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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1911-01-12
PROCEEDINGS OF COMMISSIONERS
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tached for each interest payment and
containing an option authorizing the
said county TO pay the same in five
years, or any multiple Of five years
from their date and before muturity
Of same, both principle and interest
payable at the Continental & Com
mercial National bank of Chicago,
bonds to be delivered to us at said
bank, We offer par, accrued interest to
date of delivery of premium of $1,S05
and furnish the blank bonds free of
cost to the county.
This offer is made subject to the
legality of the issue t. be approved by
our attorney, usual certified transcript
of proceedings satisfactorily showing
such legality to be furnished us with
out expense. Also upon the express
condition that the county board shall
not give notification that this bid is
accepted prior to February IS, 1911,
but We have the right to take up and
pay for all or any part of said bond
issue at any time prior to that date.
AS an evidence of good faith and in
accordance with your advertisement
check for $4,000 to be useed in part
payment for the bonds when delivered
to us in accordance with this offer.
Respectfully submitted,
Union Investment company,
BY NJ. A. Nye, Asst. Treas.
The above bid accepted, receipt of
check acknowledged and the bonds
awarded Union Investment company
this 9th day of December, 1910.
Geo. E. Hoch, chairman.
o. J. Bitterness, county auditor.
(Seal.)
The board on motion authorized the
auditor to return to the unsuccessful
bidders their certified checks.
On motion the board adjourned to 9
o'clock a. m, Wednesday, December
%, 1910.
December %, 1910.
Pursuant to adjournment, at 8
o'clock a. m, Wednesday, December
%, 1910, the board of county commits
sioners met at the Office of the coun-
ty auditor, all members and the aud
itOr &c plprk prpcppf
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-13
WALLOP
TRINITY five 6 81
auditorium
Still Stands
the Finish
Representative Team
Undefeated--F to
Biz Crowd Present


The Auditorium Five, known in
Elizabeth as the Columbia basket
BAH team, stands indicated in this
city thus FAR. Saturday night the
Trinity Five, of New York city, was
its victim and the result In figures
was, Auditoriumites, 81; Trinitys,
81.
One of the biggest crowds ever
seen at a basketball contest in the
Auditorium was on hand and con-
siderable enthusiasm was shown.
The numerous good plays and shots
were vigorously ~applauded and at
the finish spectators applauded
loudly.
The Columbian members played
like demons throughout the contest.
Bruggy, playing at forward, appear
ed in the stellar role for the victcrs.
He played the game for all 1t was
worth without a let-up. The result
was eleven Geld goals, several OF
which wer difficult shots that
aroused admiration. Nolan likewise
proved valuable to the Auditorium
team through his scoring activity.
He made nine baskets and scored a
point on a foul. The entire Eliza
beth team played we'll.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-13
|EyENING NEWS SPORTING PAG|
HIGH SCHOOL
VS.. HASBROUCk
Play in Auditorium at
O'clock This Afternoon.

Hasbrouck Institute, OF Jersey
City, will be the opponents of Perth
Amboy high school at 4 o'clock this
afternoon in the Auditorium. Has
brouck has cleaned up the best in
northern New Jersey, and expects to
give the local five a hard tuss1e.
They will line up as follows. Cone
and Malone, forwards; Doyle, CEN
tire; Ellington and Gluek, guards.
Wednesday will possibly see the
return game with Bayonne high in
the Auditorium. Manager RoessIer,
of the locals, will receive a message
today or tomorrow whether the Bay
onne lads can GENE down. The fast
est game of the season is expected
when they clash, as the local boys
will be out for revenge for the de-
feat they received Saturday night. :
There will be no game Friday,
but Saturday afternoon the crack
quintet of Stevens Preparatory
school will be the locals entertain
ers. Although this is the first year
that the Prep" school has put out
a basketball team they have a snap
Ply five, due to good coaching. The
game will start at 4 p. M.
On February "a the fast New
York University freshmen five will
be here. The college boys are a fast
aggregation, having defeated the
best high school teams in New York
city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-13
HIGH
BEAT r. A. H.. S.
Local School Meet Defeat by Score of Al TO II Saturda,
Night on victors court--Contsst Lively throughout
Preliminary Same Full of Scraps"

In the Bayonne high school
gymnasium the quintet of Bayonne
high handed defeat to Perth Amboy
high school Saturday night to the
tune OF Al to 27. The game was
fast, especially In the second half, in
which spectacular basket shooting
was
The first half was played under
professional rules, while the second
was under A. A. u. The Bayonne
team showed many of the fine
points, starring mainly in passing.
The locals put up a game fight in
both halves, but were not able to
catch up with the North ~Jerseyites.
The first half ended 1912 in
favor of Bayonne. The major hon
ors OF the game go to Gap" Burns
and Rough House" Allen, of the
local school, for the close and fast
guarding in the second half. Mag
ner shot great for Bayonne, making
nine goals. Schwartz was shifted to
forward in the second half, McCor-
mick going to centre.
Several "rooters' accompanied
the team, but the noise they put up
could not match with the Bayonne
FANS" who were supplied with tin
cans, peddler bells and horns.
Preliminary Game.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-13
POLICE AND STUDENTS MIX.


Four Yale Men Are Arrested For
SnowhslIins, and Riots Follow.
New Haven, Conn.,, Feb. 13.-The
city police and the Yale faculty are In
vestigatfng a SNOWFALL fight and near
riot which occurred in York street, the
home of Yale freshmen, which result
ed in the arrest of four students.
Three were taken or a charge of snow
balling, which is forbidden by city or
dinanee, and another. Frederick Foster
Williams of Baltimore, on a charge of
resisting an officer.
The other students arrested were
Clarence Clark Prentice of Buffalo,
John Lewis Hoffman of Radnor, Pa,
and Ralph Wells Wolf of Corcorana
Manor, Mount Vernon, N. Y.
Hoffman, who is said to be a very
peaceful student, stepped mp to the of
ficer who arrested Stuart Brown, Jr..
of Pittsburg and said:
"He was not throwing snowballs."
The patroiman Immediately released
Brown and arrested Hoffman. York
street had become ~eongested and troll
ley traffic was held up as the result OF
TIL fight. The students were released
on bond.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-13
D. s. A. c.. HOLD
BUSY SESSION

Steps to promote basketball and
baseball among it's members were
made at a busy meeting of the Dam
ish Sociable Athletic Club yester-
day morning. 1t was decided to play
basketball In the club house. A sec
ond team will be formed and the
house will be fitted up for playing
exhibition games. John Johnson
vas named as manager of the base
ball team for the season of 1911.
New uniforms and other baseball
paraphernalia was ordered pur-
chased.
The club decided to hold no
"Faselavn" fest this yea and accept
ed an invitation to attend the
.Fastelavn fest this year and ac-
ish Brotherhood, In Washington
hall on February 20. Eleven caaadi-
dates we're admitted to membership
and accounts OF the organization
recent ball were settled
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-13
SOON TO BE NO POVERTY.
Johns Hopkins Professor Says IL Will
Pass, as Slavery Did.

Baltimore, Feb. I3.-Dr. Jacob III.
Hoalandar, professor OF economics in
Johns Hopkins university, predicted In
an address at the annual meeting OF
tae Hebrew Benevolent society that a
time will ceme when poverty win be
as obsolete as slavery
This opinion, he said. he based upon
historical studies and personal inyestt-
CATION of charitable methods now In
vogue. ~He said the modern world is
wrong in believing that poverty is in
eyitable, just as the ancient world has
been proved wrong In assuming that
slavery was Inevitable.
ssThe effort now being made to get
e the anses ef poverty" he said. "is
In the right direction ana win lead to
q solution of the whole problem"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-13
ELY TO HEAD AN AIR SQUAD
A Coast Artillery Commander Enlists
Aviator In New Scheme.

Hss%lOE III NGW SGnCfgEs
San Francisco, Feb. 13. Colone
George A. Schastey. commanding fh,
coast artillery corps or the national
guard, proposes to form an aviation
squad, with Eugene Ely at its head
1t is the first time such a thing has
been done. Many details remain to be
worked out, but the principal obstacle
has been overcome IL securing the
written consent of Ely, who recent1y
flew his Curtiss biplane on to the decb
Of the cruiser Pennsylvania, to enlist
in the artillery corps with the under
standing that an aviation squad shall
be formed, Of which he is to be head
and chief instructor.
Ely has promised that two others OF
the Curtiss team win enlist with him
and assist I'm the work of instruction
The organization Of the squad will be
completed as quickly as possible with
the intention of having it participate
In the coast military maneuvers tn Sar
Francisco at the Preside June 3 to Ii
and those at San Diego July l to Is.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-13
KENNEDY FOR RYAN'S PLACE
Protege Of Dead Preiate May Succeed
to His Title and Office,

Protege Of Dead Prelate May Succeed
to His Title and Office.
New York, Feb. 13.-Well known &c
clesiastics of the Catholic church In
the archdiocese of New York are of
the opinion that the Right Rev. Mgr.
Thomas Kennedy, titular bishop of
Indianapolis and rector of the Collegi-
ate Americana del Nord, In Rome. will
be the choice of the American hier-
archy in its submission to Plus x. OF
names of candidates to succeed the
late Archbishop Ryan of Philadelphia.
Bishop Kennedy is a native OF Phila-
delphia. He. was a protege of Arch
bishop Ryan and was deeply attached
to that prelate.
Bishop Kennedy was In Rome
Thanksgiving when Archbishop Ryan
became Ill. and a few weeks later he
arrived In America and at onc has
tened to the bedside of his friend. An
other reason for Bishop Kennedy's Wis
1t was to e his aged parents, who
still reside In Philadelphia. Tt was
mainly because of the illness of the
archbishop, however, that he came
home.
Bishop Kennedy has since remained
In Philadelphia. visiting the stricken
prelate. Not a few of the clergy
pointed significantly to the appoint
ment only a few years ago OF the most
Rev. Archbishop O'Connell of Boston.
For some time prior to his elevation to
the archbishopate Of Boston Mgr
0'Connell was attached TO the Catholic
university In Washington, and before
that he was the rector of the North
American college, in Rome, Bishop
Kennedy's present Office.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-13

In the preliminary the Bayonnt
high school seconds met defeat a
the hands of the Peoples PBlact
Midgets by the score of 33 to I'll
The game looked more like a Yale
Harvard football match than one oil
basketball. Frequently the game
was stopped by a fight, until the
scraps became SO frequent that
two policemen were called. Ever
then the fighting did not stop. Tho
officers of the law at last became
desperate and ousted several from
the building. The score and lineup
of the big game:
p. A. II. S. Bayonne H. &
Roessier Herman
right forward
Mccormick, Schwartz .... Katkc
left forward
Schwartz, Mccormick .... Magne1
centre
ouluS 49,. MdIDH1y
right guard
Allen ....... Lipschutz, Gardener
left guard
Goals from held-Herman, Q
Katko. 2; Magner, 8. Maloney, 4;
Ldpschutz, 8; Roessler. 8; MeCor-
mick, 8; Schwartz, a; Burns. i.
Goals from foul-Magner, i; Roes-
sler, 5. Tdmekeeper, s. Sarokin.
Referee, Irving Cadmus.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-13
MUCH WANTED NAN ESCAPES
With a Small Saw Charles II. Everetts
Western Forqer, Breaks Jail.

With a Small Saw Charles H.. Everetts
Western Forger, Breaks Jail.
Hot Springs, Ark, Feb. 13.-Obtain
ing a small saw In some mysterious
manner, Charles III. Everetts, the not
ed western forger, trailed and arrested
here by Pinkerton detectives after 8
chase from Seattle, Wash, sawed
through two bars of his cell and crawl
ed through a hole 6 by II inches
and when the TALLER was busy locking
up another prisoner he made a sue
eessful dash for liberty and is still al
large.
City Detective Hague, who has beef
acting jafler, says that Saturday Mrs
Eyeretts visited her husband In ths
jail and gave him several hundred dol
lars In currency.
Everetts Is wanted on charges 0
fleeing a number of western banks ou
of large sums and was being heli
pending an appeal to the supreme
court on an adverse decision in hii
application for a writ Of habeas corpus
A Seattle officer has been here for oyel
three weeks to take the prisoner bach
to that city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-13
CITY LEAGUE
is NO MORE
Will Not Play Again During
Current Season.

Owing to the fact that suitable
hall accommodations cannot be Sc
cured the City Basketball League
has decided not to play any more
games this season and the schedule
wifi end where it stands with less
than half the ber Of scheduled
games played.
As todd in the NEWS a few days
ago, the league managers held a
meeting and took steps to carry out
the remainder of the schedule. A
committee investigated the rental
cost of halls and Washington hall
was decided upon. A hitch arose
when 1t eame to arranging dates, as
the wne would not permit games
on Saturday nights, when they want
ed to IL their own dances. That.
left Tuesdays and Thursdays to play
on and as those days were not agree
able, the project was dropped.
It is not likely that n more.
meetings will be held this year, but
indications point to the formation of
a big city league for next year.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-13
GOOD WEATHER COMING.

With Exception of Small Disturbances,
Temperature VIII Remain Normal.
Washington. Feb. 13.-Following Ii
the forecast OF the weather bureau foi
the present week:
The temperature will remain about
normal In the region east Of the
Rocky mountains during the greater
part of the coming week. West of the
Rockies the temperature will average
near or below the normal. The prin
cipal disturbance of the week win pre-.
vail during the next several days wesi
of the Rocky mountains and In the
eastern states the latter part Of the
week.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-13
ST. JOSEPHS
ARE DEFEATED.
Special to the EvEE1gc NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
Roosevelt. Feb. 13.-St. Joseph's
Lyceum five met their Waterloo last
Friday evening, when they faced tho
Columbia Juniors, OF Elizabeth. Both
teams rave a rafting exhibition, The
first half found the visitors In ths
lead, the score being IL to 13. In
the second half the Juniors gave a
beautiful exhibition Of combined
play and ran out easy winners by As
to rs. Brinkley, for the visitors,
was in fine form, his shooting being
perfect. Shubert and Murtaght
played a good game for the locals.
The line Up was as follows.
Columbia Five Roosevelt F4ve.
Brinkley. r. r. ...... Shnbert
Roberts ..... L. r. ..... Murtagh
GLEASON . G. "a. HcuAE
Keating $3.50. n. G. .sM&118x
Long .- H. O.. HMEnG&&
The Park A. G. was schednlAdsAc
play bat h GaaumtaAA NAkE4 Nls
| etifuReas FhesNpff3 AEts1@6H
4 4heir date No. ANK4M
fair tJefhs local bosyS
p5sha. h r5 Haslsa BBg
11b pounds. Dancing followed ID
music of Dempsey orchestra.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-13
GENERAL WEBB is DEAD.
Following Civil War Hs Became Head
of the College of New York.

H ~ 49,
New York, Feb. 13.-General Alex
ander S. Webb Is dead after an illness
that began early Ia the winter. His
condition did not become critical until
a few days ago. His entire family
was at his bedside when the end came.
He leaves a widow. who was Miss
Anna Remsen; four daughters-Mrs.
John Alexandra. Miss George Parsons
and the Misses Annie and Carrie Webb
and one son, Alex S. Webb, Jr., pres
ident of the Lincoln Trust company.
General webb was graduated from
West Point in 1855. He served through
the civil war. was an instructor at the
army school. and from 1859 to 1902 he
was president of the College Of New
York City.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-13

New York, Feb. 13.-Willie"
Hoppe, the present holder of the
championship billiard title. departed
for Europe with his bride. The
couple are going abroad for a pleas
ure trip. He will, however, meet
most of the European cue experts.
No regular championship matches
have been arranged, and he will
conine himself principally to exhibi-
tion games. Mrs. Hoppe was Miss
Alice B. Walsh, and she eloped with
her husband last December. They
were married in Baltimore.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-13

Alicante, Feb. liking Alfonso
aok . prominent part in the regatts
held here, sailing his wi yacht and
winning 6rst prize. After the race hs
attended q banquet given in his honor
by the members OF the cortes repre-
seatlng Alicante.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-13
DAnTloT TUT
is DEFEATED.

Specia5 to the EVENING EEwG-
T~ottenyille, Feb. 13;-The Cath
olic p%arochial school. basketball team
won a closely contested game from
the Baptist Brotherhood five in X
of P. hall Saturday afternoon. The
score was 10 to 8. In a preliminary
contest the young Catholic Club FIVE.
bested the Baptist juniors by a score
of 20 to 8.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-13

Sig Fight Expected Of Jersey Boxers
New York, Feb. 13.-A sensational
encounter is expected when Cyclone
Smith of Hoboken and Battling Har
ley Of Passaic hook UP for ten round.
at the Empire club in Harlem Wednes
day night. These whirlwind singers
met several weeks age at the Olympic
club and put up a terrific battle, with
Hurley having a slight advantage
Smith has been anxious to square ae
counts, this new match being the re
sult.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-13
STERLlNCS IN
GOOD VICTORY

In the second of q series of bowl
ing matches between two Tottenville
fives on the Utopia alleys in this city
Saturday afternoon, the Sterlings
took two out of three games from
the Hamiltonians.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-13
BAYONNE VS..
HUDSON A. A.

In conjunction with q special hoii-
day roller skating session in the Au-
ditorium tonight, there will be a pro-
fessional game of basketball In
which the Bayonne-Lyceums and the
Hudson a. A, the latter OF Jersey
City. will clash. .R&sa
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-13
TELL OF PLOT TO KILL KINGS
Victor of Italy and Peter of ssrvis
We're Marked For Death, II Ia Said.

were MARKED For Deafb, tt 70 aid
Rome, Feb. B.-The Tribuna prints
a story of al anarchist plot to throw
bombs at King Victor Emmanuel and
King Peter of Seryia, who is to visit
Rome shortly.
The paper says that an Italian an.
archist named Daniels, who resided In
New York and London and who liz nov
here, expected to be Joined by two
other anarchists from London. They
were arrested at Trfest, and the plei
was frustrated.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-13
TO HONOR A JESUIT FATHER
Memorial to Father Joques, First Mis-
sionary, VIII be Erected.

sIonary, WITH be Erected.
Amsterdam. N. Y, Feb. 18TH,
state board OF regents has expressed
by formal vote its approval of thu
movement initiated by the New Yorl
Historical society to erect on LAX,
George a memorial to the martyret
Jesuit, Father Joques, the first of tbs
Christian missionaries to the Iroquoii
Indians In New York state.
A fund lis being raised for that objecl
and a number of contributions have al
ready been received
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-13
ea,en ~Rothechiids Estnte Larae.

Vienna, Feb. 13-Ths Meme Freis
Press figures that the estate of Baron
Albert Rotisclala. who died here Sat
ugday, Is worth s15.O0.G0.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-13
I. A. G. MEET
N. Y. CROWD

In X. Of P. hall In Tottenville to-
might, the Tottenville A. G. basket
ball team will entertain the Cathe-
dral Arrow team, of New York city.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-13
TINE OF HIGH \

Some OF the news. OF your iEnms-
2iate nelghborhcod may be found IN
khe want ads. keaAys
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-13
is sUFFOcATED TO DEATH.
Smoke From Burning Bed Kills Sleep
ing Man at Asbury Park.

Asbury Park, N. j., Feb. 13.-Sude
Gated by smoke from a burning feath
er bed, Charles Fisher, a baker, mel
death in his room in a boarding hous.
at Bradley beach. He was found a
the door OF the room, evidently having
made an effort to escape. There wal
no mark of fire on the body, and it Ii
quite certain that he died of suffoea
tian.
What caused the fire IL a mystery
His pipe was found o "A a stand and By
1t was a lamp which had been extin
guished. The nan may have beer
ezreless with a match and tina ber
have been burned slowly while hs
slept.
Those who are looking for a little
tie nor than a week ago and made
49, =, 90 g.. IA3- --A
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-13
schoe! Sports

The high school sophomores put
up a good game OF ball Tuesday,
when thew ~ the "sopbs~
Woodbridge high.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-13

An anchor to windward-an nd. In
the EVENING NEWS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-13

Tied goals: PagnOd, IA; BedeIl,
4; Belts. 81 Williams. o; Drout, g;
Bader, 2; Cook, e. Goals from fouls:
Bedeli, l.: Belts, i; Williams. 2.
Referee, Lehman; timekeeper, Pal
mer; time of halves, twenty minutes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-13

On the New York aggregation 1T
the Smolick and Faist brothers
who played the game. They were
active and played hard to avoid the
onslaught of their opponents, but
without much success, for the Audi
torium outfit played on at the terrific
pace they had set at the beginning.
The lineups and score:
Auditorium Five.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-13
ALMANAC FOR THE WEEK.

More than 10000 people in this
read the EVENING NEWS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-13

indoor baseball, the high schools
latest sport, Is meeting with much
success by the students. 1t wiil get.
the baseball nine this spring into
good shape.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-13
WEATHER

Observations OF the United
States weather bureau taken at
8 D.. NJ. yesterday follow;
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-13

II you do not read the NEWS
every day you win miss a great deal.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-13
TOTTENvlLLE
LOSES GAME

Spectul to the EVENING WE'VE
Tottenyille, Feb. 13:-The Tot
tenVille A. C. basketball squad met
defeat at the hands of the Metro
politan A. A. in the farm of SO to 80,
In K. of P. Hall here Saturday night,
In q brilliantly played contest.
The Metropolitan Club has attain
ed victories over such splendid ag-
gregations as the St. Miehael-Ly-
ceums, of Brooklyn; Warlaws, At
lantie a. A., Assuming Y. M. G. A. and
the St. Peters Five. The lineup and
score Saturday night;
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-13

The high school basketball team
practieed Tuesday and Thursday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-13

Manager Wilentz, OF the high
school baseball nine, has several
strong school teams booked.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-13

The grammar school boys ara
making plans for their baseball sea-
son
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-13

Now that indoor baseball has been
introduced in the high school, hand
ball is next in line.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-13

This high school team will have to
work hard tonight to defeat the
crack Bayonne highs team.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-13

Perth Amboy high school is eak-
ing a good record for itself In the
line of basketball, having iefeated
most of the teams I'm this section.
They should tackle the narringer
five, Of Newark, and the Montcla!r
high.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-02-13

Field Foul Total
goals goals points