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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-05
Reported State Board at An
luaI Meeting
ILLEGAL DRUG STORES FEW
W. r. Warner Of vergennsa Was Elected
President Of Board for the Enau-
ing Year-D. r. Davis of Barre
Again Secretary.

The annsai meeting Of the stabe board
Of pharmacy was held last evening It
the State House at Montpelier. During
the day, the board was busy giving AZ.
arninations to seven candidates. for drug
clerk Licenses.
AT the business meeting, ire board
organized for the ensuing year by elect
ing the following officers: President
". R. Warner Of vsrgennes, 10 succeed
J. g. Bellrose 81 Burlington; secretary,
p T Davis Of Barre, re-sIected, treas.
urer, W. Z. GolSay Of Bennington, 10
succeed VI r Root Of BrattAeboro. Mr.
Bellrose and Mr.. Root are the remaining
members Of the board.
In the annual report Of Secretary
Davis, he said that TIRE per cent. II
illegal drug stores in Vermont was re-.
markably small that the present phar-
macy law was working well, both in
protecting The public and the profession,
and that it would work even better in
time, as the many unsxillsd pharmacists
who received certificates at the tims the
pharmacy Law was enacted win be drop
ping out.
During the past year, there we're 2s
licenses revoked by the board, one ~
request, o1e for violation Of the law,
eight on account of death, fifteen for
non.payment Of dues Sixteen licenses
were granted on examinations. Five il
censes were received in reciprocal ak.
change with other states and FIVE were
exchanged from Vermont into other
states. There are 426 active Vermont
certificates in force at present, 8is ii
the state and III in othsr states Of
The sl5 ii the state, 2ss are in actual
use, the remaining s2 being held b.
practising physicians, trayeltng sales-
men engaged IN the drug business and
BY ratired druegifta
Ths board during ehe year. closed one
drug store for n9n compliance vita she
Iaw, revoked one fo violation Of tha
law and obliged two unlicensed pro
prietors to procure licensed clerks 10
taSe charge Of the prescription work.
Two stores advertised as drug stores
were compelled to pull in their signs
Z N, Barrett Of Rutland, whose license
was revoked last November on account
of Illegal selling u liquor, petitioned the
board for reinstatement, but was refused.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-05
POLITICAL TALK
FILLS THE AIR
Mead Getting Cold Shoulder in BurIing-
ton and Fleetwood Seems to Be
Received Wen.

Burlington, Jan 5The convention,
of the Vermont sugarmskers and tie
Vermont Dairymen's associations have
brought out a great deal Of political Cos
sip. It i talked All The hotels here that
the appointment Of Q, N. Barber Of Ben
nington to be d Judge o. the United
States customs court Is likely to throw
9. =. Darling out Of Tho running for rc-
appointment as collector Of customs at
this port, since both come from Bennine
ton, John 1. southwiek's and Joseph
Auld's chances are said to have bright
ened as q result
Goyernorship talk is also III the air.
Both Lieut. Gov. Mead Of Rutland and
Frederick G Fleetwood Of Morrisvile are
on the ground while other possible candi.
dates are expected The sentiment seems
to favor Fleetwood Of the two men.
toned, while Lieut. Coy. Mead is getting
the cold shoulder
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-05
DEBT Is LARGER,
WAS REPORTED
Because Orange County Telephone Com
pany Made Repairs Which Indi-
viduals Should Have
Done.

Chelsea, Jan. 5.~rhe annual meeting
Of the stockholders Of the Orange County
Telephone company was held here yes
terday, with perhaps not ID large i
number Of stockholders present in person
as OH some former occasions, Yet TIE
stock was well represented. The meet
ing was called 70 order by President
Eugene y. Kennedy. and Harry Daniels
Of East Montpelier was elected chairman
of the meeting and Roscoe Fl, Williams
was reelected clerk.
Reports Of tho officers for the pact
year were read accepted and adopted.
TIE treasurers report showed the com
pany to be in debt about s 500, which
Indebtedness has arisen largely through
the company having made repairs on the
lines which should have been made ~
individual shareholders Two important
articles in the warning, one Of which
proposed an amendment to the bylaws,
whereby the lines should an Be turned
ever to the company and kept in repair
At the expense Of the company, conse.
quantly raising large assessment to
meet such expense, and the other.
proposition to divide the company, were
both voted down BY a small margin,
each Of which actions required o stock
vote.
There was little strife over the cleo.
ton 81 some 81 the directors. and the
following men were elected for the ensu.
ing year Eugene n, Kennedy Of Chel
sea, A I. Patterson Of Washington. A.
ID Reed of BroakAeld A. II. CovelI of
Montpelier y, T Sanhorn of Piaiuheld.
f NE Kent Of Randolph J. F Bailey
of Williamstown Harry Daniels Of East
Montpelier and G. j. Spear Of Corinth.
After the adjournment of the meeting.
the directors met and organized hy elect.
ing the following officers Eugene H
Kennedy presidents Hary Daniels, vice.
presidents Roscoe II Williams, secretary
and treasurer Although tho vote was
not quite strong enough to turn the
lines over to the company. Il was decisive
enough 70 encourage Che directors Ia
their own convictions " enforce the
bs law which provides thai each share
holder shall keep Ia repair Els own lines
and poles, and E he Fails e "a 50 that
sneh FenAir shah he made hv fhe dlreef
r aYd he expen rot paid hv
fhe shareholder upnn request lis share
of stoels to bs SOLD to meet ssich expense.
u order q keen The expense of the
company down where should he under
The present bylaws There * probably
na doubt hai that the present directorate
win enforce that hv.law Is the letter
during the coming wear Harmony and
good feeling prevailed throughout the
Tho next meeting Of the al.
reetors will IA held at the Barre CITY
hotel Tuesday, january 28
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-05
fire in Founding Asylum at
MOntclair, N. ].
QUICK WORK BY SISTERS
Firemcn Were Hampered in Their Work
by Lack Of Water. the Hydrants
Being Frozen Building Par
TALLY Saved.

Montclair, n. j., Jan. 5.--A fire which
broke out in st. yineent's Founding
asylum on Washington street last night
threatened the deetruetion Of the insti-
tuition for time
BY prompt action Of the aremen and
some neighbors its occupants, two
nurses and 3s foundlngs, were taken
from the burning building and removed
to a place OF safety.
The asylum Is large two.story frame
structure, erected nearly 90 years ago.
One Of the two nurses on night duty
discovered smoke issuing from the door
leading to the laundry in the basement.
and promptly called up the home Of the
Sisters Of Charity nearby The
flames burst through the flooring, and
the nurses rushed to the wards.
With the aid Of the neighbors they
aroused the SO sleeping infants, snatch
ed them from their cribs and wrapped
them in bedclothes to protect them from
the intense cold. The sisters ran
through the snow covered grounds Re-
tween the two buildings, covering them
the best they could until they were all
counted and found safe.
The hremen were hampered in their
efforts to queneh the flames by the fact
that the hydrants were frozen and not
a drop Of water could be obtained. The
fire was extiuguished, however, with
out the complete destruction Of the
building.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-05
HE WAS ACQUITTED.
Was Accused Of Trying to Get Witness
e Conat Perjury.

Woodstock. Jan. s-The trial Of Sal.
vatore Rhiallo for an attempt to get
a witness to commit perjury n the fe
cent murder trial Of Francesca Calabret-
70 in the Windsor county court resulted
in acquittel
Monday afternoon Alexander Scatini.
Domenieo Scatini and Fernando Scatini
were arrajgned for assault with intent
to kin Alphonso Tisi, August /. near
Wilder in the town Of Hartford and
pleaded not guilty. The three were Isl.
mediately put on trial together for the
alleged assault Dr. Thomas =. Good
win Of White River Junction. the first
witness, had examined g'isi ana found a
wound N bis left side at the bottom
Of the chest and the bullet lodged in
The back about directly opposite. Al
phouso Tisi, the man assaulted. was the
next witness, and told how TIE assault
took place at wedding reception. The
respondents began 10 throw candy and
get too lively and Tisi took them out
doors, when one Of them grabbed him
hy the neck and another shot him He
was in d struggle with all three.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-05
PLEASANT CHURCH SOCIAL
Held BY the Church Of the Good Shepherd
Last Evening.

Held BY the Church Of the Good Shepherd
Last Evening
The annual social Of the Church q
the Good shepherd was held 1T The
church vestry last evening The meet
ing was well attended and "a enjoyable
evening was passed program was
given, consisting of violin solo By
Edmund sanbarn, vocal solos by Mrs, Nj.
Jnge Mrs. A w Allen and MRS Ihom.
ss Garrity, and addresses by a wv Allen
ana the rector. Rev w. j. N. Beattie.
IN bis address, MI Beattie gave res
view 81 tile work Of the year just passed
and said that the church had he eonsid
erred. made progress spiritually, as welf
IS numerically All the different secs
lions 81 the church have been doing good
work The rector stated that iu his
work be had preached li6 times. had
made over GOO calls and over 200 trips
50 the bill
The rector stated that when he came
TO Barre q little less than two years ago
there were l65 commandments Of the
church. ineludine Gnnteville and Web
stsrYiile at The present time, he said
fhere are over 200 ID Barre aud over 50
"a GramteYiIie and WebsteFFiilv net
gain ii membership of alulost 700,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-05
NOTHING N HOUSE SAVED
But Occupants Of Moretown Building Got
Out Safely.

Waterbury, Jan. 5,--The house on the
"Tene" Turner place, about four miles
from hero, was destroyed by Rre YES
terday forenoon The fire was discovered
st about hine o'clock. and it evidently
caught from defective chimney Mr.
and Mrs BurdeteF and two children ocou.
pied the house and were unable TO save
anything, except the clothes upon their
backs Mrs Hannah Turner owns the
place The loss il about 500, partially
covered by insurance.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-05
MarIon davTIa. q sI9al.ton. calIiornIa

Orion NJ Barber, the Vermont mem
Der Of the court, was born IN Jamaica.
VI, July H. 1857, and was educated al
Bernerdston, Mass, aeademv and Leland
and Gray seminary at Townshend. vt.
lie was Also educated at the Albany. NJ.
~ law school He has been states
attorney for Bennington county. state
railroad Commissioners, town represents.
tive, state senator and state auditor.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-05
INsrALLATIoN AT EAsr BARRE.
Public Exercises Held Last Night ana
Proved Interesting.

Proved Interesting
A public Joint installation Of Gil
lodge 10 ST. i o o. Fl, Granite en.
canpmeat NJ 20 and Ripping Stream
RebelSah lodge No 40. was held last
evening IN Odd Fellows hall at East
Barre and was one Of tie most enjoyable
meetings ever held By the orders ST that
village The meeting was largely at
tended by the Barre Odd Fellows and
RAbekahs and visitors The installing
officers present we're District Deputy
Grand Master o R Green of Randolph
of the obi Fellows District Deputy
GRAND Patriarch Alex Duncan IF Barre
Of the encampment and Mrs g s Booth
of Randolph district deputy grand presi.
dent Of the Rebekahs Deputy Grand
Patriarch Duncan was assisted hy frank
0deers IT WE Scott ard Frank Jackson
of Barre Grand Mister Green was A.
sisted hv M w Campbell of Banaolph
AS deputy grand marshall and Mrs. If.
W Campbsll of Randolph assisted the
Grand president as deputy grand mar
shal
After the installation, The company
enioyed 4 ehickenpie supper. which was
served bg the Rebekahs N the banquet
half The banquet closed with interest
ine speeches by The visitors and locsl
members
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-05
MANY DIVORCES GRANTED.
Seven Unhappy Couples Separated By
Addison County Court

MiddIeburv, Jan. s--In Addison com.
ty court yesterday the following deci.
sions we're rendered, Minnie u. Prentiss
Of Granville was granted divorce from
Georee NJ Prentiss FOR lntolerable sew
Gritty; Lena MI LePrea Of Monkton from
Joseph LaPree for the same cause; e.
J. Broks Of Granville from Jessie r.
Brooks for adultery Henry Z. AIaer
fo starksboro from afarv C Alpar for
adultery; Wesley Jaekmau, III, of Fer.
rsbury from Anna Jackmau for deser.
tion; Lena M Sauteau Of Bristol from
Ke1 santeau for desertion Retta Nen.
nett Of New Haven for intolerable sev
Gritty custody of two minor children
given to mother also household furm-
ture and d wagon As alimony and per
mission to resume her maiden name.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-05

Daifymens association and tie Vermont
sugarmakers association. The exhibits,
az usual, include all Tie various makes
q cream seperatora salts, butter eolors,
the different makes 81 cup evaporators,
sugar pans, gathering tilbs, buckets, sap
sponts, etc. There are also exhibits Of
maple sugar and syrup, N sugar, there
are tubs, pails, cakes, powdered and the
tine and coarse granulated varieties
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-05
CONGRESS HURRIES
INVESTIGATION
Sweeping Resolutions introduced for
Complete Investigation Of Every
Bureau Of Interstate and For
estry Service BY Com
mittee Of Twelve.

Washington, D O., Jan. 5.--Aamin-
istrtion resolutions for size c0aeres.
sional investigation into the Ballnear.
Piuchot controversy were introduced
simultaneously ia the House and SEN
ate to-day Senator Jones 81 Washing
tor introduced n the Senate ana re-
preventative Hampter 81 Washington IN
the Houae. IN tl4e Senate the resoIn-
tion was referred 70 tao committee sn
public lands and ~ tba H0use t6 the
committee Oh rules It Is understood
that there viii he ne delay III reporting
10 and getting the necessary signature
Of President Taft The resolution vas
sweeping calling for complete iuvesti
cation Of every bureaa Of interstate and
forest service BY an investigating com
mittee to consist Of SIX members from
each house, appointed by Vice President
sherman and speaker Cannon
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-05
WILD FREIGHT In COLLISION.
Hits Passenger Train and Tie-up Blocks
Grand Jury Session.

Belfast, Me-, Jam 5A freight car
running Wild after leaving siding on
which it had just been placed yesterday
damaged a passenger engine, blocked
traffic on the Belfast branch Of The
Maine Central railroad and prevented
the formation yesterday Of the grand
jury for the january term u the Sui.
preme court
The car crashed into the engine 0f the
morning passenger train ont of this city.
but che engineer and fireman jumped.
and no one was injured The blocking
Of traffic prevented the prospective jurors
from reaching this city n time for yes
terday's session Of court
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-05
a WAITING GAME
Each Side Waiting for Other to Move
in Granite Troubles.

Both the committse from tha manu-.
facturers and the committee from North.
aeld branca, G. G. l. al, seem to Ne wait
ing for the other to make the next move
toward securing settlement Of the diff
ferenees there are between them when
the committees adjourned Friday night,
It was EFT that the next meeting be
subject to the call OF either side. but
neither side seems 70 anxious % settle
now as they did a. that meeting. and
The result Is not very promising There
has been no change n the situation
since yesterday
Report COMES from Bethel to.day that
The woodbury. Granite eompany's plant
Is closed down and Ten esnQs 81 cutters
are oat Of work, because Of he strike
of the Jumpers At that place,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-05
HE ATTEMPTS SUICIDE.
Jaimar Matson Of Fitchburg Fires Bul-
let Into His Breast

Fitchhurg, Jan. 5.--Jalmar Matson.
aged 25 years, Of johnson street, at
tempted to end his life with 32.calibre
revolver yesterday afternoon, the bull
lot piercing the right lung. He was
rushed TO the Burbank hospital, where
i was said lats night that he could not
i've. Matson, according to the police.
came here from Ashby q few weeks ago
and has since been making his home on
johnson street, whore he lived in the
home Of an aged woman He haa been
in ill-health for some days and, accord
ing 10 the police, had been despondent
because he was told by physician that
he could not get well.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-05
SUES FOR EXCESS FREIGHT.
Concord, en- H.) Man Claims B. & N.
Rates Violate Law Of 1880.

Concord, n. H. JAN 5.-E. D. ClonQh
\ Company lumber delears. have
brought an action to recover $1,000 al
legged excess freight charges paid 70 the
Boston & Maine railroad by them on
1000 carloads Of lumber az So per car
load.
Their claim is founded on the acts
of 1889, which provided the rates for
existing then should not be increased
1t Is claimed that The increase n
freight rates, june To- 1908, by the Bos-
ton q Maine railroad, Of SO per carload
on lumber was in excess Of the rates
existing July "A, 1889.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-05
FIRE Al BRUsHToN, N. z.
One Block Destroyed and Hotel Dam
aged

Malone, N. T.. Jan, 5. Yesterday
morning about seven o'clock the Morgan
block il Brushton was destroyed by FIRE,
the loss being $1,000 The Brushton
House, owned and conducted BY Joseph
Allen, had a narrow escape and was
damaged to the extent Of $1,000 The
Morgan block was occupied by Louis
Morgan as a barber shop and pool room
and the floor above was occupied BY
Mr. Morgan's family. The origin of
the FIRE is unknown
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-05
q YEARS A MASON.
Caleb Moulton was Middiebury's Oldest
Member II Society.

Middlehury, Jan. 5.--caleb Moulton
s7 years old, died al his home on River
street yesterday morning at six o'clock
He Was a native Of Salisbury, but spent
the most Of his active life here aud was
Ia builder and contractor IIe was the
oldest member Of Union Lodge, No. 2, F.
rs A. a., having joined Il W years ago.
He also was tie oldest member 81 the
Congregational church. Mrs Monlton
died over % years ago. they had no
children The funeral will be held IN
the lecture room of the Congregational
church Thursday afternoon. The burial
win be in the Foote street cemetery
with Masonic honors
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-05
PLEADS GUILTY no LARCENY.
Fred Pats Sentenced to Sixty Days in
Jai To-day.

kfed kaits Sentenced 20 sixty Days in
Jail To-day.
Fred paits, who was arrested last
Thursday evening on warrant charging
hhn with the larceny Of suit Of clothes
belonging 70 Conrad Brooks, pleaded
guilty to the charge III the CITY court
this morning and was sentenced to serve
not more than 20 or less than 60 days
in the county iail, and to pay the costs
Of prosecution. Pats, when arrainned
in court last Friday morning. pleaded
not guilty, and the case vas continued
until this morning for a trial.
After Brooks, the owner ~ Che suit
Of clothes, aud Officer Gamble, who made
the arrest, had testified this morning
the case was held up while Chief FaaIk
ner was sent ont TO subpoena another
witness, and during Tie wait Pats de.
cided TO change his plea Of not guilty
70 guilty When arrested bv 0facer
Gamble Pats wore the suitsof clothes
ia question and he told the officer that
he borrowed them from Brooks.
On the stand, Brooks told the court
that Pats had been frequenter Of his
room il the Morse block and he had 81
two occasions loaned the slt e. Paits
He said the suit cost STA when new and
was now worth about ss. A Pew weeks
ago he said he packed bis trunk Rrepara
tory @ going To Bradford and the trlNk
with this suit N Il was put ont IA tha
hall lie said that ghe lock on the trHnl
was broken, 50 that ii coud )a cash
opened with a nail Or almost amy key.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-05
rWENrY-oaE NEW c1rnrNs.
Taken IA Thraah Unites states cnav
At Monfpelior

IN The United states district court.
which opened yesterday ST tha federal
building, Montpelier. there was no busi.
ness aside from IRE naturalization II
several foreigners and the eallina of the
docket IHdge q Z. Martin presided.
Most Of those taking out papers Of
naturalization were natives of ftalv ana
an interpreter was employed to ask the
long list of questions Each applicant
bad e ahswcr these and bake the oath
Of allegiance. Twenty -oHe persons were
made citizens Of the United States AZ
this session Of the court Next week Ii
will meet IA Rutland for the same pur.
pose.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-05
o. M. Barber Member Of Gus
toms Tribunal
BEING THIRD ASSOCIATE
Alfred c. Coke Of Utica, N. Y, United
States Judge of the Second Cir
cunt, Has Been Named as
Chef Judge.

Washington, .. G, Jan. 5--President
Taft sent to the senate to-day tbs fol-
lowing nominations q Be members Of
the United states customs court which
was authorized BY the recently enacted
tariff law;
Presiding judge Alfred c. Coke q
Utica N ~ United States judge Of
the second circuit
Associate judges:
William Fl Hunt Of Helena, Montana.
James F Smith of San Francisco, for
merly governor Of the Philippines.
Orion NJ Barber Of Bennington. Yer
mont
Marion devriea of Stockton, California.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-05
aRANITE coMgANY RE0ReANIzEs
Ascutney Moutain Company Elects
Charles W. Enright President.

Wsndsor. jan 5. The Aseutnev
Mountain Granite Co, has been re-or-
ganized with following officers: Presi.
dent, Charles W. Enrieht Of Someryille.
Mass; treasurer, q. @. Sinclair of Bur.
liHgtoni secretary, Gilbert E. Davis Of
Windsor; directors Gilbert + Davis Of
Windsor. G. w Enright and G. O. Sim
clair. There IS a prospect that this.
company win begin operations in the
near future
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-05
eIANr swINe EFFEcrrYE.
It Enabled somerville to Throw Billy
shembIey.


Rutland Jan 5Billy Shembley Of
New York made Bob Somerville travel
fast last night In their bout at Com.
bination hall for tho lightweight wreat-
ling championship Of the United States
and England, held BIZ someryille. The
champion won two falls and the bout.
The first fall was secured in one hour,
eight minutes and Is seconds, with
body scissors and double wrist hold.
following a giant swing The second
fall came in 81 minutes and i've seconds
with head lock and body hold. fol-
lowing giant swing. Somerville
weighed l35 pounds the limit. and
shembley was two pounds lighter.
"Honest EhD Bourbon Of Claremont. n.
I'll. was the referee. A fair sized and
enthusiastic crowd witnessed the event.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-05
ouININF ANp WHIsKFY.
Prisoner Cot 1t, and He Cot Drunk On
It. with Another Prisoner

Frank Thomas, prisoner ia the coun.
ty jail win be brought into the Mont.
pelier city court tomorrow morning on
the charge Of intoxication a few DAYS
ago. Thomas was working with the
prison gang, when he complained Of be
ing sick and was given leave 70 get
some quinine de went 60 doctors
Office end got 4 prescription for some
whiskey and quinine which he brought
back to the jail He became intoxicated
and also got another prisoner, Leon c.
burn, who is serving a sentence for lar.
cauy. intoxicated ID consequence 81 his
booze Cobmn was sent to Rutland
10 serve out his maximum sentence and
Thomas viii Be brought into CITY court
to receive his sentence
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-05
GRANITEvILrF.

William D. Hayward, secretary tress
urer Of the Western Federation 81 Min
ers, vii speak in Inmas hall Granite
vile. Monday, january 10 at 7sl5 3. m.
Admission. 10 cents. IFS subject Will be
of interest te sveFy one ia this cona.
MuHitY.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-01-05
SN0WSLIDE KILLS
PRESIDENT OF COMPANY
Two Men Killed To-day BY snowsIide ii
Alaska. One Of Them Being Prasi-
dent Of the Elliott, Hibbard
Copper Co.

Cordova, Alaska, Jan. s. Harry Cur
tiss Elliott Of Chicago, president of the
Elliott, Hihbard Copper company, and
FL IT Gree0r 81 Seattle. were killed 81
a snow slide at ElIlott's creek, l9a miles
north Of here, to-day.