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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-07-07

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The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1905-01-18
TO first page.

A college youth from Bos-
ton came out to spend the
holidays with an uncle who
has sheep ranch. The uncle
was ailing enc day and the
young man went out at noon
to corral the sheep for the
night. Coming in at dark
he explained his delay by
stating that he had trouble
catching the lambs. "And
here, auntie," he remarked,
as he took bis coat from
around a jackrabbit, lis a
lame one that you will have
to raise on a bottle because
the old eve disowned it."
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1905-01-18


&c Sec. % iiC-si .an,e was assessed as
a full quarter giepted.
W X Sieiman. nbrten;eat If Rsmd tax
in l6,-G9 sor 1864 same Icing an ..pAeous
assessment. Granted.
Thos Grant abatement of $2.05 personal
tax in 114-G8 for 1904, same being aE
erroneous assessment. same granted.
John Campbell abatement of the per.
taxes OF Andrew Schneider liz 1856. for
1885 aud CANCEL the 1889 sale against the
s W Oh sec. IL Ii6-66..as same is erroneous
grrnted.
Up Morrill, refund OF LOB GA the Sc of
sW Of 6-I1l-G7 for 1904, paid Ola wrong
description. Granted.
". ii. Stewart abatement OF 1871 on
the WI Of SW of 23-1ll-6f for 1904 same
b ell & an erroneous assessment. Granted.
Il Barnes, abatement of personal
taxes assessed against w III Miller for
1891 and 81 and the per. tax Of Ida Warus
Tor 1891 all in Miller City, same granted
il uncollectihle.
J +. Croli, abatement Of $40. 80 per-
soual taxes in Miller City for 1901, SINE
being a double assessment. Granted.
W C Ferry ri a.emeni Of $7.97 per. tax
in 1870 fer, 1863 also $5.40 in same twp
FIR 1904, same being Il double assess
mGnt.
On motion Board adj Till l y m.
EOald met per adj. membersall present
Coroner's report In care of q NJ Todd
as follows coroners fees S5.a0 attorneys
fees S5n.00 Stenographers tees $45.SD,
Jurors fees 81 so witness fees 5000,
Sheriff fees $i04. 90. and $1,000 for ex.
mining body and removing clothing
Otal. Siis.oo
John Costigan fees in case of State VS.,
Goldman and Egbert. ............ $500
Pc tition OF Gilbert twp. for assistance
ia building bridge across creek south OF
the Sw of sec 10 of sand Twp of $4,000
On motion same was granted.
EJ. Miller Quarterly Report on the
case of State VS.. John Reddy granted
. 4. O.~
There being a petition of a majority of
the legal voters OF Harrison Twp asking
the County commissioners to take the
necessary steps t. organize them INFO a
twp, after due consideration Motion was
was made and carried that said township
be duly oIguniZed, that it's name rhail
be Harrison and it's boundaries shall be
the same as the boundary Of said con-
gressional township and that W A Schultz
John SIanier and Albert Zimlicka shall be
appointed as Township trustees and that
that w A Schultz shall act as chairman
and John Dill be appointed as Township
clerk. and that the above named officers
shall hold their respective Offices
until their Successors are elected.
On motion the Pioneer Press. Gazette
and the Miller Sun be appointed as the
official papers for the ensuing year.
On motion the Sheriff be allowed Goo
per day for board OF each per on kept In
Jail and 81 90 per day as Jallors fee
whether there be n prisoner or more.
A A Steadman. for DopennG and clean
ing Clerk of Courts Ofi:o.. 49,. Sl2 90
On motion Board adj till . a III Jan.
18th 1905.
Board met Der. adj members all present
The matter Of considering BIDS for the
deposit OF the County Funds was taken
MP. and the following bids wers present
ed for the Boards consideration.
To first page.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1905-01-18

As tons Of hay for sale.
cheap. Inquire of f. A. Al
tennw, St. LawrEnces
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1905-01-18
Business Notices.
SETTLE UP.

Start the new year right by settling
that little account at Palace Drug
Store and be happy
Yours,
j. ID. Fitzgerald
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-16
INGENIOUS
ESCAPE

SALEM. orr. March Is. Charles
Williamson. a trusty eanvlet. who b.
an electrician b. trade. used his
knowledge OF the mysteries NJ Ed
isouieH TO effect an escape from the
penifentiaFy yesterday.
lie tapped the main current wire
In the pumphoasa and put in an inn
pr0v.Hed switch. When ready 20
leave before daylight he shut of
the lights and tied q string 20 his
switch lever. which he attached 10
a water bucket he punctured the
bottom % the bucket. weighted u
With lead. and dropped Il into the
water tank The wafer slowly filled
the bucket. until u sank. after a
period Of two hours. and turned the
lights on again. Meantime William
son escaped while his Ingenious con-
trivancs was performing the func-
tloua % hts office.
The convict was captured ne he
was about 70 board Portland train.
he - serving n five-year term for
forgery
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-16
LITTLE HAPPENINGS

r. T. Rsvslle will deliver an ad
dress 20 the students OF the Acme
Business College tomorrow after
noon al Q Is O'Clock. Ills subject
will be Driving the Spike on the
Highlands Of Purpose The lecture
Is FREQ 90 the public
The GentIemeu's sodality Of the
Church ~ Immaculate Conception
will celebrate 81 Patrick's eve to-
night NJ the church. corner Of
Eightsonth avenue and East Marion
street. An elaborate program has
been prepared. James r. Kane vii
act as chairman and an address viii
be delivered by d. q. Wooten.
On Friday afternoon NJ 2 O'Clock
the fifth demonstration in The
course will be given At the Y. W q
A. cooking school The subject Will
be entrees aud fruit courses. salmon
tlmbaIes with cream sauce. creamed
chicken with mushrooms In bouehe'
cases. fish en- eoquilIes. and fruit
in orange jelly cups viii be pro
pared.
Solemn high mass viii be observed
tomorrow morning NJ . O'Clock a
the church NJ Eighteenth avenu'
and Marion street Special Herviee'
have been prepared for the occasion
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-16
IS HARTMAN
FORCED OUT?
RuMoR THAT GOULD CAUGHT HARTMAN MAPPING AND WILL
wREsT LATrERs CONTROL OF UNION PACIFIC

CHICAGO. March F1nauelrrs
In Ia Salie street aud railroad mon
here have received authoritative
statements that Gould has forced
Hartman ont Of the linton Pacific.
that Hartman - out of stock and
that bis selling has been done iu am
ticipation 81 his retirement FROM the
position af controlling factor Ia tho
Union Paeific.and other Kuhn Loeb
Rockefeller properties.
Hartman has had several serious
Tits with his associates IN the last
few years. and Tor = long time IN
1858 he was actually ut swords
points with George ) Could
These men who feel certain Har-
fiman h . retire are equally GER
tain Gould will be his successor.
Some dispatches FROM New York 20
Ia Salle street houses diserrdit the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-16

tolerate boxes far worse than those
conducted By Sullivan. In attempt
ing to carry out the ordinances re
gardiuE saloon boxes the mayor has
seen ut 10 favor many saloons and
hold the hand % risid policy over
many others for reasons best
known Co himself
The license ~ the sullivan saloon
fell due yesterday and the mayor
would not permit another Issuance
unless the order issued by him was
complied with. Compliance led 70
the signing OF the ordinance giving
the saloon a license late yesterday
afternoon.
II the Law resarding saloon boxes
can be only enforced when the IL
cense Of the saloon falls due. II IL
n question II that law can be en-
forced at all.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-16
F. sO.ssnt Bos Frequently Cures.

Ascent Bos Frequently Cures
piles Is a fearful disease but easy
snrs IL you 50 at Il right An
, " With the knife Is danger
~ cruel humiuatlug and uunce-
-, There IS just one other sure
10 be ured-paiuloss. safe and
y M privacy Of your own home
a pyramid Pile cure. We mail
.ssl naekage free 10 all Who write
go an give you instant relief.
-. vou the harmless, painless ma
,ars az this great remedy and start
" w,ll ON the way toward a per
49, cure. Then you can gct tuu
- box nom any druggiat Tor %
- and often one box cures. II
~ druggist tries % sell you some
,Nirs inst as good. it Is because he
800 more money On the suhsti-
me Insist on having what you call
A. The cure begins at once and
.,ntlnues rapidly until Il Is com
slsts and permanent You can 10
-, aheaA with your work aud be
- and comfortable all tho time.
X i well worth trying Just send
vpaf name and address 20 Pyramid
nrus Co. 1914 Main stroet, Mar
shaIl Mich. aud reealyr free by re-
mrn mall the trial package In a
nlaIn wrapper Thousands have
s.-an cured in this easy painless and
is.xpenslve way. iu the privacy OF
he home Ne knife and It's tor
urs No doctor aud his bills
All druggists. So cents Write to-
fav for a free package
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-16

rumor that Hartman IL 20 retire.
but AZ the sBWe time they readily
eoncede he has recently been "a
heavy SELLER uf Union Pnsifie aharea.
They arKue. how ever. hia selling OF
stock Was more likely undertaken on
the theory that the securities we're
sellIuE too hiEh az the present and
compared his course now with sim
liar operations IA 1901, when Union
Pacific was selling around 20. The
market was taken away from him at
that time by the Oates crowd and
stock rushed up 20 par Hartman
openly Insisted the stock would come
back 20 level where De would bo
able % buy u back at a profit
whcreupon the Gates interests sent
the stock up another ten points 90
10, Around 10 Hartman began
TO buy and his purchases ran the
price mp O. probably $50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-16
NLPSIC TO BE
PRISON Ship

nREMERToN. March i6.-The old
training ship Nipsic VIII soon be
converted into a prison ship 20 be
stationed at the Puget sound navy
yard. II win take at least six
months to com lete tho necessary
repairs required to make the trans
fer. She win be used for general
court martial prisoners who are sen :
fenced to year or less.
This will save the necessity Of
sending these prisoners to Mare
island. as Is the custom AZ the pres
cnt time. Plans we're formerly on
foot "a repair the old training ship
aud send her 90 Pearl harbor. but
the navy department has deemed Il
advantageous 20 have the prison
ship at Bremsrton and the Nipsie
r. The most available.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-16
ON INSPECTION TOUR

Governor Mead. accompanied by
his private secretary and two mem
beers Of the state board OF con
troll. arrived In the city yesterday.
The governor and his party will vis-
Il the various state Institutions for
the purpose OF getting better &c
quainted with the conditions exist
ing m them In order 20 more lntelt-
gently act upon questions that may
come up. The governor has never
visited several of the public institu-
lions IN the state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-16
IN DRY DOCK

BREMERTON, March lathe
torpedo boat destroyer Goldsbor-
ough and the gunboat Ranger were
locked together yesterday fore
noon. The bottoms Of both vessels
viii be scraped and painted. II IL
expected that they viii be out Of
dock on Saturday The GoldsborouEh
VIII have her trial trip Monday or
Tuesday. and Il il expected that she
win make the necessary sped.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-16
Tired
Nervous

When you feel languid. tired.
nervous and irritable, your vi
tality is low-your supply OF
nerve energy exhausted, and
your system running down for
lack OF power,
The organs OF the body arc
working poorly. or not at all,
and you arc not getting the
nourishment needed. This soon
impoverishes the blood and in
stead of throwing off the inn
parties, distributes II all
through the body. This brings
disease and misery.
Feed the nerves with DIR.
Miles Nervine, a nerve food. a
nerve medicine. that nourishes
and strengthens the nerves, and
see how quickly you will get
strong and vigorous.
My wife suffered with NERVOUSNESS.
previous 70 n recent attack u typhoid
lever, but after her recovery from the
favrr she was much worse. and could
hardly control herself being exceed :
inRly nervous when the least excited.
She was very restless at night. and
never had n good nights rest She
also suffered much from nervous head
ache. Or. Miles Nervtne was recon
rnended by "A friend. After the first
fhfNs doses nha had a good night =
rest and at the end % the FIRST week =
treatment she was wonderfully I'M
proved. Continued use Of kervtne has
''''' '''''N ~" oIfo KoLB.
I01t Cherry 81. Evansville, Ind
Or. Miles NsrvIns IL sold BY you'
druggist, who Will guarantees that ths
hrat bottle will benefit " falls, M
will refund your money.
Miles Medical Co, Elkhart, Ind
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-16
Consumption can GER
tainIy be cured

Nearly all cases In the early
stages. Many even when far adj
vaneed. Fresh air stands first.
Good food next Then a medi-
cine TO quiet the cough and con-
troll the inflammation Ayers
Cherry Peetoral. Ask your
doctor about this. iss-. i,' < 80 So. ,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-16
A MIRACULOUS ESCAPE

EVERETT. March IA miracle
saved Mat Saari. the Ftniander now
at the Everett hospital. from in
slant death Sunday nisht Saari
was run down by an engine and
eight or ten freight cars. In the
Northern Pacific freight yards. yet
he was only bruised and lost two
fingerz II Is reported that Saari
was lying face doNnwards In a little
hollow between the rails and. that
after a number OF cars had passed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-16
SULLIVAN HADl0 DO IT

Mayor BalHnger. with customary
fairness. compelled y. Z. Sullivan,
a saloon proprietor at the corner OF
T'hlrd avenue and Union street. TO
nail up this main entrance To the
boxes used Jointly by the saloon
management and Angeles eafs.
Within a stones throw Of sullivan's
saloon. the mayor has seen III to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-16
FlREAr MON resAno

M9NrEaANO. March 10 F1ro
yesterday morning destroyed the
building IN which was located the
EBEle restaurant. with an 80 enn-
tsuia There was no insurance. on.
The building but the stock. furniture
and fixtures were Insured for $500.
Tho building belonged 20 Thomas
Conner and the restaurant 20 A..
Meyer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-16
BLEW HIS BRAINS OUT

SANTA ROSA. Cal, March is.--
Herbert Fowler. 10 years Of age.
shot and killed himself last night In
his residence al SonOma. where a
dancing party was being held. He
was Jealous OF girl and blew his
brains out in front of the entire
company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-16
NEW MARINE RULES

United States inspector Of Huils
and Boilers Whitney and Turner
announced yesterday that the re-
vised rules governing the inspection
Of vessels had been Resolved nj the
local office The new rules cover
many points In regard 20 tho in
Hpcrilon and requirements for boil
era and life saving apparatus. be
sides other rules governing the
manipulation % vessels.
Circulars will be cent out by tho
Inspectors 70 tbs different steam
ship operators notifying them Of the
revision In the rules.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-16
FIoHT Oval AlIMoNY

WAIf.A WAf.fsA. March IS The
suit 0f Ida Miller Va q. n. Miller.
a hydraulic engineer u Seattle. o.
compel the payment ~ aiiuuny de-
creed 81 Judge Hrruta Tn granting a
divorce has been @ft for March 20
The defendant alleges ln his answer
that the plaintiff has defisd the or
der q tne court Is 1iiuw him 90 visit
hts children and 10 give him the GUS
tody after the youngest has reached
the age 81 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-16
STOLE THE
JAHi
Especial to The start

CASHMERE. March 10 Some
uuhnaWn men hitched span ~
horses 20 the town jail last night
aud attempted to carry u away
Tho robbers became frightened
and they succeeded IN getting u
only a short distance from the orig
inal site
The attempt Is supposed TO eman-
ate from "a local dispute over the
buildings present location
Tho next man who attempts 60
move IL will probably ind It secure
~ anchored
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-16

wipe him cot The officials admit
ted the rates we're unjust and arbi-
tfary. but Hald they had no option
but % execute the orders % THEFT
EupsrtorH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-16
PRODUCES DAMAGING TEST
MoHY

CHASUTE. Kan. March is-in
the santa Pc case today Poster Al
len. manager % the I - Knapp
company. an independent Oh pro-
Queer. contained his testimony. Al
len produced letters frou railway
officials regarding the Increasing 81
freight rates which threatened 90
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-16

over him. he was thrown from be-
tween the rails TO the side OF the
track where he was picked up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-16
...,es FORMER MINISTRY

fS nSMs Marsn 's. rne X. A,a Mt, to- :.
- +. decree rceausututing
dAf ,srn,er ministry with sisnor
ihs As premier a vote or par
Iie ee3aIsur the ministry VIII
ought on March a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-16
FAMOUS VETERAN rs Ill

WASHINGTON. y. G. March ~
General Joseph r. Hawley g
dangerously 90 at bis home here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-03-16
Easy 10 Cure
Piles al Home

..,t PeIief. Permanent Cure
s.skaos Mailed Free % All, In
pi..n Weappsr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-08
NORTH ENDERS ARE
READY TO FIGHT
THERE WILL sE HOT TIME AT COUNCIL MEETING NJ AT.
MADE PERPE rRArE SECOND Az STEAL

The whole north sud Of the city
IL nov aroused over the special
meeting Of the council "Wednesday
night. when IL il To resolve itself
into a committee OF the whole 10
discuss the Second AZ. street car
franchise
n fNrth succeeds In getting sew
on men 60 stand for the Infamous
plot 20 rob the city Of Second av..
the franchise can be placed on its
final passage. aud viii be.
OUTCOME IN DOUBT.
What the outcome VIII be 10 still
In doubt. The opponents Of the
franchise are confident that erich
ton and Rude vii not sane ton the
steal while the corporation forces
are hoping To scoop up one 81 the
wavcriuE counciimen who up 70 the
present time has been faithful TO his
trust.
one more vote for the franchise
would pass u. furth already has
ak votes. and seven a. majority.
That a majority Of the council
VIII have the hafiihnod to p~rpe-
trats the steal In face Of the big
demonstration Of popular diaap-
prevail that IL expected 10 take place
does not seem probable.
NORTH END IN f'ERMFNTs
Posters have been distributed all
over the north end q the city by
the Green Lake. Fremont and Unit
verHity Community clubs apprisinE
ihe people Of the outrage which the
council Ia trying 10 peHf@tFate. and
asking them TO appear personally
before the council to protest. Copies
81 reTnousffanrcn have been placed
IN all drug stores. grocery establish
ments and other public places. and
these are being signed b. hundreds
They Will be presented 10 the cuun-
eli wednesday night.
IL n expected that the labor
Council viii also file resolutions Of
protest at that time There 10 talk
OF holding an Indignation meeting
LEAVE ROOM FOR TRACKS
Meanwhile Stirrat 4 Go@tE con-
tractors on Second as. are proceed
inK with the IetharEy characteristic
OF Seattle contractors with the paw
ing 81 the thoroukhfarr They are
not touching. however. the middle
portion of the street. where car
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-08

tracks would be laid u was pro-
Nided IN the contract that IN 10
tracks were laid on the street the
middle portion would be paved at
the expense Of the abuttlng property
owners Otherwise the company
owning the tracks would DO obliged
60 pay
IL 40 franchise II granted BY the
time the work - completed, which
may be IN \ few months. or may he
forever. the contractors will proceed
90 seal the center Of the street.
There II possibility. however.
that In such case the city might
lay Its oxn tracks on IN. street.
The Second a.. property owners
might even be willing 10 pay for
laying the tracks In order 10 COAX
the seattle Electric company 60 run
cars a few blocks up Second av.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-08
Thought Elevated
High School Proper

Going 20 the school beard Tuesday
night. with the object 81 protesting
against the location Of the new high
school site On Queen Anne hin. u
committee from the Eighth Ward
Taxpayers club went away con-
WINGED that they had been mistaken.
The clubmen thought II would be
an Inconvenience for pupils 10 20 To
a school on top Of the plateau. but
after q thorough explanation from
the directors they concluded that,
an things considered. the top Of the
hiil would be better location for
site than the bottom.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-08
RAILROAD
ASSURED
WILL TAP COPPER MINES
ALASKA DELEGATES WILL
ASK FOR TERRITORIAL GOV
ERNMENT

JUNEAU, Alaska. Nov S Mining
Expert Frank Hammond who has
returned from Valdez. says that the
railroad 90 tap the Havemeyef cop
per properties Is sure go.
Delegates 10 the Alaskan eonven-
ton which conyenea in Seattle No
yemhor 10 have been selected by
nearly every town and camp in
Alaska Most OF them are in
strnctcd 10 work for territorial
government
The federal grand jury has con
vened In Skagway
Robert kinzle. superintendent Of
tho Treadweli mines. reports that
Gold creek has jumped IL banks
and destroyed part of the $40 900
flume Of the Jualpa company
Frelghting 10 the big quartz mines
IL impossible for several days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-11-08

Ray brown was released from the
ciiv 1aii Wednesday morning after
a ta-houf session with the cock
reaches and bed Of cold aaphaiium.
brown IL an engineer and vas held
on suspicion Of theft. because when
intoxicated he sought 10 pawn for
81 teehpieRi books valued at So. Al
ter heEhld nobercd up the matter
waa explained.
Tim glad YOU held me" said
ufewn. when given his liberty NJ
books are worth more than 81. III
see II can't get 60 work nov and
cut cut the booze"
brown WIS accompanied BY pal,
who fsa or when the police dropped
Ia 70 Investigate.