Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-07-30
OF IONNaI[S|
Commissioner Richards Will
Designate Three In the
Rosebud Reservation
MAY BUY NO rs LAND
Rumored That Northwestern is Con-
sdering Proposition of Building
Line to Pierre, to Biseet Rosebud
Land-WilIiam Mccormick, Holder
of No. 1, Fears a Contest.

of No. 1, Fears Contest.
Chamberlain, July 30.-Interest
among the lucky half dozen at the top
of the list centers in the location of the
townsites. Commissioner Richards
will designate three townsites. Up to
today he declines to give out informa-
ton on that score.
1t is understood in a semi official
way that the commissioner will re-
serve land for one town fourteen miles
nearly direct west of Bonesteel, anoth-
er in the northwest corner Of the coun-
ty and third on Ponca creek. He
will not announce the locations before
the first day for filing, August s.
1 William Mccormick, the holder Of
No. l, is said to be In hiding in a
small town in Lancaster county. Neb.
He is keeping mum on the advice Of
his attorney who is here. Mccormick
fears he will have a contest because
his agent, William Powell of Chamber
lain, is not personally acquainted with
him, as he is understood to be re-
quired by law His attorney claims
there is nothing to the alleged rule.
Railroad May Buy.
The Northwestern Railway Com
| pany, which Is reported to be consid
ering the proposition OF building line
to Pierre to bisect the Rosebud land,
may purchase McCormick's land.
Although the town is full OF
strangers not case of disorder
has been reported. a number of
grafters left for Sioux City. BUSH
ness men here profess to be satisfied
/ with the crowd, altho 1t is not as
large as anticipated. The drawing will
continue at the rate of 1000 per day,
until all numbers UP to $500 have been
drawn, as well as about 500 provisional
numbers to take the places OF those
who fail to file. After that the remain
der of the 100000 will be drawn by
Clerk Davis, Commissioner Richards
returning to Chicago.
A feature of the drawing here is the
presence of large number OF land
agents who occupy places at the press
table in the guise of representatives Of
eastern newspapers.
Additional Iowa Winners.
The following is an additional list OF
names of winners, which thru some
mistake or omission We're lifted"
from Fridays report: 66S, John A.
| Clark, Walnut; 6T3. Herman ]. Illink-
hammer, Rock Rapids: 6S2 Fred Stutz-
| man, Vera; go, Young w. Short, Web
ster City; COS, William S. NcGaGs-
lin, Bonaparte; SOS, William F. Yates,
Greene: 703, Edwin I. Cain, Cushing:
7o4, Godfrey Lindquist. Stanhope; 7o6.
Francis Young, Cedar Rapids; 707,
Melvin Stevens. Spencer; 720, Daniel
| Cummings, Meriden; 722. James w.
Mckinley, Wellman; TT, John w.
Waddell, Nfeadiapolis; 1855, Carl Q. An
derson, Coon Rapids; 739. MIL Moore,
Leon; TAI, Ross Culberson, Edgewood;
ISL, Robert T. Chrimes. Sioux City;
752, Ernest j. Dewell. Magnolia, 1855,
Myer kadowsky, Sioux City; 75S.
Abram Brubaker, Des Moines; 165,
James H. Wilson, Menlo: 1863. John B.
MCGEE, Udell; 775, George Bradel, Ak
ron; TIC, George Z. Woldt, Cleghorn;
IT'S, Miles Scott, Beaconsfield; 7s9,
Nels Johnson, Red Oak: 7s1, George f.
Sharp Des Moines; 792. William How
ard, Moorhead; 1877. Anton n. Wander
Weldon Breda; 769, Joseph f. Tien-
hardt Davenport; S07, Theodore He
bert, Sioux City; sos, Harry G. Abra-
ham, Prescott: s12 lotto E.Jacobs, Sioux
City; Sl4, Frank L. Moore, Akron; SIG.
Fred E. Snyder, Rider: sci. George
Kotke, Dysart; s25, Laura Frederick.
Richland; s29. Charles B. Burte, Grin
HDlSfpin.
Silas w Weaver. Boone; s4S, Thomas
N. Garfield, Boone: $50, Sam Freed
man, Council Bluffs; 1884, William
Howell, Little Port S55, Thomas w.
Breen, Blencoe; SCI, Laurens Kelly,
Shell Rock; $50, George Williams.
Leeds. S73. Peter Yorby, Spring Val
ley; $50 Peter e. Glaford, Dedham;
$50, Henry Drozen, Miller Valley; Ss4,
Lewis L. Bawly, Hedrick; S9S, Cass
Bedford, Carroll; 500. Teddy G. Bow
ers, Kent; 901. Fletcher G. Boyd. Paul
lima: 9O6. Paul Mahuke, Toledo; 9o7,
Maud Sanford. Sioux City; 916, Matt
hew Hanson, Dubuque; 917, James
Finch, Silver City; 924, Alex Morrison,
Ireton; $50, Frank M. Pinkerton, Mar
shalltown 934, Charles j. Burkhardt,
Gearing; 937, Algert M. Jaeggi. Dubu-
que 947, George e. Baker, Plerson;
955. James Morrison, Hedrick; 957
Granville Priest, Shenandoah; 962,
James Coyle, Council Bluffs; 963 James
Il. Van Auken. South English 96s,
Thomas j. Hood, Glare; 970. William
Halliday, Hancock; 976, James n. Dolh,
volga; 97s, William w. Cushman,
Denison: 9s4, George Ungtaub, kaiona;
$50. William A. Hand. Shenandoah;
996. Charles Morris. Bethlehem; a9s
Ernest H. Ruge, Dysart: Loco Fred
M. Hanson, Fostorie: 1909, Robert
Waterbury, Akron; 1912, Arthur 3.
I4atimer. Shenandoah; 1117. Harvey A.
Williams, Blocktou; 1918, John oCon-
nor. Manila; 1920, John T. Schnoor,
Perry; 1921, j. L. Mccarthy, clinton;
1922. Thomas Phillips, Parnell; 1895.
John Hedley, Mystic; 1889, Oscar FEES
enback. Danbury: 1o4o, John a.
Coughlin. Sioux City: 1043, Granville
II. Currier Prescott: 1044, William +.
Hollis. Des Moines; 1o47. William +.
Gilbert, Council Bluffs; 1862, Alvin h.
smith, Montezuma 1861; S. S. Scott,
Valley Junction; 1868, Albert Zenizk,
TT. Dodge; 1865, Antonio IeonarduzM'
Perry; 1917, Adolph Bark. Rock Rap