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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-02-16

Resolved. That the following bills be
allowed and the city clerk be and u
hereby instructed to draw orders on the
city treasurer in payment Of same.
r. P. Hickox, services on cleo
ton board 9Th ward Dec. 10, 11$ G. 4.06
Geo. v. Trimble, serving notices
proceeding as to library site.... go
H. Niedecken Co.. ONCE supplies 2e.7s
Alexander Reid & Co., one rug
for city hall NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 5000
Alexander Reid &. Co., supplies in
Generator plant .................. IL
The Consolidated Abstract Co.,
abstract library site .::........... 2.6a
Virginia Store Co., supplies pest
mouse .......................... 6.l2
Jacob Kandelin. services Deten-
ton hospital ..:................... $3.50
Walter S. Booth & Son, register
blanks ~
Engineering Record, proposal ad-
vertisement ......................... W.1
Consolidated Stamp & Printing
Co., supplies clerks ONCE ....... 20
Jno. F. Staver, screenings inciner-
atOr plant Observation-Disclosures. 14Se
Jacob Johnson, ten loads sand...... $500
Eaton Dray Line. drayage & coal Fan
Lawrence Goodspeed Electric Co., 80
Lawrence-Goodspeed Electric Co.. !,
work at inc,nerator plant ..:....: ~
Lane McGregor & Co., bond
clerk, municipal court ............ S.eo
J. Mesberg. rugs city clerks omce 13.0o
Jno. Knutson. wood skating rink 50
Virginia Electric Power & Water
Co., City lighting, lighting pest T.
house and incinerator plant %. k9
Virginia Electric Power 4 Water
Co., City lighting. lighting pest
house and incinerator plant %. ~
M. L. Matheson, wrench incinera-
tor plant ........................... "a
Mattson-Thurston Agency, pre-
MUM on incinerator plant and ..>
contents .......................... SS.&
c. c. Butler, withdrawal Of hling
for special municipal Judge ..... So
The Model Pharmacy, supplies .. ~
Albert e. Bickford, incidental ex-
penses ....................... 1ssl
Tredways Drug Store. supplies
clerks once ........................ Ia
Electrical Review Publishing Co.,
advertising proposal .............. "a
Sodergren Drug Store, supplies
clerks ONCE ......................... n
The Virginia Enterprise, printing
and publishing ..................... e&e(
The virginian, printing and pub
fishing .,...-:...:...........:..........:,.,ses '
Tritchler Electric Co, lighting and
supplies different departments IN
Mesaba Telephone Co., phone rent
ais and calls 80. Z. :. :. =. 1850 ~
Virginia q Rainy Iake Co. siahG
1oonera4o9 poo1e .................. -
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-02-16
sYiiginias Rainy ~ e. 8. Inn.
q ber inc1nerator plant {. =

|yirsinia hainy Iaks Inn.
a ber incinerator plant 81. =
Total ). J. 3. Il.
Passed on motion Of Alderman Boy1an
BY the following vote: .s= d.
Ayes:-Aldermen Boglan, Weber, Heri-
tage. Kimball. Nolan, stan, II. o. john
son E. G. "A. johnson Mr.. Presidents
Nays:-None.5 .:g,.- Z. =ss::. :.
Adopted February 9Th. 1912. #
Approved February 18th, 1872 :. . S=:5-
|" COUNCIL CHAMBER ~
~ city Of Virginia. Mimi, Feb. 9Th. 1912.
Resolution No. AZ. -
Resolution authorizing granting a Mq-
uor license to: b. F. Smith at No. 60z
Chestnut street:
BY Alderman Boylan.
Resolved by the City Council Of the
City Of Virginia, that the application Of
B. F. Smith to sell intoxicating liquors
in the northeast front room ON the ground
floor Of the three-story brick building
city, be and is hereby granted. and that
the surety bond in the sum Of $4,000, be
and ia hereby accepted and ordered filed
after the approval Of the mayor.
i. License to be for one year from Febru-
airy 18th. 1872.
Moved by Alderman staff, supported
by Alderman Ktmball, that above resolu-
ton be adopted.
Ayes:-A1demen Boylan. Weber. Herr
tage. Kimball, NOLAN. Stan, H. D. John
son; E. c.; A. johnson, Mr.. President-9.
Nays:-None.
Adopted February 9Th, 1912.
Approved February 18th, tS12.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1912-02-16
COUNCIL CHAMBER

Virginia, MIMI, Feb. 9Th. 1912
TO the President and City Council OF
the City of Virginia.:
Gentlemen:
We, the undersigned committee on
finance, would respectfully report that
We have audited the following bills and
offer the following resolution for adop-
ton:
a. c. OSBORN,
EDW C. A. JOHNSON,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-29
MANY TEACHERS
IN SCHOOLS I'LL
Weather Too Severe-City
is Secured For
Substitutes

This morning an unusually large
number of teachers were reported
unable to attend their duties at tho
various school buildings on account
of illness. and the city was secured
by superintendent Hartman to secure
substitutes TO nm their places.
Miss Anna Fite has slight at.
tack OF the grippe and Miss Clara
Lenler Is performing her duties. as
teacher Of latin In the high school
Miss Hilda Garberson. firth grade
teacher at the Olney avenue building
has been out of school for some
weeks but Is reported concvalscine
nicely after serious attack of
pnumonia. Miss Ethel stone reg
ularly employed substitute has been
teaching in her absence.
Miss Hattie Christian, fourth
grade teacher at the State street
building had an attack Of appendic-
tits some weeks ago and since that
time has been unable to return ia
work. Miss Price is teaching that
grade at present.
Miss Emma Berndt, IN the firth
grade. and Miss Ruth Edwards, both
in the Greenwood building and Miss
Pacssler. in the primary department
at the Forest Lawn building are re,
ported il with grippe. Those posi-
tlons are being oiled by Misses Mary
Jacoby. Murel Freeland and Louise
Burgess.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-29
GOMPF AWARDS
BOND SALARY
Finds Action of Commission
Irregular-Will be
Appealed.

Justice GOmpf rendered decision
In favor of the plaintlm today in the
case of Captain Lincoln Bond, of the
police force, against the city Of Ma
rlon in which Bond instituted pro-
ceedlngs to recover $66.GG in salary.
In rendering his decision, Justice
Gompf states that the finding of the
civil service commission is Irregular
Bond was suspended for five days ar
ter the charges of gross neglect Of
duty had been preferred against him.
Former Safety Director Knapp sus-
tanned the charges and siuspenddd
Bond indefinitely Borl then ap-
pealed 60 the civil service commis-
sion. That body found him not
guilty Of gross neglect but guilty OF
conduct unbecoming to IAN officer,
and recommended that he be given
thirty days suspension without pay.
IN the proceedings in the Justices
court, Bond claimed that he had
never been legally suspended and
asked for his salary for one month
minus five days OF actual suspension,
ON these grounds Justice GOmpi
rendered judgment in favor Bond.
city solicitor Warner stated this
afternoon that the case would be
appealed 10 the common pleas court
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-29
MRS. BAUCHMAN
DIES SUNDAY
Had Been III of Tubercular
Trouble For Over a
Year.

Mrs. Sarah &C. Bauchman. wife of
w. g. Bauchman, died at her home
on Reed avenue. Sunday evening at
Z o'clock Mrs. Bauchman had been
III OF tubercular trouble for over a
year. and that disease resulted In her
death.
Mrs. Bauchman was born In Marion
FEBRUARY 20, 1875. and was the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Lef-
Her. She was united In marriage to
Mr.. Bauchman, II years ago. and of
this union We're born two daughters,
Clara Belle, aged 16. and Grace Irene,
aged seven. A sister, Mrs. Callie
James, Of Chicago, and a brother,
John Leffer of Prospect, and her
father, John Leffler. Sr., also survive
Mrs. Bauchman was member of the
First Reformed church and OF the
Friendship club, and will be missed
By large circle of friends.
Funeral services win be held at the
First Reformed church, Wednesday
morning, at $3.50. Rev. f. II. zechiel
will officiate. and interment will be
made in Marion cemetery.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-29
LAST WEEK OF
KLEIN MAIERS
SURPRISE SALE
Sale Positively Ends
Saturday Night.

Cay and Sunday.
Look at me- a heavy lady was
heard to say this morning between
gssps for air and careful steps as
she turned into stairway on Main
street. THAT wrist is sprained, my
hair is tumbling down, my hate is on
crooked and | am wet as can be. ]
only fell down twice on my way to the
office this morning. | feel more like
going to bed than running type
writer all day" She heaved a sigh
of relief as she planted her feet on the
stairway steps and disappeared in the
Office above.
Many have been the victims of the
icy walks with varying results. Some
fnlls have been serious while others
merely evoked laughter from the
more fortunate but thoughtless by
standers
I'm amusing sight was Witnessed in
the south end of the city yesterday
afternoon a fashionable dressed
young woman with an Independent
and dignlned swing went tripping
along on one Of the few stretches Of
clean nagstones In the city Before
she was aware OF the fact she, she
left the clean sidewalk behind and
found herself I'm the middle of a
smooth slippery area OF ice which over
loppcd the sidewalk on both sides.
Both feet slipped and she stopped. A
tentative foot reached forward for q
foothold but failed. Another step was
attempted wit hthc same result The
woman became frightened. A step
would surely land her on the smooth
solid surface with thud.
But She found way Of her predica-
mcnt Nervously. she surveyed the
surrounding landscape. Apparently.
there was not a person in sight.
Casting dignity TO the winds, she knelt
down ond her hands and knees and
slowly edged her way to the soft
snow at the side of the Icy spot, arose
and went her way.
Hundreds took advantage of slip
perry streets and walks and went coast
ing Yesterday and Saturday. Cntil the
thaw of today the South state street
h'll has been thronged with merry
coasting parties
Blacksmiths in the city have been
Kept unusually busy during the past
week hitting horses shoes with sharp
corls that they might find foothuld
in the ice,
As man said today after an ex-
aaperatlng journey from his home to
the down town district where the
streets are In better condition, ITS
tough sleddn'.'
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-29
Spinal Meningitis Wiping
Out Whole Finding
Family.
HOWARD DIES IN COLUMBUS
And Two Remaining Chill
dren Are Not Expected
to Recover.
Family Live Near Richwo0d-Onc of
Two Surviving Children Is in Ma
rion and One in Columbus-Fu-
neral Services Here Tuesday.

The pail of sorrow which was hung
over the Henry Finding home at
Redwood for the past two months,
was depend Sunday, Nnon the third
death occurred in the family. How
ard, the cleven-year-old son was the
third victim of the disease which has
been so fatal to the children of Mr..
and Mrs. Finding After a prolonged
fitness of spinal meningitis and after
suffering the child died at Grant hos
pital at Columbus. Sunday morning.
\ little brother Henry. and a sis
ter, Iscah Finding, have already died
Of the disease the first death occur
ring two months ago. A sister, Ce-
cile Finding, aged eleven. Is i'll at
the home OF her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs James Beaver, on East Cen
ter street, and her condition is thought
&c he a little improved, although no
great hopes are held out for her recov-
cry. The other child. Ruby, aged
three years. Is under treatment at
Grant hospital and is reported as hav-
ing one chance I'm a thousand for re-
covery. The child is deaf and partially
blind as result of the disease
Funeral services over the body of
Howard, which was brought to Mar
ion Sunday night will be held Tues
day afternoon at two o'clock. at the
Beaver residence on East Center street
Rev. NJ. c. Wisely. Of Green Camp,
viii offciate. and interment will be
made in Marion cemetery.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-29
TOUGH SHEDDING
ABOUT HITS Il
But When One Has to Pro
gress on His Face it is
Worse.
Some Ludicrous Sights That
Have Been Seen on Ma
rion Streets.
One Young Lady Gets Down
and Crawls Carefully to
Safety.

30, those people on the streets whose
arms and legs fly about I'm all di-
r,,tion. describing hyhcrbolas para
nolas and ollipscs In the air, are not
performing, the fancy dances which
are the rage at the present time. They
are ordinary pedestrians cndcavoring
tc regain their equilibrium after hav-
ing lost it for the stcenth time while
travcrsing the streets of Marion, to-
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-29
q. b. sconcld EnIls ON Icc.

George 3. ScoGeld. of Bellcrontaine
avenue a member Of the firm of SEQ
field Il Durfee, fell ON the Icy side
walk on Windsor street while on his
way to his office this morning and SER
iously injured his back
Soon after the fan Mr.. Scofeld was
taken to his home and DR.. A. Rhu
called. The injury Is of such a nature
that he will be confined to his bed
for several days.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-29
Marriage Licenses.

The following marriage licenses
have been issued; George Walter Kel-
" and Miss Ocie Lorain Garner, FL
mer G.. Olsen, Of Galesburg and Hazel
Jean Arnold Of Marion, William j.
Whitenack and Margaret May Collins,
both OF Marion, william j. Britton
and Anorah Ruth Paulsen, both Of
Marion county
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-29
Want Ads Too Late to
Classify.

FOR SALE-Very cheap; fine new
9 clay target trap with base COM
pletei brand new. Telephone
X-fO65. 1-29- 81
FOR RENT--5-roOms suitable for Of
fee or living rooms Call at star
Hat factory, 1873 ~ South Main
over Waldorf Pharmacy.
h4% 1906
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-29

NJ. Il. parsonage on East Center street
They were unattended and the cere-
mony was very simply performed o. IS
Mrs. l}ritton Is tne daughter of
Peter Paulson. and was rormeriy en-
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-29
Notice.

The ladies Of ST. Paul's church Will
give supper in the parish house
Thursday evening. February /. Sup
per served from o'clock.
1-2g-3t
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-29
cOtIPLE MARRIED TODAY.

IVVTLF MNItItIFD TUDN1,
William j. Brltton Of Lame and
Anorah Ruth Paulson, of DeCllfe,
We're united in marriage Monday morn
Ign, by Rev. c. r. Havighurst. at the
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-29
FuneraI Notice.

All members OF Marion Lodge, No
TO- r. q A. NJ, are requested to meet
at lodge room, Masonic Temple at IL
O'Clock noon, "Wednesday, January 81,
10 attend the funeral OF Brother Rob.
ert T. strawbrldge.
Ry order.
II Don, Il. ]. Brockett, w. NJ
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-29

On two large tables i'll our main aisle we are
now displaying two lots of hundreds and hum
dreds of pieces Of pretty stylish neckwear-
jabots, collars, bows, etc, etc.
This is one of the most extraordinary neck
wear sales in our stores history.
LOT ONE: 25c & SOC Neclzwear at lOc.
LOT TWO; SOC some 75c Neckwear 25c.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-29

pioyed as telephone operator The
groom is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Leonard, +, ,Britton, and is q driver
|ty occupation They win live il La
Rue.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-29
A Two Day Sale of Odds and Ends

Wednesday will finish
lengths
soid display handling
than their
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1912-01-29

Don. p. ]. proeIlett, w. M.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-05
HDEPEkDEsCE COsvEkTiOs-
 PERHAPS.

4 number of people here in Nome believe there win be an lndependen convention called. and held in Chicago oa or about August frst and there a.I be launched upon the nation a n-w party with Theodore Roosevelt as its champion. But We are all from Missouri in this respect. and in the aords of Governor Hadley when ap- preached by the Roosevelt supporters al tne regular convention and asked 70 bolt with them Gentlemen am from Missouri and you'll have to show me"
 We wiIl admit there Is noyeemnet on foot to inaugurste an independent party. to provide an opportunity for disgruntled republicans and demo- crats. smarting under the sting of defeat But We are of the opinion
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-05

The balloon 70 sal across the At lantlc. aid not get far upon its way. ir fact hardly started The trial trIr proved sufficient Co p4r # coupelte- Iy out of commission. We regTe' that seven brave men were taken tc thef death by this initial flight. bu, the ambition to cross over The At IaHtlc in th- air. Is sure a great iefnpatl5n 10 all daring Irrsons. some one will keep st 1t until a suc- cess has been made once the honor of accomplishing the great feat ha, been won. then others will repeat the trick until lt becomes as common al flying across the English Channel al the present time in aeroplanes. Thi. was not accomplished until afte, many failures had been made
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-05
A SANE FOURTH OF JuLY.

Tae f..r.s or J-y as- come and gone. .ra ae -su pr.naaacs tae -a.ne sane affair ss far as ms lu s- s-ate sss.nlts - concerned bat per aaps HEta 4ets. tf.m ta- 1.g a-t- ssae arr... as #sa De obliged 2, f-- cord a number .s fatalities
 Publications .as .u tae -ta,ss have zafs.sa en eaaIs. sn faf what they termed san, Fg-rta af J5Iy and daring the pa-t tHo OF taree years fH.- aas r-s He'd .u lowering 9f the death rste and people belng aa.me1 f9f lie Iu Some and other parts ef fie territory. people are more car-f1L and understand tse danger lurking even in tte innocent looking are- cracker. and exercise due preos1tion 10 .en.tug ar exploding such.
 Wta tAe Fourth of Jss a th.ns oi The past. tae day properly celebrated and tne children having had chance ta make lots of noise. wave banners -hfes sports. or witness various can- te,t-. ~e can conmenre 70 settle apwn 70 business. and try to help extract The yellow grains Of god from tae grsse. and sand
 We have been provided with an Ideal hot day for the celebration Of Independence Day and all are now more than arKlou. to witness nature gel busy ara do a lrt.e precipitating g -rart t9 make rn.ngs Interesting in q mining way. !, would be a pleasure to have the heavens open up and eI- rer.-nce a steady downpo1r Of rain falling upon the dust and unburnt fire erackers scattered here and tne.' about the town. liable to come "a comsc: with a hei CT cigar s-unp fner.iy causing fire.
 D. fire depar..hen vas ever 'e. iy 'o respond yesterday. but NOmeites enjoying a safe and sane Fourth. there was little or nc work for them 10 perform.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-05

Rybber Stamps made .. the Nugget
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-05

The horne paper |, the Sons Daily Nugget
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-05

-ypy fer -s.ir advertisements e bs in Sy 70 o'eioes on ths ssy o1bI4cstton-
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-05
THIRSTY DID YOU sAY7

For cooling deiisoius beverage, Come to the fountain" Toby has soda Of all fsvors, from ice erSzm to the plain. and . cosy place to enjoy the same.
 Then Toby mskss candy daily, noth- ing stale st the Candy Kitchen. Or ders received for favors, candy ef ell description, etc. Remember the nasns and cont forget the place, Toby's Candy Kitchen.
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-05

People cal fno much oat in Kansa? ? J st thlu. of t4 Kansas. we offer t-aeltatl9us 70 your and yours. for we are 2 lad to read about state In the union where people can get too much 70 eat one great trouble with the states Is to locate in a place where nne can ind sufficient 70 appesse the paHg. af hunger. ief alone getting toc magh. The population of Kan-ss should groa hy leaps and bounds. but r-faap- they eet tro much to eat and roa .rtle to drIns Guess rye will hav. to look into The drirEsbles of that state before packing up and treaking Tor t.+ cornhelds h that state
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-05
he brand Q. .c,s nees.,1 ,o force .n

the brand ot tcod reessse to force sr independent baby to rnaturfty be tween now and Nove-her. allowing the chnd to wax fat and strong hAs yet 60 t.e discovered. and time Is far ,aa short for making experiue-ts.
 Roosevelt and severz' other defeat ed candidates are wiling Co resorr t7 most any method to d0~u their saccesssuI rivals ln tss com nE aght but between now and th. date -e; Ter The Independent caryen:i7u. or tse election next fall there VII ne plenty of time for tae soreness Co vork out the fever to b. reduced. and The pa- tlents -5rer.rs from -cs- "a tEr..tls- Co be ca--5
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-05

TEe great hesHyweight c7utest tax irr place yesterday di3 not attract much attention ln Nome. in fact DO; sHsn in tne states n klu u1 the enthusiasm and love for witness.ns 2 prsse fE.rs. sa one has % de is e secure 8 negro ss a champion Jac.. yasnsH. Ire S-ake. has don more Co kll o- ne love for t-st spo-t tsan al leg.sla, n passed ta dats -s prevent it
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-05

E.-.-st.f- B.ras .ust cannot rs- .'saHa r.r-se: when he ls called uro1 -e testify ir eeree-lan with css.s ray. -r s-tssrE = 5a vlr the AcNs- -1-ra t-at-e-s and ,aer va7l=ssle --rss-Ir Se ds-t; tae great de. ,.et.e- -r--ser-5 s7 --c. murder and vs..-.ss l-s-: --t.o- a' -ropery
 srres -9 e -rrar-z-s .aoo- As hz. -e "a: nee vi. .ry-.1nE having n s-g manner rr :er-- c O. w.t. tae E <a-sra cases
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-05

-as negroes cd rot lss: -ang in c "a a-sr ne government troops u.f- ready t5 take t0 the field against them For a few days they made t rather interesting for the in saA.tsnts in tfe interior. and planta- r4tr owner. bot few fed gun. -sa .nocked all tte fg,t out of them
 Perhaps the Cuban gunn-rs were instructed 70 shoot low. and hit the negroes ID their most vital spot. which ne are informed l, located at point midway between tae ankle and knee Dan
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-05
OUTSIDE SEER Al EIelg

Fer ev.sies beer bottled e ea ersst % ss ths Esale. ~ns-s r cen bs sseSrsd by shs sisss, bottle e esss
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-05
co ro rnu Nosra poLs

e.l.ry fer the best bread end psssry Ths snly Coffee HeVss in town
The Nome daily nugget., 1912-07-05
NONE, ALASKA .LLY 5. ss-z

FIRE ELErk stGsELs .z S;snssrs OH Co. : Cs-stsnt Css Stsrs, .. Jo-n ,. Ss-nsn e. s-.es 5 -ssSa-srsrs Ss syn a. SsSoros~. stfsa z& Ls~rsnes r1s.s = Ere experiment. q. Ofseo.sry Ssissn sx for,sys Csar Stors. -a Pacific Cola ste age Cs-, Ssne,p | x TnTro t.s .a1 Lanes "s..
 Ensfns r4eus- Phone Man s7. Seven Whistles. s;sr. Three Fro eot