fred Eberhart, who will take charge of the place the first of the new year.
 < < <
 Mrs. R. P. Greenleaf has come to Alamorio to spend the winter with her daughters, Mrs. Stockwell and 4Irs. Gaylord
 * < <
 Lumber is being hauled for the erection of Church of the Nazarene at Alamorip. The foundations for the building have been constructed.
 < X <
 Charles O, Goodwin, of Los Angeles, has purchased from Harold James Barrett 150 acres of land located one mile east of Alamorio and has leased this land for one year to Graham and Junior Elmore. The purchase price was $l6.0O0.
Imperial Valley press., 1910-12-10
COUN T Y NOTES


land, is spending the winter at Braw- ley.
 < < <
 The Brawley band gave it's first 'pub- lie concert last Saturday evening, un- der the leadership of Prof. Brown. The band plans to give concerts every Saturday night and Sunday afternoon. It has eighteen members, and the or ganization will be known as the Sub marine" band
 X < X
 Brawley is having trouble to get quorums of city trustees for regular meetings, and in the meantime the project of installing the municipal sewer system is being seriously de- layed so that hot weather may again arrive before the system is ready for service.
 Mir. Miles has 10000 orange trees in nursery stock which he proposes to set out on his land which will be ir- rigated by the new extension of the Thistle canal. This canal extension will bring under cultivation some of the richest land in Imperial valley. The owners are generally planning to put in barley as soon as possible, to be followed by alfalfa and other crops.
Imperial Valley press., 1910-12-10

The winners in the Caexico Chron- tie special edition contest for sub
 -riptions were Vernile While, of Cal edco, who received horse, saddle and pony; Lois Wagner, of El Centro, who received a typewriter; Tracy Scott, of Calexco, who received a pony, saddle and bridle, and John Palmer, of Imperial, who takes a town iot in Westmorland.
Imperial Valley press., 1910-12-10
WATER DISTRICT NO. SIX.

A son was born last week to MT. and Mrs. H. c. Swink.
 x < < Mir. and Mrs. James Hammers have been down from Los Angeles visiting their children.
 < < < Many barley fields in Water Dis trict No. 6 are now furnishing an abundance of feed for stock.
 < < X Twelve hundred ewes and lambs were dipped last week on the Bennett ranch, to prevent scab. The County Live Stock Inspector was present.
Imperial Valley press., 1910-12-10
HOLTVILLE.

The National Lumber Company has erected a corrugated iron lumber shed at it's yards in Holtville.
 X < X
 Frank Hart and family have re- turned to Holtville after an extended visit to the northern part of the State.
 < < X
 The city trustees have turned down an application of the Holton Power Company to be permitted to place poles on the west side of Maple ave
Imperial Valley press., 1910-12-10

If you want to buy mules, rent mules, leayel land, plowing, ditcbigg.. or any, thing 1t takes mule to do see 0. P. Randolph. Imperial Valley Live Stock Market. El Centre. 31-tf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-07-28
SOMERSET
HAIR MONY,

Farmers are nearly all done having.
The hay crop is the largest for many
years.
The county commissioners were in
town on Monday to view the route they
| laid out for road from the village to
the railroad station and see if any
part should be. discontinued. No re-
port has been made.
The play given by Is ladies entitled
The Modern Sowing Society at the
hall last Saturday was well attended
and well rendered. Admissions and
sale of ice cream amounted to about
SIS to be used for church purposes.
Mrs. Ruth Brown. wife of Edw. R.
Brown died Monday night of tubercu-
lOsis. Her age was about As years.
Willard Leighton had a colt gored
by COW one day last week. The
wound was dressed and recovery is
probable.
There will be Grange meeting newt
Saturday evening. The First and Sec
ond degrees will be conferred on three
candidates
Mr. and Mrs. w G. Bailey. Jr.. have
given general invitation for re-
ception at their residence on Thursday
afternoon this week. This recently
married couple would like to greet
their numerous friends.
There will be meeting of the East
Somerset Pomona at Cambridge next
Wednesday. all day. Questions OF I'M
pOrtance will be discussed.
The Somerset Milk Testing Assocla-
ton hold session at w. S. Bemis'
next week on Friday. All interested in
agricultural pursuits are invited. A
picnic dinner and jolly good time
with a program.
SMITHFIELD.
One Of the heaviest showers OF the
season vet with considerable hail in
the south part of the town. visited us
Monday afternoon. Some of the gar
dens look pretty fiat. as well as po-
tatoes and corn. but it is hoped the
most of them will not be wholly de-
stroved. On Miss McEvan's place the
wind destroyed several fruit trees. be-
sides other damage.
A party from North Pond camp with
Louis Hardy as guide. caught two
bass weighing respectively 3R and az
pounds. the latter being the largest
one ever brought into camp.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-07-28
SAGADAHOC
RICHMOND.

The Lawn party given SATURDAY eN
enine by Tie K. n. 5. Ban 'luo az
HAYES. Pleasant street, was iarseis
attended and was a social and hnancial
success.
Mrs. George f. Ames of Brighton
Mass is the guest Of friends IN to"n'
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fish ana thei.
guests. Mr.. and Mrs. John Ferhiey ..
lynn. Mass. are enjoying a few Gays
outing at Old Orchard and vicinltE'
Mrs. A. S. Alexander. Mrs. Cora Dar
rab and Mrs G. w. Jack left SATURDAY
IN the boat for a short WISH WIN
Boston friends.
Allen Wright and Ned Rogers ol
Path were visitors Sunday at the home
of Mrs. Mary Bunker.
Miss Ethel Spaulding OF WaterV'iie
is the guest Of friends in town
Noble Maxwell took party %
friends to Belgrade lakes Sunday IN
his touring car.
cant w. G.. Crocker and family an"
tneir Guest. A. s. Colesworthy OF for'-
land. were guests Friday of friends III
Bath. raov for
Mrs. J. A. Hinckley left MonoaS ~.
, two weeks visit with relatives III
WatarVille
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-07-28
Petition from Bangor &
AIoostook Railroad Co.
Army Corps Badges Issued 10
Maine Regiments,
State Assessors Dates in Washing.
ton and Hancock Counties,
STATE HOUSE CALENDAR.
Next Meeting Of Governor and Council
Friday, July 20, at 10 A. M.

Announcement was made at the of
flee of the Board of Railroad Commits
sioners Wednesday Of the receipt of a
petition from the Bangor IL Aroostook
Railroad CO.. asking the approval nv
the board of certain highway cross
ings along the st. John River extern
sion of its road, a hearing on which
petition will be assigned later
The petition represents that that
part of the st. John River extension
of the company's railroad which ex-
tends from a point on its present road
in Grand Isle to point of connection
with its present road in Fort Kent, all
in ArOostOok county, the location Of
which part of said extension has been
approved by the commissioners, is laid
out across the highways and other
public ways and at the points thereon
hereinafter described. and the petition
further represents that it is impoSSi-
BILE to 50 construct said railroad so as
to pass either over or under said ways
or either Of them.
Wherefore the petitioner prays that
the commissioners will. after due no
tice and hearing. authorize the cross
ing of said WAYS at grade. and further
that they will determine the manner
and conditions under which said rail-
road may cross each of said ways. and
: how the expense of building and
maintaining so much thereof as is
within the limits of said railroad shall
be borne between the petitioner and
the respective towns in which said
crossings are located.
No 10. Station 7o2 divided by %.
Grand Isle. New road to Grand Isle
Mill Co.
No. IL Station 975 divided by 10.
Madawaska. Ferry road to St Basil.
N B.
No IL. Station liza divided by 80.
Madawaska Ferry road to Ed
mundston, \. B.
No. 10. Station 1549 divided by 40
Frenchville. Ferry road. to st. Hi
laire. n. b.
No. IA Station 1881 divided by 50.
Frenchville. Ferry road, Frenchville
to st Hlaire. ~ r.
No. Is. Station 1887 divided by 40
Frenchvlle. Ferry road. Upper
No Is. Station 1867 divided by 81.
frenchvillo. Stage road. Frenchville
to Fort Kent.
No. II. Station 1877 divided by o3.
Fort Kent. Road to back settlement
on line between farms of Prime Norm
and Isaie Dubay.
No. Is. Station 1871 divided by 10
Fort Kent. Road to back settlement
on farm of J r. Martin near Da'sle
brook
No. 10. Station 1878 divided by 81.
Fort Kent Stage road. F'renchville
to Fort Kent. on far of Mrs. Etienne
Berube
No. 90 Station 1898 divided by 1o'
Fort Kent. Ferry road to Baker
Brook. \. r.. on farm of Zepherin Pei
letter
No. 81. Station 1943 Fort Kent