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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-02-28

SECOND-H AND AUTOMOBILES.
1907 REQ Runabout $3.50; 1909 REQ Runa-
bout $3.50; 1906 REQ Runabout $3.50; 1909 REQ
Touring car $3.50; 1908 Maxwell cyl. 30 h.
p. Touring car $3.50; 1906 Dolson cyl. go h.
p. Touring car; 1905 Autocar Touring car
$500; 1907 Buick Touring car. Demonstra-
tions given. Waterville Motor Co., 245-249
Main ST., Waterville, Me. jan29dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-02-28

A TENEMENT. INQUIRE OF DR..
Mann, ia Water street. or telephone S1l-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-02-28

excellent repair II in. and "a in. Buzz
planners, pms in. and 20XG in. single Sur
face planners, Heavy Circular Resaw,
Chisel and Chain Saw Mortsers, Mould
ers, Dynamoes. l. FL. =. upright Boiler
and Engine. Write Edwin r. Morton.
Watervile, Maine. feb23d2w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-02-28

SEVERAL GOOD RENTS TO LET
from s6 to $40 per month. Inquire w: D:
HutchinS Co. fIdtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-02-28

TWO GOOD COWS GIVING a GUOU
flow of milk Fair price will be paid for
same. Address Samuel Currier, Halo
we'll, and state lowest price.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-02-28
DRY WOOD, ALSO KiNDLlNGS.

Sylvesters wod yard. East Side. On hill
back of East Side Shoe Store. Orders
promptly delivered. Chas. Sylvester. Tel.
1922. f24dtf
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-07-29
Commissioners
|. Proceedings / /

s. Proceedings Of the Board of Equaliz-
alton Of Ramsey County, North Dakota.
81 Tuesday, July 5, 1910.
81 The Board met, at 2 o'clock P. M
A Present, Commissioners Nesseth, Ma
sSloney, Emigh and Samuel. =
" The Board proceeded with the equal.
B 1zat1on OF the Real Estate. ~, =;
Moved and carried to adjourn until
~ o'clock A. M. Wednesday, July 9Th,
1910. - - - S'. ~
81 - '.' ..s.: r. ". Bice,
NJ NJ .. County Auditor.
Adjourned meeting Of the Board Of
\ Equalization of Ramsey County, North
n Dakota.
Wednesday, July 9th, 1910.
s Inc Board met pursuant to- adjourn
sSment. Present, Commissioners Mes
seth, Maloney, Emigh and Samuel.
II The Board proceeded with the Equal
Il dzation Of Real Estate and at IL o'clock
"a. M. a recess was taken until 2 o.
clock P. NJ, =, .-s,s., >,.;z,.-
Afternoon Session.
The Board met at o'clock P. M.
pursuant to above recess. Present.
johnson, Nesseth, Maloney, Emigh and
Samuel.
It was moved and carried that in
order to equalize the assessment of
buildings on farm lands in Township
1862 (unorganized), that same be left
as follows: ~
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.Northfe Township.

.,81s n
Northfield Township. s
Duluth Elevator Company, decrease,
~ per cent. ~ IA. ri
McKabe Bros, decrease, ii per cent.
Spalding Bros, decrease, AZ per cent.
Winter & Ames Elevator Co., de-
crease, "a per cent. ,.,y }T
Webster Township. = s.a
Farmers Grain Company, Webster,
increase, SO per cent.
M. & N. Elev. Co., Webster, increase,
~ per cent.
Farmers Grain Co., Garske, increase,
30 per cent.
st. Anthony & Oak. Elev. Company,
- Garske, increase, 18sper cent.
st. Anthony & Oak. Elevator Com
pany, Webster, increase, SO per
cent. ..
Bartlett" Village. g.
Grain Prod. Elev. Co., increase, 10
per cent. -. .: -
Minneapolis & Northern Elev. Co.,
-: increase, 10 per cent.
National Elev. Co., increase, 6 per
cent.
| st. Anthony & Oak. Elev. Co., in
crease, per cent.
Village of Brocket.
National Elev. Co., increase, 20 per
cent.
St. Anthony & Oak. Elev. Co., in
crease, ~ per cent.
Brocket Farmers Elev. Co., increase,
per cent.
Village of Edmore.
Anchor Grain Company, increase, Is
per cent,
Burgess Elev. Co., increase, 20 per
cent.
M. & N. Elev. Co., increase, 10 per
cent
st. Anthony & Oak. Elev. Co., in
crease, 81 per cent.
Farmers Elev. Co., increase, 10 per
cent.
Village Of Crary.
NJ. & N Elev. Co., increase, is per
cent.
St, Anthony & Oak. Elev. Co., de-
crease, II per cent.
Minnesota & Western Grain Co., in
crease, per cent
| Village Of Starkweather.
Minneapolis & Northern Elevator
Company, increase, Is per cent.
City Of Devils Lake.
Winter & Ames Elev. Co., increase,
80 1-3 per cent.
Carried All voting Eyes,"
| Moved and carried that the valuation
Of $3.50 be added to the assessment
roll on the w. Y 8. W. " of Section
26-154-64 for buildings, same having
been omitted by the assessor.
Moved and carried to adjourn.
! r. V. Bice,
| County Auditor.
The regular meeting of the Board of
County Commissioners of Ramsey
County, North Dakota.
Wednesday, July IS, 1910.
The Board having completed Its
labors as Board Of Equalization open.
ed up as a Board of County Commits.
stoners. Present, Commissioners John.
son, Nesseth, Maloney, Emigh and
Samuel.
The County Auditor then filed his
annual statement showing the financ.
ial condition Of the County. Same was
read and showed the Board detailed ex
penditure Of Ramsey County, North
Dakota, for the fiscal year beginning
July LIST, 1909 and ending June Both
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-07-29

annual statement showing the financ-
ial condition Of the County. Same was
read and showed the Board detailed ex-
penditure Of: Ramsey County, North
Dakota, for the fiscal year beginning
July LIST, 1909 and ending June 30th,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-07-29

1911, as f0llOWS:
County Auditor ............$ 2O41.62
Deputy and Clerks ........ 1,882.7S
County Treasurer -:.........ss 2!041, 60
Deputy and Clerks ....... 1,332.O0
Register of Deeds ........ 10000
Deputy and Clerks ........ $4,000
County Judge .....-........ 1,441.62
Clerk $4,000
Supt. OF Schools .:......... 10000
Deputy .:................ 10000
Mileage .................. 144.75
States Attorney ............ LOCALS
Coroner's 1nquests ......... 24O.95
County Commissioner, list
District ................ 460.85
County Commissioner, End
District ............... 354.35
County Commissioner, 3rd
District ................ 408.66
County Commissioner, 4th
District ................ 334.7O
County Commissioners, 9Th
District ................ 366.85
Jurors and Witnesses, Dist.
Court .....:.:.. 2,e77.7o
Clerk and Deputy, Dist.
Court .................. 1,eos.47
Stenographer, Dist. Court 90. 44800
Sheriff, Deputies and Bailifs,
Dist. Court ............ 852.4O
Jailor and Janitor ........ 1,7s2.00
Justice fees, Justice Court .. 464.95
Witness and Jurors, Justice
Court -. $4,000
Constables and Sheriff ...... 1895
Appraisers fees, glandered
: horses .........:...... $3.50
Election Expenses .......... 4.25
EnSfapn Tn1avrome Esvnroro
Freight and Drayage =. s5zs7
ONCE. Supplies and blank
books -. 2,s77.se
Printing and advertising So. 1,686.29
Lights, fuel, phones and =
water -. 1,55241
Repairs on County Buildings 49,
and ground ......,..... 67s.e5
County Wolf Bounty ........ 456.00
County Poor Farm ........ 597,19
Expenses, County Board OF
dealun ......... 3S2.68
Infectious Diseases, County
Board Of Health ........ 1897
Teachers Institute .......... $500
Insanity fees .............. 1856
Maintenance feeble minded g.. 422.15
Maintenance Insane, ........ 2,047.12
3. s'%' Fund =. ........ 2e7.2o
County Road ............... 4.517.91
County Bridge ............ 14,353.85
Medical attendance & Hospi- !&
tai for County Poor -. 744.50
Supplies, County Poor ...... 673.79
Rent, County Poor ..... -. 348.50
Board and care, County
Poor s. 1,27e.4o
Fuel, County Poor =. ...... 1870
Transportation, County Poor 1890
Burial, County Poor ........ 1860
Salary Co. Judge, under Pro- :5
inhibition Law :. Us S14s.7o
Rent States Attorneys Once 10000
Lists special Tax receipts 100
Services Assessors (unorgan- u 25$S
Il. lied districts) ..........,sy ], 1885, 90
Court House and Jail supplies $3.50
Committing and discharging
prisoners !. 4. {. -. -. 4, 10000
Boarding Prisoners Il. a ,368.55
Expense State VS.. Regan -. % SO. go
Livery, County Board (. 80. q ]. 80
Taking deposition Weight
Case 5000
Taking deposit lions y 4ettle
Gaze 500
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Expert Testimony ELL 6
johnson Case .. =, ,.,'.-.

Expert Testimony Eli 6
Johnson Case .......... 1900
Transcript Jail case ........ 1910
Services as Attorney in Hill
& Johnson Case ...... 5000
Surveying Jail site ........ 500
Premium Contractors Bond 10000
Expense Jail case Grand
FORKS .................. ZOO
Part payment on plans and
specifications, Jail and
sherifrs residence 49,. 10000
Services Attorney Jail case 10000
Attorney, defending John Bull
lard $500
Attorney by order of Court $500
Refund of Personal Tax go. 11.86
Sewer Assessment Co. Pro-
perty ..:.. ............. $3.50
Expert Witness, Kujala Case 5000
Register fees, births, deaths
and infectious diseases 1875
Taking testimony Court Case 1900
Clothing for prisoners ...... $40
Boarding Jurors ,.....-..... 14.70
Adoption of Margaret Allen 5000
Refund of fees paid by Thos.
Torson thru error ...... 289.00
ASSAuAu VI AcSS pddu ny F10T-
man Stenseth thru error 23,O0
Taking testimony, Brodohe
Case .................. 1000
Taking testimony, Jollie Case 700
Costs Case Ramsey County
VS.. Lemke ............ $3.50
Total 1900. .........s6s,15S.66
To which add interest paid
on outstanding Bonds :. 2,955.60
Bonds paid when due 800
10 Observation-Disclosures. 100000
Making total expenditure
OF NATURALIZATION. .$7S,144.26
Total Bonded indebtedness
ia 62 nm m
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-07-29


is NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 100000
Respectfully submitted,
(Signed) r. v. Bice,
County Auditor.
Dated at Devils Lake this LIST day
Of July, 1910.
Moved that in accordance with Sec
ton 1888 and 1889, Revised Code Of
North Dakota 1905, the following Coun-
ty tax levy for the year 1910 be and
the same is hereby made and levied
upon all the taxable property, both
real and personal, of Ramsey County,
North Dakota, viz
For County General and Sup
port of Poor ......... .$45, 100000
For County Bond Interest :. $4,000
County Sinking Fund ...... 100000
County Bridges ............ 100000
County Roads ............ 100000
For Maintenance of Insane
patients as per Chapter
1877, Session Laws 1907 100000
Making a total Of ..... .$66, 10000
On roll call all the members voted
EYES," Carried.
The County Auditor, then in compli-
ance with Section 855, Revised Code of
North Dakota, 1906, levied the tax Of
2 mills on the dollar on all property,
both real and personal, in this county
and 81 school poll on each elector for
school purposes.
Moved that a levy of 1 mill on the
dollar Of valuation on the 1910 assess
ment on all taxable property, both real
and personal, of this county be made
for the maintenance of State School
in accordance with Section 1913 and
839, Revised Code Of North Dakota,
1905, and the Auditor is hereby in
structed to extend all the above and
foregoing taxes Tor levies) in accord.
ance with the laws governing same.
On roll call all members voted Eyes.
Carried.
Moved that the following election ex-
pense bills for election officers in
the various precincts in this county
for services at the Primary Election
held June 29th, 1919. be allowed and
warrants ordered drawn In payment
| of same as follows
| 1. Lillehof Township.
Paul Nelson Tnsnecfor Ok
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10. South Minnewaukan Township.
Martin Olson, Inspector IS SIS
Thomas Hanson, Judge 80. 1926
Andrew Anderson, Judge 80. 1926
Frederick Anderson, Clerk :. 1926
F. A. Orchard, Clerk 1925
So. Mime. School Dist, use
of polling place .......... 200
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1910-07-29

%. Royal Township.
Joe schonauer, Inspector .
- 3. J. Sullivan, Judge .....
Jas. Hunt, Judge .........
G. A. Wimsatt, Clerk SEQ.
John r. Foster, Clerk 49,.
Royal School Dist, use pol
ing place ...............
The Detroit times., 1910-09-06
MARINE


Detroit.
DETROIT. Sept. b.-up; wyoming.
1913 Sunday night; Cornelius. London,
1925; Eads. Jenney. II; Charles He,
Poe. Coriiss. 1860 Monday morning:
oseods. TiIden. Filler $40; eoSorus. ::
Aicona, Marsnso. s;ts vtlsy. IL; spaId-
re- S dcssswk. Page. 'd ESQ; p s %i; hoy.
Mohawk. s:so; 6. L. Hutchinson, S:so.
Castle Rhodes. II ?. m. Monday;
Brasil Calumet. Brightle. Bradley,
Woolson. Z Monday morning; Samuel
Mitchell. chiSksmausa, 4;ao; Maryland.
ss sS f S.nd w ss coi Sss MHhS e
M Ms.rs wi Wilson, Ss0w scio G ,e Moh iS
oadss io;toi Reynolds, 1910 y, m;
Ms scIra Hlsxssm Hspns RS iSS o..n ~
Wood, s:ss; <. s. Epson. s:iS: cuiiisan.
barre, Austf.lia. .; Esnols. Caring hss
Dom as imR s Lyman sse G. P s% s ss
mirsi. 1870: Hoyt, 'il:s6. ". 5. Kerr err
1920 a. m, Tussday; Yates. 4; Pan
r esu Curry r1i's Gao oa5rs Par Psrks aas
Andrews, 1870; Raleigh. $50; Sill. S:I5:
Adams. 10; Aztec. Mistec, Christopher,
IL; North Wave larrived), ll:20; Nor
mania. sylvania. ll:+o.
sAULT STE. MARIE, Mich, Sept. 6.
up: Masaba, Sunday night: Luxon.
Gao: PRINCE Rupert. 10: Gilbert. 1890;
1880 a. m; Hill, Chill. /: Maricopa.
smeaton. 2: John J; Barlum. Iron King.
Iron Queen. $3.50; Holmes, &; Robbins.
TScmDsoa s S.. II @r0T Flick Ai na
Wright. Il; Zenith City, Empire City,
Wiasner 9; Tacoma. tsmalD Samuel
Marquette No s.. Albright, Pickands.
Pope. Van Hiss. German, Nadia, North
srn Queen. Bixby. II; Msritana. Hoi:.
?. ' M; sheaSie' $50: verona. North tS
Star, a:s0; Schiller, Mckee. Joliet Eng
isnd Uranus s.S j as%a00k W Wsoa..
w Ws s S Walter ss sransca son Sarss
1890; Lynch. Colgate. g.
LIVINGSTONE .!smalD, $3.50 p. m. Mon
S %s cls sc arss c sa%as astSs1
Bail, Iroauois. lfso; Mataafa. Malta,
8; Russell. 43o; wainwright. S; Prem.
tlce, ftaiSteu, " ltaAidy Az
Down: Bessemer, Thomas. 10 Sun
day night; Sylvania. 1880: Adams. Ma
rina, midnight; Kaministiquia. Phipps.
1880; Watt. Fritz, 8; Christopher. Md
land King. 1880; Zimmerman. Sahara.
$50; Maytham. Z; Northern Wave,
Linn. Adriatic. 7:s0; Bunsen. Roebling,
Gary, Hand. o: Henry II. Rogers. Odan-
an, Lambert. 10; Buffalo. Harmonic.
Frank II. Peavey. noon; Crete, 1 y. m. !;
Anna Minch, Mariska. 1880; Laughlin,
Manitoba, 2:so; J. p. Epson. 3; Wotan.
Leonard c. Hanna. s: st. Clair. $50;
Cornell. Bryn Mawr. Z; Rockefeller.
Manda, Q.
Brown, 1890; Nipigon, IL; Cuddy, mid
night; Fairbairn. Maia, 1880: 0arge)
Fitzgerald, /; Bangor, Rees, Scott. Q;
Penobscot. 3:30; Matoa, Bell. 4: SUI
perior City. 4:s0; Gates. s.; Crescent
Ishpeming. Byers. 1850: Lakeland, Troy,
Barlow. 8; Saxon. Krupp,. Coulby. Q;
Taylor. Centurion. Black. 1890; 9smal)
Kerr. IL; (smalD Stephenson, Victory,
Constitution. Shenango. noon.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-06
Vote In State Heavy; U. P.
Almost Solid For Osborn

A heavy vote Is being polled today
In Michigan. The fifteen counties OF
the upper peninsula are turning out
the largest vote In their history. 1t
Is estimated II will reach over 10000.
The upper peninsula Is almost solid
for Osborn. All iron and copper mines
and practically every other industry
were closed at noon to give the work
ingman an opportunity to vote. The
tonnage tax question Ii leading Is
sue In the upper peninsula.
The weather In Muskegon county Is
clear after heavy rain. Interest
there centers In the fact that John
@. Ross, leading republican Of Mus
kegon, Is running for the nomination
for acknowledgements. The Osborn
people claim he will carry Muskegon
county by a large majority.
A heavy vote Is being polled In
Saginaw county, and the Osborn sup
porters claim that district bp a big
majority. Reports from other sec
lions indicate record vote.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-06
Claim BuunelI Has
Given Osborn Raw Deal

Osborn workers are complaining
that their candidate didn't get fair
show in the appointment OF witnesses
and challengers for the booths. They
declare that Rondeau Bunnell. d. p.
w. employe and chairman Of the Re-
publican city committee, favored Pat
rick II. Kelley, recognised as Mr.. Os-
born's nearest rival for the nomina-
ton for governor, In making the ap-
pointments.
"As a result OF Mr.. Bunnell's work"
said Milton Oakman, county auditor
and warm supporter OF Mr.. Osborn,
there isn't q single witness or chal-
lenger for Mr.. Osborn in any booth
in the whole city. That is rank In
Justice and about the meanest thing
that has occurred during the cam
paign. Mr.. Bunnell. as chairman of
the Republican city committee, had
the power OF approving names sug-
gested for the appointment as wit
nesses and challengers, and he used
that power to the detriment Of Mr..
Osborn. He would accept only those
favorable to Kelley. A witness plays
q mighty important part In the booth,
and feel certain that Mr.. Osborn will
suffer to a great extent because of all
the witnesses being favorable to Kel-
ley. know Of several precincts,
where many of the voters cannot read
or write, in which Mr.. Osborn will
lose many votes when the counting
of the ballots IL done. In one pre-
cinct, In particular, where Mr.. Os-
born ought to get 90 majority. he
will have rs against him because Of
having no witness of his own"
Mr.. Bunnell gives emphatic denial
to the statement that he Disseminated
against Mr.. Osborn In the appointing
of witnesses and challengers.
IL was very careful about the APP
pointment OF witnesses and challeng-
ers." said Mr.. Bunnell, land am sure
favored no one. AS a matter of fact,
acted largely on the names present
ed by the ward committeeman, and
II there was any discrimination 1t was
due to the committeeman. But / am
satisfied that there was no favor
shown toward any candidate. tried
to be fair In the matter. and really
think that Mr.. Osborn has as many
witnesses and challengers In the
booths az Mr.. Kelley. I couldn't af-
ford to be unfair II wanted to, and
can't see that there Is any ground
for complaint at ALL"
The Detroit times., 1910-09-06
sEprEMBER 5, syro.s
MARRlAce LIcgNogG

Job, Joss M'i, ss e. n. p:srq,sA NARY A.
George McMsnus' 81. Philadslphia,
Pa. HSida Mcdonald. 50. Dstroit.
John +. Fabinski. 20; Sophia Jonos'
Moses e. Mcclsilsna %. uniSnteyu.
Pa. Lillian Hart. 81, Center VILE. Pa
Roy l.. sporty, IS. Toledo. o.; Mar
tina NJ. Marshall, 81. Logansport, Ind:
Sylvester LaDuks. So Harriet NIL
Albert c. Laugh. -. Detroit; Hattie
l.. PATROL. IS. Big Beaver.
Thoma. u. Rakestraw. 70; Nina NJ
MaiEuirs M Minard. ~; @. Eliza
beth Minard. IS.
Eaiy + Andrews. 80. Cleveland. o.;
Anna Collins. IS, same.
Lester H. castenAbis. 20; Grace Pr
Terrence e. Clarke. -; Mary l..
jacques. a.
Raymond De snst. ss; Florence La
plae, -.
Walter d. Marsh. so; Lillian M. Rob-
erts, IS.
Aiphonss schaaf. %. Detroit; Mary
Krupp. "a. Utica. N. Y.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-06
STATE OF MICHIGAN.
THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE
COUNTY OF WAYNE. IN
CHANCERY.
rank Bartell.
Complainant
No. 37175.


[arrie Barteli.
ke County Of Wayne. in Chancery.. at
3etroit, Mich. on the 26th day OF Au-
list, A. D.. 1910:
In this cause It appearing from af-
aY par ten a has departed from Detroit,
Br last known place OF residence, and
lat her present place Of residence
knnot be ascertained. and that II can
bunty said defendant now resides. On
otion of Frank G. Moriarty, solicitor
Dr. complainant. II IL ordered that the
Md defendant, Carrie Bartell. cause
|sr appearance to be entered herein,
|ithin Ave months from the date Of
bis order, and In case Of her appear
nce that she cause her answer to the
bill of complaint to be
led, and a copy thereof to be served
q said complainant's solicitor. within
fteen days after service on her OF a
boy OF said bill, and notice Of this or
er; and that In default thereof. said
M be taken as confessed by the said
And II is further ordered that within
|wenty days the said complainant
kuse q notice OF this order to be pub
shed In The Detroit Times, a news
kper printed. published and circulat-
hr In said county, and that such pub
|cation be continued there at least
nee in each week for six weeks in
recession, or that he cause a copy of
hfs order to be personally served on
hid non resident defendant at least
Lwenty days before the time above pre-
eribed for her appearance.
J. o. MURFrN,
Circuit Judge.
FRANK c. MORTARTY,
Complainants Solicitor.
a true Copy
IL A, Caughey,
Dep. Reg.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-06
UP TO JUDGE SWAN.

eTl Name n. p. Davock's Success
sor On Return From Vacation.
Until Judge Swan returns from his
|cation. Sept 13. 1t will not be known
bo will succeed the late Harlow p.
kvock az referee In bankruptcy for
e lower division of the eastern
tchigan district. Lee Z. Joslyn, or
~ City. referee for the northern d.
Bon, viii assume the duties temper
bly,. Mr.. Davock arranged matters
fore going on his vacation so that
bankruptcy hearings were due till
hesday of this week. Referee JOS
h was unable to come Tuesday, but
In hold q bankruptcy session here,
hursday. Mr.. Davock's position be-
3 purely ON fees, his staff Of clerks
hs practically thrown out of employ
ent by his death, but they have been
|eping up the clerical work OF the
ice as II ne were merely on a va
tlon. It is thought that when Mr..
Avock's successor Is appointed they
In be retained.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-06
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
INTERURBAN LINES.

Detroit United InteruvDsn l.ines.
FLINT LIMITEDs-sS:3E and s:s5 a
n, si2:sb. ss:sS and s:3S p m. Locals
20 Flint g. m. every two hours to 3
2. m; IL y. m. to Oxford runs to Flint
eundayA To Romeo, a m. 3 q. m.
ana every two hours to 10 .. m. -
p. m.
JACKSON LIMTTEDs - :ls a. m.
l2:tb. a.<6 and s:t5 p. m. Locals "a
Jackson. q. m. and every two hourA
70 p. m Ann Arbor. 9 a m. and
hourly TO II p. m. Worthwhile. $50 q
m. and hourly 60 1880 D. m. D. m.
III D. m: Saline cars from Ypsilanti
TOLEDO LIMITEDs--7:2o. $50 ana
1870 q. m. lao. $3.50 and s:ao p. m.
Saturdays and Sundays. 7:2o p. m. Lo-
Gals to Toledo. $50 a m and hourly to
$3.50 p. m: Monroe only. $3.50 and II p
r.
PORT HURON LIMITEDs-s4s ana
S:45 G. m, 12:4b, 3:45 and s:45 D. M
Sunday only. IL D. m. Locals TO PORT
Huron. Q a. m. hourly TO Z p. m, p
a.. p. m. to Marine City only. Mt
Clemens. 9 a: IN, a. m, half-hourly
90 p. m: hourly 20 II p m. MT.
Clemens via Shore Tine. s:ss q. m.
hcuriv ~ s:es n. m. II n m.
PONTIAC DIVISIONS n m. half
hourly to y. m: hourly to IL y. ms
Bfrming CHAM only. - .. m
wYANDOTTE DIvISION--5:33 a. m
half-houriy to s:ss p. m: hourly to
1888 D. m.
ORCHARD LAKE DIVISIONS q N.
hourly to IL .. m
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The Detroit times., 1910-09-06
WOMAN SCIENTIST
DISCOVERS PURE RADIUM
Widow OF Late Prof. Curie Announces
Result Of Her Experiments to tho
Academy Of Sciences.

widow OF Late Prof. Cure announces
Result Of Her Experiments to the
Academy Of Sciences.
PARIS, Sept. 6.-To a woman scien-
fist, Nine. Sklodowska Curie, widow
of the late Prof Curie, and chief pro-
fessor in the faculty of sciences In
Paris university, belongs the signal
honor Of discovering pure radium. The
distinguished Polish woman was joint
discoverer with her husband of ra-
dunn, but her latest achievement has
created profound interest In semitic
circles. Nine. Curie announced the
result Of her experiments to the Acad-
envy OF Science yesterday.
Nine. Curie, In conjunction with
Prof. De Bierne, treated a decigramme
OF bromide of radium by an elec-
trolytio process, obtaining an ANAL
gam from which was extracted the
metallic radium by distillation. It
has the appearance Of white metal
and is capable OF adhering strongly
to iron. II changes to black on ex-
posture to air, burns paper and ok
dies ir water.
The Detroit times., 1910-09-06
OsBORN'S LEAD IN WAYNE
WON'T BE UNDER 5000


1880. all but two were Republican.
To the men inside 1t looked like Kel-
ley and Burrows.
Osborn and Townsend were favor.
ties In the second Of the Eleventh.
where 81 votes had been cast at
11:40. OF these 10 were Democratic.
OF 90 votes cast In the third Of the
Eleventh So were Republican.
Osborn was especially strong In the
FIRST Of the Thirteenth, where 40
votes were recorded during the foro'
noon. Kelley and Burrows seemed TO
have the call In the second precinct
of this ward. Honors we're about even
In the first of the Fifteenth, where SO
votes, of which 66 were Republican,
were cast UP to noon.
John Evans, brother OF A. Burdette
Evans, candidate for circuit court
commissioner, cast the first ballot In
the first precinct Of the Second ward.
He Immediately telephoned to his
brother that he had a decided lead
In that precinct.