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The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1902-04-22
JUST ARRIVED
The New Styles came
yesterday.
HUNT, The Photographer
&c. B. Hastings Ranch. One Mile
South OF Canyon Creek on Ditch.)
The Bio Ditch Company.

Notice is hereby given that at a
meeting Of the trustees Of the Big
Ditch company, held on the 10th day
Of April, 1902, an assessment Of s
per cent per share was levied upon
the capital stock OF the corporation,
payable on or before the 18th day Of
May. 1902, to the secretary, at his
ranch, or by mail at Billings, Montana.
Any stock upon which the ssess
ment shall remain unpaid on the said
18th day Of May. 1902, will be delin--
quent and advertised for sale at public
auction, and unless payment is made
before will be sold on the 9Th day Of
June. 1902, to pay the delinquent as
sessment, together with costs Of ad-
vertising and expenses Of sale.
e. b. HASTINGS,
lO2-4t Secretary.
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E IN A STEER.

Wakes Good Time HItched to a
Hoosier Bicycle.
Richmond, Ind, April 1S.-Edward
Holder, an animal trainer of this
county, has performed a wonderful
feat with one of his steers, "Garvin.'
He hitched the steer to a bicycle and
speeded him on a race course with
hobbies on. He paced an eighth of a
mile in 18 seconds. This is at the
rate of a mile in 2:24. The steer is
about one year old.
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,1o2-4t.
NOTICE TO OPEN PUBLIC ROADS.

NN 1855 @fE NE@
Notice Is hereby given to all Road
rustees and Agents for Road Dis.
tricts within and for the County Of
Yellowstone, State Of Montana; and
you are hereby instructed. to notify
all persons, companies or corporations
who have INSTRUCTED the public hiah.
ways OF said county, by the construc-
tion OF fences across said highways
or IN any other manner, to remove
such distractions forthwith, and upon
the failure on the part Of such persons,
companies or corporations to comply
with said. notice, you, the said Trus-
tees or Agents, are hereby directed
70 remove such Instructions and keep
said highways open to the public.
BY order Of the Board Of County
Commissioners, Yellowstone County.
State Of Montana.
NAT. g. cARWlLE,
County Clerk and Clerk Of Said Board.
Billings, Mont, April 8, 1902. km10
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-12
Cactus Concentrating Mill Expert
ments Have Been Concluded.
CAVE NINE WILL SHIP SOON.
Mr.. Beetles Of Newhouse Forces Re-
turn from the Cactus-Mill Expert
ments We're Successful.

One Of the latest arrivals In this city
from Beaver county is A. ]. BEETLES,
the expert metallurglst and millwrlght
OF the Samuel Newhouse corps OF en-
gIneers, Mr.. BEETLES has for the past
six weeks been conducting experiments
at the little concentrating mill on the
Cactus property and returns with the
report that they have been entirely sat
lsfactory and successful. The concen-
trates made by the mill average from
10 to II per cent copper and carload
OF them VIII be on the local market
early next week. Mr.. BEETLES has closed
the mill, the experiments having been
completed, and the plans for big plant
on similar lines viii be discussed by
Messrs. Newhouse and BEETLES when
the former reaches the city
The latter In discussing Beaver coun-
ty propositions stated that superinten-
dent Osborne Of the o. X, reports de-
velopment work TO be progressing very
well and the showings to continue ex-
cellent.
Reports received In Milford confirmed
the news OF the very rich strike Of ore
In the Cave mine and Il was further
stated that two cars are now being
loaded with the ore II carries over 500
In sold TO the ton and the report Is to
the effect that considerable quantity
Of IA has beecn blocked Ouf
AT the Franklin syndlcates property
nothing is being done and all work has
been suspended. At only few Of the
numerous groups Is development work
being pushed with energy.
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Buds and Flowers OF Home Life
PAINE'S CELERY
COMPOUND
MAKES AND KEEPS THE CHILDREN
WELL AND STRONG.
Mothers Make II the Home Medicine
For the Little Ones.

The children, God bless them, are the
buds and flowers Of our homes. Win
out their prattle and hearty lau"hler
our homes would be desolate. They
should ever be carefully tended IN
childhood and youth. II we expect them
to ripen lrto perfect men and women
In the home and at school, the child
rem have their times Of ill-health ana
suffering. We often note the pallid ana
bloodless cheeks, heavy eyes, nervous
movements and twitchings Of limbs ana
muscles. They complain Of headache
irowsiness, WEAKNESS, dyspepsia, and
indigestion. All such symptoms ana
ailments mean that the seeds OF DIS
ease will have a fast and firm hold
unless proper measures are taken TO
restore a perfect condition Of health.
Thousands Of wise and prudent par
ents have made their children happy,
healthy and vigorous by giving them
natures medicine, Paine's Celery Com
pound. In many severe and compll-
lated cases. Palne's Celery Compound
has restored health when the little ones
were given up by physicians.
II your dear ones are not as hearty,
strong. and rugged AZ they should be
In June. try the health giving virtues
OF Paine's Celery Compound. II makes
and Keeps the children well.
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Fluctuations Are Small With Gen.
eraI Tendency Downward.
PUBLIC NOT INTERESTED.
View Outside Traders Are Operating
Exchange siocks-nIaDy Brokers
Intend Taking Vacations

When the spectators seats around
she exchange pit are almost empty dur
Eng the sessions of the board It Is pref
~ safe to say that public interest in
stocks Is quite near extinct That Is
the situation at present. Not many
more than 20 persons witnessed this
mornings scene on the exchange and
the dullness OF business was oppressive.
Trading was confined to few stocks
and the business transacted involved
1890 shares and less than $500, Prices
were lower and the quotations were
generally marked down. Ajax, Lower
Mammoth, Century and Tetro display
ed the most activity and did the bulk
OF the trading.
Ajax was rather firm around 90. with
sales total.ng 1900 shares. Nearly half
pf which were purchased on buyer OPP
tions."
Lower Mammoth took the toboggan
10 tl.H and Century was marked down
10 q from which II recovered TO 27h
at the close.
The present condition OF the mining
share market Is not only extremely un-
satisfactory but critical. The public
interest In mining stocks has been on
the wane since last September and pub
lie confidence has been badly shaken
time. and again by the sudden suppos-
eddy uncalled for lamentations OF GER
tain stocks. In many OF those cases
the mine promoters and owners have
been solely at fault, having previously
made untrue statements and misrepre-
sensations regarding their properties. In
other cases the brokers have been re-
sponsible for the loss OF confidence.
Not few mining men believe that
a vigorous and strenuous attempt
should be made at once by the MEM
beers OF the mining board to have
monthly or quarterly reports submitted
by every company whose stock Is trad
ed in by the public. This IN one meas
IRE which Is considered Of the utmost
Importance to the exchange and TO the
mining interests Of the state. The rules
governing trading On the board are OF
very paltry Significance In comparison
with this move.
Trading this morning resulted in the
following quotations and transaction
being recorded:
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DEMAND FOR
MISSOURI PACIFIC
Prices All Around Made a Consid-
cradle Advance.
S0UTHWESTERNS DEALT. IN.
Traders Realized In Other Parts Of
List When ST. Paul Began
TO Sag.

New York, June i2-There was a
large demand for Missouri Pacific in
the opening dealings, several 1000 share
blocks changing hands. The price adj
yanced point. Canadian Pacific rose
v and Great Northern pfd, ~ Prices
all around advanced beyond the OPEN
Ing level but the demand, as on yester-
day was largely concentrated in the
southeastern group. st. Paul was
largely dealt In but It's gain was slight
which was true also Of the other gran.
gers and the Paclhcs. Before II o'clock
st. Paul and Union Pacific were under
last night Traders realized In other
portions Of the list when 81. Paul began
TO sag and By the time that Steel had
lost point, very little remained Of the
earlier advances In southwesterns. The
coalers, western and Pacific stocks all
sold below yesterdays close. North
western pfd dropped S%. International
Power gained I points and Information
al Pump a point.
Bonds were Irregular at noon. Wa
bash debentures we're decidedly strong.
SUGAR
sugar-Raw, firm. Fair refining. 81
centrifugal 96 test, Sl4; molasses sugar,
2A' Rehned-Quiet, Crushed, $40;
powdered 4sO graduated, 40.
Coftee-Easy. No rio, 81.
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MINING NOTES.

one car OF Ben Rutler ore awaits mar
keting and shipment to the smelter
The New York quotation on Silver To-.
day is VA an eighth advance since yes
terday.
Supt, Creighton OF the Tesora and
Joe Bowers Is in the city on a visit
from Diamond,
The sampling Of one car Of ore from
Bingham was reported al the Taylor
and Brunion Office this morning
Charles H. sheu OF the Cygnet Of
Stockton has returned from Denver az
ter a several days business trip.
Ore and bullion settlements In this
city yesterday, as reported by McCor-
nick & Co., amounted to Sll1,OOO.
Nj. NJ. johnson Of the Newhouse
stan is at the Ros.on Con. property
In Bingham experimenting the install.
htion Of the big compressor
Charles +. Hudson, the we'll known
mining broker left today for an ex.
tended eastern trip. He was accom-
panied by his wife.
Manager Madsen Of the Century is
visiting that Park Valley property and
win return Saturday with another con-
signment Of gold bullion.
Utah copper stocks quoted In Bos-
ton have displayed much weakness
ness during the past week. Bingham
under S35; Utah az t22. and United
States around $50 have been traded in
on the New York board Ontario traded
at Ss.I2ls last week.
Manager Billy Green OF the civ
Rocks Of Utah is In from camp on 4
visit. He reports strike OF n lot
OF fine ore at the Harwood property
and states that shipments to the smei.
ters from his property the Grizzly and
Lavlnia and others will commence very
soon now.
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OMAHA.

South Omaha, June -Cattle-Re-
ceipts l,6OO; market steady. Native
steers 6.OOQ1b0; cows and helfers S.75G
SEQ; western steers i.75a600; Texas
steers 44OQ56O, Gamers l.75d225:
stockers and feeders SOOq5.25; calves
S'bOqIOO; bulls, stays etc, 2.75d5.75.
Hogs-Receipts $500; market shade
TO cents lower. Heavy 7S5dL5O:
mixed L25dl35; light 7.lOdZ95, pigs
tOOQIOO, bulk OF sales 6.25GI35.
sheep-Neceipts 5000; market 10 to
10 cents lower Fed muttons 475Q5.5o:
westerns 4.OOdA75, ewes 3,15Q475; com
mon and stockers S25045O; lambs 5000
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LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago June l2-Cattle Receipts
5000; weak Good 10 prime steers, 1850
$50; poor 10 medium 525G690; stock
ers and feeders 4b0G5.25, cows, I40G
$50; heters, 9.50q65O: Gamers. l.4Oa
250, bulls, 25bQ5.5i. calves, 2.5Od70 O
Texas fed steers, 5.OO0655.
Hogs Receipts today $4,000: tomor
row. $4,000, left over, 1900: &c. low.
er, Mixed and butchers, 7l0qZG7ih
good TO choice heavy, 150GL62is; rough
heavy 7lOq7 40; light, 7OO@L35; bulb
Of sales. T.1bI750.
Sheep Receipts. 1000; sheep slow
lambs, SLOW. Good 10 choice wethers,
5OOq575 fair to choice mixed i50d
$40 western sheep 5OOQ540: native
lambs, 5,25Q6.l5; western lambs, 55Oa
G75.
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KANSAS CITY.

Kansas city Mo-, June l2.-Cattle-
Receipts, 1000, including 500 Texans
steady. Native steers, 225G765; Texas
and indian steers, 2.7OG5.25: Teak,
cows, SOOg4OOi native cows and helf.
ers, 2.l5g6.5Oi stockers and feeders
SaOgS'2O; bulls 320l525; calves, asa
$50.
Hogs-Recelpts 5000: market weak;
o. lower. Bulk OF sales, 7.O5d7. As;
heavy, 746d155i packers. 7.2587. 80,
medium, ll5gI4O; light, 6.7Oa7. 80.
workers. l2o67So; pigs, 625a7.OO
sheep-Reoelpts. 5000; market
steady. Muttons, i00q5s0: lambs, 46OG
10; range wethers, LOOG5.e5 ewes, AS
Q620
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Time Table
In Effect April
1902.

ARRIVE
From ogden, Portland, Butte Ont
cago, st. Louis. Omaha Denver az =. -,
and San Francisco .,,,....;.... ssi 'aS ~ =,
From ogden and ntefmedlate points. V'iV ~'n'
From ,ov Ua asS istermeaIatc points oS am
From ogden, Chicago 81 Louis.
and map san frs1clsco.'..'......n,...., sos pm
From Garfield Beach. Tooele ana 40 =, m
Terminus ,;i.,,,''S;;..t, i,5 ,oyo wv
from ana MaSti ~''ou'' N'p ''.... 600 pm
From Preston Logan brigham, Og-
den and intermediate points. ,..... o'oo pm
if0 Fra Usdsa pu's~ $40 pm
DEPART
For ogden. Cache Valley, Omaha
Chicago, Denver. Kansas CITY
and 81 louls."a.a .. ..,. .,.,,'.'. f'V1 h-in
Terminus. 's.".".s..~~.n,...,..y 7,lS am
'0 aud manu- 49, .'.'......,. 755 am
For ogden, Butte, Helena. Portland,
san Francisco and intermediate
For Ogden, Omaha, Chicago Denver
Kansas CITY. ~ Louis and san
Francisco pm
Omaha. S. Louis and Chicago. 800 pm
For Provo, Nephi, Milford. Calientes
and intermediate points ... i;O' pm
For ogden Butte Helena. Portland,
san Francisco and intermediate
points ...... ..,... ...... ..,,ru,,,iO'oJIl Pun
T. NJ. SCHUMACHER. Act. TraL Mgr
H. 4. hurley, q. 4. & T. A.
II. s. SPENCER A. @. p, & T. A.
oity Ticket Office, 2Oi Main Street
Telephone 80.
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DENVER

Denver June l2.-Catte-ReceIpts.
l'OOO' steady. Beef steers, 4OOd6OO.
cows. 36Od500; stockers and feeders
freight paid 20 river $3.50 500; bulls,
stays, l5OQ4OO.
Hogs Receipts, none. Higher. Light
packers, IiO@515, mixed and heavy, 7.l5
0140
Sheep-Receipts, $50. Steady. Good
fat muttons, 4.5OGb50 lambs, 5.5OQ6.5O
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, June l2.--July wheat opened
az Y TO i2ls and advanced 10 12b
Close-Wheat-June, 72a.. July. 72a
'2h sept, 7ON Dec, 7l&.
Corn-July, 62N. July, G3A.
Oats--June, 40. July, S77s. New sQM
Pork--June and July, il. co; Sept
40.
i, L az, lo.21is; July. 1890; Sept,
Ribs-July, 1915; Sept. 1925.
FlaX-Cash ~ W., ilG.
Rye-July, 56s.
Barley-sld6S
Timothy CO. Glover. S.Sg.
ash--Wheat-No. red, S0dSOib; No.
: red lsNasO, No. hard winter. ,is
g'o'zi NO. hard winter, 73haT5h; No.
l northern spring l4hd75h; no. 9
spring, 1Sh@7Ah; No 8 spring, 7Oa72,s
.CSorn-No' :, sSae3h No, 3. 62AQ
oats-No. ., 42a4s; No, 3. AM9g.
NEW YORK.
New York. June i2-wheat-Re.
coipts. 1865 bushels Fairly active
anu hrm all the morning on foreign
light offerings.
July, .ssa'sa; Sept. 7sh@s2h: Dec,
SAN FRANCISCO.
San Francisco, June l2-wbea,-
quiet Dec. LION bid; spot quiet but
steady, Ito. N~
Corn-Lsrse yellow, steady. iI5Siso
,Barley-Dull; Dee. ssh bid: cash,
LIVERPOOL
Liverpool June if.-ciose: What
uly, 5s lo'td bid Sept, IS I'd bid.
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RuTrER ANp EGGs

New York. Jne i2-Buter-Receipts.
800 packages. Steady. State dairy.
ls62i creamery, lsa2ih; June cream
cry. imitation. l7ha2o factory, ia
1874
Eggs Receipts. 1880 packages. Firm.
State and Penna.. l7hGis.
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UNLIsTED STOCKS.
SALES.

Ajax, 1000 at s5l4-s. co. 300 at 35%:
1850 at 3b&--B. 30; 500 at SOB. S0 100
at 49, 500 at ssA; 200 az 36A; 100 at
2e&. Total, 400.
Lower Mammoth, 400 OF LIS; 500 at
l1e; 200 at Liih; 100 at LIN. Total.
100.
Star Con. 200 at 10.
Ben Butler. 1000 at ,.
California. 500 et 11k; 1000 at IN.
Century, 800 at 27is; 200 at q; 100 at
f7H. Total. 900.
Martha Washington. 1000 at az; 1000
ut ~.
Tetro. 1000 at FIX.
Yankee, 100 at liz.
OPEN BOARD.
100 DAILY, 100.
100 Sacramento, 23h. ~
1000 Ben Butler. 3.
100 California. liz.
900 Tetro. an.
TOTALS.
Regular CALI. ..1S.loo shares No2t.5
Open Board 80. ;. 1.s0o shares 42225
1890 A.446.ss
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ST LOUIS.

St Louis June l2.-wool Steady
territory and western mediums. llha
IVA nne, nelbh, coarse. LQilt.
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SALT LAKE MARKETS.


Salt Lake City June ~. 1907
Following are local wholesale N ices
| on produce, quotations being furnished
| NJ. Christensen a. Co, Palace Meat
Market the Intermountain Milling
| company and Sam Williamson.
BUTTER.
Butter supply Is good and prices are
about as low as they win 80.
Creamery fresh domestic) per h..
.'.'. 80. -. 80 ''',..,..'.,20 cents
Ranch, per 3D. ,....,, u TO 10 cents
POULTRY.
The supply is falf-
Hens, chickens, from 10 TO lIc per
pound.
Chickens, spring, coming on market
now. Sell wholesale $3.50 to $500 a doz-
en- according TO size.
EGGS.
Egg market Is stiff Quotations Sc 90
TO 1925 per case.
MEATS.
Pork, per 10. dressed. into s cents
Beef steers, per lb.....7% 10 Sh cents
Beef cows, per ib.."..6A TO ~ cents
- 1919 - ffff ~ ~ T" hNhNt
veal, per lb....,.,......7h TO cents
Spring lambs, forequarter, retail Si.0D
Spring lambs, hind quarter, retail rs
FLOUR.
The following quotations are
generally held by Utah mlllers. Ore.
gon and some Utah -four Is being sold ut
$500 for high patent, $3.50 for straight
and $50 for bakers
High patent per cwt.. -. 90. ...s2.20
Straight grade, per cwt.. E. :. .... 200
Bakers No. !, per cwt. :, =. .. :. 40
GRAIN.
Shorts per cwt .............,..$1. 20
Corn, per cwt,.... 80. ..........,, 1.65
itIah' per cWt. 49," MINIMUM. l.lO
Wheat, per c~t... .. .........u. 1850
Wheat, per bushel.. :. =. ..,.." 90
oats, per cWt,.. o.. =. ......,,.., 1.W !
Feed barley, per cwt. .,..,....... 1850 |
Rolled barley, per cwt. ........... 1.6O |
HAY.
Lucern, per hundred. baled ...... go |
Timothy, per hundred, baled 49,. rs
Upland, per hundred baled .. .65
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si44e.ss

n. A. Page, stock Broker,
Loans money on stocks az bank rates.
Room q, Walker Bank building.
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+ NEW YORK METAL PRICES

! Lead quiet. 4l2is. Copper I
i dull, i2f2hGi2.e2lz. 1
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SAN FRANCISCO.
LIVERPOOL


Liverpool. June ia.-ciose: Wheat
uly, Is lohd bid, Sept, IS I'd bid.
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MEATS.
FLOUR.

The following quotations are
generally held by Utah mlllers. Ore.
gon and some Utah -four is being sold at
1900 for high patent, $3.50 for straight
uud n an fs,y kaLar.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-10-31

The territorial authorities have been
notified of a rumored attack on a ne
gro family named johnson, in Beaver
township, Comanche county. The an
nouncement stated that Sheriff Paint
er had been called upon and has furn-
iohsd protection to the family, sending
a force of deputies TO the scene Of the
trouble, this is alleged to have origin
taed upon a request of the negro and
for school facilities, which under the
Oklahoma separate school law, is com
pulsory
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-10-31
WHILE OFFICERS
ARE ELEcTloNEERlNe.

Farmers Arc Compelled 10 Protect
Themselvt-. Against Criminals.
Joe Fox, colored was captured by
NJ. j. Adams, prominent farmer Of
Antelope township, last night and
brought to the city and lodged in the
county Jail Fox. 4 is claimed, stole
S25 in cash from the Adams home
while the family were away yester-
day afternoon. AS the family were
returning Fox was seen TO come from
.he house. mount his horse and ride
away. Mr.. Adams and his son i'm
mediately gave chase and after fol
lowing him about five miles Fox sur
rendered Mr. Adams Immediately
started TO Guthrie with the fugitive
and reaching the city placed him be
hind the bars and notified the sheriff s
office OF the capture.
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Came Near Being a Cripple.

Josh Westhafer. of Loogootee, Ind,
is a poor man, but he says he would
not be without Chamberlain's Pain
Balm if it cost FIVE dollars a bottle,
for it saved him from being a Grip
pie. No external application is equal
to this liniment for stiif and swollen
joints, contracted muscles. stiff neck,
sprains and rheumatic and muscular
pains. 1t has also cured numerous
cases of partial paralysis. 1t is for
sale by Eagle Drug Store.
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AN INTERESTING CASE.
Relative 10 Indian Law Sprung by
Judge Buckner.

Colonel c. r. Buckner Of this city,
has an interesting Indian case on
hand that contains features entire y
new and so far as known never be
fore brought up in the co 4rts He was
she attorney last sprir for Robert
Whiteoloud, an Iowa Iadian, who shot
and supposedly killed Jim Daley, an
Otoe Indian Whnecloua came clear
on the grounds Of jus'ifable shooting
Jim Bailey did nor die. however,
and now that be nas recovered has
brought suit against whisscloud for
$lO.5OO damages and whitecloud has
again retained Buckner.
The Guthrie lawyers believe that
under the rulings OF the Indian depart
mant and Of congress thatst suit
cannot b. brought in the courts Of one
Indian against another of a different
tribe in case of this kind. If such
should prove correct the matter
would be one for the Indian depart
ment to decide. If the damages were
allowed it would then be paid from
the annuity fund of the Iowa tribe and
not from Whitecloud's private purse.
United States Attorney Horace
Speed and other prominent attorneys
of the territory say the case is entire
ly new in its features.
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ELECTION
BOARDS
For the Various Precincts
in Logan to Act at Next
Tuesdays Election

The following is a lit OF the eles-
tion boarrs for the various precincts
In Logan county as recommended by
the County Central committees and
affirmed by the County Board of
Antelope Township.
Frank Knox, Inspector.
w NJ Knight Judge
T l.. Jonigan, Judge.
F.. S. Pulliam, Clerk.
S. d. Russell. Clerk
Bear Greek.
Frank Daney, Inspector.
c. r. Young, Judge.
James Mcdaniel, Judge.
George Jho, Clerk.
o. C. Young, Clerk
Blsmark.
Dan Dyche, Inspector
ID. II. Owens, Judge.
John Oneal. Judge
" ]. Hamiin, Clerk.
0. A. Edwards, Clerk.
Cedar.
Craig, Inspector.
Emery Gobble, Judge
l.. H. Hill, Judge.
r. S. Hancock. Clerk.
j. e. Clark. Clerk.
Crescent.
IL. +. Ryland, Inspector
J. r. Hopkin, Judge.
A. b. Holiday. Judge.
r. W Wood, Clerk.
W. d. Smith. Clerk.
Guthrie Township.
j. W Bishop, inspector
Cap Upham, Judge.
ID. Partridge, Judge.
Il. J. Bradley. Clerk.
Harry Faulkner Clerk
Iowa.
s. r. Jordan, Inspector.
W. NJ. Flenord, Judge
Geo. Wyant, Judge
Albert Burrows. Clerk
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-10-31

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