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The Greeley tribune., 1910-01-06
state OF Colorado. County Of Weld y, ..
In the District Court
SUMMONS

state OF Colorado, County Of Weld u, .,
In the District Court
Horace q. Clark and W. X. Gilcre,t,
The Estate OF Peter q. Br.dstre.t d..
ceased, and the unk nown heirs of Peter
", ". nradstreet. deceased. defendants.
mhe People OF the State OF Colorado
Io the unknown heirs Of Peter O. Brad.
named named Greeaina: GGseeaised: the defendants above
You are hereby required to app ar In an
as,,on nsmsa 1r,onEhs ,o against you BY the above
Weld County. state cue Of Hs CoIorsdoa SSars and ID
answer the complaint therein within
twenty days after the service hereof, ii
ssrVed sn, ed thi Tithin this County; orit served
within thirty days after the service here.
oi, exclusive OF the day OF service; or
Judgment BY default will be taken against
plant; and il a copy OF the complaint in
the above entitled action be not served
WIN thls summons. or il the service here
oil be made out OF this state, the n ten days
additional to the time herein before speci.
ned lor appearance ana answer will be
allowed before the taking OF Judgment by
default as aforesaid.
:, Inc SAD action is brought to quiet the
title TO the following described land situ.
ated IN Weld County. Colorado. to wit:
Al tnat part OF SECTION twenty:nine.
township four north, range sixty six
west. which lies on the east and south
side of the right OF way OF the ditch
known as the. Farmers Independent
Ditch, containing two hundred .and
eighty acres. more or less. and including
therein the southeast quarter of Section
twenty-nine, township four north, range
sixty six west. and also a piece or parcel
uf land in the northeast quarter OF said
section twenty'nine, township four north.
range sixty-sIx west, beginning at the
southeast corner of said northeast quar-.
ter and running thence north (variation
fourteen degrees thirty minutes east)
one hundred and seventy-five feet; thence
west two hundred and eighty-two feet;
thence south one hundred and seventy.
five feet; thence east two hundred and
eighty-two feet to place OF beginning, ~
will more fully appear from the com
plant in said action to which reference
is here made: a copy Of which is hereto
attached and served upon YOU.
And you are hereby notified that II you
fail to appear. and to answer to the said
complaint as above required the said
plaintiffs will take Judgment by default
against you according to the prayer OF the
said complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal oi
said court at Gree ley, in said County this
llth day Of December A. d., 1909.
(SeaD
FRANK MADDEN, Clerk OF District
Court, Weld County, Colorado.
By EBERT g. ENGLISH, Deputy
First publication in Greeley Tribune
Decenu.r 30. 1905 st, january IL, 1oIV.
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SUM MON .
N q. 1881
State OF Colorado, County of Weld, IS.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT
Robert Steele. plaintifr.
vs..
John S. Loomis, John Doe.
Richard Roe and Jane
Doe, defendants.

The People of the State of Colorado,
TO John s. Loomis, John Doe, Richard
Roe and Jane Doe. the defendants
above named, Greetings:
You are hereby required to appear in
an action brought against you by the
above named plaintiff In the District
court or Weld County. state OF Colo
within twenty days after the service
hereof. II served within this county:
or II served out OF this county, or by
the service hereof. exclusive of the day
OF service; or Judgment by default will
oe taken against you according to the
prayer ;l OF the complaint And II a copy
or the complaint In the above entitled
action be not served with this sum
mons, or II the service hereof be made
out or this state. then ten days addi-
uonai to the time hereinbefore speci-
ned Tor appearance and answer will
be allowed before the taking of judg-
ment by default as aforesaid.
said defendants and each Of them, be
claim in or to Lot Number Twenty
IN the City of Greeley. Weld County,
Colorado, according to the recorded
map or plat thereof or any part there
quieted as against the defendants, and
each OF them, and all other persons
claiming by. under or through them;
and that the. title to said real estate
may be ad Judged to be in this plaintiff
free and clear from all claims, estates.
titles or interests, made by any other
person; and that these defendants. and
each OF them, be forever barred and
estopped from having or claiming any
| right or title adverse to this plaintifi
In and to said premises; as will more
fully appear from the complaint in said
action to which reference is here made
copy of which is hereto attached and
served upon you.
| And you are hereby notified that Il
| "a n n
the said comp 'aint as above required
the said plain tiff will take judgmen
by default ae iinst you according tt
| the prayer of said complaint.
| Given under my hand and seal a
Greeley, in sal County, this 30th da.
of November, J.. D. 1909.
| (SeaD JOSEPH c. EWING,
| Attorney for Plaintiff.
First publicat. on in Greeley Tribune
December %. 1903: last publication
January 13, 1916
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NOTICE OF ADJUSTMENT DAY
Estate Of Peter Hnknnson, Deceased

Estate of Peter H"knnson' ,s De" Deceased s%i
pointed ExecutriX of the last VIII ol
Peter Hakanson, late. of the ',o GouH,y hs.
ceased. hereby gives notice that she
will appear before the County Courtt
of said Weld County. at the Noul
House in Greeley, in said County, ON
Monday, the seventeenth day of Jan
uary, A. u. 1910. at the hour OF iH
o'clock A. NJ, of said day, at wnlt.
time all persons having claims asalIS !
said estate are notiiic, ana Itlucst,"
to attend for the purpose OF haNtn-
the same adjusted. All persons ~
dehted to said estate are reQutsltu W
make immediate payment to the uh-
dersiEned. ,,,, ,rtt,
dated at Greeley. colorado, this l't"
day of December. \. II. 1909.
AM MNNDA IIAkANSoN'
Exccutrix Of the estate of refer HIM
anson. Deceased. Al
peiph IL. Carpenter and Herbert NJ
Baker, Attorneys. ,,f,,.,r.r
First publication IN Greece, ~, lam
December 10. 1909 last publication '""
uary 6. 1910.
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A German View OF Schu,nnnn- Heink

The famous German critic, Ferdt-
nand Pfohl. wrote the following on
the occasion of Madame Schumann-
Heink's last Hamburg appearance:
The innumerable Hamburg ad-
mirers and friends of the great ar
tist. Ernestine Schumann-Heink. have
been permitted to safe themselves as
far as such thing is possible once
moro on the heart of tbs gifted wom-
an: to surrender themselves to the
magic charm of an organ of rare
brilliancy of color: to bask in the
radiance. the glowing light sifused
from her artistic personally. Nine.
Schumann-Heink gave her third and
last concert in Hamburg: duties call
her back TO her new home in Amer
lea, everything that can sigh. sighs
profoundly for the mistress.
'rhe really grateful, and in the
highest degree effective concert
numbers" come with the melodicaily
beautiful aria of Deliah and the two
Fides arias in which the beauty OF
her contralto famed mp in pure. clear
briliancy; numbers in which her CO.
val art and interpretative talent re-
vealcd itself imposingly and over
poweringly
"The audience which filled every
seat in the big Convent Garden Hall
went into perfect transports OF rap
nlre. lnnumerable times the artist
who was beaming with happiness and
yisibly moved by the oyatons, ap-
reared upon the stage, deatening ap-
plause: the men rayed; the women
waved their handkerChiels and tore
the flowers from their hats and threw
them to the great artist, who bent
to receive and give hundreds OF hand
shakes. 4 great mood Of embracins
came over all enthusiasts. Finally
Nine. Schumanu-Hoiull spoke a few
simple, heartfelt words Of thanks, AT
which there was renewed luhllatioh
and new storms Of applause
Unless the early rush for sood
seats is very deceptive, Monday night
will see no single vacant position az
Nine. Schumaun-Ueink5 lonF eN-
pected recital The premier con
tralto is said to be in fine condition
this winter: her voice is as mellow
and her smile as expansive as ever
despite the heavy drains recently
made upon them both. Those who
have heard her enhancing notes Will
never forget them.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO LhAsi
STATE LANDS
once of the Stntr H"nr" "'
I.nud Commissioners
nnnver. CoIo.. ID. 2. !

NonVer. COT0.. WV0' " T'TT--7
>oticc is hereby given that I..
,,r>u, Crr"y Lard aud pcvelonmgn.
CO., whose postomce address y tEGe-
Nv. colo. has made, oppllea ign ION .I,..a
7at& to lCasc the rollowiME oys',, .,,....t
srbnnl lands. situate TN Weld t"gM.. 20
colorado. to-wit All of see. 50' '".-
NG other application 10 lease,
IVA nor January 6. 1910.
ere" Il. l. IFFFGRSpN
Rrristor state Board Land t'n"'-
rirst nublicntion In Greeley TrlGa9.
prrembGr id 1909 last publication '".'-
nary 6. 1910.
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Sewer No. II Assessments

Notice is hereby given that lht
clty council has found the total cost
Of Sewer No. Al, in Blocks ., y Z, ..
B.. 4, 3 and Of the City OF GreeleE
10 be sS73l.91 and the amount TO
he assessed against the owners O,
ne abutting lots to be 20 cents per
fbutting foot to be equit1hly appoI-
.oued. The council will meet on
Tuesday evening, January H. l'l'
% hear objections to such hsSeSS-
nents, IL any there be.
w. A. HOTCHKlSS, City GieIh'
Greeley, Colo. Dee. IS, l9l',
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StOckhOlders' Meeting

Notice is hereby given that the
annual n meeting of the stockholders
oi me Windsor Reservoir 4 Canal
company will be held on the first
uay OF February, A. ID. 1910, at 10
CLOCK In the forenoon in the office
ol the Weld County Savings bank,
IN the City of Greeley, Colo, for the
purpose OF electing five directors for
.he ensuing year. and for the trans
action OF any other business that
ing.
G. N. JACKSON, Secretary.
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to Stockholders

hereby given that the
g Of the stockholders
Latham Reservoir Com
eld at the office OF COM
y of Greeley. Colorado,
euary Sth. 1910, at the
clock a. m, for the
ecting five directors for
1ear, levying an assess
|ransacting such other
|ay properly come before
HRi l.. DOWELL,
Secretary.
pio.. Dec. %, lJ09.
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Atk;usons Entertain

Mr. and Mrs. Horace Atkinson en-.
.ertnined at tlefr home in pleasant
Valley Friday evening win u W., 49,
hight party Christmas ag'VIll.s.'.- -.
we're used IN the rooms ana pr'Tr',f.
i've high five was played, MIS- i'go- ~
rrt Briggs ard VIII Niner won lnJJ
Grst prize and y. w Crawford an"
Mrs. Peter Brown carried OF the Cul.,
solation prize Refreshments "e,'
seryed and pleasant evening GU
owed, There were thirty guests pres
,Dt
The Greeley tribune., 1910-01-06
Notice to Stockholders

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the New Cache la Poudre
Irrigating Company will be held at
Odd Fellows hall. Greeley, Colorado.
on Tuesday, January IL, 1910, at 10
O'Clock a. M, to elect five directors.
levy an assessment, and transact such
other business as may properly come
before said meeting. If you cannot
be present send your proxy.
E. S. PINNEY, Secretary.
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u STRAY ADVERTISEMENT.

Notice is hereby given to whom it may
estray animal was taken up near Platte
vile. Weld County. COLORADO: on or about
SaiG Goeo snimsl ,ei s,Te beins G ssr unEnown s5s
to this Board. unless claimed by owner
on or before January l3th, 1910. said es
benefit OF the owner when found.
STATE BOARD OF STOCK INSPEC.
TION COMMISSIONERS,
Denver, Colo
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1Oers' Meeting

Oers Meet1u
eby given that the an
f the stockholders of
stment Company will
office OF said company
dorado. on the 1lth
1910, at 1880 p. m. i.
Sn of seven directors
hnsaction of any other
may come before said
In. JACKSON. Sec.
b., December l. 1909.
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Stockholders

Meeting Of the stock
Cache la POudre
bany will be held at
III, Greeley, Colorado,
nuary IL. 1910, at 2
% elect five directors,
lent. and transact such
Is may properly come
eting. III you cannot
your proxy.
fINNEY. Secretary.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION To LEASE
STATE LANDS
o1"c OF the State Hoard Of
Land COmmisniOners

, Denver, Colo, Dec. Q, 1903.
NoliGe Is hereby given that James J.
Purcell whose postoiiice address is
Greei5eSSi', Colo has made application
NO. 1s'l 10 lease the following de-
scribed school lands, situate in Weld
County. Colorado, to-wit: SWH, Sec,
ls. TWP; n, II. So W. ~ ~
NO other application to lease the
cred after January 6, Isio. ''N
B. l.. JEFFERSON,
ReSls.er State Board Land Commits
First publicatlon in Greeley Tribune
December l6, 1903 last publication Ian-
uary q, 1910 "
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ID n Orchard Company

fd a Orchard Company
freby given that the an
Plders meeting of the
py will be held Friday,
PslO, at 1880 p. m. at
PVenue, Greeley, for the
Fieeting a board of di-
transacting any other
may properly come be-
ing.
'hr +, CAN TER, Sec.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION IN ,u.,
STATE LANDS
Onsce 0f the Stntc Ro.,
bnnd GOmu,i.l" III

y,,,ce DfShVer. Colo. Dec. is, 1903.
Nou,oe hereby given that Peter
aresl"y. re C coSrSUSSSs SnUSs pSos,oiiee address is
ton No. 1894 to lease in the ,oiInpwfn diPIp,,Ga Ca q
descr,nea school lands, situate in Weld
Coun,% colorado, to-wit; NEn see Sec
. ..nve descrthnlp hnpp'ieallon to lease the
ered a''er January 10, 1910.
,,or ca. b. l.. JEFFERSON.
stOners 'a"u Soirifhis-
First publication in Gree,ev Trih,n.
Decemner y, 1909; last publication
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TO Trade

Three of the best residence income e
properties in Colorado SPRINGS .,a 70
trade for irrigated larm nGnI n,uV a,
lev or Lovelnnd. Price the ,n,,n rnrtn y
properties, orr So, 800 and they are worm ",,,
il Deal direct with owners onlS' y
d. V. PREWETT Room %, & r "
hu,ldipg. Colorado Springs, Coio'
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Meeting

nual meeting OF the
and OR COM
i'd in The office Of H.
Sm sos Opera House
January 10.
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annual Meeting

keby given that the
sof the stockholders
SrrigAtioa Company
n the first Tuesday in
D, the same being Feb
b, at the hour OF l
OF that day. at the
ice, 500 Ninth street.
!, for the purpose OF
board of trustees for
ar, to levy assessments
(nd operating expenses
bther business as may
before said meeting.
|NSELlA. Secretary.
|lo., January 2. 1910.
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Potato Specialist, Colorado Agricu
tural College. Fort Collins.

The busiest and mightiest little
thing that ever was made is Cham
berlains Stomach and Liver Tablets.
They do the work whenever YOU re-
ouire their aid. These tablets change
weakness into strength, listlessness
into energy. gloominess into Joyous
ness. Their action is so gentle one
don't realize they have taken pur-
patiye. Sold by all dealers.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-01-06
Ierc Park Association

"'' ark ASSOCIATION
ereby given that the an
lders meeting of the
Fny VIII be held Friday.
1910. at 1880 r. m. at
|aNenue, Greeley. for the
|electing a board of di-
uansacting any other
may properly come be-
fling.
L'H f. tARTEk, Sec.
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For Rent

32O acres pasture with beet LnII-' I-
o,raIr, and grain stubble. Near Tl"-
road Plenty water. Also sugar
hnots TO sell for feeding, lnlulL,
No this paper. or y. II WecN-
baugh =. O. Box NO. ~ OF p'''"
South is, Denver.
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stockholders Meeting

S'ockholdcrs' Meeting
meeting of the stock
" |,ne First National bank
oiorado, will be held at
ru oank on Tuesday. Jan
~ between the hours OF
! p. m" for the election
''lurs and the transac-
y other business ns may
, ,'r pe'ore said meeting
p FETRlklN, cashier.
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10 holders


hereby given that the
'OE OF the stockholders
.",T Latham Ditch Gem
uDIl at the office of com
l'f OF Greeley, Colorado,
. January Sth, 1910, at the
u 'I9ck p. M. for the
'lhg five trustees for
year levying an assess-
Vonsactiug such other
, n'y properly come before
'NNHf l.. DOWELL.
~, Secretary.
No'o., Dec. 90, 1909.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-11-01

early Monday. There were three bullet
wounds in his body, one near the eye,
another in the side of the head and the
third in the abdomep. Scott called on
Miss Stone Sunday night, but finding an
other young man at the house, departed
at once and is believed to have shot him
self. He was taken to the Groton hospi-
tai, where it was said he could not sur
vive.
With the publication of the govern
mcnt's wireless telegraph directory
Just out, some idea is gained of the cX-
tnnt to which the wireless is now used.
In this directory. perhaps the most eH-
tensiVe in existence, there are listed
1920 stations. This total includes shore
stations and ships, but does not take
into consideration the ships of foreign
governments or the hundreds of sta
tons equipped and operated by anna :
tours which are the cause of cOnsid-
cradle ANNOYANCE to the regular sta
tons The directory is the work of the
bureau of steam engineering of the
United States navy.
Mrs. Francis Drake Rice. wife of
George Graham Rice one of the origi-
nal race track tipsters and more re
emily connected with the firm of 3. Fl.
Scheftels & Co. mining stock special
SITS, New York City. whose Offices
we're raided by federal officers. filed
suit for divorce Monday in the su-
Dremc court. Naming Il young actress
as correspondent she asks $1,000 Q
month alimony and $1,000 as counsc
co. pending the determination of her
'uit. In her affidavit, Mrs. Rice says
'cr husband has not contributed t.
YER support since last July. Rices at
rrneNs make Il general denial of the
allegations
Twcnty-thrpe regular army officers.
ranging from lieutenant colonies II
captains. Monday graduated from tile
Army War College, Washington, rep
reSentIng the seventh class t. pass
through tho institution in order tu
acquire all the benefits of modern re
search ~ military science. The oti-
GERS nave completed a course Of f.
months in the study of conStantIv aris-
| ing problems in the handling of troops
equipment ana similar matters Their
were no formal graduating exercises
IfTh" officers will shortly leave Wash
inEton for their various posts
F'hc supreme court of the United
states at Washington Monday declined
| to interfere with the conviction Of
james II, Holt. who as an enlisted
iIian in til" United States coast artil-
| lery. was found guilty of having MUIR
dered Henry T.. Johnson. another en-
| listed man at Fort Worden barra, ks
WaShingtOD in 1908. johnson IL "A ho.,
| robbed and his body thrown into In,
furnace at the barracks. Holt was sen
fenced to Imprisonment for life. Tr
announcing the opinion of the court
Justice Holmes said it was RECOGNIZED
that the trial Judge event the limit
| IN the exercise of his discretion. How
ever. reversible order had not occurred
during the trial it was held
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-11-01
FAIRFIELD.

Ms. Jane Bragg is quite i'll at her
come on Elm street suffering with
IN attack Of the grip
Mrs. Mary Davis passed Sunday
with friends and relatives III Farm
.nston.
Capt. w. X. kreger of the Edward
j. Lawrence has been spending .
few Gavs at his home here.
Miss Ethel Fairfield, vino is teach
ing school at Blue Hill. has been
spenGinS Il few days with her parents,
SIR. amt Mrs, George Fairfield. Miss
Fairfield came as far as Bangor to
attend the Teachers convention. She
returned to Blue Hill, Monday.
Mrs. :. l.. Baxter of West Newton
Mass, forNcrly Of this town, is Wis
tinG her sister. Mrs. e. G. Clark.
Mrs. John II. Jones Of South Wind
:or, Conn, viii arrive in town today
or 4 visit to relatives and friends.
Mrs. Jones has been on Il hunting
Grip to Carry ponds with hcr husband,
ma lie will return later.
MS. Alhert Jewell is confined to
hcr ,tomc suffering with an attack
d the grip.
Rev. Il. \. Rich pastor Of tn,
Methodist church, gave an illustrated
lecture Sunday evening at the Meth
odist church. taking for his subject,
Christ Mnistering." There was Il
good attendance and the lecture was
much enjoyed,
Mrs. Mary I>eurick Of Portland,
formerly OF China, was III town Sun
~ calling Oh friends
The Past and Present Club met Mon
day afternoon with Mrs. j. f. Atkins
at her nome on Main street. There
rs \ Good attendance. Mrs. NnDWl-
ton had the paper of the afternoon
and the subject was "Hallowe'e ="
ne rO. ca. consisted of verses an
propriate t. the Halloween season.
a large pumpkin was displayco,,
ribbons iianein. from this, which
contained the fortunes Of the differ
pnt members of tn" club and this
,aused considerable amusement. Mrs.
Kate Ellis had this in charge. Mrs.
Marion FIccland sang a solo. Light
It fre&hmcntS We're served and tn, ,
meeting was considered a very eli
i"yable one by all.
Merlin joy. instructor at Hebron,
passed sunday i'll town with his par
eEtS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-11-01

from her late residence, 2S Greenvile
street. Rev. B. F. Turner was in
charge of the services. The floral
offerings were prOfuSe and beautiful.
Mrs. Field had just passed her 51st
birthday. She had been in i'll health
for 16 years. She failed very rapidly
after the death of her husband, which
occurred IL months ago. For the past
four months she was seldom without
pain and her death has been almost
momentarily expected. She endured
her Affections with great patience
and with Christian fortitude. For
more than 80 years she had been 4
member of the First Baptist church.
The church was largely represented at
the funeral.
Two daughters, Mrs. Frank McMas-
ter of Augusta and Miss Frances u.
Field, who lived at home. also two
sons, William +. Field of LiNcrmore
Falls and James A. Field. who lived
with his mother; also two daughters
by a former marriage of Mr.. Field,
who We're greatly devoted tn their
stepmother. survive. They are Mrs.
Everett Richardson of Gardiner and
Mrs. Charles Carter of WatervilIe.
A quartet composed Of Horace Ct.
Turner. Charles w. Alexander, Miss
Mildred f. Wadsworth and Miss
Helen G. Brown sang several Selec-
tons. iavorite hymns of the deceased.
in an impressive manner. The pail
bearers were near neighbours w. II.
Fuller. Sherman W. Dunn, j. Y.
PettingiIl and II. L. Helms,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-11-01
Frank McLauqhIin.

The remains of the late Frank Me
Laughln. who died at Bellevue hos
pital. New York, oct. ~, were brought
to this city on Train No. | yesterday
morning. The funeral took place al
$50 o'clock from the Church of the
Sacred Heart, where High Mass was
celebrated by Rev. FIR. J. ?. Nelligan
Mr.. Mclaughlin was born in County
Londonderry. Ireland. So years ago and
came to this city with his parents
when he was a youth. He had been
away from Hallowell for 81 years. His
business was that of stevedore on
lumber and while engaged in his work
he received injuries which caused his
death.
Two brothers. Thomas Mclaughlin
OF this city and James Mclaughlin of
Augusta. also five sisters. Mrs. Me
Nfcholl of Philadelphia. Mrs. William
Garden Of Lowell. Mass. Mrs. William
r.. Paine of this city, Mrs. Ralph Il.
Rcdman and Miss Annie Mclaughlin
of Augusta survive.
Beautiful floral tributes were at the
grave awaiting the arrival of the re-
mains for burial The pallbearers were
coleman +. McGown. Patrick H. Leigh
ton. John Conley and John Quinn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-11-01
The Besns Party Brings
Home Load Of Deer.
Funeral Monday Of Late Mrs.
Frances D. Field.
Death Of Frank McLaughIin--Per-
sonals-. Other Notes.

The prettiest lot of game from the
woods of northern Maine that has
reached, the city this season arrived op
Train. 1O2 yesterday afternoon eight
large deer, filling the American Ex-
press Co.'S. wagon as it was being
driven through the streets, attracted a
great deal of attention. 1t was the
property of the f. Il. Peane party,
credited as follows Mrs. F. T.. Beane,
two deer: +, +. Beanie, two deer
Horace r. Church, two deer; Judge
George A. Stafford. two deer and two
cartridges.
It will be noted that Judge Stafford
came home bearless and he explains
the reason. saying that if he had hit
the bear he would have had him. How
ever. all dement's against the Judge
are marked off as a reward for what
he has done.