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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-12-27

The latest dispatch received fr,m
T ifs, Caucasia, today says that 300
houses in the Mussulman quarter
we're set on fire by armed Armenians,
who prevented the inmates from leav-
ing, and fred on the fireman who at
temped to extinguiSh the flames. The
total number of Mussulmans killed Is
not yet ascertained, but 81 Turkish
subjects are knowned to have perish
al
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-12-27
Hook NJ HrDg,

The supreme court Of Illinois has
rufused a new trial to Johan Hook,
the man who married about forty wo.
% q aud killed several of them for
sha!r money. The hanging OF Hook
will even up the score with the hang
ny of Mrs. Mary Mabel Rogers in
Vermont last week. Crime Is punihed
nc, In a while IN places.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-12-27
Killed by

At Stony Point, Hawkins county,
Tennessee, late Saturday afternoon,
Mrs. w. M. Carr was shot. and killed
by her stspson, aged II years. 1t is
understood The shooting was acciden.
tai. Mr.. Carr, the husband of the
dead woman, Is an extensive dealer In
horses and q lite prominent. When
the tragedy Occurred he was at Clinch.
port selling mules to the South and
Western railroad, and learned the
news by tt lepho. e
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-12-27
Killed Wife and Self.

After accidently. killing his wife
Saturday, Within Monroe Mccarthy,
a Madison county Ala, farmer, cholo-
reformed himself at his home In the
Monrovia precinct, and was found
dead today. A note found In the
room stated that he was sho wing his
wife how to use q pistol; that 1T ex
ploded accidently and killed her, aid
ne was so Mortified that he, too, must
die,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-12-27
NJ HOPE for Barge.

All hope Of finding the whaleback
barge Bath, lost by the steamer Bay
View of Winter Quarter light, dur.
ing a storm, has been given up, as it
Is almost certain that the vessel found
cred near Cape Henry, and went to the
bottom with Captain Mackenzie, bis
wife and five saamen.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-12-27
Mu ruered and Robbed.

Two men named S%utherfCrd and
Murray, from Philadelphia, were kill
ed by big lwaymen on a ranch at Diaz
a small settlement in Chihuhau, NJ x.
leo. A mao named Iusta6, Of Lo'
Angeles and anotLer known as 'Shor-
ty" were wounded. The robbers e.
ca ped. No details OF The fight have
been received.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-12-27
The Engiish Way.

At London, England, on Friday the
51iai OF Hugh Watt, former member
of Parliam Mt, charged with melting
Tired agents to murder his divorced
wife, Julia Watt, and Sir Reginald
Reauchamp, ended with a verd.cj Of
utility. Watt was sentel I'd to five
ears at penal servltude.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-12-27
TO CUT DOWN
The South's Representation in
the House of Representatives.
WAR ON THE SOUTH.
Proposition to Cut Sonth's Repr .senta.
tion By 4 bout One. Half. Eli intro.
duced By a New York Con.
gresham and II May
Give Trouble.
WAR ON THE SOUTH.

A special dispatch from Washing.
ton to the Charleston Evening Post
says the recent bill In the House by
representative B snnett, of Nav York
looking to reorganization # existing
delegations 10 the 81 ,use with a view
towards cutting down Southern repre-
%sentation, portends Trouble for that
section.
Southern memb rs IRE Lsed ito the
yearly cry Of cut down. Ssuthern
men" and so far agitation along this
line has amounted to nothing mora
than mere threats Ct reduced repre-.
sentatioD.
Now, however, the situation does
not look 30 bright from q s uthern
viewpoint. Mr.. B nnett has backing
this year that he has never had before.
he has behind him Crumpacker and
Keller, Of 0 ITO, and it is said that the
three have gone to work systamati-
cally to carry out their plans for q
smaller white representation from
Sou ihern territory.
representative Orumpacker has for
q long time cherished the idea of See
Ing fewer Democrats in the House.
BE could find no pretext upon which
to drive out N irthern men, hence his
attention vas directed against those
Of the South. He has done so much
lalking about what he would do to
wards getting white Democrats out Of
the House that many have looked up
on him as harmless. He is now, how
ever, reinforced by Bennett and K sif-
or, and the first move has been made
by the introduction Of Mr.. Benefits
bill. He would reduce the present
representation about one- half-for
Instance, South Carolina from seven
to three or four, Virginia from ten to
about seven and other Southern
States In like proportion.
The complaint Of MI. Bennett Is
based on the ground that the present
Southern apportionment violation Of
the fourteenth amendment If the con-
stitution, and that the disfranch1se:
ment of the negro is unconstitutional
null and void. That is, in substance,
the gist Of the bill.
Crumpacker, Bennett and Ksiter
are not alone in the fight they are
making. With them stand, OF course,
solid Republican forces ready to take
part in the fight at the proper time.
As stated, representative K ifer
began q fight Of similar nature seven
years ago when he ives in the House
from Ohio but did not have the back
ing to support him in his movenlsnt.
He has been out Of that body for per-
hsps five or six years, but has return
ed with his supply Of animosity none
the less diminished by his long at
sence.
MI. Bennett threatens to fire his
fist shot for reduction Of Dem ;crats
soon after the holidaYs-as soon as he
can get his bill before the committee
and has already sounded his note OF
warning.
In order to maintain the present
ratio of Southern Democrats in the
House it will b. necessary for the MI
nority to heal che breach now existing
among its members If it is intended
lessen the chance of having a portion
Of its members retired through this
bill,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-12-27
BISHOP DROPPED.
how seDator 7illman's ~Pitchfork
lug 0 t Big Salary. =
Made It So Hot that q Man Holding
Fat Job on the Panama
Canal Gave Ii Up.

Aspecial dispatch from Washington
to the Augusta Herald says that IA
nous "pitchfork Of Senator Tillmal
Is not a very handsome weapon, ant
In the olden days when chivalry wa!
rampant, 1t would have been classei
as barbarous," put it is very effective
sometimes In throwing bad legislation
or bad administration to the glare oi
the public. For SEM, weeks much was
said about one Bishop who was draw
ing a salary Of $40, 900 q year for sit.
ting In a handsomely furnished apart.
ment at Washington and giving to
press, when the press called around
for it, doses Of sulphate .defensio, of
the doings Of the Panama Canal Com.
mission, but Mr.. Bishop and the ad.
m1nistratton paid no attention to
what was being said, until Senator
Tlllman took the field with bis pitch.
fork and then Bishop, Shonts and
Others run to cover and Senator Hale
was delegated to announce to the SEN.
ate that the ':press bureau" Of the
commission would be discontinued.
1t remains to be seen whether the
salary was abolished with the bu.
reau.
ST. nator Tillman exrr sses bis de
elimination to push mattersuntir a
reform in the salary list is. brought
about all along the line. II this he
will be joined by Senator B icon. II
Is not to be taken that S ,nator Till
man and Senator Bac IN are opposing
the construction Of the canal, for they
are not, but are am ing It's most ear.
nest advocates, but they do not be.
lieve in rweighting 1t with enor-
nous salaries. In short, their motto
Is more dirt digging and less fash
light display"
AS a nation we. are only q little
more than a century old, but are old
enough to begin to talk about mark
ing historical spots, and commemo-
alting a stone or broI ze the heroic
acts Of those who have passed from
sight. Among the heroic scenes OF
the great contest for liberty was the
battle Of Oowpens in Cherokee coun.
ty, South Carolina.
The forces engaged were not large
cut It was a fercIy Contested battle
and displayed the power of unframed
Americans to contest with British
trained soldiers. representative
Finley, of South Carolina, has intro.
due ID a bill appropriatlng s25, 900 for
the erection of a monument and in:
on the ground where General
D iniel M organ made his heroic stand
for liberty. :;
MIR. Finley has also introduced a
bill appropriating one hundred thou
sand dollars for erection Of q monu
ment on the ground where the most
noted brittle in the south was f>ught,
on Kings Mountain. Representative
Kitchen has introduced a bill lookl' g
to the acceptance by the government
of the transfer. from the state OF
North Carolina Of the ground and
monuments where the the battle Of
Gutlford was fought.
The contest for the possession OF
the two Clrolinas was NJ )s5 dsspsr.
ate; it was heroism displayed by the
oolonists there thai so delayed and
wasted away the strength OF Corn
wallis as to make his final capture at
Yorktown possible and the Who'll
country will heartily indorSe the
move to appropriately mark these
pl .ceS,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-12-27

A Topeka girl, Mabel Huston, say
ed her fathers wheat crop from a
threatening rain by given hugs and
kisses as prizes to the laborerS who
shocked the most grain.
Kansas has prohibited.the printing
of menue cards in any languages save
English.
Toe worst bail storm in the history
Of the State visited the eastern coun-
ties late in July. The stones, flat IN
shape, were many Of them II inches
across. Hogs we're killed, and horses
aud COWS, blind. d by the missiles,
stamped into the wire fencing and
we're badly cut up.
DIVERS DIVORCES.
Abrillam Leakin, q New York tall
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-04-14

Set lnoer til at ltuilr bl'oc'rn Nol=
cropltnno opcr helt Spo Sltptn pep
nNltc Stdl@oNl9. N'Ut oar Den TIC
li0e %ehauollm1 iom (runNrpal9lO=
pcn iii ye0i@lntlrrn. biorlNtt lit til =,
at Npltct paagner Gel CT ooN tlln
pnd oennc she Al 9(j2iouriiIoNcn. at
Eooicbtl .RCpublitNnsril hdr ia0et
g}upnet %prere; pon %en'Ioen Al Nlp=
ben beoer DC "HouGhriouS" %orerc
ell(r 9iOu1brinCr9 bi'algtr alle ipm en-
Qr0Noentcn@ irlplitlnpilt o9 uiOriGr-
ocos SptrUon / pi0ti0e Eager. hupr
6ptbmoslclntortrnt bar pilt ll0 at
OptrUOc 3rlItcrnt., NlpnopOlfrnes
b1 Observation-Disclosures ,Inter
este. Spb SNtota, DC upornt Mptte-
res lolcm, bar finn 9(Ftc AZ, at DC Nlpei
2anoets YrNiiccnt i'm Slstle, ielu on
bet tier paO @etulinin0 al lro9le ielpi'
Ite NltmmepOliiitere.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-04-14
.licri,e | Nirit0


Zen norite MIsiionsprelt g. Ni.
SitlelinO itriper ira SpNNiritu;
3ulinoer al g0nosmGno meoer ri
nllereOe III belt ira &aptuoen til lun0t
Op 9tbOoeiin.
Bare Saon 'ltaoen 9urban linoes
900 StNnoinaOer, al bDIlte be felte
er llrrOmUno. ! @uloiinoen \phan=
nesbtr9 b9 baa 0iamnntmdrteme tm=
trin9 &imberlel Iinocr ri oBiaa mango
al Den Qnmle liNrte Vitin9eNt Nlen=
nem9NHenoe er oore |nnosmUno bNaoe
al Gn9elltmUno % YOerc a9tet lOm
arbeiolpmme, trOONroi9e, '9runOige o9
lOUlpoi9e 6olt. !liere ireolNle ttjnbc
muli9ena enteltc pNre inObDroe9. 90
Dpll NotlonalfpIeGen on9aQr lpn(s
oen hos cntelte at 0rutne og D6 unOer
Sol9erne Al Den mUgti9e en9cllic 9tn-
ton, 0er 'aa le,riper altin0 meo li0.
Get er 10 lan9tiru' b999eli9t at trGiie
yOnoamUnO beruOe, iOm !. III itam=
mer li0 pCo at tale nOrit cler cr r0o
iOr at robe, at De life er Iuloblr0s Gn9=
eIitmUnO. S0rlig OOnrli8 ta9tr oct
ilg ,lD, nnNr en- N}unQ eller GpinDe ira
giOr9es %anO, citer at 6n pGrct bcruoc
ct 2lNrs 9iO tllcr ian, IOre9iper at lOpe
8lemt lit Mooeramaul IOm MI crItut
les meO ct balsbrGtienoe engelit
@cloi9Ois bQrer DOG ili0e 5iliUlocr
til llnoto9elierne. Npor Der iinoes Ell
Slot ln9e npritc MGnO 20 &pinOer
enten i Gnnosbpen eller paa De ltore
Steoer, oer itNNr l7oe Mlni iOG, Ell
lpienoe Stieue blanot 9o9ene paa
2lurcts @immslbpqlpin9. SO blanOt
De mango iremmsoc liationnlitetcr al
De bpiOe, Bulc % iOrte Rpcer er oct
in9en @enlmcligbeO, nQ0r 9loromNn-
Ocnc ieircr i'm l7oe 0iui. So noe i
Oct iremme0e Enno, lonAt ira Den
bjemlige StrnnO % 2lgnc meO Oemun9e
tlUre 4Rnocr ira ipr og MI, Der item.
mer Sinoet laa let en- 7oe Mainag til
8laO Stoltbep 'oa biertets S0mtlan9
ON Den lfore $mle p2N, at Di cr Ell
olG9t o9 ct 6Dlt, iclpltGnoigt % init,
leltAm nj er ipreOt oOer bele Neroen.
50 glooets &aano tnpttcr os til 9torQe
paa Ell mDltiit Waaoe
9ipli9 tate le9 mro en- ln9 0erre
oeruoe. Seg8e bans 6prplOre, Der
bar oooe, ncocns ban par ganite lipen,
Iopoe pPret norlte. Selp 1T ban lit
Sjem % lin Hporu9elie / en- engelit
6Nmilie,
Nan intereslereoe li9 altiO Tor oct,
lOm par norlt; norite FnrbOlo, 9lor0es
0iltOrie, ia lOr EilleOer irQ Oen patre,
ltorIa9ne norlte gNtlr. 6qrlt oa ban
bar OOren ii! ban qesnng paa 6Qapen.
NMn bar lelO al nOrit >oertomlt o0 Sp=
rinOeiie, OeriOr bar oct, at ban iolte
bette magnetic 9rng til giOrOen,
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-04-14
Commissioners ptooeeeines.

Si,scton. =. d.. ABR. (. 1903.

SlSScton. =. d.. Apr I. 1909.
Board Of County Commissioner, met
in regular session al the court house;
present c. A. Vreim. s. +. Allen. c.
w. Minge,. O. n. Odden and II. Laing.
Meeting called to order 10y the Chair
man G. y. Vreim, at ll.30 a. NJ.
First business in order was the meet
ing Of the assessor, with the Board,
and the assessors duly instructed in re
gard to taking ccnsu, and other mat
ter,
Motion made and carried that J. II.
Smith of N'ilmoI be appointed to fiji
ylcapcy oi co5nly constable.
Motion made and carried that John
S. Swanson Of White N4rk bt appoint
ed to fiji vacancy Of county constable.
Motion made and carried that A. b.
Folsom of Wilmot hc appointed county
Justice Of the peace to fill the vacancy
caused 10y the death Of r. +. Johnson
pf summit.
Motion made and carried that Ben
Rei>dorf be appointed to fiji the vacan-
cy in the Office Of sheep Inspector
Motion made and carried that the
$1,000 paid by /. G. Hill, guardian of
John O. OlsQq, a, rent for land be
credited to the Insane fund.
On motion personal property tax Of
O. O. Brantseg in Sisseton City for the
year, 1901 and 1902 was abated. except
the sum of SlO.6i.
On motion tax refund Of Anton Holm
for SS.G3 wa, applied to General fund.
On motion 60 cent, Of II. NJ. I,afaver
personal tax Of 1896 with penalty and
interest was ahated
On motion all penalt! and interest
and 20 cents of the original personal
tax Of Charles one Road, Dry Wood
Lake Twp. for the year 1899 was or
dered abated,
On motion refund of t4.s7 issued to
county treasurer for money collected
from w. {. Foster through mistake
Motion made and carried to abate
the tax Of Sl.OO school poll against
Edmond Donk for 1903. assessed in
GeneSeo Twp.
On motion penalty and interest on
1898, lS99 and 1901 was ordered abated.
Motion made and carried to adjourn
to Anril = 1908
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-04-14
Snjfce.

Ncrrcr o9 Gamer oetle Nountp o0 omIi9
9erSe Titritier enlteS til at rcprUiertcre o9
auertere ct 9ommcIt loliO 6oucmin9sbuS.
Gdlat ior lnerrcr So ". llgc, ior Gamer ira
$l2 iii 9lS pr lrqc iout uo8itcr uobctolt /
6orltNo bco eontonuisnn9 oitelic ma $40.
ucOtUorteret bpcr 0onOuo ,,elt o9 2'u99p
toe9, ON rpoptnDi9t; }citiUin9cn permo
uent Strib til 2'lcw Nros. Il go, 2ept. ),
Wonon &lb9, Chicago ,NI
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-04-14

vi tan mfo Dor beote Nlle lite ie
np9en pGitntli0 6pritlel pna, enten Ell
glpis be9pnocr line 9teoattionsurtller
meO et Gurito=2l advertisement eller meo
llOtlip ira ct nnoct Nlao. Sri9inult
Y0leioi Tan oct pel life tuloes | no9et
SiliUloe. Spottc9loicuie laoer til at
bape tubt lin Srl9Itafiiet.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-04-14
Sbcritcne yNaterlo.

Sberlt ,iobu lR Suuer 'noneU Nrope,
(ros, tom uGr tit at meOe NJ Noterlo peo
yeuer- og ligreIioeley nan triuer ct Ereu
" ,,e9 uar uGfleu BOB al oieie (Ia9er, O9 ON
cnO lc9 bapOe Nun 6omlielU9e tltu5e ban
iutet giere iaO ut leg lat pao en- SOC Naite
al Sereo electric 2itters, iom turereoe mig.
,,e9 onier bet ior ben beone Dieoicin Eeroen
o9 totter N'no iOr ban 9ou 2em Eisoom at
at tiluue ben. SGl9cs o9 9arauereS at
turere SvspepllO, SOrroppelie o9 9ipreius
BONNIE. l0c Glaiteu hos g. IS. Seito.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-04-14

(dd Treooolo Dauoe man bt0unoi
at reiie hlem meo "Vodu" ciicr oct ltore
Su0. %ruo9onmen tom netop ira
StNloen meo Sogtrhcltcn Ior at IpUnOe
ior, oa Tottnren REQ ino pdN OaarGcn
% li1c hen mpo bOm. 9e billtes. Seq
piloe bare ii9e big. at Gli %rdalcn oGOe
mat men Den gille leDer, in6Ot
9ottOren rOlig meo SU9t pda Sroeht.
Get 9np ct S0i Gle gllTltao. (5an
ing upiltnnrlig 2a9 SOrtcns Ifon
- men idd reiteoe ban lis meo Ell 10,
"0u0o tolhmer dlt bette mig peb?"
iu9oe ban hHI " +"
9ottOren itpo % ileme otioepilien,
iua bet bpionco Den ubebanOiteo,
9aano. "Sturt." la0ot ban, lfe0 til.
beit oa REQ i Striot no al Naaroen.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-04-14

so, 9lpril=giumeret al "&pinoen o9
S)jemmet" meo 5itelbileOet "Npao
man prpmme. / lln9opmhens TnNr"
funOt Tei 9jenncm Poiien uoen at
blipc tnniiiteret.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-04-14

"a Ct youiS bouoe III ltore llOnilliu9,
boeoe Der CT SteO neoe ,iowo Ell etonomiit,
llr Mono meo IN SDutu os porue Setre.
oou iubitribereoe paa ct Sa9blab o9 l9ite
beit Tor in 6omiie buer Aiteu i,iitorierue
ON De bpppiss SernbaneuIptter os Sab al
@Ienneitel u. &oa nramatilt gioroe ban
bette. al be ole bleu ltrGmt ira al foreta9e
Reiieu til St. gOuis, os ban ipnrebe ct bum
ere mrt iortieute Solsts.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-04-14

Vi l0ler oaer en- glrtitel / ct en0elit
Sl0o, at en- ingio9es Ior al haze llao=
let Ell 5oe. Gen Tan lhmlis pere
blepen itjaolet t 9'ismutt sllcr Aames.
tomn meominore oetitulne bore Ell ills
Nhe
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-04-14

SarreitrIg n9 @iooerNl loiteoc en Il
Den %pli ira Seu9en pe0 Sioen
"a hliteOt bun meo Ell C5nng, In0oC
pe09t N0noct ior 9lnig4ti % bran
en- ppi0ioai oirdlo.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-04-14

WarrantS Ordered draWn:
flrst Nat Bank. court script 46 20
citizens Natl Bank. court script .0l2 30
Mrs. Haggcrty. meals for jurors 20
ID. j. Prindeyillc, Justice fee 81 90
i. A. Hating. juror fees 10
\. j. Pryor, juror fees 10
Peter Burns. juror fees 10
j. T.. Croal juror fees , 10
John McColl,.ll. juror fees 10
W. X. Morris. Juror fees no
ole Swedlund. witncs, fc,.~ 10
ID. j. Lcary, witness fees 30
j. j. Choan. witness fees ! 80
II. a. S1arf ndsc for poor Heath 90
j. l.. Mnder sheriff fees 3 50
j. O. Andrews on Insane board 10 Is
ContinurdD
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-04-14

Gle glliliuo p0note ipr men ban
bar uiip paH Slnnoen.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-04-14
Motion mads and carried that tlre'

Motion mads and carried that tire
certificate of sale Of a piece of land as
described in book of deeds n on pare
- be cancelled H. crronouslv assessed
and that T2,03, the amount thereof. be
refunded 10 the richards Trust Com
pdnl a. the amount of said certificate.
The following bills were allowed and
warrants ordered drawn:
Mis- |. /. opsAl car, 90 insane Mrs
Panl Hanson sai 90
Peter II. Davis tor huryine glander-
ed horse 5000 rel .cted
Mrs Letta Davis, are of poor Henry
Scholl SO,
A A. sorcnson. care of poor Henry
Scholl 27 ,o
Pce'er Gorham. md>e for poor
Eikler ana Smith Il 90
- M'rNs Hospital care OF insane p25 90
Hdlvor Aamot care OF poor Mrs.
Fryer IN oo
j. @ Andrews. salary first quarter a25 %
Fred L.ar>on, commitment fee and
milagc . a.
Stdvig Bros. mdse for poor smith
Solberg and Otto u es
StdNlg Bros. mdse for poor Mrs otto 80
sta ls Bros mdse for poor Mr.. otto %
w , LeCount, far stationary Il Is
PeeNet Gorham checks for poor
Mrs. ECkler IN oo
IhoN Thompson. postage 20 90
l'okcn Co, mdSe for poor Mrs Hof.
lin IN mn
j. l.. Minder sheriff fees II A.
! q. =. Brustuen, acct with Emma
Aamot, keep of poor 70 oo
o. +. Brustuen. mdse for poor Mrs.
~yNcr Ness "A OK
o|P Brustucn. mdse for poor Ole %
kaarstad ~ M
O. + 'rustuen. mdao for poor West
brook , eo
O. + Brustlcn, mdSe lor poor Conrad
Carlson ! "a
C. w. Minges, Court script 4 OO
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-04-14

'''' "'''' W w wv WI.
j. H. Haugt justice fee 4 ia
c. a. Nrei1n. witness fees, 4 5o
VIII \. Beach. supplies for county i23 so
w. {. Oliver, postage and express so5
II ,nry Schindler. court script go
ia Hanson. court script 1i50
Henry SCHNEIDER court script 10
John Lewis. court script r. oo
Louis Minder court script 40 oo
Elsie Spicker- court script AZ n
q. Is. Hanson, court script IN
j. II. Leighton. court script eo
T W Cahill county poor $3.50. ana 20 oo
7. W Cahill. court house 46s5aIlow in
+. McNulty. salary first quarter aoo 0o
= ~ Mills. witness fees 5000 rcitd
Il. V. Bobb. Insane board II I'M
tduoatoi School supply Co. Supt.
supplies ~ %
j. !. MHdcr sheriff fees $50
}. +. iIinder iailor fees l35 Oo
l.. VIM Foss. Postage clerk fees rer
diem. box rent lg7 oo
Carlberg Bros. hardware 30
j l.. Mindcr sheriff fees i2l oo
Motion made and carried Ia adjourn
to Apr. Il, 1903.
SiUnpd
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-04-14

Moved and carried that the county
Issue Il refund for taxes and interest
for the years 1902, 1903 and 1904 ON the
N +. quarter sec. %, l27, -, same be-
ing Indian land and not taxable.
Bond of j. n. Smith, coun,y consta-
Die. was approved by the board ,''l
ne following bills were allowed and
:, -:
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-04-14
Sinanctal Statement
ths Giisns raiona 8anf at Gall q GoproNsr Nar "a. 9o

bank solmn mat ne atemen
Of mn belief A. j. MORLEY tdNhier.
ard sworn to befoTe HI day March
WARWICK. Notary Public.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-08-03
FIFTY NEW NAMES FOR
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
Many Applicants Are Placed Upon
Membership Rolls of Growing
Ornanizafion

An even half hundred names were
enrolled upon the chamber of COM
merce roster yesterday, being the
weekly offering Of the canvass for new
members among representative busi-
ness men ard firms of Los Angeles
Those enrolled were:
United States National bank, Hud-
son & Munsell, A. II. Puttcamp, West
ern Door and Sash company, John Il.
Neff, w. C. Starr, M. Il. Johnson, ].
Raymond Wilder. C. e. Gilhousen &
Co, A. C. Smith, John r. Taylor, DR..
w. w. Murphy. Walter Bordwell, s.
X. Lindley & Son. Frank Lerch, II.
w. Marshall & Co., National securi-
ties company HIM & Landt, inc, L..
C. Crossman, II. w. Lawrence, ]. M.
Overel, Becker Law and Collection
agency, L. C. Hudson. Elbert e. john
son. Taylor Brothers. DR.. C. Edgar
smith, e. l. Campbell. w c. Barnard
company, A. A. McLachlan. /. H. Hid
ley. H. H. Mills M. l.. Wicks, Mailing
& Nicolaus, L. C. Gates. F. w. sparr.
Adrian Dayoust e. d. Hough. ]. w.