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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1905-03-23
CONTEST NOTICE.
Department. of the Interior. united states
l.aui Ofice, Woodward. o. T,


Department OF the Interior. united states
Laui Ofice, Woodward. o. T.
February, II. 1895.
sufficient contest affidavit having been
coates ant, Egainst Homestead entry No I657I
made Iuue a. loss, tor the - NWL NJ SW
I. Sec. 3, Up. \, II. p 4. by BeTt Mckay,
mt ater, iu which IL Is alleged that said Bert
Mckay has wholly abandoned said tract aud
changed his pretended residence theTefrON for
period at more than mouths since making
said yutry ana next prior 10 tho date herein;
thai he has failed 10 improve said tract or es-
t,btish residence thereon viii hin the statute
~ period ,d mOnthsl required by law; that
said tract is not settled GpOn and cultivated
by said party as required by law; said defaults
having not been cured,
That said alleged absence frum said land
Was nut Que 10 hs employment la ths Army
Navy or Marine Corps Of the Uuited States
IN time Of gaT. aud this the said c0ntertant
lie rrHdy Ia prove ~ such time aud place as
may be named by the Register and Receiver
for bearing in sid ease
Sad parties are hereby notified To appear, re-
spo nd and offer violence touching said ALE
gallon al 10 o'clock q m. ON April. 70,
los. before the Register aud Receiver at the
United states Land oihce In Woodward
Woodward Co o. r.
The said contestant having. In . proper af-
1dayii filed Feb. al. lgos set forth facts which
show tha I after due diligence personal ser
vice of this notice cannot be made, II Is here
by Ordersd and directed that such notice be
given BY due and proper publeatlon.
piCg r. MoKGAS, Register.
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Department Of the Interior United States Land
0fflce Woodward, o. T. March. II, 1876.
sufficient contest affidavit having been filed In
this Office by Artemus W. Chalmers, OF 0leta, o.
I. contestant, against Homestead entry No. lS455
made September 18th. 1873. for n. Y. "a Sec. Is,
TIP. n, Range 10 T., by Abram Groves OF Tyrone
D. T. Contestee, In which 1t is alleged that said
Abram Groves has wholly abandoned said tract
for more than six mont his last past and next prior
10 the date of the Initiation of this contest: that
he has wholly tailed to establish or maintain his
residence thereon AT any time since making said
entry; that he has wholly failed to improve or 10
cultivate said tract OF land I'm any manner what
ever and that said defaults hive not been cured.
That said alleged absence from said land was
not due to his employment In the Army, Navy or
Marine corps OF the United States I'm any capacity
In time Of war and this the said contestant is
dy 10 prove at such time and place as may be nam
ed by the Register and Receiver for a bearing In
said case said parties are hereby notified to ap-
pear, respond and offer evidence touching said
allegation at 10 O'Clock a. m. on Aug, 9TH, 1905,
before the Register and Receiver at the United
States Land Once In woodward, Okla.
The said contestant having, In a proper affidavit
filed March. II. 1893, set forth facts which show
that after due diligence personal service OF this
notice cannot be made. 1t is hereby ordered and
directed that such notice be given by due and
proper publication.
DICK T. MORGAN, Register.
3-9 4-l3. Pd.
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Department OF the Interior.
Laad Office IT Woodward. Okls

Feb, Il, 1905.
Nodoe is hereby given thar the following.
named settler has nIed notice of his inten.
ton to make nnai proof In support OF his
claim and that said proof viii be made be-
fore K. p. Kelly, Clerk OF the District Court
for Beaver county o. T. or In his absence be-
fore w. T. Quinn, his deputy in his office al
Beaver, o. T on Mch,. 7s, 1905, viz:
Ernest y. Garfield, of Zelma, Okla, HA No.
IS44O. for the NwA. Sec. %, Up, N, r AZ e.
He names the following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of. said land viz:
James A. Lane, Emery p Brown. Charlie
Frame, Fred NJ. Wells, all of Zelma, okla
DICK T. MORGAN. Register.
2 IA AZ Pd.
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CONTEST NOTICE.


Department OF the Interior, United States Land
Ofice Woodward, Okla, March. s, 1875.
sufficient contest affidayit having been filed In
this ONCE by william NJ Hart, OF Numa, Okla.
contestant against HE No. 1891 made Oct, IL
1913. for the sls swI5, See, "A, Tp., N, r., a
ECM., by Jesse n. Mecham contestee, In which II
is alleged that said Jesse n. Mecham has wholly
abandoned said tract OF land for period of more
than six months sinre making said entry and next
prior TO the date Of this contests that he has never
established residence upon said land OF In any
manner cultivated or improved said land; that
said defaults have not been cured.
That said alleged absence from said land was
not due TO his employment in the Army, Navy or
Marine corps OF the United states IN any capacity
I'm time OF war and this the said contestant Is
dy 10 prove at such time and place as may he nam
"a by the Register and Receiver for a hearing In
said case. said parties are hereby notified to ap-
pear, respond and offer evidence touching said al
legation az 10 O'Clock a. M, on May, 1875 before
the Register and Receiver az the United States
Land once in Woodward, Okla.
The said contestant having In proper affidavit
filed March. ., 1915, set forth facts which show
that after due diligence personal service OF this
notice cannot be made, IL Is hereby ordered and
directed that such notice be given by due and
proper publication.
DICK 7. MORGAN, Register.
SIS As Pd.
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County Of Beaver.
rnN1ksI NnlIrE
J. III LANGsToN.
County Clerk.
BY I. l. FLOYD,
Deputy.


Department. uf ihp lat nar.
urit q >tsi,s taud Oniye, Wo dwarf. O.
March, II, l9oS
4 sufficient contest sriigyit having been
Flea b. fhi- C1Brr p. Suru NJ ~iFe Of yhir4eo
llt. contest 3ut, aFd.u-r a. NJ. 1876,
mBde .uN - .tge lut SO 4 N G. IS. To- h.
"a O.. e.. NJ by Infs ". kiTby, Contrster
lu Witch 90 4 alfret that; Jaglr,s n Kirby
h hts n.r.T fstg si,u. u Ue-i isnrD IN Erlid tTt't
Of a. and ugs ~ 'cncsd, Gu liyaf ed, o.
g.. .nrp seq "a .Aud and has NE,,llN Susn loued
said land i"i ~ p HisU one Year next prr-
yr. dim tHe dHIH VI n iUg this contest and tnAt
sN.d an g.fl ahs-uya i- not fNs 90 his emr. oy-
men Dc illr Army. NB,y - mH iue cptps Of
tie Uuiu ste, h. IN war With pain Ur
% mr. w,r Ia wu!cn iHs Uuiged states l. en-
gtg"f
sni part.es ar hereby nofih % tn App.ar. re.
rund anI on r reFideHce t0uchI' x suld al = 4
tIsn At iuo.Clpck A e. co.. - day OF At4N, 1905
"a fore T. Kelley q erE II the e.. 5 District
'nurt Ol Beay Beayer CIuniy o. =. or In his
ab>erCv thea ht fore " / QUIZ his Deputy
- a fiiat final hearing Nlii be held st 10
O'ctuck a m on luue 3rd ioos. before the
Repis eT and Rvoei ser 81 the United states
Land Nee in Woodward COun ~ q. !.
I he sAid contestant having in a prone
affidavit hlrG Marsh. s, ISoA set forth faol
which show that Ai.er due diligence personAl
service OF this notice can not be made. IL l.
hereby ordered aud directed that such notice
be s1ysa BY due and proper publication.
pICK I. AoRGAE, Register
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PRAIRIE DELL.

Mr.. Halleck has been in Nebraska
the past week.
The literary at Gate has closed for
the season. 1t has furnished enter
taiument and been profitable to mEny
tue past winter.
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Land Office at Woodward. Oklahoma.

Land Oflce 81 " WU0lWlTus Uk IahOWH.
February IS, 1905
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler h IS filed notice Of his intention
90 make final pruaf in support Of his claim
and that said proof VIII be made before II. u.
Messe, Probate Judge or in his abserce be-
fore " e.. Fields, clerk ri probate court at
Beaver. o. T.. on March IS. 1905. viz;
Leonard A. Harper, of Floris, okla, HE
No. 1857 for the SEX, Sec, D., Up. NJ X
p ECM.
He name he following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivs-
ton OF said land, via:
Prsnk Hutchessn. Ed Dunlap, Emory Harp
er, Page Peters, all ef Floris. Okla.
DICK T MORGAN, Register.
Q, q,
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LEE, THE LUMBERMAN.
Commissioners' Proceedin gs.

Commissioners Proceedin gs.
Beaver, Okla,
March, is, 1905
0 O'clock a IN.
The Board OF County Commissioners
met in special session in the office of
the county clerk, at Beaver, Oklahoma,
for the purpose OF cohsidering the pc
tition Of Andrew Hughes To sell at
retail malt, spirituous and vinous Ii
quors.
Present, Chairman, J G.. Gresham,
and John Shields, T. o. James being
absent.
On motion the Board adjourned un-
til o'clock p IN.
Beaver, Oklahoma,
March, Is, 1905.
o'clock p. IN.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Chairman ]. c. Gresham and John
Shields present, T o. James absent
The legality of the special meeting
was now discussed 10y both the appli-
cant and demonstrators.
The Board held that the meeting is
legal.
The Board now proceeded to take
testimony.
On motion ting Board adjourned I'M
til Z o'clock p m,
Beaver, Okla.
Board met at Up. m, pursuant to
adjournment and proceeded to hear
evidence in the above named case.
After hearing the evidence the
Board OF County Commissioners de-
cided to grant license as prayed for in
the above named petition.
The demonstrators gave verbal notice
Of appeal
On motion the Board adjourned
Sine Die.
Territory OF Oklahoma
| County Of Beaver.
J l, j. II Langston, county clerk of
said county, do hereby certify that the
foregoing il true and correct report
of the proceeding. Of the Board OF
County Commissioners OF said Coun-
/ ty, had at the special meeting on the
18TH day of March, A. D., 1905
In witness whereof have hereuuto
set my hand and affixed my official
seal this 18th day of MarcL, A d.
| 1898
J. III LANGsToN.
County CLERK.
BY I. l. FLOYD,
Deputy.
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If you want a disc plow that will
run aud run right the first day and the
day after and keep on running-ope
that will run 10 any condition of soil,
easy to operat", simple in con s,rucIion,
easy draft have JUST what you are
looking for.
IpR Tup TUMpppn.r
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Land OfHec at Woodward. Okla.

Land Offcc al woodward, Okla.
March, Is 1905
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has nled notice Of has intention to
make final proof in support ofhis claim and that
said proof viii be made before II. d. Meese
Probate Judge OF Beaver county, Okla. or in his
absence, W. G. Fields, clerk of probate court. at
Beaver, Okla, on April, AZ. 1905. viz:
Minnie schwartz, HE NoIq2l7 for the
Southeast quarter. Sec. az, Tp, N. Range. 22
II.
He names the following witnesses 10 prove his
continuous residence upon aud cultivation of
sad lpnd viz:
Ge, rye Aruhnl,. William Arnholt, Charles
Laughton, Jesse Homes, all of Balko o. T.
DICK T. MORGAN, Register.
8 s3 AZ Pd.
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feceiver Report.
Report of she condition Of the Ba nix OF
Beaver City at Beaver City, in the Ter
ritory Of Oklahoma, at the close of busi-
ness March, lst, 1905.
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts. sec 800. 30
Overdrafts, unsecured l3iO 80
Draft OF A l. Mcpherson 1900 90
Drafts and checks returned to Traders
Bank Kansas City 1872 SO
County and Territorial Warrants IS "a
Banking House 5000
Furniture and Fixtures 63i 90
Other Real Estate Owned 10000
Due from Benss l2,0il.a9
Checks and Other Cash Items 3l.50
Cash and sight exchange 400 go
Total 46,4lS SIS
Capital Stock Paid in 10000
Capital Stock Not Paid in 1900 90
Due to Banks 10000
Individual Deposits Subject to
check 1881 81
Cash ier'. Cheeks Outstanding lseo.ss
Total 45,lll.T
Territory Of Oklahoma, County Of
Beaver, SS.
/, E r. Coffey, Receiver of the above
named Bank, do solemnly swear that
the above statement is true as shown
by the records Of the Bank of Beaver
City to the best of my knowledge and
belief, SO help me God.
f. R. Coffey,
Receiver.
Suhsc ribed and sworn to before me
this 3 day of March 1905
e p. Kelley District Clerk.
(Seal.) W. T. Quinn Deputy.
3-l6 3-23 Q
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Albert Potter carries full line o
feed. Banner Feed store Of Meade,
Kansas.
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6. A. r., Post No. &.

Meets I'd and 18th Saturday afternoon
OF each month. All comrades have u
hearty invitation To attend.
J. X. QUISS, Com
J. ". MoCooL, Adj.
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Meets Monday night Of each week
All visiting members cordially invited
n. o. GALWAY, n. q.
r. III LooFBoURRow, Sec.
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LODGES.
Beaver Lodge,
NO. 1928 4. +. 4 4. N.

Will meet in regular communication
In the X. Of p Hall on the LIST and Sd
Thursday evening Of each month. All
regular Mssons in good standing, are
invited to attend.
@. X. BLANCHARD, W. NJ.
LIS MuSsELL, Sec'y
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X. Of p, Lodge No. 7.
n. n. A.. Camp No. 1888.

Meets the I'd and 4th Thursday nigh
Of each month. Visiting Neighbors al
ways welcome. IL. ID. MRRsE, V. G.
w T QUINs, Clerk.
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Receivers Report.

Better m ke that - fraid hole"
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,iy,rtisi,.s r4sv> na',v known 90
ayr i-.'ioR.
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MAUpn. O. THOMAS. Publisher
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Report OF she condition Of the Ba nix OF
Beaver City at Beaver City, in the Ter
ritory Of Oklahoma, at the close of busi-
ness March, LIST, 1905.
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e=oial County aaa G.: P'Po-.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1905-07-06

am In favor OF legislative regula-
tion of transportation lines engaged
in Interstate commerce. | believe
In the principle, as stated by the
president, that the highways of
transportation must be kept open
TO all upon equal terms.
This was when the so-called Esch-
Townsend bill was being considered,
and IL is well known that 1t was the
bill OF the administration and had the
approval OF the president, and involved
what he had recommended fn his mes.
sage 10 congress.
So lar as the Free Press Is concerned
its position has been defined. II we do
not agree with the statements made by
Mr. Burke in the above, that 10 another
matter, and one that weare not going
to quarrel about. The Free Press has
defined it's stand upon this question
heretofore, so far as railroad rates are
concerned in this state, and we dorrt
care TO go back on such expressions
Our object In this statement is to sci
Mr.. Burke right and prove that his de-
tractors are talking through their hats.
Pierre Free Press.
THE Panama canal project is cer-
tainly having no end of trouble. The
first commissioner was fred in short
time and just as the second one began
to push things the yellow fever and
bnbonic plague broke out. Chief En-
glneer Wallace has now resigned and,
as II TO add to the troubles that never
come singly, Hon. J, D. Yeomans, ex-
commissioner OF the interstate
commerce commissioner submits to an
interview In Sioux City, in which he
declares that the Panama project is in
feasible and never will be completed.
Mr., Ye0man's confesses, however, that
he was directly and personally interest
ed ina q Nicaraguan syndicate, which,
perhaps, Is sufficient TO account for his
bias In the matter. He says the Nj
caragua route is feasible and that jusl
40 so0n as his syndicate had theirpro
iect well under way the rans-continen
| tel railroads begin to boom the Panan,
route, knowing we'll that this cana
could never be completed TO come int
competition with them. All of whicl
Is important II true. We are incline,
! to think, however, that the irm (
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1905-07-06
IS THE SOUTH DAKOTA DELEGATION
LOYAL TO THE PRESIDENT.

The democratic new papers OF the
state have sought, in season and oui, To
convey the Impression that the South
Dakota congressional delegation is not
in hearty sympathy with President
Roosevelt, especially as regards his
policy of government revision and con-
troll of railroad rates. The attack has
been more violent perhaps upon Con-
gressman Burke than anyone else.
For this reason the following from Mr..
Burke's home paper, the Pierre Free
Fress, will be of special interest, unus-
ually so II it was inspired by Mr.. Burke
himself:
Recently there seems to be con-
certed effort upon the part OF the boxer
press Of the state to make 1t appear
thBt the South Dakota delegation is OPP
posed to the kailroad rate legislation
tatheeedsby President Rooscwelt and
now before congress-.
The democratic Sioux Falls Press,
from whom the insurgent papers which
claim to be republican always get their
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1905-07-06

funds to build the $3.50, QUO wing 1t will
be necessary under the provisions OF
the law TO sell sufficient amount OF
the state capitol lauds to bring that
amount into the treasury. In other
words, the commission Is empowered
to spend certain amount of money af-
ter 1T raises the money, The time linn.
1t for completing the wiHg Ia two years
from July l, 1905, but with good luck
1t Is expected TO have 1t flushed one
year from this fall. The wing, when
completed, will be for the use of the su-
preme court, historical society aud law
library. La the near future the COM
missioner OF school and public lands
will take up the proposition of these
public lands and after the appraisal
board sets price on them (which, un-
der the law, cannot be less than $40 per
acre--a portion of them will be offered
for sale for the purpose OF raising the
required funds with which 10 erect the
building. There are great ma nv
things to consider In an undertaking ol
this kind and the commissionis moving
as rapidly as it can and at the same
time attending to the duties required
OF them as state officials. The build,
Ing, when completed, will be one o.
which the people of the state can vel
feel proud, when the cost is taken into
consideration. The Chief is still OF the
opinion that South Dakota should have
had million dollar state house but the
writer finds, on investigation, that Q
half million dollar building erected on
honor and without graft, makes pref.
ty good showing.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1905-07-06
NO. 80
Three July Weddings,
TAGGART-oLsoN.

Mayor Johnson celebrated his first
wedding Monday. The whole court
house gang crowded into the clerk OF
courts Office to witness the ceremony,
impelled by the double attraction OF the
beauty OF the bride aud the ineyperi-
ence OF the mayor. We we're not pres.
ent, but are informed that when all Was
In readiness the mayor began with
when in the course of human events
1t becomes necessary At this point
Nick tugged at the mayors coat tail
and whispered reluctantly that the
Declaration of Independence Is mani.
testify Inappropriate on an occasion of
this kind, even II the Fourth OF July II
close at hand. The mayor then began
over again and succeeded 10 pronounc-
Ing them imam and wife, bur not unltl
he had also informed the bride that
"all men are cteat4d free and equal =
The contracting p,riics were Lon
ard Taggart, son of james Taggart and
Miss Betsy Olson OF Meckiow Thy
were dressed neatly aud tasiily iand
were the recipients Of h.tr,y congratn-
lations.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1905-07-06

cue, has been making statements that
The delegation was bitterly opposed to
the president in this legislation, and
has directed its attack principally at
Congressman Burke. The Highmore
Bulletin and the Redfield Press are two
papers that have been insisting, in line
with the Sioux Falls Press, that the en-
tire delegation, and MIR. Burke espec
tally, are trying to block the presidents
plans ia this way. Quoting from
three-column editorial ia the current
issue OF the Redfield Press we find the
following paragraph, amongst u mass
Of misiniormation to the same effect:
mot q leader ia office, among
senators, congressman or state of
fcials, has dared 10 come out fiat
footed for the rate regulation that
Roosevelt demands and in which
the people believe
1t would seem that such worthless as
the editors OF The three papers referred
TO would look up the record before they
make such bald misstatements OF facts as
the above. Inasmuch as Mr.. Burke
seems to be the member OF The delega.
tion upon whom these untruthfnl news
paper men are directing their attack,
the Free Press will now print the Official
record. showing what miserable inn
posters they are.
If they will refer to pages PIG and
2117 OF the Congressional Record. being
part of the proceedings ofdhe house for
February s, 1905, and the day before
the passage of the Esch- Townsend bill,
which is the railroad bill, they will find
these two pages OF the Record occupied
almost entirely by remarks made by
MIR. Burke, upon the question OF the
rate bill then under discussion. This
paper hasn't space to print the entire
two pages, neither 10 it necessary. The
following extract from Mr.. Burke's
speech is sufficient to indicate where he
standsOn the rate proposition, aswell az
prove that those who attack himon this
matter are guilty Of malicious falsehood.
Mr.. Burke declared himself openly in
favor OF the presidents position ON the
Iquestion of railroad rate legislation
and opened his speech by using the,fol
lowing language:
"Mr, Chairman, as member Of
the committee on interstate and
foreign commerce, join with the
majority In favorable report ON
the bill now under consideration.
/ did 80 after listening TO the hear
ings which were had before the
| committee, lasting for a period of
several weeks, and after giving the
subject careful consider alton.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1905-07-06

The first official step of Importance
TO the people Of the state in connection
with. the erection of new capitol
building was taken by the state capitol
commission last Thurday when a con-
tract was entered into with the firm OF
Bell & Detweiler, architects, OF Mime
sofa, for plans and specifications for .
complete capitol building. Contracts
were signed, sealed and delivered, and
working plans will be forthcoming
within few weeks Mr.. Bell Of the
above named firm designed and super
Sised the buildingof the Montana state
kuilding, which is, to certain extent,
to be model for the South Dakota cap
itol. The commission thoroughly In
vestigated the architects and convinced
themselves of the latters'ability, ,charac-
ter and business standing before letting
the contract. The work OF this firm all
over the country has given entire sat
Isfaction. They stand high In their
chosen calling and should be able to
give unusual satisfaction 10 the erection
OF this building because Of the expert
ence gained in recently erecting a
building so simear TO the one about TO
be built.
The South Dakota capitol building Is
a91 feet long, l24 fee; wide through the
center, while the wings are 85 feet wide
Height of dome from ground l60 feet.
Height OF wings from ground 55 feet.
The building will contain three full
floors above the ground, with a finished
sub b-basement. The basement will be
used for storage purposes, the ground
floor for the historical society, appoint