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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-07-13
THE PALACE HOTEL.
1t Is Now Under the Management of Will.
lam Vaughn,

Last evening the Palace hotel prop
erty was formally transferred to Will
liam Vaughn, who has purchased the
same at a consideration of SO, 500, and
will at once proceed with improvements
that will provide the capital city with
a tirst-class hotel. Mr.. Vaughn is no
stranger, either, to Santa Fe or about
the Palace hotel. For years he has
been identified With this hotel in one
capacity or another. He is thoroughly
familiar with the business; in former
years, when lessee of the hotel, he made
it immensely popular with both local
patrons and the travelling public, and
he has had experience enough here to
show him just what can be realize I out
of such a venture in the way of profits.
The people of Santa Fe in general are
very much gratified to see Mr.. Vaughn
step in as both proprietor and mana
ger, and bespeak for him the hearty CO.
operation of citizens toward making the
Palace that success from the start
which its new management so fully
merits.
Extensive improvements are to be
made at once throughout the building.
There are owe 100. rooms in the hotel,
and something new is planned for al Of
them. About $4,000 is thus to be ex-
pended. The old baths and toilet rooms
are to be torn out and replaced by new
one up to date. Kalsominers and
painters will be kept busy several
weeks giving the interior and exterior
walls, %verandas, etc, attention. Connec.
tons with the Palace venue sewer are
to be provided, and the spacious
grounds, also, which have been neglect
ed for years, are to be improved, en-
bellished and beautified by the placing
of brick walks, trees and shrubbery.
The dining hall will be the first to re-
ceive attention, so that it can be opened
to the public by August l, but the house
is to-day open for and tran
silent guests desiring roomers.
For first-class assaying go to W. NJ.
II. Woodward.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-07-13
Notice to Teachers.

The Santa Fe County Normal lnsti.
tute will be held, commencing the frs
Monday in August, and continuing two
weeks, in the city of Santa Fe. All per-
sons desiring to teach in this county
will attend. The law requires all teach
ers employed in the public schools tc
attend some normal institute. Profess
sor j.. A. Wood has been engaged tc
conduct the same, and will be at the
high school room on above date at 9 a
m. Fees will be $2.75 for the term.
FACUNDO r. PINO,
County School Superintendent.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-07-13
He Made a Record for Himself in Colorado
and Utah,

and Utah.
Adolph G. McClasky, whom many will
recall as a lively street gamin about
town five years ago, first paper carrier
and then an employe in the New Next
can composing room, returned home
yesterday after an absence of over three
years. He is now a bright. well in
formed young man, and a school teacher
by profession. Most of the time while
absent he spent in Colorado and Utah,
working in a store or or a farm or in IA
lumber mill. In Utah he attended a
summer school, worked diligently and
passed an examination which gave him
Il first class teachers certificate. The
last term he taught at Panguitch,
Garfield county Utah, and they have
requested him to return at the close of
his vacation and again take charge Of
the school. Ell route home he made an
interesting trip by team travelling south
through Arizona, and into Mexico thence
to Ell Paso, a trip of 1,200 miles. This
young Santa Fean's friends may well be
proud of his record.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-07-13
Certificate Of Apportaonmsnt Of School
Funds for the County Of Santa
Pc, New MEXICO.

I, Facundo F. Pine, superintendent OF
schools for said county, do hereby GER
tify that have duly apportioned the
school fund Of said county on this 18th
day of July, 1900. The amount Of
money subject to such apportionment is
S2,31s.26. The total number of persons
of school age is 1886. The rate per
scholar is $O.32 which is apportioned
to the several school districts as below:
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-07-13
PERFECT
WORK
w. J. Slaughter, Agent.

W. J. Slaughter, Agent.
Orders taken at Slaughter's barber
shop, south side of plaza.
Basket leaves at z .. m. on Wednes-
days and returns on Friday night; laun.
dry ready for delivery Saturday morning.
No extra freight or delivery charges.
The Las Vegas Steam laundry makes
q specially Of nne laundry work,
and its worksissarst class In all part!cu,
lars PHONE lO7
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-07-13

Open day and night at the Bon-Ton.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-07-13
q. s. Weather Bureau Notes.

U. 3. weather Bureau Notes.
Forecast for New Mexico: Generally
fair tonight and Saturday.
Yesterday the thermometer registered
as follows: Maximum temperature, "a
degrees, at 1926 p. M: minimum, Ga de-
grees, at $40 a. m. The mean tempera-
ture for the "a hours was "A degrees;
daily humidity, "a per cent. Tenn
perature at 500 a. m. today, 81.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-07-13

Misunderstanding drill men. muck.
ers and trammers; also, two goo(
blacksmiths and machine drill sharpen
ers. Copper Hill Mining Co, Rinconada
New Mexico"
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-07-13
A SANTA Re BOY.

For first-class assaying go to W. M
II. Woodward.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-07-13

LOST-Pin and chatelain watch, open
face, green dial, monogram 81. w. c."
Return to this office and receive reward.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-07-13

Ice cream, $3.50 per gallon at the Bon
Ton.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1900-07-13

The best 25-cent meal in the ciity a
the Ron-Tor.
Little Falls herald., 1900-11-30

The AmericanStea Barge
Works, in which Rockefeller
is heavily interested at West
Superior, Wis, gave their
*'labor' a full dinner pail in
shape of a 20 per cent cut in
wages in payment for their
votes Nov. 9th. On the D. M.
& N. ore dock at Duluth
November 9th the men were
told to go and vote and take
the whole afternoon ifnecees-
sary. Of course they voted
for the full dinner pail.
When they returned they
were told that work
was slack and laid off for the
rest of the season. Surely
they will have a full dinner
pail-of wind.
Little Falls herald., 1900-11-30
When Not To. Drink.

The times when a man should not
drink ''dolden Grain Belt" beer. are. so
very few and far between that thew
needn't BE- mentioned. Drink it in the
morning, drink it at the table, drink It
on going to bed, drink it when you are ar,
hot and when you are cold; when YOU
are vet and when yon are dry. It does
you good by aiding the nutrition and !,
Strengthening the digestion, Made
out Q! pure barley malt and hops, hv.
the Minneapolis Brewing company and
sold in little Falls by E., S. Tanner 4: 1
Little Falls herald., 1900-11-30
-
Died. :.
&,

Chas. Olson. for the past ei ebt
years employed in the yards OF the
Pine Tree Co. died Thursday morn
ing last week. of cancer Of the stom-
ach, aged 80 years.. The deceased
leaves a wife. The funeral took place
from ZQar church Sunday. The de-
ceased leaves his family in good cir
cumstances. He has an honest. .ha rd-
working man.
C. E. Foss died at the home OF his
son, John A. Foss, in this cit y. Thurs.
day night last week. aged "a years.
Mr.. Foss had been living with bis
son for year and a bali. He eleaves
TN children, living different parts OF
the country and those who could be
reached attended the funeral, which
took place Saturday afternoon from
the residence.
Coleman Bridgman, the veteran
lumber1nan, we'll known here, died at
St. Cloud Saturday, aged y years.
The remains were taken to Massa
chusetts for burial.
The little daughter, 6 years old.
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Cook OF Ft.
Ripley died Wednesday last week
The funeral was held Friday and the
remains brought to Little Falls for
interment
Little Falls herald., 1900-11-30

One of the press associa-
tions circulates a Washington
dispatch which said that At
torney-General Griggs resig-
nation was due to a notifca-
tion from the New Jersey IL
quor dealers association that
unless he resigned the assoia-
tion would have to look for
another attorney. This place
tits stated, pays25,000 a year,
aud while it isnot implied that
Mr.. Griggs has held it while
in office, it is implied that he
was the associations attorney
before going into the cabinet,
and that the place has been
held open for him ever since.
The administration S nullifi-
cation of the anti-canteen law
through the counsel of Mr..
Griggs looked bad enough as
it was, but if the above story
is anywise true, it looks very
much rse.-Ex.
Little Falls herald., 1900-11-30
+ The last election showed q
great increase in tie socialist
vote in this country.

During the campaign the
republican speakers had much
to say about the injustice OF
disfranchisingthe negro. But
the campaign is over, and
Wholesome radical republicans
wouldlike toreduce theSouth' s
congressional representation,
yet Mckinley and other lead,
ing republicans object. The
South must be tenderlv
treated, they say. What be.
comes of all those protesta.
tions in behalf of the negro!
Little Falls herald., 1900-11-30

Senator G. K. Davis is dead,
and the citizens of all parties
will regret the passing away
of the eminent Legislator. He
had an important part in the
constructive history of thefew
years past, land was the most
conspicuous Minnesotan in re-
publican national politics since
the time of Wi 1dom. His
successor for the time until
the legislature elects will
likely be Hon. Charles A.
Towne. 1t is thought quite a
contest may develop ;n the
legislature.
Little Falls herald., 1900-11-30
Official Postal Guide.

The official postal guide OF the United
States is published by Geo. F. Lasher,
lat N. Tenth st., Philadelphia, Pa.
This house has the contract for the
years 1901 to 1904 inclusive. Every
business man ebould have a COPY.
Pr;cein cloth, $3.50, in paper, 81. This
includes supplements to July, 1901.
Little Falls herald., 1900-11-30

The Sauk Center Avalanche
still wants reorganization. -
That never will happen if it
means letting the party be
run by those who stabbed it
in the back, The Whitney,
Eckels crowd are not demo-
Gratis.
Little Falls herald., 1900-11-30
FRIDAY. NOV. 80.

Te Beers are a good deal
like the demoCrats-they ought
to consider themselves licked,
but they don't.
Little Falls herald., 1900-11-30

We would like the St. Paul
Globe to tell us whether in the
event (Which now seems i'm
possible) that Whitney, ,Cleve-
land, Eckels, ct. al, and the
Globe succeeded in ''re-
orgdnizing' the democratic
party-we would like to know
whether the Globe expects
from the democrats who be-
lieve in Bryan the same kind
of allegiance that the Globe,
Whitney,et. al, have given the
democratic presidential can
didate in the last two cam
raigns.
The trouble with the Globe
and it's ilk is that theyimagine
the Chicago convention to
have been merely a spasmodic
affair, where the delegates
were moved by the marvellous
ordtory of Bryan. That con-
vention represented more than
thrt. 1t was the protest of
the real democracy against
their betrayal by the then
dominating element of the
party. On many great tques-
tions there was and is no
essential difference between
the leaders of that element
and the republican leaders. If
the nomination of Bryan in
1896 had been merely a mani
festation of temporary things,
simply an accident, a some
thing not founded on tangible
grounds, it would have been
easy for Cleveland, German,
Whitney and the rest to have
gained control of the party be-
fore 1900. But theconvention
of 1896 marked the rebirth of
the democratic party and
eliminated the politicians
who had made it serve
their selfish ends. The demo-
cratic party cannot call itself
a party of the people, land have
arch-monopo1ists and friends
of special privilege for it's
leaders. Whatever the future
holds in store, what issues
will present themselves, no
man knows; but before the
Globe and the rest like it pre-
sumo to tell democrats what
to do, they at least should
wash the blood from their
hands.
Little Falls herald., 1900-11-30

Mrs. Geo. M. Dow and son Nor
man left Monday for Snohomisb.
Wash. Mrs. Dow will visit friends
there tor few weeks, and Norman
will probably remain there.
Little Falls herald., 1900-11-30

H. Nohe has sold his con-
fectionery business at Morris
to X. c. Green of Fargo.
Little Falls herald., 1900-11-30
Ladies O Size
stem wind 90
year fine Boss
hunting cases,
7;jewel, Elgin
or w althann
movement, low
at SIS, but for
this sale at the
extremely low
price of
, $40.

This is the time of
year when it is very
hard to get Elgin and
Walt. movements
especially o size, but
we have a lair amount
on hand and have a
hold on more. We
are able to give you
big bargains. We
can give you CORE
spondingly low pric-
es on l1-jewel and l5-
jewel in 25-year Boss
cases, and gold cases
Little Falls herald., 1900-11-30
City Tax Rate.

DFollowing is the city tax rate, SO. 9
as against 40 mills last year,a reduc-
tiOn of One-tenth OF mill:
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-03-01
Estrav Notice.

Notice is hereby given ih,t J 7. Thomp-
sou, whose rosioihse address ~ Grand
Valley Oklahoma. iii an the first day of
February A. u. lh0O, take up nni post ns
es',ay-, the following described live stock,
tOwii:
one lny hoi-" pony about fourteen hands
high, about tive y"ais uld LEN trout foot
aud right hinl foo, white nearly To the knee
Branded So "r &C. The brand imp,r.
feet or impossible 10 determine
Also, one pale red nnley hull calf white
face, bush of tail white Ears partially
frosted of. No brands Now nearly one
year old
That said estrnys we're taken mp on and
are h-ing held on the south hnlf cf the
southeast quarter Of section thirty. township
three north. range iw.niy.E. 4. ". and the
range in that immeiirie vicinity. all in
Grand Valley Township, Beaver County
Oklahoma
In testimony whereof have hercrnio yet
my hand aud affixed my official seal this
twcuiy foui,h day OF February, ,. u 1900
& Tracy,
County Clerk.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-03-01
Ilu,,In.p,i l,y Fire.

Aiout noon Tuesday the residence
occupied b, George Williams aud si,-
ua'.d in the n,r,h par, Of town caught,
on fire, considerably damaging the roof
hut doing no other injury. The flames
brosc ou, about the chimney in conse-
qnence of n defective nae. The wind
WIS hiph aud snow was fa!lisg NJ the
time. Some member of the family
discovered the fire aud Mr.. williams
did what he could to cx,ingush the
fumes while his vile called others to
help A ladder was procured aud q
number Of persons climbing on the roof
sum sur"red, d in stopping the fimes
while others ,xti1pui,hri the flames
that had got started inside the house
Had j, not been for timely all the
bwlding would soon have hccn reduced
to ashes NJ the wind was high aud tho
smoke inside wun!d have been uuhcar-
able. A. il was the roof was the only
portion of tie building materially in
iurcd.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-03-01
Harry Ress received another ..r or

Harry Reas received another ear or
ccru last week. with Which he !, feeding
hi. csiv~ south oi tie ely. Competent
judges 81 cattle tell u, ,ha, this is one
If the hc,, Ioi. nf calscS to be found IL
the c""rtrv. He has lost s"vc,al from
blaeklcg. - Meade CvuuIy News
Action has been commenced in tho
district court ArsiLst the h"ndsmon nr
Ex-Co. Treas. Gco. W. Wiley, ~ rc-
cover s3,sG1.Ii, with interest vt G per
cen, from The llIh day Of Oct. 1898.
The books or the ,rcasurcr's oi!ice we've
examined last summer and showed y
d-Gci, cf that amount. Action was he
gun srrinst Mr.. Wiley cmbrzzlemcnt
aud deia'ca,ion. The case will come
up at ~" ne>' sitting Of coIrt ut this
place. - Meade County News.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-03-01
Citlzcns Rcu, onst rate.

A eoodly number OF citizens Of
n-aNr and the surrounding country
held n meeting Ut the court honsc Sat-
urdsy nitct,"on ut two o'"clock 20 take
preliminary steps toward demonstrating
ngnios, the proposed bill IN congress for
kasinr the public land west Of the o0,h
meridian, Tho suhjcc, was oiscasscd
with u result that committee of
three was appointed to draft y remon-
rrsnce against the measure before al
lulrd ~ and this c"nmi,tce il 10 report
~ meeting H. he held ut the court
house next Saturday At two o'clork.
The members ot The committee are ]. =.
Drnnmnrd i. &. T,acy aud .. j.
I.u"ihuurrow
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-03-01
Norm. 1 In>,i,u,. Seasons Named

Two periods for holding normal in-
s,i,u,e. have been designated by the
Board ot Education. Onc Of these
pcriods closes June Is und the other
Angus, H. The institute period for
this county depends ou The decision Of
The county superintendent. That is,
he eau selrc, either Of the above named
periods. hut the institute must clore on
one of The above da'cs, that the cIsn,i--
nniinns ~ the various counties holding
institutes a, that nmc may be held 81
multanruu.ly.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-03-01
Land ur!r NJ W'TdwGr'. -. z.

Soiir" II hrrchv given that tie EIiowiu
uaiuui E"iil'r has hlrd mote" uT her ia
H nti,n g. max Huuh rot IN support al
h'r r.Hitu, Rud thai sLd Irp'I " II NJ"
in"i- b {, ,luy T.. rIrkuri. clerk Of the ris.
tssr Ui his ni srnc". Eri re- bella BnIIins, r.
his d-puiA, NJ u aver Oklahoma I,rriIDrS =,
On NnT, h II, lgn. NiI:
St.ii X. In Ia, wiiHw ui William alta
d,""ns u, a. L., No 2ts. fr the u rihwt-i
puhrI'r ut section -, township moth. range
:. T.. q. NJ.
she naIu't The following witnesses to prove
her c"uiinl"i- rtr,arnu" upon and CutiYa-
tpu ~ iHui v 2.
Charles X. Wright, ,f Iih,rR' KarsRs;
wrrlingt u Hus,"d. Harvey iustrd, Mar
,ht h. l'ihls, aId benjamin bOguc, al of
BrHNCr. -.
I Il. lIEALy, Register.
First pub. Feb. |. lru
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-03-01
land one at woodward, o. =.

SniirriS hrrrhv given ih,I the i"linwing
upiu"d settler h.s Med motto" ~ hi iu.
ten ~ Ia max" iIR! prnni In suupurt ur ! II
claim, aud III it snid proof VII u" made h".
i"i"' har e, -. Tam hill. Judge Of the Pro.
tat. tpu't IN ant ( T HsnV county. q. 81,
n R.nvrr, - = .'n Mlrrh 10. l''D NlL
Noh-rl \ " 'pl,. ~. l.. No. Hl', for III"
south ~ 81 I'll" southwest quarter. pnd The
W. 1t at tn "a h-ntt u'R'irr ~ section
~, Tow ns'ip north Tnng' - g.. q. VI.
a." nRup III" following W.T. l"shr~ e. prove
his nti"u uS residence up u aud cuIiiNa-
lion ui snii larl, w:
Juin iLarrhHri. % rrrv.r. -. =. Inhu
:nishsli Hnd william Z. ~ nus a. Riverside.
-. !. aud rauk Long, ,f Gear axe. q. /.
=. u. iiEALN. u, gist"i,
First rub Ian IS l>isI.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-03-01
Comics. Notice.
nrrArTNpNr "r TuE lNrEpfuR.
4. X. Land once at Woodward -. r,
~ A

Is Land once at Woodward %. r,
fch ", iHpn.
= sufficient cCn'"si niAy't having been
fll.d IT. this ONO. hy Maui. 4. IrpNn, CO %
u NJ ,ht, against HON teal 80 ~ No. ISi,
trade ~,ptcnh H. IiHti, Z r the nOrihw"S
quart az srcth n ~, t'wrship nor h ra gr
~ cnst, hy vii lam T.. Sinclair. "untc tee. In
VIII rh II - ALLEGED thL' III" ,ntrymar hes
VIII Hly ahnnd ruUd ihr IraUi iHciuu 4 ~ hi>
Homestead IN ~ fr mo than siN inopths
prior "a the ,N, irntlon q ~" fivc v"urs FROM
date NJ rn,ry; that : III default still crntiuu, =
up to the present tine. aud ihs IN II Grr,uli
Is no c used 10y Hsun nt his emp - Inrnt IN
the vi Itnrv or Naval SET / T' at g." ini 81
-Iatas - tune ui war. sad par I"S Hrr h'ip.
10y U'tin'h iu HIp"dr, rtspOId ~ u . " eve
d"n"" urh'u" said nl,gat N q 10 T'lo
n IN - April q. linn, before thHrl -.
lHnnt lil. ! hgu Ut the lh rt urI N - u
tor Beaver County ~ T.. III his ufi q In We
N"r. nk 'nhOnip I,rrihrNg aud ih't H. al II ar
Ing will hc ted ~ 10 OIL ~ r. M ArJii T.,
hoo h"or III" hrltat"' nHd Rec. var nj tn
United - NJ In Il Cflgc n woodward ~ T.
The said contestant hiv ~. ina prop : an
dnyIt nnd Jntuary ~. 1900, set iurtu n
which, shu" that 'r du' igcnc" crs unl
r'rNi"" Uf this notice c'n me-. b. ~ ,d". N i
h"ichy ord rrd ~ Il directed that such n ir D.
!" given hy dur Hnl PROPER M lea lon ~ tn"
licind. putt is'ri a. lravr', Beaver c.u MY.
-. y III" saInc county ~ whiru the land IN
situated
= y. IiEhIy Rc. .i,tcr.
ftrS' pub irh'v ~. ti',.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-03-01
RCTicEs Fos pusL,cATloH.
Land onicr a, Woodward, %. T.

Land Onicr NJ WO'i'rarl, -. T,
February >. ~ ~
Soiirc - hrrchv givcr that the fillnwi Ing
nIui'd ~ has mid motto" ~ hi. ~.
t-n'iun Ia mtt"h pa ~ supi ort 81 hiS
ci' i'm, nnd tha' SAID proof Wi h" mat h =
i''rr laN T.. Iirkhrd, "'rrk 'f III" District
q urt ~ aud fr i!''nN"r UNITY. -, = nj in
"as- ni his ab-cn -, then b"i"r bella la i"-
Ter his deputy, al icavcr -. T., on Mur,h
-, 5000, VIZ;
Ira u. =. wilson. " r. No 800, tor tn" east
In ol III" >" ihe"s' quarter ~ rti 30,
hnd the south est quarter Of the n 'rthw"st
quarter ot stc'i n 80. ami ~" north ~ - quar-
r i the suthwcSi quarter oI seriiDn -,
tuwnthip irurh range :: j.. q. VI,
lie uHii's thU 'Ill wing Witnesses to provc
his g uiinuous rrHii ncc upOn aud CultiNa-
tor "f sI,id la hs viz:
j. q. HrSrUn snd \. T.. ruchr""n. ~ Pea
yer, -. Z 4. 4. Nr'tlrn. at kimwouh, q 4 (;
y. y, tranmor, Ut I"'NrT,u.
=. -. ilE,LY, Register.
lirst pul. f'b a. 4, ou.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-03-01

Yes, your u ounr," said the rrsion--
er, Il admit that ! struck the plaintiff
! put up with his slack talk aud insult.
Ing actions without saying u word, or
even noticing him. but when he scn, me
Que Of those outrageous coWic valea-
tines. ! hunted him up aud slucged him
good and plenty "rhc prisoner is
discharged Go slug him again" said
the judge, the instant the explanation
was made, - Ex.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1900-03-01
EwAHp.

The following resolution was adopted
by the Beaver Live Stock Association at
its meeting on February }. 1900:
~ RESOLVED. That the Beaver Live
Stock Associ Ition oaer a standing reward Of
$50 O0 Tor the apprehension and conviction
Of any person guilty Of stealing, driving
away. slansh,ering. or in any other manner
arproprialing To hi- own use or to the use Of
others. unlawihily, any live stock belonging
to or under the control Of any member Of
sail Association.
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Notice Of Attachment
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