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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-10-10
A MANIAC
AND HIS AXE
Charles Cawey Killed His Mother and Sister
and Fatally Injured -Four Other
.... Children.
ARE CRUSHED AND HACKED
The Insanity Was the Result Of the Strain Of Perfect
Ing an Appliance for Patents on an Air Brake
Which Are Now Pending in
Washington.

Pittsburg, Pa, Oct. TO- While labor
ing under mental alteration, the result
of the strain of perfecting an appliance
for patents on an air brake which arc
pending n Washington, Charles Cawley,
a 17-year-old boy, of Homestead, Pa,
early today killed his mother and one
sister, and fatally injured four other
children. He also tried to kill his two
older brothers, but was detected, over
powered and turned over to the police
The weapon used was an ak, with which
he crushed and hacked his victims be-
yond recognition. The dead are: Mrs.
Hannah Cawley, aged about 40 years,
head and upper portion of her body al
most pounded to IA jelly; Belle Cawley.
aged II years, who slept with her moth
er head frightfully crushed. The fa-
tally injured are: Josephine, the baby
OF the family, aged fifteen months; Ray
mond, aged SIX years, twin of Adeline,
head horribly injured; Agnes, aged ten,
head crushed Some time about three
o'clock this morning, Charles quietly
arose and, dressing himself, secured an
AK. Coming up stairs, he went into his
mothers room, where the victims were
all sleeping. After turning up the light,
the maniac began his bloody word. Be-
lieving that he had dispatched them all,
-
but James, the oldest, had been awak-
ened by the groans in his mothers room,
and as Charles entered he seized a heavy
rocking chair, and after fierce strug-
gle overpowered him and turned him
over to the police.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-10-10
ASTOAISHED THE ATTORNEY.
Estanslado SAILS Insisted on Entering Plea Of Guilty
IN BernaIIo County.

There was an abrupt ending to the
trial OF Estanislado Sais, in the Berna-
lilo county court yesterday. Sais is
charged with the murder Of Constable
Placido Salazar, and the entire morning
was spent in securing a jury When
the noon recess was taken, Attorney
Heacock, who was defending, left we'll
satisfied with the mornings work. On
his return In the afternoon his client
astonished him with the announcement
that he intended to plead guilty. In
spite Of the objections Of the attorney,
plead guilty he did, and was remanded
for sentence.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-10-10
IN GREAT CONFUSION.
Executive Committee Of tho Union Veterans Union Wants
10 Suspend General DWsnforth.

washington, D. c., Oct. 10.-The ex-
ecutive committee Of the Union Veter-
ans union, which Is holding its annual
convention today, has prepared re-
port recommending the suspension Of
General R. G. Dyrenforth, who is pre-
siding over the conference, and who re-
fuses to recognize the committee, in or
der that it may make its report and the
meeting is in state Of great confu-
sion.
The committee has directed F. B.
Hutchinson Of Rochester, N. Y, second
deputy commander in -chief, to assume
command. General Dyrenforth refuses
to recognize the action Of the executive
committee and the two factions are In
dispute over the question Of who
shall preside.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-10-10
POSTPONED BY AGREEMENT.
Attorneys Ia the Stratton Will Case Said TO 30 Trying
to Effect a Compromse

Colorado Springs, Colo, Oct. 10.-By
agreement of the counsel in the Stratton
.xill case the hearing on the writ Of
certiorari issued by Judge Seels in the
district court to determine the legality
of the appointment of TIE administrators
by Judge Orr in the county court was
today continued to October 23rd. In the
meantime the attorneys will continue
their efforts to settle the delicate and
important question involved and effect
a compromise which will put an end to
the litigation.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-10-10
A SCHOOL FIGHT.
A Teacher Quarrelsd With the Trustees and Seven
Persons Were Shot.

Grand Forks, N. D., Oct. 1O.--In a
quarrel between school teacher and
the board Of trustees at Altoona, little
station on the Great Northern, seven
miles north of the Canadian line, seven
persons were shot. One is dead and five
others are dying The dead is Henry
Toews. the teacher, suicided. Fatally
injured: John Hiebert. a trustee; Peter
Keller, trustee; two daughters of
Keller aged 8 and 10 years; Abraham
Remp, IA trustee and his young daughte
There was dissatisfaction with Toews
and after a quarrel the school teacher
began shooting and then killed himself.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-10-10
Percy M. Starr Dead

Percy M. Starr, Republican nominee
for sheriff of San Juan county, died sud
denly on Tuesday. He was driving some
sheep to Pueblo Bonito and while cross
ing the San Juan river some OF the
sheep stopped on a sand bar. Mr.. Starr
waded in to start them off and the water
came to his waist. He was overheated
and the cold water caused congestion OF
the heart and he fell back into the wa
ter dead. He was nominated last Satur-
day for sheriff. He was 25 years old
and very popular.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-10-10
THREE WERE ASPHYxIA1ED.
windows and Doors Were Tightly Closed and Key Holes
We're Filled With paper.

Omaha, Neb., Oct. 1O-Mrs. Henry
Haubens and two sons, Walter, aged 13,
and Emil, aged IL years, were found
dead in their home on North Twenty
fourth street early today, where they
had been asphyxiated by Illuminating
gas. The windows and doors were
tightly closed, key holes filled with pa
per. several gas jets were open and all
indications arc that the woman had
committed suicide, at the same time
taking the lives of her two sons.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-10-10
Not Enough Water.

Professor Fabian Garcia, chief horti-
culturist at the Agricultural Experiment
Station at Mesilla Park, was called to
Alamogordo to find the cause of so many
of the cotton wood trees dying. After
an examination of the trees and the
roots, he gave the opinion that the trees
do not have sufficient water. The
ground is hard adobe, and the water
failed to reach the roots.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-10-10
Major Appel Transferred

Major D. M. Appel, superintendent OF
the United States sanitarium for the
treatment of tuberculosis at Fort Bayard
has received orders transferring him to
the Philippines. He will leave New
Mexico about the last of November. His
successor at Fort Bayard will be Lieu
tenat- Colonel Comegys who is an army
surgeon. Major Appel has brought to
treatment at Fort Bayard to a state of
thoroughness that has produced results
that have astonished the medical fra
ternitV
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-10-10
Shipping Marble.

Frank Falcone has shipped a carload
Of stone from his marble quarries, near
Alamogordo, to El Paso. Machinery
has been ordered, which will be installed
at once, for cutting and polishing the
marble, but It will not be placed in po-
sition until the spur from the railroad is
completed,
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-10-10
will Resume Drilling.

After a shut down of four months
drilling is to be resumed on the holdings
of the Manuelito Oil Company near Gal
lup. R. J. Turnbull, president and gem
eral manager of the company, will re-
turn from the east and give his personal
attention to the work. One we'll on the
land is down 900 feet and it
is expected to ut once drill it to 1000
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-10-10
q. q. weather bureau Notes.

Forecast for New Mexico. Fair tonight
and Saturday.
Yesterday the Thermometer registered
as follows: Maximum temperature, II
degrees at 800 p. m; minimum, A.
degrees, at 6:1O a, m. The mean tenn
nerature for the "a hours was SO de-
rrees. Mean daily humidity, 35 per cent.
Maximum temperature In sun, IS de-
Temperature at 600 q. m. today, As
degrees. -
Albuquerque Fair s2.s5, return Oct.
10 to II. !,
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-10-10
Horns trial Begun.

Cheyenne, Wyo., Oct. 1o.-The trial
of Thomas Horn for the murder Of
Willie Nickel in the Iron Mountain
country, opened In the district court to-
day. II is understood the defense will
reiv on an alibi.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-10-10
Santa Ts County Republican Central
COMMITTEES.

The Republican central committee Of
this county met on yesterday and organ.
lied as follows: j. D. Hughes, chair.
man; M. A. Ortiz, secretary, and E. G.
Abbott, treasurer. The precinct chair.
men will be named at meeting OF the
committee, which will take place early
during the coming week,
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-10-10
Buy and Try a Box Tonight.

While you think Of it, 60 buy and
try a box Of Cascarets Candy Ca
thartic, ideal laxative, tonight. You'll
never regret it. Genuine tablets
stamped c. c. c. Never sold in
bulk. All druggists, roc.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-10-10
Professor wrathsr Elected.

The school board at Cloudcroft has
elected Prof L. G. Wrather as supern-
tendent Of schools. He Is graduate Of
the Kentucky University and OF the
National Normal School In Ohio. The
school will open October 20.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-10-10
The Wool Market.

st. Louis, Mo-, Oct. 10-Wool, steady.
Territory and western medium, 16c "a
1sc; fine, 12c a l6c; coarse, 12c @
Ice.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-10-10

A small gasoline engine. new, for sale
BY the New Mexican Printing CONF
pany. Call or write and set price
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-10-10

How are Your Kidncyss
DR., Hobb. sparagus Pills cure al kidney Ills. Sam
ple free, Add. Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago or N.Y
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1902-10-10
MARKET REPORT.
MONEY AND METAL.

New York, Oct. 10.--Money on call
strong at 10 a IA per cent. Silver 50K.
New York, Oct. 1O.--Lead, quiet,
$4.121l; copper, dull, Sl1.50 q $11. IS.
Chicago, Oct. 10.-Close. Wheat, Oc-
tober, 6s%; Decem ber. TO-
Corn, October, 81; November, 55]a;
December, AK.
Oats, October. 319S; December, 80.
PORK, LARD, RIBS.
Pork, October, sl7.oo;' January,
Lsrd, October, slol5; November,
1886.
Ribs, October, $l1.a71a; January,
50. go q $8.221a.
STOCK.
Kansas City, Mo. ,,Oct. 1O.-Cattle, re.
ceipts, 5000, including 1000 Texans
market steady.
Native beef steers, s4.oO q 81. IS; Tex.
as and Indian steers $2.4O q $3.75
Texas cows, $1.65 @ $3.50; native cows
and heifers, $1.75 q $4.65; stockers and
feeders, 81. so q $500; bulls, 81.5O a
90. so; calves, $2.75 q $3.50.
Sheep, receipts, 5000; market steady
Muttons $2.95 q 81. 90; lambs, $3.70 q
85. 90; range wethers, $3.40 a $3.65
ewes ~. 90 a 80. so.
Chicago, Oct. 10.-Cattle, receipts
$500, including 500 westerns; marke1
steady.
Good to prime steers, $7.40 a $3.50
moor to medium. IA. rs "a ~. 25: stOcker!
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1902-05-16

the explicit declaration
Original that the powers Of gov
Secession ernment vested by the
Sentiment, constitution in the Uni
ted States Of America
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1902-05-16


Looms Up. spectively contended.
But thoughtful men
all along perceived that if both sides
persisted, if neither would yield, if no
middle ground could be found upon
which both could stand, the time would
surely come when the strife for mas
terry would find its settlement in anoth-
er field than that of discussion and de-
bate Unfortunately for us, the insti-
tion of slavery had firmly established
itself in the South and had grown and
expanded as the country grew. 1t had
come down to us by inheritance, and
there seemed nothing left for us save to
follow the path which we had trod
from the beginning, and eliminate as
best we could. as many as possible of
the evils which we all recognized as in
separable from it, If the institution
of slavery was accompanied by the sug-
gestiOn of moral wrong, the states of
the North were no more blameless than
we, for aside from the fact that in the
early days their Inhabitants were them
selves owners Of slaves and had parted
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-02-13

z his f- 8 ~
REPAIRS, ETC, or COURT HOUSE
AND JAIL. L
1889 Geo. &. Garrow, expenses Of
mechanic TO place cells IN jail 1911
1897 c. l.. Gilbert, roofing and labor
on court house s,. 4. 4. 1926
1900 T. Brose, mason work on JAM
to's room. ... 3. $50
1904 J. =. Nygaard, cook stove, jail
Kitchen. ...@.+s ), .4a.s latD
29h T. e., Williams, repairing etc,
county Jail. g.. $500, 100
29i3 X, Martin. repairing sherif''s
- residence. 49,. 49,. 49, $50. lpa.p1
29i6 AVarfed Electric 60. lights for
d. jail and court house, !. J. 1912
2a54'W. A. Boyd labor and material s-.s
for county jail. 4. ... !. q 90
1855 X. II. Collar, repairs in register
Of deeds Office. ..&,. +. .<..E.. $3.50
1866 Snow 4 Schroeder. supplies for
court room and county jail. 3l.09
2976 L. J. & 4. Swedback, lumber for
court house and jail, I. .. - 1911
1919 McOuaig & Eudngton, stoves
and pipes for court house. 1i.G
1891 McDuaig & Ladiugtofr, supplies
for court house -. - 4t,3
1888 Geo. ID. Barnard Co. roll
top desk 1910
1857 J. u Farley, wood for court
house ~. ..s -. n. :. 29.35
3Oe9 Nayior & Young, shades for jail e
windows. !. 1880
1915 Warfeid Electric Co. lights for
jail and court house. .+S,4 ~. 1896
3lt9 Mayor & Young, mating for
eourt room. 1l.oO
gill WariIcld Electric CO., light for
court house. December >. SIS
3l1S c. j.. Gilbert roofing pitch 11.92
1906 f.. J. & a. swedpack, lumber
and tar felt for court house, 800
32l2 Village OF Benidji, water rent
for county jail, 1900 ! 1900
a2f4 WarfcId Electric Co.. light for
Jail and court house, February. u55
g220 G. w. SpceImar, cord Of wood 80
1a3t c. W Speeirau. cord Of wood 1.59
2222 q w. spcclnar. ] cord 81 wood 80
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-02-13
Financial Statement Reltfami Co.
fContinued from pag e Two)
IN WHOSE FAVOR DRAWN
REVENUE Fund WoLE BoUNTy

VI WARRANTS.
27as Herman Helgeson ..5 I. !. Il. s5s5 IA 90
527a9 II RI Wetheren . . IA . . .3.. 500
2s04 Andrew I. Anderson. 900
2Sl4 Louis /. Bella. ..3. "a. u +, ~. 800
2S19 Peter Becker. ]. +. 5.. f5 Z, w
22S20 CT +. Smith. y. N. y. Il. w
1920 Ole Esterby,. 4. .8. " !. ss,. b. III w
sao24 Chris G. Hogan. .. !, 81 w
1895 Simeon Stangland n, .sss IVY
1886 Leon Hoyt. !. 4. l. ~. w
1854 q. M. Colby .. b, II. ., ?. 90
\ 3(l55 Carl #siebeI. . . . ~ ". 100
1874 Simeon Stangland. .s5 q 0O
3151 Ole Erickson, &. w
1852 John Lycken ... ..$.. n. "a. W
3l76 John ]. HoH. {. .- W
1893 Herman Helgeson,- 100
31es John Epgers I'll s t s. s " III, 90
1884 Nels Olson .5t.. if.u0
1852 Charley Wright. 4. 3. !. $500 /. ..E ,uo
1859 Nels Olson ... 100
3354 slNtiIl Trick Ell "a .S VII Ss 90
s.3s8 sSs554 -------------
Total 4. . ]. !. .3# n, !. 7. .s... 4, l56 90
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-02-13

---
20S2 Soiway Press, publishing notices
Of teachers examinations. 6.60
1888 Beltrami County News. publish
ing notices teachers examina-
tons \. 80. n. S.S0
3OS9 Kaiser Y Greeley, publishing mo-
tices Of teachers examinations. III $50
5000 Al. K. Butler, publishing notices
Of teachers examinations. $50
3095 Kaiser & Greeley, publishing
" commissioners proceedings. !. 1850 80
1899 Ivers a. krohn, publishing no. IN
tices of teachers examination $40
5000 Kaiser & Greeley, publishing ie-
gal notices. ~. \, 10. Az
ssI1 Kaiser s. Greedy publishing
Commissioners proceedings. 5000
s3ls Kaiser Il Greeley, Publishing
commissioner proceedings. IN 100
1914 Kaiser & Greeley publishing
4E financial statement 4l0 DO
1929 Kaiser & Greeley. publishing
0 delinquent tax roll Il. !. ... 26I 40
1894 Pioneer Press Co.. advertising
sale Of county bonds 4. !. b. 100
3457 Scramps & Straur, advertising
sale Of county bonds. 20 90
34Ta National Press Intelligence Co,
advertising sale Of county
bonds. M. III. s. .S.. 3,o0
3497 Kaiser & Greeley, legal pub 81
leatioh . !. I, a. 4, .. J. I. h, I'll. s s7.To
s499 Kaiser q Greeley, publishing
commissioner proceedings. !. 45.d0
$500 Kaiser & Greeley. 400 financial 54
statements. pamphlet form .f, S.
35o7 Geo. w Barnard & Co., blanks S.55
350S Pioneer Press CO., blanks. 81 10
s5Os Pioneer Press Co, stationery. 50
1854 Beltranli County News, legal
publications. 49,. +. lSS ~
1855 Kaiser & Greeley legal publica-
TONS ~. VI. Z, #.s . $50. #.. ol .6o
ss7o Beitrami County News, publish j,
s ing notices. .s'...4.. IA. Il. 55 e,e u
1892 Bagleys independent, publishing
notices. a.9u
1906 Kaiser 4 Greeley, publishing q
proceedings. j "A. ~. Il. ai.fl
4229 +. ]. taylor, publishing pro-
graniT1es Il. ,55, ,5s.. t.gEs tn fs
1922 Kaiser = Greeley legal publ 81
cation. $500 II. \ .S.. %. y
43i5 Kaiser & Greeley, publishing
"A proceedings \, 81 Y. .i ~ W
1876 Kaiser & Greeley, printing court
calendar. y. 4, rs. n $500 oV.pe y
4476 Kaiser Greeley. legal publiea-
4546 Bagley Independent publishing !,
legal notices !. $.. 4. ,.e.. 54l ~
1855 Il a. krohn, legal publications. 10
Nm school report. \. 4. A. !. (. 162. ol
rotal n, ... .5.. Is Its .6.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-02-13
REVENUE FUND MtscELLANEo

REVENUE FUND-M MISCELLANEOUS
2sS2 Benaidj Fire Department, ser
vices at court house fire.. - 1a.b
1854 John Sinclair. carrying ballots
Tor town Of Sinclair. ........ $50
s2s7 Porter Nye, acting Judge OF pro-
bate. 100
2SSs Porter Nye. acting Judge OF pre-
bate. a@a..... 9-D
$3.50 Tracy Bardwell, investigating
trespass. 1855 >. - 5V,H
1893 J. NJ, Desjardins. carrying bal
lots for town Of Sheylin. ~ 5.W
2S9s r. Il. &. Clark, clerk Of election.
Red Lake precinct. ..5..s.. %
290l Gilbert & Boyd, flag pole on -
court house. -. -. l4.ta
1903 Ole Johnson, clerk and judge OF
Sin Clair precinct. -. - -. sN
1906 A. ]. McCarty, carrying ballots
and clerk at Sandy River pre-
2915 ]. ~ Thompson, making ballot
boxes, Sandy River. -. 2s5
2917 O. 5. Stephenson, carrying bal.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-02-13
IN WHOSE FAVOR ORA WIN. Z


u ers..$.. h. .&.. !. n y. &. INA. 1850
1906 McCuaig a i-udington, shoes for
prisoners. I, .... Z. {. u. \. ..a 400
1881 @, 2. Erickson, boarding pris-
oners.. \. !. 5..% i. .... J, N .,s., s1O.uo
1884 Phil I. Megaarden, board Rus,
ynipple,, III. s.. q. Il, fs..es. \. 153.33 M
S427 Thomas Bailey boarding prison B
a 5E5 ers l22 5t S
$40 Thomas Bailey, boarding prison,
ers..ss,s y. s,..E.. 4,,& .&. .y # lbs, 30 t9
1850 Polk County, boarding prison,
ss0S Thomas Bailey, boarding prison
cfs.. - s.s ss.sF..Ssg ou.St
ers., mi. Il. \. D. A. !. .., I'M. 49,. os
i242 Thomas Bailey, boarding prison
ers.. n. J. ]. ..... ]. III, !, 4, I. III. see4
43i7 homas Bailey. boarding prison #
x ers..55.. Il, X M. tzss W, bU
1850 Thomas Bailey, boarding prison
ers., ... AZ 4. il. 4. n. n, & ..a.. 25soO
4i7o Thomas bailey, boarding prison,
erst, 49,. ..s.. ..&ts&5g eS.3i #H
HE rosenberg, supplies for pri sF
soners.... s..E5 l0lo
Total. ,,... Z. !. -. .... ......s l,sss, Is
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-02-13
REVENUE ruND-DoARD or AUDIT

REVENUE FUND BOARD or AUDIT. ~
3646 G., W, Spcpman. clerk Of court 300
a04S Yves Wright. chairman -, ;, 800
1892 Yves Wright, chairman. ;. >. 800
5TH G. W. Speclman clerk Of court 800
aiG6 J. II. Haner, auditor. :. ;. :. II, 90
4l9i {. W, Speelmau, clerk Of court. 800
~--~~+y--.-.~---
Total. -. :. :. :, :. :. ). :. IS 30. 90
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-02-13
RENENI TE FUND ROCKS. MD
TIC)NERY II 81, n .ss d ,s

TONER ..5 5,.
1855 Free Press Printing %, books
I. and blanks for Clerk Of Court 40 %
1881 Brown, Treacy 4 Co, station
cry and blanks. rs. III s y 20
3o6S Free Press Printing CO., books
sf and blanks. 4. ~. ~. \. ol.lo
y - ,n AN 1 an me-, 4 "a. 1920
,,17 Pioneer epress Co, blanks I. IN. 1.5Ol
~ fs sheriff :. Il. 1875
1920 Kaiser 4 Greeley stationery Tor =
register Of deeds. ~. TIL. ..8s. .2a. $50
3l21 Kaiser & Greeley, stationery for
county surveyor. .:-.s \. .t&sss -. ~
3l22 Kaiser & Greeley. envelopes for
county treasurer. lu.5u
Il oon, Il NUN. q Greeley stationery ,3 Il sol
5e91o p;oneer Press Co., blanks 5.5. 21.25 /
32l1 Geo, D. Barnard & CO., blanks 90
32l2 Pioneer Press books. =. J. n. %. au
I sofe Co. q, barnard e co books SO. SO /
5000 II prass printing Co, books S.l5I
3249 Free Press Printing CO., books S 20 IVY
1912 Kaiser u Greeley, stationery. 1.40
ssi' and a,,d Stationery aadss 7s 7s
1921 Brown, Treacy x CO., office sup
plies for So f. Street I. III. 81. b.l5 |
3425 Pioneer Press CO., one blank 4. &.
book. ..$.. .$5.:. s.. #sB 4istVV
3426 Pioneer Press Co, assessment .-
II s books and blanks 3. 4. 81. laI.ff
80 &c. nv. ery.. ..5 4. u. ... 4. 22.4
Ss4s r ,,,'sn, ho aEsss TOO
8s.oe Ka;ser b greeley. blanks !. IS. i. 81 80
s 100 be s,'' /, I ~ 225 40
sss. Kaiser 4 Greeley, stationery .=,, ~ 4s,zl
o'o' a ,nHeei 4, IS, 26. 90
400 Er..e press Printing Co, blanks 14.6O
43,7S Pioneer Press Co, one birth
and death register. - 3E SOU
1854 Treasurer town OF Greenwood,
record OF births and deaths. a'W
1858 free Press Printing Co. supplies
for superintendent Of schools az -
o' oo. I 80 ., - 3 ;,,tna "a hlnnks 90
s seoe ii SI,ress CO. blanks II 80
3sl1 Geo D. Barnard & Co. blanks 80
9siz r ,s,. $50 1125
on,s p;,as.. y ess "a hooks .sr 35 90
~, RS 80 p.ss Printing ca. blanks 37.40
4lS5 Geo. y. Barnard < co. blanks ll'oV
Also Geo. d. Barnard 4 Co. blanks oz,oo
4l9S Geo. r. Barnard & Co., blanks. 10y
1881 Kaiser & Greeley, blanks. 1913
1923 Pioneer Press Co, IN Postal
@,.,o p;a 49, press ca Probate Code 25G 4
4s41 Pioneer Press CO., stationery. Io.''o
1912 Free Press Printing Co., sta !,
tiontry. .,ss.. r. -
1913 North Star Printing Co., sta
tionery, .,. .gg:,-t ~ ao
1914 d. X McPheyson, blanks. "a
| 44'' M ,,,,.sl.s ~ i1ay's 1890
~, AZ aE;II .Sy.rnar & ca. blanks 6.2J
4475 Pioneer Press CO.. books i a.ov
1920 Pioneer Press Co., blanks. iuo
ASH Mc(iill Warner & Co., pencils. 80
40, Frae Press Printing CO.. blanks .S Sa
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-02-13

REVENUE FUND RENTAL or ! ELF +,
PHONES FOR COURT HOUSE AND
JAIL. ~. %*.,l
1904 I,emidji Telephone tx Co., >~1 : - -.
quarter ending December 81. H.
1900. >, g., ..,,....., .,....3+ 1880
35lS I'emidji Telephone Eek. Co., ID. ST. .'-~
rent from 11.'oi TO 531 %. !. 1916
1902 Iron Range Electric Telephone
Co.. phone rent for August. T. Is 90
ibal l!cmidji Telephone Ex Co, rent
for June and July. =. 49,. :. !. 30 90
t5S9 Iron Range Electric Telephone
Co., rent for September and III A.
g. October. I. :. -. -, >. -, 5000
..,, 1E S.. f.. ~. --4us4--,.L~s---
Totally .'.., e. >. -. ..'.. IS 1911 .26
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-02-13
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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1902-06-08
PALEfAcES PALED.

Calumet Tribe M. so, Improved
Order Red men, assisted by a
chosen few of other tribes, initiated
several palefaces and took them on
a long hunt Wednesday night, the
chilling incidents of which they
will remember until the Supreme
Sachem guides them from the eter-
nal sleep. A. l.. Zinanti and Har-
~ Marwill, two business men from
Bryan, under the guidance of an
old scout, b. Siegle, were two of
the initiates who bumped the forest
trees, trayersed the ravines aHa
fell into the cayon, pierced with
poisoned arrows, frozen with fear
and rendered mentally scalpless
without hair on which to rest their
heads. The others whose blisters
and gaping wounds tell an eloqGes.
story OF their hunting were T..
Benburg and VIII Buck, who knew
the Red Men were fond Of the
reigning deer. After the ritualistic
work was conferred on the quartetts
they were given venison and spring
water, followed by the calumet of
peace, smoker which the partici.
pants enjoyed and will long remem.
ber.-Houston Herald.