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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1910-04-15
COUNTY COMMITS
SIONERS BUSY
Viii Meet Again on Tuesday, April
26th, and VIII View Roads
Of Mclean County.
Washburn, N. D., Apr. 4, 10

! Board OF county commissioners
convened in regular quarterly ses.
sion. Present Chairman Hans
Hultberg and Commissioner Swan
Hanson; absent, L r Mahowald,
The minutes Of the last meeting
were on motion approved.
On motion made by Swan Han.
son and duly seconded, Robert
Cotton was appointed constable to
succeed j. P. Keim, who has NOV
ed to Canada, this appointment y
be in effect until a successorsie
elected and qualified.
Petition Of B.. DeVries ct al fol
the organization of township one
hundred forty eight, range seventy
nine, into civil township wasre-
turned for affidavit stating that i
majority Of the legal voters in said
township signed same and that the
assessed valuation in said town
ship is forty thousand dollars.
On motion the. following bills
were allowed ard warrants ordered
drawn in payment of same:
Robt G Chestworth, hauling
ashes $4N
Fred Pfster, coal furnish
ed county 20 AS
John A Beck, posting &
election notices for ~ NJ
Victoria and Great a
stone townships ... 22 g
John A Beck, jailor for III II
March ..s.5.... 5OsaU
John a Beck, board prj- a
soners !. { !: Q. 3. 7s q
Emil Anderson, depty co. .s5
treasurer 100 oo d
Emil anderson, work
treaslrer's Office ..... 10 OC
S e Dahl, clerk treasurer
Office I. 800
Theo Serr, deputy county
auditor ...... 100 oo
g Olgeirson, clerk shire
for March. ~ OC
J Fay Brenton, expense
Tracey trial .......... IL 90
A Schulz & Sons, kero-
sene e........... ..... ~
q o Raugust, salary un-
der Drug Act..... 20 25
Il A Hubbell, witness fees
case Of Sidney Harris 3 70
Anna Peterson, clerk aud
itor's Office .......... IS GO
q 0 Raugust, postage for
Jan, Feb, and Mar. 9 73
Walker Bros. & Hardy,
supplies & Go records 242 O2
On motion board adj burned to
meet at 7:3O p m.
EVENING SESSION
Board convened at 7:3O p m,
present Chairman Hans Hultberg
and Commissioner Swan Hanson.
On motion the following bills
were allowed and warrants ordered
drawn in payment Of same:
Herald Printing Co., sup
plies and records 50 81
Chas. q West, mdse fur
nished Mrs O Kittleson III 20
Mrs. r H Mates, nursing .ss3s
| Lewis Saby 80. 81 W
Mrs CA Wells, nursing ~.
Lewis Sabey, & other b
expenses 30 e
Mrs Hans Krogmo, nurs- &
ing Lewis Sabey N
DR. p i Paulson, profess
sional services rendered 81.
= Sabey, bill of $1,000 &.
allowed at ]. . !. :. 4. so OC
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1910-04-15

81 APRIL Is, 1910
. road for the year 1910. 10 90
W G Croker, supplies for
III county schools. ........ II 90
IA S Reitan, depty reg Of
II deeds 100 90
Hugh Westmiller, clerk
d reg Of deeds Office. 80. IS 90
Bessie Benn, clerk reg of
IA deeds Office 5000. so 90
Blanche Thompson, clerk
d reg of deeds Office. -. so 90
Nellie Gearhart, clerk in
h reg of deeds Office. 80. so 90
!Iva 0 Jenness, clerk reg
III of deeds Office ........ % 20
pennie Indseth, clerk reg
n of deeds office ........ IA so
EBelle Rosendahl, clerk in
h register Of deeds Office IL 80
[Anna Matheson, clerk reg
& of deeds Office ........ 9 25
|sAdolph Wacker, postage
4 box rent and recording
deeds for county ...... 9 Is
Fired Hanson, clerk treas
\ Office 80. Ii rs
[H L Whitlock, janitor
for March. so 90
Monthly report Of clerk of court
showing $99.50 fees collected for
month of March was on motion
accepted.
Monthly report Of register Of
deeds showing $129O. fees collect
ed for month of March was on
motion accepted.
Bill Of DR. A O Aaker for pro-
fessional services rendered Mrs
Jacob Free was on motion not
allowed.
Bond of Chris j Hill assessor of
the second commissioners district
and the securities therein was on
motion approved and ordered filed.
On motion board adjourned to
meet Tuesday, April 5th at nine
o'clock.
April 5th, 1910
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment, all members present.
Commissioner Swan Hanson
presented the following resolution
and moved its adoption:
Resolved that the board of coun-
ty commissioners will not allow
any bills presented for payment by
telephone companies for tolls for
long distance telephone messages
unless monthly report by county
officials and such other persons
who ere having tolls charged to
the county is filed with the county
auditor, stating therein the nature
Of such message with an affidavit
attached lthat such matter could
not have been attended to by mail.
On roll call the resolution was
declared adopted, all members pre-
sent and voting aye.
On motion the following bills
we're allowed and warrants ordered
drawn in payment of same:
Turtle Lake Wave, pub
fishing com proc Feb
q Mar, notice for bids
e teachers examination 81 Is
Washburn Leader, pub
fishing commissioners
III proc for Mar. printing
document files. " %
Max Enterprise, publish
s ing com proc for Mar,
and notice for teachers
examinations ......... IL l9
Benedict Banner, pub
fishing notices Of teach
ers examinations. ..... 4 OO
Theo Landmann, annual
premium county audi
tors bond . 25 90
The following places were on
motion designated where chattel
mortgage foreclosure sales can be
held /: at the front door Of the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-02
s,3O.OOO GROCERY THEFT.
Three Employees Confess and say . Re-
taller Took stolen Goods.

Thomas HAYES Of $50 Fiftv-seventh
street Brook Ign. a clerk IN charge Of the
export department ~ II. &. Williams 4
&C. Wholesale groC"rs AT 80 Hudson street.
and Edward Mcmahon and David Men
G"l-nhn, drivers for the same company.
v"-" arrested YESTERDAY. together with
Bernard Bilbao. retail grocer ~ III
Epo-", eli street. for IN" alleged robbery
from VILLAINS n 90. Of $50 worth OF
gods
Gr ~" W. W'hI'esiia, former Assistant
DI>'r.n- Attorney. whD represented the
corr .,-.uaut> >ald that all except Bilbao
confessed that they had stolen from their
EMPLOYERS for NOR" than Fix months
IA" tH"it- VII count up abusIt So. 90
Mr. Nh.tc-l,t" SAID
When the manager Of Williams h Co
-urI- ',-i that the hOus. " "a being robbed
"a" hAi ,i"t'-"tI. - follow the wagons,
with III" result that ths allie -i delivery
ui stolen goods 10 Bilbao WAS discovered
Haze. who as then arrested mad. A
statement duplicating the others
HAYES, NcMahon and N.ni.lsnhn told
MagIS'rdt" Nt"ln.rt ia IN" Iombs court
that they %"r" guilty Of grand larceny
and w"r" held IN S. OOO bail for examlna-
tIOn Bh,Ip. who said h. " as not guilty.
was held IA - uuJ BOMBS
AIr Nht--Id'' sand that the New York
Credit Mems ASSOCIATION ~ hack II a
movement - break up "A rather extensive
business II rec-Iv ing stolen property in
this C!tv.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-02
ron TWO REPAIR SHIPS.
ADMIRAL Gone says The, Are NJ vital
Military Importance fo the Fleet.

WASHINGTON. Dec. Rear Admiral
II. l. Cone. Chief Of the Bureau Of Steam
Engineering Of the Navy Department.
recommends in his annua! report. mad.
public to-day. the construction Il two
repair ships Of - 500 tons displacement
and capable If n speed Of fourteen knots
The designs for these ships have already
been prepared by the bureau 10y direction
Of Admiral Cone.
The acquisition 81 such vessels. Adj
miral Cone says. is believed to bc Of vital
military importance To- the fleet in that II
will IN time Of war enable tn. fleet 20 re-
pair damages sufficiently u render tn"
fleet s.'avorthy or TO enable IL To- r.rcw
action. In time Of war or p"aC" II Will
render ~" fleet itself sustaining a. re-
CARDS repair work Of machinery except
that nrc"-s Itnt"d in general ref:ting-
IN" personnel 81 the Engineer Corps,
Admiral con. adds. ~ in an efficient
condition. The improved efficiency. h.
continues. hHs effected an economy IN
cJdi Hud ia TIA" amount Of repair work
necessary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-02
TO STOP Use or SOFT COiL.
Erie Men Arrested I'm Middietown. where
There j. No Law Against Its Use.

MIDpLETowH. y. Y. Dec. THE city
OF Middletown il trying 10 force the
Erie Railroad to stop usIna soft coal
on It's locomotives in tn" city. ard Recently
the matter was sent to the Grand Jury
for its action. In the meantime. while
awaiting the action OF the Crane Jury.
the city authorities caused the arrest
OF Engineer II Y. Iadue and Fireman
James y. Adams of a switch engine for
violating city ord nance. The three
men were tried before Recorder Thomp-
son and a jury this afternoon. The rail-
roads Ciefenc. was that Il was discrimi-
mated against a. factories IN the city
were allowed to Use soft coal.
When Il came 10 summing up the cas-"
the prosecution announced that there
was no Necessity for going on a. he
had discovered that IN" city ordinanc.
regarding soft coal had never been signed
by the Mayor and therefore -hero was
no ordinance" II" had allowed IN. cas-"
to 20 on IN order 20 get Il line on the de-
fence, ~ an ordInanc" Will be Immedl-
ately adopted and NOR" arrests made.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-02
MRS. YERkES Ar LAW AGAIN
Gets Executor Owsley Restrained From
Administra ting Here.

Mrs Mary Adelaide Yerkss. who has
made frequent unsuccessful Efforts To
hav. Louis y Owsl.y Of Chicago removed
~ the executor of the " NJ ~ her husband,
Charles +. ferkes. instituted another
proceeding before Surrogat. Thomas
Yesterday for his removal a. administra-
tor here III which she alleE that DIV sley
has wasted and improperly applied tho
funds If tho estate Tho Surrogate
signed a restraining order preventing the
executor from acting here pending the
determination Of the present action eS-
Crpt here IL il absolutely necessary 10
safeguard IN. property.
This petitioner alleged that II properly
administered tn. ,,stat. " oud Weld 5, ,OOo,
0oO Us her interest. but saws the executor
has invested moneys Of the estate in
securities unauthorized by law and has
oth-rw lse improN identity and improperly
managed TN. property. so that h. II unit
10 continue a. executor She alleges that
b" secured the secret delivery 81 81. 49i. 90
bar value OF bonds of tn. Chicago Con-
solidat"d Traction Company Ia tn" Chi
Cal,O Railways Company for 81 lOi 80
and that ther. was slsl 81 accrued IN
t-r"-t on each bond. causing "A net loss to
the estate OF 81 a3s 900. She SAYS that tn.
Chicago Railways Company il liable for
the face value II the bonds as glIarantor
and that although other bondho liers
nav n enforced the liability in court Ows-
ley has refused 10 sue
The petitioner alleges further that
Owslry is not worth o. or SlOO 600 and hay
ing no business other than the executor
ship II not a proper person for thu trust
Tn" Surrogate issued citation TO
ns-.lk,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-02
FORFEITS Police PAY.
Schmidt Resigned Rather Than 90 tn
EIatbilsh Precinct

Louis Schmidt. a plain clothes man in
Inspector Floods district who resigned
from the force ten DAYS ago when he was
transferred 20 the new prscinct in Flat
bush. will draw no pay for the twenty-one
days previous to his r'-ignati on The
following order was issued bv Commits
sipu"r Crop-"v yesterday
II appearing 20 the satisfaction 81 tho
Police Comm.-- ouer that Patrolnan Ioul.
SCmiit. attached to the t.gth precinct
resigned from the police force 81 the city
Of New ork on N" 'went"-tirst day OF No
'"iuh"r. 1910. without IN" perm I-s,nn or con
-"ut of III" Polio" Iommr- Srouer. ~ j. hereby
ordered that all paw due hun from the ,ity
nf New York FOR services performed a, "a
member 81 sad force be- and the same l.
hereby forfeited
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-02
RiILROiD STATION ROEBED.
Thief Gets about $500 From Lack n
wanna Dnice In Orange.

ORANGE. y J Dec I A thief who had
KEYS for two doors Of the Lack avs a mn a
station here and who knew tho combina-
ton 81 the SAT. in tn. ticket agent, office
got nearly 500 III cash from IA. safe be-
tween la and $50 O'Clock tins morning
Tho only thing hes had 20 brsaIi was an
inner door Of the safe Until the SAT. was
"p"ncd tins morning by William Ainos.
IN" station agent. who * on duty all ,lay
ami takes charge - tn" money. IN. rob
berry was not dIs"pgered The thief had
left everything ahipshap. and IN order.
Tie" money consisted for TN" most part
81 Receipts from the sale, Of commutat ION
tickets yesterday for Use to-day Hun
dr'.Is II cnmmut"rs buy their tickets the
dav before the first IL tho month and
though am acCur ~ atensnt II tho money
missing WAS not pDszibl- to-day AtnD-
estimated tho amount at close "a IN. s,Irrp>
named
Railroad DETECTIVES and tho police are
irving 81 locat" Edward Hugh"s. the M ght
agent, who has been IN TN. employ of IN.
company only about "a week II IL be-
li"S "d that b. lives IN this City, but no one
-'"fnS to knDw his address
Hughes goes On duty al q O'Clock nj
night and keeps eh" tlcNot Ollie. Dp.n
until the last passenger train. "l=tbound
passes through AT 80 O'Clock From
that time until $50 O'Clock when Attn. y
fetnTn- Ia WORK, the station II left I'm
guarded except for tho prc-ancs M th.
other end NJ the building. 100 feet away
from tho Offices. II the night Waterman IN
IN" baggag" room.
On Monday morning IA" Waterman
OIsnod tbs plaC" At I.I5 - CLOCK for tn.
convenience Of som" nsw sdealer4 getting
their papers from tho early norning tram
from New York. bat ihs rObb,yy WA not
dl~cOy er"'i ia m. gl"om 81 IN" station until
AtnOs arrived and op-nay1 fhe olIic"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-02
NEW IPTOUN pOST OFFYfE.
u. =. birmingham OF This CttS J. the Low.
ct Bidder At 81 $50 900

NAsHINGTOS. I"o B.l- for tho
construction uf the new uptown poet
off, in New Yurh near the r.rn-vl-
wanna Railroad me-. station Gro orrned
n tho uf'". e inc -Ir"rl .~.u: arrhI-
'aCt of ~" Tf"--.Ir. today There
vsr" ten bids III" lowest Wa, Nv r. l.
HeHInEkam uf N-r Y,r.. wh, offered
to compI"t" IN, work ~ twenty months
for s2.s5u.N0n. Tho G"prg. \ Fuller
Cornr4ug # Nee York put IN the next
lowest bid. g.. sSIuup. and asked but
nineteen months III which 70 complete
the work he ether bids ranged up -
y. SB.pIn, thu prIC" asked bv C0uuor-
Bros. Company of Lowell. Mass Her.
,.r. 'h" ether bidders and the amounts
,sss.'.a ii'H:d"n Construction Company.
New ! r. 81 FOG ~: Thompson star
rctt C'rlr ny N"@ York q UsG $40. j 1hn
OIL 4 'r, u" Gland. ohio. 81 30 40.
Sorcrp-- Bros. Company. Worcester.
Mas S. TO- ia5 jane, stewart COM
t,any. N"E lurE 81 uHI Uuu. ! Henry
Milo. Baltimore. g.. -. l-',. and Charles
n. reckvor'h. \"'. York. s3.l.l5ls
A certified rh"rA for p"- cent of the
total amount ACCOMPANIED zach BID
BIDS fer heating and l-ntl.atiuL anna
ratV- v"r" oT"n'-I at IN" sam. time.
Their" vcr" ten bidder, for thus contract
aiso. III" lowest hld was that submitted
br Ra',"r Smith & e.. IT New York. " h.
hv"I a urIc" Il SiS5.5is III. hlgh.-t
nId for 'hH '"rt "a- that u : Faith n
'r Of Ph''-'"l lhla. @-hJ ~. ed s23ig
VIII" y probable that the lpw PCT
bride t.fu Tor the construction - tn.
but4tEn. li.'.t ant Tor th. installation
~ th'' .' ting amt t"nrill'lu, Apparatus
MI f".'.'" OBJ" contracts. tni- II not en-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-02
HOOKER WASHINGTON SILENT.
Ha . No eminent ia Wake on the Negro
Appeal to England and Europe.

The attention Of Dr. Booker T. Wash
ingtnn. who - a. the Manhattan. was
called Yesterday To the appeal" Of the
National Association for the Advance
rn-nt OF Colorad People. which il adj
dressed 10 England and Europ" and which
besides masking numerous charges against
American whites incidentally in'imatrs
that pr Washington has hc"n .gi, ing a
false impression abroad by saving that
IN" negro problem - III process Of salts
factory solution.
Or Washington admitted that he had
heard all about the appeal and was
familiar with ~ tenor
There l. nothing | would caro- 70 saw
he said
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-02
~ Jan AND CIIBS GONE.
Imprisoned Golfer seeks Relief Against
Srnnr.trAtOr.

John Treadw.ll Richards. a lawyer
who had practice 81 $4,000 a var "A
few wears ago but who went 10 New
Jersey to cyLde the payment 81 alimony
70 hrs wife. Helen Edwards. pending her
suit for separation. has been in Ludlow
street all for three weeks on an order
ndJudglng him IN contempt for failure
70 pay 50 400 back alimony. Through his
attorney Richards asked Supreme Court
Justice Seabury yesterday TO deny
motion to discharge receiver appointed
in se0uestration proceedings 80 collect
tho alimony. The receiver got an order
from the Court 10 sell antique furniture
belonging Ia Richards but ne found "A
lot 81 personal effects. including golf
clubs bathrohe= and other articles Of
clothing, which We're also sold. Richards
seeks To hold the receiver responsible. for
thee. articles The Court Reserved deci-
sion.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-02
MRS. v,Rrrvs Suicide TURN.
Interrupts Proceedings Ia Nay she Has
Tried TO XIII Herself.

That slse has rlann.si - kill herself sino''
Last SATURDAY. was = stItsHsent msa@ "
Newark YESTERDAY bv MrS. Caroline -
Martin. Who - ACCUSED NJ numbering her
slaughter, Oeey Snrad, at tho continu'
ance Of tn. proceedings ~ To her mental
CONDITION The oman Inaule the decla-
ration during the cross examination oi
DR.. William II Hicks nv Adrian Riker OF
counsel for III" applicants.
The LAWYER asked the witness why he
had testified that Mrs. Martin show cd
remors. DR. Hicks denied that he said
IL. when Mrs. Martin broke in and said
YES. YOU did" The alienist said that he
enumerated the other day number OF
emotions that might account for her state
Of mind. but hs asserted that he did not
specify that remorse appeared in Mrs
Martins case. The Court confirmed hls
statement.
Il am glad Of that Mrs. Martin broke
IN. Il have nothing to be remorseful
about. | have tried to kill myself ever
since | heard that word
The attendant in charge Of Mrs. Martin
said that he never knew Of any attempt
made by her to kill herself Albert e.
Snead. a nephew OF the woman who u
attending the hearing. declared that
Mrs. Martin asked for something in the
Jail last Saturday To take TO end the or
deal. He said that she told him that she
had asked Dr. {. {. Bcling. DR.. j, Henry
Clark and DIR. Hicks for something to
take
Inquiries were made OF DIR. Clark and
Or. Being 10y III" nephew concerning
her alleged statement and they en-
phatically denied that she had made
any such request The physicians de-
MED the statement again yesterday,
The nephew declared that he considered
her statement and request as merely
characteristic of the vagaries incident
20 her insanity and gave no weight 10
her remark IN court.
Mr. Sn,.ad said that in the last few years
Mrs Martin had been depressed at times
and that She mad dwelt TO some extent
on suicide.
Dr Hicks concluded his testimony
At $50 o'clock and the prosecution an
nounCed thar II had finished its case. Ar
gIment will begin this morning.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-02
RATES TO CHH 500 STAND.
Proposition 10 Abolish DInerentials and
War Talk Are Withdrawn.

WAsHISGICN. Dec According 70
informal ion which has reached Washing
ton there was a meeting two days ago
in New York Of the general passenger
agents Of carriers who do "A New York
To Chicago passenger business. IN. meet
ing being called To- consider a PROPOSE
ton put forward by tn. PennsyIv an ia
Railroad Company ~ abolish Giffer.ntial
rates Al present the rat. II IN. PENN
sylvanIa to Chicago from New York 10
sau and that OF IN. different ial lines sIa
The proposition ~ IN. Pennsylvania
was 10 maxi. the rate uniform over all
roads, that l.. making a uniform rate II
$50 the reason assigned beng tn" COM
ule'lon - thc tunnel THIS brought
forth strong protest from the differ
..ntlal lines. and according to tn" infor-
nation received here the protest was
coupled with an lntImation - - rate war
which has caused 'he Pennsylvania To
withdraw - proposition. az least for
'hs present. Tn. ln'.r-ta:" Commerce
Commission has received no motto" Of
unv proposed chang" IN pas 'enger rates
bet vaen New York and Chicago.
CHIc:Gn. Dec I- Hopes If Chicagoans
that they mn ght H.. ahl. 20 visit New York
after January ~ greatly reduced rates
vat. telegram was received IN chicago
from New York ordering that tn" pro-
posed reducing passenger tariffs b. not
filed
The three -diT.rsrrial- roads IN.
Wabash tn. Erie and th. Grand Trunk.
had planned "a rate cutting war AGAINST
the other Eastern lines. and had threat
en..h L. file n~N tariffs Of <ll for first class
and s1u for second class fare to New York
Tn" standard rates AZ present are $50
first class and sls second
Tn. peace agreement which resulted IN
10. ~ ~
reached at meeting of passenger traffic
officials and railroad heads III New York
to- day Orders had already been gwen
!or the fling IL the lower tariffs IN Wash
inEtnn Tomorrow. when III" word came
from New York that the war" Mas on
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-02
CLIENT kEPr or or r0URr
says ftr wAs Advised Ia walt for an Easy
Judge Attorney Going 60 Explain.

isidore l.. PascAl. q lawyer. will explain
To Judge Malone In General Sessioas to
day IA matter which wls brought To the
attention of the Court yesterday 10y Harry
l.. Fahrenholz. Pascnl's client. Fahrenholl
said his lawyer had advised him tn remain
out of court until an easier Judge was on
the bench and had told him that II he
repeated the conversation he was liable 10
be iined for contempt
FahrenholZ. who was an employee OF
the Southern Pacific Steamship Com
pany at Pier %. North River. was indicted
for forgery in the second degree. and the
case was on the calendar for trail early
in November. Pascal asked s.,r an al journ-
ment and the case was at down Tor
November -. Fahrenhol. failed To appear
ON that day and Pascal said that he was
sure that his client would be- in court
the following day The client didn't show
up on tn. 3Oth. and Judge Malone declared
his {? II bail forfeited. 4 bench warrant
was issued and detectives were sent to
the mans home in Nest Hoboken. They
found him there. and he appeared III
court yesterday and pleaded guilty.
Fahrenholz repeated the alleged con-
versation with his lawyer when Judge
Malone asked him why he had stayed
away
Florence L. Smalley. n neighbor Of
Fahrenholz. testified that she was pres
ent when the conversation took place.
and Judge Malone instructed the District
Attorney to bring the case to the attention
Of the Appellate Division.
Pascal was in court az tho time. but
had nothing To say except thar this morn
ing he would make an explanation.
A peculiar feature of the care was that
Fahr-nholz was bailed by the National
Surety Company. which company was
also ON his bond To the Southern Pacific.
The company was not aware that IL had
gone on the mans bond after his defalca-
ton and stood 10 pay the sc.pD forfeited
bail a. we'll a. 81 .3s7. the amount appro-
priated by FahrenhoR.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-02
Indiana Newspaper. Ordered sold.

lNDiAHAPOLIs. Dec 1.-The properties
u ~" star Publishing Company. COM
-I-ilng ~ IN" Indianapolis Star. the Mum
%" Sin~ and the TER" Haut. Ssay. ~
morning ddIl.-- we're ordered sold by th.
I"'i'rtI court 'O-'iay Th. master - in
-'ruc'" 80 - accept no bid 81 l.-s than
81 i75,DO and this property IL to be ALI
~ an entirety.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-02
Navy Orders.

"hsTrSGToS lee. i.--rhess navy order,
wrr~ ISSUED 10 day.
'Hpt. w. Los :. 30 command tho Wabash
apt i ". Jr.W. from rom mAnd Of the Wa.
hHrH Boston yard 20 COmmandani OF nav al
#f..'Dr. NHg Orleans
20 Director J : Mcdonald. 10 naval bor.
FNNri'IpLlt, ~ pay officer
Pas Inspector - Hrt,OWar. from pay o~,r.,
~ naval uDmc. Philadelphia and rOutInle Ott,r
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-02

Another NAY hurEIarike on 10 night IBsur.
-ldr