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The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1910-10-27

Frank Howard was up this week from
Reynolds creek. He informed his friends
here that he had sold all his interests in
Idaho, and was going back to his old
home in New England.
There will be Republican rally in Sill
yer City, Friday evening, October 2Sth;
in DeLamar, Saturday evening, October
29th; and in Murphy, Monday evining,
October 31st. All are invited to attend.
1t seems that Bruneau is the Mecca Of
county politicians these days, as many Of
them are iourneying thither Bruneau is
the largest polling place in the county
this year, and each candidate wants to
come out Of there with good lead.
l. o. Hanson, editor Of The Nugget,
went out on Tuesday mornings stage for
Cassia county. He has some business to
attend to there, and will be back in
about ten days. Some of the knockers
say that editing The Nugget was too
strenuous for him and he had to take a
rest.
William lyman was in town this week
renewing old acquaintances. Mr.. lyman
is just recovering from the results Of a
serious accident, in which he was thrown
from wagon while driving down the
Reynolds creek grade One Of the wheels
passed over his jaw, breaking it he also
had some minor injuries.
Otto A. Petit, former business man
Of this place, but who has been residing
in the Eastfor the past six months, came
in last Thursday evening, and Mrs Petit
and daughter, Florence, came in Saturday
evening. They are visiting for the pres
ent with Mrs John Crete. Jr., while Mr..
Petit gets some fixtures for his barber
shop in Murphy. He expects to open up
there soon.
Saturday evening the preliminary hear
ing Of two young fellows by the names OF
Wood and Williams, who were arrested
on the complaint Of Frank Johnston on
the charge Of horse stealing, was held.
AS the hearing was not completed Sat
urday night, it was continued Monday
morning, when the defendants were
bound over to the District Court under
five hundred dollars bail each. Through
some irregularity bail was not given until
Wednesday.
Last week the boosters around town
were disappointed by the settlement Of
what they thought would be the cause of
some excitement and possibly a free
drink The case of George Duval VS..
seawell Bros, Of Caldwell, in which the
plaintiff sued the defendants for damages
caused by the sheep Of the latter, was
settled out Of court, the defendants pay
ing the costs. It appears that one Of the
Seawells' herders raised the wires around
DuvaPs meadow on Boulder creek and
drove his sheep into the enclosure.
This was too much for Duval to stand; 50
he Immediately commenced suit for dam
aces.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1910-10-27
Notice for Publication.


final Proof
1, WILLIAM E. GRAY, OF Glenns Ferry Ida
no, who made entry No. 1s2 under the provis.
ions Of an act OF the Legislature Of the State Of
Idaho, commonly known as the Carey Act
approved March 2nd, 1889 which embraces SCI
sEJ4 Sec "a, sw1z sW14 Sec. IS. Twp. SIS, range
E, NJ, and NWA NWh, and NEA NWl{
See. ?, Twp. 6s., ROE, B NJ, do hereby give
notice Of my intention to make final proof to es-
tablish my claim to the land above described
and that expect to prove that have res ided on.
reclaimed aud cultivated said land rs required
by law, before Charles Q. Smith, Agent State
Board Of Land Commissioners, at King HILL
Idaho on the Dist day OF November, 1910.
WILLIAM E. GRAY, Entryman
Lynn Treadwell, OF Glenns Ferry, Idaho
Willard II. Trefry, Of Gl nns Ferry, Idaho
Golyer Wllcher OF Glenns Ferry, Idaho
Lee H. johnson, OF Glenns Ferry, Idaho
First publication Oct 20, 1910,
Last publication Nov. IL, 1910.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1910-10-27
Notice Of Publication.

Notice is hereby given that at 10 A. M, on the
SOth day of November 1910, at Boise. Coun-
ty of Ada State of Idaho, before State En-
gineer proof viii be submitted of the compile
ton Of works fol the diversion of Is cubic feet per
second Of the waters Of Jacobs Gulch and Is cubic
feet per see. Of Rocky Gulch in accordance with
the terms and conditions of certain permits
heretofore issued by the State Engineer OF the
State of Idaho
l. The names Of the persons holding said per
mits are Robert Noble aud John sullivan.
p The postoffice address OF such persons is
Boise, County Of Ada, State of Idaho.
3. The numbers of such Permits are 1867,
and the date set for the completion OF such work
is D ecember, Z, 1910.
L. Said water to be used for mining and
power purposes.
D. Said works Of diversion will be fully com
pleted on the date set for such completion, and
the amount Of water which said works are cap
able of conducting to the place of intended use,
in aceo rdance with the plans accompanying the
application for such permits, is Is cubic feet
per second under each permit
6. The place where said water is used is al
Harrison Mill Site.
D. G. MARTIN.
State Engineer.
First publication October q, 1910
Last publication November II, 1910.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1910-10-27
Horses to Winter

| win winter horses on my ranch on
Reynolds creek for $500 per head per
month.
DAVE HAMMOND,
Reynolds Creek, Idaho.
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1910-10-27
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


In theProbate Court ofthe County Of owyhee,
State of Idaho.
In the Matter Of the Estate OF Perry B. smith
Deceased
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN by the under
signed administrators Of the estate Of Per b.
Smith, deceased, to the creditors OF. and all per
sons having claims against, the said deceased,
to exhibit them with tie necessary vouchers.
within ten months after the first publication o
this notice, to the said Mary schuster at her reii
dence at Wilson, Idaho, the same being desig
mated the place for the transaction OF the busi
mes Of said estate in the County of Owyhce,
State of Idaho.
Dated October 24th, 1910
MARY ScHUSTER,
Administrators OF the Estate OF
Perry B, Smith, Deceased.
First p nblication Oct 81, 1910
Last publication Nov II, 1910
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1910-10-27
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

representative in Congress
ARTHUR M. BOWEN
Justice Of the Supreme Court
JAMES L. McCLEAR
Governor
JAMES Ii. HAwLEY
Lieutenant Governor
EDGAR j. HUNTER
Secretary Of State
Q. v, BADLEY
State Auditor
EGBERT W. JONES
State Treasurer
JOSEPH T. CARRUTH
Attorney General
FRANK L. MOORE
supt- of Public Instruction
GERTRUDE F. NOBLE
Inspector of Mines
JAY A. Cz[zEK
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1910-10-27
REPUBLICAN TICKET

Representative in Congress
BURTON L. FRENCH
Justice Of the Supreme Court
ISAAC N. SULLIVAN
Governor
JAMES H. BRADY
Lieutenant Governor
LEWIS I'll. SWEETSER
Secretary of State
WILFRED L. CLIFFORD
State Auditor
STEPHEN D. TAYLOR
State Treasurer
0. v. ALLEN
Attorney General
DANIEL G. MoDOUGAL
Supt. of Public Instruction
GRACE M. SHEPHERD
Ispector of Mines
ROBERT N. BELL
DISTRICT JUDGE
Seventh District
FREDERICK A. HAGELIN
The Owyhee nugget. ([Silver City], Idaho) 1905-1984, 1910-10-27

The owYHEE NuGeEr s. a year
A good stock ranch on SinIJer, for sale.
For particulars call on Mrs, NJ. E. Paul.
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HARDW1CK.

Joseph Gibson IL visiting In Montpelier
Miss Elsie Paige 81 taking three
weeks vacation from her duties as day
operator at he New England telephone
office. Her place is taken by Miss Jose
phlne LAnsom-M1ss Bertha Merrill
visited her uncle. Willard Gray. at john
son over Sunday. Anna Pearl, VINO
has been making an extended visit Al
her unces. ]. r. Partiow, has returned
to her home at Johnson.
~. Il. kimhall and DIR. Crane are ir
Boston attending the automobile show
sumner Darling OF Burlington. who
has been visiting his parents. Or. and
Mrs. Darling has returned home. &C.,
Frank Hare went to Burlington Tues
day morning for medical treatment a.
the Mary Fletcher hospital.-M w
Jones, who has been i'll for some time
is reported to he gaining. MIR. anc
Mrs. Albert Crawford visited in Wood
bury Sunday.--B. ]. Mulcahy left Tues
day morning for business trip ir
New York and Boston.-New maple
sugar Is being offered at Is cents PEI
pound.-w. W Marshall has sold hi
farm 70 Elmer George.
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FERRIsBURCH

Moderator. Charles A. Chapman: clerk
Anna S. Robinson; selectman for three
years, w. II. Dean: treasurer. Fred r.
Booth; poor master Herbert 4 Booth:
first constable and collector. Noble c.
Delano; second constable. f. W. Dom
oway: lister for three years. Barnaba
W. Collins; road commits soners for
north end Of town. Noble l.. Eimball /;
for south end OF town. George Longway;
trustee OF public money, Richard y.
Booth: school director for three years.
Carrie Scott; inspector of leather. George
Ambrose; inspector of lumber, Joseph L..
st. Peters; town agent, Lucius 4. Avery:
auditors, Henry +. Allen. Coburn J..
Martin, Lucius Y. Averv; county grand
Juror. Elmer A. Preston: Petit Jurors.
A. j. Cushman Frank Dart, Nelson
Hay Edward Gee: town grand
jurors, " n. Dean. Harvey r. Beach. i.
L. 81. Peters; vote on tho llccnse uuee-
tion, Jes %, no 1o4; tax. llo cents on the
dollar.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. H. Booth are taking
trip to Asheville y e. to visit their
son and wlfe.--t'lorencc daughter OF
william Porter and Harry Purcell of
Fanton vers married in Burlington
Marcn , by the Rev. pr e. V Grsmer.
Allen Pulroughs. who is verv i'll, is
recovering ~. r. Field has been very
I'll with gi!p.---hiss A. +. Kinenan and
Mrs. Grant Jackran have been on the
sick list.-Frank T,arrow is moving
into his new hoiue.--'ieorge Floyd Is
moving into the Mlddiebrook pla ce.--
TIE Ladies' Mis-ionarv society will
meat with Mrs. william Pecue on
Good Friday. March 2J.--The Misses
Faith and Hattie Chapman arc spend
| ing vacation with their parents. Mr.
ami Mrs Charles chapman Mfr 8
| Elizabeth Field and two sons are Wis
| iting friends in own.-Miss Mollie
Robinson and Mrs Elizabeth Field
| spent Saturday in Burlington.
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HINEsBURG.

The layman's banquet held In town hail
Thursday evening was well attended onu-
sidering the bad roads ". II. Wood ana
r. w. Nash OF Burlington we-a the
spea kers from out of town Fred Trace,
has moved to the lfulet farm and Truman
Burritt to the Mack farm.-Nr. and Mrs
James Cassidy entertained the r.rils Of
the high school Friday evanirg tn Sigh
schoo, closed Friday for the -.-frp ,aca.
ton. the teachers going To their respec'-
i've homes. Miss Jesse Vnce,er 90 Eas,
Wallingford. Miss Sh'rev Dc~ctte t.
Burlington and Miss Lliztuc'. Patterson
to Clarendon. --tieorse Freeman az Stonev
Creek. Conn. is visltine Relatives IN town.
C. Il. Williams has sold hls milk route
to c. w Bostwlck.
There will be "A Sunday school institute
at the Methodist Epiecopa church be-
ginning Friday morning a Ten o'clock
A basket lunch vii he served by thu
ladieS.-J c. Allen of Monmouth H..
made a short visit IN his father ]. II.
Allen. on his way home from New york.
Mrs. S. Bushnell is recovering from a
sprained shoulder caused br being
brown from a sleigh last voet.-A
Sykes, y. .. Partch and J. n Aion at.
tended the laymens meeting u Bur
| lington.
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UNDERHILL.

The Ladies' Social union held their
annual meeting last Thursday q
elected the following officers Presi-
dent, Mrs. r. c. Chase; vico- president
Mrs. George Benedict. secretary and
collector Mrs. r. l.. Howe; treasurer.
Mrs. D. ". knight; executive commit
tee. Mrs Benedict. M Aver Mrs.
HAYDEN. Mrs. Scribner, Mrs Squires.
Leon Cook has moved from the r. r.
Day farm to his mothers place. Max
Litner Of Jericho moved TO the p ~
moved to the Ellsworth farm In Plea g.
ant Valley. which he has purchased.- 49,
I. p Metcalf has purcha sed OF r. :
Whipple his village residence Mr.
whipple intends to build on the LOT
reserved by him.
Or. W. s. Nay. who has been in
Chicago attending the medical asso-
Homer Metcalf, who has heen I'll with
the grip. is irnprovina.--Mrs. Theodore
Chase of Passumpsic is visiting in
tOwn.--The annual meeting Of the
graded school district was held Tues
day. March S. =. s. Scribner was re
elected as school director: c. r. Hay
den. clerk and l.. n Pendleton. treas
G. Hawley auditors The lit-le dauEh-
ter OF George Lombard Is 'll--Last
week was an excellent one for sugar.
makers and a good deal Of nice sV-
9ar and syrup We're made
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PRESS TINES

Edward OBrien and H. g. GroW.-misS
Cynthia Cove is on tho list Of sick
G. W. Dunshce of Proctor was in town
Nfonday.--lT. j.. Shcrwin has received
notice that HIS pension mas boon In
creased from y5 TO sci per month by
special act through Senator c. s. Page.
Miss Florence Eddy. who has been Wis
ting Superintendent and Mrs. A. w.
Eddy has returned to Middlcbury Mr..
and Mrs Bert Estv wili make their home
with Miss Cynthia Gove.--F -. Boyce or
ST. Adams was 4 guest OF +. r. BtnS-
ham Monday and TUESDAY .--Miss Helen
Gee has returned TO Monk on. Mrs. VIII
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BRISTOL.

Mrs. Charlotte Jeuuey died ut her home
in South Bristol Thursday night from old
age ana heart trouble. She T. survived
by three sons, Edward, Sias aud jerry
one daughter, Mrs. liylr Spencer. The
funeral was held nj the house sun
day afternoon at one o'clock Her age
Was 76 years.
Real estate deals on Bristol Flats fol-
low: t.. II. Eastman has bought the
Charles Smith farm. stock and tools;
$50. Charles Smith mas bought Frank
Cornier's farm: t4,7SH J. j. Dwirc has
bought the Nut place; s230. Leon
Cornirr has bought Mrs l.. A. Rlsbce's
placc.-l'ho boiler house Of thr rrarv Co.
AT Rocky Dalc was burned Friday after
noon 1'he fireman had just left the
buidirg and closed ~. dopr before
reachluc lie main building he discovered
tho interior " tho boiler hoN,. ON Are.
Tho hu.ldins was CONSUMED together with
IL quantity Of clothing Belonging 10 tie
employees; loss $40 covered ~ Insurance.
Mr.. and M:s Frank Greonough re-
| Turned Friday "a, IN .'&y cr ton weeks
with thcir Children I'm Pittshurg. ia
Sugar mateis VINO had trees tapped Fri
d" got good ran of sap largo
I doiesaiol f.o'a ,Nc high school attended
/ no furcr1l Of Mis- l,uth Labor las; Fri-
!a Nh and Mr Bert Esly arrived
! FROM Me'idcu, conn, Friday uient. They
VIII make ;hni- home horc.-srank Al
wood ~ Huntingdon was IN town >atur-
day.--NiSs Nary Bates Of New York IL,
| n -Gost Of NJ Miranda rarmico.--%. /.
Ward went Monday to Hartford. Conn,
| for stay OF two or three months
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STARKSBORO.

Mrs, George Dixie Of Norrisviile is
visiting relatives here. Clinton G..
RostWick of Boston. Mars, spent sun
day WIN his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
David Eostwick Granville Thompson
has lost another horse A number of
tho farmers have tapped their sugar
orchards and report a good run. some
having made 800 pounds OF sugar
Mrs, HerVey Him is very sick iiar-
vey Russell Of MonGton f. in town,
having hired out to his brother, Mar
bl" Pierce, for tho coming scason,--A
pi"aSah' INN" is expected at the
GrahFe meeting Friday night. The
entertainment and supper are To Ice
given by the men.-Georgo Robinson
Of Bristol Is visiting at Eugene Min
um's.-Mr. ana Mrs. Eugene Minun
were in Bristol SUNDAY to see his
mother,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-03-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Viee have bought
the Martin Packard place, formerly the
Desany place, on Maple street.
The r. 8. Sherman Post, G. A. r. will
keep open house next Tuesday afternoon
Tho speakers will be Gen. r. s.. Peck
II. o. WHEELER. G. E. Putney OF B1,r
lington. The high school has been invited
and the public II cordially invited.
Mrs. Arthur Douglas Is ILL.,
The Fortnightly club will meet viii
Mrs, George Otis Friday afternoon.
A son. Wilbur 1hayer. was born Mon
day to Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph G. Hersom O,
Louisville. KY. Tho baby Is the frat
grandchld Of Editor and MN l.. =
Thayer OF Worthwhile, formerly Of thi,
place. Mrs IIersom having been Mis-
Maurins Thayer Mr.. Herson wa.
formerly OF Winooski
Ernest Fay, the young son of M and
Mrs. Fay OF School street. Is III.
Loom,s Slater. the little son If NJ
and Mrs. Dwight Sla Ter, has been III Z
few days.
j. II. Douglas. who underwent an onera.
II for appendicitis ct Fanny Allen hos.
p'tal about four weeks ago. returned
home Yesterday
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-03-10

by Eldad Andrus about 17s5 which shows
by careful selection there 10 no need OF
losing see-i by variety running out.
The funeral Of Mrs Carrie Casey was
largely attended at the Baptist Church
saturday afternoon. Her three sons
have returned TO their homes, Mr.. and
Mrs. Herbert Casey to W1llimstown. Ed
ward and John Casey to Providence. X.
Mrs. Elliot Hack and daughters OF
Brandon were in town Saturday to attend
the funeral OF her aunt, Mrs. Casey
John suckney Is on the sick list. also
his father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. j
O. Stickney. All are improving.-Miss
Nellie Ketcham IL home from Rutland
Elmer Barnett and Arthur Lewis were
IN Brandon Tuesday.--Mi LILLIAN Dur
fany is visiting her parents in shoreham
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ADDISON.

Carrie Wescott. who has hcen At Mr..
Whites the past year. Is with ner par
ents N Rutland. II essie Willmarth Is at
Mt. Whites for few weeks 10 attend
the telephone. Mrs. McAuey l. still very
loW.-Mr and Mrs, 6. W Smith are in
quite feeble health. Their daugher Mrs,
flawley, has been with them for few
days.-Mr ana Mrs. Richard Warner are
the parents Of second son, Paul Allen,
born on March Mrs. r. r. OBryan
al H. a. Warmers caring for Mrs.
Wafner.-Mrs. Joseph St. Glare and Mrs,
William ST. Glare Went to Burlington
saturday to attend the funeral of Mrs
Kelley Mrs. William ST. Clare's sister. -
Mn ana Mrs. George Ruscoe are to move
to Bert Cranes house ut the corners.
MT 'hamherlin Is moving into Joseph
ilayward's tenement house.-Glen Tor
rey and family are moving into the old
Taylor house at the corners.-There is "a
be ii social at the church Friday evening.
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HAPPENINGS IN VERMONT

there on account of the death OF his
mother. Mrs Benjamin Hewitt has re-
turned from Lynn. Mass.-Mllo j. Day
and his sister, Mrs. Williun W. Turner
have gone to Granville, n Y, 10 attend
the funeral of a relative.-.Iuhn H. Lovctt
is ill.--The cover of the March number of
the Ladies World IL a picture Of the
actress Mabel Taliafcrro drawn from life
by George r. Tobin of New York. n
former -Ilddlebuty boy.--John Brcen,
Charles NcHuEh, Edward Tuley and
Fred Bernard started Wednesday for
Marble city, Colo. where they will work
for q large marble company George
IIalnon and Daniel Tulley accompanied
them to Lincoln, Neb., where they will
visit relatives. bernard Mulchahev Of
llardwick is visitnq his brother mere
Fred Dwlrc shot a run grown lynx cast
of the village recently lilo Found tho
remain O. three doer ihat had been killed
10y the ANNA. Mrs. Noliie Taylor Of
Fort l.dWerd. y y. Is visiting her
mother. Mrs. Fanny 1anewortilv.--1r
con-cuuence Of the recc-dirs % the high
waters IN OTTER creek the whiting and
Cornwall people who were Obliged to
bring tl"ir uiR - 'Ii1dlnhury for ship
nent 10 Boston arc now able TO &c, to
the Salisbury depot Tho water IN Lcmon
Fair mas gone down twenty inches 'n two
days. Among tho visitors I'm town nrc
=. A. MetrirGu ~ Springfield. Mas.
u. J. Guyctt - EHrlingtou ~ Ciuyctt
ana J. NJ. Cuyott Of Shnrcram and
linton Hs!let, OF Milwaukee.
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ESSEX JUNCTION.

special village and school, meet
ing was held in the Park street school
mouse saturday evening to see what
action would he taken by the village
regarding the suit brought in the
name OF the village against l. II. Ros-
coe for unpaid taxes. The meeting
resulted in the articles being laid on
the table. There werc large num-
Der present.
Misses Mildred Tcachou,. Mary
Wright. Annis Barney Rena Hanks,
Leone bubuke and Gretchen Allen
held dancing party In Music hall
Saturday afternoon.
While Mr. and Mrs. John Stevens were
driving down the hill by e. S. Atherton's
Sunday tho horse slipped and fell and
broke ono OF its fore legs. Mrs. stevens
was thrown from the team but was not
injured
Mrs. Marion Hunter has returned from
Fanny Allen hospital. where she under
went an operation for appendicitis.
Mrs Mortimore Flood is seriously III.
H. w. Putnam OF Burlington has rent
ed j. H. Mays house on schno; street
but will not move there until May,
William Brownell is home from the AL
bany Business College
Miss Anna Fletcher is III with tonsli-
It's.
Several OF the young men are to give
a masquerade dancing party in Music
hall Friday evening.
MIS-. Caroline Osborne formerly of
Cambridge, n. y. Is visiting her sister
Mrs. George Osborne
James A. Donahup has returned from
business trip to New York.
William Odlin returned to Andover
Mass. last night after brief visit
here
Mrs. j. II. Nieie entertained 20 ladies'
AT luncheon Tuesday In honor OF Mrs.
Alberto Beach, who left that night for
her home In Minnea polls, A delightful
afternoon Was spent In playing a0. The
prizes were won by Mrs. Guy W. Bailey
and Mrs Beach.
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cHITTENDEN
WINoosKI.

Mrs Charles Kirby died at her home
on Grove street Friday OF rpcu-
moria Mrs. Kirby was ~ years of age
and is survived by her husband and
four children.
Clerk y. saunders ove-seer OF the full
ing department Of the wooden mills died
Sunday morning Of tuberculosis Mr.
Saunders had been confined to the house
but one week. being about his duties In
the mill w to a week ago Saturday. On
Sund: ne was stricken with a
hemorrhase and failing rapidly during
the week Mr.. Saunders was born In
Hopk!nton. r. l.. 20 wears ago but spent
the greater part of his life in Westerly.
K. |. Three years ago he came 10
Winooski as overseer of the fullng de-
partment. He is survived by his wife
and two children. Margaret and Harry,
also father in Westerly. K. l.. and a
sister. Mrs. Asa Noyes who was with
him at his death Mr.. Saunders was a
member OF Hamilton Lodge. l. O. @. F.,
Of Burlington. and Of North Easa lboro
Lodge. No. o.. r e A NJ. Of Maine.
The funeral was held at three O'Clock
Monday afternoon from his late home on
East Allen street and the services was
in charge OF the odd Fellows. Tho re-
mains were taken to Westerly r. l..
for interment.
Ralph Swaggerty. the soldier. who was
arrested about two weeks ago on charge
Of forgery was arraigned in municipal
court Monday morning before Judge
conlin. Among the witnesses who were
mi, "a ~ -
ton. Mr.. Stone testified Az to the forged
signature Of tho check. which purpor' ed
to be his. Morris Hanson testified that
Swaggerty was the man who endorse
the check William II. Bell IN his store
and Joseph Rosenberg told of Swaggsrty
coming into his store for a blank check
Mr., Rosenberg also identifying the check
by Its number This completed the
examination and Swaggerty was held for
county court In the sum of 500
Napoleon Granger. who has been in the
limelight more or less in former years
came into prominence again Saturday and
appeared in court Monday morning &c
answer to charge of impersonating al
officer Changers offense consisted Of en-.
tering house on West Allen street accom-.
panied by another man who is known a.
Jack tho Ripper and informing the oc
cupants that they were officers and wer,
there TO search for liquor Suspicion wa.
aroused. however. and Oficsr Charlie,
Wardwell notified. Granger was arrested
bu' the other man escaped. After a hear
irg he was given sentence Of 60 day.
In the county jail In Burlington. PatricI
Riley of Providence. r. L. who was alst
arrested by Officer Wardwell was up 10
intoxication. He pleaded guilty and wal
hned 81 and costs but will take tn.
alternative sentence Of ten days in Jail