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Estate oi su'AEuah sniyelJ Young. Deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN ny 1lIE
~ uudrfsEnc1, executor OF the last viii
anu testament 81 SusAnuAh sniyulY Young de.
ceased, 'u mo creditors Of, ana alt persons hAy.
lus rialWa Hghinst tIr SAID deceased, To exhibit
ihrru VIII the Necessary vouchers, within ten
months after thT rrst publication Of this no
urc, o. the SAID executor, at my ONCE At the
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ln the county OF sa|t Lake.
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~ the annual meeting OF tine stoc klpidsrs
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a TIE once 81 ihe company. At so. IN $
TUESDAY, Jnly prd, 1926. for thr CIerhon ~
trustees aud Cficegs for the current ysnr. and
for such other business A. may come before
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n, N, and y O'Clock y. M,
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court, 10 and i0r SAT- II
COunty, Territory Of Ji,l,

IN Tue FIouAte court IN anu fNF aalk lAAH
COunty, Territory OF Ui,l.
In the matter OF the estate Of John II.
Burton, drceasci
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~ ChArles+. huf'gn, Adniulstratur u The
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rendered Tor settlement, and nlsd lu sad
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fhid estate and petition for hnai distribution OF
the RESUME q sail estate among Tie pefs ne
tnuued thereto. AMI that Friday, the eG'n
DAY of July, A D, 1875, al 10 O'Clock a ~. A.
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Territory, hos been duly appointed by the
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ton, At whirh time ana place any person iuter,
efted IN said estate inAy appear ana SHOW
Clusc, u any there DO, WHY sAld account
should not be sottl,i hnd approved and nuAl
distribution made W. prayed Tor.
Dated June giIh, 4. u. h.o, ..
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n. II. scho,,ler. plainua. w. sarah A. Love.
defendant
The People OF the TsrritorJ o. Utah send
gfeeuhg 10 sarah A. Love, defendant
VoU ARR HEREBY REQUIRED 10
l. appear tn an action brought against you
by The above named plaintiff 10 the Dillrirt
Tour. of tho Third judicial District VI tho
pi,int died thorein within ten days teIslu.Se
Of the Gay OF seryicel after the service on you
OF this sunmOns-if served within this cOun
W or, n stryod out Of this county. but In this
forty dAyH-or Judgment BY default will no
la.sn agsin.t You, according 10 Ihe prayer OF
Ihis said action h brought " ave judg.
mcut against shid defendant In sum Of $50,
with Interest thereon from May ~, lssl Al one
cost OF suit: alleged TO be due on a certain
promissOry note, executed By defendant to
Albert while, May IL. iss2, ior 800 with IN
SANE being due aud wholly UNPAID. aud Leins
secured nv mortgage Of even date on prem
~, hetelhmieL deierl ed, executed BY
defendant to sad Albert J. While, said note
and n0ttsAEo having been guiY astig red to
nltiuuu WHO 10 now the owner and hol der
thereof to haygthe usuai deuce u this eourt
Tor tlic foreclosure OF said ny rtghge, diudEiHg
that proceeds Of sad sails 10 hypiisd IN pay
murt " amounts due a. above, thAtdafOndAht
anl AZ person. claiming under her BE barred
dcmpuon In said rreniisesi that pinintn hAyo
q deficiency iudg ,aent Ngain't defendant, And
Tor other relief, SAID premises arc described
a. follows, iOsWit al Of lot %, block J, A j
whites rouih SAT- Lane, situated m aaii Lake
Juunty, Utah.
Aud you arc hereby notified that II you fAll
TO appear aud answer the stid complaint a.
above required. the said plainuh wiz pply 70
tho court for tue relief dto AnlCd therein.
witness, tue Hon, samuel :, Merritt, Judge.
and the seal Of the District court Of
the 1hird judicial District, Ia and
lhrAtl for the Territory 81 Utah THIS .lth
day ~ December, In the year Of our
Lord Que thousani eight hundred
and ninety four.
DAVID 4. DUNBAR, Clerk
by gro, u, LOoAts. Deputy Clerk
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tuilding 0f the Pioneer monument
From Bluff Dale ward, Salt Lake
Stake.
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French farmers are said to be using
more fertilizers than cycr-wiih gain
chiefly IN nitrate VI soda, kainit and bA,
fC Stag.
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NOTICE TO sTooKHoLp ERs.

Morgan cold Mining and Milling Company
Principal ~ ace " buHnets SAT- Lake CiIy,
Utah. Location u mine, liaTdsctAbblr,
canyon, Morgan County. Titan,
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVES THAT
~ ut meeting " tho board Of dltcr.
tore, held on the th day Of jane, ISIS. an
assessment OF one % cent por share was
levied on the capital stock of -sii company,
payable TO the treasurer, John H. tumm0rE
second nppt boDlY block, salt LAgr ~,
ltAh. ANY stock upon which sad assessment
shhll rcmalu unpaid on the 20th dAy NJ July
lbii shall be anu hu declared delinquent aud
acN'rilsrd Tor sIio AI public auction. and
unless payment ls made before viii bC cold on
saturday, lhc.lth day Of August, lsuS. to pay
The delinquent ArHesamsnt together with cost
" advertising And expense OF sale. BY order
VI TIE board " directors.
a = FOWLER. Secretary.
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SUMMONS

IN the District Court IN aud Tor the Third
Judicial District Of U;ab Territory,
County Of salt Lake
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FOR A FEW CENTS ANY PEHsoI
CAN OBTAIN A SUPPLY TO SEND
ABROAD TO FRIENDS. AND THESE
SILENT MESSENGERS FREQUENTLY
PREACH THE GOSPEL AS EFFECTU-
ALLY AS MISSIONARIES. TRY IT
BY BUYING SOME AND MAILING
TO YOUR FRIENDS ABROAD.
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n. II. schottler. plaintiff, W. sarah A. Love,
defendant
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-08-22
Dorgan Contract Finished.

Contractor Dorgan has left the state
rri>on at Lincoln for good, taking with
HIM his household goods and personal
property. His SOB, i0S warrant still re-
mains in the hands of State Auditor Moore.
Dorgan secured the penitentiary contract
from Bank Wreeker MOsher, when the lat
ter went to the Sioux Falls Penitentiary.
The state purchased his interest, but his
creditors tied up the warrant. Land Com
missioner Russell said that the affairs at
the penitentiary appeared to be in good
shape so far as he knew. He seemed in
clined to comprehend that from now on
the various officers there would be Obliged
TO depend on the Board of Public Lands
and Buildings for the Sinews of war in the
line of food and clothing supply. This re-
wives the old question of how much, if
any, of the states appropriation of $l0l,-
900 for the two wears uan be used in the
maintenance of the prisoners. Warden
I.cidigh may possible solve the problem
by making the institution self-sustainlng.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-08-22
Young Englishmen Arreste0.

The entire pOpulace of Chadron, or a
goodly portion thereof, has been enter
tanned by the actions of Edward Clegg,
Coleman Nockolds and Henry Cartensen.
The entire party was arrested for fast
driving. They had their trials before
Police Judge Mears and were fined 81 and
costs, a total of $50. Although Carten-
sen had a roll of bills as big as your hat,
he, together with the two others, who are
both young Englishmen, refused to pay
their fine, n were committed to hard
work on the street. They would not work,
however, but instead sat down under a
load OF hay. Much interest has been
aroused in the case, as the Englishmen
Will probably claim the protection of the
English Government, and British men-of-
wal may be sailing down White River
shortly.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-08-22
Given Five a

Pierre, Aug. a.: The court room was
illed to-day to hear judgment pronounced
on w. w. Taylor. Judge Gaffy called up
IN Taylor to come before the court, and
asked if he had anything to say why judg-
ment should not be pronounced. The an
swer in a low voice was, 81 have not
Judge Gaffy then made a few state
ments in regard to the case. Review
ing the different statutes bearing upon
the crime committed, he stated that he
considered the much discussed section,
No. 1866, to be void. and that any cour
would be criminally weak to attempt
to use 1t. He did not believe that 1t
was ever intended hat the section pro-
viding a Two years sentence was in
tended to cover such cases as the one
before the court. He then stated that
ne considered the fact Of personal use
Of the state funds by Taylor and his
ioaning to his friends Is the lesser
crime. and that the worst crime was in
the fact Of gathering together state
funds and attempting to force a COM
promise after fleeing from the turisdic-
ton Of the state.
A sentence Of five years at hard b
was then pronounced OF the prisoner.
The sentence given Taylor by Judge
Gaffy 10 the limit OF the law.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-08-22
SAYS HE HAS BEEN WRONGED.
Constantine Rutgers Makes Charges
Against State Authorities.

HAAo SSssS
Constantine Rutgers, a German, 63
years of age, caused the publication of the
following statement in a Lincoln paper:
"Having been incarcerated for two years
in the p~enitentiary OF false commitment;
then, to shut my mouth, placed in the lun-
attic asylum al Norfolk for nine months
and ten days, coming to the United States
commissioner Billingsley to bring suit
against the state for false imprisonment l
I'm duly told that l cannot bring suit
against the state, but the state can bring
suit against me, which seems to me a Gu
rious equality and reciprocity"
Rutgers says that he has been robbed of
100 acres of land and some $1,000 in money
and his wife and child, all through the ac-
tons of the authorities of Dixon County,
after which he had been sent to the peni-
tertiary and asylum to prevent his COM
planning. He married all American WO-
man, but says that since his disgrace he
has never dared to write to her, and will
never return to her until his great wrongs
have been righted. He denies tina he has
ever been guilty of any crime but was
sent TO the penitentiary on perfured teSti-
mOny because in a quarrel with the county
attorney who had robbed him he displayed
the handle of an unlOaded revolver in his
pocket. He says that Gov. HOlcOmb
knows all about the wrong which has been
done him. The old man manifestS perfect
intelligence in his talk. and his penman-
ship indicates that he is "a man OF cOnSid-
cradle education.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-08-22
TRAGEDY IN THE SAND HILLS
sam Buckminister Fatally Shoots II. +.
Fackler near Rushville.

Fackler near Rushville.
sam RuckminiSter, a ranchman living
twenty-five miles south of Nashville, shot
X. E. Fackler. 1t is thought he will die.
The tragedy is the result of a difficulty
over a piece of land.
The reports are very meager. There are
numerous valleys among the sand hills
which are quite valuable on account of the
hay they produce. and have been a bone of
contention between ranchmen and settlers
ever since the country was opened for
settlement. Two or three settlers have
been killed within the past year. and cat
tlemen were supposed to have done the
shooting.
Now the settlers seem to have %inaugur-
ated a little war Of their own among
themselves, which resulted in this shoot
ing. About one year ago Fackler, a young
man from the west side of Sheridan COun-
ty, went into the sand hills looking for a
claim. Sam Buckminister was living on a
hay claim. He had lived there six years,
never having filed on it, but simply hold
ing it by Squatter's right. This claim
seemed to impress Fackler, and he filed
on it, and notified Buckminister not to cut
the hay on it, but Buckminister disre-
garded the notice and cut the hay and
stacked it,. When the hay was about all
up Fackler proceeded to haul it away.
This ~ensendered bad blood between the
parties and they have been quarreling
ever since.
Fackler commenced cutting the hay:
Buckminister ordered him to quit, backing
up the command with a A Winchester,
but Fackler paid no attention to either the
order or gun. Buckminister then took
five or six shots at him, only one of which
took effect, passing through the right arm
and into the right side. Buckminister's
side of the story is to the effect that Fack-
Ter came around with a ix-shOOter and
hat he did the shooting in Self-defenSe.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-08-22
The Wheel q Test of Character.

Certain d%isgruntled philosophers have
contended that the woman you see is
seldom the woman you think you see.
Mounted upon her bicycle, most women
have to tell the truth about themselves.
One can distinguish at a glance the dar-
ing, wiltll beauty from the timid, ten
der girl. The woman Is reduced for
the moment to the plane of a boy, whose
good looks Or lack of them, health, Wig,
or of mind and body, are apparent. l
will even go sc far as to advise a man
not to get married until he has seer
the object Of his choice disport herself
u0On q bicycle.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-08-22

ii. W. Lloyd, living southeast of Muir
ray, DESTROYS of being independent of dry
weather, had a well drilled, and at a depth
of 800 feet struck a fine vane of water,
which was slightly saline. A sample was
analysed by Prof. Nicholson, and found to
contain very rare and fine medicinal quail
tiles. PLY sicians in all the neighbOring
towns are prescribing it with the best re-
suits in rheumatism and kidney trouble.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-08-22
Gigantic Irrigation Scheme.

State Senator Gray and other prominent
farmers of Myra Valley are circulating a
petition to have that valley organized into
an irrigation district. 1t will include some
10000 acres, of which about $4,000 can be
irrigated. The plan so far is to tap the
Middle LOup. They calculate the water
will have to be carried twenty miles be-
fore it can be used for irrigating purposes.
The estimated cost will be $500, 900.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-08-22

We liked her much in those days, old
man
The days only few can remember,
Before women became new and men
were old,
And we always knew a he from a her.
We may have become old fashioned, old
man; y
We may be of the time long ago;
But l long for the days of bonnets and
curls,
When skirts reached to boots and below.
Alice was n of that sort, old man;
You remember her-so modest and neat.
She never wore bloomers nor rode on 4
bike,
And did not buy margins on wheat.
But in all this there is comfort, old man
Comfort for me and for you.
I am glad 1 was young when women wers
old
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-08-22
A New Trunk.

A new trunk that is finding favor
with many women who dislike the liff:S
ing Of heavy trays, or the turning Of tia
contents Of a carefully packed trunk
topsy-turvy in order to reach some
thing placed in the middle or bottom Of
1t, Is constructed like a dresser, with
the trays like so many drawers that can
be drawn out as easily as the drawers
of u Well-made bureau. 1t has not the
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-08-22

appearance of a piece Of bedroom fur
niture, however. when closed, as thV
lid forms part Of the side Of the trunk
locking near the bottom. These trunks
are very strong and light, being clamp
ed with iron and made of a ~cellulose
fibre, with the woodwork a three-ply
veneer. The drawers run on metal
slides.
Ode to the "O1d Woman"
Don't You remember sweet Alice, old
man?
Sweet Alice, who lived long ago,
Who wore skirts and r%ufiles, bonnets and
curls; u.s.
And always had smiles and a beau?
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-08-22
Republican Convention Called.

The Republican state convention will
meet at Lincoln Wednesday, October 2, at
2 O'Clock p. m. The representation will be
one delegate at large, and one for each 100
votes, or major fraction thereof, from each
county, based upon the vote cast Novem-
Der last for State Treasury BARLEY.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-08-22
AIRED Woman Injured.

AS William Rockwell of Fairmont and
family were returning home from the BIZ
cycle races, at the crossing of the B.. q NJ.
track Mrs. Rockwell, 80 years old, was
thrown out by the rear seat giving way,
alighting on her head and shoulders. She
was picked up unconscious and taken to a
n%eighbors house and medical aid sum-
mOned.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-08-22
Boy Drowned Near Chadron.

A German boy about IA years old, named
Chalk, was drowned in Bryant's Lake, a
small body of water two miles east of
Chadron. He was employed by the owner
of the lake, but on account of his inability
to speak English little is known of his
relatives. 1t is thought they live on White
River. No one was at the lake at the
time. but it is supposed he was seized with
cramDS
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-08-22
Notes We're CsurIOus.

The case of the First National Bank of
Cobbleskill, n. Y. against l.. A. Penning-
ton, ct. al, was tried in the county court
room at York and was decided in favor OF
the defendants, who insisted that the
plaintiffs were not innocent purchasers
of ursuriOus notes against them.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-08-22

William ii. CollicOtt of Indianola who
was taken to the insane asylum at Lincoln
a few days ago and committed suicide was
q years old, and his mind had been affect
ed about a year. He fancied that he was
pursued by enemies who tried to kill him,
ard he constantly begged his friends to
kill him.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-08-22
MISSING LINKS

Spectacles were first used in the lat.
ter part Of the thirteenth century.
The rare operation Of amputatien at
the hip was recently performed at Gin
cinpsu.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-08-22
Sw,tchman Crushed to Death.

John Howard, a Burlington switchman
AT Lincoln, fell under the cars and was
killed. He was at work making up a
stock train and while crossing in front of
it was knocked down, the wheels passing
over his neck and face, killing him in.
StaDtlv
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-08-22
LOckjaw Causes Death.

Bonnie Blake, the young son Of Fred
Blake at Hastings, who stepped on a rake
about a week ago and was afflicted with a
sewers attack OF lockjaw has since died.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-08-22
BAG AND BAGGAGE
CONTRACTOR DORGAN LEAVES
TIE STATE PRISON.

Turns the Penitentiary Over to the State
without Receiving Ills Warrant-COn-
.tantinc Rutgers Makes Serious Charges
Against State Authorities.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1895-08-22
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Mrs. Alva Vanderbilt and her daugh-
ter have gone into bicycle training.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1895-01-26

On Friday the Senate adopted joint
resolution providing for a committee
TO Investigate the state Offices. As the
Republicans ARE in q minority In tfI2-
branch, the POpulists and Democrats
combined made a provision that there
should be three POpEIists. three RfpIf,-
Iicans and one Democrat on the con-
u1Itree Of seven 1t also made prOTisa-
lon 10 gO back six years In the invest
catiOn, 50 az to inclHde the dOiues Of
the Seventh General Assembly. of I'm
savoy memory. The Senate then ad-
tOurned until Monday.
When the resolution reached the
House Saturday Il was attacked by
the Republicans, who have a large rGzs-
j0riry tn that body, as being partisan
and unfair. Some Of the POpHlists ad-
ruftte,i that the Senate was cIictzt OFial
In deciding che political composition -
the division Of the committee allotted
10 the House. but the discussion was
mostly Of q partisan nature
The resolution was amended 10 give
the speaker Of the House the authority
10 appoint the four members from the
House, and as he would Nc doubt aI,-
point three Republicans and one Pop
ulist II the Senate agreed 70 the amend
nlent. that would give the Republicans
{ majority In the committee II was
also decided to limit the Investigation
10 four years, thus leaving cut the Sew
eDth General Assembly.