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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-03-01

Instruments filed for record in the recorders
office Of Marion county, Indiana, for the twenty
four hours ending at 5 p. m. Feb. rs. 1901, as fur
nished by the Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan
Company, No. 129 East Market street. Both tel
ephones 3005:
The sun., 1901-10-12
>. o. PAINE CONES or on TOP,
Tho last OF the charges Against Him
Dismissed lie says tew Words.

The examination 81 the last - the charges
Of larceny against j. Ovcrton Paine. broker
OF Wall street. was concluded yesterday
before Magistrate Olmsted in the Centre
street police court. resulting In tho dis
niissal oi the complaint and III" disohaIge
OF Mr Paine. The complainant was Martin
n Jewel OF ai2 West Twenty-hrst street.
who alleged that he had bean defraudod in
the matter Of stock transactions in which
tL. defendant had acted a. his broker.
col Ahe Gruh"r. who appeared for Paine
ia Responsible for th. statement that his
client will immediately begin suits against
pnrsons who have accused him. alleging
among other things. a conspiracy.
A. the CONCLUSION of the -Namr alton
Mr. paiic said i have taken NV medicine
IN Wall street and ia the courts In silenc"
The e., that every case against my house
has ~ N dismissed on the complainant :
own testimony, without my being COM
tollyd 20 utter one word VA rly defence,
l. sufficient proof that the charges again -
m. Nere without foundation. They were
brought hy discharged employees. backed
M by disgrIntled competitors, under the
belief thai | would submit To hlackmail
rather than 60 through th" notorcty oi
defending myself In court. but IN that they
have m.sjudg-d me ! have Won on their
own testimony. and shall now fight them
ON their own ground. and Ia this end NV
attorneys are preparing suits aggregntlng
over $500 ODn. and wherever there u proof OF
conspiracy ! shall ask for arrests.
L propose not only To reach those who
have opposed ire. but others more prom
inent la the street.
The sun., 1901-10-12
"TRrTH sEEkER' NO ANARCHIST.
Free Thinker>' Organ IiItoriaii, Co-rects
an Impression That u u.

Ina current issue the T-uh Seeker, an
organ 30 the free thinker. edltorAAy de-
nics thnt that publication has any loaniugs
toward anarchism. ur that thu literature
issued from its ofice j. of an anarchist 10
character The purpo-" - tho editorial
l. to correct the Impression which The 'ii-
tor asserts vas conveyed m IuE StN iu a
n,-agr,nh printed a, tho time of pfrSi-
dent Mckinley death that anarchist &C.
literature was d,-plav~d for sale IN the
,Vindows Of the Tru'h S,Cke~'s oillCr
Il am not an Anarchist and n'' even a
Socialist D. VI Macdonald, th" editor
of the Tru'h Seeker. enid YESTERDAY. our
manor doe. not suptuff such ipc' rinc- a.
ar advocated by Anarchists, nor d" tue
books issued bv us foster class hatred.
The sun., 1901-10-12
10 TRY DituOND ~ AIBtNf'
Justice g. irEer.ch tIlis out the Order Tor
shsnxr cf Venue.

Justice CtccrIirl dcCidri Yesterday Va
Polio. tat'.iu TrHua~ = l|.ur.f.t s.-.
y" tried In Ahary count, on a." y. arg" ~
ucr'~r'iuc his dl'v tn ~ .u1r'--ihs .
tis,rdcr,y l'u-c. After granting ''" NO
'iou fur q change - Nruu" OBJ" l..' '" f'
qu.'-t.d the District A''ururv ara ..n''
fHI flr lDrff-.HIi go uCfrH' UH '. t ....' '. .
named tv i.-. ln tho pf.i,F O. f..f '.r
N.-lsiHrf lp-'rct Attorney cans -
t.H' ri- ,. 80 s'Il '..h'sd Nr '.H - ''.'
L., aaa IU fUIa county. aIn IH We. -. y o.
sr.esiy fr .| 80 fh~ "a EafrE e. '.'ii''
suu of clu..l f'r nair.i.f sll. '" N"s.
leave fNn g .lrfv 60 fh. our
Ju.tia. ti,-. rch tNs.u lad V,' A. a."
I.IT" Af'...HN ur-.f,.i d rIH...' .'iA ~
wF- .r.If.i .H o., .sl,...u - oil. ..Ai
y. Is lssreI 'H rafrr .rn where - cow
vas ,n SESSION - ''. .rra'HrH uain"t 'Itsh'
county
The sun., 1901-10-12
MILLER WILL GET NEW TRIAL.
Judgment Of Conviction Against $50 Per
Cent. syndicate Man Reversed

The Appellate Division Of the Supreme
Court In Brooklyn has handed down "A
decision reversing the Judgment OF con-
yic,ion in the case of William J. Miller
of Franklin Syndicate fame, who was con-
yicted before Judge Hurd in the County
Court Ia Brooklyn and sentenced on April
10. 1900, To ten years imprisonment in
Sing Sing prison for grand larceny In the
first degree Miller induced many persons
20 invest their money with him, proms-
ing 10 per cent interest per week. Thou
sands Of poor people invested all they had
and even when the police stepped in TO seize
the place many persons clamored TO in
vest more, DO great was their faith In the
financer.
His failure 70 pay Mrs. Catherine Moescr
the interest he had promised caused her
TO prosecute him. Justice Hirschberg.
who writes the opinion, rehoarcs the history
OF tho syndicate and says there IL no doubt
that Miller was guilty of grand larceny
in ona of its forms He says. however,
that tho indictment contained TWO counts
one for common law larceny and the other
charging grand aroony ~ ieiOhlous
breach Of trust IN appropriattng the money
as Mrs Moescrs agent or trustee. me
District Attorney elected 90 nv the case
on the common law count alone. Inc u"-
fendant urged that II II was common law
larceny, IL constituted only larceny as
aA then for the first time defined by the
statute but formerly known as obtaining
money under false pretenscs and that ne
was not specifically charged with the crime
as defined by the statute.
Justice Hlrrchberg saws that this argu-
nent was undoubtedly sound, the Code OF
Criminal Procedure expressly requiring
a statement Of the act constituting tho crime
20 be set forth In the indictment. The
conviction of the defendant must. therefore.
be reversed unless the crime was larceny
AZ common law Judge Hurd refused 90
charge that II tho jury believed that the
money was obtained 10y false and fruudu-
lent representations lac could not bo con
victed under the common law indictment.
II is impossible to say that the jury we're
not prejudiccd by this refusal. Justice
Hir-chhcrg says.
Justlc,s. Woodward. Sewen and jerks
concur IN the opinion. while Presiding
Justice Goodrich diss.nts, and saws that
there was ample evidence b. Justify the
inference that Miller was propounding
a preposterou- scheme and that he appro-
priats-d MIR MOeecr's money.
Miller will be released from Sing Sing
and will 10 brought Ia Brooklyn aud viii
lie admitted 10 tail PENDING "a now trial
The sun., 1901-10-12
Ine nr, rr Bu,n Retire.

Tho Erv Dr AIhor' e Bum, who fo'
many v"ur- had h",n she pastor and msu.
sr~f OF ~" church Charity Foundation
An Rrrpk Iyr has ~~tr.sI iIs ooru~~'iou
vHfh 3D. restitution suI o.. ruw l'.lg s'
N.-NnnuI Hiu Tic R~v TRAN 4 Trar,
!. acting 40 pastor - The foundation
The sun., 1901-10-12
Don't You Forget Tsmu,n, Won't.

WIZ d.d pa 90 do'rn'.'sn w"crdcp t7fA-
oa rg.sis1Hg' D1't forget 10 hare your
rar7f ~ o~ ihe h. today No TcWWd7g
NAV '.r.c' 90 ,'g.sicr yesterday lou ought
10 r,c,y',r today and sloT hl' po1 are o-o
o. floas vto do no; h'hsN ~ G'sc~ie' iirc-
Lrrofs.u
The sun., 1901-10-12
>cuc,t snd Iinrst Dutch Liner In Service.

tn, steamship Ryrdam. latest and biggest
of tho HoNaud-Am"rica' tvin-scrcv fleet.
sailci Yesterday from Bog!ague ou h"r
maiden TIM to this port She ieft Ru't"r-
Jar, tho oav tcfrr~. end H. ia. hero on
SUNDAY Shs moNSuNs- iaVD tons gru@s
l. SIS feet hong. q, feet lsam ana a. feet
J.ap She Wa- huif hv Harland 4 NoIf
~ h.lfas' she will sail from this port
IN ~ "A
The sun., 1901-10-12
nnr., rnn ,a ncsi.lcr Te-ia,

Ps-s', fr-feg - rop didnf rs-is'Sv -cs-
t,rfa Reg,..r aHd h. ready 10 80 ior
ol.ar streets ava q nsv Cai,f o. Polcs Ros
s'sr tb-acE
The sun., 1901-10-12
SCHLEY GOT ORDERS IN TINE.
EVIDENCE PR0DU0ED IMPEACH-
ING HIS vERACITY.

Prsved Beyepd Deubs Thst the ''Dear
scsley'' Letter was Delivered 20 HIM
On May N. snd Thss ths Orleu -
Proceed 70 eenusss wnh An Psssibie
Despatch Reached Him the Next Day
-Eudcncc Also Preduced That the
McCans Memorandum was Delivered
te schiey ~ ths saus Time ~ the
Dear schlcy'' Letter-ileuts. Ait
heuse and Dewey. Nephew of tho Ad-
n,irai. Describe sohIey's Biock ades and
the ATTACK ON the Colon -schle, Or
dered the PSrsng sa the Csiea ~ 900
Yards Range. the Attacking ships
te 90 at . Speed of 10 knots.
The sun., 1901-10-12

~ ths Cuuff iltd vssu take ~ru~s haAs-
turs - usr - boz ul.aus 90 netsfttiiiss fiss
p.I.iiua q "a Ma f.s''a e. unr ISL
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1901-09-14

and me, Notary, after the reading OF
the whole.
Original signed.)
Koubion & Strobe,
per L. ROubion.
Bickham, Magee & Co.,
per C. H. Bickham.
Preston Burns.
w. J. Warren.
Hardy H. Smith.
H. j. Smith.
c. 5. E. Darlington.
S. ID. Bulloch.
Witnesses:
4. J. DOmergue, Jr.
Thos. NJ. Burns.
II. II. Warren,
Clerk, and Ex-Officio Notary Public.
State of Louisiana-Parish of St.
Tammany.
hereby certify the within and FORE
going to be truly recorded in mortgage
book "H," folio's 437, 43s, 439 and 40.
Given under my hand and seal of
office this 10Th day Of August, 1901.
w. T.. Blossman,
Deputy Clerk and Ex.Officto Recorder.
au "a, 81, sep Z, IA, q.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1901-09-14
ARTICLE TWO.

The capital stock of this corporation
shall be Twenty-Five thousand dollars,
($25,OOO) divided into and represented
by two hundred and fifty (.5O) shares
Of one hundred (lOO) dollars each, pay
able in such manner as the Board Of
Directors may determine. The corpo-
ration to begin operation as soon as
five thousand (5oOO) dollars shall: have
been subscribed, -
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1901-06-25
SEALED PROPOSALS

VIII be received by the Board OF County Com
misSioDers of Custer county. Idaho at their
regular July. 1901. meeting for the care Of
poor OF Custer county for the term c0nuenc-
ing On the 18Th day of July and ending on the
third Monday Of January. Ess1-
The bidder whose proposal is accepted wili
be required TO enter into contract TO furnish l.
suitable hospital or rooms to be used as a hos
pital. TO provile all necessary TODD clothing
lights medical and surgical attendance. as well
as all medicines and surgical appliances etc
and in fact 10 provide at his own cost aud ex-
pense all things which would properly be the
cost anc expense OF Custer county in ths care
OF its i1digenE. sick. and otherwise dependent
poor. 10 decensly and properly inter All county
charges who may die while in his care 10 fur
niSh all medicines medical attendance. medical
and surgical appliances 10 persons eonnAed In
the county Jail
The said Board at said time and place will
receive bids for the care OF It's INDECENT, sick.
and otherwise dependear poor at 4 rate per
day for each person coumitfed TO his care as
earetaker OF the lndigenE. sick and otherwise
dependent poor OF Custer counfT Sard care
to consist OF food cIothinz. lights. beds. bed
ding. medicines medical and surgical attend
ance and appliances
Bids must De sealed and marked. Proposals
for Care of INDECENT Sick. and Dependent
Poor ard filed with the Clerk OF the beard on
or before iuly sth. 1901.
The Board reserves the right TO reject any
and all bids
BY order of the Board OF County Commits
Slo1erS- GEO e. kEYES. Clerk
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1901-06-25

n. J. SHARP. Register.
FirSr publication Tune 18th I.nl
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1901-06-25
4rH OF JULY COMMITTEES.

Committee on Arrangements
J. G. Fox, F. A. Reed, T. j.
Paul, E. G. Chamberlain, VIM.
Buster.
Soliciting Committee
Beatrice Bradbury, Pearl Nc
Gowan. Myrtle Morrison, Mabel
Rowles.
Committee on Salute =
r. N. Hull, J. L. Ebberts, III.
G. MacKendrick.
Committee on Liberty Car Con
struction:-
Chas. Waddleton,O G. Bomar,
H. G. MacKendrick.
Committee on Liberty Car AR,
rangements -
Miss Alice Felkner, Mrs. A. G.
Bomar, Mrs. ID. Cameron, Mrs
Belle w. Thompson.
Committee on Decoration:
Mrs. J. L. Ebberts. Miss Cuba
Trusler, Mrs. Ralph Larter,
Mabel Clarington. Ralph Larter,
Cliff Larter, VIM. Chivers, Guy
Bradbury.
Committee on Music -
Martha keenan,, F. A. Reed.
Committee on Sports
VIM Buster, Geo. E. Keyes,
E. q. Chamberlain.
Committee on Horse Races =
A. G. Bomar, Robt. Morrison
Chas. Frost. Thos. Chivers, Ben
Metzger, VIM. Wells.
Floor Managers
Geo. E. Keyes, Henry Nc
Gowan, Chas. Howell.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1901-06-25
@LoeAL NEws-@<

Only Is days TO the 4th of July.
Don't be a Moses Come early
and avoid the rush
Wm. and Amos Leaton and
Daniel Stephens returned from
Weiser last Thursday where they
attended term of school.
Ice cream and cake served at
Boyd's hotel on afternoon of 4fh
of July. Cake and ice cream %
cents.
There is little doubt that Presi-
dent Mckinley played a conf
dence game on the country when
he stirred up the recent talk
about an extra session. AS a
matter of fact, people who know,
declare that he never had the
least idea of conveniug Congress.
A Missouri editor apologies to
his readers for the lack of news
as follows, which shows the trials
to which a country editor is often
subject I'VE expected to have
a marriage and a death notice
this week, but a violent storm
prevented the wedding, and the
doctor being sick himself the
patient recovered, and we are
accordingly cheated out of both
items"
1t is now making up for the
cold weather. Last Thursday
a hot wave struck us, and the
thermometer registered 108 in
the sun.
About one-third of the total
income of the United States is
now expended in pensions. mill
tary and naval affairs. Again
one person in ten receives Gov
ernment salary or support of one
kind or another That is, one
third of our income is handed
over to one tenth of our popula-
ton. There is food for thought
in this.
A couple were recently married
and the bride invited an old maid
aunt to the wedding. The cards
were swell and in one corner bore
the inscription Children not
expected. After scanning the
inscription closely over her specs
the old lady said; That's all
right, but they'll have them just
the same"
| j. G. Fox returned from Salt
Lake City last Thursday. In
the law case Felkner, ct al VS..
John E. Dooly. etal., the trial
was postponed until the 3rd oi
next September.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1901-06-25
STANLEY DREoeINGs.

The dredge is undergoing
slight repairs and will resume
operations soon.
The State wagon road between
this place and Boise is open, and
with the exception of fallen timb-
er, is in fair condition.
Geo. MCGOWAN, All. Small and
Chas. Colvin are building exten-
sive stock corrals here in Stanley.
Challis & Sturkey have quit
ground-sluicing. A big clean up
is expected. All the placer min
ers will do better than they ex-
pected.
Steve Smith and party, con-
sisting of four men and fifteen
pack animals, came in from Boise
on Sunday, via. Wood river.
They went on to Seafoam. Their
objective point is Thunder Noun
tain.
Tell Milton A. Brown TO feed
his burro on scrap iron or the
clippings from a tins-hop. Mr..
NJ. O'Donohue might sell him
some scrap leather. In winter if
he will give the burro his old
straw hat, an empty barley sack;
some salt sage and snow bank.
the burro will make out. Is the
burro Republican or Democrat
lic ? 20. p.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1901-06-25
BRICKS

Wanted-to let contract for
500, 1000 bricks-to be burned and
delivered at Houston,' Idaho, at
the earliest possible date.
Bids for the entire contract
should be sent to the Office of
the White Knob Copper Co.,
Houston, Idaho, before July 1st,
1901, together with references as
to the ability of the bidder to
fulfill contract satisfactorily.
WHITE KNOB COPPER Co.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1901-06-25

G. e. Kinney, ex-County Com
missioner of Custer county, now
of Blackfoot. was in ChalIis last
week on business
John Sullivan of ChalIis is the
happy father of 12-pound boy.
The youngster arrived last Fri
day night, June 21sf.
BOARD AND LODGING-At
Mrs. NJ Jose's, northwest of
r. N. Hull &c Cos. store, ChaIlis.
Idaho. Meals and lodging strict
ly first-class. Fine large rooms
and good beds, and the table sup
piled with the best the market
affords. Board and lodging by
the day, week or month, at reas-
enable rates.
LOckhart Boyd is very sick
The delinquent taxes of Custer
county the sale of which com
menced yesterday. will be con-
tinued from day to day until sold.
The ravens fed Elijah of old.
but will they attend to the new
Eliiah-Dowie OF Chicago, or will
he have to depend on the jays ?
Minister Conger has carried
one county in Iowa in his race
for the Governorship. Perhaps
the administration will help him
Cal syss,sskA rest to insure his NOM
ination. rezrs--
Mr. Madden of the Post0mce
Department has bitten off more
than he can chew in his new
scheme to shut premium giving
publications out of the mails. He
admits that Congress has three
times refused to make law doing
this and then asserts that he pro-
poses to do it without the aid of
Congress. There has been notn-
ing quite equal to this since a
Treasury Department clerk de-
clared an Act of Congress un-
constitutional few years ago.
The case of Dupont VS.. Nc
Fadden which has been in the
District Court of Custer county
for a number of terms, was set
tied last week.
Ex-Governor Pingree of Mich
igan. is dead. He was a great
friend of the poor.
/ We learn that the Salmon Riv-
er railroad surveyors have com
menced cross -sectioning and
making the permanent survey
on this side of Houston, and that
the permanent survey has been
made to the head of Sheep creek,
only aboat 20 miles east of Chal-
lis. This is practically the same
route that Mr. Young. engineer
for the Short Line, viewed last
fall From Sheep creek the road
would naturally follow down the
Warm Spring creek into this
valley. 1t now seems almost
certain that the road will not
stop at Houston this fall, but will
be pushed on to Salmon river.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1901-06-25

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
Land ONCE at HALEY. Idaho !
June lIth~ 1871.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has tled notice of his intention
70 make final proof in support Of his claim. and
that said proof viii be made before d. E. Nc
CAllum, U. :. Commissioned. at Houston. Ida.
on July s4th. 1901. viz Charles A. Andersen.
H. e lsv7 for the Ss& swA. Sec 3. NJ Nws4.
See. 81. TIP. 8 N. k ssE.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land. viz
c. c. Davidson. of Houston. Idaho.
John Davidson.
George Nowacki, OF
Jim Pence. OF
Nj SHARP. Register.
FirSr publication Jnae 18th l.ni.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1901-06-25
Notice OF Public
Sale of Real and
al Property
l bF Administrator.
In the Matter OF the
Estate of
Christian Morler.
Deceased.

Notice is hereby given that in pursuance Of
an order Of the Probate Court. of the County Of
Custer, State Of Idaho, made on the 18th day Of
June A. D.. 1901, in the matter OF the estate Of
Christian Morler, deceased. The undersigned
administrator of the said estate viii sell at
Public Auction, to the highest bidder for cash.
and subject to confirmation by said Probate
Court, on Wednesday. July nth. 1901,
at O'clock p. n.. at the Probate Court
room door in the town of Challis, Custer county.
Idaho, all the right title. interest and estate OF
the said Christian Morler. at the time Of his
death, and all the right title and interest that
the said estate has. by operation OF law or
otherwise, acquired other than or in addition
to that OF the said Christian Morler at the time
OF his death. in and 10 all those certain lots.
pieces or parcels OF land. situate lying and
being in the County OF Custer, State OF Idaho,
and described as follows to-wit
An undivided u interest in the Mountain
King quartz mining claim Also an undivided
4 interest Of IN and to the Josephls qcartz
mining claim. Also an undivided 4 interest of
in and to the Birdie r. quartz mining claim
All of the above named quartz mining claims
are situate in sheep Mountain Mining District
Custer county Idaho. and for more perfect
description of said mining claims referred to
the Records of Mining Claims of Custer unity
is hereby made. Also an undivided y interest
in some past due amounts and notes.
R. n HULL.
Administrator of the Estate Of Christian
Morler, deceased.
ChaIlis, Idaho June 22nd 1901. vi
First publication June 18th 1901.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1901-06-25
SEALED PROPOSALS.

VIII be received by the Board of County Com
mlssioners of Custer county. Idaho. at their
regular July. 1901, meeting, for "a period of
two years.
Ist.
For the maintenance Of all the county highways
nov included within the present Road District
No. !.
2ud.
For the maintenance OF all county highways
within contract Road District No. 3 which aafd
contract District No. = includes the present
Road Districts Nos. and 4.
Bids must be sealed. marked Proposals
for Maintenance Of Road Dist. NO" and
fled With the Clerk on or before July sth, 1s6L
The Board reserves the right to reject any
and all bids.
BY order OF the Board of County Commits
sioners. GEO 4. KEYES, Clerk
Dated June list. 1901.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1901-06-25
IpAHo's MINERAL OUTPUT.

The report of the United States
assay Office at Boise on the mih-
eral output of this state for 1900
has just been issued. 1t shows a
much greater increase over the
previous year than had generally
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1901-06-25

In the Probate Court of the County of Custer
State OF Idaho.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1901-06-25

G. E. Kinney, ex-County Com
missioner of Custer county, now
of Blackfoot. was in ChaIlis last
week on business
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-12-11
NEW OFFICERS ELECTED
Annual Meeting of Des Moines.
Iowa Falls & Northern Rail.
way Company.
Officers for the Year Chosen
and Progress Of the Work
Reviewed.
Thirty.five Miles OF the Road
Graded..Trains to One Town
in Operation.
Special to Times-Republican.

SDecial to IlmeS-ReHuDllCdL.
Iowa Falls, Dec. 1.-THE annual
meeting of the stockholders of the Des
Moines, Iowa Falls & Northern railway
company was held in this city last eve
ming, the following being the newly
elected officers of the company: Presi-
dent, E. S. Ellsworth; vice president, w.
H. Courtney; secretary, ]. H. Funk;
treasurer, W. II. Woods The new ex-
ecutive committee is made UP of the fol-
lowing members: e. S. Ellsworth, w.
H. Woods, w n. Courtney, j. H. Funk,
William Weldon, w. v. Shipley, c. b..
Shaw The following new directory OF
fifteen members was chosen: e. S. Ellis
worth, w II. Woods, NJ w. Hill, H. B.
Hall, H. c. Miller, w. H. Courtney, L..
E. Jones, j. r. Funk, William Weldon.
w. V. Shipley. c. E. Shaw, q. &.
Hoag, j. l.. Harrington, j. NJ. Rinehart,
of Iowa Falls and Cherries Hutchinson.
of Des Moines. The reports of the Off
GERS of the company show the enterprise
in first class condition. Fully thirty-five
miles of the road has practically been
graded and tracklayers expect to reach
the new town of Sherman by the goth
of this month. The American Express
will operate over the new road
and has put an messenger to handle
its business and opened an office at
Buckeye. One of the elevators at Buck
eye has opened for business and daily
shipments of livestock and grain are
being made to Chicago markets.