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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-03-12
IONEOAK.

Frank sehnster made a business
TIP to Butler one day last week; did
not get home for three days on ae-
count Of bad roads
Richard Dubach. c. ]. Lane. John
nv Neider. Chas. Kienheeger and Geo.
Long were among those who tried
the roads TO Rich Hm last week
Henry Lee delivered some hogs 10
Mr.. steele NJ Rich YIN MONDAY bad
roads make M difference 70 Henry,
ns he gate there inst the same
WIN. Walters has been moving IN
the city 81 Lone Oak the past week
Several parties have been losing
cattle in this part 81 the country
lately. but no one seems to know
what the matter Is. The swins
plague has broken out again and
several have lost hogs
We understand Jim Akins has a
fine shepherd dog whiNd he would
like 20 trade for a good hound
Tom Bins has rented and moved
IN the house on Lge Requa's place
We reckon Age WIN not get married
for some timeyet
Chas. Kienberger lost a nvmber q
logs from high waters on the creek
which he had cut 10 buIld an add
ton 70 his house. He says be = go
ing 10 live out doors now when D
gets warm
Mr.. Thomas mnde his regular sun
day evening visit az Geo. Booth
last Sunday.
Oscar FIilpot visited az his father
last Sunday.
Fred Kamm was butchering las.
week. Johnny Nelder was dow
helping him
PrownoY.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-03-12
Statement

The hnencial statement OF the
Rich Hill Bank as submitted TO
Secretary Of State appears in this
issue. This is the largest state
ment ever published by any bank
here, and shows a continued
steady increase in business
This bank was organized in
November. 1880, has a cash espi-
tai, fully paid up, Of f5o,ooo.Oo;
surplus and profits, $4,000; de-
posts, S22S,ooo. This statement,
certainly speaks well for the safe,
conservative, progressive manage
ment OF this bank.
The business OF the bank shows
that the share holders, directors
and officers appreciate the patron
age and accounts OF all, small sc-
counts as well as large, received
by this bank
With wi large vaults. one fitted
with safe deposit boxes, with keys
for each box, where patrons OF the
bank can lock up their papers, OF
valuable papers can be handed 10
the bank employees for safe keep.
Iug, both fire. OF charge.
They will be glad 10 have you
compare their statement, capital
and facilities for doing business.
Every courtesy aud aecommoda-
ton will be extended 10 the pub
lac consistent with safe conserva'
tive banking.
The directors are ]. n. Bradley
II. Pnilbuek. l.. II. Bird, c. {.
1 McGinnis, Jno. Klumpp, Thos.
NJ. Orr and Wm +. Tygard.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-03-12

Probate Judge Slveu came
from Butler 10 spend Sunday going
to church with his fam'lY.
Early Sunday morning MF, }. J.
Allen was rudely aroused out OF
sleep to find his home on fire and
the fire had gained such Roadway
tha, himself and family hardly ss
capped with their lives. Some small
articles were saved and a piano, bat
the house and contents were other
wise a total loss. There was some
Insurance on tbs prop srty which is
fortunate for Mr. Allen as he is a
laboring man that could hardly
stand the loss without hardship.
Nj. Geo. Poulter and family
have returned from Washington
TO their old home down neal Car
bon Centre. Mir. PoulteT made
THE TRIEUNE a very pleasant cali
Monday and says be IS clad 20 ges
back 20 old Missouri He vas
gone about q year, learned all
about Washington and says he
lean tell all his nelghboFs and
friends usl what kind OF eoun.
Try that Is out there. S0oW On tbs
ground ever since last November,
from three TO six feet deep Ca ths
level. Have 10 break your way
through the snow twice a day, q
oitener, TO keep a path 50 You ear
get out 10 get something 20 cat.
Work hard al SUMMER, eat Il AZ
in the winter and then some. lie.
Others stand up ar at down
lhut Geo. foulseT says "Misaonr
rs good enough i0r me-"
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-03-12

=. A. Boron. ST. y visiting ~
home on ne farm. this week
We hnFn't hctn ~ town Tor n
month. ARE thinking a s)ing sonie
time this spring q fhe mud drye up.
Mr. cbns- NarqDeti. - Rich Hnl,
comes out IN this vicinity every snn-
day since a certain Young lady has
moved herr.
Frank Benedict ana Paul Prov
spent Sunday ~ Uneie IKE Nent's.
looking over the country and ehas
Ing rabbits.
Mr.. John Craig and family. ar yis
.iting ~ Eyhart ~ th5s writing
This Is hne weather for duck hunt
ers. They get = duekinR. anyUay.
y. r. Boron was IN the Poster
neighborhOOdla st week. DE reports
the smallpox IN Foster and vicinity.
Uncle Ike Neat y ahead ~ any one
around here. He hna corn lm the
field already cut aud IN the shock.
Gus Hm wa also shocking eorn last
week.
In looking over the marriage H.
eenses IN Saturdays Record. we
noticed the names o. r. l. DEAR.
nett and Miss frankie Wiekham.
We an not surprised at this wed
ding. for Frank has been going down
on Reeds Greek for the past three
years Except the time be has IN Wy.
oming.) They are both highly re
speeted young people and we wish
them smooth sailing through lie.
-Four horses hitched 20 one wagon.
and n ran TO clean the mud from the
wheels. Is the only safe way Of tray
cling the past week. r. Rurkholdel
started to move last Tuesday and
gays where he eleaued the wagon
wheels he left such a pile Of mud any
one would have to drive around It
SUNSHINE.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-03-12
n. y. y. Club banquet.

After the NJ. r. NJ. boys used
their club on two initiates 70 their
hearts contenr last Monday evening
they turned their meeting INTO =
regular stag banquet and isssted
the new members and themselves 10
the number Of fifteen on oyster soup
followed by coffee, ham sandwich
cs, pickles, celery and bananas.
After the banquet the remainder Of
the evening was spent IN games,
music and a general good time, for
which the club is 50 well known.
The club has existed for quite q
number Of years aud has been re-
markable for its unity and the high
moral standard Of its members. Il
is composed Of the very best young
men of this community.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-03-12
OPERA DRUG AND
RACKET STORE.
D. B. HlCkEi, Proprietor
opera House BLDG. Rich Hill, Mo.

Ge, your Job Printing done at
TmK TRnUNE Office.
The Marias DIES CYgnes is report
ed bum full and some spiashing
over.
Capt. J. W. Gum was IN the
city Monday to meet relatives ON
iug on the train.
Jesse Leonard, eolored, formerly
Of this city, has from some aneN'
pecled cause become insane,
Mr.. WIN. Hern Of Hume passed
through tie city Monday on his way
10 oonsumate a real estate deal.
Five men arr snSious 10 do the
suesling Of evil doors in the city
aud they al want 10 be marshal.
Three white Plymouth Rock
roos,ens Tor sale. Inquire at Office
over +. &. rs. Bank. ~. g
PRowErt-
Rev. Z. a Slater who has beer
in very poor health for a year o.
more Is reported very low and mol
expected 10 live.
J. q. Poul,cr, jos, up from Eurek'
Springs, has been looking over th'
county and may conclude to locate
in the vleinity Of Rich HILL
Prof. II. O. Msxey was nominal
ed by the Democrats convention a
Butter. Monday, unanimously 70
county school commissioner TO sue
coed himself
We publish IN this issue the oibe
jal notice OF the township election
Our township board wants ReprhlI
cans as well - Democrats 10 kno'
there Is TO be a township eleelio
this Spring. hence publish the nc
tice all the papers. Their aetio
Is to be commended.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-03-12
NotIee % Township neo.Lon.

Notice OF Township AecAions
Notice is hereby given to the
qualified voters Of Usage Town
ship, Bates County. Mo, that the
regular township election will be
held at the usual polling places Of
the township on Tuesday, the
3rst day OF March, 1905, al which
election the following named
township officers will be voted for.
namely;
Two justices Of the peace and
members Of the township board;
one (r) justice Of the peace, con-
+. stable, township clerk and asses.
/ sor, and collector.
Also at the same time and place
one ID road cverseer for each oI
the three I'D road districts Of the
township.
Polls will open at 1880 O'Clock
a. m. and close at 8 O'Clock p. m.
Ri-h Hill, Mo, Meh. 10, 1903.
A. c. SAMPSON,
rosnstlp Clerk.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-03-12
LIS, Yoar property Now,

II YOU desire 20 dispose Of your
farm, let me sell il for YOU. IL you
want to exchange {. 70. good land
IN western Kansas, and &c. three TO
six acres tor one, ! will make an
effort 10 do 30. will be a, Hotel
Lee ia Adhan,lMo., Mich. ~ a, the
Merchants HQlsl 10 Rich nm, Msh.
"A, W. o. Alksson's Law Office in
Builer. Mefgl4. Come in IN The
above dates and list your property,
or write me, giving full description
price and terms. think / IA ~
or exchange your iarm Cor YOU u
the pnes is night. Cheap ,rahspor'
sasioa 10 westsm Ksnsas Meh.i7,
+. b. ATKINSON,
Gninhsld, kaniss
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-03-12
stats or Ono, CRY oFToLEno,
LUpAsCOUNTN

stats or ONO, CRY oFToLEno,
LUcAs COUNTY
FRANK }. CnENgy makes oath that
he ID senior partner 81 the arm Of
p J, CHgNEY 4 Co.. doing business
Ia the city Of Toledo. county and
state aforesaid, aud that said firm
VIII nay tbs sum o. ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS Tor each and every caso Of
CArAsHn that cannot Dc curci by
the use Of HAAS CArARm CUHK.
PRANK ,, CHENEY.
Sworn TO heior meand subscribed
In ms prseence, this eth day IL ~
cemher. A. n. lSSg
$50 A. ". GLEASON,
NhA1 Notary PuOlsc
halle CataFrh Cure 3 taken h la.
keu internally. and ncts ainctly 0u
the bloodand mucous suFiaoca oi thg
eystens Scnd Tor tcptlmoalals, lrrc.
y }. caESeY a Co. Toicio. q.
Sold hy OraEglsts. fac.
! HALLS Family pllla are the htlt
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-03-12
80 VIZ lsrEnEsf norHEas.

Mother Grays sweet Powdcrs tor
Chndnen. Care F~eveushncsss hai
stomach. Tccthing Disorders hrcak
up Colds. move and regulate TN
Bowels and Destroy MorulA fnHf
SryrR rAm- over M0o tcSumo'
nsals. AZ al druggists * Sampk
mailel FREE Aaan@ Aka =
olmstrd, IL Roy, n \.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-03-12

Monday afternoons session Of the
Circuit Court was taken up by the
case OF the state VS. Prank Johns
who Is charged with eriminally nheA
ing Kiss Tena Darr. Theeourt room
wac packed with spectators and the
eSghty-six witnesses summoned to
testify. Immediately after Judge
Timmonds caIied the case for trial
the deiendaut's attorneys. Scotia
Bowker and }. r. Moss began 10 hie
motions 10 euash the Information
and fierce legal battle eEsued be
tween these gentlemen and states at
torneys. ]. N. Hun and A. J. King
who e assisted by IS. 7. January.
The entire afternoon vas spent In
this manner. Finally the DEFENDANTS
attorney hicd Application for a
change % venue and this was sus-
tained. aud the ease ordered sent TO
Rates county. This y the second
time the case has been calied andnot
tried. the nrst time the defendant
was granted a continuance. There
Is very much interest manifested in
the cas- on account Of the promia-
ence ~ the Darrs aud Johns In the
vicinity Ia which they live near
Walker. Miss DaTT the prosecuting
witness has isen a school teacher In
thls county for several years IL b
understood that johns attorneys
I and the states attorneys almost
reached an AGREEMENT Whereby
Johns In TO plead guilty n Dc a.
sasaed a lominai ne.
Tbfs Afternoon Prank Johns plead
"a guilty 60 criminally HhRliag MIS-
Tena DArr aud was fncd so anu
costs Amounting Ia Sa@ BAR
MIlslagle also pleaded guilty 10 "a,
Same charge and revived the Sans
aue%S ~. Mai
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-03-12

Meas Foot-Ease a rsts the k~s
Cunas Cnras. Baalons iusroNtnE
Nails, Swollen and Sweating kvS
At an druggists and shoe stors sc
Asa to-day.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-03-12

AIRS. Eme Smalley arrived home
this week with al the newest and
most fashionable designs Ia mIiis-
merry TO he found in the markets Her
display this season WIN surpass Any
previous efforts and must be seen %
be appreciated
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-03-12

Bond burners do not n~scHassg1ly
generate into barn burners. althOuh
both often make a big fare % con
eeal a misdeed Herein Missouri the
bondburning Is undertaken in an e.
fort TO blind the peOplet TO the fact that
the State debt has bee1 converted
from bonds into certificates q In
debtedness. but the smoke from th7
Democratic conhagratiOa WIN not
confuse any one as 10 the real tacts-
We payfoF the matches. ~gsntlemen.
and they leave marks on the STATS q
your trousers. which give you a
peculiar distinction for purPOss 81
dentihcation.-Mo. State Republican.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-03-12

The rcfult Of The SPECIAL election
Tuesday, was 500 for increase Of
debt and g against. Less than
half the vote Of the city was cast.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-03-12
FROM OUR EXCHANGES.

yfr aud Mr. Prsnk MeKiblxn -
Hteh Hm. aec visiting TO- iatter's
mother. Mr. MeHsynoIda-BBthr
Democrat
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-03-12

Faur OF Five Thoroughbred
Poland China bears. ~ my farm
7 milea east Of Rieh tikfl.
Gan Meklaoaon
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-03-12

PrUiEtteT ~ the Eoekrfiescbooia
Prof e. r. YanBc8fhnsen and J. l.
saliee - Rich Hins1h0ols were psees.
ant calien az this eiaat Saturday
afternoon Prot EanBeuthuss8 was
nominated during the Afternoon a.
the Republican candidate for county
school cOmmissio1er.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-03-12

A. Cox. VIM. leFrr. JOHN Akin,
Mr. HennieAen. Mr. ynunaman
Elmo Pryor and Dec Gfagg went -
Kich Hm Tne@iay-Mgts Times
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-03-12
Orchards Progrssl

Miss Marie Cate has resumed her
position AT Mrz smalleys miIiiDery
store.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-03-12

& LOCAL BRIEFS. B


DIR. Olsen spen, Sunday in Kan
sas City visiting friends.
Mrs. Sam'l Miller visited Kansas
lcity friends sevsrsl days last week.
Dr.. Delamuter wa a, Eldorado
Springs the last Of the week.
Thos. Mecombs declines to be >
candidate for alderman from the
first ward.
Mr.. Geo. E. Logan and family
have returned to Rich Hill 10 make
their home.
FOR RENT-A good four room
house on east Maple tor rent or sale.
c. d. WTNcHELL.
Bernard Zick, one Of Cas-
ties leading Republicans was in the
city last Friday.
Paul Slater was ove from Pleas
anton to attend the NJ. F. NJ. ban
quet Monday night.
The best Truss on the market.
Satisfaction aud a fl guaranteed.
w. w. Harris * Son. ~.
The result Of the election was as
everybody expectsd-oyerwhelming
in favor of the city purchasing the
plant.
Mr.. Shirley Adams Of Liberty,
Mo-, is ia the city called here by
the severe illness Of bis brother.
George Adams.
Miss Lille Philbrick returned
last Saturday from an extended visit
to her sister, Mrs. w. g. Wills at
NeoshO, No.
There are five men who love
work o well they ali want to be
street commissioner. Others no.
yet heard from.
Vim. Siegrnthaler, mail weighel
on the Rieh Hin branch '.F isc,
System" was a pleasant caller a
The TRIBUsE office yesterday.
l. w. Parker. OF Kansas City
formerly owner Of the Culbertsol
ranch, was in the city last Sa,urda,
looking after business interests.
Mr.. w. S. Poulter, a brother t,
Mrs. J. w. Gum, arrived in III.
city Monday from Eastern Illinois
and will make this his future home
Miss Blaneh Rhodes was pleas
sntly remembered by the JUNO
Endeayor Society Of the Prebyteual
church on her birthday anniversar
Monday.
: Lee beal, formerly post-mas,e
al Rich Hill, is ia the city to al,en,
the administrator sale aud TO lool
after other matters Of business con
nected with the Beal estate.
y Let the Republicans an remem
Der and be on haad AZ the township
convention on Saturday, March, ~
a, the city hall. The very bes, me-
must be nominated
Rain last Thursday, hard rain FIJI
day. more rain Saturday. clear Sun
day, cloudy all day Monday. raj
Tuesday, clearing Wednesday
the record foT the past week,
Elmer Brown and Joe Seholu
, formerly OF this city, have procure
good POSITIONS IN Kansas City
Elmer is with = pickle factory so
Joe with an elevator company.
Miss Berthe Kober aud her brotl
' CT, having disposed Of the Kob'
property here, have removed
"a their Kansss farm over in Lyn
he county. where they will reside her
&c after. We commend them TO Il
good people Of that county as hi
class citizens and excellent nsig.
bors.
or The announcement OF Ms. La,
&c. renee Griffith as a candidate {
mayor appears in this issue Of o
,e. paper. Mr.. Gnmth is q young a
m. gressiye aud progressive aldsTm.
III whose well know energy points hi
lw out as a suitable man for mayor
on Rich Iiill. The interests Of the G
10 wall be well looked after by han
80"
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-03-12

We M aEthorssd ~ anao1me
LAwrsncs A. 0ri9fh A. a canstlate
for mayor a. tbe appy0a
aty etsatyn
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-03-12

We arE authorized 70 annu0Grr
that Atten Wright win G. . rsasit
date f0r fhe once ~ Police Io1rs 90
fhe city eterfi1u.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-03-12

~. L. Try Was ncalier ~ this OMoe
Last Saturday. He wm move hts
family 70 Rlch Hin and make that
his future hoIne. and not onthe fArn
az we intimated lat wreck.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-03-12

We arr hutharifeei rs nunn1nes
Cha& T. Fanffnth-s1a ~ Usese
t0wnship. Tor colnty 3h1ol ros1m
sioner.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-03-12

We nrs aHfhOritei toar1gnNer uf
~. Lancaster ~ n eau6atafe fgr
mayor ~ ~ eE2uing city rtrtaoa
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-03-12
nASx scaooL CasIDRES AEE ssCNts

Mother tray > sweet Powders tor
Cudnen. uscd ~ Mother tray q
nuns IN ChR1Uns Hoac, New YORK,
Hreag up colds 10 "a hours. cee ~
~erishnf1s Headache, Stomach
rrouhlcs nesthsng Dtsoriers and
Destroy Worries AZ al druggists
TX samph maikd FREE AdsNss
Aim s Ohostead ieEoy, \ \.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-03-12
a liberal trial CHASTITY
ELECTRO
SILICON
the tlnoHs silver polish. w0kh ~ul
seattle sea free Of al cast.

Nsed tY OWuers aud makers % Val
nabte Plate Dor iaoue than a aaarter
.ceatup- SOLD b. sroeeFs AMI dus
.gisis OF aae post paid for a. CENTS IA
.slamps ior regular slaed box. Sud
aadrses for ire trial quensily 10
1fllC0N y cnn 81, Sew yoIk.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-03-12

The HOUSEWIVES who nvcs AZ a
dlstanoo from shQppiug ucntree ct-
tsn aaas a. dll1cult 20 ootaia the
.isst household Art<&& Slmply Sud
.your addr~s 90 a postal iOr
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-03-12

The announcement, OF ME. Law
renee Griffith as a candidate ior
mayor appears In this issue Of our
Ms. Gnhth is q young Az
gressiye aud progressive alderman
whose well know energy points him
OUT as a suitable man for mayor Of
Rich IIill. The interests Of the city
wall he well looked after by HIN as
us chief executive.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1903-03-12

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-08
MANY LOCATIONS RECORDED.
Locators Get Busy and Tie Up As
phaltum Deposits.

Nernal. Jan. 3.-Ehe county recorder
has been worked overtime the past few
days by reason of the flood of mining To-
cations and proofs Of labor that are illed
for record annually at this time of the
For the past two OF three days vernal-
ties have been quietly sliding out OF
town and returning with batch of locd-
lion notices for record al of which IN
dicates that the usual amount of relocat-
Ing and jumping is under way that usu-
ally occurs with the beginning of every
new year.
The big asphaltum deposits on tire south
OF the valley arc being plastered with 10
cations and general miNup Is probable
These claims. consisting of about fifty
quarter sections We're at one time owned
by john Beck, VINO expended thousands
Of dollars annually in assessments. In
recent years the property has pdssec un-
der the control of a. +. Hyde ana others,
and mere prctense has been made or
keeping up the assessments. At one time
the ground WAS on the point or belhB
patented. but for some reason the owners
let the matter drop, and e. general re-
organization and relocation took place
The chief value Of the asphaltum at pres
pnt lies in the fact that il is a first-class
and cheap paving material Nernsl mas
her sidewalks made exclusively of TINS
material and they are the Wondef OF an
visitors. process is now in use IN
other localities VIII re the stuff is found
by which the oil. with which it is heavily
lmpregnated is extracted on a paying
basis.
There are reports coming in from the
" mite River country LndL ludlcdLe lueil
the annual jumping roundup over there
has been going on also, which, II rs
feared, wili tend TO complcate matters
I'm the district.
Reports from the Brown Park basin. just
across the state line. are 10 the effect
that the several oil rigs in that section
are boring vigorously with prospects of
success. Old experts predict that the
first nay oil wells i'm Utah Will he along
this same belt, that extends well over into
Utah.
r. M Pope the Salt Lake mining en-
Einecr. Is at present soIourning in Nernal
pany with which he is identified. Mr.
Pope is a brother of ex-County Attorney
John Pope, and was formerly a resident
OF Nernal
County Commissioner Joseph A. Nc
bee has been confined TO his home Tor the
past week with sickness that Is supposed
to be scarlet fever. number of cases
81 the disease have been reported in dit
ferent parts of the valley. The Nernal
schools viii not open on Monday because
or the prevalence of the disease.
The thermometer dropped to u degrees
below zero recently.
Routt and Rio Blanco county (ColoD
cattlemen are still in the market for hay
IN this county, and il now begins 20 look
- though there VIII be more cattle fed
In the valley than ever before.
state Senator Hardin Bennion will leave
Tor salt Lake Tuesday to be present at
the opening of the legislature.
The shipping contractors at the Gibson
ASphaltum COmpauy'S mines at Fort
Ouchcsne have been experiencing diff
Guilty lately in getting sufficient teams
70 transport the ore from he mines 10
Price.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-08
DEBATE ON STATEHOOD.
Quay Still Fighting For the omni
bus Bill. -

Washington, Jan. THE senate to
DAY discussed the bill for the reorgan-
ization of the militia, and also the
statehood bill Mr. Mallory of Florida
led the Democratic senators in oppo-
sition TO the section of the military
bill providing for a reserve force of
trained men. the contention being that
it not only infringed upon the rights
Of the several states. but also in
creased the standing army by 1Oo, 500
men.
When the statehood bill came Up Mr..
Beverage had read number of yes
buttons adopted at a recent convention
in Oklahoma, favoring single statehood
with Indian Territory
Mr. Quay, who is leading the fight
for the admission of Oklahoma. Ari-
IONA ana New Mexico, criticised the
resolutions, saying the people who
adopted them had not acted intelli-
gently, because the single statehood bill
had been withdrawn He further
charged that they did not represent
the sentiment of a majority Of the peo-
pie OF Oklahoma
Mr.. Nelson Of Minnesota continued,
but did not conclude. his remarks il
opposition to the omnibus statehood
bill