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Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1904-02-06
ORDER DIRECTING ON.RESIDENT De.
PENDANT TO APPEAR AND PLEAD.
MICHAEL SULLIVAN,
Complainant
vs..
M. j. OMEARA AND T. j. LYNCH,
Defendants,

Upon MOTION OF HUGH II. BROWN,
~ counsel for Michael Sullivan, the above
named complainant, and II appearing 10 the
Court that the defendant, M. j. OMeara, is not
an inhabitant OF, nor Ia found within this Dis.
triet, nor has voluntarily entered his appearance
herein, and that personal service upon said M.
!. N Is not practicable, 1t IL hereby
that the defendant M. aJ.OfMearA.
appear, plead, answer or demur TO the said bill
OF complaint hled by the complainant herein,
by the 18th day Of February, 1901, and in default
thereof, that the Court viii proceed to the hear.
Ing and adiuoation OF said suit; and that this
order De published In a newspaper OF general
circulation, TO wits The ToNoPAH BoNAEzA. n
newspaper OF general circulation In Tonopah,
Nye County, Nevada. once a week for six con.
seetive weeks.
IL. 81 THOMAS p. HAWLEY.
Judge,
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1904-02-06
LEGAL.

within the time prescribed by law, with the
Register Of the United States Land Once at
Carson City, State of Nevada, they will be bar
red ia virtue of the provisions OF the statute In
such case made and provided.
o. H. GALLUP,
Register.
II IL hereby ordered that the foregoing notice
nf application for patent be published for the
period OF ten consecutive weeks in the ToNoPAH
BONANZA, a weekly newspaper published at
Tonopah, in the County Of Nye, State OF New
ada,
o. H. GALLUP,
Register.
Date of first publication, October 10, 1908.
KENNETH NJ JACKSON,
II BROWN,
CAMPBELL, NELSON g. CAMPBELL,
Law Attorneys for Applicant,
Golden Building, Tonopah, Nevada.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1904-02-06
UNITED STATES OF AMERIoA,l

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
District OF Nevada. vs.
!, i. J, EDWARDS, Clerk OF the Circuit
Court Of the United States for the District OF
Nevada, do hereby certify that the above and
foregoing IL q full true and correct copy OF the
original order now OF record In my ofice.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand and Anixed the
[L.s.l Carson City, this the 9TH day Of January,
AL. 1904, and In the year flour Indepen.
dence the l28th.
t J. EDWARDS,
Clerk.
Date OF first publication January 0, 1904.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1904-02-06

Any and all persons claiming adversely the
mining ground, vein, lode, premises, or any por.
applied for, are hereby notified that inlsAa thelr
adverse claims are duly filed according 90 law
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-18

xbetI erbaItene g%uobnpdultr, BON ots
men ems Der itattli9eren Dieaeiht fur
Oas bes 0sttor angeisbsn perber
biirfte. Mit einem tiefen, peiten Saal,
ben cine balbeeoedte 0orballe nit of
fensm 9pf belebte, entipridt es fpes
niaitens burdaus Der ShilDerurg
9omer's. Der Wittesraum Der Butts,
no elm Megaron nit ieinen Neubaus
ten hinreihenoen plab gu ieiner Gnt=
foltung ~gefunben bate, lit In rDnlts
iher 3eit elmer 10 t~iefgebenoen 3erites
rung anhe;mgefallen, baB Der Yalait
oes priamos fir INNER Der Menihs
beit perlorsn eesaneen lit. ObgleiA
er einen betrddtlid rei9eren 9runb>
rib eebabt baben pirb als bic Wobn=
bdufer, bat bod elm 0eiit patrior9o=
lifder @infddbeit in benz bomerii6en
5roja gepaltet. ylur Die 81 jener 3eit
ben adGii4en Jiriten eigene @orliebe
fir fd0ne. feitgefiigte 8urgen tbeiltsn
aud bic in 3roja g%ebietenoen !9errs
fder. Sebr autreffenp preiit besbalb
9omer bic auBerorbentlih forgfdltige
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-18
Sbeater Der neunten
g d If t.

hronologif9 gu umsren3erben Sdi9>
ten erIebten i'm 9egenfab gu benz
bamals reid entfolteten gulturlsben
auf ben SnfeIn Oes Mesdif&en Meeres
cine periobe unaufbdltiamen Hiebers
ganges. lleber ibren pirren, unregel=
mGbig aufeinanber getburmtel
S9uttmaKen ftieg bann bic mpteniz
fhe Burg Der fsditen Sdidt (ungss
fdbr 1900 Biz 1oOO) empor. bic in Der
@robartigfeit ibrer Mnlage ipieberum
bas Walten mGd.iser unb fraftpolIer
9erriher ertennen l6Bt. Gin feltfaz
mes GeThid bate GAIiemann bic
2rons feiner Musgrabuneen in Sroja
berioai; benn er bat bieic mebr am
duberen Hanbe oes 9iigeIs liegenoe
Burg nidt gsfunben unb, no er aus
fdnig ouf fe geftoBen mar. ibre Be
beutung nidt ertannt. Sbrsl Mufoss
dung mar MN Die oenfpiirbige Gam
payne bes Sabrss 1894 gspibmet, gu
bersn Musfii6rung Der beutide Gaiier
bic Summe bon 10000 Wart bepil=
Iigt bate. Grit Mitte Suli paren Die
ben 6iiael bon Often nad Weiten an
greifenben Mrbeitsrcolonnen Biz an
6os !0aupitlor oelanat, unb beIonbere
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-18
9apans A~ritesmini(itr.
GbemaIiser STUDENT auf osrtfdsn ilmiperH'
faten uno ieBieer atrateae.

G~bemaIiser stmpsut auf psrtfAsn rmiperN.
tatsn uno iebieer strateae.
Der japanif6e ariessminiiter, Sc
neral Maiatafe Seroudi, 1T SO Sabre
oft. Gr ftubirte ais junser Wonn auf
beutiGen uniberlltdten unb trat nad
fsiner Ri:dfebr in bic japanif9e 0r=
NEE Elm, in Der It in peri4iebenen SteIs
lunaen tbGtis mar, biz er tur3 Dor
Musbrud beg japanildsdineiiiden
arieees in ben 0eneralItab berufen
ipuroe, in benz er ais 0eneralmaior
unter benz Sberbefeble beg General
Ieutnants Yamasudi an benz 4insli=
fden 6elDsuoe tbeilnabm. 8riegss
miniiter purbe er i'm Mdr3 1901.
Seraudi gilt cls elmer Der tennt=
nibreihften Wilitdrs Sopans uno ols
en- fGblger Stratege. Seinen BE
miibunsen 1T bic HeorganiIirung 0es
iaparif9en .0seres nah DsitIiden Mez
tboben nit gu oerbanten. gr mar
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-18
zroja nuo Slion.

Rad Der i'm Sabre 1894 erfolsten
gliidIiden Mufoeduns Der Burg Dec
priamos burh prof. Or. MilbeIm
ODrpfelo bat bic pielumitrittene tros
ionif9e Jraee ibre enbsiiltise 20iung
gefunoen. Hsun berI9ieoene Gulturz
idiAten lieaen nunmebr in BEN az eli
ner 6Obe bon so SUB aufgetbiirmten
Sduttmahen bes 8ursbiisels bon
9ifarlit in Der Gfamanberebene flar
81 Gage. Nuf ieinem llrboben bate
in bunteln. fernen, biz etipa in biz
eritc Sdifte bes britten Sa~brtaufenbs
bor Gbriiti @eburt suriidreihenben
3eiten elm frieblides @5lthen feline
idlidten, BON einem Rin9tuaa umres
benen Wobnitdtten erriftet. auf Die
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-18
aasurr osut(dsr aunoesfdra.
Sersoa 6rieorid5 III. BON nnbaIt elm eisrtee:
UDrperer Der anujf.

FerBoa 6rieoridb III. pou a1nbaIt elm sifrtees
UDrosrer Der 8umit.
NaHbem erit etlihe Wohen perflol=
len iuaren, felt Der 9eraog Jrieori9
bon @nbuIt tpegen f9perer Grtrantune
ieinem Sobne, benz grbprin5en Griebs
rif, bic Mabrnebmuns Der Resie-
rungsgsiddfie iibertraesn bate, lit Der
grbprin5 in Jo!se Des Mblebens isines
@oters bielem nunmebr ouf benz
Sbrone ssfOlgt. sln ben Regisrunss>
antritt bes reiien !9ersoss bat ba3
anbaltilA e Woit ~beredtigte id0ne
5Offnunssu setnipft; tit bod .osraos
JrieOriA, glsiA isinem perltOrbsnsn
Batter, eine iiberauS liebenspiirbiae
unb bo9ber3ige Natur, Elm eifriger
60rDerer Der Stunt unb aller gemein-
niibisen 81 ~itrebunsen, pdbrsnb feline
G%emablin. seboreHs prin3sIiin Waarie
bon 9aben, lire bO9Iie Yefrieoiauno
in Der getbdtigung ibres Wobltbdtie
te~ltslinnes flnoet.
9er5og Jriebrid puros 1855 &c
bOren. IS lDcr ibm all Der Niege niht
sefungen ipoynen, Dab cr bereinlt ais
regierenosr Shirt Die 0erSpgstrons lsis
ner Wdter traeen iperoe, oenn er III
tein GrItgebOrener. Ser dltelte 0obn
6es ~psfftprbenen 9er5oqs urb ur-
Iprunglide lbrOnfolger mar Grbprin3
2eopolb. Der 1886 i'm 81. Qebcnsiabrc
Itarb. Gr binterlieB feline mdnnIiGell
RaAtommen. unO 10 iuuroe fein jim.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-18

3eusfopf. Seitenanfidt.
gauart Der id0n g,gldtteten. nod in
Jsuinen bepunbernsipertben 8urg=
mauern, beren freigelegtes Siiotbor
nit benz barbaniiden Shore 9omer's
ibentiid lit. pdbrenb bas CUR gbsne
seriftste itdiide Gbor gang 5eritort
gu fein fdeint.
Gin b~eionbers impofantes Sragz
ment bon Der einiti9en 8auberrlidteit
Der rDmifhen Stcbt, bic gdfar iogar
gum Sib Der Heeierung erbeben fpoa=
te, 1T Der aus mddtigen Quaosrn ges
formte. iiber benz SbpmbriosfluB er<
baltene gogen elmer Waferleitung, bic
Bis gu ben Yorbereen bes Sba reihte.
Bon benz i'm 9eiIisthum Der iliidsn
Qltbena errifteten goloHalbilb bes
3eus lit f~penigftens iein mujeItdtifdes,
aroft unb Qeben atbmenbes. bartums
floHenes 5aupt, elm Werf tleinafiatis
fder aunii, erbalten seblieben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-18

Gin ntrffi6 feuerfefes
9ptel lit tiir5lih in Rem Yort entoedt
morben. Gs lit = ober mar, benn IS
lit ieitber pobl ihon pieber bon Der
1ilofldhe perfhuunben = bas ,pees
nee : 5ouie" an Der 3. Mpe. uno so.
Ctr, bas nie folgt belhrieben niro:
Qluh Winberbemittelte tonnsn es er>
ihpingen, bort gu pobnen, benn Is
iteht grob unb beutlid a~ngefhrieben:
.2obeins 10 Gents" Dab es feuerz
iifsr 1T. leudtet Seosm elm, Der ss
nur elmer Observation-Disclosures
unter5iebt. gs 1T ndmli9 aus Sdnee
aebaut. Die anaben Der Nadbars
lduft baben iid bic Miibe nidt perz
brieben lahen. aus Shnse elm 6aus
3u bauen, bas 80 SUB lang, 10 SUB
brett unb 8 Sub bod 1T. bis 0runoz
lage bisnte Der S6nee. ben bic Stra>
Benbabn : Geieai9aften on Der Settle
beg 0eleifes bod oufgetbirmt hatten.
Damn lhaufeltenMngeitelte bes Straz
benreinigungs : Departments groBe
9aufen Sdnse barauf. es famea
bann, pis auf 0erabrebung, bic Rna<
ben unb Siinslings Der Ha9barfdaft
nit @daufeln. a0r6sn uno gimern
berpor. Sic brahten cine fene MoRe
Sdnee bon benz umfange bes 6dnees
bauies 3uIdmmen, traten bic Wofe
feit, nabmen mebr Shnee, traten ouh
bielen feft. gotten WaFer barber
uni lieben bann bic riefise Gdneebanf
iiber Nodt tiidtig einfrieren. 4m
nGditen Worsen b0blten lie bic Bont
aus, lesten Geniter unh Ebiiren an
unb BEGINNER bann bie Osforationsz
arbeit, rpo3u ate GbritbGume, Steds
palmer unb anberes grines3eug, omtz
riianifde Gobnen unb Sdilber per-
tpenbet tpurben.
= Muf BEN 0efinbebdII.
grffe 3ofe:: .aennen Gie mid benin
gar nidt mebr21 3peite: nNee! Mo
{onten mir uns benn fennen gelernt
4oben2" Grfte: .Na. am S4liihellod
Sci Baron Mener.S
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-18


MIR nod ipdrlid erhaltene Mouerreite
binipeiien.
gtber I6on in Dem f~olaenoen 3eits
raum bon ungefdbr $500 bis 1000
leudtete 5roja bic 3eit ieines eriten
0lan5es. Oa Seinri9 Sdliemann
Die prdbiltoriide Burg bisler 5peiten
Shidt fir bas bpmeriI9e 9roja belt,
bat er ibr feline ~befonosre glufmerf=
iamteit susemanot unb lie fat IN III
rem gan3en umfung freigelegt. Gin
peiter Mauerring, bur1brocben BON
ftdrten 5boren unD peritdrft Ourd boz
Re 1biirme, umgab bislen nit i%tattIiz
9en propplden ssIdmiidten Sip eiz
nes pradtliebenben s6errfders. Nls
cine ~ungebeure 5euersbrunIt Die Surg
nit ibren @ebdunen perl6lang, be-
grubsn lire Ttiir3enoen Mauern aud
einen She'll ibrer @olbiddBe, bic erit
Shliemann als ben Jog. Sdeb bes
prinmos ipieber on bas 5agesli6t
5eben ioGte.
Die brei f%olaenDen, etpa nit Gem
3eitraiIm BON 200 Bis 1900 Dor Gbr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-18

serer gruber. Prin5 Jriebri9, Orb
prina. Grbprin6 Jriebri4 itonb bon
1877 ab i'm 2. Garbe=R egiment 3. s..
bann i'm l. 0arbssD ragonsrs Regiment,
muBte absr 1882 ipegen zines Obrens
leibens ben aftipeu Militdr=Oi enft
aufgeben. Geitbem 1T er BEL ben Diff
oieren a la suite Der Mrmse biz gum
Ober{t bef0rDert porben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-18

Ghpieristeiten erpudlen aus benz in
ben Neiben Der Mrbeiter piitbenoen
Molariafieber, bas ielbit bic pifens
f9oftlihen Miislieber Der Expedition
niht berlhonte. Nber Der 9inblid
ouf bas beseiiterte 3iel fpornte INNER
ipieber gu 5en bOditen Nnitrengungsn
on. 10 boE. als enblih Der Spaten aus
Der 0anb gelegt tperben burfte. bic
beiliss, bon ben 5elbenliebern 6omers
gefeieris Slios i'm Sonnenli9t bes Sas
ges frei Dor uIer Qugen lag.
ueber einen Itarten. nod innen bon
elmer brsiten StroBe umgebenen
Wuuertran5 itieg ie terraHenf0rmis
gum @ipfef bes 9iigels ernpor, ber
tinit ben poIoit bes 80nies trug. Die
aipeite 1erroKenmuuer fr0nten aum
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-02-18

elmer Der 8efiirporter Der 1beiluns Der
Mrmee bon II Dibiiionen in 6. nos
burd i'm Graitfalle cine leidtere unb
ruf4ere Mobilifirune erm0gliht ipirb.
gu4 f0rberte Terou9i Die @rinbung
Der iapanifden Rotben 2reu3s@eie[ls
i4cft, bic jebt 693.179 MitgIieber
a6blt. barunter AZ $500 oftipe.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-06-23

Fifty dozen live pigeons wanted for
the Fourth. Deliver to Moody Couch.
Phillpsburg ball team will " to
Kensington tomorrow for game at
that place.
A reception will be held at the Hah-
nenkratt home In this city next Sat
nrday In honor Of Mrs. French.
VIII Francis has received word Of
bis fathers death which occurred In
his Missouri home June 9th.
Frank Pratt is expected to return
home In few days for short vaca-
tlon at the home of his parents In
this city. Frank holds a good posi-
tion In New York City.
Mrs. N. II. Gilliland died at her
home In Agra Monday night. The
funeral was held at the Methodist
church yerterday. She was highly
esteemed by her neIghbors.
Gene Farley was arrested a few days
ago on complaint Of s. NJ. West charg-
ed with the theft Of small sum OF
money. His preliminary was held
yesterday and be was turned loose.
The evidence tended to show that
s. 30 was taken one night when
Farley was staying at Vests.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-06-23
Official Statement Of The Financial Con-
didOn Of the
Phillips County Bank,

At Phiilipsburq, State Of Kansas, at the close
Of business on the 9TH day Of June 1904;
REsOURcEs,
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-06-23
M. A. SpAUADING, The Tailor.


A good farm OF 100 acres, all fenced
and crossed fenced; 100 acres under
cultivation; u acres In trees; 10 acres
In alfalfa. A good frame house OF
four rooms. Frame granary l2xl6 feet
Frame chicken house 10x12. Good
hog yard security fenced. This farm
Is situated In the north part Of the
county and can be had for 5000. IL
sold now, crops 60 to purchaser.
W. II. PATT.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-06-23
Normal Notes.

US. Morse visited Saturday morn
ing.
f. E. Harp Clerk Of District No. IS
came down Thursday to look over the
teachers and select one for their
school.
A number of normalites who stayed
over for the examination visited the
brick kiln Saturday afternoon and
picniced on the PlOtner.
Prof. Baker has been employed for
the institute at Norton and will be-
gin his labors there, July 9th. Prof,
Arthur goes to Hill City in August.
Prof. Phinney returned to his home
In Mankato Saturday evening. He
did good work while in normal and
made many friends among the teach.
ers.
Misses Barber and Finch, associate
examiners, are we'll known and sue
cessful. teachers of the county. They
will make competent members Of the
board.
Miss Thomas went to her home In
Prairie View Monday. Prof Arthur
went to Logan Wednesday, and Prof.
Baker remains in Phillipsburg this
week.
Eighty seven applicants for teacher
certificates wrote upon the examina.
tion Monday and Tuesday. The sup.
ply Of teachers will probably be short
this year.
Visitors have been Mrs. G. d.
Heath, Mrs. A. s. Bickford, Maud
Granger, Nettie knight Chas Knight
Mr.. and Mrs. Samson Griffin, Ellen
Griffin, Nellie Booth, Maud Watson
| Wayne Granger, Minerva Monk and
others
Misses Rae Without, Madge VII.
trout, Juna Wlltrout, Pearl Becker,
| Alpha Hansen, and Mabel Burlington
of Logan came over last Thursday and
visited normal In the morning. A
picnic excursion to the lake was ar.
ranged for them In the afternoon.
Superintendent Arnold and the
normal students generally, speak In
complimentary terms regarding the
work of the faculty during the SEES
sion of the institute just passed. Each
member was especially strong In theiI
line and won the esteem OF the stu
dents by competency and obllginl
manners. We hope to see them again
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-06-23
American Wheat Exports.

The export Of American wheat to
Great Britain last year, as compared
with 1902 fell from 6S.OOO,OO0 to a..
100000 hundredweights, while that Of
Russia increosed from 100000 to
100000; that Of Canada from 10000.
900 to 100000; that Of India from
100000 to 100000, and that Of Ar.
gentina from 100000 to 100000.
Argentina had a great excess Of wheat
last year. but Russia had not.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-06-23

A spring tonic that cleans aud plrl
fles and absOrbs all poison from the
system. HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea will make you we'll and keep you
well all summer. IS cents. Tea or tab
cts. Ask your druggist
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-06-23
Jacob Nipps is very sick man.

JdCOD NIppS 10 Fcly DUN ndu'
Try the HERALD job rooms if you
like good printing.
DR.. Brown made a professional visit
to Stuttgart yesterday.
Judge G. Smith Of Stockton was in
the city this morning on his way home
Mrs. Larry Mills is expected from
Chicago this week for visit at the
home of her parents.
Mrs. G. e. Ingram and children OF
Lebanon are here visiting the A.
baughs and other friends.
John Hahnenkratt treated the Odd
Fellows Tuesday evening with some
fine cherries of his own raising.
Miss Rodabaugh of Superior, Nebr.,
was In the city Tuesday on her way to
Logan where she will visit relatives.
An attempt will be made next wee k
to consolidate school districts II, 40
and So. Election will be held on June
q and 20.
Mrs. Fred Utter and sister, Miss
Mccain who have been visiting here
returned to their home In Long Island
yesterday.
Jennie Horrell has been re.employed
10 the Sheriff. district near Long Is
land at a salary of $40 and an eight
months terri.
Buggy, single harness, set Of farm
harness, sewing machine, wheat drill,
and harvester for sale by the Phillips
County Bank.
Earl Lowe and Emmett Farrell went
to Dana yesterday looking for schools.
Earl left this morning for Edmund,
Norton county.
Do you know Major E. T. Scott and
wife are coming here for a weeks
course Of lectures beginning June 20,
and that the admittance is free q?
L. D. Peak and J. NJ. Campbell
were over from Logan yesterday
Their daughters have been attending
normal and returned to their homes
with them.
G.. W. Mowery was over from Long
Island yesterday. Mr.. Mowery Ii
looking over property with a view t
purchase and locate here. Best place
in the county,
Clark Shimeall the Goodland banker
and little son came down to this city
Sunday evening. Mr.. Shimeall re
turned early Monday morning but thu
boy will remain here with the POI
family until after the Fourth.
Clyde Dubois and TENTS Peterson
we're county seat visitors Tuesday
License authorizing the marriage o.
Mr.. Dubois and Alice Peterson wa
granted and we understand the wed
ding occurred yesterday.
Chas. Knight returned the lattei
part of last week from Lawrence
where he has been attending schoo
for the past year. He completed tn,
business course and expects to return
in the fall and take up the study o
stenogaphy.
Misses Berry, the representative o
the Kansas City World, and Heatol
OF Notion candidate for the World
free trip.to the Worlds Fair wer
in the city Tuesday, soliciting sub
scrldtions for that paper, and vote
for Miss HeatCn in the contest.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Pomeroy an,
two daughters Of Kalispell, Montan
arrived In this city Monday night 70
a short visit with the Changers. The
have been attending the Worlds Fai
and visited the PUmeroy family a
Holton before coming here. Mr.. Pom
eroy is a successful attorney.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-06-23
For Sale.

One work horse.
One farm wagon.
One IL foot Jones header,
One 8 foot Decring binder,
new.
One Nichols and Shepherd
steam threshing outfit.
One o. S. Kelley separator.
All of this properly will be sold
at bargain on easy terms,
For particulars, please call at
the mill.-A. w. ROBERTSON.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-06-23
W. H. PATTI.

Mrs. Lonis Ernest, Evansville, Ind.
= Holsters Rocky Mountain Tea Is
splendid. Makes sick people well.
Cured me after Others failed" Tea
or tablet form. 80 cents. Ask your
druggist.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1904-06-23

Total. s1O0Oos0i
State Of Kansas. County Of Phi lips. -.
IL Morse, IT,. cashier Of said bank, do
solemnly swear that the above statement II
true; that said bank has no liabilities. and
II not indOfscr on any note or obiiRatiOn.other
than shown on tile above statement. 10 the best
Of nv knowledge and belief SO help me God
seal y MORSE. a.. Cashier
Subscribed and sworn TO before me, this kd
day Of June. 1904 VII PRATT.
Notary Public
Commission expires on the i9th day Of oclo-
Der 1907 .
Auest:- RHILL TOwNsLEY,
] y. MORSE,
81 a. sPAULDIvG,
Directors
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Evening journal., 1904-11-29
THOSE WATER RIGHTS

FIND o
INAT thinking feeling
Wv project from the
S Rockan should abandoned We have heard the opinion
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solution water problem VIII be only temporary and that
eventually o go o e
spend million dollars
help
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Of future generations well
& the Of
These rights
ughy established definitely be asceed We cannot ask p-
them materially than their value
Now the cy wants certain amount Of water under certain cond-
tho best possible
proceedings Possibly the latter
be difficult Such
probably the all that only
the worth water rights had been paid
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value to the city Of these water rights may be estimated in certain number
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number of
feet falls this the depends And the city the purchaser
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company galGs
difference the
football OF
s and the DuPonts of So feet From this
respective Of
who estimated the value
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Evening journal., 1904-11-29
MORROW
FINED ONE Days PAY
Did Not Know Name Of Man
Who Gave Him Bogus
Warrant

After hearing the evidence in the case
of Patrolman Charles Morrow, charged
with serving a magistrates warrant in
violation of a regulation Of the Police De-
partment, the Board OF Police Commits
sioners last night fined the officer one
days pay. Tho warrant in question was
that purported TO have been issued by
Magistrate George H. Hollis for the ar
rest Of Charles Hood. colored, charging
the latter with running a gaming table.
The Police Commissioners I'm December
Of last year passed a regulation providing
that all warrants sworn out before mag
istrates should not be served by police
men unless they came through the chief
OF police. This is the regulation Patrol
man Morrow violated. He informed the
Police Commissioners, however, that he
did not receive the warrant from Chief
Black. and did not know it was bogus
until Hood was dismissed and the affair
was exposed at the hearing in City Court.
The patrolman tolu the commissioners
that he did not know the name of the
man who gave him the warrant to serve
but as 1t appeared to be a regular war
rant he served It.
Tho commissioners said that while Nor
row violated a regulation OF the depart
ment he did so unintentionally. Under
the circumstances the penalty was made
as light as possible.