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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1905-08-19

USE THE FAMOUS
Red Cross Ball Blue Largo 2-oz package
cents The Russ Company, Sou5h Bend, Ind
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-23
IN THE PETRoLEuM FIELps.

The expected happered again or Friday. we
the Standard Oil Company made another 7dvah,
il both crude and refined pe-role III. The fSft
Grades of crude were marked ~ ; cents hans
and the lower grades cents. uaki1g ne ~
quotations n follows. Tiors. g r. Pe7nsyirahi
81 81. PENNSYLVANIA second SAND. 81 a, New-casls
81 IS: Cabeu County. 81 o.. Corning 81 3: Nc
Lima 96 cents. and South Lima. IR7iana 81
Somerset. Gl cents The refined product v"
marked up 10 points 70 30 cents in barrels ~
$50 cents in bulk Accompanying the news q Y.
advance in prices came 9GvireS from BaSu Ms.
to the effect that the situation there has asa,n
come threat entug and tEaJ further trouble IS c.
ing between iii '-srtars a~d Ar-re0ians making &
Improbable that the ruined of Industry VII = p
vjved for some time 90 come II thAse du'-
prove correct the demand for American oi' PIea-,
is likely 10 continue for an in6edci,e PeIioo' -
naturally. the drain unon stocks above gro'Io
be very heavy. as new production Is not -
to keep pace even with the present donleSue :.
sumption. That prices must advance further -
q certainty and as advances are made he re-, 4, 81
fields -, ~, ~,
considerable new work St5ric! ~ So'is Hshss
is mostly confined - to" SrfloW ST. ~, h re-
deep sand sections DTllerS maintain t.less ss .
wjthstanding the advance D oiet3'io,lss. ~ dEs
sand territories and are dvsiunE fN - ,-sv -
developments The new WorN Sow -.' S,5 ire
begun Sc recently lN8i ll Il.t~ L.'.t -,fsf g.
show what il may amOuut-to but % Is - ~ 9
that there is little enthusiasm Peea 49,, Ss Nss
UerienCeS Of operators during u''lN .s-Ss ~
theIess eyes are turned Cr~iluSl} j'Wtiy - S,ri
cat ventures i'm uutried fields ~ '-- ~ nd - .
west only the normal run ~ light W., srv -
bumpers. and Cf course. the lneIll,i1y'' Sword q
are reported Cor the week. no N,'ltS 50 So
ordinary having been struck anyWhsSIee, ,tsTa or
doleful tale is applicable 70 the ~9rassi y
section. where nothing bHy 1Nu ~ - the -.
been encountered and the LITTLE wells ~ ilh ikI-
erS are AN the reward grs ted Co tn'Se
Refined petroleum. is quoted az s. ~ ,@s q o
end 81 SO in bulk az New-York. an ,rsats o.
Philadelphia prices are ou g basis Sslcsvsss Loss
FOREIGN uricSS showed some c1l,4A- ~ 3l, r
u-l6d an mneria Salon, q . dsie S stlss 9
Ersy,en uncbaneed at $50 marks PER ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-23

IL
conferred the
rorniuste a Democratic candidate he ofo Of
senator voted for at the General Election to be
held said Senatorial District
1000 70 an in the ONES OF Senator caused
bv N. resignation OF Peter J. DooiES
me places for holding the primaries OF rep
reservation IN said Sens oria Dsct within the County
OF New York, foiowsi
eth Assembly District Club House. 2s7 West 25h
1ith Sssen1bIv District Club House. north corner
OF Ssrd Street and Sth Avenue
18Th Assembly District Club House. s15 West 42nd
Street
SECOND that three Inspectors Of Election ap-
xoined Tor each representation TO
snofcal primary Monday October 2srd 1905
IA and for the 9th nth Assembly OF
-be County of New YORK Senatorial
frct and that the following be hereby
such Inspectors Of Election. viz:
9TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
X Petit
William P. Gallagher
Jose~b F.
ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
Martin Bolton,
stephen Darcy.
Charles Kuhn.
18TH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
Joseph J. Gienaon.
Thomas J. MaeAey,
Adam Elor.
J. SERGEANT CRAM.
President and Chairman OF the Democratic
THOMAS T. SMITH,
che General Committee Of the Demo
cxstto Party IN and Tor the County OF New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-23
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Government bond quotations compare as follows
with those of a week ago.
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WHAT MIsLED HIM.

A we'll known preacher is tho nnfor ... o,sp'
SCISSOR OF a bad memory. and he iois
names with great readiness. souss q
On one occasion. while calling AZ '', .sbos. So
friend. he was introduced 10 si'~Ns0 .,.,'
In The course Of the conversation v1s,iirlpcoL .,
he addressed the stranger ~ AZ o,ber, 'ogt
Il beg your pardon. said thsr ,s Eoidg. -
name il not exactly Whirlpool Hi,Slied tAs -.
81 beg pardon for the n'is 6,Ifsa by the--''
lister cOurteously; i was i In.'- rSnrnal
ilarity Of sound. 81 Kansas Cl'y 'V
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-23

The Tribune has printed the gross earnings of
forty railroads systems for the first week in
October or these thirty-three return gains of
s66i 724 or SO per cent and return losses Of
t22s. 3l2 or SO per cent The whole shows a gain Of
So. 49, or 81 per cent The Tribune has also
printed the gross earnings OF thirty-four railroads
or systems for the second week IN October. OF
which twenty-seven return gains OF $7ai7s4 or ~
per cent and seven return losses OF S2s2T77. or Q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-23
sF1at price quotatio
STOCKS.

Celluloid Co1lPsny- - ''--- =,
Consolidated Traction % 0f y J.----- > y
Joseph Dixon CTucihle to-7par "
Essex & HUDSON Gas COMPANY = ls
Gas r Electric Company % Bergen Comfy % e
FIackensacl. Water Company common. ~
do preferred
F4oboken Land Improvement Co7nplnE- ~ =
Hudson County Gas COMPANY ~ II
Jersey Ecrokeu paterson
p I.1rfIlard preferred -"
vr-Pr11nsvy!ci Light. Heat & Power Cc------ -
Nev-Jersey Zinc Com "a =
Eeu--Yo-i, & Ee7v-Jers-y Telephone C'7r-7aTFlr1 IL
1tCr+b Jersev Street Railway Company -
paterson PaszaIc & Electric Company 50 q
rst7tS s.---tos (-rrDo-atfSr ...-...-.. Ia
Pspid Transit Street Railway C77lpa1y -
CoTna-sst Union & NiLdleSeX Lighting f7------ - =
south JERSEY Gas Electric & Traction Cr---..-5 -
Singer Mauusac-gIricE Company ~ -
Standard oil Company 10y" %
1rTjeT F-ectrtc C,7.nvany OF Eeyv-Ts-ssy p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-23
Financial.
Election Notice.
nMoCRATIC REPTBLICAN GENERL

COMMITTEE OF TIE COUNTY OF NEW YORK
Cali unofficial Prims-y Election 10
gates Sixteenth Senatorial District Convention
Nominate STATE Senator.
q vacancy exists IN the once Senator,
Sixteenth Senatorial District, by the
rsegnstion Of Peter J. Dooing
THEREFORE, Pursuant authority md under the
rules regulations OF the Democratic Party
the County OF New York there shall be Democratic
Party Convention Ia and for tbs Sixteenth Senatorial Dis
OF the State OF New YORK TO be held 267
West 18th Street. Monday. October 23rd 1905 nine
O'Clock IN the evening OF that composed
gates who shall be electei tbs unofficial Primary
ton Of the Democratic Party, which said primary Is
hereby called and convoked and shall be he3
october 25rd 1900 at the various places in units
representation hernfer stated where the polls OF said
primary election shall be opened o'clock
that day shall be o'clock
the evening OF that daT The Assembly District
shall be the unit OF for the election
the said Senatorial Convention tho
OF delegates shall be possiba upon the
esss of votes cast for the candidates OF the Democratic
Party soy Governor the last preceding
Ssovsror shall be IN the ratio delegate for
ev-T hundred votes for the If the
Party for Governor IN tho OF repro
the 1904 and the
rates shar be and is follower
ASSEMBLY DISTRICTS. DELTG ATFS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-23
RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.

last week
fI price
Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-23
BANK EXCHANGES: SALES RECORDED

The bank exchanges of the New-York Clearing
House ana the stocks sold the New-York Stock
Exchange last week and for the same week of the
preceding two years compare az follows:
Oct n, 90. Oct % .Os oct "a ,oa
81 III 999
no s4stes Eau "o~i''@o 9.312.S37 294s46
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-23
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

s17.8s7 800 total sales for the week Eek interest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-23
NEw-JERsEY sECURTTrY2
BONDS.

d,evi,ea daily by J. Thomas R.inhar4t. No IS vs,..,
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1905-01-31
COUNTY BOARD.
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
CUSTER COUNTY, IDAHO.

elect of the Board of County Com
missioners of Custer county, Ida
ho, met at the Office of the Clerl
at 10 o'clock a. m. Whereupor
said members of said Board o,
County Commissioners, viz: Johr
Stephens, II. H. Knapp and G
V. Hanson took and subscribed
the oath of Office before Geo. E.
Reyes, Recorder of Custer couu,
ty.
Whereupon said Board pro
ceeded to organize, and on motion
H. FL. Knapp was duly declared
elected as Chairman of this
Board.
Official bonds of H. H. Knapp,
John Stephens and @. V. Hanson
examined and approved.
Andsnow at this time appeared
the officers elect for the ensuing
term to-wit
j. G. Finnell, Probate Judge,
William j. Lamme, Prosecut-
ing Attorney,
Louise Bascom, Superintend-
ent of Public Instruction,
F'itz James Clyde, Public Ad-
ministrator,
Frank H. Olson, Assessor,
Frank Fl. Olson, Tax Collec-
tor,
William Elder, Sheriff,
Duncan Cameron, Coroner,
and each took and subscribed the
official oath before the Chairman
of the Board, and after the ex-
animation of the official bonds of
said officers the same were reg
ularly approved, and thereupon
1t was ordered that each of said
officers is qualified to enter upon
the duties of his office.
Official bonds of Joseph Hor-
ton, Justice of the Peace of
Challis precinct Emmett Hosford
and James G. Marker, Justices
of the Peace of Clayton precinct,
and William H. Smith, Road
Overseer of Road District No. 9,
examined and approved.
In the matter of the appoint
ment of a road overseer of Road
District No. 1. At this time was
presented the petition of GA resi-.
dents of Road District No. /,
praying for the appointment of
John Mock as Overseer of Road
District No. l, and on motion it
was ordered that the prayer of
said petition be granted, and
John Mock was duly declared
appointed to the Office of Over
seer of Road District No. 1.
In the matter of the petition
of certain residents of Custer
county to change the county road
at point one mile north of the
town of Challis and the forks of
the road first south of the bridge
spanning Challis creek near the
home of john Stephens, Sr.
1t was duly ordered that the
course of said road be as follows:
Beginning at that certain point
and forks or road one mile north
of the town of Challis; thence
northeasterly to the south end of
the land between the ranches of
j. @. Adams and Dodge Brothers
said Dodge Bros, being the
one commonly referred to as the
Penwell homestead; thence fol-
lowing said lane northerly and
on the west side of the A. f.
Dodge homestead and the lower
ranch of William Babcock to the
junction of the road above refer
red to first south of Challis creek.
Reports of Sheriff, Probate
Judge, Superintendent of Public
Instruction, County Attorney and
County Physician examined and
approved
License bonds of the following
retail liquor dealers, viz John
d. Daniels and Harry Grove of
Maclay and K. D. Williams of
Robinson, examined and approx
ed.
In the matter of the re- estab-
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1905-01-31
Arthur wilkinson,

Chas. Frost, II. N. num-
Clayton Williams, G. L. Tracht'
Thomas Birch, Sam'l. Leigh,
Budlong Carmen, G. M. Small
Geo. Hosford, Frank Fisher,
Thos. Bradshaw, Geo. Papworth
Robt. Campbell, Geo. L. Baker,
John Smith, K. McKenedy,
Frank Dearden, Carl N. Malm,
Geo. B. Baldwin, E. K. Perry,
w G. Sweet, Chas. Raine,
d. B. Varney, Harry Simpson,
G. A. Pfeiffer, W. H. Rankin,
Arthur McGown, w. t. Oster,
C. E. Gabel, Sam'l. Vigus,
John Dudley, VIM. Ledford,
Thos. Crocker, Evan H. Harris,
Everett Vance, Sam'l. Miller,
| M. S. Vaught, Levi Warren,
Daniel Woods, Ben Muir,
Jas. N. Hanrahan, JOS. Vanouse,
Chris Rogers, John Gardner,
R. J. Meyer, John Swauger,
Frank Coleman, John Metcalf,
Harry Bellamy, Chas. F. Webb,
/. G. Anderton, F. @. Brennan,
Alex Burnett, E. A. Bailey,
Brazilla Clark, J. G. Chino,
Jos. A. Clark, J. d. Daniels,
John S. Denny, G. G. Davidson,
Silas A. Burlington,
Horace Egan, W. G. Ellis,
Guy Garletz, H. E. Gilbert,
J. H. Greene, Mike Green,
w. K. Huntington,
August Helm, Robt. Herman,
Chas. S. Herman, j. M. Hill,
Bert Kilkenny, M. D. Kilgore,
Ed Mulligan, ]. H. Nelson,
Ralph Osborn, H. H. Olson,
W. W. Failing, ]. E. Reilly,
A. D. Streeter, John Strunk,
Frank Sweeney, Chas. Unser,
Frank Uehren, E. B. Curtis,
Edw. Fopejoy, Edw. Hunter,
Sam'l. Tennell, w. W. Challis,
Vim. E. Paul. Nelson Watkins
John Short, John johnson,
Jas. Hooper, Geo. A. Ellis,
Roscoe Hamilton. D.. S. VanOrmar
ROAD FUND.
The following accounts were allow
ed against the Road Fund
Riley Gallo days work on road $50 OF
Joseph Vanouse-work on Alder
creek bridge, etc------ 4 OF
JAS. Pence-4 days work 10 0,
FL. K@ninger-49 days work on
road as overseer- 1879 7!
otto Koeninger-22 days work Sc OF
Thos. Cloward-4 days work 80 IL OF
M. s. Vaught-cleaning ground
III loau 1895 -------------- 25 OF
AL. Observation-Disclosures work. IL 2!
Jas. PENCE days work 6 o.
John 3. Mock-a6 days work as
overseer on road liza I.
Disallowed $40 error.
John E. Mock-planks- -- / a.
Fred Weinhart-5H days work 1e S,
Disallowed 6s cts over charge
f. Nickerson-lumber for road S 4,
Len Peck-715 days work % 81
r. N. Hull & Co-mdse o.
Bert Coates days work - 6 0,
Carl d. Arentson-3 days work 8 0,
j. w. Cross-mdse A Of
CURRENT EXPENSE FUND.
The following accounts were allow.
ed against Current Expense Fund
j. L. Eoberts-fees as registrar s 80 II
w. G. Short-transferring 81
names registering 16-- G I,
VIM Brennan-juror's fees State
vs. Wallace 4--------z 2 81
Bushong & Co-tax receipts S24
Disallowed-supplies not be-
ing available for use.
Bushong & Naturalization
blanks :. =,
e. b. Curtis-Com. sal. and ex "a n,
Geo. Hosford-'' 6 :, no =,
: ua oenreh g" 80 SC
Geo. Webb-constable fees m
Emmett acknowledgement and
clerk of election IA o,
l. d. Wood-examination of an
plicant for county $500
Disallowed not considered a
proper county charge.
VIM Boggs-rent polling place s OF
j. X. Pence-registrar fees - &c
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1905-01-31

= |
No. 4 to comprise all the road
included within Road District No
4 as it existed prior to its discon
tinuance dated July 14th, 1904.
In the matter of the newspape
printing for the year 1905.
AT this time were opened the
bids heretofore filed in answer
to the printed notice of propos
ais, and they were found to bt
as follows :
M. M. Sweet proposed to dc
adj printing as contemplated ir
said printed notice for the sun
of $4,000.
Bid No. 1. Byrd Trego pro.
posed to do all printing as con.
templated in said notice for the
sum of $25O.00.
Bid No. 2. Byrd Trego pro-
posed to do all printing as con
templated in said notice for the
sum of $4,000.
Whereupon it was ordered by
the Board that the bid of M. M.
Sweet be accepted.
In the matter of the care of
the INDECENT sick and otherwise
dependent poor of Custer county
for the year 1905, it was found
to be as follows
9. p. Huston, M. d., proposed
to enter into a contract to per-
form the conditions as contem-
plated in said printed notice for
the sum of $4,000 per month; or
in addition to the usual contract
to give personal supervision to
the work of quarantining and
fumigation in cases of contagious
diseases for the sum of $l42. 90
per month. Whereupon it was
by the Board ordered that the
contract be let at the price of
$4,000 per month.
In the matter of the appoint
ment of a road overseer of Road
District No. 3.
At this time were taken up the
petitions heretofore filed; one
signed by 102 residents of said
district praying for the appoint
ment of George Resemblance as
such overseer, and one signed by
% residents of said district pray
ing for the appointment of j. L.
Mower, and after due considera.
ton it was ordered that both of
said petitions be laid over till the
April meeting of this Board.
In the matter of the appoint
ment OF a road overseer of Road
District No. 4.
At this time was taken up the
petition of SO residents of said
Road District No. 4 praying for
the appointment of James Jose
as road overseer, and it was
thereupon ordered that the pray
er of said petition be granted,
and the said James Jose was de-
clared duly appointed to the Off
ce of road overseer of Road Dis
trict No. 4.
Official bonds of VIM. Flennik-
en-, constable of Challis precinct,
and j. ]. Fitzpatrick, justice of
the peace, and e. r. Huffman,
constable of Mackay precinct,
examined and approved.
In the matter of the petition
of AZ residents of School Dis
tricts Nos. l and 6, praying for
a change IN the boundaries of
said School District No. I so as
to include all the territory of
School District No. 6 within the
boundaries of School Dist. No. l.
The petition of AZ residents of
School Districts Nos. l and 81
having been duly filed with the
Superintendent of Public Instruc-
ton, and by her regularly APP
proved, and it appearing to this
Board that such action was de-
sirable, it was by the Board or
dered that the boundaries of
School District No. 1 be changed
so as to include all that territory
formerly included in School Dist.
No and thaf School nat NJ
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1905-01-31


ness the delivery of the count,
property to the possession OF tn
Treasurer-elect.
After which the Board re
convened in the office of the Aud
itor.
Official bond of Clay Vance a
Justice of the Peace of Battl'
Ground precinct, and of JOIN
Mock overseer of Road Distric
No. 1 examined and approved.
In the matter of the applica
ton of VIM. Elder, Sheriff. to b.
empowered to appoint deputy
etc.
At this time appeared VIM. H
Elder, Sheriff, and presented his
petition to be empowered TO APP
point deputy and for the Boarc
to fix the compensation to be al
lowed said deputy. On motion
it was ordered that this matter
be laid over for consideration al
the April, 1905 meeting OF this
Board.
Board took a recess for the
purpose of making an examina
ton of the county Jail and county
hospital, after which the Board
re-convened.
Official bond of Albert r.
Blume, constable of Challis pre-.
cinct, approved.
Official bond of James Jose,
overseer of Road District No. 4,
examined and approved.
License bond of J. G. Dough
erty, retail liquor dealer of Chal-
lis, approved.
In the matter of organizing a
Board of Health as provided by
Sec. 1850 of the Revised Stat
utes, and acts amendatory there
of, it was ordered that G. p.
Huston, M. d., of Challis, be APP
pointed County Physician, the
executive officer of said Board of
Health; that the said Collister p.
Huston, M. d., together with H.
H. Knapp, John Stephens and G.
V. Hanson constitute a county
Board of Health for a term of
two years as contemplated by
said Statute.
In the matter of determining
what are county roads within
Road District No. 1.
1t was ordered that certain
piece of road from Bradbury
Springs easterly to Warm Spring
creek; thence running southerly
parallel with said creek to the
Narrows; thence in a direct line
to the foot of Willow Creek sum
NIT, be abandoned and declared
no longer a county road; and it
was further ordered that the GER
tain piece of road from Bradbury
Springs in a southerly course
over Lone Pine summit, past the
lake and stage station in Antel-
ope valley to the foot of Willow
creek summit be declard county
road.
In the matter of selecting a list
OF persons to serve as trial Jurors
in the District Court for the en-
suing year
At this time the Board pro-
ceeded to select a list from
the poll lists of the several pre-
cincts in the county, last return
ed to the Clerk of the Board the
names of $50 persons to serve as
trial jurors in the District Court
of the county for the ensuing
year; and the following is the
list so selected
ID. +. Terry, VIM. Ginnell,
George Starks, Chris Peterson.
J. M. Frazier, August Betz,
H. D. Gerrish, Jas. H. Marker.
Michael Donnelly,
W. 2. Bascom, Jas. r. Pence,
Robert M. Davidson,
Clay Vance, Geo. Nowacki,
Henry ]. Peterson,
John Howell, Alvin West,
VIM. B. Curtis, Joseph Clark,
Jos. Rodgers, Jas. H. VanCamp.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1905-01-31

ii. +. Terry, VIM. Ginnell,
George Starks, Chris Peterson.
J. M. Frazier, August Betz,
H. D. Gerrish, Jas. H. Marker,
Michael Donnelly,
w. z. Bascom, Jas. r. Pence,
Robert M. Davidson,
Clay Vance, Geo. Nowacki,
Henry ]. Peterson,
John Howell, Alvin West,
VIM. B. Curtis, Joseph Clark,
Jos. Rodgers, Jas. H. Camp,
Jonathan Job, W. HI. Leaton,
VIM. Millick, ]. G. Fox.
w. d. Bradbury, T. j. Kerr,
VIM. Buster, John Calvin,
John Carr, Chas. j. Golf.
Chas. Dewitt, j. @. Adams,
Jacob F. Weinhart.
John A.Johnson, Chas. H. Walker,
HI. Bradbury, A. L. Small,
Leonard Peck, Geo. Thompson,
Chas. Wilkinson, Chas. Potter,
Richard BENEFITS,
Daniel Stephens,
Arthur Wilcox, VIM. Babcock,
w. Il. Felkner, Thomas Jose,
Charles Funkhouser,
j. E. Bradbury, e. G. Dodge,
Arizona republican., 1905-01-26

looked suspicious to him. Before dis charging them he secured their pie lures which he published in a paper devoted to the interests of the crimi- nal hunting officials. A Des Moines detective recognized the picture of McClain and wired the Pueblo chief who answered that the men had gone toward Phoenix. Then the Phoenix chief was wired and in the meantime cards were received from Texas ask ing for the arrest of Barnett. When the men reached Phoenix they found the entire police force ready to give them a cordial welcome and their bad break at the barbecued meat dispen- sary gave the best possible prcteXt for their arrest.
 Sheriff Morris left yesterday after noon via the NJ. & r. for New Boston, Texas.