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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1903-06-19
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

At Linton House since last report:
Thursday-W. 2. Lee. city; Miss Mary Lee,
c6%mfS1spu5g craWford M5s Frank
Haukss; B. sslssRPs hadison asS%Ri.r %i. hi, 4.
I 5ssi E. SanIs5as MSdSiss, = q g:%pIs 4 s5iss,
g: HoIte. MinnsspeIis:. J: 4. Gouitss, isms. 81.
< RRanEl: n:: W. Wm: Zones eng dsughtes. Wsntycrth,
ance. 3. 3. Brown: Athoi. 8. ID: o. a.: fapl-
send, Fargo; \. ~. stsyeas: Madison n.
qqay-MMrs.h 9; Robinson, Harrison, Idaho;
Paul: q. =. stubbs, Chicago; o. Hi, Wishef: II;
Joe Smith, ii Hazelton;y W. j. Clark, "a. a.
schnt7 saaY,n lM5in2Ssspolis;.H 5l.S Wss:r9eS ::
ssst9sd,sy-H: day, Y; AllSn, Rraddack smss a;
EMfsedeitek, Msea. g Hazslton; Il. q Dawson, Sysdena,
Smith. Geo. q. Burroughs, aAbordeen' Am. y:
day-Frank Barnes. Hampton: o. B. Nc.
Miss srs Thnills.
ford. I \ yWtllismseott; A.; .. stabhs, Chicago;
=; a,.ISs ,LSsshs MW1asssPolis; gs q n Hopkns M
aSqssa " "a ibardesoe =. dhsonafd' "! w
a p MSIe R lAyls ST. Pau; e. Mllier;;
zelton; WIN. NJ NitcEsli. t.. IL T. hsn; Ashtn;nl II. Il
Stevens. p Champlin, Aberdeen;. I. K.
sgs'Ry s@sysr EefEssd Esndele 81 9HSho. ko p
srt Jones', Tracy, sMtnn. &. Nicfisch, - Eu-
fSkn; T i klyell, St. Paul. Wednesday-
sandiger. q; =. Converse. Aberdeen; b. q
Gosbasan; ]. W;Ryckman, Westaeld; Mar.
garet zfsassr;s Z ;sWilliamsport;F F. ". Wing, Ipa.
i. Baumen. Clark +. Burlingsme. Vienna
3; BE- 9: 2. Cr9tshstt, Aelletts; Fred Keiser
! ". hherfey; X. Kedifins. Fish. h. r. Moor
Brady, Mike Randall. Britt. Iowa; j. j. Han.
/, lord. Thos Austin, Centerville, i, M Il. T.
Evnns and wife, Stewart Ia.; Peter Sorhl, a
s son, Cotton, 8. D.; Mrs. Bnrris; d. w. Coon
e. s,.t Paul; James Bailsveben. J. 4. Cclsn
tnux, Terrayille, 8. b.; Z. E., Hoid ss6ee
LEAD. =; D.i I, LasAve; Robert Jones, Tracy
Aiun. ". Y. AlmQutst, Kuhn, n. p.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1903-06-19
ESTRAYED-HORaEs.

Left my place near Vanderbilt, S.
D., about Jan. /, 1908, the following.
described animals:
s One bay mare; white hind feet; star
In forehead; weight about 1,4O0 lbs
four years old; wire mark on left front
foot; no brands.
One gray gelding; three years old;
weight about ], 200 lbs; no brands.
l will give a reward of S15 for infOr-
nation leading to the recovery OF
above horses. g. N. FIDDLER,
& Uun5-1Yl Pollock, S. d.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1903-06-19

In this weeks Advocate, in the
calendar of court cases-which is not
the place to argue causes that are To
be tried-the following language ID
used: I'D. r. Streeter vs.. G. A. Pat
terson: Action to have all newspapers
in Linton wiped out Of existence, with
the exception of the Record" That
Is not the intention, by any means.
1t Is an attempt to compel a man who
Is notori0usly unfair in his business
methods to observe the provisions of q
written contract or pay damages In
equity for Its violation. That is all.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1903-06-19
ESTRAYED-HORSES

Ten head Of horses, as follows:
One bay mare; small and rough; had
on ead-Stall.
Ore bay gelding; coming years
old.
One bay gelding; coming2 2 years old;
some white points.
One bay geldinx; coming years old; !;
tail cut square at hi cks; white feet.
One bay mare; coming two years
old; bald face; white feet and legs.
One diIty-gray mars; Ginning 5 years
% One dark-srky geldins, coming 2
years old. .
One black gelding; coming 3 years
old; stripe In fnce.
One black or brown mare; heavy
with fOal or foal at side.
One light-r0an mare; heavy with
foal Or foal at, side; had on head
stall.
All western horses; wild.
All branded with combination 7 ]
on left hip or combination quarter
circle 6 on left thigh.
Last seen in Emm0ns county.
! Suitable reward for information
leading to their recovery.
/, Address WILEY & SHTH,
I Steele, Kldder County, N. d.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1903-06-19
TAKEN UP-HoRsEg.

By the undersigned, three horses,
described as follows:
One white peny; gelding; weight
about 900 pounds; apparently about
nine years old; branded 4 G on left
shoulder and e cn left hip.
One. pinto pony; a gelding; weight
about 900 pounds; apparently about
five years old; branded p " ON left
shoulder and ~ Combined on.left
hip.
a bay>mare; weight about 1850
pounds; apparently about six years
old; branded p with horizontal bar
across loop Of the letter, on left shOul-
der. F. P. CALDWELL,
\ [*jun5 -19] Winona, N. d.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1903-06-19
First publication, June Last, July "a.
NOTICE FORECLOSURE SALE.

NOTICE EREBY GIVEN THAT
~ that certain mortgage executed and de-
Herriges. mortgagors, to Jedediah w. Wes-
cott, mortgage, dated the i7th day Of April.
1902, and dled for record in the off1cA Of the
'RegiBter Of Deeds of the county of Emmons
and state ofNorth Dakota, on the 18th day,
OF April. 1902, at o'clock p. M, and recorded
In book . Of MOrtgages, at page %. will be
foreclosed by q sale OF the premises in such
moFt29ge;aal hsretnafter described. ut the
front doofOf the Court t4euse In the VILLAGE
Of Linton, In the county OF Emnaons and
state of North Dakota, at the hour Of 9
o'clock Pm r; m. on the s5th day of: July, 1919, to
Or On the the day ofssls The premises Described
TO- satisfy the same. are described as
feet north Of the southeast corner Of Lot IL
In Block o; thence north seventy feet;
thence vast seventy five feet; thence south
seventy feet; thence east sovenGy-dvo feet
to the place OF beginning; the same being
and constituting the north half Of Lot b
and the north half of the east half Of Lot II,
all in Block two In the original plat OF the
tOwn-site of the town OF Linton, EnmOns
county, North Dakota. Us the same appears
on file and OF record in the Office Of the
Register Of Deeds of said county.
There will be duo on such mortgage At the
date of sale the sum Of two hundred and
thtrty-thfee and 35-00ths dollars, besides
costs and statutory attorney fees;
Dated at Linton. N. D.. this 18th day of
JEDEDIAH W. wEsooTr,
n A. AnrprRnN3 Attornev for Mort1n GOO
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1903-06-19

A CouNTRY-JAKE CLUB from Mound
City counted COO" on the Pollockite
baseball aggregation, one day last
week. In the "Course of Time."
Pollock may possibly have a nine that
can play good game of ball. At
present. however, her sportsmen seem
to be expert only ii the crap and stall
Non-poker lines. T.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1903-06-19
AUCTION SALE.

I will hold my auction sale at Lin
ton, Monday, June 22d, instead OF at
Hazelton, Wednesday, June Path, as
heretofore advertised. At said auc.
tion l will:sell about fifty mares and
geldings, two stations and other per-
sonal property Liberal terms tone to
three falls time) given, with bank
able paper. T. M. GRAY, Livona.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1903-06-19

ON THE FOT1RTH

After a part OF the Record edition
was printed, telegram was received
from Congressman Burleigh f. Spal-
ding, in reply to telegraphic invita-
tion extended to him by Mr.. Brad
dock, Of the Committee on Grafton,
to speak at Linton on the Fourth.
Mr.. Spalding accepts the invitation.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1903-06-19

LAST Sunday was the anniversary
Of the birth OF the American flag. In
Philadelphia the memory of Betty
Ross, maker of the first American
banner, was duly honored, and in
other cities there were celebrations.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1903-06-19

B1sMARcR> people, generally, may
sometimes aEreey But their juries
never do. Theyygmind one Of the old
time copy-book example, "Nany men
Of many minds:i mapy birds of many
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1903-06-19
TAKEN UP

BY the understgnedSo zone bay gelding,
about IS or Is years old; weight about
4 800 pounds, no visible brand. Owner
please call, pay charges and take the
adimal away. ]. S. SCnLANaEN, n
Al Leonard & Murphy Ranch,
Three Miles North of Linton.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1903-06-19
First publication, June 5-Last. July 10.
Notics Of Final Homestead Proof.
q n.-x<,. "a 1l1aa.A.a.. n
I AT BIaNARcK, N. D.,
luna . 100Q

- - JuN6 z, IV8. = "
5NoTIOE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
1N NfollOWing-named settler has fled notice
Of his intention to make Communication fnal
proof inisuppsrt Of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before Charles g. Lane,
United States COMMISSIONER. ats Linton, N.
D.. on July ia. 1903. viz:
JOHN WINKELs.
For tho southeast quarter Of northwest
quarter, southwest quarter OF northwcs
quarter. and lots and ., section 8. town
shtp 120 north, range 70 west OF 5th p. N.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his con attnlous residences upon and cultiva.
tteA'of said land, viz; .5'5 :
John Biddlecomb, Of Winona, N. b.
Jesse Payne. Of Pollock, 8
+ Peter y Leonard. Of Pollock. 6sD.s
$ Leonard j: Holmes, of Pollock, y. ID.
A. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES q.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1903-06-19
TAKEN UP-HORSE.

Taken up by me, at my place, ST.
miles west of Westfeld, a two-year-
old bay gelding; white face-and three
white feet; no brand. JOHN FISH,
[*junel9-july3l Westtield, N. d.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1903-06-19

The Fargo Forum "kernel' tells Of a
man who fed his hens on sawdust. He
set clutch of their eggs and Matched
out eleven clothespins.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1903-06-19
TAKEN UP.

By the undersigned, one bay mare,
six or seven years old; weight about
l,l0O pounds; white stripe on fore
yhs2a; right hind foot f{whfte; very
wIiq. MICHAELSENaER,
.Eianl2-28l Hag9ee n I'm,
Presentations and notice of dishonor
Will also be dispensed with where
there are no funds to pay checks, and
where the banks on which they are
drawn suspend payment before they
can be presented, using proper dill.
gence. After receiving checks, they
must be presented for payment, unless
such presentation would be useless
before the original claims can be sued
ON, for, by accepting checks, there is
an implied agreement tn ""~.-.-.
BY the undersigned, May q, 1908, a
mare, with fOal by her side; mare roar
in color; about eight years old; weight
about 1,050 pounds; had halter on
branded ON left shoulder with a dia.
mond, with letter V on each, side OF
the diamond. Colt is sorrel in color;
white stripe on forehead; about II
months old. Owner will please call,
pay charges and take the animals
away. JOSEPH BOSCH,
.Uunb-191 Sec. II, T. 1872, r. IA.
Postof1ce: Exeter, n. d. /.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1903-06-19

- A new line Of Gents, Watches
Just received By Rowerdlnk. Call and
inspect them.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1903-06-19

a special Invitation is extSnded to ali
WOOL buyers to be present, and they will be
assured OF cordial welcome.
Agriculture and Labor, In The cIty, 81 Bis-
merck, this 18th day OF May, a. %. lt01 I. =, 4
III x. J. TURNER. OOplinisyiouer
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1903-06-19
WOOL MARKET.

STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA,
DEPT. or AGRICULTURE ANn LABOR.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, !,
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1903-06-19

JEDEDIAH w. WESCOTT,
80 MOrtgagoe.
Linton, N. d. - -
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wouId-Be LyncIhsrs
Shoot-U Z Train.

NASHVILLE. July s1.-A chesa-
peake & Ohio train was held up near
Clifton Forge last night by q mob
which wanted to lynch three negroes
who had been arrested for killing
prominent citizen at that place and
who were being taken. to coveington
for safe keeping. A man held UP
the engineer while the mobsearch-
ed the train. Failing to find the ne
groes. the mob fired at the train as
it pulled out. breaking q large num-
Der Of windows and terrorizing the
passengers, who laid on the floors TO
escape the storm Of bullets.
Two hundred men were in the mob,
The conductor closed the vestibules
Of portion of the train and 1t was
impossible for the mob to pass
through. Fifty shots were fired
through the Jim Crow car. where the
prisoners were.
The train was a double-header.
After the first few volleys the engi-
neer of the second engine pulled the
thsottle wide open. thus frustrating
the designs OF the mob.
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The doctor denied the charge and
shouted back that the charge was
false.
!, sPandemonium reigned. Charges and
counter charges were hurled back
and forth between DR.. McInturR and
Rev. g. d. Bowler, pastor Of the
church. on one side. and the United
Brethren In the audience on the other
side. "a
According to the United Brethren
Of the valley DR.. McInturff and his
followers have been delivering hot
roasts against the United Brethren
church. which has quite Following
In the valley. and the members Of
which thought It time to administer
rebuke to the evangelists Of the
Peoples church.
DR.. McInturff said the row was q
put up Job on the part Of the United
Brethren, who were at the service
| for the purpose Of stampeding the
meeting. Said DR.. McInturff today:
1--WE got along alright in the VAL
| ley until these United Brethren be-
gan interfering with US. The battle
with them was not Of our seeking.
but OF their making.
REV. g. D. Bowler, pastor Of the
church, started the discussion by
saying he thought the church was
for pure people; that he had no use
for other churches who protected the
| saloon a. against the church. and
whose members went into the sa-
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A 5REDNHElFER Cal
BREAK IuP' RE uAL

"a Unit4a Brethron woman in the
COMPENSATION jumpsd " and argued
that the other churches should not
be cfiticized--no difference how sim
full they may be.
"Then a man jumped up and said
I was the meanest man In Spokane
and for proof said tried to sell him
my calf On Sunday. There was not
q word Of truth In 1t. ! tried to sell
the calf on Saturday, and he came
to my house to try TO buy the calf
on Sunday. I was told that he was
there. and. l. refused to talk, to him.
I would not sell the COW on Sunday.
These United Brethren people
were simply trying 70 stampede tho
meeting. We had glorious revival
over IN West Grove. but they won't
let us alone down there.
''One Of these United Brethren
women stood outside and did not
want the young people to 60 UP to
tho altar and be saved. As fast as
they came she told them that they
didn't need to do that to belong to
the United Brethren church. that
they didn't need salvation to belong
to the United Brethren church. p.
These people have been forcing
the battle on US for a long time and
yet they call themselves United
Brethren. I told them that they were
not united, that they had been suins
one another In all the courts Of the
land for ifivs years They only want
ed to stampede our meeting las,
night. but they didn't succeed. Our
slorlous work shall 60 on"
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Of the council or proper board or Of
fcer having charge Of such specific
fund.-" ~
Section EOS says: mo debt or
obligation Of any kind against the
city shall be created by the city coun-
Gil except by ordinance specifying the
amount and OBJECT Of such expendi-
ture.'
Section 1913, which is regarding the
powers Of the. auditing. committee.
says. in part: The amount allowed
and also the section of the term,
number Of ordinance. number OF con-
tract, resolution or other order un-
der which the said claim or demand
was authorized or contracted for
must be given.
In this connection II may be stat
ed that In 1895 when j. M. Comstock,
then president Of the. city council,
was sent east to negotiate the sale
Of $350.00o Of city bonds a special or
dinance was passed by the city coun-
ell appropriating $500 for the ex-
penses Of Mr.. Comstock.
No ordinance was passed authoriz-
ing the payment Of $500 to Mr.. Bald.
win. neither was it authorized by the
board Of public works or by the
finance committee Of the council.
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now SPOKANE BANKS
ARE now ASSESSED


The assessment Of the banks Of the
city has given the assessor no little
trouble in mis- attempt 20 make them
and their ptockholders pay al that
IL due. and no more. for the support
Of the county government The banks
are assessed and their stockholders
are also assssssd, and there have
800 soms tall hieks from thu stock.
holders over the matter Of their per-
senal assessments. From out the tur.
nsoal the assessor has determined on
the fcllowing d1sares: @
fraders' National Shares. $50.
376 Of which II assessed az real es-
tate and s66 Is assessed to individual
owners: total assessment, s2ss.ees.
Last years assessment, $1sb.ooo.
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liam g. Crawford Of Washington, Of
hcial representative Of the Postal
Lock Device company Of New Jersey.
for collecting false claims against the
government.
The frst three indictments bear
on each other. One Of these IN for
contracts made by Stern. who. it il
charged. was unable to furnish Shout
der straps to 90 with satchels and
they were supplied BY the depart
ment through Machen. in return for
which, II II alleged, Machen received
checks from Stern through william
Long, the Washington insurance man.
for $4,000.
The Runkel Indictment II on sim-
liar charge. he being said to have
paid Machen $4,000 and Thomas Mac
Gregor. clerk. $500. Crawford. tits
alleged. paid Machen through Lorsnx
and his wife $1,000.
In all these cases II II asserted
that the department was charged
for straps BY contractors wh4n bills
had been presented. although the
straps had been furnished by the
department..
The Cupper indictment charges
that Cupper paid Machen through
Long $500 bonus in return for the
contract for painting mail boxes
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T4ed heifer calf, DR.. d. N. Nc
Inturff and people living in Glendale
figured in q lively row in the re-
vivai nestins held BY the Peoples
church on Hangman creek last night.
The trouble began early and lasted
until the close OF the service. Fists
were shook while the experience
giving part Of the service was In
progress and the words lie and liar
were freely banded about the ediffce.
The services began by sermon by
Brother Carrick on Living in the
Stone Age" and the worthy elder
says this morning that they got
Everything except the stones.
n Then followed testimony by menu
1bers Of "Ths Church." followed by
testimony from members Of the
United Brethren. In which they at
tackled Tho Church. This brought
forth . spirited defense from Rev.
a. D. Bowler. followed by DR.. Nc
Inturff, who stated that zone of the
wickedest men he ever know was .
presiding elder in the United Brsth.
rem church." and that. "other wicked
men are tolerated In that organiza-
ton"
After the benediction lady in the
congregation asked Tor proof and II
was while Dr. McInturff held up to
light the weaknesses Of other
churches that meek looking man Ia
the back Of the church shouted out
TO DR.. McInturff:
You are the msanest man In spo-
kane, You tried to sell me your red
Neifer calf on Sunday"
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March last Fred n Baldwin re-
auested from ths cityscouncil a leave
Of absence. He explained that he
Nas eeing east TO meet his wife and
would ~ abxent from the city for
IT least 30 days HIS request was
granted.
3fr. Baldwin stated that while east
he4cOuld, ~ the council desired, ex-
an4ne into the operation Of the Gre
M4ory plants In some Of the eastern
citles. which he intended visiting and
fetisr report upon them when he
yetarped. Upon motion OF the, coun-
The was requested to do so.
There IL no law. az far as The
PrSss. can learn from city ofiicials,
by which President Baldwin and the
otli0r members OF the auditing COM
mittee had the right to put through
the hill for $500 expenses which Mr..
BsldWin collected for his trip east.
6ection SO OF the city charter
reads: GAN appropriations of money
shall be by ordinance, and no money
shall be drawn from the treasury ex-
cspt in pursuance Of an appropria-
ton: provided. always. that when a
ftnd4has been created to be expended
Tor specihc purpose, the same may
III paid as therein provided by order
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ASH ARRESTS llads
J pusjl, pa6t Yer.

Chief b. u. woydt has Just render.
ed to the board Of police commits
sioners the twelfth annual report Of
the police department for the year
ending June 30. " NJ
The report shows the total NUM-
Der OF arrests made to have been
4s1o. An increase over the preceding
year Of $50 arrests. Disbursements
for the year amounted to 1S6, Ss4.a2,
against sss4,sis for thsss precsdins
year; and the receipts were $685.
4O2. 10 asainst ss7, 21s receipts for
the preceding year.
In state cases petty larceny was
the chief Z crime committesdE and
showed Az arrests. and drunkenness
was the chief offense against the city
with ss1 arrests. In the: lists OF arr
rests lo7 different professions ard
occupations were given. laborers
leading with ISL. a car =
The payroll of the regular officers
for the year amounted to &f5, 411.20.
and the payroll for specials amounts
ed to $5,432.a3. The jailors received
1890. 81 ssals
License receipts amounted to s74.-
oSs,1o. fines and forfeitures of bonds
to $30,159.30.
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Famine 10 Raging
at Cane De Verde.

NEW BEDFORD, July 31.--A Lis
bon (PortusaD paper received here.
dated July 10. contains story of
starvation from Cape De Verde. 1t
says that heavy emigration from the
islands in the spring left the farm
ing districts without laborers. n
total failure of crops resulted.
At the Island OF St. Hiago the
death rate has reached 30 daily. The
dead are piled IN trenches. coffinless.
The old and decrepit are dropping
dead In the streets and little babes
are dying OF starvation at the dry
breasts of starving mothers.
The military governor Is doing his
utmost to relieve the distress.
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MANY INDICTMENTS
IN POSTAL SCANDALS

York were indicted for conspiracy in
regard to the contract for letter car
biers' satcheis and railway NAH
Backs.
Mschen. William l.. Crawford of
Washington. George Loranze, former
postmaster at Toledo, and his wife
swere indicted for conspiracy.
Machen. John Cusher. mayor of
.J.ockhaven. and william Long Of
|hvaehington were also indicted for
conspiracy. and William Long Of
Washington for Offering bride.
Il John cupper of Lockhaven was In
ldicted for Offering q bribe, and WI
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-07-31

WASHINGTON. July 81. =. The
grand jury this afternoon reported
the following indictments as the ~
suit Of the recent investigation q
the postoffice scandals: LsopolH
Stern. Baltimore: William Lon&
Washington: August Afachen. FORMER
superintendent Of the free delivery
system on the charge Of conspiracy
TO defrsud the government In con-
nsctton with the contract for shout
DER straps for letter carriers and
sAtchels. AK n#
Nachen. Thomas MacGregor Of
Baltimore and Morris Runkle Of New