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The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1900-03-22

Maud S., the once famous queen OF
the turf, 2:0Sa, died in New York
last Sa turday, at the age OF II years.
She belonged to the Bonner estate
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1900-03-22

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the years 1893, 4. 5, all in terest ordered
abated if said is paid in 80 days from
date.
b E Beach refund Of $5.49 tax OF 1891
for structures assessed on the W OF s +,
"a. LIP, GS there being no structures Oh
said land granted.
Peter, watkins Comp. for Let So, blk. IL,
Loves Add, to Rec Heights for Sl.25
granted.
On motion board then adjourned to :,
A NJ, March 18th then proceeded with
general business.
Salary warrants drawn Ivy auditor for
January and February approved.
Bills allowed,
Maynard Merrill & Co. school
books -. ........... .........S "a on
American Book Co. school hooks 1G 30
Butler Sheldon & Co, g :. 80 90
t" " -. SO 80
Justice report J M King justice.
aRallSU NOT
man, Fenton, Hansen and Spatch
rejected.
] II Snoddy postage etc. ....... IL 3s
Peter Gross postage. freight and
express Q %
f Kelley 4 Co. stationary and
tax lists G2 90
p Estee phone rent to Ich, 81 6 oo
John Campbell postage ....... -
Sleepy Eye Milling Co coal for
Mrs Johnston ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 8 co
Harry Kenyon rape OF Jones 26 90
Thos. Stratton printing etc.. q 90
r, s Mead CLERK fee trial of Hugh
Linn for revocation of certificate 90
G W yandusen 4 Co. coal for
Mrs Lock ct observation-disclosures. uo
WIN Slower Estate supplies to Co. l6 80
IA Bushfeld printing etc. $3.50. "a 80
Resolved that all bills for printing
proceedings and reports must be correct
as per copy or bills will oe rejected.
VII Lane bill for county doctoring
laid over till next meeting.
school poll for 1891 granted.
Col q. S. Mtg. Co. abatement on the
val ua,ion of $175. for structures assessed
on lot 8 blk. " H Miilers Add. no
structures on land granted.
Susan A.. Baker 81. non resident fec
for 1893 ordered refunded.
FEE Salimarsh compromise for lots g.
9 blk. IL for $50. aud lot II blk. II all in
W H Millers Add. for 50. granted.
Thomas Grant Compromise for all Of
blk. 16 Garlick's Add. excert lot Ia fer
$40. granted.
E, Nj. Dunn compromise for lots 30, -.
blk. and lot 81, %, 90, Blk. s, ReSub
Orig. Miller for SO granted.
in. Brown compro. nise for 1899 per
sonal tax of O. A. Smith for SO, granted
same being uncolectable aid cloud IN
the n. W. ID, ia, 6S.
FL. Burton refund OF 1899 tax paid on
S. W., %. Ito. 6S and apply same on g. y.
90. 100. 6s granted,
YanKton College refund of the 1871
texes paid on the S. W., 20. 100, 90 was
on motion laid over till next meeting.
Anna Spatch abatement of the 1897,
personal tax in York twp, granted.
On motion Chas smith was appointed
roar overseer for li6, 20. for the year
1900.
Mileage anu per diem
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1900-03-22

Dated Mich. II, 1900.
CHAs. THOMSON, Chairman.
b, +. IVES, Secy.
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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-05
BACK TO THE PEOPLE
That They May Study And
Discuss Its Merits InteIIi-
gently And Then Instruct
Their Legislators.

The following was received this
morning by the secretary of the cham
ber of commerce:
Board OF Trade, held last night at the
call OF the president, the following re-
eolution was unanimously adopted. and
the president instructed to forward q
copy to every civil organic alton in
Texas:
Whereas: There has arisen in the
breasts of the people a desire for q
more equitable distribution of the bur-
den of government, and
"Whereas, this sentiment has cul-
minated in the appointment of a tax
committee by the last legislature to
devise plan looking to this end: and
'Whereas, said commission made
it's report. and the governor within the
last sixty days called thu legislators
and report: and
Whereas. the people of the great
state of Texas have for the past twelve
months been enjoying an excellent and
increasing amount of business prosper
ity, and
Whereas. some of the proposed
amendments to the tax law are drastic
duo ToVOIuGtOuary IN GQe1f TENOR: IL Is
therefore
Resolved, by the Fort Worth Boa, d
of Trade, of the city of Forth Worth.
Texas, that We regard with anxious
concern and alarm the possible enact
ment of the tax com mission's g report in
its entirety and we earnestly petition
our representatives in the legislature
to use their best and most energetic ef-
forts to have it's consideration at the
present session of the legislature post
poned and to refer the whole matter
back to the people that they may study
aud discuss its merits intelligently, and
elect representatives to the next pop
ular session of the legislature fully
instructed and pledged to carry out
the expressed wishes of the whole peo-
ple."
It is submitted to you with the hope
that it will be in harmony with your
own views and that your body may
speedily take whatever action it deems
best.
A copy of this resolution has been
sent to each representative from this
district with the request that be en-
dorse it.
The matter may be called up at tn
meeting of the chamber of commerce
tomorrow night.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-05
At the St. George Hotel
H. E. Leonard, Of the Mex
ican Central Railroad,
DIES OF HEART FAILURE
Was a Member Of the Order
Of Railway Conductors, a
Mason, and Formerly
Lived In Iowa.

b. E. Leonard, formerly a conductor
on the Mexican Central. was found
dead in his bed at the St. George
Hotel last night. Coroner Spencer
this morning decided that his death
was due to heart failure.
Leonard was, up to the middle OF
last month, in the employ of the Cen
trial, and finally quit there, and
decided to go back to mis- home in
Cedar Rapids. Ia. where mis- family
reside. He came to the ST. George
Hotel first on January 30, and told
Martin Boyle, the proprietor, that he
intended returning home as soon as
he received his money. He is sup
posed to have been paid Off Sasur day,
and did not return to the hotel Satur-
day night.
Sunday morning. he came back
again. and Sunday afternoon, about
two O'Clock, he came in, and went to
his room. When Mr.. Boyle went to
the room st eight O'Clock Leonard was
lying there, seeming to sleep pc ace
fully, but when Mr.. Boy lie touched him,
he found that life had left the body.
Watchmsn Monahan was notified
and the body was removed to Nagley
& Lyons establishment
The deceased was member of the
0. r. c. in good standing, and was also
a mason.
The body will be shipped TO j. w.
Leonard, brother of the dead man, in
Cedar RAPIDS, who has telegraphed
Instructions to that effect
II. E. Leonard had NJ family here,
and was no relative OF Ed Leonard,
the Sierra Madre train dispatcher, or
Geo Leonard OF the 7, & P
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-05
IN A BULL, RING
A DiSgraCeful Scene Enacted At
Madrid Yesterday.

LONDON, Feb. "a dispatch to the
Standard from Madrid says that a dis
graceful scene occurred in q bull ring
there yesterday. Twelve thousand
spectators witnessed a struggle be-
tween small panther and an old
lioness, and a large bear and power
full bull. The bull soon terribly gored
the panther and the lioness. but the
bear gave the bull more trouble 1t
received several terrific tossings and q
number of bad wounds from which
blood flowed freely before il gave in.
The spectators were so enthusiastic
over the BULBS victory they scarcely 10
ticed the reports of a gun fired by a
keeper to goad the beasts when at first
they did not show fight.
Twenty persons hurriedly left the
galleries. Several were seriously in
jured by slugs. One lost both eyes and
another one eye. The keeper was ar
rested.
The three gored animals died after
the fioht
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-05
"CHRISTlAN WOMAN
Strong Words From Cardinal Glib
hons Aad.nst Society Leaders.

BALTIMORE. Feb. 5.-Cerdinal Glib
boas. in a sermon on 1.-THE Christian
Woman" at the cathedral yesterday
declares that woman is ind debted to the
Christian religion for the elevated sta.
tiOn that she now enjoys.
The cardinal in part ssid: 81 regard
womau's rights women and society
leaders as the worst enemies of the fe-
male sex. They rob woman of all that
is amiable and gentle and give her
nothing in return but masculine bold
ness and brazen effrontery."
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-05
regret Goebel's death.
THE FUNERAL.


CovINGroN, KY, Feb. 5.-Govern-
or William E. Goebel's body will ar
rive in Covington, his home city.
over the Chesapeake & Ohio railroad
early Tuesday morning, where it will
lie in state in the Odd Fellows hall
from $50 q. IN. to l. p. M, funeral SER
vices to be held at the residence some
time during the day.
The body will be returned Wednes-
day morning to Frankfort, where it
will lie in state at the Capitol hotel,
interment taking place Thursday in
the Frankfort emetery. where lie the
remains of Daniel Boone. Vice Presi-
dent johnson and several Kentucky
Cover aors, eminent jurists and gen.
erals.
The special train will leave Frank
fort tonight for Covington and will
consist of three coaches, one for the
caSkSL duu pail OSdICis PiCPSi; -
private car for the relatives and an
other for the legislative committee,
Judges of the court of sppeals and
Goebel's closest political friends.
THE AUTOPSY.
FRANKFORT, Feb. 5.-The autopsy
held on the body of Mr. Goebel this
morning was conducted by Drs. Hume,
Miller and Tobtn. Col. Jack Chinn
told graphically and specifically the
position GoebeI was in when he fell.
The exact angle taken by the bullet
WAS demonstrated beyond doubt.
Goebei had his right foot forward
and his right shoulder and arm thrown
ba ck and lowered somewhat. 1t was
while in this position that ne was shot
and the angle thus ascertained will es-
tablish the height from the ground
from which the assassin fred.
On the strength of these conclusions,
the democratic leaders assert that a
straight line extended from she spot
where the ball struck would exactly
reach the attic window Of the executive
building, from which it is now alleged
t. q fatal shot was fired.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-05
is BULLER MOVING?
A Mystery As To His Doings Along
the TuQdId.

LONDON, Feb. 5.-That a big battle
is being fought or is about to be fought
somewhere on the Tugela is almost GER
taiu, judging from the latest dispatch
es from Natal.
Although these dispatches are partly
contradictory, and stillllesve it mys-
terry as to when ard %here Butler has
planned to attack the Beers. they indi-
cate that his plan for third attempt
to relieve Ladysmith has not been
abandoned.
The Times, however. in its second
edition today, strongly discredits the
report that Butler is moving.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-05
MRS. DEWEY
Bound To Succeed Mrs. Mckinley
In the White House.

CHICAGO, Feb. 5.-A Washington
special to the Times-Herald says:
'tAfter another four years of McKin-
ley in the White House, Admiral
Dewey will be a candidate for presi-
dent, and his chief rival for the repub-
lican nomination will be Governor
Roosevelt. The dispatch goes on to
say that Mrs. Dewey is the cause of th e
admirable resolve to become a candi-
date in 1904.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-05
CUTBERTH is HERE
Man Wanted in Tom Green County
For Murder.

A man who gave his name as Lee
Cutberth, and whose arrest near Phoe-
nix last week was noted in the HERALD
exclusively, is now in the county jail
awaiting the arrival of the sheriff of
Tom Green county. Texas, who will
take him to Isleta to answer to a
charge of murder.
Cutberth was brought in Saturday
night by Ranger Matthews to whom
the credit for his capture is due, and
that officer worked up the case which
AT the jail this morning, he denied
that he was named Atkins or that he
was guilty of any crime committed in
Texas.
or his capture, the Arizona Repub-
lican says:
Captain j. w. Matthews, of the
Texas Rangers, arrived in town yes
terday morning with a requisition from
Governor Sayers, of Texas, for the re-
turn of Dave Atkins, wanted at Isleta,
Tom Green county. for murder. A
man by the name of Lee Cu:berth was
arrested south of Tempe last Monday
at the request of Captain Matthews,
who suspected him of being Atkins.
Outberth denied that he was Atkins,
though he very closely resembled
photograph which Captain Matthews
had cent. He also admitted that he
had lived In Texas and had been hunt
ed for on account OF an imaginary
crime.
The crime for which Atkins is
wanted is the murder in March, 1897,
of S. r. Harden, merchsn at
Knickerbocker, Tom Green county.
The murder was committed in the
course Of a robbery. Atkins fled at
once and was not indicted until last
December.
Atkins ts also believed to have been
implicated in a train robbery in New
Mexico late in 1897. This crime was
followed by a murder of an officer who
pursued the bandits.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-05
Ell PAS0, TEXAS, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1900.

republicans.
The conference adiourne ed at l2:15
and the leaders went into seprate
csucuses.
Ure Woodeon said: "Neither sid
has yet submitted definite proposal.
We simply discussed the situation.
':It Is said Taylor is willing to give
up if the democrats will agree to re-
peal the Goebel election law" was
suggested.
"Then he will not give up" replied
Woodson.
The democrats and republicans have
agreed to meet again at o'clock for a
final conference as to peace proposals.
Each side is preparing its demands.
CHICAGO DEMOCRATS SPEAK
CHICAGO, Feb. 5.-Intense indigna-
tion at the assassination of Goebel and
contempt for the attitude Of W. 5.
Tayior were voiced in nearly every
address made yesterday afternoon al
the county democratic meeting in spite
of the evident desire of the speakers to
confine their remarks to an expression
of the sorrow they felt at the success
of the crime.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-05
A FEAST DAY

Today Is the Anniversary OF the
Promu1gat1on OF the Mexican
Constitution
Today is the anniversary of the pro-
mitigation of the Mexican constitution,
and the day Is observed as feast day
all over Mexico. In the City Of Mexico
appropriate ceremonies are being OBJ
served.
In Juarez all public buildings are
closed to the public, and for the tran
saction OF any outside business.
The Mexican Constitution was first
promulgated by President Benito Jua-
rez, in the City of Mexico, in 1857.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-05
SECRET SLATE
To Be Arranged BY the Populists At
Their Lincoln Convention.

LINCOLN, Neb., Feb. 5.-Chairmau
Ed monston, of tue populist' central
committee, today announced that he
bad received notice from 15O members
of the national popul;st com mitsee
that they would attend the meeting
here Feb. 10, to arrange the date for
the national convention and sec reilly
arrange a slate for same.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-05
DELINQUENT TAXES.
State Tax Now Due-And City Taa
Becomes Due March Ist.

The state taxes became due on the
first of the month and all who have not
paid are therefore delinquent. For
this penalty of ten per cent is i'm
posed.
The delinquent list is small, nearly
all large taxes having been paid. On
the last day of January Collector
White deposited collections to the
amount of SIS, 900.
The city s taxes will be due March
1st and penalty of per cent is i'm
posed on delinq uents.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-05
Arguments Now On.

The arguments in the case of Com
stock We. Good in Judge Goggan's
court are now going on. Judge Buck
ler spoke this morning for the plaintiff,
Comstock. There are three more law
yers to follow. 1t is expected that the
argument will close tomorrow about
moor.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-05
MACRUM HOME
The Former Consul TO Pretoria Or
American Soil Again.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.-Charles
Macrum, former consul at Pretoria,
arrived here this morning.
afternoon with the president and secre-
tary of state.
After these he says he may give out
statement giving reasons for asking
for his recall.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-05
THE FLAG KISSED.
British Colors Not Agreeable To
MllWdukeednS

MILWAUKEE, Feb. Sat a vaude-
vile hare yesterday after noon the ap-
pearance OF the British flag was the
signal for an outburst of misses and
cries Of "Hurrah for the Boersn' The
flag was removed.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-05
Kentuckians Getting Together
While GoebeI Lies Dead
At the Capital.
PLANNING THE Way
To Get the Grand Old State
- Out Of the Raging Tor
rent Into a Peaceful
Stream.

LONDON, KY, Feb. 5.-Sundsy wit
messed the arrival here of about thirty
r republican senators and representa-
tives, who will caucus at p. N. today
and outline the policy of the Taylor ad-
ministr alton. At this caucus the key
note OF the address will be delivered
by Senator Slack, who is Governor
Taylor's mouth piece in the senate and
who stands closer than any one else 20
him.
OFF FOR LONDON.
FRANKFORT, Feb. 5. - Lieutenant
Governor Marshall and several repub-
lica1 Legislators left this morning for
London. Marshall arrived this morn
ing from Louisville and conferred with
Governor Tay lor at the executive man
sion.
Tsylor's family have been removed
from the executive mansion and are
said to be quartered with the governor
in the executive building. A report
that Taylor and Collier have slipped
out of the city is untrue.
NO ARRESTS TODAY
FRANKFORT, Feb. 5.-The repub-
lican leaders this morning say that
Governor Taylor has instructed the
militia authorities not to arrest any
member of the Legislature until after
Goebel's funeral Thursday. but after
that they think enough will be arrest
ed to give Taylor's branch quorum.
FLYING RUMORS
FRANKFORT. Feb. Sit is stated on
high authority that Governor Taylor
has called off the London meeting of
the legislature and that the republican
branch will meet here tomorrow. 1t
is said that all the republicans at Lon
don were telegrsphed this morning to
return here at once.
NOT CALLED OFF.
FRANKFORT, Feb. Ex-Governor Tay-
lor says most positively that the Lon
don meeting of the Kentucky legisla-
ture has not been called off.
HOPING FOR GOOD NEWS.
FRANKFORT, Feb. 5.-The wires be-
tween the executive Office here and
Washington are being kept red hot
and republicans are hoping for good
news soon.
THERE YOU HAVE IT.
LONDON, Feb. 5.-Sepator Jolly will
propose to caucus this afternoon for
Taylor that no strenuous efforts be
made to bring the democratic M EN- bers
of the legislature to London. Demo-
crats have been invited and advised to
meet with the repu blicans here and If
they d o not obey the orders to come,
repu blicans will be on deck and if no
4uor um is obtained the legislature will
not have been in session.
COMING TO THEIR SENSES
LOUISVILLE, KY, Feb. 5.-There is
Today a very strong prospect of peace
10 the Kentucky situation, at least
lem porsrily. The democratic leaders
and attorneys went into conference
with the republican leaders aad attor-
,eys at IL 30 at the Gait house. A safe
way out Of the present muddle WAS the
one object in view.
Senstor-elect Black burn, James B.
McCrea Appellate Clerk Shackleford
and National Com mitteeman Woodson
the democratic side, and
Attorney Edelen and General Dan
Lin dsey, ,"of Frankfort, acted for the
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-05
ISTHMIAN CANAL
4 Projected Convention Between
Great Britain And the United
States.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.-Lord
Rauncefote has held consultation
with Secretary Hay closing up ar
arrangements for a convention between
Great Britain and the United States
regarding the Isthmian canal.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-05
DEMOCRAT SEATED.
Settlement OF the Evans sTurner
Kentucky Case

WASHINGTON, Feb. 5.-The house
has adopted the election committees
report on the case of Evans vs. Turner,
OF the fifth Kentucky district, and
seated Turner, democrat.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-05
Echo Mountain Hotel Burned

Los ANGELES, Feb. 5.-The Echo
Mountain hotel, the famous resort at
Mont Lowe. was destroyed by FIRE this
morning.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-05
Metal Market.

NEW YORK, Feb. 5.-Copper 15a;
silver 6Os; lead 4.45.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-05
APPOINTMENTS.

Census For the South Texas
District.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 5.-Thad. A.
Thompson, of Austin. has been made
supervisor OF census for the tenth Tex
as district, and Joseph o. Smith, of
Corees, Colorado, has been appointed
agent for the Southern Ute Agency,
Colorado
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-05-09
Georgia Syrup,
Cow Peas.
Prices right. For sale by
A. ENRICH & BRO,
Wholesale Grocers and Liquor Dealers.
Ill. 113, lis Bay street, west.

the awful tedium of their monotonous
lives, to respond to the natural craving
for exercise, and to save their minds and
bodies from actually whitening from dis
use.
If instead of human captives" we read
wild animals in all this, we shall have
a very fair portrait of what we may see
every day in an ordinary menagerie.
Why does the elephant swing to and fro
forever from his chain picket? Why does
he gather from the floor all the straw
he can ri ach, throw it over his back and
over the stable, to be regathered later?
Why does the squirrel enter and work
for hours the airnless tread-wheel, and the
marten leap listlessly half a day from
point to point-fioor, perch, Stat, box;floor
perch, Stat boX-again and again, with
monotonous sameness day after day?
Why does the lone ostrich waltz far
more than does his wild kinsman that has
many admiring spectators Of his own
kind, and why do the fox and the wolver-
enc trot miles and miles of cage front
every day? Why does the bear roll and
tumble for hours over the same old wood
en- ball as If 1t were a new-found chum.
or. If no ball is supplied, swing back and
forth on pivotal hind foot for hours each
day? Why does the rhinocerous keep on
forever nosing at some projection that his
horn can almost faXeu under, till 1t gets
more and more elusive through the
smoothing OF perpetual use? Why do
wolves and monkeys put in hours and
hours over humble duties that in their
wild state were the work Of a few min
utes at most? To all, the answer is the
same as to the similar query about the
man prisoner. They are putting in time.
They are responding to the natural crav-
ing for exercise They are trying 20 pass
the tedium of their hopeless lives; they
are doing anything. everything. their poor
brains can suggest TO while away the
weary Grag of dull, eventless days. Their
bellies are well cared for, at least are al
ways plentifully cared for, but how few
X epcrs have learned that in each animal
is mentality. large or small, that ought
to be considered.