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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-06-06
Expenditures

Paid for losses and additions. S 14.S1z2s6 "a.
Paid for Matured Fendowments
and edition 1885,, A6 IS
baidato 1.562,920 81
(appliedI to p~ayrunning prem II
LFinmsf SO, 152. 69l...... l,4l7 1890 81
Reserve values paid on matured
deferred dividend policies 81
g{only the profits on such are 3,
included in dividends. .. 2,3So. 14ez 10
Plyadenns Palai e p~ollcyho1ders 3,442,92l Is
siss Y on esists4Eed:. 1886 So
commission andsalaries..". 0,l26,534 10
Rents, paid during the year.. 749'455 %
Taxes paid during the year.. h73S'4S0 az
Cash paid Tor adVertising. l07.0l7 90
Medical Examiners fees and sal
aries !. !. 627.S4o 21
penditures.".-.:"...:. lies s14 80
sa Totalaxnanditure " 4 TIKI 400 20
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-06-06
Total1contingept mortuary
liabilities al0,Slb,55
Miscellaneous
Whole number Of

Whole number of A
stpolicieszwritten in
North Dakotasdur- ~
ling the year lS2- -. 349,9o0 90
/ Totairisks stakenrduringt the year u
in North Dakota ....a...... S49, $50 90
Total premiums Ieceivednduring
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-06-06

Good Lake Front
lots, with water priv.
ilege. Cheaper than
C~haatanqua l0ts-.and
better..in Greenwood,
adjoining Chautauqua
grounds. Address j.
O. Baughman, Devils
Lake.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-06-06
Total admitted
wi Liabilities

Losses adjusted, due
andrunpaid.... S2S0,O60 IA
Losses adjustedAnot
due $636,82St 81 lin
process of adjust
ment $412,775t0O
resisted $l1S,2 17l 95. 1,167,S215 46
Due and nnpaid5on
annuity claims -. .1l2,OU co
Salaries, rents and
ohceSexpenses due
and accrued....... 1882. So
Advance assessments
$19,511 25 :dividend
Obligations $3S,925. $3.50 70
Reserve for 8
ment ofdeathlosses
occurring prior to
December 81, 1901,
unsupported on that
@6date ..... $4,000 90
Allother mot includ-
ling contingent
asgmortuRry) yiz:Net
R&present value of all
outstanding poll
cies inforce".".... 9,O68,468 &c
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-06-06
lCOm6 .........,......,,,,,
Expenditures

.Paid.for losses and additions. 49,.
Paid for matured endowments
and additions. ~; e.
Paid claimso on installment poll
.cies........ a.
Paid to annuitants.
Paidsfor surrendered policies.....
Cash surrender values applied in
payment OF premiums
Dividends paid to poEicyholders.
Premium notes yoided BY lapse
$S456.52 less restored BY revivals
Cash paid during the year for
commissions and salaries, medi-
cafex.,fees and inspect. ofrisks
Rents including $35,8o0 for CO.'S
use of old building. ..
Taxes paid during the year.".......
Cash paid for advertising
Amount of allother cashexpendi-
lures, supplies, postage; exch.,
law, loan, bldg. loss and other
expenses, furniture, etc
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-06-06

Land Office at Grand Forks. N. D., May 10th,
Notice is hereby given that the GLOWING
70 make final communication proof in support OF
his claiun,gan that said proofwin be made be.
fore2DaGy Duell, County judi e, at Devils Lake,
N. DION June 2Srd, 1902, viz:
HARRY ii. FORDYCE,
H. E., No. 1900, for the nwA sec, %. tn.
ISL, n, range 63, w:,s5th, P. NJ.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz: Adolph Stray, CharIes
Grant, John Parnell and Margaret Fordyce, All
of Bengion, Nd. sgRS ie# 80 -
4sa.ao. GEORGE B. WINSHIP,
may 25 lune2 - --z.z5-l Register.
Land Office at Grand Forks, N. Oak, April %,
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention
TO make final proof in support ofhis claim. and
that said proof will be made before r. J. Nc
CloryaU.S.r commissioners at Devils Lake, N.
D.,ton June eth, 1902, viz: e
F.-.s!. LUIHER Nv. ELLIOTT,
H. =. No. 1900 for the EN-, NWA, Sec. SO,
Twp. l54,aR. SO. 81 s s
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upons and cultivation
OF SAID land, viz :8efs4waS ai
Charles Roher, Even Evenson, Peter Solberg,
andzAlbert Maxwell, all Of Keith, "
~ a&sSIS ast2Es@lSat WINSHIP, IA
BIB s8G 81 FR Register.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-06-06
Land uHace at Grand Forks, N. D., May 18th,

Land Office at Grand Forks, n. D., May 18th,
2 Notice is hereby given that the following.
named settler has filed ,noticeof his intention
andtthat saidproof will be made before 5John
Nv, Maher, u. S.tsommissioner at his office at
Devils Lake, N p on Jnne2 9th 1902, viz:
.gFln. ,,sSa. =. PAuLGHASSE g
R .t62.t - ss3 So e#$% SCR Ss yE
I. BE names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous esidencesupon and cultivation
William Schner, John, Elsie, OF Rutten, N.
d., and Michael Noonan and james Gillerlain,
Of Deviis Lake, N. d. 5
sss 3zksa4 GEO. B. WINSHIP,
l0-l5 Register.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-06-06
Of SAiAkIlEMHNE.

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Assets. Z 'o'a
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-06-06
Income.

Total. ,619.O6S O8
Total premium income:.a..
51nterest,a and dividends received.
Rents received.
Income from all other Sources.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-29
POLICE OFFICER ARRESTED
He is Charged with Participating In 4
Race Riot at Shawnee.

Shawnee. O. T, June os.-There IS
trouble ahead. from ell appearances. for
those who participated IN the attack
upon the negroes OF this town. The
Evening News says:
Policeman Ed Eslick was arrested
Wednesday evening on a warrant charg-
ing him with participating in the RAGS
riot ten DAYS ago. He Immediately gave
bond Of $40 for his appearance at the
district court. waving his preliminary
examination.
The attorneys for the prosecution tell
us that the evidence against him is yer,
strong and insist that they can make a
case. Inquiry Of the chief az police
this morning elected the Information
that he knew nothing OF the case and
had taken no action toward investieatin.
the charge or sus7endins Esliok until the
investigation could be made.
We are Informed that any person mar
ticiratins II this -ict Is eqpaHv eupiltv
with the party who fred the shots that
wounded Cora Davis and Jesse Patterson.
and can be found guilty OF that ofrenss
II the necessary proof can be obtained.
Thus Tar there are 4 number OF arrests
made. and severas others are TO follow
/ IS the wish OF the attorneys rspre-
sfnsins the prosecution that the COUNTY
attorney petition the Judge for a speetsl
jury 10 investigate this not. but thus
Tar no such step has been tskrn
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-29
MCCOY is REApPoINTED
President Continues Him as Postmas-
ter at Guthrie

Guthrie, 0. T.. June 2S.-The announce
ment reached the city yesterday of the
reappointment Of w N. Mccoy as post
master of Guthrie for another term of
four years. The Capital making an
nouncement of the matter says:
There were but two applicants for
the postmastership. In addition to Mr..
Mccoy. Mr.. c. r. Renfro also was an
aspirant for the place. He has ever been
Republican, one whose record IS with
out a stain. As postmaster there is
no doubt but that he would have filed
the position with honor and credit to
himself and the Republican party. As
a business man he has been known in
eastern Oklahoma for many years and IL
popular among ali who are acquainted
with him
Mr.. Renfro had endorsements that
made the selection of a postmaster for
Guthrie adelicate matter in considera-
ton Of the strong endorsements and ex.
cellent record in office by the incum-
bent. The reappointment OF Mr. Mccoy
is in line with the policy often an
nounced by the president that good men
should be retained in office. The strong
merit system attitude Of the presidens
is well known It Is in his desire 10
reward good men that he has seen fit
TO retain the man who has made a good
record in the office, despite the strong
claims as tireless party worker and
organizer together with the unquestioned
ability Of Mr. Renfro.'
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-29
LAYING CORNERSTONE
Guthrie Expects to Begin Carnegie L.
brary Next Wednesday,

Guthrie. o. T., June 2S.-The welcome
news of the laying of the corner stone
of Carnegie library at o'clock Wednes-
day evening. July ,, arouses a genuine
thrill of satisfaction in every citizen Of
the capital city. No enterprise is more
intimately connected with the intellectual
development Of the people than the con-
struction and maintenance Of this mag
riflcent building.
The building will be one Of the most
beautiful in the territory, the first story
being of lisht-colored pressed brick. No
expense has been spared either in sub
stantial. convenient construction or ele-
CANT architectural effect.
The occasion of the laying OF the corner
stone will be one Of the most signiican.
events in the citys history and the cere-
monies arranged will be imposing and in
structive
No greater compliment could be paid
cur 5enefsctor or one more eminently
fitting the true feeling Of the people than
the assembling OF every person in the city.
including the children, around the build.
ing while the corner stone is being laid.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-29

terrible screams from the wolf and pan
ther, and when he opened the door he
found them IN a death struggle, and be-
ing unable TO separate them, took ref
Uge on a counter in the room. from
which position ne witnessed the fight.
which lasted thirty minutes. The wolf
was disemboweled and died. The panther.
with glazing eyes and blood streaming
from his mouth. turned upon Mr. Haas.
After cycling him for a moment, the ami
nal sprang at his throat, but Mr. Haas
kicked him again and again from the
counter. and finally seized an iron bar and
dealt the panther blow in the head
which laid him ont
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-29
IMPORTANT COMPROMISE MADE
Oklahoma City Must Keep its Saloons
Closed on Sunday.

Oklahoma City. O. T. June 2S.-In the
matter Of a remonstrance made by the
u-Saloon league against the granting
of liquor licenses TO some eleven local
saloons. an important compromise has
been effected. whereby the anti-saloonists
have agreed to withdraw the remon-
STRANGE upon the saloon men signing an
iron-clad contract TO keep their saloons
closed all d.y every Sunday and TO close
them at ie o'clock every night.
It was agreed that the action OF the
county commissioners IN this matter
would be accepted as final and that there
would be no appeal.
The compromise agreement has been
approved by the commissioners and Chair
proved by the countvq commissioners.
and Chairman Wilderson has issued an
order 10 County Clerk CaIrey 10 notify
each saIoon man in the city 20 strictly
obey every provision Of the liquor law
uroa The penalty Of ar immediate revoca-
ton Of license upon proof Of such viola
ton.
The contract Is a binding agreement
upon the Tait OF the saloon keepers 70
obey the llql.or law 70 the letter. The
date OF putting IN force the agreement
has been fixed as Sund-y next. upon
which every saloon IN the city VII L
closed ard there WIN be 70 back-doo- OF
speak-essy business done
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-29

ing a well selected club with which she
beat up thee face Of the gay Lothario IL
great shape, occasionally breaking m
ger when he tried TO seize her weapon.
OFFICER Lawrence arrested her. but he
says he believes she should be discharg-
ed, from the statements made TO him
by the bystanders.
'The fact only remains that a woman
was charged with having been rude be
cause she would not pander to man
She may have been rude, but every wo-
man has right TO protect her honor.
II the prosecuting witness can show that
she was guilty Of assaulting him without
cause. she ought TO be punished But IL
IS said that the woman admits having
assaulted the man; she claims that she
was justified; and on this claim hinges
the result OF the trial. Officer Lawrence
says he told the woman she should MOI
assault a man on the street, and she
innocently replied: Wei, couldn't get
him into an alley &"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-29
STILL Shy ON FUNDS
Right Of Way not yet Secured by
Cleveland Folks.

Cleveland. 0. T. June 2S-The Triangle
says: At the railroad meeting held last
Tuesday afternoon reports were made
by the finance and right Of way commit
tees appointed az the last meeting. The
finance committee reported in the neigh
borhood of 5000 secured IN the form or
bankable notes. The right Of way COM
nlittee reported that they had secured
contracts for right Of way all along the
line with a few exceptions. and that the
price agreed upon for right Of way al
ready secured amounted to about 5000
With the settlements which are yet
10 be made there viii probably be
shortage Of from 5000 10 $50. which
must yet be raised.
The amount muss DC raised sal raised
speedily. IN onle- That the coaIroct with
the company may be closed. Every ciu
zen should Go Az IN his power to bring
the subscription UP 70 the required
amount. as ii is the only way that We
can be assured or securing the road.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-29
PROPER SPIRIT SHOWN
Roberts Kingfsher Friends Have
Goats OF fo' Mcclure.

Kinghsher. 0. T. June 2s.-The friends
of J. c. Roberts Of this city are show
ing the right spirit with reference TO
the result at Enid. Captain Admire Of
the Free Press. expressing himself in
the matter says
"Kinghsher did her duty at the Enid
Republican convention. She has no ex-
plantations or apologies TO offer for her
course and DO complaints or criticisms
TO make. Tho delegation was of one
mind in its loyalty TO Kinghsher county
and It was earnest and conscientious in
its support of Mr. Roberts. believing
that his nomination and election would
be creditable alike TO the county. to the
territory and to the Republican party
The difficulties 20 be met and overcome
in his candidacy were well understood,
and. while his failure Of success is re
GREETED By those who fought the IN
equal battle FOR him. they are in no sense
cast down By defeat The contention for
the honor Of leading the Republican
party of Oklahoma 10 victory this fall
was in every way. fair. honorable and
generous. There was profound feel
Ing that no matter what the outcome
might be- no mistake could be made
The six men whose names were pre-
scented 10 the convention. are all men
OF the highest character and standing.
against whom no word OF i'll was Ut
tered during the campaign. No conven-
tion has ever been held in this territory
IL which the spirit Of personal or fac
tionaI hostility exercised SO little IN
nuenee; and when the choice was made
# was cheerfully received and aequi
esced in as the deliberate and best.
judgment Of the party. No fault has
been found with II. and none viii be
found. There was no hostile opposition
TO the successful candidato-it was only
generous and friendly rivalry OF friends
ali OF whom were inspied by sincere and
loyal devotion 20 the Republican party.
The Kinghsher county Republicans greet
Hon. B. s Mcclure rs their leader he
may count or their stesdfast and hearty
support Fom this hour until the close
Of the campaign they viii be found in
the thickest ~ the fight hy dav. and
sleeping on their ans by night. There
WI not he skulker. coffee-cooler. q
hospital hummer or 4 bounty Jumper
f. their ranks
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-29
REFORM AT SHAWNEE
Demand Made for Investigation OF All
the Public Officers.

Shawnee. o. T, June Go after
EN-" is the keynote in this city, mean
ing public officers who. doubtless. viii
have to submit TO a gea raj investiga-
ton al along the line. Lou S Alard Is
the spokesman for reform and he says:
All the city AID county offices should
be investigate and the investigation
should disclose the state Of affairs 4
each office There has been too much
star chamber work IN Shawnee during
the epast and we also believe the county
has seen 4 little too much OF it. II re-
ports can be one-haif true. No official.
who IS honest and true 70 the people who
elected him. car object 70 a ninvestiga-
ton. and he VIII cheerfufly submit all
his records and official acts. while the
dishonest Official VII certsfnl De caught.
While the wave 81 reform Is swsepirs
over Shawnee, lets make Il a thorough
one and see about the whole outfit The
council IS looking into affairs and we tee
Heve the members VIII see that to citi-
zens are a7prized CT the truth in 70
gard 70 al Offices under their jurisdic-
ton
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-29
SHAWNEE THE
METROPOLIS
OF SPUDLAND
Nearly 100000 Received
There for Spring Potatoes.
AN IMMENSE INDUSTRY
Shipments for Season Said to
be 1000 Cars.

Shawnee. o. T, June 2S.-Pottawatomie
county is Justly entitled to be known as
the potato empire of the west. During
the early spring says the Democrat,
when the acreage planted had became
known an approximation was made as 10
the probable output Of the product OF the
county and when it was estimated at 800
cars or 70 trains, some people thought the
proposition visionary and said so, but lat
er when digging was commenced and the
phenomenal Weld Of $50 bushels and In
fact when 20 bushelt to the acre had been
reported these pessimistic guessers began
10 take a back seat for they saw at once
that the crop estimate was too low and
row when the spud harvest Is about at an
end all agree that the entire output will
be about 1.o0o cars.
AT this point UP to last night there had
been loaded and shipped out 42e cars and
when il Is stated that only about ono
third Of the crop was shipped from here it
can be readily seen that the first estimate
was only Incorrect by a too low approx
nation Of the yield OF the product that
has now made Pottawstomie county IA
nous.
A
about Ats bushels there have been 100000
bushels loaded and shipped from Shawnee
at an average price Of 10 cents, the hand
some amount Of something like 100000
having been paid out here for the crop.
During the first days Of the delivery Of
potatoes here there were q few cars sold
at 60 cents f. O. b. cars, but immediate
" the price began to drop and by the
middle Of the second week OF delivery the
price had been hammered down 10 IS
cents.
AT this there was heard much grun1b-
ling and expressions Of dissatisfaction
and In fact there were = few Withdrawals
from the Shawnee Agricultural and Hor-
ttcultural Society to which the business
Of marketing the crop had been entrusted
but the society, nothing daunted instruct
ed it's sales agent, Mr.. A. E. Nelson. TO
keep thoroughly IN touch with the outside
markets and sell the farmers product at
thg very best possible price AS a eonse-
ouence that gentleman has 50 managed
the affairs of the society as to secure to
every one Of them who continued to en-
trust him with their sales 40 cents per
bushel and in every instance these farm
ers have carried their money nome Win
them as soon as returns were made on the
shipments
There are yet some potatoes TO be mar
keted. but the bulk Of the crop has been
harvested and when it is all sold the peo-
ple Of the county viii be happy in the re
alization Of the fact that they have some
thing like a quarter of million dollars
IN their credit"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-29
BARRY WAS A CONVICT
Telegram from Tampa, Florida, lndI.
Gates that Fact.

Oklahoma City, 0. T., June 2s.-The tes-
timony given by Barry against Z. E.
Brown at the hearing before Justice Allen
in Oklahoma City is still a mystery as TO
its motive. The Times journal, Mr.
Browns paper, says:
There is no longer a shadow Of a doubt
as TO c. E. Zuber's story that W. NJ
Barry is an escaped convict. a telegram
was received last evening from Tampa,
Florida, stating that a hotel man named
Barry was arrested there in 1894 and was
taken TO Gainesville, Georgia
Mr.. Joseph H. King, for four years re-
ceiver of the land office AT Perry. knows
Zuber well. and offered 70 come UP frcm
Lswton where he now resides, to testify
as TO his good character. He knew Zuber
at Birmingham. where couple Of the
Zuber boys worked in the iron mills under
Tom King. a brother Of J. n. King.
The only questioned left unanswered
is. who is the man who put UP Barry and
Corbin 20 swear as they cid"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-29
WANT BRIDGES REPLACED
Mass Meeting at Woodward TO Relieve
the Situation.

Woodward. o. T., June 2z-The News.
Speaking about the loss to woodward and
the embarrassment to farmers ana others
Of the bridges being washed oct b. the
recent foods. says.
A mass meeting WAS called 70 meet at
the opera house isst Monday night 70 see
what could Re done b. the business men
Of woodward 81 regard TO replacing some
of the bridges washed out by the heavy
IElrs Of last month. 50 THAI farmers
night market the wheat n ihis place that
VII otherwise 20 % some OF The other
railroad towns. There were perhaps
dozen 81 attendance and not more tran
three Or four of the number wsr. repre-
r ntattye business zea- Unless something
is done and that al once. woodward Is
gcing q ioss q great deal o. trad. nat
she e entities 70 Some of she ruai-
rravsisc roads are almost irnpassasis
~-th al empty wagon. much Iess q losssa
cre
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-29
PAYNE COUNTY CROPS
Cotton Doing Nicely and Corn Prom.
ises UnPrecented Yield.

Saltwater. O. T. June ,S.-The Gazette.
estimating the crop q Payne county.
says, Threshing has been IN progress il,
Payne county during she whole OF the
week Just passed, and tie largest acre
age ~ this cereal ever reapes in the
county has been handled sinee the cut
ting began. The Yield. from what We
are able 20 learn. is not as large Tel
acre - last year. hut the amount Of
ground occupied Hsors than makes up
the difference. The average Yield is now
considered 70 bs from twelve 10 aftesa
bushels.
Corn IS locking ane ana mammoth
crop = promised. Roasting ears have
been on TIE market for zen DAYS. and s
great deal q field corn Is beginning %
proiuee ears. The ample raSa has given
the fodder 4 deep. rlch-co,or ana o7s
month mere Of favorable weather vii
warrant big crop n most fields.
a seed Yield of cats Is inevitable. Ink
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-06-29
TO BUILD AT ONCE
Plans Made for University Building a.
Oklahoma CITY.

Oklahoma CITY. o. =. June H-Ths *
ec7sEFe and ssec7ruittesa q ;hr soirf
commute II the E19verth university h.ls
zssftl1s AID hav. oecisss - rrocsss
az once on ,hs pisrs fer fhs arHt hul.z-
irE ca 10 university grouu5z IT, ts.1s-
iuss sia - facet zfth rressss s-zrE wffs
store tr.=uirzs y WI Esys ztxtesa
Toouz MI cost tssre ard VII - f~s
stores VIII Hsre-ae-f- T-e rlsra frr thss
tssltl-g WI - sszhffs-s sor e-al A.
rlc7 AuE1Et - Al -rre-t iaS1rcase gar
cs-sT hss oeea szZax-1 t-fe-x - cree
ti1n af ~ e-ss o,-rsi-r