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Arizona republican., 1901-06-04
LOST AND FOUND

lady's gold pin, Finder return to this office and receive reward.
Arizona republican., 1901-06-04
WE WAKE YOU UP AT BUFFALO" ,"

Acting General Agent.
Arizona republican., 1901-06-04
PHOENIX, ARIZONA.

CAPITAL PAID UP..... .....$100. GOO SURPLUS ........ ..... ........ 25.O00
Arizona republican., 1901-06-04

WANTED-A gentle pony for children. G31 N. Center street
Arizona republican., 1901-06-04

Acting General Agent.
Arizona republican., 1901-06-04
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS

MRS. ELIZA A. EDWARDS. expeFi. enced card reader, tells past, present and future: LAIies, 25c; gentlemens 50 cents. 231 Buchanan street, coense
 of Third street
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1901-03-08

ledge that there has been introduced in
the state senate |; bill known as senate
bill No. Ill, having for its object the
comforting of authority upon boards of
county commissioners to allow blank
books and blanks to be purchased in the
open market, thus compelling Montana
book binderies and printing houses to
compete with eastern houses; and,
"Whereas, If such bill becomes 4 law
1t will operate to the disadvantage of
home institutions and compel them to
reduce the scale Of wages to that paid by
eastern houses and destroy the princi-
pie OF home industry as applied to this
particular banch Of Montana enterprise;
therefore be it
Resolved, That this union condemns
senate bill No. Ill as being vicious and
damaging ,o home industry and labor
and prays the senator and representa-
Give from Carbon county to use all hon
orable means to secure the defeat Of this
infamous, wage-lowering measure.'
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1901-03-08
CARBON STOCK ASSOCIATION.
Regular Monthly Meeting Develops Some
Interesting Items Of Business.

The regular monthly meeting of the
Carbon Stock Protective association was
held in Runners hall at Absarokee last
Saturday afternoon. In proof of the in
terest that has marked the progress of
this organization, and which still con
tinues to grow as its many benefits be-
come better known to the stockmen,
there we're nearly hundred present at
this meeting.
One wolf bounty Of $50 was paid, that
animal having been brought in by Robt.
Hudson. The Carbon association has
radically different rule governing the
giving of bountles than that which pre-
walls in the newly organized Clarke Fork
association. The latter confines the Civ
ing Of bounties to its own members,
while the Carbon association offers
bounties TO anyone who will kill the
wolves unless the bounty seekers are
owners OF stock who have refused to join
the association. 1t is believed that this
encourages wolf hunters to come into
the county and make systematic search
for and determination of these pests TO
stockgroWers.
One of the important matters settled
at the Saturday meeting was the estab-
lishment Of a line two miles back from
and parallel to the Absar okee- Columbus
wagon road, running from Beaver creek
to Whiteburg creek All territory west
of this line is to be for a cattle range and
the territory east of it for sheep
A committee composed of Sam Webb,
T. C. Benbow. and d. +. Gushing was
appointed to meet March II and let the
contract for printing the new brand
book. These same three gentlemen to
gether with George Burton and E. c.
McCadden also constitute a committee
to draw up and make all necessary altera-
tions in the bylaws before the same are
given into the hands of the printer The
secretary of the association was also in
structee to notify the committee Of three
appointed by the Clarke Fork assoca-
tion concerning the publishing of Joint
brand book, to meet on this same date.
March IL, at Absarokee. The latter
committee was composed of Messrs \
A. Ellis, C. B. Clark and L. Lendrum
They were expected to attend the meet
ing Saturday, but for some reason they
failed to reach there.
Instructions were also given to the
secretary to notify both newspapers pub
lished in Red Lodge to kindly correct
the statement which appeared in the
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1901-03-08
MARRIED IA ! % in CHURCH. :;
Will j. Elwood and Rachael Wood Plishted
Their Tr0th SUNDAY Evening.

The Methodist Episcopal church was
crowded on Sunday evening in cxpecta-
ton Of an unusual conclusion to the
hour devoted to divine worship. Not
only were the seats all filled but half a
hundred people were standing around
the sides of the room.
The services progressed in the usual
manner, Rev. Coen preaching 4 very clio
quent sermon. In the way Of special
music Mrs. Fred Holland and Miss Tillie
Holland sang, "Oh Morning Land" At
the close Of the sermon the pulpit was
moved to the back of the rostrum. The
family of the bride came in and took
seats reserved for them in the front part
Of the church. Then, while Mrs. Arm
strong played the march, the principals,
Will J. Elwood and Miss Rachael Wood,
entered the church, accompanied by Ar
thur Martin and Miss Anna Bailey. All
four took their places on the rostrum,
fa:ing the, &C ngregation, and Rev. Mr..
Coen immediately proceeded with the
beautiful words Of the ceremony, the
ring service being used.
1t was very pretty wedding and after
it was over the friends of the bride and
groom came forward and extended the
usual congratulations. The bride was
very becomingly attired in a gown of
silver grey satin, with white trimmings,
while her maid was gowned in white
cashmere. Mr.. Elwood holds position
of responsibility with the Rocky Fork
company and they will consequently
make their home in Red Lodge, where
many friends will extend congratulations
and we'll wishes.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1901-03-08
STRANDED IN SEATTLE.
\ Carbon County Postmistress Finds tie,
Husband, After a Long Hunt.

IN incident that at first appeared to
embrace the elements Of mild sensa
ton began to develop yesterday with the
arrival at the Northern hotel of Mrs.
Nellie Bowler from Bowler, Mont, says
4 Seattle, Wash, dispatch.
Mrs. Bowler is postmistrcss and keeps
a general merchandise store in her town.
She came here in search Of her missing
husband, from whom she had not heard
for months, and for whose safety she
entertained grave fears Late Monday
night description Of the missing man
was furnished to the police, and gen
eral inquiries were made for him, on the
supposltion that he might have met with
foul play.
In the meantime the missing man,
hearing that he was being sought by his
wife by the police. went yesterday to po-
lice headquarters where he was shortly
joined by his wife, who was overioyed to
again see the man she had believed to be
dead.
John Bowler left his wife five months
ago with the intention Of going to Alaska.
He had $500 in his pocket when he land
ed in this city, but he and his money at
once began to part company. lie saw
no use in going to far off Cape Nome to
spend his money, when he could stay
here and have just as good time with it.
He was soon very short of cash, and was
obliged to 60 to work He succeeded in
hnding work at Palmer, where he mined
and did other odd jobs. His intention
was as he naiyely says, to get together
the 500 with which he first left home:
and he had made up his mind when he
should have done so, to return to his
wife, Either he took to long about it,
or Mrs. Bowler believes that husband
with no money Is better than no husband
at ALL In any case she came to hunt
him up, and found him yesterday.
You bet your life I'll go back with
her" said Bowler.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1901-03-08
AFTER LONG SUFFERING.
Mrs. Frank l.. Hill Passed Away at Her Home
in CarbOnadO Last Friday.

Death, the long expected messenger,
heralded BY many weeks of pain and
great suffering, came to Mrs. Frank T..
Hill of Carbonate at G:3O last Friday
morning.
Mrs. Hill had been afflicted for many
months with cancer. At AtIhanksgiving
time, accompanied by her husband, she
went to Brainerd, Mimi, and there sub
mitted to IN operation, hoping to obtain
relief. She withStood the operation all
right and in couple Of weeks returned
to her home ID Carbonate: But the
dread cancer had gone too far and it
gradually sappcd her vitality. Finally.
it attacked her spine, causing spinal
meningitis and 4 paralytic stroke, which
was the direct cause 81 death. Thurs
day morning she seemed to feel particu-
larly well at breakfast time, but shortly
after partaking of something to eat she
was taken with 4 spasm and never re-
gained consciousness.
Mr. and Mrs. Hill and family have
made Carbonate their home for the past
seven years, having previously resided in
Bozcman. Tho deceased was we'll known
in Carbon county and counted her
friends by the score. She was mem
Der Of the Methodist Episcopal church
| in Carbonate and was wont to assist in
the services there. Four children are
left, three boys and girl, the oldest boy
being % and the youngest g. Mrs. Hill
was not quite AZ years Of age.
In spite Of the inclement weather the
funeral, which was held Sunday, was
very largely attended. Rev. Mr.. Guylcr
and Rev. Mr.. Banta we're jointly in
charge of the services,
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1901-03-08

The most important fact Cleaned from
the foregoing table is that the as
sessed valuation Of property in the
county has more than doubled during
the past six years. In comparing the
difference between the amonnt of taxes
assessed and the amount collected it
must be borne in mind that there are
always several hundred dollars of taxes,
sessed or assessed twice by mistake. The
first two years represented in the table
were in the term Of G. G.. Bowlcn. The
amount collected in these two years is
not given, for the reason that Treasurer
Davis, in supplying these figures for The
Picket, could not 90 as far back as that
without the expenditure of too much
labor and time. In 1897 and 1898 w. A.
Talmage was treasurer. The last two
years comprise the administration Of
Treasurer Davis.
1t will he seen that in 1899 and 1900
the amount collected almost equals the
amount assessed This is due To the
fact that Mr.. Davis receipts were great
ly increased by the back taxes collected.
Taking into consideration the sums that
were Wrongfully or twice assessed, Mr..
Davis actually collected in both years Of
his term more taxes than were assessed
for those years. The record of Mr..
Davis is certainly good one.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1901-03-08
CELEBRATED INAUGURATION DAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. |. Davis Provide Pleasant
Entertainment Potter Is Right.

Mr.. and Mrs. Il. i. Davis threw the
doors Of their pleasant home wide open
Monday evening for the entertainment
of a congcnial company of their friends.
This being the time honored inaugura-
ton day Of United States presidents, the
program Of entertainment in the early
part of the evening partook Of guessing
contest in which one had to give various
data concerning presidents and their
wives Leonard Talbot proved himself
the historical expert of the company and
was awarded the prize, "The Lives of the
Presidents In reply to the question,
What two presidents died On the same
day. Sheriff Potter said Bryan and
Stevenson. He should have had the
prize. Potter would rather be right than
bc president.
the time came for serving refreshments,
the guests enjoyed themselves with pro
gressivc hearts. Mr.. Talbot was not so
fortunate here, but received the BOBBY
E. =. Esselstyn. as the result OF a com
bination between himself and w. A. Tai
mage, was awarded the first prize.
Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs.
w. a. Talmage. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. w.
Potter, Mr.. and Mrs G. G. Bowlcn, Mr.
and Mrs. w. b. Nutting, Mr.. and Mrs.
III. J. Armstrong Mr.. and Mrs. J. A.
Mctcalf, Mr.. and Mrs. F. e. Essclstyn,
Mr.. and Mrs l.. Talbot, Mrs M. J. Bell,
Mrs. Walter Anderson and Mr. and Mrs.
T.. II. Alden.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1901-03-08
MEYER HEARD SOMETHING DROP.
Red Lodge Miners Union Condemned That
"Scnb'' Printing Bill.

At the regular meeting of Red Lodge
Miners union No % Of the Western
Federation of Miners, held last Friday
evening, there was a decided expression
of disapproval of senate bill No. Ill,
which bill fostered and pushed by Sen
ator w. r. Meyer of Carbon county,
passed the senate last Friday, but was
killed in the house last Monday.
The bill proposed to give county com
missioners authority to let contracts for
county printing of all sorts to printing
houses outside of the state. These for
eign houses pay their printers and bin
ders from one third to one half the
wages paid to the same class of
laborers in Montana, and hence can
ship books and blanks into this state
at such ruinously low prices that
printers and binders in Montana
cannot pay the present scale OF
wages and compete with them. The
logical result would be that wages would
have to be reduced Or many state news
paper and printing plants would have to
90 out of business. The resolutions passed
by the Red Lodge Miners union Friday
night were as follows:
Whereas, It has come to our know
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1901-03-08
NO EPIDEMIC PREY Ais
Health Officer Informs School Board That
Schools Need Not be Closed
for Scarlet Fever.
MONTHLY MEETING HELD
School Election First Saturday in April
Judges Appointed Other Mat
ters Of Business.

On Monday evening the members Of
the school board without one absentee
met in the office of Principal Kay for
their usual monthly session. One of the
principal items Of business Vas compre-
hended in the arrangements for the an
nual school election of district No /, the
following judges being appointed Frank
Sicora. w. n. Tinkcom and r. II. Davis.
Instructions were given the clerk for
the posting of the notices of election.
While there was no vote taken or any
formal action on the matter, it was the
expressed sentiment Of the board that
the Red Lodge schools shall run nine
months this year. There are enough
funds III sight, inasmuch as the board
counts on receiving, in addition to the
regular apportionment a proportionate
share Of the famous 10000 Doodle money
which has been in the hands Of the state
treasurer, but will now be divided among
the schools of the state.
| The board also decided that the regu-
lar examinations for the third quarter
shall be conducted in all Of the grades,
beginning on Wednesday of next week.
Principal J. N. Kay offered his monthly
report, dealing principally with the at
tendance III the various rooms. The
prevailing sickness has had decided
effect on the attendance, but Mr. Kay
believed that it has been very good, con
sidering the many children who have
been sick from one disease or another,
and that Red Lodge has not suffered any
more in this respect than have the other
cities Of Montana. Both school build
ings were thoroughly fumigated on Fri
day and, for the information Of the board,
Mr.. Kay stated that he had the assur-
ance of DR.. Lutz, president Of the board
of health, that there is nothing at pres
ent which warrants the fear of an epi
demic of scarlet fever. DR.. Lutz says he
can see no necessity OF closing the schools
on account of scarlet fever.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1901-03-08
FEN' FINANCIAL FACTS
Treasurer Davis Summarizes for THE
Picket" the Tax Assessments
and Collections.
VALUES HAVE DOUBLED
Carbon County Makes Fine Showing
Treasurer Davis Leaves First
Glass Record.

by operation of law, and as a result Of
the late election, another Of the county
offices changed hands last Friday. the
first day Of March. On that date County
Treasurer Il. L. Davis stepped out of the
Office which he has so faithfully and ;,c-
ceptably TILED for the past two years and
his popular successor, Charles e. Wright.
assumed control of the financial affairs
of Carbon county. It is but right and
Just to say that Mr.. Davis brought to
this important office perfection Of ad-
ministration that could hardly be en-
celled. Under his management affairs
were il certain instances conducted in N
different manner than ever before. Hc
was the first treasurer Of Carbon county
who ayailcd himself of the provisions Of
the state law in regard to the collection
Of delinquent taxes and enforced the
payment Of back taxes by the conduct
ing Of tax sales. In this way many
were induced to Day their lust taxes who
had neglected doing 70 for years Others
had their property sold for the amount
Of taxes Or more and, unless they settle
the amount within the prescribed limit
Of three years, title u their property
passes to the buyer at the tax sale. In
any event the county is sure of the
amount due.
The beneficial result Of this method Of
collection can best be seen from com
parative table of taxes assessed and col
lcctcd during the past six years This
table will also be Of interest and value
as showing the increase OF the assessed
valuation of property in Carbon county
during period which has witnessed a
wonderful growth throughout this sec
ton of the state. The table is as follows:
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1901-03-08

Carbon County Democrat of Feb. 81, in
connection with an account Of the meet
ing Of the Clarke Fork association. to
the effect that the Carbon association is
behind in it's financial affairs to the en-
tent Of sll5. The statement should have
been. as The Picket stated. that the
roundup simply failed to pay its own ex-
penses by Sl15. The association treas
ury is far from depleted.
Many have been Of the opinion that
the two stock associations now formed in
Carbon county will eventually combine.
Sam Webb, an influential member Of
the Carbon association. was asked by
The Picket If he believed such combin-
alton was likely. Mr.. Webb emphatic
ally replied in the negative and declared
that for himself he would everlastingly
oppose such move. He gave as req
Sons for his position that an association
covering the entire county would be an
unwieldy organization. 1t would be
impossible, in his opinion, to arrange its
meetings SO that all the members could
attend more than about one meeting in
four. The meetings would have to be
held first in one locality and then in an
other. When a member fails to attend
three or four meetings he loses interest
and the important work OF the ;lssocia-
ton lags. For these and several other
reasons, though he heartily favors the
idea Of Joint brand book, Mr.. Webb
VIII oppose the amalgamation Of the
Carbon and Clarke Fork stock associa-
tions. 4|,. r..
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1901-03-08

Billings Gazette: James Holland, the
lumber and hardware merchant Of Gebo,
was in the city Monday.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1901-03-08
THE RED LODGE PICKET

OFFICIAL NEWSPAPER OF CARBON COUNTY
AND CITY OF RED LODGE.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1901-03-08
.WONDERFUL MAGICIAN"
If You Haven't Been "ReIicyed' Now Is the
Golden Opportunity.

DIR. McIvorTyndall reached Red
Lodge yesterday on one Of his periodical
tours Of the state. He heralds himself
as a marvellous psychological professor
and great mind reading magician. There
is no doubt that he is a cunning guy and
possesses the happy faculty Of mystify
ing the people to their financial disad-
vantage. The doctors graft works beau
tifully the country over and one cannot
help but admire the ease and grace with
which he accumulates the coin of the
realm. It's truly wonderful the way he
has of securing the hard earned dollars
Of those who seem to imagine that he
possesses some supernatural gift.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-04-25
STANOWISKO

STANOUISKO erezesa
zarzadu Centralnego Zwiazku
Narodowego Polskiego. 20
ustapieniu p. Hieronima Ja-
blohskiego .objal P. Stanis}aw
Rokosz, dotychczasowy vice.
prezes Zwiazku N. P.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-04-25

BROOKLYN. N. Y. -
Towarzystwo OBJECT Maryi W
tutejsz.j para6i &w. Kazm;e~
RIA sprawi'o choragiew, kt6ra
|byla posw;econa " odpust
sw. Kazmierza. Chrzestna
|byla parma Migral. kasyerka
tego Towarzystwa, chrzest-
nym byl miejscowy organi-.
sta.
ASHLAND, Wis. - w
czasie o~statnich wybor6w
obrany zostal Boleslaw Zala-
da superwizoremH9 wardy, a.
v Y, .: q wardzie Leon . MIC A'liic!halski,
Esedzia pokoju, :: Pan Lud
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-04-25
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w n k /.
Prenumerata wynosl Toezl,ie

Abonsnei opiaeaiacy W1A1u.A
8 dolu. konleosnis 1nuak2 p11ei6
800 "a tedan rok, fubo " tgn
rohn a4a przsdplaeiafsai eEyli r.
cabyeh napn3d, rodsnf. op3xte
s8ffgt5my m $l.so.
Kte .jsdua nam, trsesh. no
1ysh abonsnt6w i prsaGis Cd
xi71heo salorocsnY ahonEuent Z
sdly. t>nu prssE ealy rdk essete
6A ikieeo san1ego prsesehd bedh-
my 1elpletala.
Rio odhiessaxpoesty try gassry:
swxeanym Jest - abonsnta / odpo,
~iedkapgm "a sbonannent:
Keo sr8ieni adres. powinien ma
Ayapmiast poda6 wyda@cy WlARvsA
WI nowy adres.
Abonentom, kt6rsy wyra4nie ME
oam6wie gasety z. Posredni6twem
u6t6wa9o Tub innego -ur3sdnika
poostoWeeo, W1ARus ,posehan1 be-
die, dale3. skoro kto zaprzestanis
dHbdsrad. gasets, powinien wpicrw
xx37s&id, jeze1t co "a nip wipien.
ftsniadze "a i ola W1ARusA ma
ely 'przeseaad prsez pocztow lub
e4presowy Money Order. Mona
IL p~rzes6Aat sbonamentw dolafaca
&plsfowych, prze' Postal note,
3i6o v jednoesntowych Tub dwuaea
tpw1ch zracakseh poeztowych, lecz
j11elit abonament, " tah Pos6b
pfzes&anY, " drodze p,~sepadnis foo
III v tYm kraiu bardzo rEadko
3i,se) wydawea WzARusA NIP
6lsaxe IA to M siebie od~poutedziab
uotoi. Tahie listy n6}lipiej> kssa3
NJ poesela n Eas9owad, DO Ttspeze.
n1Glapeonto1y bierze ma siSfas Cd,
e0W15ddklnoi4, ke wraEl zswsrtp4-
ail doid1 ~ miejsce przazuzo1en{a
Wszelkie Mty oras pnaa6 pie:
nie3ne do WIARUsA adresewa6:
&. DuGaoe6
$50 +. srd Str.
WlNoNA. MINI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-04-25
~PRRzYDENT lfo KiDey
die Igo M.ja = vielks ,l Miss.
Tam naoi1rls guzif vprarii :
ruoh ma.syny, sna otvaroie wysta-
WV Buffalo.
o.

JEzELI pr.snies1 po1ystad
dostopaly Bitter toiedtowy, TAXI
co vzmacnia trawiace organa. POI
irzepia caIy system. potsguJe
.petyt i dzia}a przeciv wszystkim
dolsgliwoiciom malaryeznym, ME
moze,z znalez6 lepszego. jak severy
Bitter zoladkovy, srobioDy ze
s.mychroslin. Cen. 500. j s1.eo
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1901-04-25
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lec1y v1zysfl 10 chorelly
der.


Eiesvycsajnny ten wynalazek
Y zakresie ehor6b oeznych, chxa-
jest przez wszsytkich, tax
przez mezczym, jak przez kobiety
! dziecl jake b&ogoslawienstwo ola
ludzi szuk.jseyeh ssybkiego ra-
dykalnego ~vylecsenia s~apalenia
6cz, chociaiby ono poehodzilo ze
skroful6w, sabisgniecia lrwia,
przytmienia vzroku. Oslabione
oczy wzmacnia ! przywraca wzrok.
Wayscy majacy sposobnod4 nad-
werezanla 6cz, mog2 u5yva6 tege
sposobu ola sapobieenieeia ehoro-
bonn
Gem - 501 przesyika.
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