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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-09
Z. $. EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.

PROVO, March Examinations un-
der civil service rules win be conduct
ed here by j. r.. Hoison local secrc-
tarv Of the civil service commission.
on the dates and for the purpose
stated
March $3.50 Scientific assistant in
basket willow culture. salary 5000 per
anuum. clerk craftsman for surveyor
generals office, Cheyenne, Wyoming.
two at salary OF 81 per deim ana one
at salary of 1900 pcrannum.
March 30-Tinner and timers helper
$50 and $50 per month, respectively.
March 20 30 and 3l-Mechanical
craftsman. salary 5000 TO $1,000.
April 6-SCientst in soil survey
male) salary SO 500 per annum.
April 2O-Elcctrotyper- stcrootyper
Philippine service. salary not less than
81 Geo per aunum; bookbindcr. Philip
pine service, salary not less than
81 GOO per annum. bookbindcr Philip
pine service. salary not less than 81 500
per auuum.
Mr Hodson win furnish blanks and
Information 20 APPLICANTS.
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PAROWAN.
POPULAR MOVEMENT TO
SUPPRESS LIQUOR TRAFFIC

PAROWAN, Iron county, March L.
4 movement has been started here
through the parents class iu the
sunday school, by a resolution in
troduced hy Supt Morris. with view
of curtailiug the use and illict sale of
intoXicants A committee OF seven
was appointed 10 look up the situation
and report. with the result that
pledgc or agreement is being circul3t-
ed and very generally signed. boy which
the singners agree to use their in
nuence and every lawful means 90 put
"a stop 90 this evil and To support the
citv officers In their endeavors to
stamp 10 out a committee was also
appointed TO wait upon the parties
selling liquor and ask them 10 dcsist
The movement ls being very successful
so far as there has not been "a drunken
person seen ON the streets since the
movement was started now two weeks
ago.
Mrs Sarah Morris. now nearly So
years Of age ana the oldest woman In
Parowan. is just recovering from an
attach of pneumonia, following a
eyCre case of lugrippe.
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REGULATIONS DO
NOT APPLY TO CANALS

'nIfN.'..Nl 'H''A .l''.II'N' 100 w.
o'MTylIvvmbyorin Jshevi vpy 700 so
LOGAN. March S-Toduy some boys
who were spearing fish in one of the
mill canals were arrested boy member
Of the Sportsman's club who had been
appointed deputy game warden. bI,
the county attorney refused TO same
ton a prosecution in the case ana the
matter had to be dropped of course
The stand taken by the attorney is iu
accordance with announced opinion of
last winter. when be called the attou-
tion of the state warden to the pro-
visions Of the game law that the rcEu-
latious therein contained applied only
% waters Of the state. aud that bon his
opinion waters boz canal are not those
Of the state. Morcovor. Doc maiut1ins
that the state is violating one of IT.
own laws when IL permits fish 90 enter
these canals and that IL ls incousi-t-
ent for the state to prosecute "a citizen
for taking fish when the state has lilo
Eally permitted them 90 be iu thu
ditch
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RECENT DEATHS

ROWLAND. THOMAS N.-At his
home FOO Logan. Cache county. Utah,
March o. Thomas " Rowland, who
vH- the second male child to Dee born
boo that city. died at the age OF 30
years off leakage of tine heart. He mad
been 800 for some time and yet was
mott Thought tu Doe critically $50. app
p1rouly holding out hraWcly until his
SON vino was Iu tine mission ueld
should roach home. The young man
got home ~ TOW days ago. and tho
father af once began sinking. Mr.
Rowland was for many years In the
employ oft tho short Line as bridge
foreman ITe leaves vito and three
children. two of his children having
preceded him to the other side.
LAMBERT. NDELN GROEs-
pECk-At her home Boa Eamas, SUM
mt county. Utah. Adcla Groesheck
Lambert died March {, 1910. She was
born March 49, 1929. Joined the
church 600 1S43. came Co Itah with
ncr husband John Lambert In 1880.
They lived in salt Lake FOR years
tIun of the literature. Tho hooSlei
when they went to Eamas. being the
nIlupor family Of that place. She was
tr. mother of 10 children. there ara
also .8 grandchildren, 80 great-grand-
,GUGrpu and ono ErCat-groat-grand-
child She WAS H faithful Latter-daN
Saint good ncIgubor. devoted Wiie
au5 mother
HFNNINGSEN. BNSMUS-At his
home % Naut. Sanpctc county Itah'
F,h g. 1910. EIsmus licuuingSen an
hpuurrd veteran uf SIS, died ui general
debility Ue was born oct 20. toz-'
in Ski,ny. Falster. Denmark. Tn 1891.
bo married Katherine Hansen. l9lne,o
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nEALTm LENGrE MEETING.

PROVO, MARCH "A public meeting
under the auspices Of the Provo Health
league was held last night IN the Com
mercial club rooms. The meeting was
wen attended and the program was
greatly appreciated Hon. j. W.N White
cotton delivered an instructive address
ON the city ordinances affecting sani-
tation. Or IA q Merrill explained how
diseases were transmitted by the house
hy, and city Physician r. O.. Hughes
explained the purposes Of the league. A
number Of excellent musical selections
were rendered under the direction of
Prof. j. r, Boshsrd
After the meeting "a number Of new
members were enrolled. and the pros
poets for tbs league becoming a strong
factor IN promoting sanitary conditions
iu the city are exceedingly promising.
Arrangements are now being made for
"a series of lectures TO be delivered in
the churches and westinghouse. FOR
the purpose Of interesting the people
bon sanitation and disseminating infor-
nation on sanitary topics
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TOOELE.
YOUNG MAN MEETS
DEATH AT SHELTER

TOOELE March S-A shocking ace
cidont occurred this morning at the
international Smoltor mill. by witch
Edward Boyer a boy of ~. lost his ne
by being caught I'm the crushing win els
of a paner.
head and shoulders into the planer ma
chine In a manner that resulted in his
being caught In the wheels. His man
yled body had been in the machine a
second or two before the accident was
discovered, and the machinery stopped.
The victim never rcgained conscious
ness, and died within a few minutes
The victim OF the accident was the
son OF George Boyer, proprietor Of the
Montana hotel. Anaconda, Mont The
father Is now on his way here 20 take
charge OF his sons body
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TORREY.
IRRIGATION AND
RECLAMATION PROJECTS

Especial Correspondence
TORREY. Wayne CO.. Utah March
The directors Uf the TOrrcv lrIgtt nu
company have contracted with g. vs. IS
NJ. co. for steel piping to carry water
across the canyon no 90 point about TWO
miles west a. Torrey. where tho canal
crosses the Fremont river They iu-
tend 10 put fun canal OF water across
the canyon and on 90 Torroy lands This
season.
II Us reported here that Colorado
company IFS negotiating for 20 tract of
land at Gainesville. Utah. Tor iruif
growing this particular garden spot
is In Wayne county. about 40 miles east
from Torey. on the Fremont cor Duy
DewD river
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MArrnEss al. INcoRroRNrEs.

PROVO March s.-Thc Utah county
Mattress company has filed articles Of
Incorporation The company VIII man
ufacturo mattresses. bedding. etc. ga
this city The capital stock is SIS 900.
in shares of the par value Of 81 each.
The following are the directors and
officers. Charles Burrows. president;
Walter Cox vice president; Fred Hilas.
secretary, Lydia Burrows and Walter
Cox. Jr. with Leroy Dixon as the
treasurer The company already has
quite a large plant To- successful opera
ton here, which will bee enlarged and
the business extended.
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N,Nrs RECENERsmIr ENDED.

OGDEN March 9-Charlcs II. Bar
ton. receiver Of the Utaht Sanitarium
company has filed n report and petit
ton for discharge with the county
gark MI Barton was appointed re-
Daiyor on Dec. 49, 1909. at the time the
ogden Hot Springs Sanitarium CONF
r3uy. tine original owners Of the re-
SORT brought suit against the Utah
Ssn.tarium company During his SER
yico In this position. the resort was
sold az public ouction and purchased
by the plaintiff The report shows the
total receipts amounted 20 S34l7.49 and
the total disbursements amounted to
the same figure Mr. Barton states
that he has fulhled his trust and
therefore asks TO be relieved.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-09
DIG ACREAGE OF SUGAR BEETS

.-rrN March Dob Pingr"c field
.r-rntadsut of the Annals 'ma''d
.-.,- company whose office Us located
81. re.'cs building is busily en-
l .g sfeuiug up contracts with the
,.et growers u this locality on the
.r last years contract II is
....,.I laat about 1000 acres nave been
.-.-s.t.I for which indicates that the
...,.I be sufficiently large to justl-
Di't cancers OF the company Boo MAJ
is ... .Hntemp'lted cnltrstmcnts at
M. OGDEN factory
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PROVO.

The News is delivered By carrier
every night Sunday excepted at u
cents per month. All payments and
complaints regarding delivery should
be made 90 David Johnson, agent
for Daily. Saturday and sem eek
ly News. Ind Phone N2-A. orders
taken for church works. Residence ~
South First West STREET
Carrier east side of Academy Ave
Ind 22-I
Carrier west side OF Academy Ave
Ind l02-A.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-09

PROVO. March 9-SuIt for divorce
have been commenced by Winnifred
s. Thatcher of this city, against j.
Alma Thatcher on the grounds Of fail
urc to provide and habitual drunken
ness Plaintiff asks for the custody Of
one minor child and for $50 a month
alImony. The parties were married in
this city March A. 1907 a restraining
order TO prevent defendant interfering
with the child or attempting 90 take 10
away from its grandmother Mrs. Hub
or of this city, has been made
The Utah Lake Land, Water q Pow
or company has filed suits against r..
g. CHATTER and Arthur Evans to quiet
title 90 land ON the west side of Utah
Ll..-
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srrs ron DrmNQUENT NLnIoNY

OGDEN. March -Wihoimna Far
I.y-G. VIII has 1lod am affidavit in the
district court stating that her hus-
band. Joseph Farley from whom she
secured final decree of divorce ON
March 81 1902. has failed 20 pay her
anything for the support of their minor
child since that date. although ordered
Co pay 81 per month for that purpose.
She further states that the child is
glckly and that she has needed the
money for its care Farley Is ordered
90 appear M court and show cause why
De- shall not be punished for contempt
nf r1urt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-09
ITINERANT .PE0LER
PLACED UNDER ARREST

Especial torruep oudtuccD
PROVO. March "a man about 30
wears of age giving the name of Frank
Daniels was arrested yesterday hy Po-
lice officer. SNOW and Wilson He was
ucdlug dirk knives and other articles
and Doe has also been taking orders for
the Pctaluma Poultry journal publish
ed 600 PetIluma. cal From his stub
book 30 would appear that Doc has can-
yassed Wastach and Utah counties ana
several OF the counties south Hc has
confessed that he has failed Co send
money secured from subscribers ln
this section tp the publishers OF the
magazine Hs Doe ran behind and used
the money. but according 90 bis story
hc intends to send &c. The officers arr
now holding him 200 hear from other
places and BE- may Doe That e. charge OF
obtaining money under false pretcuses
may up lodged AGAINST him.
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FRTTNnS on
MISSIONARIES

Have YOU n friend or acquaintance
rn YOUR former field of labor 90 whom
Won would like 20 send a copy OF tho
Saturday or the Scmi-Nocltlv News
n so take advantage OF our special
offer made 20 aid the great mission
ary work We send the paper one
wear 10 any point in the United states
Canada or Mexico a. half price Sl.0o
This does not apply 10 points where
there are regular wards or stakes
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OGDEN POLICE COURT.

OGDEN. March 9-Thc bail Of Henry
Reed amounting 20 s.. was declared
forfrited 100 police court Tuesday by
reason of bis non-appearance To answer
ts the charge OF drunkenness, 10 which
Il. pleaded not guilty on Monday
CHARLES Eevliostis. "a Greek, failed 20
apre8r loo court TO answer TO the charge
of disturbing the peace and his bail,
amounting 70 s.. was declared forfeited.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-09
M,Nrs TO ApMNIsrER.

OGDEN. March 9-Wnliam Nrug-
gnk has pctitioned the district court
far letters Of administration for the
estate of his father, the late Anthony
Vrurgint. who died at West Weber on
Dec 26. 1908. leaving property valued at
$500 consisting of real estate. There
ars 10 heirs mentioned I'm the petition
ani the petitioner is the oldest son of
ohio deceased
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wEnER ACNDEMY NOTES.

OGDEN. March 1.-Two valuable
sets Of books have been added 90 the
library through the kindness Of MI.
Hehor ScoVcroft one Of the members
1f thc board One set consists OF 10
volumes entitled "The Worlds Famous
uutions.' edited by William Jennings
Bryan. the other is entitled "Thc Bus
moss Mans Library" and consists ~
10 volumes. The academy is very CRATE
fll for the valuable contribution
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-09
CANNONVILLE.
OLD FOLKS H0N0REO-
COOLEST WINTER IN HISTORY

CANoNNIILE. CARTEL Co.. March T.
The old folks committee. bon couuco-
tIon with the Young Ladies Mutual lm-
pr0vrmaut association. gave the old
folks of the ward 90 grand dinner. pro.
gram and dance ON Feb. a. All the
growu-up people boo the ward ulrticipa-
ted loo the general festiyity.
There has been tho coolest weather
this winter that has ever been known
since the county has been settled a
heavy fam of snow occurred early IN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-09
NORTH OGDEN.
MOVEMENT FOR
ORGANIZING A BRASS BAND

Especial Correspondence
NORTH OGDEN. Weber county
Utah. March after a period OF
over three months continuous sloigh-
ing with AN almost unprecedented
deposit of the beautiful, and mCr-
curry playing around the zero point
the major portion OF the time. win
ter rs as last breaking up.
The parents class IN the sunday
school has started a movement to- o9-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-09
WALES.
WELSH CELEBRATION IN
HONOR OF ST. DAVI0'S DAY

ISU0UIII IUU08pOUuUno0I
WALES Sanpete Co. Utah. March
1.-The Devil SAINT Society OF Wales
held H. annual celebration in honor of
the patron Saint David yesterday,
March ]. President Thomas d. Rces
presiding with Bishop Davis master %
ceremonies and Thomas Edwunds Sec
rotary A splendid program was rend-
cred which Included many Of the songs
OF Wales and speeches on the history
and proWcss Of the Cymri
A dance. songs and picnic at night
ended very enjoyable time for a very
large assomblage,
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LOGAN.

The News is Delivered By Carrier
In Logan Every Night tSInday o1-
cepted) at % Cents Per month. All
payments and complaints regarding
delivery. should be made 20 j. NJ
Blair. Agent for Daily, saturday
and Semi Weekly News iG W
First North Street Phone a09-R
Bell. ONO with carbon Company.
Real Estate and Loans, ll2 North
Main Street Phones y Bell and 1B
Ind
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-09
provo NEWS NOTES.

4 course OF lectures ON fish culture
will bo given iu the Brigham Young
university 900 the agricultural depart
ment. beginning some time this week.
Matching troughs have been ordered
and practical work will bee done. The
students taking this course viii also
visit the state hatchery at Springville
and other nearby hatchories
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-09
- MnnnIs LECTrNE.

,c,EN. March a-Tunigut at s
.t,.s 40 the Weber academy Hon.
rrf L. Morris of salt Lake CITY viii
. trs principal speaker az 90 meeting
r.d under the direction of the ogden
..-tsrm,nt league. Ills subject WH DE
.,l frs public are cordially invited To-
attend
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-09
SALINA.
NEW BRIDGE TO BE
BUILT OVER SALIVA CREEK

Especial Correspondence
SALINA, Utah March Through
the Salina Commercial club. "a bridge
costing approximately S55 viii be CON
structed across Salina creek three
miles east OF Sallna. An effort IS be-
ing made 20 obtain part of the money
for this purpose from the county COM
mlssloners aud the balance win be
donated by Salina citizens.
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,,tuNc.BowMAN NUPTIALs.

OGDEN March "A license to mar
has been issued to- Edward lee
i..Hman and Laura Annie Fleming
b.fb of ogden.
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ruorNs FINALLY DIVORCED.

OGDEN. March s-Wauncta Thorn
fa. been granted a final decree Of di-
,.1r.a from Gustav Thorn. The inter-
Loeutary decree was issued on Sept o.
5000
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-09

out doubt the largest attraction iu a
theatrical way billed for tine ogden
playhouscs this season
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'. c. GUNNELL FRACTURES LrG

OGDEN. March Judge Volney O..
GuunolI of Che Juvenile court BE- at DIS
hosne suffering with severe fracture
of his right l.g tho result oft an acct
dent 40 ST. Anthony Ida. Monday
As the judge attempted tu cross
small ditch covered with joe De- slipped
ana fell The bone was not set until b..
reached ogden TODAY
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-09
HORSE snow FOR sPRINGvn.LE.

PROVO. March 9-Thc Utah county
annual horse show which has been a
spring attraction in Provo Tor several
years. will probably bee held iu Spring
vile this year The Commercial club
tIuu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-09

PROVO March 9-Ccorge n Steggel
who vas arrested recently iu salt Lake
ON the charge of falling 20 provide for
his children, WEES before Judge Booth i'm
the district court this morning and
entered plea of guilty. he VIII be
sentenced tomorrow.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1910-10-22

E. l. Real, who has been in Canada
and Boston the past five weeks, is ex.
pected to arrive home today from
Chicago where he attended the worlds
series base ball games.
Charles Holmes was a copper coun-
try visitor Thursday.
Sol LaVack transacted business in
Houghton yesterday.
H. Lundin left for Houghton on bus
mess last night.
Miss Marcella Robillard is in Chassel
this week, the guest of relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo H. McKindles and
son Fred, were guests of Mrs. Eliza.
beth McKindles at L'Anse Monday and
Tuesday.
Mrs. H. Selden and son, Lean E., Of
L'Anse, were Baraga visitors Monday.
Clyde Headsworth will be taken tc
State Public School at Coldwater by
Judge Of Probate Mcmahon next week
Mrs. John Greenblat and sons Herbit
and Jerome, returned from months
visit with relatives in Milwaukee
Wednesday.
Mrs. H. w. Sweet, of South Haven
arrived in Baraga last Friday and is ;
guest of her brother, C. o. Holmes.
Charles A.. Kelly of Terre, Haute
Ind, special agent for the St. Pau
Fire and Marine Insurance Company o
St. Paul, MINI, was in Baraga Tues
day and adjusted the loss on Mel
STEMS cigar factory.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1910-10-22

Frederick Schwalm, uncle of F. W..
Schwalm of this village, was found
dead in bed last Friday morning at
Florence, Wisconsin.
Mr.. Schwalm lived on farm six
miles east of Florence and was vet
eran of the Civil war. He was in the
above named town last week and late
in the afternoon last Thursday went to
the farm of neighbor, Adolph John
son, where he retired at seven o'clock.
Mr.. Johnson heard his guest breathing
hard and laboriously shortly before 4
o'clock in the morning and when he
came to investigate found that Mr..
Schwalm had bresthed his last.
Frederick Schwalm was So years Of
age and was born in Germany. At the
age of % years, or soon after coming
to America, he enlisted at Elmira, N.
York, as private in Company H.,
Sixth Regiment, N. Y. Cavalry, and
was subsequently transferred to Com
pany F, Nineteenth Regiment of the
veteran Reserve Corps. He was hon.
orably discharged in August, 1865. His
His wife died four years ago and he
leav.s no children. Deceased has two
nephews. Fred w. Schwalm of Baraga
and Conrad Schwalm of Chicago. Flu
neral services were held from the
Presbyterian church at Florence Mon
day morning, under the auspices OF
Dupont Post, G. A. R., of which or
ganization deceased was a charter
member.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1910-10-22
Lumber company's Barn burns.

Last Friday evening the barn of the
Baraga Lumber Company situated
near the South Shore depot, was badly
Quilted by fire to the loss Of from
$500 to $1,000.
At six O'Clock when the barn boss
left the building there was no indica-
tons of fire but at $50 the upper part
was a roaring mass of flames. The
alarm was sounded and several streams
of water were soon played on the
building and in short time the fire
was under control.
A large number of horses were in
the building but Mr.. Hillyear, assisted
by volunteers, remsved them safely.
R. B. Mathes, the barn boss, was
kicked in the leg while assisting to
lead some of the horses out, but fortu-
nately for himself, was laid up only
few days. The cause of the fire is uE'
known, but presumed to be from spon-
taneous combustion, the second floor,
where the fire originated, being filled
with hay.
Earl Churchill of L'Anse, the har'
'->r. who had been in the barr
several days repairing harnesses, los,
ali his tools.
The loss Is fully covered by insur-
ance in the Douglass Insurance agency
of Houghton, Mich.
The loss was adjusted Thursday anc
Barney Joiner will superintend the
erection of new barn, commencing
work next Monday.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1910-10-22
Answers the
Almishly's Voice.
Joseph Girard, Well Known Citizen I
Baraea, Passed From This
World Yesterday.

Joseph Girard. who has been serious
ly i'll some time, has answered the fin
al summons, he dying ar his home in
this village yesterday at 6 a. m.
Joe, as he was known to everybody
in Baraga, has been suffering from ma
lignant growth in the chest and on the
eighth of this month went to Chicago
to receive treatment but returned
home, as nothing could be done to re-
lieve his sufferings. Numerous physi-
clans were consulted but all to no
avail.
Mr.. Girard was born September 6,
1867. in this village and has lived here
all of his life. He was united in mar
riage February IL, 1899, to Miss Del
ina Foucault and to them were born
FIVE children, two still living, Eddie, age
and Florentia, age 2.
Mr.. Girard was one of those men
whom the community could i'll afford to
lose, as he was always willing to lend a
fhand and help a friend in need. He
was one of the oldest members of the
Baraga Fire Department, which organ
ization will undoubtedly turn out in q
body at the funeral, which will probab-
ly take place Monday.
| Mr.. Girard, besides wife and two
children, leaves the following brothers
and sisters to mourn his demise: George
of Chassell and Peter, Henry and Mes.
danes Henry Mayo, Regina Golden anc
Elizabeth Nugent of Baraga.