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The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-11
Order OF Publication

Cpunty st II Francois. 81
10 ihr Lircalt tusrt November Term isa4
state OF Missouri al tisr relation OF ana ~
the use Gi fraak Eiehnpiaon. Collector ss
TN ''''''F' ''''i'''
VS.
Thomas sinlpAln, ara the unknown heirs Of
Thomas ~tlpkin. defendants.
NoW 10 ttis uay udEncs thr plaintiff herein
~ h,f attorney $ i9pAln rwink. ANA alus
other .u.hzs that dvieHdauts fp1ntas
7tniVtiH aun uthit11eH heirs ~ FhBtnaH
simpson a." not residents ni Ilt,4 state eif
Aiss"itt. Nil-iHhpnn, q d ordered hy thu
clrfA lu vacation mat said defendants ~
notified by publication thbt piaiatim has
culhIntheea salt asatlnH. them ~ this
court, Ii'e dlaec and gsnerd naturv ofwhirn
e 90 vuiuua' tlit collection ~ hack taxes sitt,,
tisr county uf - tr3nrpis aud state III Mts.
syHrt Gee lHu srHfa iafs issf lslt ana raii
ainuartlnX % 90 % AIS. on the foliosina
=. Fettst,'t 4slss'gs.snt una fprtritsd lands ID
bte County 60 81 fAncuis and state nf AIS
@AHf1, tn'Nit -uuth half vt the Southwest
HFiitt trt 81 eevtiun ~ township A. range 4
g9atdiighk " hcFus asa that uticss tile said
ltnihaA Ninlpkiu ana unknown heirs III
Thomas shulkln. - ana anssetr nj aus
court, ny thr ue1l term lhcsn5f H. H. isesTin
ana il@llRu at The court huusf III The eity III
~ llt A..'h " aa'd county On the tenth
l4g vt futt4hifg p|Nt. ana on or before the
hrst diy %. s4ld term, II thp term shall 10
continue ~hlau q uut. then Gn OF iiaf1rs thf
A.ist uaS "i sald lvrm-answor ur plrad in
-taaa't ~ H'+l tHtNff. fHt AAiitN rs il4 IT,
iAhUH ak r4i4ltrsed. ana Judgment - M ~,
wandered arrurainslY.
Am ir tuwhrr uuicrud. tuat n e,uv
hhtFll 't ptlus Evd, ucgIriling 10 las, Ia the
tal tnlh'lA" tiiuet Aud Herald, Is news
paper luulfhrd lU sIiu rBunIy uf "a Frln.
SUD- lHl t7tt ttpFsa suecassiFeiy, published
dt iris, once week, the iltt ihsertiou la IT,
1t itlN, ",iN"n tin brI9tv the nrst uAy ~
salu hcAt Nusynlivr term ui this rvurt
= g. WILLIAMS. Jirruit lcFE
\ tf1' rutg frIui tito r.ei.rl
"Nitf. ln} band. ana ssh 90 The Circuit
........ lHrf r 81 tMucuis county. ms
1tAi. t't $3.50 luJ -cp'oulHaT Esg
sept, iiiH, ~.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-11
The Biz ShnM l. Coming

The agents of Ilowe's London Shows
have been Ia our city arranging for
the coming Of that ever welcome
amusement aggregation, aud the small
boy will be cOrrespondiSgly happy,
and everybody and his best girl will be
At Pennington on circus day, Thursday,
September rs.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-11
Order OF Publication.


| County Of 81. FrsncoiH.
In tbs Circuit court, November term, ig19
state OF Missouri al the relation anG to
the use OF Frank Richardson, Collector OF
the Heyenua OF -. Francois County,
plaintiff,
Alfred Harris. and unknown heirs OF Alfred
Now o. this day comes the plaintiff
hsrGtA, by her attorneys, ffpktu sWinK.
and Giles her petition and aiTldavlts aileg
Alfred Harris ana unknown heirs OF AZ.
fred Harris are not residents 81 tho state Of
Missouri Nhsreupuu. II Is ordered by the
CLERK in vacation, that said defendants be
notified ~ publication that plaintiff has
comnsnesJ . suit against them In this
Dnuft. tbe 0h1aet aud general nature of
which Is 70 eDforre the collection of back
taxes due the eogntT q y Kraneois and
lHs1, 1890 and taQl. Amounting In al 70 so. 20
on the following described delinquent and
forfeited lands ia St Francois county aud
state 0f Missouri. to wit North half OF
the southwest quarter Of section ~. town
ship -, range b, containing ~ acres and
that unless the said Alfred Harris. and the
ankpown heirs o. Alfred Harris, be and ap.
pear AZ thls Onart, az the next term there
Of, 10 be began Hnd holden at the Court
House 10 the IlfF Of Pennington. In said
CogHty. on the tenth day ~ SoYambs
tsrm, Il the term snail go TONG continue
and II not. then an or before the last dny Of
said TORN answer or plead 20 the petition
IN said cause, the same vii be taken as
confessed. and Judgment viii be rendered
accordingly.
AMI II Il further ordered, that a copy
hereof, be published. according 20 law, IN
The faTmiaztun Times and Herald, a neNs
papeF published tn said County OF -. fran
cufH, foF fas:F weeks successfully. published
at least once week the last Insertion 10 be
1T LEAST fiftsen days before tho first day Of
said next November term ~ thiE Court
J. q. MiI.LIAEE,
Circuit Uiefk.
A true copy from tbs saesrsl.
witness my baud, and seal Of the Circuit
49, gourt OF 81, FrRncois County
7 sxALb this the tth dap OF september.
&c WILLIAMS,
sept II. isal Circuit CLERK.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-11

Il Years q Dyspepiie.

Il. II. Foster, 5IS S. I'D ST., Salt Lake
City, writes: 81 have been bothered
with dyspepsia or indigestion for al
years: tried many doctors without re
lief. got a bottle ~ Herhine. One
bottle cured me, am now taperiug off
on the second. have recommended II
to my friends, II is curing them. too. 50
soc at City Drug Store.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-11
paIsed From the Dead.

c. W. Lands, Porter" for the Orr.
entail Hotel, Chanute. Kan. says: II
know what II was 10 suffer .ss:.h neuralgia
deed did, and got bottle of Ballard
Suow I.inirnent and was raised from
the dead. ] tried to get some more.
but before had 'deposed' of my bottle.
was cured entirely. ami teiliH de
truth too 7sc soc aud el.oo at City
Drug Store.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-11

Latter day RcpubIcanism may be
an improvement over that OF ls6j-To,
but the Ziegonhcin administration "a
st. Louis doesn't furnish much con
firmAtion Of the fact. The boudling.
corruption aud bribery of the leaders
aud men who ran the city machine are
notorious.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-11

Presipsnt Roosevelt has placed him
self in the unhappy position of not
satisfying anybody with bis trus.
talks. Tho trust maguateR are dis
pleased, both because they do not want
the subject agiiated and because the
President talks OF regulating them by
some sort Of national legislation, while
the people who see the real danger of
the trusts regard bis well rounded
phrases as . mere temporizing with
the question. The first step toward
controlling them Is TO deprive them of
their strongest support by repeating
the tariff ON all trust manufactured
articles; but the President can't bring
himself 10 that.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-11

Co., aud Farmiagiou Telephone Co.
for 1909 Ia as follows; loo for state
revenue, ioe Tor ttste Interest, zoe
for cnuuty revenue, Toe for road, DOC
school aud 26c for municipal for Bis
maFck.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-11

The Democratic party Of Missouri is
pledged by its platform TO the policy
OF direct legislationi tha; il, the peo-
pie mas demand that any act If the
Legislature he submitted or referred to
them fer ratification before It becomes
q law. Nothing would so effectually
break the power Of a corrupt Lobby
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-11
Democratic Ticket.

Representative Thirieenth District
EDWARD huBb.
state Senator Twenty sixth district:
JOHN l.. H4ADLEN.
COUNTY TICKET.
Representative
JOSEPH DuSkLlN
Presiding Judge County Court:
@. 7. TUI.LOCH.
Associate Judge FIRST District
JOHN A, srROTt
Associate judge Second Dlstriyt:
JOHN NJ. WOOD.
Circuit Clark and Recorder
J. g. WILLIAMS,
County CLERK
!. A. LANHtNth.
Collector
FRANK HiCHAED-DN.
Prosecuting Attorney.
Is. II. MARist ~
Treasurer
=. J. iiENsiLN,
Probate Judge
!. \. IusSOM.
sheriff
IL. NJ. MURPHY.
Public Administrator.
CHAs. T.. WILSON
Coroner
DIR. A. l.. EVANS.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-11

II the school fund amendment to
the Constitution is not adopted the
Globe Democrats aud H. misguided par
tisans will not be long in learning that
the State school fund certificates are
bonds within the meaning aud spirit of
fhe Constitution, Il they will make an
issue Of that question before the Su-
preme Court Even two Of the Re-
publican candidates for the Supreme
bench would, IN the event of their
election, uphold the consiitutionalily
of the certificates or iorswear their
own oslh.b bound official actions In vot.
ing to mako and MAINTAIN them.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-11

AMERICAS GstAgEsF Su0ws---f
you have no girl borrow sosue one
eIse's girl and go TO The big shew oa
September 18th al Farmington. II II
the biggest show that has exhibited
here.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-11

The DuRklin Democrat announces
that there will be a big demand fof
cotton piekers IS soon De the crop IL
ready 10 be harvested.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-11

Mrs. Rogue of Ap,ns Is probably the
oidess person In Washington countyas,
she is nearly nInely-four years old.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-11
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Notice.

gussca Il hsfenx sfypu Thar letters OF Al
fulltstFwtInh with viii annexed @sre
a5naSxsJ To the undersigned isy 4lae rvusSfa
Court III Mf ErApeuss c0uzffF, MtszHs1fi.
datsa Tbs lzfh ss9 "a Aasust. tasa. oss the
estate OF
CHARLES HnyFMAs. asas&saG.
All parseas havfna claims against raif
ansaaFkixHaa &dzniasssnafnr for allowances
wffHin ore FnA3 ffg5fH EH# tansessf Eaza ant-
Jexf or fhef ssaF " brrT1aszsa FEassn aur
ixAs1eEt ut SAID eska1Hs mi IL ras axEtssteas
LISTERS knas &1l} ~ tesxsssz hsFTassa.
w. n. Dan.
x;ssSss;==+t !. :. fsss. AdmlaissraEor.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-11

Series of Stock Values from Date Of Organization Of Association
No Of Eeiesl I. Dues paid each share7 s5I.oo.
How months has serfnn2
No shares
No shares ioanedon1
No shares loaned
STATE MISSOURI
County Of 81. Francois. ]. P.C and
A. Nixon, President each
the knowledge by
books a T.
j. p CAYcE, Secretary.
W. NJ HARLAN,
lLsl Aiy commission expires August a4th, Public
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-11

Usually begias with sfe symptoms al
q common cold. there ID chilliaess.
sucexing. sore threat, hot aka, a..iek
pulse. hoarreuess and irnpeied fesrira-
ton. Edxe frequent small doses III
Hasiard's HoFehoune syrup. (gte child
will cry ios ID ard nj The fsfss airH
q eroapy cangh, apply frequently
e the tbfnat- 81 r<ntss II City. Drug
Stare. 81
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-11

Representative Thirteenth District:
kDWARD HUBB.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-11

N@AAH@
The contract for building the steel
bridge, over the st. Francois river ON
the Pennington and Iron MountaIn
road. was let TO Supp Bros. bridge
aud Iron Co. st. Louis, Mo., at their
bid price, s1,075 90. Samuel L.
Asbury WIS ordered TO proceed to con-
tract for the building Of this bridge.
and to arrange all bonds.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Mortgage of Mary +. Boyd TO school
fund was ordered ioreclosed.
Ordered that citation be- issued 10
l.. ID. Thurman to pay principal and
interest on school bond.
Dramshop licenses were issued Ia
z. D. Jeuaings. and 10 C. A. Thorn
ton Of Eivins.
Tho contract foT furnishing w.asi 70
the Court House aad Jail was let TO T..
T. Hunt at 81 90 per cord.
g. v. IiuHt was appointed O Justice
OF the Peace Of Iron Township, until
next general election of county officers,
Ia she sfead Of d. L. Rivera, resigned
The rate oi tax lesied upon The St.
Louis Iron Meaasain aud Saushera
Railway Company and iieimoni
Branch. tlae Mississippi River and
Bonno Terre ny Co.. Dell Telephone
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-11
COUNTY COURT.
BusIaess Transacted ni the Adiaurnes
Term. August ~.

Court met ia adjourned term Aug
ust 2gth. Present judges Swink,
sahell and Wood, Deputy Sheriff
Adams and Clerk STAN.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-11

Upon the statement OF jos !. Hoe.
ken that the Asylum road has been
put In good condition, IL was ordered
that tho road DO established n public
highway, 80 feet In width. until
changed by due course Of law.
The petition OF tho Columbia Lead
Co. for a public road was submitted
to jury. The jury failed logsgree
and the matter was continued IN
Sept. nth. 1908.
, 1902-12-12
TWELVE
CLAIMS OWNED BY THE COPPER
AGE MINING AND SMELLING
COMPANY.
Two Miles North Of Battle Lake, On
Belt On Which Ferris-Haggarty
Mine Is Located-Wyoming
Queens Property Examined BY
Michigan MANIFOLD Found In OIL
Well.

The following mining items are from
the Wyoming department of the Den
yer Ores and Metals for December:
The Copper Age Mining and Smelt-
ing company, composed of Minneapo-
lis and st. Paul business men, owns
twelve claims. two miles north OF Bat
tie Lake. Wyoming. on the belt on
which the Ferris-Haggarty mine is
located. Work on this property was
started early in the fall, and will be
carried on both by shaft and tunnel
through the winter. The shaft has
now reached a depth Of nearly 100
feet. The width Of the vein has not
yet been determined. but the pay
streak SO far as opened is about four
feet wide. The indications are that
this pay streak will widen with fur
Their depth. The ore Is a copper glace.
The crosscut tunnel is located at the
base Of the mountain. and should tap
the vein within 1900 feet. The com.
pany is financially strong and the
opening Of the property will be only
a question Of time.
, 1902-12-12
Railroad To Lander.

A report has been received from
Lander to the effect that the Hender'
son company, which has been operat-
ing extensively in that section. de-
veloping its oil Is arrang.
ing to construct a railroad either from
Casper or from the Union Pacific as
soon as twenty-five oil wells have been
put down. A syndicate Of English
capitalists is back Of the company.
which Is pushing oil development as
rapidly as possible. Every well SO
far sunk has proved to producer and
most Of them are gushers. AS fast as
the oil is reached the wells are
plugged.
, 1902-12-12
Railroad Notes.

Assistant Superintendent Whitney
and train master Roth are in the city
today.
The vice president of the Hooking
Valley railroad, his wife and a lady
friend, occupying the official car Maui
NEE, were west-bound passengers this
afternoon. en- route to California for
the winter. The car is one of the finest
private cars ever run v e the Union
Pacific.
The Union Pacific report shows the
corrected figures on the line charges
on the Wyoming division. which are
interesting. The total new line con
structed amounted to 162.01 miles. saw
Thursday for his old home at Laramie
was reduced to almost q uniform 43.a
feet per mile. The total saving In
curvature was 1905 degrees.
, 1902-12-12
RIDE
MADE BY JUDGE BRAMEl DISMIS'
SING FAMOUS FILLMORE
STATE LAND CASE.
Matters In Controversy Settled BY Par
ties and Plaintiff Agrees to Pay
Costs-Mr. Reid In Possession of
the Land and Litigation Now At
End.

Carpenter & Groesbeck, attorneys
for the plaintiff in the suit of Susan J.
Fillmore againts the state land board,
Hugh Hynds, Fenimore Chatterton
IL Thomas r. lyman, yesterday after
noon filed in the district court a mo-
ton to dismiss the suit, and Judge
Bramel dismissed the suit and entered
an order that plaintiff pay costs. The
matter has been satisfactorily settled
by agreement of the parties. Mr.. Reid,
the lessee of the land from the state
board, is in possession and further liti-
cation will not be had.
This is a noted case, and has been in
the district cour for several months.
1t grew out of the action of the state
land board in leasing to JOhn Reid
a tract of land formerly leased to Mrs.
Fillmore whose lease had expired.
The plaintiff brought suit to set aside
the lease to Reid, claiming the right to
release under the law.
, 1902-12-12
LADIES'
AUXILIARY TO ORDER OF RAIL,
WAY CONDUCTORS HOLD I'M
PORTANT MEETING.
Annual Election Of Officers Held and
Two Members Initiated-DeIegate
to the National Assembly Elected
Mrs. Wright Of RawIins for
Observation-Disclosures Notes.

Hinkley division No. 166, Ladies'
Auxiliary to the Order of Railway Con-
ductOrS. which meets alternately in
this city and at Rawlins. which was in
session when The Republican went to
press yesterday afternoon. held one Of
the most important meetings in its his
tory, among other things electing the
following officers:
President-Mrs. L. H. Wright,
Rawlins.
Vice President-Mrs. John Marks,
Laramie.
Secretary and Treasurer-Mrs. Ora,
ham, Rawlins.
Senior Sister-Mrs. R. L. Cusack,
Rawlins.
Junior Sister-Mrs. Kennedy, Lara
ME.
GUARDIANS. John Burns, Laramie.
Executive Committee-Mrs. Cum
mings and Mrs. Ed. Matthews. Lara
mic.
Musician-Mrs. Simms, Laramie.
Delegate to the National Conven-
tion-Mrs. John Wright; alternate.
Mrs. John Marks. Laramie.
Sub-agent Insurance-Mrs. Hiland.
Laramie.
The attendance at yesterdays meet
ing was very good and the interest
lively. Mrs. Simmons and Mrs. Hi
land of this city were made members.
The e meeting of the division will
be held at Rawlins.
Mrs. Wright. Mrs. Cusack and Mrs.
Payette returned to their home at Raw
Inns this afternoon, very well pleased
with their treatment at Laramie.
, 1902-12-12
Fort Collins To Cheyenne.

The people of Fort Collins are very
much elated over a promise said to
have been made by Edwin Hawley
of the Colorado and Southern to a par
ty of the beet sugar men who met him
on his visit to that city, says the Den
yer Republican. Mr.. Hawley spoke Of
the extension of the Colorado and
Southern o being made to run from
Fort Collins - miles northeast into
the Box Elder country, and assured
them that the branch would eventually
be built. and that it probably would.
within a ear or two be pushed on into
Cheyenne, giving an independent con-
nection with Cheyenne and the north.
, 1902-12-12
Must Remain LEGALLY Blind.

A'German dancing master. who the
other day appeared before the tribunal
Of Hamburg, Germany. for a trivial
offence. was described in the charge
sheet as blind. He protested against
this assertion, and politely requested
the judge to correct the mistake, as
there vas nothing wrong with his eye
sight. He was. however, informed
that no alteration could be made. In
consequence the man will remain
legally blind as long as he lives.
, 1902-12-12
VERY SEVERE STORM
AT ELK MOUNTAIN.

Grand Secretary Louis Miller return
ed last night from Elk Mountain. where
he had been to inspect a new hall cree
ted for Mountain lodge No. 3, Odd Eel
lows. which will move from Carbon to
that place. He had to drive eighteen
miles into the country and made the
trip in a very sever storm of snow
and wind. At times he could see but
a few yards ahead of him, and Elk
mountain was entirely hidden in the
storm.
Mr.. Miller found a good convenient
hall. and believes the lodge will be very
comfortably situated in its new home.
At the last report Mountain lodge had
fifty-five members and was in excellent
financial condition.
, 1902-12-12
what's In q Manner

Everything is in the name when 1t
comes to Witch Hazel Salve. e. G.
Dewitt & Co., Of Chicago. discovered
some years ago, how to make a salve
from witch hazel that is a specific for
piles. For blind, bleeding, itching
and protruding piles. eczema, cuts
burns, bruises and all skin diseases
DeWitt's Salve has no equal. This
has kiven rise to numerous worthless
co~unterfeits. Ask for DeWitt's-the
genuine. Laramie Drug Co., william
son L Stephenson, pharmacy gradu
ates.
, 1902-12-12
CRATER Sent To Jail,

Mike Hodge, a young man who came
here some time ago to work in the
shops, was arrested this morning ny
Marshal Davis, charged with graft
ing" and petit larceny, his victim being
a man from the country. The two
were in a saloon. The countryman
brought the drinks and when his
change was handed him. Hodge took
it and put it in his pockets. He even
tried to steal a ring the countryman
wore. Marshall Davies learned of the
matter late yesterday afternoon and
quietly worked the case up, Hodges
arrest following this morning.
In Justice Grants court he was
charged with petit larceny and with
, 1902-12-12
New Wage Scale for Switchmen.

The Southern Pacific company has
granted a new wage schedule for
switchmen, which establishes a
straight rate per hour instead of the
former wage rate of $75 per month for
day men and $50 e month for night
men.
The new rate is as follows: Day
helpers, % cents an hour; day fore.
men, 81 cents an hour: night foremen.
33 cents an hour.
The schedule provides for mo Sun
day off," but there is a rumor that the
switchmen will endeavor to have the
company allow two Sundays a month,
with full pay added.
The engineers and firemen have pre-
scented a demand for increase pay and
it is reported that an increase of s per
CEN will be granted.
, 1902-12-12
MERE OPINION.

The way to succeed nowadays is to
have had success first.
The modern theatrical hit must
have a blush in every line.
The average MAJ has a brother.in.
law in the insurance business.
Married women who are reformcrs
generally get the fever after the we'd
ding.
Most men are sorry for the poor fcl.
low who succeeded in marrying his
first love.
There is always room at tn. top.
and somebody there who wants to oc-
cupy it all
Dogs deaf try to show off before
strangers. No wurdcr some people
prefer dogs t children.
Let us give Adam credit for one
thing. He didn't tap the waiter who
handed that appl" % Eve.
The greatest man in the world is
probably wondering what he can do to-
morrow to keep up the bluff.
Success is like the shadow a man
casts upon a wall. When he tries to
look it in the face he cant see it.
Man is the onjy male animal that is
less gaudy than his female comrInion,
but too often alas. he doesn't &c arvc
this distinction.
Real worth will crop cut, Lat r1mo.
body else is lil.ely to cut the CROP
Chicago RecOrd-iioIald.
, 1902-12-12
FLICK PARpoNED FROM
RAWLINs PENITENTiARY.

Governor Richards has issued a par
don to Richard E. Flick, sent up for
manslaughter five years ago. Flick
killed Henry Border at Baggs and was
given eight years in the penitentiary
for the crime. He is the son of DR..
Flick of Lead. S. D., and estimable citi-
ger. The petition for pardon was
signed by the jurors who found Flick
guilty and by prominent men Of South
Dakota and Wyoming. Flick is a col
lege graduate and a highly intelligent
man. His father Is in poor health and
unable to support his family, and it is
the pardon is issued. Flick's record is
excellent.
, 1902-12-12
Votes.
The Post had these:

The Post had these:
Miss Myrtle Baily will enter the uni
versity Of Wyoming the first Of the
year.
The Centennial p%ostofice is hand
ling a very heavy mail, the business Of
the office having greatly increased.
A movement is on foot to discontinue
the Pollock postofice, in which event
the mail now going to that place will
be delivered here.
Otto Sanders has recovered from his
recent illness and vas taken charge of
one of the Boston and Wyoming Lum-
Der company's teams.
Ward Barber is busily engaged In
taking supplies to his winter quarters
on Centennial mountain, preparatory
to beginning work on the old Centen-
! NAL tunnel, for the winter.
, 1902-12-12

the working of the graft" He plead
ed not guilty, pretending that he did
not even know what he was arrested
and sent to the county Jail for ninety
days. The officers look upon him as a
hard character.
Hodge was obstreperous in the court
room and Justice Grant made his fine
about $40 heavier on that account. He
was very abusive and wanted to run
the court.