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Arizona republican., 1902-08-07

with his revolver !ie sent l bullet through his prI.n.
 By this time ,lIsi, had fallen, and tie posse, unaware If tho seriousness of lis wound, and cea.ing ttau his s:l.-:.ce was intended to lure tn em into a u-.lj- " ambush, posted themselves tu gre vent hls escape and patiently waited for dawn. During ll,e night osh,-,s o@ne on the scene and joined iu inc ccrdon. At daylight they f..unt. i.., outlaws dea Dody.
 None of th: posse was wru1ied. though all of them had narrow escapes W hen they were firing from rn- over Of their rock they iIld % lift the.r Leads above corer, and every time the vas donc Tracy :. i.ir rang cut and th.. lullet clipped the rock
Arizona republican., 1902-08-07
KILLED IN A RUNAWAY.
A Man Prominent in the West for Half
 q Century.

Guthrie, Ok. August e.-Rev. John Boyle, aged eighty, was killed today in a runaway accident, his horse fright ening at a dynamite blast. He was . native of Nobleston, Pa, a practicinS lawyer and Cumberland Presbyterian minister. He was appointed receiver of the land Cffice at Vermilion, Dakota. in 1864 by President Lincoln and d member of the supreme bench of Da- kota by President Johnson. He has also been very prominent as a lawyer and preacher in Iowa, Dakota and Texas.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-07
BRIDGE FULL OF GIRLS.
They Were Scattered and Killed by an
 Excursion Train.

Hopkinsville, Ky. August 6.-An ex- cursion train on the Illinois Central caught five young women on a high trestle at Dawson Springs this after noon. Two were crushed to death. and the others, jumping. were probably fla tally injured.
 The dead are Miss Johnny Smith. Paducah, Ky, and Lucy Stevenson. Hickory Grove. Ky. The injured are- Misses Lena Flint of Paducah, Ky- Edith Stevenson of Hickory Grove. Ky. and Annie Nichols of Hawes, Ky. All were visitors at the springs.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-07
METAL MARKET.

New York, August 6-There was little change in the local copper situation, the market ruling easy, with standard. spot to December, $11.15 to $11.60; lake, $1175 to S1l95: electrolytic, s11.75 to s11S214; casting. S11.65 to s11S0. At London copper declined lis Sd, spot fin ally being quoted at G52 16s Sd.
 Lead was steady here and abroad on moderate inquiry. and prices were cas- fly maintained, 41sc here and i'll Is Sd at London.
 Trading in spelter was along quiet lines, enough buying developing to sustain prices. Spot closed at 52sc. and abroad at f1S 15s.
 Bar silver. 52aac.
 Mexican dollars, ALAG.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-07
WITNESS O'BRIEN.
Late oc the Philippines, Arrested for
 Perjury.

North Adams, Mass, August G. Shortly after midnight q special officer from Washington awoke Corporal Richard O Brier at his home in this city to place him under arrest on d charge of perjury in his testimony be- fore the senate committee last May regarding affairs in the Philippines, on a bench warrant from the District of Columbia.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-07

beard of trade, has requested that all directors and members of that organi- zation meet at the board of trade room at 9:30 to attend the funeral service
 By request of MT. Hamilton's family. the music rendered will be Lead. Kindly Light and Abide With Me" by the Phoenix male quartette. com posed of Messrs. InSles. Dodswoi tn. NiCSZ and Coggins.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-07
DELEGATES DANCED.

Rawlins. Wyo., August 6.-The dem ocratic state convention met here at o'clock this afternoon. No business was done beyond the election of L. Kapis of Larimer county chairman and Will Reid of Carbon county secretary, and the appointment of the usual com mittees. The delegates were enter tained tonight at a dance given by the citizens.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-07

five nor more than nine members to e@timate the cost of q system of muni- cipal water works and take such other preliminary steps as were possible to- ward securing the system. The resolu- ticl was adopted.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-07
THE WEATHER.

Washington, August 6.-Forecast for Arizona--Fair in south; local rains in northern portion Thursday and Fri day.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-07
BANE OF TWO STATES
 HARRY TRACY OUTLAW
Run Down at Last by a Posse of De-
 '>> termined Farmers.

They Went Alter Him to Get Him and in the Begin ming of the Battle Wounded Him So Desperately That His Escape Became Impossible He Completed Their Work by Suicide Posse Stood Guard About the Dead Body All Night, Not Knowing It Was Dead-Contest for Possession of It.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-07
A ROAST AND A TOAST
 FOR COUNCIL MEMBERS
The Former for Members Favoring the
 Water Company Franchise.

The Latter an Expression of Gratitude to the Mayor and Members Who Blocked the Extension-A Hot Arraignment of Councilmen Sanders and Messinger. Sensational Disclosures at Mass Meeting Last Night by Councilman James Shott-Resolution to Take Up the Municipal Waterworks Question Again
Arizona republican., 1902-08-07
STOCKS.

Atchison, 93%4 do preferred, 1022a: C. 2 O.. 53al Rock Island. 190; Big Four. 1CIA; C. & S., 33; do preferred, v: dc and preferred, ASA: Erie, 3S1a; Great Northern preferred, 191; Manhattan, 1858; Metropolitan, 14S12; Missouri Pa ciGc, IFS; N. J. Central. 1S5; N. Y Central l65$s; Pennsylvania, 15914; St L. S S. F. S11a; do preferred, S71s dc End preferred, IS; St. Paul, 1S65s; Southern Pacific, 6SA; Union Pacific. 1eS; Amalgamated Copper. 66M; Ana conda, 1Oi; Sugar, 1884 United States Steel. 3G7s; do preferred, S9%; Western Union, SS5s; Santa Fe Copper, ?.
 BONDS.
 U. $. ref. 2s. reg. and coupon, 107A S. reg and coupon, 1O5%l; new As, reg. 132; coupon. 1874; old As, reg. and cou- pon, 10SH: 5s, reg. and coupon, 104.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-07

 FINANCIAL

New York. August 6.-Today's stock market continued demonstrative in d negative way. underlying the strength of the financial and business situation of the country. The trading was most ly idle.
Arizona republican., 1902-08-07

CATTLE AND SHEEP. Chicago, August .-Cattle-Receipts,
Arizona republican., 1902-08-07

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Arizona republican., 1902-08-07

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The Sauk Centre herald., 1902-02-27

authorities to show cause why they
should not be enjoined from filing the
returns after the election is held. The
factional fight continues as hot as
ever.
The report is current that the Park
RAPIDS branch of the Great Northern
is to be given a through service on
and after June It is said that
Trains and will be run by way of
that branch, and an accommodation
train from Barnesville. to Sauk Centre
to care for the traffic over that part OF
the road. The people along the Park
Rapids line are greatly elated oyer
the prospects for improved train SER
vice. Among railroad men the opin-
ion prevails that there are to be some
vast changes in the running of trains
early this spriug.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1902-02-27
WhaalS.

No better bicycles are made than
the Columbia and the Crawford and
no one who purchases either will ever
have cause for regret. How Bros &
Co. have full line of both these
famous wheels, purchased SO as tc
sell them at prices much lower thar
ever before. If you contemplate buy
ing a wheel this spring do not fai
to examine these wheels and the new
prices.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1902-02-27
ITEMT FROM EXCHANGES.
News Notes of More or Less
Local Interest.

Score big, white credit mark
for Buffalo. The proposition for
bonds to build an addition to the
school house, to cost about $500 was
carried by Ia to 4.
Mrs. Hans Flore lost nine of her
fine Brabma chickens last Monday
night. They were stolen from her
barn. The thieves were tracked some
distance and Marshal Plank expects
to be able to make some startling
disclosures very soon.
Ole P Heieie, aged II years, died
at the home of HE son, P. o. Heieie,
at Belgrade, on Wednesday. The de-
ceased was a native of Norway, and
came to Stearns county in 1866, locat-
ing in the town of North Fork. For
a year he had made his home at Bel
grade.
John Krowlowsky of St. Cloud, who
had his right leg amputated just
above the knee on account OF a NAL
ignant growth due to fractured toe,
is getting along nicely, notwithstand-
ing his age of IS years, and the in
formation from the hospital is very
reassuring.
The board OF control has fixed the
price of twine made at the prison for
1902. But one grade will be made
and that will be known as standard -
The price fixed is 81 cents pound,
an adysnce of two cents over last
year. Some 5000, 600 pounds will be
made, after May l, the state will sell
to dealers. The daily output now is
80, 900 pounds.
On February "a, Mayor Nathan
Richardson will have attained the age
of 70 years and will alec enjoy the
distinction of being the veteran Office
holder of the county and one of the
oldest men in public life in the state.
Morsison county and Little Falls are
proud of the man who was instrument
al in all their attainments and on this
occasion extend anniversary congrat-
ulations.
The Royal Neighbors of America
has paid the amount Of a judgement
secured against the association by
Mrs. Elizabeth II. Startell of ST.
Cloud. Mrs. Sartell sued the associa-
tion for $1,000, the amount of policy
held by her late husband, with inter-
est. The district court jury found a
verdict for Mrs. Sartell, which was
affirmed by the supreme court. The
amount paid over to Mrs. Sartell was
$214O.
Alphonso Nickerson Of Monticello,
met with an accident which cost him
The Sauk Centre herald., 1902-02-27
Ten Dollars Reward.

Several times recently the lock on
the tool house at Greenwood cemetery
has been broken and the building en-
tered. A reward of ten dollars is Of
fered by the Sauk Centre lodge of Odd
Fellows for information that will lead
to the detection and conviction OF the
guilty parties.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1902-02-27
Landlord Slater Disappeared.

Landlord Slater Disappeared.
George Slater, the lessee of the Gen.
trail Hotel, left on Thursday night
without notice. No one knew anything
of his departure. He was slightly in
debted to few business men and his
hotel help. The employees knew moth
ing of the departure of their employer.
His wife accompanied him. He was
doing good business. Chan Mar
shall will keep the house open until
a new landlord is secured-which will
be on March L.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1902-02-27
The steamer ssChe" Capt Buck will Sauk lake
again this

his life, while attempting to cross the
track between the freight train and
engine. The engine was taking on
water at the time and he thought
there was plenty of time to drive over.
The horse not wanting to &c
through the opening by-stander
was asked to lead him, but the animal
could not be made to hurry and the
tracks being high made speed more
difficult. The engine struck the middle
of the sleigh, cutting it in two and
throwing Mr.. Nickerson on the track,
his legs were horribly crushed causing
death in few moments, from bleed
ing. No blame can be attached to the
train men as it was not a public
crossing. The engineer said he saw
the team waiting and thought no more
of it, not dreaming one would try to
cross.
A deal has practically been closed
whereby Luckemeyer Brothers, OF
Melrose, become the owners OF the
Drake granite quarry, situated about
three miles from the city in the town
of St. Cloud. The purchase was
made of the Franklin Investment
company, OF st. Paul, through Ed
ward Zapp, and tho purchase price is
in the neighborhood of $500. For
several years the Drake quarry has
not been operated The granite is
of a red color and there is some gray
granite to be found in the immediate
neighborhood. The property is con-
ceded to be worth considerable more
money than the amount paid by Luck
meyer Brothers.
G. S. French at the head of the lake,
caught the largest fish that has been
taken out of lake Osakis for many
a day. The big fish was pickeral
and weighed 204 pounds. He was a
inches long and measured five inches
across the head.
Marshall G. Fortner, member OF
the ST. Cloud lodge of Elks and form.
erly a conductor on the Minnesota
& International railroad with head.
quarters at Bemidji, was accidently
killed at Des Moines, Ia, several
days ago.
H. J. Limperich of st. Cloud, who
served with credit to himself and com
pany as Second Lieutenant of Co. Nd
18th Minnesota Vols, in the Philip
pines, has been honored with the
election to the Office of vice president
OF the Spanish-American War Veter
ans association.
Some of the citizens of Detroit tried
to secure an order from Judge Baxter
prohibiting the village authorities o1
Detroit from holding an election
which had been called to vote on the
question of detaching the town from
the village. The order was denied,
but an order was issued citing the
The Sauk Centre herald., 1902-02-27
Seed Wheat.

have for sale 200 bushels Haynes
pedigree blue-stem wheat grown in
new land, second crop, which is abso-
lutely pure and free from foul seeds
of all kinds. This wheat yielded 81
bushels to the acre last year, while
that next to it under like circumstan.
ces yield but 26 bushels We sell al
81. 90 bushel. w. S. Dean.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1902-02-27
RoaI Estate Transfers.


John Bonemeyer to Herman Schultz,
lot4, Indexes add, Metre Grove,
$500.
Geo. V. Winter to M. P. Winter, se1
sci and others sec 8, twp 124, range
33, $4,000.
H. Blenke to Frank Bischoff, lots 4
and 5, blk l, Freeport, $3.50.
Peter Rausch to Otto Nikol, nw4 sec
10, twp 124, range "a, S4025.
L. Lauer to Theo. Hamm Brew Co.,
part lot I, block 5, Melrose, $4,000.
John Dannylly to A. K. Lange, nj,
net. sec IL, twp 126, range "a, 5000
O.P. Steyensfto Nels Thompson, lots
II and IL, blk 9, Belgrade, $3.50.
Ingeborg Johnson to Gustav Krall ,
e4 of net of SET sec 81. twp l23,
range 33, $170.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1902-02-27
Town Caucus.

The voters of the township of Sank
Centre will meet at the town hall on
Saturday afternoon at two o'clock p.
m, March 8. 1902, TO nominate town
ship ticket for the election to be held
on Tuesday, March IL, 1902.
JAMES WHITE, Chairman.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1902-02-27
Horses for Sale.

How Bros. & Co. have leased the
Vessey barn on Pine and Fourth-sts.,
and will constantly keep on hand a
variety of horses, including DRYERS,
heavy draft horses and general pur-
pose horses. They are always in the
market to buy or sell. If you want a
horse, or have one to dispose Of, call
upon them.
The Sauk Centre herald., 1902-02-27

shake into Your Shoes
Aliens Foot Ease. Itrests tho feet Cures
Oorns, Bunions, Ingrowing Nails, Swollen
and Sweating feet At ali druggists and shoe
stores, 25c Ask today.
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franchise were Il left IN. Their re-.
tusat Go aeeept a. he said, would
mean that none Of the tunnel ahd
terminal franchises could be accept
ed, he wanted the clause tackled
onto some subsequent franchise that
the Northern Pacific might want
touhetimrn Murphy and nlnehart
spoke IN favor Of the ordinance as
read, The hin went through IN
changed. and vas ordered published
as originally read.
The street provisions Include the
variation Of Dearborn street Tor |. 800
feet back from the waterfront in
taNur Of the Columbia A Puget
Sound railroad. owned by the Fact
tic Coast Company
Also the vacation 81 Elliott avenue
from blanchard 10 Virginia street
ana ~ issnera, blanchard and Viz
ginia streets from Railroad avenue
60 Elicit avenue. The resolutions
set the evening Of December 50 a.
the date for hearing on the ordi.
usnees to declare the vacation OF the
streets named.
The final passage Of the Great
Northern tunnel ordinance. which
has been euhlished according 10
charter provision. l. held back un.
tii the other franchise ordinances
shall be IN position to be finally
passed upon.
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TrDmIuhI Franchises Agreed
IEnMlVHL Upon But Hitch
May Result From vaCa- AE EHQllDrC
tion Clause In One ofIvI I,HSUUCS

Unless some hitch should arise
ever the proposed rVdedicatlon by
the Northern Pacific 60 the city Of a
"trip 10 feet In width. ON EWing
street between the government canai
and Woodland park. IN Fremont. the
tunnel and terminal matter h all but
settled, NJ Tar ~ the city Is con
cFrned.
At the meeting OF the council last
night, ordinances ErautinE new ter
mlnai franchises TO the Great North
esn, the Columbia A Puget Sound
and the Northern Pacific railroads
were given their second and third
radings and ordered published as
required by the city charter.
Resolutions wrto passed declaring
" to he the intention ~ the city -
vacate Dearborn and other streets
agrVcd 60 be vacated In faNor 81 the
railroads IN accordance with the
tunnel and terminal plans
The only point over which qucs-
ton arose was the clause relative TO
tire Ewing street strip IN Fremont.
This Il In the Northern Pacific fran
ehise ordinance.
Moves 10 Strike.
Judge Burke urgcd that this clause
b. stricken cut. Ne stated that II
Was doubtful whether the Northern
Pacific managers would accept the
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SOCIAL
DOlINGS

Mrs A. ~ Palmer entsrtainea at
cards tonight NJ her home, iszz -Four :
trvnth avenue.
Nf. and Mrs. Henry carstnnr left
Sunday for Eufenr Thsy will b.
abroad about six months.
Rainier Chapter. Daughters Of
the American Revolution. - making
plans Tor the Colonial ball which
viii be given January 10. the eve
OF Washington wedding day The
nnalf viii be one Of the important
social events Of the season.
Mira Samuel T.. Weston enter
talned large number Of ladies at
cards yesterday afternoon At he's
residence on broadway, The home
was very nrtisticaliy decorated,
Mrs ~ Nehblna Of ftaaton. IL the
guest OF Mrs. Park Weed Willis at
her horne ON broadway.
Mr.. and Mrns James u. Hage. 1r,
are especied "a return 10 the city
Tomorrow. after an extended tfir
South and East.
Mfm neadr. u Vancouver. n e. Il
the guest u her sister. Mrs. J. =
~ flWYd
The regular meeting % the Seat
Tie Federation 81 Wofnauu Clubs
met yesterday afternoon III the riut
rooms Of the New York block.
The carnival Of Jewish Women
win hold its regular monthly meet
ms Thursday Afternoon at Temple
Dc iIifsah. fina musical program
viii be rendered. There will also
be n very Interesting discussion
Seattle tnian Ne leI Order a.
Washington. viii rive a progressive
whist party Wednesday evening De-
ceuiher ~. IN the Nsa York block
second floor Those who enjoy shizs
PLAYING are invites 10 attend
~ Helena Chapter Of ~ Glenn
cut's Guiid held a sale of fancy Noft
today at the residence Of Mfa = r
Terry. ses T-hiftisth avenue
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THEATRICAL


riddle Dee Dee waher A Fields
latest srccess. captured Tacoma last
night. The morning papers have
all sorts % good thingx to say about
the attraction. which viii furnish the
nrst annual benent performance "
the Seattle Press cub. with a matt
nee on "Wednesday. December H. Its
sterling qualities insure a crowded
house.
The sale % tickets for thu beneni
I. Progressing fAvorabiy and me
Press club will Undoubtedly scorr a
success with Its hrst beneft. Tick
cts are on sale at an the ucWspa per
ccfices or car be obtained from all
reporters. The popular price q IS
cents obtains over the entire house
Tor the matln-e.
In its criticism % the show a.
glven at the racoma theater last
A.. 49, Tpcors ledger says
Fiddle Dee Dee greatly pleased
very gafgc audience at the Tacoma
theAter last evening u L. an ex-
ceptinnsily entertaining preseuta-
ton. and when u comes again. a. Il
- scheduled 20 do along about
Christmas, another crowded house y
certain 70 greet ~. rns faree u
vel banned. for u fuss logs along
dancing and hapha1ard funny bus.
iness' that keeps the nudlncr IN the
very b~-t % humor.
The voices are good. the music u
good. the chcru~~r and drills are
pretty and the funny trim. sam sid.
Haan. Bob Harris and Harry walters
ar~ % the best. There y nothing oh
fecfionable IN their 'huain~an ard
their Jokes are all frpsh. OF course.
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WASHINGTON
HEARS IT
Gets News Of Situation In
vsusxusla

WASHINGTON. ID. G. Dec. A.
A Ions dispatch received by the stste
department this morning from Min
istcr Bowen. at Caracas. confirms
the account OF the presentation Of
the uitimatum OF Germany and
Great Britain 20 Venezuela. and the
departure OF the representatives Of
those governments to the gunboats
Roth legations turned over all their
records and business TO the Ameri-
can minister.
shortly after RoWens message was
received. a messenger from the Ger
man embassy al Washington left a
communication from the British AMI
haSsator 20 Secretary HAY. contaiu-
ina presumably a formal notificN-
ton " the action OF Germany and
Great Britain. Al the cabinet meet
ina this morning Venezuelan affairs
were discussed.
LONDON. Dec. a. cabinet meet
ing Was held today fer the discus
sion OF the Venezuelan situation.
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At the regular mretmF ~ tho
beard OF health last nlsht tho nHsint 4.
ant city physician reported that iib
office treatments and 30 sick calls
had been made during the month
Ten eases were sent to the county
hospital aud 10 to the city hospital
An application made by y, " Mcnrc,
quarantine policeman. FOR an pddis
tional sanitary Inspector was laid
over fut future action. Considerable
routine business was transacted.
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FOR PROTECTION
OF BREWERlES

An ordinance by Nhich q ~ said
the Seattle brewing and Mailing
Company Intends 10 -r'inth itH hold
on the Seattle saloons, now under
It's control. was introduced In the
city council last night
The proposed ordinance A. an
amendment 10 the present ordinance
regulating the sale ~ Intoxicating
hqtlors. II aeoiisher the IS trans
Ter Of license fce ana also makes a
necessary for the holder of the
license to secure the permission 81
the psraon o. firm putting az thr
iieeuse moHey before obtaining a
license transfer.
The brewing company IL the finan-
cial hacker ~ ma iprity % the
Mnlossus ~ the citS Thr biii was
drafted by city attorneys.
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PLUMBING
Merrick
The American Clothier.
7o3 First Ave.
Agent for the Celebrated John u.
ssetson Hat u and -
kINa COUNTY SCHOOL On


KING COUNTY SCHOOL DIS
THlcT BONDS FOR SALE.
Notice is hereby given that pursu-
ant to u, bond election held on the
22nd day OF November. 1909. in school
district No. 80, King county, state OF
Washington, at which election over
three fifths of the votes cast were
Fur Bonds. Yes. said school dis
triet No. So hereby offers for sale
coupon bonds of said district TO the
amount of twenty thousand dollars
1870. 600 .u0). said bonds to be OF the
denomination OF five hundred dollars
each. and to be payable twenty years
after date at the office Of the treas
urer of King county, state OF Wash.
ington, or az the office OF the fisre
agency of the state of Washing loh,
In the city OF New York, IN the state
OF New York. at the option OF the
purchaser. The interest 20 be pay
able semi-annually and evidenced by
coupons payable at the said treas.
urer's office. OF at the said 'fsoh
agency, at the option OF the pur-
chaser Sealed bids for the purchase
OF said bonds will be received by the
county treasurer OF King county,
state OF Washington. up 70 O'Clock
y, m. on Saturday. january Srd. lsva'
az the office Of said county trenh
Juror. In the city OF Seattle, state OF
washington, at which time Haid hiur
VIII be considered as required ps
law.
bidders for said bonds are REQUEST,
ed to name price and rate OF lh''i'fs
at which fhay will purchase talu
honda. said honas VIII be reaoS TOT