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Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1901-12-23
A RICH JOCKEY.

Fifty thousand dollars year II q
big salary for nineteen year old boy.
yet that figure is given as n conserva-
tive estimate OF Otto Wonderley's next
years earnings. II sounds like fairy
tale to hear tina. THIS same otto Won.
derley. today considered one OF the
greatest jockeys on this continent, un-
Ill three years agoearned precarious
living by selling papers at the Grand
Trunk station in London. Ontario.
Not long ago. for consideration OF
$4,000. Millionaire Hagin of Califor'
mia, secured young Wonderley's sigma
ture 10 a contract to ride for him next
season. This is for second choice and
is the highest price ever paid for n
Jockeys service under such conditions.
Compared with what Wonderley will
get in salary and presents for winning
races this sum OF $4,000 is insignia
cant. Should he but partially fulfill
the expectations OF his admirers he
will make fortune for himself before
he attains his majority. The boys
phenomenal ability as a jockey first
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1901-12-23

ing performed. with this ring" said
the Eminent Reformer, II thee wed"
Here there was a breathless hush over
the audience as the Emancipated Won.
an made a gesture Of dissent. and ex.
claimed: And this. after your cam.
paign against ring ruler Never!" Say.
Ing which she swept out Of the church
The audience was divided in It's su..
prise over the injection of politics ints
matrimony and the sight OF an Eman.
cipated Woman sweeping. g.-Baitilaors
American.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1901-12-23

modelled rifles were not technically
arms of war" and while the prefect
of the Saone-and-Loire was TRANQUILITY
neglecting to take notice OF the arm
ing. nine men had met together in the
private room of a wine shop of Saint
Etienne. They were Bexant and Ev-
rard. delegates from the north and
the Pas-de-Calais; Joucaviel and Cha
brolin. from Carmaux and d'Alais, to
represent the south; Merzet and Girar-
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1901-12-23

det. sent by the federation of the
Loire; Buvat and the Citizen Buisson-
nier. standing for the center, and Citi-
zen Cote. general secretary. These
nine men as delegates to the National
Federation OF Miners. claim to speak
for 10000 fellow workingmen and
voters. Besides clearing on their regu-
lar three months accumulation of rou-
tine business. they had TO demand
three great things OF the government
and nx date for that most redoubt-
able Of al labor demonstrations, a
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1901-12-23

mooen, condemned by the war depart
ment and sold at auction for few
icancs each to spectators. These lat
ter had remodeled them. suppressing
cartridge; but this did not prevent
their being able to send a bullet
through thick plank at $50 yards.
The Socialist committee OF Saint
Etienne-another mining center-be-
gan buying them at wholesale from
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SPORTING NOTES.

Boxing In Chicago. which received
a black-eye from the McGovern-G Cans
alleged fiasco. is beginning to become
popular again In the Windy City.
There are half dozen clubs giving
weekly shows with six-round wind
ups. Nearly all OF them are conducted
under the name OF political organiza-
tions. The authorities 80 far have TAX
en- no steps to stop the contests.
winton. the Detroit chauffeur. fc;as
all the automobile records up to data
from one to ten miles. They arc AZ
follows: One mile. 1:06 as: two mile.
2;13s4-5 three mile. $3.50 is; four
mile. 6:27 l-b; five mile. 5:S3 IS; six
mile, $40 AS: seven mile. 7:g7 i-5;
eight mile. s:54 SIS; nina milo,
1901 rs; ten mile. 1l:09.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1901-12-23
TERRY M'GOvERN.

Any one who knows Terry Mccoy
srn personally will take but little
stock In the report that he has become
. plunger on the race tracks. Terry
h the last person In the boxing game
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1901-12-23

Now, the Eminent Reformer and th'
Emancipated Woman were about to b
welded In fact, the ceremony was be
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1901-12-23

he spectators. The Socialist news
yaper continued to do a roaring trade.
not only with the strikers OF Montceau
but with their correspondents in the
center, the north and the south OF
France. At Saint-Etienne, a
One-time Protestant pastor. be-
came fervent anarchistic au-
tutor, got possession OF some
thousands of them. These. with
fine anarchist impartiality. he sold or
gave away to the non-striking miners
Of Montceau. Another lot he disposed
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Don't wait for opportunity 70 cali
tm you. Go and meet Il hsif way.
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ica.)
race. Smith has never had a lawsuit
over Q bet or stake during all the
years that he has been holding other
peoples money.
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lied being S4.76 per acre.
s~TRUCTERFs.
Central Point township lowered two
per cent.
Webster township raised twenty
seven per cent.
Bristol township lowered forty-nine
per cent.
Lynn township lowered thirty-seven
per cent.
Raritan township raised twenty-four
per cent.
Grenville township raised II humid
red and seventy-four per cent.
Waubay township as assessed.
Scotland township lowered sixteen
per cent.
Andover township raised eighty-four
per cent.
Pennington township lowered three
per cent.
Rusk township raised seventy-four
PEI mt.
Kidder township lowered twenty per
cent.
Butler township lowered four per
cent.
Valley township lowered twenty-One
per cent.
Nutley township raised sixty-nine per
cent.
Racine township raised twenty-nine
per cent.
Kosciusko township raised Il humid
red and seventeen per cent.
Union township lowered eight per
cent.
Homer township lowered thirty-five
per cent.
Independence township lowered thir-
ty-three per cent.
Morton township raised eighteen per
cent.
Liberty township lowered twenty
seven per cent.
Egeland township lowered twenty
II per cent.
Wheatland township raised one humid
red and twenty-one per cent.
Highland township raised sevent-six
per cent. . ST.. ... '...mr.
York township raised eleven per.
cent. '~ h -
Troy township raised sixteen per
cent. 4.s.g .-...
Oak Gulch township raised eleven per
cent. $40 gEaa +. ae s~iafs... .s ,salraa eEa
Webster city as assessed. ....r
Waubay villaged raised twenty-nin
per cent. jag E.." ."75-.t"- f.-H-@a
Bristol village as assessed.
Andover village raised twenty-five per
cent. $50
Pierpont village lowered forty per
cent. .....s .... g..
Butler village raised ten per cent.
Lily village raised ten per cent.
TOWN LOTS.
Webster city as assessed.
Waubay village as assessed.
Bristol village lowered forty per
cent. Il 4. .a.# .... ....... .. ST..
Andover village raised thirty-six per
cent. ."
Pierpont village lowered thirty-four
per cent.
Butler village as assessed.
Lily village as assessed.
~tt rgr. HORSES. .
Under three years and over six
months old.
Central Point township as assessed.
Webster township as assessed.
Bristol township raised four per
cent g- ,..as -;f .s c. -...
Lynn township lowered six per cent.
Raritan township raised seven per
cent. 80 '.a ..f ~. saaG
Grenville township raised forty-three
per cent. ''7
Waubay township raised twenty-eight
per cent.
Scotland township as assessed.
Aldover township as assessed.
Pennington township raised forty
nine per cent.
Rusk township as assessed.
Kidder township raised fourteen per
cent '. H.. ...... ..
Butler township raised thirty-one per
cent.
Valley township raised one per cent.
Nutley township as assessed.
Racine township as assessed.
Kosciusko township raised thirty
seven per cent.
Union township lowered two per
cent.
Homer township as assessed.
Independence township raised one per
cent.
Morton township raised two per
cent.
Liberty township raised sixteen per
cent. a.a
Egeland township as assessed.
Wheatland township raised eleven
per cent.
Highland township lowered two per
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ard ~forty-fuur per cent.

ard forty-four per cent.
Lynn township raised -four per cent
Raritan township as assessed.
Grenville township raised twenty
seven per cent.
waubay township raised twenty
seven per cent.
Scotland township lowered per
cent.
AndOver township as assessed.
Pennington township raised three per
cent.
Rusk township as assessed.
Kidder township raised seven per
cent.
Butler township raised twenty-five
per cent.
Valley township as assessed.
Nutlev township raised one per
cent.
Racine township lowered five per
cent.
Kosciusko township raised four per
cent.
Union township as assessed.
Homer township raised Il per cent,
Independence township as assessed.
Morton township raised three per
cent.
Liberty township as assessed.
Egeland township raised six per
cent.
Wheatland township lowered twenty
six per cent.
Highland township lowered two per
cent.
York township raised eighteen per
ceht.
Troy township raised two per cent.
Oak Gulch township as assessed.
Webster city lowered twenty-four per
cent.
Waubay village raised six per cent.
Bristol village raised eight and one
half per cent.
Andover village raised twelve per
cent.
Pierpont village raised thirty-three
and one-third per cent.
The average value of horses three
years old and wei in this county being
$3.50 {.
CATTLE.
Under two years old and over six
g, .... 81. months old. ....H
Central Point township raised eight
per cent.
Webster township as assessed.
Bristol township raised twenty per
cent. r ..... ... ~
Lynn township as assessed. ...ara-
Raritan township as assessed. a~.. a.
Grenville township raised forty-two
per cent. ."s@ rf.~
Waubay township as assessed.
Scotland township as assessed.
Andoyer township raised five per
cent.
Pennington township as assessed.
Rusk township lowered nine per
cent
Kidder township raised twelve per
sent.
Butler township raised forty-one per
cent. " " .,
Valley township as assessed.
Nutley township as assessed.
e Racine township as assessed.
Kosciusko township raised sixteen per
cent.
Union township as assessed.
Homer township as assessed.
Independence township as assessed.
Morton township lowered seven per
cent. .-s #.. .... .. 8. ..
Liberty township as assessed.
Egeland township as assessed.
Wheatland township as assessed.
Highland township as assessed.
81 York township raised thirty-six per
cent. "
Troy township raised thirty-three per
cent. .
Oak Gulch township lowered thirteen
per cent. "a" s...a. .... A.
Webster city lowered twenty-three
per cent. '
Andover village raised fourseen per
cent. ...
Bristol village as assessed.
Waubay village lowered two per
cent.
Perpont village as assessed.
The average value of cattle under two
years old and over six months old being
$1,000.
COWS.
Two years old and over.
Central Point township lowered one
per cent.
Webster township as assessed.
Bristol township as assessed.
Lynn township as assessed.
Raritan township as assessed. - Ii
Grenville township raised four per
cent.
Waubay township as assessed.
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four per cent. NV
Rusk township as assessed
hldder township raised thirt,.s !.
per cent. Hps
Butler township lowered tor,
cent. 20
Valley township lowered SIX 3.
Nutley township raised tortvs
per cent.
Racine township raised three
kosciusko township raised ~
four per cent. '"enq
Union township lowercr TIM.
cent.
Homer township lowered ten 70,
independence township lowaroa
per cent.
cent.
Liberty township raised one pe, !
Egeland township raised ninteen !
cent.
Wheatland township lowered 4.
per cent.
Highland township as assessed
York township lowered twen,
per cent.
Troy township raised tweuty.uins I
cent.
Oak Gulch township raised fifty,
per cent.
Webster city as assessed.
Andover village raised twelve
cent.
Bristol village as assessed.
Waubay village as assessed,
Pierpont village raised twenty.as.
per cent.
The average value of wagons and
carriages of whatever kind being Sod
P%IANoFoRTEs.
Webster township raised twenty y
cent.
Andover township raised one hrl
dred per cent.
Pennington township raised tveurl
five per cent.
Rusk township as assessed.
Butler township raised eighty sw
per cent. rE
Union township as assessed.
Highland township as assessed
Webster city as assessed.
Andoyer village raised fifty per cent
Bristol village as assessed.
Waubay village raised seventeen p
cent. ...... -....
Pierpont village raised four per cent
No assessment of pianofortes in OAd
townships.
The average value of pianOfGn
being $500.
WAREHOUSES. a
Webster city as assessed. n
Butler village raised twenty per- a1 |,
Pierpont village lowered twentyf1
per cent. ....s |.
Brsistol village lowered twentyH
per cent.
Andover village lowered twenty p
cent. r. q
Waubay village raised fifty per cent Y
Lily village lowered thirty per Al q
Hogs in the different townships ID
villages We're on motion left as ases1 h
All other property in the dncN1 N
townships and villages on motion =
as assessed. !
The equalization of the assesnn
for the year 1901 having been conprs
the Board adjourned to meet m
regular order of business at l:@pA
1870 o'clock P u g
The Board met pursuant to ad'a1 "a
ment, Present Chairman shah /.
Commissioners Hallstrom, sletten, .
ant ana hellanuer. a.. .sU ID
On motion the following DIE Ii
audited and allowed: 4.
st. Johns Hospital, care Oh =
Amund Nagaard, Theodore
Nelson, William Nesse ana
Rudolph Guam
Charles Lapiuski, care OF frshA
Lapinski -.....,...... y
O. MachmiLler, supplies to MIS- Y
Harrenden and P. COpley
Wesley Cook, witness fees %
Dakota Central Telephone oO'' We
telephone sarvica-conrt houss ! q
Benjamin 6 Foster, under" Pss
services-poor ..... ~ m
Charley Wells, board OF n.
Copley ..........i. "a
Isabella Cook, witness fees h.
E. w. Taylor, states a''o 81 hp
s~alary-June .......
A. H. Forsan, supplies . coN h
treasurer ...'..'
Otto o. Ottoson, care OF
Johndahl.
r. G. Holloway, court orae
Mrs. S. S. Alsager, care !
S. Lull, county physician
var ending June 80
A. B. Meyer, board OF pc" IL.
Park B. jenkins, county Phys'' Aa'
y ian's salary ending June "na so
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Southern Ry.
Schedule IN effect November Is, 1850.

Trains leave from Peuna. Station
500 a. IN. Daily. Local for Harrisonburg and
Tor hzriotte and way stations.
His a IN. Daily. U. s Fast Nail Sleeping
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Charlotte with sleeper for Augusta. Solid train
Nash ngton to New 0-tan.. Dir.rs car service.
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and PORT Tampa Through coach tc Jacksonville.
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rrn Limited, Stepping cars to Asheville. Knox
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Macon Birmingham. Memphis. Montgomery. No
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days and II 30 m Wednesdays and satM
Gays Only fDf Leesours- go p H. "eeh oSys 10
Herndon.
Through train, from the South arrive Washing.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.
FOR RENT-Large, sunny 2d-fOor front room:
also back parlor and hall ROOM excellent
table board; reasonable. 1915 18th st. NV. ial-5t
ROOM AND GOOD BOARD, home commiorts; so
q month for two; other bOardcrs. lj7
Carroll st. Sc; half square from Library.
dr3l-3t. EN-
FOR RENT-S-ooud- floor front room, with beard
for two. 6I2 Mass. deSl-2t, en-
FOR RENT-Nirely- furnished room and board.
private family. 332 II st. ne de3l-3t
WITH GOOD BOARD. large o. small rooms: well
furnished cheap; centra! location. 1915
81. NV. de3l-St
FOR RENT-Niocly furnished rooms. with or
without beard; reasonable. THE KE!-S0 C3G
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los rci..
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january 5. inclusive, III despatch per 5. 5. War
rinoo. (o)
Mails Tor CHINA JAPAN. HAWAII, and PHIL
IPpINE ISLANDS,. via san Francisco. close here
daily at 800 p. m. up to January II. inclusive
for despatch per =. s. Gaelic. (O)
Mails for CHINA and JAPAN. via Vancouver
close here daiiysat ! 90 p. m, up to January %
inclusive for despatch per f. S. Empress OF ia
pan. Registered mail must be directed via
Vancouver" (o)
Mails for COCHIN CHINA are forwarded Ia
New York for connection with European steamers
.-PHILIPPINE ISLANDS (Nilit1ry MaiD, de
spatched to San Francisco all closes for that
Office To connect with Government transports, the
sailings OF whici; nscEt =.
Cb) Registered mails close at l D. IN. same
day.
(e) Registered mails close at 500 p. M. same
day.
Id Registered mails close at 500 a. IN. same
day.
Je) Registered mails close at 800 p. IN. pre-
vious Saturday.
~ Registered mails close at 100 p. m. pre-
vious day.
ID Registered mails close at 1900 p m. pre-
vious day.
(E) Registered mails close at 500 p. M. pre-
vious day.
(o) Registered mails close at 500 p. IN pre-
vious day.
JOHN A. MERRITT. Postmaster.