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The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-07-26
To Build New Line

Omaha, July 25.-Reports of the build
ing of a cutoff from Marysville, Kan. to
Topeka and the future operations OF
I'm ough passenger trains from Kansas
City 10 the Pacific coast over the main
line of the Union Pacific were confirmed
at the headquarters of that road today.
The Union Pacific will build about 10u
miles of new track frIm Topeka to
Marysville, work on which will begin at
once. When this line is completed
through trains will then be run from
Kansas City to Topeka over the Kansas
division, thence north TO Mary sville, Kan,
where the tracks CT the st. Joseph and
Grand Island will be used TO Grand
Island. Neb. and VIII go west on the
main line.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-07-26
Mexican Kills Americans

Ell Paso, Tex, July 25.-Francisco NAL
len, Mexican consul, today received tel
egram from F. Canado governor of Sin
alao, confirming the report that two
Americans were killed at Aguas Calien-
ties by a man named Torres, and adding
that "A rigid investigation has been or
dered."
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POCketbOOk ! OSt

Between Toll house and Winnemucca
or in town, either Sunday or Monday.
long black bill b2ok, containing valu-
able papers. Please leave at Winnemucca
hotel. 7-26-lw
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-07-26

HAM AND nACON WEATHER.
A large conigsnnen; :, new hams ana
bacon just re"@ived. In order to accom-
modate our tiade. we Will cut a ham or
slab OF bacon In two-that Is, one-half
each. not overstocking any one. Wade
In while they are fresh and Al.
+. c. ROBINS e. co.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-07-26

ham and Stoddard, were upon both tick
cts. The defeated ticket contained the
names of many of the shining lignts
of Washoe county democracy, put it
went down to inglorious defeat with an
average vote of only about Ga.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-07-26

are reduced one third at e. Reinhart
az Co.'S 7-Stf.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-07-26
For Sale

Three fine bed room sets at bargain.
Inquire at the Up-to-Date restaurant.
d s-S-u
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-07-26

ladies shirt waists at L. Reinhart &
Co.'S. 7-stf.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-07-26
Dr. pvtIer, Dentist

Or. w. s. Porter. dentist. ofiice on
Bridge street
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1904-07-26
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER

The Daily Silver State is the official
county paper. and generally recogniz-
ed by the people of Humboldt county
az the leading paper for fresh news
at all times.
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JOB PRINTING

The Silver State has the best eouip-
ped job printing plant in the county,
and can print anything from . calling
card to . bible. Bring or send In
your work.
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others are reported to hav. bsen cap

others are reported to have been cap
tured.
7 Plan Capture o. Port Arthur.
Chefu, May 10. - "A combined land
and sea attack on Port Arthur is ex-
pected to take place between May 20
and May %.
The Japanese hope to occupy Port
Dalny within q few days. Dalny 10 not
fortified. the only fort in the vicinity
being n midway between Talienwan
and Kinchow. After the destruction Of
the submarine mines at Talienwan
the Japanese intend to land additional
troops there and commence an attack
upon Fort Arthur.
Saved by an American.
Mukden, May 18.-Capt William B.
Judson of the United States engineer
corps, who is an observer with the
Russian army, averted a clash between
parties Of Russians during the Russian
r~ecccupation Of the railroad after the
Japanese had cut it at Polandien.
When the Japanese had temporarily
retired from the railroad a train with
two companies of sappers was sent
south from Liao-yang. Capt. Judson
wa aboard. When the train reached q
break In the line a body of troops was
seen and they we're supposed to be
Japanese. Sharpshooters were thrown
out and preparations were made to
swoop down on the enemy. Capt. Jud,
son, through his glasses, recognized
the Russian uniforms. and the troops
proved to be a party sent up the line
from the south.
cornered by Japs.
Seoul, May 18.-It is reported that a
Japanese force has cornered 200 Rus.
slams north Of Anju and is endeavor-
ing to starve them out. The only pro.
visions in the possession of the Rus.
SLAMS are those secured by forage, and
it is expected the food of the besieged
men will soon be exhausted.
China Will Keep Out.
st. Petersburg, May 18.-In order to
allay Russian apprehension as to the
attitude of China, the Chinese minister
here has given Foreign Minister Lams'
dorff fresh assurances of the purpose
Of his government not to violate its
neutrality and to preserve tranquility
throughout the empire.
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IQ Ep PRINCES:

SIR:-You Will please take notice. that de.
fault has occurred In the terms and conditions
Of that certain contract of 81 e and agreement
to convey the following described real estate,
situated In the County Of Mclean and State OF
North Dakota. to-wit: The fractional west one.
Of section Nineteen l1s]. township One hundred
forty-siz (146l north. range seventy;seven I77l,
said contract The bears date IL August Q, isoe. made
by Great Northern Land & Stock Company, q
corporation Of st. Paul, Minnesota, party Of the
part, and which said default consists In the non.
payment Of the sum OF Eight hundred and
seventy dollars and forty cents [$S70.4Oj. due
and payable on or before November first, 1903.
and interest at the rate Of six !G] per cent per
annum from November first, nineteen hundred
and three. according to terms Of said contract.
Said contract will be terminated and cancelled
July eleventh. nineteen hundred and four.
Dated May the seventeenth nineteen hundred
and four.
Great Northern Land & Stock Company.
By w. W. Hurd. Vice President. $50 .
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LEGISLATIVE CONVENTION.

Call read and convention called to order May
16, by August T.. johnson, chairman Legislative
Central Committee.
Committee reported credentials from 9 dele
gates, Mclean county. 3 delegates, Mercer
county and 2 delegates Oliver county. and the
same entitled to seats In the preliminary orga-
nizatiOn.
On motion. T.. A. Schneider was selected as
temporary chairman aud John Young as tenn
porary Secretary.
On motion, 8. NJ. Patterson, L. NJ. Wallin and
W. j. EthertOn were selected a committee on
credentials.
The committee on credentials reported the
following delegates entitled to seats In the con-
%vention, viz:
McLean-Aug. ii. Wahl, LIN. Wallin Henry
Rohrer. j. NJ. Patterson. John Young, S. Har.
ting, j. Il. Davis. Adolpl Wacker, f.enry Bartz.
Oliver-W. j.. Etherton and Alex Southy.
Mercer Peter Bohrer. T. A. Schneider and
c. F.. Kludt.
On motion, the temporary organization was
made peru anent.
On motion. August +. johnson was nominated
for State Senator, carried.
On motion, John Schlenker was nominated for
Repre- -entative, carried.
On motion, the follovlng legislative committee
was named:
McLean-Aug. f. Johnson. Henry Rolrer,
j. NJ. Patterson, John Schlinker, Henry Bartz
| and l.. Nj. Wallin.
Mercer-Eavid Juzcier, Paul LeuIp and I. A.
Schneider.
O~liver-EictOr BOerner and J.C Ellis.
On motion. one representative was conceded
to Mercer and County and that the one by them
selected be made the nominee OF the convention.
j. +. V. Kiebert was placed in nomination for
Representative by Oh lver county aud Dnvld
Juzeler OF Mercer. On ballot j. +. V. kiebert
received two votes and David Juzeler three,
there being nine blank votes cast.
On Motion, David JuZeler was made the unan-
imOus nomiuee OF the convention.
On motion the central committee was author
lied to fill vacancies.
The following is the ticket placed In nomina-
ton ny the Legislative Convention OF the 35th
Legislative district:
For Senator
AUG. Z. JOHNSON.
For Representative
JOHN SCHLENkEK,
DAVID
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EDITORS ARE E UP.

Fellow Excursionist Plays Joke on
Thorn and They Wire Home for Cash.
St. Joseph, Mo-, May IS. - AS the
Northwestern. Missouri Press associa-
ton was en- route to st. Joseph in a
special car yesterday E. IS. Williams, q
st. Joseph newspaper man, entered the
car with. q mask over his face and an
unloaded pistol and relieved the party
Of their-va1uables. and after removing
his mask rejoined the party without
detection. Practically all the editors
wired home for money, but when they
reached st. Louis Mr.. Williams ex-
planned the joke and returned their be.
.loAgipgs to them. II
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SUllY BITES DUST
NOTORIOUS DESPERATE AND
LEADER OF CATTLE RUsTLERs
Is NO MORE.
TAILS IN A RUNNING fight
FOR YEARS HAS BEEN TERROR OF
THE ROSEBUD COUNTRY IN
SOUTH DAKOTA.
TO TAKE HIM DEAD OR ALIVE
OFFICERS SENT AFTER HIM
WHEN HIS LATEST THEFT
BECAME KNOWN.

Chamberlain, S. D., May 18.-The 40.
torious Desperate, Jack Sully, who for
many years has been the terror OF the
Rosebud country, is nc more. u
In a running aght with officers on
the Rosebud reservation yesterday
morning be was killed, many bullets
finding lodgment in his body, while the
horse upon which he attempted to
make his escape also shared the fate
of its master. The circumstances lead
ing up to the tragic end are these:
A week o ten days ago Sully stole
a bunch Of nearly 200 cattle belonging
to various neighboring ranchers. He
took a bunch Of seEenty-four down
across the Nebraska line and sold
them for $40 a head, receiving half
cash and half paper. Soon after Brand
Inspector Long
Got Track Of the Cattle,
and, accompanied by their owners,
Harry Ham and Hugo Schilling, C
cred them and returned them to tho
home range.
AS a result of the exploit United
States Commissioner Tidrick of this
city on Sunday morning sent out Dep
uty United States Marshal Petrie,
Brand Inspector Long, Sheriff Irish Of
Brule county, Deputy Sheriff Jesse
Brown of Lyman county and Harry
Ham to bring in Sully dead of alive.
They found Sully at his home ear
Black Birds Island yesterday morning
and attempted to make the arrest.
Sully was ordered to surrender, but
with a defiant taunt he made a break
for his horse, spring upon his back
and made a break for liberty.
For a time a running fire was main.
tanned between the two parties. but
the pursuers easily proved the vfcters.
| Sully's horse
Was Hit Five Times
and killed, while Sully received
wounds from which he died within
| thirty-fve minutes.
Sully for the last %thirty-f1ve years
has been known as a lawless and des-
perate character. His most recent ex-
plot was to. break jail at Mitchell,
where he was being held for trial on q
charge of cattle rustling, and until yes
terday officers have not been able to
! get their eyes upon him. He has for
years been recognized as the head Of q
band Of. rustlers that have been the
cause Of endless trouble and expense
to the thrifty class Of people who have
Of late been drifting into the neighbor:-
hood.
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Grand Forks Herald, blanks $50
Dan Tjenstrom, use of pillow
on road ................ 3.W
7. j. Haueeberg, supplies. 1928
Adolph Wacker, clerk. Reg
lister of Deeds Office ...... 22.W
Fl. G. Olson, mileage, visit
ing schools. $500
William Rost, board of Ed.
Allen .................. 1900
James T. McCulloch, post
age lU.lO
William Benn, janitor. 1880
DR.. Julius Frankie, county
Lulu A. Sulzer. clerk. Super
intendent of Schools Office $3.50
Frank Ireland was on motion ap-
pointed to appraise estray horse in
possession of Ole Ringheim, Gar
rison.
On motion, the petition of Ar
thur Steinbrecker and others for
the organization of township LAG,
range rs into a civil township was
not allowed for the reason that the
petition was not in proper form.
Petition of w. b. McClusky and
others for the organization of town.
ship 146, range II into a road dis
trict was allowed as follows
Township l46. ranges rs and ~,
to be known as Road District No.
3S, with Edward Prince as Road
Supervisor. il,
On motion. the following resolu-
ton was Adopted
Whereas, it has been brought to
the notice Of the Board of County
Commissioners of Mclean county.
North Dakota, that during the past
winter and spring a band of what
seems to be horse thieves have been
operating in Mclean county and a
number of valuable horses have
been stolen, and
Whereas, it is a duty that Nc
Lean county owes its citizens to
protect property as far as in their
power TO DO SO;
Therefore, be it resolved by the
Board Of County Commissioners of
Mclean county, North Dakota,
that the sum of 500 be paid out
of the county treasury to the party
or parties furnishing the informa-
ton leading to the arrest and con-
viction of each and every horse
or cattle thief arrested and con-
victed for horse or cattle stealing
in Mclean county, North Dakota.
That said sum of $4,000 be or
dered paid by the Board of County
Commissioners on presentation of
an order signed by the District
Judge who presided at the trial of
said case convicting said horse or
cattle thief.
Petition was presented, signed
by IS citizens of Mclean county,
asking for a number of dipping
tanks to be constructed in the
county.
Moved and seconded that two
dipping tanks be built in Mclean
county, one to be located on Painted
Woods creek, and one on Snake
creek, motion carried.
On motion, Board adjourned to
meet at one o'clock p. m.
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Washburn, N. D., May Z, '04.
1 o'clock %. m.

Present, full Board.
On, motion, the following Road
Districts we're organized:-
Township 146, ranges 70 and 78,
to be known as Road District No.
':39 with w. III. Pickard as road SUI
pervisor.
Township l49, range 80, to be
known as Road District Nc. 40,
with I. L. Berge as road supervisor.
Township $50, ranges 80 and 49,,
as Road District No. Al with AL
bert Fraitag as road supervisor.
Township $50, range SO, to be
known as Road District No. AZ and
Oscar Gilbertson as road super
visor.
On motion, the quarterly report
of Gottlieb Kalk, Justice of the
Peace, was accepted and bills re-
ported therein allowed as approved
by the states attorney.
Gottlieb Kalk, Justice fees.$ 500
VIM. F. Blum, deputy sher-
IFS fees. $3.50
William Lowe, Witness. l.85
Christian Martin. ..... 1855
Gust Koth, ..... 1.85
j. Splitter. .... l.85
Quarterly reporto o A. 7. Daniel
son, Justice of the Peace, was &C
cepted and the following bills al
loved
A. T. Danielson, justice fees$ 2.75
F. A. Treplett. constable's
On motion, the bill of E.. S. Per
rigo, M. d., for medical supplies
and the nursing Gottlieb Sievert,
amounting to $50 was laid over.
The affidavit of j. j. Delaney
in reference to the assessment of
the Delaney Bros cattle for the
year 1902, was on motion laid over.
On motion, the following bills
YER allowed
N. w. Solenberger, commits
sioner, mileage and use Of
team. . 900
Frank Putt, Commissioner
and mileage .......... 1900
Simon Jahr, Commissioner
and mileage............. 1850
On motion, Board adjourned to
meet May 23rd, 1904, at 2 o'clock
o. B. WING,
County Auditor.
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RAIN WORTH THOUSANDS:

Nearly IN. Inch Falls and soaks Deep
In. South Dakota. =
Mitchell, s. D., May 18.-A rain that
will be worth thousands of dollars to
the farmers in this section came Sun
day evening and fell slowly until noon
yesterday, making the precipitation
nearly an inch, every drop soaking
deep into the ground. Wheat is max
ing a splendid growth, the cool wealth
er Of early spring giving it an oppor-
tunity to stool the best in years. Corn
planting in this county was practically
finished the day before the rain came.
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DEADLOCK is UNBRokEN.
Illinois Republicans Fail to Nominate
0ubernatorial Candidate.

Illinois Republicans Fail to Nominate
oubernatorial Candidate.
Springfield, al, May Is. - With is
deadlock unbroken and with little pros.
pect of a compromise which will de.
liver the situation. the Illinois Repub.
lican convention took a recess at 5:2s
o'clock last evening until 10 o'clock
to-day. The recess followed the twen-
ty-ninth roll call, the result of which
showed each candidate with. approxi,
mately the same strength he had when
he entered the convention. The last
ballot taken yesterday gave the fol-
lowing results:
Yates, 481; Lowden. 404; Deneen.
1872; Hamlin, lis; Warner. 81; Sher-
man, Sc; Pierce. %.
The convention proceedings were
comparatively tame. :.
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DECORATION DAY CLOSING.

We, the ~undersign, representing
the business institutions of the vii
lage of Washburn, hereby agree to
close our respective places Of bust
ness, on Monday May 81, between
the hours of 10 o'clock a. m: and
4 o'clock p. m. of said day, the said
day being a National Holiday in
in commemoration of our honored
dead, known as Decoration Day.
First National Bank, T. j..
Haugeberg, Mclean County State
Bank, Hans Holtan e. Sons, w. A.
Persey, F. johnson e. Co., Axel
Nelson, Mann & ,Digen, Carnahan
G. Clark, Wallln & Co., l.. M. Han
son, Thos. Thompson e. Sons,
Evenson & Nappin, Solem & Seltz,
Klein's Land Agency, Gackle,
Koth e. Schultz, The Peterson Ma
chine Co., A. n. Sutton and E. A.
Swain.
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KILLED HIS SWEETHEART.

illinois Man Shoots Woman Who Will
Not We'd Him.
Peoria, ILL.,, May 18.-While her faith
er. Len D. Howells, and family were
away from their home near Yates City,
Nora. the seventeen-year-old daughter,
went riding with William Louden, who
had been forbidden the house. He
urged her to marry him, and. when she
refused. fatally shot her through the
abdomen. The girl claimed the shoot
ing was accidental until informed
there was n o hope 81 recovery, when
she weakened and told the straight
story: Louden made no effort to es-
cape, and was taken to the Knox coun.
ty Jail at Galesburg for safe keeping.
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Frost Injuries the Burberry Crop.

Frost Injuries the Burberry Crop.
Black River Falls, Wis, May Is. -
A.hard killing frost struck this section
Sunday night, doing much damage to
the BURBERRY crop. 1t will mean the
loss Of hundreds of dollars to the peo-
ole in this county, as the. blueberry
crop is q rich harvest to the Indians as
we'll as to the poor people. Small
garden vegetables were also cut by the
frost. Ice formed On water to the
depth Of half an inch.
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Brewery Burned.

Reedsburg, Wis, May Is. The
Reedsburg brewery was totally de-
stroyed by fire. The fire, which started
in the Office, oon ate Its way to the
dry house, where there was 10000
bushels Of cured malt and barley. The
total loss amounts to $4,000. partly
covered. by insurance.. This is one of
the largest fires seen In this city fora
long time, and had It not been thatsstt
.rained the night before the entire
block would have been in ruins. The
brewery was insured for $l8, 900
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Wash burn, N. D., May 7,'o4.
9 O'Clock a. m.

Board met.
Present, Chairman Solenberger,
Commissioners Jahr and Putt.
On motion, the following bills
we're allowed and warrants ordered
drawn in payment of the same
j. w, Eede, NJ. D, assistance
in operation upon August
Spies $ 1000
work. .............:.... $50.
and sundries. 42.75
physician .............. 1900.
O. b. Wing, postage....... l7.4O.
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PRISONER. TURNS MANIAC.

Just Before Trial for Attempted Rob.
berry His Mind. Fails.
Albert Lea, Mimi, May 18.-Just be-
fore the case Of the State VS.. Michael
Murphy was called in district court the
prisoner became violent in the county
Jail and 1t required several men to
bring him into court. where Judge
Kingsley ordered him examined as to
his sanity. After a hearing he was
adjudged insane and will be taken to
Rochester. Murphy, who lives in
NorShfield, came here last st. Patrick's
day and, tits charged, tried to hold up
the Security bank Of this city but was
caught in the act.
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NoT1cE OF Publication

Department OF tile Interior, United States
Land Office, Bismarck, N. d.. May 8. 1904.
named m"s1c sef + ne hss Illa gly xotla .na az b 1h9 ,n teI'H,~nng,
make final proof In support Of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before II. A.: Lamb,
County Judge, at Washburn, N. d., on June Is,
1904, viz: .
Thomas Roney. entry No. 1897.
for the 81 OF nwA and ma o. swA Of section %,
township LAB. range &c.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of
said land, viz;
Z. A. Swain and j. p. Peterson OF Washburn,
n, D R. j. Roney and G.. H.. Loudenbeck Of
Robinson, Z. ID,
5-2l M. II. Jewell, Register.
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washburn, N. D. May q, 'o4.
9 o'clock, a. m.

Board met pursuant. to adjourn
ment; present, Chairman Solen-
berger and Commissioners Jahr
and Putt.
The petition of Arthur. Tennis
and others. for the opening of a
road beginning at the 8. b. corner
Of section 16, Township $50, range
70, running three miles east thence
three miles north to the countyline.
49, From the
northeast corner Of section twelve,
one mile. west, thence one mile
north. From the center of the east
side Of section two, one mile west,:
thence north one-half mile.
From the center Of the west side
of section two, one mile south,
thence two miles west. From the.
center Of the west side Of section
ten, one and one-half miles south
to the place of beginning. s
Due notice having been given Of
the hearing to be held at the resi-
dence of Joseph Tenney, May 18th,
1904, said petition was on motion
granted and Ned Fisher was al
lowed $l4 for two acres in north
east quarter, section two, township
$50, range 70, and Steve Schanks
$14 for two acres in north half of
southeast quarter, section two,
township $50, range 70.
On motion, Board adjourned to
May 9Th, 1904.
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Extensive Fishina..

I~Anesboro, Mimi, May Is. - Eilet
;Hatlelis was arrested on q charge Of
having used dynamite in catching
Ash. His trial came on yesterday be-
fore Judge French and he was fined
$50 and costs.
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BODY PUT IN WELL.

Three Bullet Holes u Mans Head and
$3.50 Missing.
Aberdeen. S. D., May 18.-The body
Of Dewitt Bilby has been found in
well on the Mcfarland farm at Groton,
after a careful search following his
disappearance Friday night. Three
bullet holes in the head and other
clues give the belief that murder was
committed. Bilby was known Sto have
had $3.50 on Friday, and 1t is thought
the motive Of the murder was robbery.
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Taken up on or about April Is,
one dark brown mare, two years old
weight about 700, no brand: one
sorrel gelding with white strip in
face, weight 100, two years old, no
brand; one bay mare, two years
old, weight about 800, no brand.
Allan Mcdonald,
52-3 Weller. N. D.
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Horse Thief Shot.

Horse THIEF Shot.
Le sueur, MINI, May 1s. - Mart
Dunn fred seven shots last night at q
Sthiefswho attempted to steal a valuable
horse from the stableso OF the Cosgrove
company. The thief was wounded but
escaped without the horse.