1051 EDMONTON DAILY
NOV 02, 1907

WATSON, Norman W.
ROSS, A.J.
OAKE, George R.
JERVAIS, Joseph
THOMPSON, Mr.
AMES, Ames

Mr. Norman W. Watson, Phm. B., of Collingwood, 
Ont., a honor graduate of the Ontario College of 
Pharmacy, has arrived in the city and accepted a 
position with the Edmonton Drug Company. 

Mrs. A.J. Ross, of Rivier Que Barrie, died 
yesterday afternoon at the general hospital, 
where she had been for the past three weeks. She 
had been quite ill for a couple of months before 
being brought to the city. She leaves a husband 
and child to mourn her loss. The body has been 
removed to Moffatt & McCoppen's mortuary, and 
the funeral takes place from there tomorrow 
afternoon. 

Mrs. George R. Oake, of Picard St., died last 
night at the Public hospital after an illness of 
several weeks. She leaves a husband, one child 
bereaved the funeral takes place from her late 
residence at 2.30 next Tuesday afternoon to 
Edmonton cemetery. 

At the police court yesterday afternoon, Joseph 
Jervais a farmer of Morinville, was fined $15 
and costs for cruelty to animals. The defendant 
on Wednesday evening dragged two bronchos behind 
a team down the pavement on Jasper Avenue from 
the Hudson's Bay store to First street. He there 
left the team in charge of another drunken man 
and took the bronchos to a stable. Meanwhile the 
case had been reported to the police and 
Constable Haig took the team and the man in 
charge to the police station. Next morning, when 
Jervais came to find his horses, he was notified 
to appear at the police court yesterday 
afternoon, with the result that he was given a 
fifteen dollar fine. 

Two men were arrested last night on charges of 
robbery. It is alleged that one, named thompson, 
who was formerly employed in the Senate Cigar 
Store, has recently stolen a large number of 
articles from that store. 

The other named Ames Ames, is accused of robbing 
a comrade at the Interantional Hotel. On his 
person was also found some fake dice, which will 
lead to another charge being preferred against 
him.