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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-04-01
SENATE-AFTERNOON,
:. 13G. relating to illcgitimato children
PASSED IN CONCIRRENCE

READ THIRD TIME AND PASSED.
:, 1%G. relating to illcgitimatc children.
PASSED IN CONCURRENCE.
II. ,57. TO pay Free Press
H. ijs, for warning signs at railroad
crossings.
THIRD READING ORDERED
5 1871, providing for representation of
Vermont at National Association of In
surancc Commissioners.
). l3S, relating to security by trust COM
panies for trust funds.
PASSED IN CONCURRENCE WITH
PROPOSALS or AMENDMENT,
H. 81. relating to trust companies. Sen
ator Powell moved to amend So that
shall he subject to local taxation only.
the same in the hands of AN individual
trustee. lie gave "A history of that leeis
lation. stating that Wnen the Senate ,.
1910 was in session the bars We're let down
resulting in "A prominent bank director
Of Burlington bank has avoided taxa
tion upon an equal amount of stock IL
that which Senator poweils fathers es-
tate, and upon which taxes had to be
paid,
senator Cady opposed the amendment
because if Senator Powell's amendment
prevailed the trust company would be
at disadvantage. He claimed trus
companies are more skilled in handlin4
trust funds than individuals.
Senator Simonds stated any law which
gives either individual or trust com
panN advantage over the other is pernic
ious legislation. He preferred indiVidua
truste" to trust companies, and Glasse'
trust companies of Vermont as Sol,
mines
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-04-01
HOUSE-MORNING.
RESOLUTION

devotional exercises were conducted 10y
the chaplain.
RESOLUTION.
by Mr. llapgood of Peru Rcsol.sd,
by the House of Representatives That
we demand of those in charge Of our
penal institutions for adults that they he
so conducted that their inmates when
they are rcea sed and the crimnally dis
posed outside will consider them as eX-
tromcly undesirable places of abode Re
fcrred to committee on State prison.
READ THIRD TINE AND PASSED.
H. ia an act concerning fees payable
by imcorporators corporations and asso-
ciates.
H. ~. an act to amend section 46li Of
the public statutes, relating to the jun
isdction of the public service commits
sion tCan order cattle underpassesD
II. As, an act to appropriate certain
sum for an exhibit of Vermont fruit at
the New England fruit show.
SENATE BILLS REFERRED
:. 1919. an act concerning public service
corporations other than railroads To
committee on corporations.
s, 10. an act concerning savings banks
S. H. an act concerning insurance cor
porat lions, To corporations
| S, H. an act concerning foreign cor.
porations. TO corporations
| s. 49, an act amending section and acts
relating to organization. compensation Of
| secretary and appointces of state board
of health. approved February 16 1913. To
Joint public health
READ THIRD TIME AND PASSED.
| H. 1865, an act in amendment of section
o9'l of the public statutes. relating 20
outside employment of prisoners confined
in the State prison and house of correc
ton.
| H. iG,, an act to repeal section 6G7 of
the public statutes, providing that whoa
| n person confined in the State prison OF
house of correction escapes therofrom and
is rctakcn and returned to the institution
from which he esca ped the term for which
commencing at the time he is so re
turned
| II. i6N, an act to appropriate sun
of money for the support of the state
normal schools at Castleton and John,
son H5,ooo annual addition to eaci
IsChoolD
II, lj9, an act to pay the town of Chel
sea the sum therein named.
| H. 40, an act TO appropriate certain
sum Of money. SIS 100. for tho purchas,
Of land for the use Of the State prison
THIRD READING ORDERED
] 5. 12a, an act l." sonsnA No, IL VI Ia,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-04-01
DR.. Manufacturing Des.

Poultney. March 25.-The Rev. Irving
d NanNalkeuburs, 4. D., one OF the
best known clcrgymen Of the Troy Meth
cd st conference, died at Johnstown. y.
y. Yesterday noon He served the church
at Poultney for full term and was we'll
known in southern Vermont as preach
er and "A lecturer
DR.. NanNalkenbure was raised and cd
ucated in the Lutheran Church. later
studied law and finally entered the Meth
odist ministry. occupying leading pulpit5
"a troy, Watervlict Glovcrsv!lle. AM
stcrdam and a full term in the Albany
district as superintendent sunday cVen-
ing, while addressing a congregation Of
$3.50, he fell to the floor with u shock
Of apopleNN. He was I'll years OF age.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-04-01
BOSTON ALUMNI OF
ST. JOHNSBURY
ACADEMY DINE

Boston Mass, March &.-A .out 20 local
graduates of the ST JohnsburN. Vt.
Academy assembled tonight at the Hotel
Bellevue at the 18th annual reunion dim
ner of the Alumni association.
Clarence Lingham, '93, presided, Music
was furnished by Mrs Truman ella ser,
~ and Thomas Shufet, and there We're
readings by Miss Helen Sylvester -
lmpromptu speeches were made by Prln-
ripal NJ O. Benedict; \ l.. Hardy, =
former teacher al the academy; Prof. q.
M. W. Spragde, 81 of Harvard: and the
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-04-01
FARMER PETITIONS
IN BANKRUPTCY

Rutland. March 3.--.\dclbert NJ Convey
Of Grafton, Il farmer, to-day filed n petit
ton in bankruptcy with Clerk T. s.
Plat Of the United States court He
gives his liabilities as $40. 81 ana his
assets as SlG,y71.37 of which sl,Sn) is
claimed exempt. lie values his real
estate a $3.50 but il is mortsagcd for
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-04-01
DAIRY co. INCORPORATES,
CastIcton Concern Has Capital stock
Of $fO.ON.

Montpelier, March % THE Castleton
Dairy company of West PaWlet with a
capital stock of $1,000 has fled articles
of association with the secretary of
State. The subscribers are: John G.
Fayen of West Pawlet August Beck
man of New York, Fred j Fayen OF
Castleton and Edward u Heecher Of
PaWlct.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-04-01
NEWSPAPER CHANGE.
>wnnton Courier Sold I" Donald ".
Tohtn. SON Of Founder.

Swantor March u. -Cieorge ". Stiles,
editor ana manager Of the SNanton
Courier, announced in to-nishts issue tina
sale of the paper To Donald NJ. fobir
son OF r. NJ TObin vnO founded the pa
per IS years ago. This was done to close
the estate of the late Frank stiles o.
Springfield Vt. who identlhed himself
with the concern in August 1873. Th'
now management tdkcs possession q tN-
close of businss on SATURDAY.
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THEY KNOW IT'S SAFE.

Parents who know from experience
insist upon FoleY's Honey and Tai
Compound when buying a medicine foi
coughs. colds, Group and la grippe, q
4. Lunceford. Washington, Ga. writes
Il have used il for six years and Il
never has failed. ! think it Is the
best remedy made for coughs AND
colds j. w O'Sullivan ,advD
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-04-01
ESCAPED N NANDrTFFS

Cuustahlo Luther Fellows was not. fled
the other day that an Italian had been
stoain- from George Johnson Mt Reads
horo and started for the lumber camps
IN Somerset Mr.. Bellows caught hs
man at Mountain Mills ana sent for as
Sistanrc. The man was handCuffed and
l. cked in Amasa CIRCUITS store. The
Italian managed to get out OF the store
and started for the lumber camp. still
handcuffed. Two iumbormen who met
him became suspicious and notified Of
fiCcrs and the man was rccaptured.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-04-01
CLERGYMAN CALLED
TO ST. PAUL'S AWAITS
OFFICIAL NOTICE

Boston Mass, March 2S--rhe Rev.
George william Davenport of Newton
Center. called to st. PauIs Episcopal
Church, Burlington. VI, said tonight
he had not heard OF the call and can
not consider the matter until he re
ceivcs official notification
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-04-01

Senator Powell asked of Senator Cady.
If he thinks it fair for banks to- he priv
LEGGED over individuals in handling trust
funds
Senator Cady believed in every Instance
to foster the good, safe judgment of trust
companies Amendment of Senator Pow
ell was agreed to by vote of ~ to t. He
further moved to amend SO that cor So
curitics" be stricken out of section / Of
the bill Agreed to.
senator Cady opposed the bill, claiming
that passage of tho bill as amended would
eliminate every trust department from
trust companies Vote of yes II to :. Bin
passed i'm concurrence.
READ THIRD TIME AND PASSED.
:, 1875, relating to lights on vehicles at
night. senator Scav"r moved to strike
out section relating to sclcctmen
cNcmpting certain persons. Senator
tonant opposed Senator ScaVcrs pro-
posal of amendment. Senator Div OIL
stated section . was drafted from the
New York law and Vermont about last
to enact law of this kind He sup
ported Senator Conant. Motion of Scna-
tor ScaVcr disagreed to.
ADOPTED
Joint resolution relating to parliamentary
practice.
Joint resolution to pay J. w. Titcomb
sum named
T1IRD READINGS ORDERED.
II. u, relating to board of agriculture
and forestry.
II. i5S. relating to non support of wife
/ or child
THIRD READING REFUSED.
II. ild, relating to ccrtidcation and
! amending laws ON probation. adverse
| rcportD
THIRD READING ORDERED AS
AMENDED
= 49, relating to indoxing of Senate
and uuuS" journals. senator Cunaut on
posed tn amendment ANA bill senator
Brown supported Senator Cunant: Soma
Tor Powell supported the amendment
senator Simonds opposed the bill and
amendment: senator l.ockliu favored
| amendments Amendments agreed to-.
! Third reading ordered IL to o
BILL INTRODUCED
: 49, 10y Senator IIolcomb for NUM-
| cipal corporations to authorize city OF
! burlington to issue bonds for the pur-
| pose of building a convention hall. go,
! TO exceed $1,000 Ordered to lie and be
| printed.
HOUSE BILLS REFERRED
II. -, relating to jurisdiction of public
service commission. To railroads.
| II. 1884, concerning fees payable 10y cor
|
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-04-01
BOSTON &c MAINE
BILL IS FAVORED
IN COMMITTEE
College Appropriations Reported Upon--Final
Adjournment Fixed for April Legislators
Work Saturday Afternoon and Monday
Morning to Save Valuable Time.

H. Il. Howe and Frank l.. FISH recently
submitted to tn" LCgiSlat urc.
The Woll<mcn's compensation hill is
still in judiciary committee where Vt Is
getting thorough oVerha uling IN Ell
further libcralties may be granted b.
new amendments which may forcstall the
opposition which is anticipated 10y some
in the House.
The direct primary bill will soon appear
in the Senate with more amendments.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-04-01
HOUSE-AFTERNOON.

logs in the White river or amy of its trih
utalie~
Mr. Dcmerit, of DuXburN wanted to
know what remedy the member from
no 'Nii'E"'''' ''i 10 ''''''' ~
'',ro'''"''S "'SV'' 'r'
W. ~ '''''''
measure VI am '''''h '',,'
guy '''"'" ~ ",'H ,'','
S'''ii' "o''''N ''tH '' '''''''''' ''''-'''. w.
.e.'''''''" N " pe!''''! ny P''' ~
'"J"''"' /" cue ''''ei !,'S'''' ''''
P'e".e ''"!' WI. S,''"'" ''. ''''
'''SS'o' VI vi" "'S'i'
''S' "' 'e''r '''' '''''r |" '"' '"1'',
S''NI'' 'o'"''"NS'o"''S' VIII" S.'''
'"' I'''"''H'N '"" "'"' ,'' ''' ''' W.. 90
IT," ''\S anu "S9''9 '''''
'''' ''''' ava
FH'i Ni'H'' ''" "'> > I'''
,"''e" i'i " '"'H "''' '''' '0''''' va Wv
'"''" S,'o"'' -" "''''o"'''' !" .''p
''' "'S''
n"''' NY It '"'I'''"''''' "e'''"7 ~
'u" ''''- w. VI
WI -H'l VI .''."" ''''' '''' ~
''e''"'' '''',' 'o' ',,.-1, '''', 1''' ',r,
the nrescut law lie moved that the bill
H.. ordered to / and he made a special
order Monday afternoon AT 300 O'Clock
and it was 50 ordered
ICONFERENCE REPORTS ADOPTED
: H. an act relating to the health in
spectou of schools The conference COM
mittcc ON the diSaGrcomg votes Of tn"
two houses recommended that the tous,
Icccde from its proposals Of amendment,
now section, l.. added I,lovid II -
that the town ''mcdical iusucrtors' a.
used in that act should br construed to
mean either licensed physicians or trained
nurses; that the sections be ronumbcr"d
and the title of tho bll amended. And
the conference report was adopted on
Tho part Of the House.
II. Isl, amending acts relating To- the
licensing Of the sale OF Intoxicating liz
ors The report Of the conference com
mittcc proposing that the senate reced"
from it's first and second proposals of
amendment and providing for decree
ior 4 court of competent jurisdiction relat.
ing to thc title to and possession of ccr-
tain property was adopted.
SEN ATE AMENDNIDNTS CONCl,HREI
IN.
u 49, an o,, 10 oo.ti. ,i,, ,.iloo, -,
po,,ino,ou 30 i.s,,o ~, ho,,d 8, ,;d
uonry " pr,ra,, N.n,o,i,, ho.n,,s. j.,
,,,s,,.,,,,;, t.. l,o,,,;.,l
: ,-.,,..,,.,.
Mr.. Mols" Of Barnard moved tina; tn
House rorunsidoE It's vote refusing
pass II. n, appropriatins certain sur
OF money for building bridge from EJs
AlburG t" West SWanton.
Mr.. SoI!e or AihurG explained that the
ll1ehdS 81 the measure We're Wiling largo
, ~ 70 redUc" IN" appropriation, willing t,
proNiue mat AlhurS ana S"lhtoh Shal
ShiH ne ton hf''S"' tie SAID that ~"
hulof"ohIi'S crosse" 'ir terry at 'fiI'
place last year. al often there "er'
NcAatloui delays acre MI . br,cn u
| South burlington Favored Inc motion
RECOMMENDATION WAS refused on f'Sih'
vote 90 TO l"3
Resolution or sympathy FOR tine peopt
, OF beiSiuh' ADVERSELY reported by IN
, committee ON ie"'r" relations Nh
Sm'th or har'o '''N 'Npia'h'd tlal In
Il resolution was reported adversely b"
'""Se Tue 'hI''u 't"''S was houuf'
country ana ought NOT TO be passed a
IL involved action IN regard to couhtr
at war ON motion OF Mr. Foote o
'orhWali IN" PfeN'ou" question was or
. d"tcd ana the resolution was deleateo
f MI ftapgood oil f'ru moved to recon
1 S'"er the vote ana o'l motion OF MI
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-04-01
DALE At ST. JOHNSRTRN.

The annual meeting of the ST. Johns
bury Commercial club will be held April
q and Secretary Campbell has secured n
promise from Congressman Porter H.
Dale to give an address
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-04-01
SERVED IN WAR THREE YEARS.

Otis r. Smith. a veteran of the Civil
war. died at Barrc the other day. lie
served three years, onlistnG at the out
break of the war in the massachusetts
heavy artillery.
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pELNIS BoNE HROKEN.

loss hopkins of Niddlchurv suffered n
broken pclVi- at Brattlchorn the other
day when thrown from a sulkv Will"
driving a race horse. The animal was
frightened by an automobile
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-04-01

The answer TO the question Of "hoV
much Will it COST viii nearly always be
found in the ads.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-04-01

~ Of the college approximation bills in
u. t,ousr to-morrov. SATURDAYS session
t,,,,,,to,, nn, and
'''''s''
al Of popular interest
ne recon'h''"",'o'S VI Wv ,',,' '
ropilaiions commute "'' "S
ne M'"'" w
Vermont 10 RECEIVE E'''"'' "''"'"n'
s''ad "' inc @"''0" ''"'" ,'''
rin'' "PP' o'' ''''"' ""' .,, =.
N"l"I'II I'>''Ni'> .'i'I ..,,t'i,
ga" "' ''''''u ~ ,,,o
2" or '""'' 0'"'' -
hc" are |" ''' ~
N1d0'''"'N '"'F' ~ .,,.,.,
nuoUS amman "'I' oi''" W
II toa'hlHE "N' S'"''''S "'pS'
II present S'h''' approximations
ms 1"r TWO H'H'S ''''
ne state aHr'u''u,'' S'"'"'' d" o.,
pup" l" receive N'~'' ''S'''' W
1nuallN.
no Two ln"uS'Fl" S'""'' ''"H ,,.
II a I"'N'"'E an" '''I"'''' '',"
II the purchase "I '"' r''''''' u P'''' at
ported iaNor''H'
pHJEtI TO NEW MEX h'H'"
he Powell h'Nsl''' per 'h''' = ~ ''''t-
l" uci"'n''"'H "h''H "''"N
tons VIII come IN win "'' ""i''o VI
'e nlal"rtN committee r''orU
ne conference committee o." ''e 7'"'o
II APPROPRIATION hiL w. ~ nave ~
'rted The bill W"uId now give sou"
tho state fair, ana S'"" to other aerl-
Itural fairs. The House wins its point
insisting that the fair managers must
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-04-01

Frank pclgaicco, AN Italian, - years
old, was terribly burned with water and
steam Will" WORKING around the boiler
at TN paper mills ut Fitzdal". near St
JuhUshurY Ills Recovery is doubtful
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-04-01

: -. an act relating Ia the open sea
son for fishing in Willoughhy lake.
On motion of Mr. Hewitt of 'lainiielI
the House at five O'Clock adjourned
The L'Anse sentinel., 1915-09-18


Mr. and Mrs. n. A. Greene passed
through L'Anse Tuesdsy snroute to
Chicago.
\ Mr.. and Mn. w. +. Sterk have
leased the King home on Broad street
and have started housekeeping.
Miss Elsie McKsrnan Of Houghton, .
former L'Anse resident. was guest
of Mrs. N. Hansen the first Of the
week.
Charles Dantes, Of Herman, was Z
copper country visitor the first Of the
Miss Exude King returned to her
home in Pelkis Sunday. after visiting
here few days guest Of the Missee
Collins.
George Mayo. Jr., visited his father
here few days this week.
Rev. and Mrs. L, F. Rayfeld left
Sunday evening for Port Huron to at.
| tend the Detroit conference Of the n.
| =. churches.
Master Walter Maxey was . week
end visitor in Marquette.
Ben Longtime visited in HouRhtor
last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Picard, daugh.
Jtsr Helen and son Charles left Thurs.
day for their home in Ft. Totten, N.
D.. after spending four weeks here al
the Picard home. Mr.. Picard is EN-
ployed by the government at the Dew
lis Lake Indian reservation.
J. T. Keranen. of Herman, on Mon
day started threshing for the farmers
aroundL 'Anse.
Bruno Krolick left last Saturday fol
Houghton to act as relief operator.
Mrs. Edward Ellison, of Summit
was week end shopper in L'Anse.
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Sept. IL, 18, rs; Oct. 2, 1915.
PROBATE NOTICE.
STATE OF MICHIcAN.


The Probate Court for the County Of
Bsraga.
At Z session Of said Court, held at
the Probate Office in the Village of
L'Anse In said County. on the Srd day
Of September, A. d. 1915.
Present: Hon. John H. Mclean.
JUDGE Of Probate e9A ~ iif,'s'tt
1 Z Il the Matter of the Estate of
Mrs. Malvina Bellaire, Deceased.
Aldrick> Sirard having filed in said
court petition praying that = certain
instrument In writing, purporting to
be the last will and testament Of said
deceased, now on file in said court be
admitted to probate. and that the ad-
ministration Of said estate Be granted
toAldrick Sirsrd, the executor named
in the will, or to some other suitable
person with the will attached.
It II Ordered, That the 4th day Of
October. A. d. 1916, at ten o'clock in
the forenoon, 1t said probate Office. be
and p hereby appointed for hearing
Il 6 Further Ordered, That public
notice thereof be given BY publication
|of copy Of this order, for three sue
eoesive weeks previous 20 said dny Of
hearing. IN the L'Anse Sentinel, :
9ssspaper printed and circulatsd in
I! john n. McLnAx,
s1zLl Judge cf Probate.
ieIs, 81 HsIsAs
- Judgs of Probate.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1915-09-18
LRGAL NOTICES.
Sept I, IL. IS. rs; Oct. 2. 1916

To the owner or owners Of any and
AL interest in the Iand herein described.
and 70 the mortgages or mortgages
named IN all undtseharged recorded
mortgages against said land or e9y -
signee thereof Of record:
Take Notice that sale thereof 9es
been lawfully made ot tnS 1ou9vm9
oesesiDs9 ien9 x0r unpe.o t13cs tnSte-
on. ana tnas the unoer:agneo nee t.tle
thereto under TAX oeeg iee9eo tnerexors
and that you are entatieo 20 recon
veyonee tnereo1 a. any TINE .ttnin ~
months aIeef return q sefvsco q snls
notace upon paypens % me unocl
signeo q 70 tne nek,stvL ~ - Sn1ss
2, the counsy ~ wmen o' tue s.nus ne' -
sM sums p,id uPCn sucn puEcnsse' 70
ge:ner wltn one nunu.Su ~ cens' ~ ~
Sisi0nsi tne,eto, - .ne .ees - sne
Snetin tor % w .e .sI 49, =. puD
icauon "a az nouSe: - Se compIssu
:. upon Petson.. se.vas - 49,. I u Z
saon - coIneSe ~ e's Sni,s' ~ u'' snu .nS
tuI .n.. ~" ,.l I S:.. ~ eses
oessrIPuSn. wnyS. o.ner .uu..lcns' ro
co:s ol vnake ksS. - pI; nIs..;s.S = Siorui r;i,
su = ,.~-nnaaS;,~s os for rnss.ss;a VIZ -
49," 's,,S p' -
npecp,pr,oN or LAM
:,
rsrt 90 oi 70. u oeS; AZ, Aywn Oi'
ns; sn.S co. ~ shora 1 - W.@, @
pen.H ps Nn..ha.st o.a. % 20 i..S
Day o~ysd = hvI M.toxogv thercs " W.st W..
90 ~e% roJ. - thence North II rods th.ncs
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To the Public.

~ feel that owe the Manufacturers
of Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy q word of gratitude. =
writes Mrs. T. N. Witherall, .Gowanda,
N. Y. when ! began taking this
meoicine I was in great pain and feel
ing terribly sick, due to an attack Of
summer complaint. After taking . dose
of it / had not long to wait for relief
a. it benefited me almost Immediately. I"
For sale by the Superior Pharmacy,
L'Anse and Axel Erickson. Sksnae. =
advertisement.
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Aug. z, IA, Il, %; Sept. 4, II, 1S, 1916
STATE OF MICHIGAN.

aug. 70 ~, a, Sop oePe. - - Aos ASAo
STATE OF MICHIGAN.
In the Circuit Court for the County
of Barags, In Chancery.
Charles Hebard & Sons, Inc, Com
plainant, vs.. Martin johnson or his un-
known heirs. devisees, legatees and as
signs. Defendants.
Suit pending in the Circuit Court for
the County Of Baraga. In Chancery, pn
the End day Of August, A. d. 1916. \
On filing the bill Of complaint. sworn
to by Deem L. Robinson on behalf Of
said complainant in the above entitled
cause, and it appearing therefrom and
from the affidavit Of Deem L. Robinson
filed Herewith, that the said Deem l..
Robinson does net know and has been
unable. after diligent search and in
quiry, to ascertain the names Of the un-
known heirs, devisees, legatees and as
signs Of the said Martin Johnson, the
defendants included in the above en-
titled cause without being specifically
named, and fhat hs does not know and
IL unable, after diligent search and in
quiry, to ascertain whether the ssii
Martin Johnson il living or dead. or
where he may reside. II living, or
whether he has ever conveyed his in
terest in the land hereinafter described
to any person or persons, or IL the said
Martin Johnson Is dead. whether he has
any personal Representatives or heirs
living, or where they or any Of them re-
side or whether his title, interest or
claim to the said land has been disposed
Of by will. and also setting forth that
the said Martin Johnson has m interest
In the land hereinafter described, Of re-
cord in the United States Land Ofiee
at Marquette, Michigan and in the ef-
iice Of the Department Of the Interior
at Warrington d. c., which interest
has been Of record In said Offices for
more than fifteen years prior to the
commencement Of the above entitled
cause.
Now Therefore, On Motion Of Rees,
Robinson b Pstermann, solicitors for
said complainant. and pursuant to the
| statute in such case made and provided,
being Act No. 12s Of the Public Acts Of
the State Of Michigan Of the year 1900,
IL 10 Ordered that the sid Martin
Johnson on biz unknown heirs. devisees,
laGnfnea And naof0nn ronpect1volv. "a
The L'Anse sentinel., 1915-09-18

Mrs.. Frank Psqustte. of Sawyer.
MIMI, arrived Monday and \ visiting
1t Zeba.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1915-09-18
Poor Report.
Covington. Mich. Sept. 8. 1915.

Covington. Mich, Sept. 8, 1915.
Hon. Board Of Supervisors -of Barags
County, Mich.
Gentlemen.
The following is correct list Of poor
orders drawn by me for the month Of
August 1915. for Covington and
Spur Townships to witt
Mrs. Victor Sikkila, prov ....... 6 90
Mrs. Alex Sari, provisions ...... 6 90
Mrs. Geo. Neimi. provisions. -. 8 90
Mrs. D. Oneil, provisions ....... 10 90
Oliver Bruno. Sr., provisions -. 10 90
Oliver Bruno, Sr., tier 16 inch h
hardwood :. 2 Is
Hilka and Tyne Heikkila. care
and medical attendance for tu-
berculosis at Morgan Heights !.
sanitarium, Marquette; 35a
weeks at $40. ..351 43
TotM. $8S8 66
ANTON e. EucKsoN,
Supt. Of Poor.