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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-29

Tip" t'Neil one OF the heavyweights
in the management OF the Western
league Is making a trip over the West
ern ASSOCIATION towns. There is some
thing sigiacant in that.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-29

sedaa has a new pitcher by the
name Alfred from the St. Joseph
Wester league team.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-29

For sole by c. R. Renrrs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-29

Beny Henderson is the best in the
Weston association, hands down.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-29

Quesser certainly hit thet ball hard
yestehay-also Pettlgrew.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-29

Red Downs throws as prettily as any
one an seldom makes a wild throw
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-29

Attest NJ e TRAP. clerk.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-29
Hard and safe Hlts.

Springfield will play here tomorrow.
Jopns last chance with Guthrie this
series is today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-06-29
)iGests What You Eat

oilar b5ttie hcids1i
mes as much - the
,ial, or 80 cent giAs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-11
61usliche Pflid,tcn.

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Yc@m r"cn 6a "t NO pmm @thnn6bet mO Strait Htlrtqn! SohMr tie l1 no4 9r
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ltncut9eGIider drttIid,cr 2att fir Srauen.
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n%h IN %?f III n Der as%h% %nhsf n GHaT%t %g Ttmm. S M4 tp TWhE 1 met FG E299 patti %%
amtSr mN Die }NhnOrn ShmrTn worrn enta4 mncndgHh, DMn A}rln CAB fuutgt
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80 las civ. 5Grr 2mtom mb waaoN mid m Gle; nb Grat 2gwy naom ant
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I13tbare 3iHlfe Gtlet. SD lt AZ @etaranhen@al mo os Nn Sowit pGbmPnql
%HG ron @9ttcn oMg oEs beb O4e GrhG, 96tnsns batNn mir OEiaben Etr"in
n~nfr. aeH S@n r& Fish mir, ia %tfn en-" 6tGyaa6 bee SjbeS 'f Hr9Ga& &%'G Gn@, TG
S C% .ciT aShrn Ti@ on " SpHrr NJ" n N.Y. , %}m ' S% fnT h eSipm %0 W@W%b %SS tV Nh in a mii
menE ldno ben aeDm iogqm Sag ub wrn i'd NlMubS ms @Gt 9e, 70 nu3t mir Der
acuua GO 1T muttd Nr oBc 8ddba6 oar 1GHrr. and m8tr i'd umt i'm oMe III
mott tit 9 @% a"t5@, id ID t@o % R%" a S% @ G%@"" be %% mid audi 6@ a 2@T %or gam a@i BERT 6gid S%'
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5000 9OiinrS Sn6c, YER % ne" "%% E' r d; 5 @1Hp %%@ a% %s q S%%s":5,
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SciratbS Giesn5en.

Ter 9tftltor oeS Common 1leaS-
@eridtS ~itclte g~eitcru Die i~olgenOcn
Seirnt6s- 2icen5en aus:
ISM. 6. 6loritfoo, 2S. pr. 3241.
Gbeitnltt 2%lpenltc, lnb Soo 9.Sbco
rer, 26.
3rullf &. @oltcr, -, 9orneSuiqc,
80, uno WforD o.. @carbeimr, "a.
SoIepb i, Gonclon, 81, Galuert.
@nnf , @cb6uOc, mo Sonilo6 9oli,,
q.
Murtit Burns, %, in0 Morp u.
9ronltun, 90; Npplifont Wtid. Girls,
coli, 9tr. 1919, 8irtitroBe.
8eor9e Z. Sorpcp. 26, @r. 1924,
8eit , BrottitroBe, uno @bbee Gid
born, "a.
GrneIt 3. Scorn, 80, mo Warp
g. Moore, Is, geioc bon Wiconlico-
Gonntp, 3D.; Applifnnt 6. Worris
Saplor, SIR. 2OO6, Ct. Yonlitr.
Wm. W. BbillipS "a mo Gli8u'
beth :. Mnoolpb %.
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airfncr apgcn Soiep6 &, @artiiOe,
8eroift fiir $3.50. Sir 6clltc: sic
Nrn. 30, t20, t6l 1876, 1873, ierner
p~orlGuiiQer Nufruf Der Nrn. 2O4,
2l0, 242, 255, 260. 278, 289, 203,
30S, 3t4 32l, 1926. 33t, 351, $50,
1868, $40, 37S, 1856. 391, 4O5, 400,
IT'S, l2i lmo 1874.
&rcia @eri ) t.-(Sor Gid.
ter @orlan.D Charles ". Gallagher
Jcgcn W}iuoro i. Goplor, SIT @uniten
Ser OertIo8tcu Mutter @aIlogber'@
cntidic0cn.
Supcriors Ser A t.-(&or
Rihtcr @aer.) Gbriitiuna 8lrriu &C.
gegeu Cora Belle @rcmitcr, nNon
Gro@." Sir beute: Die Nrn. H. 36,
10 mo il, IL unO AZ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-11

@m. Z. @aIi6 90, tuo Scnnic :.
@uid, IS; Ipplifout ". Mnoerion
Nr. 14l5, T8eIt SorotoqoItr.
@otrif S'Mtoro 81 Baltimore,
Gpuntp, uuo Minnie NJ, 5000, 81;
9lpplifout GOparO S'M}oro Nr.227,
ct. @ultlitrobc.
Iobcrt i. WtiQcr, -. mo 9o6cl
Naplor, 81. @cioc BON @orttou, @ot.
timorc-Gomntp.
Stonlcu SorpIono, %, 9ribcoiQc,
&c, uno 6rauceS l~beo6ulo, %.
gonoro 6. Campbell, 80, 9tr.53t,
Noro O StriderItroBc, uno &ot6orinc
@Cter, %.
Charles 3nIouf, 80, g&r. 1854,
WtcGlocrrbitrobe, unb Mo1gic Gor
rant, q.
Charles g. Gomoro&. %. Ii. Mor
Qorctbc g. MunSfieIo. t8; Nppli
font ". &. @Iopcr, 9}r. PIG, @eit,
6rontlinitroBc.
@m. s. SrGnion, 10, mo 2ouro
6, 6ounncll, 80; NppIifont @orporO
&. @i6ion.
Treocrid ". 9rDcr, is, umb So6i.
no HummcI, At; NppIifont s. 4.
&Cb, 9tr. sos, 9opfiu@ 2Ipcnuc.
Gbriition y. @oQner, 70. 9}r. ito,
&cit GroBitrobC ulG Clara VI.
Gents, 81, 9orf, Ea.
Henbcn GopIon, q. 9}r. 1922, Olt,
Som6orOltroBC uuO @cdie @imcn,
70.
&olpb &. Ge S6iclo&. 81. @ai6.
inatorL :, g. un0 6onnic Snbmc,
81.
2olurcncc @rouL 81, Nr. 72S,5 81.
como 9(ucwc, un0 emma 30. Glif-
ior0. -.
Sin0leton 81. @rpocnt 81, Got
Sail rn0 SCnic @. Ecormul1, 10.
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g[rbciter &ereins.N alcnoer.

r6eOerQtion Of 2obor" Ser
lummlungen ieoen Witttipo6 glbeno
IN ser charlottesville.
Observation-Disclosures Nr. 1898,
II. 9. Of &. & g." - BerIammllrng
ieoen 9onueritog I'M n2obor,Sp'
ceitm," Hr. 1911, S1t!9altimoresStr
Bier . Stusfabrer L. Union gtr. IT'S"
geriammIung ieoen anoercn
Sonutog.
n@oi6iniIten. mo Sci3er.l1nion
8eriummI,ng icOcn anOeren
GteuItag.
oWlebgcr-llnion Rr. 80" = Ser.
lommlung ie6en an0eren Sonrtog
I'M Monot, gtod)mittag3, I'M n2abor.
2Oceum".
.gauIdreiner.llnion Rr. Al" -
geriammIllng ie0en 9onnerltoa i'm
.2abor.2nceum".
yGiifer.ltnion" 8eriommIling
icoen onoeren 9icnitag, 9tbenoS nm
s ltGr, i'm s2abor.2pceum".
.9rauorbetter'lluio ytr. s" -
8eriommlung ieoeu onoeren Sont.
tag, gtadmittag8, I'M ~2abor-2p.
cellm".
.9Gder.ltnion Nr. II" Ser.
iammlltng ieoen 5uciten SamItag
i'm Monot, gta6mittag$. i'm ~2abor.
2pcellm".
,Grbeiter . 9ranfcn. uro Sterbe.
4aIIe, Brand sc" = geriommlitng
ieoen lebten Monta9 I'M Wonat i'm
.2abor.9pceltm".
.Dluiifcr.llniou" - 8erionmllne
ie6en erlten 6reitoe inn Wonat. Dor.
mittags, in Der nMledanies' Saae"
al Ser @eIt-S dDettesS trabe.
nAagemeiner Arbeiter . Nronfef.
ltnterItiisungS.Gere bon Qit.9alti.
more" - @eriammluna ieoen 3ien.
itna in gooeuiteincr'3 SaQe Tr 1891.
Git 6opettes Strubc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-11

llno luir0 Damn am @eltimmungS'
orte Elm 3uiosporIo bon Der S6be
oe8 SrigiraIIoses bercGrct toeroen
3peiter aIoIie (8eitunGcn uno
3eitibriften) 1 Gent fit 4 l;n5en.
9ritter GIoIie GiiGer, Girfu.
Iare) 1 Gent fir 2 lln3eH.
8ierter aloiie (8aaretl) 1 Gen:
pro lln5e.
Gand6a.
9ieielben Staten uno Yeoingum.
gen, ols in Den Ser. Stootcn, nit
glusnabme, Dob gemiidtc aouf'
mornSipaarcn, Del6e nidt al8
Bona fibe" SonbelSmuItcr esionOt
'uerbcn, nit Der Yodctpoit bcrionot
tperben miiiien. aouTm0nniid)e
Sdriften 3u Sen Qem05nIihcn Tc-
@inidreibeeebiibr Noit . Aui.
ihlag) s Gents.
$anoeISpapiere-Fadete Bis gum
@etpi9t BON 10 llnacn 5 Gents;
Badete iiber 10 ltn3en idDer, 10
Gents COB eeihloIien, ODER ni6)
nit aitsnabme bon Wonuicriptcll
NIT beifolgenoen Gorretturs goger,
ferncr alle berliceelten Saden (liebc
Internationally 2 Gents pro llr5e,
nit allSnabme bon 9riefeu in Soft
Stationer, 100 Die Roitiafen nid)t
auseetro9en nerOerL / Gent pro
l1n5c. Boltfnrten, ie 1 Gent.
3neiter 8loIie.E oltiuhen - Bel,
iurgen, pierteljGbrlid obsr otter Pr'
i6einenoe 8eitihrtften ipelde nidli
gratis bertbeilt perbeu. Gus ollee.
meme Bublifum be5oblt oofiir MT
gifenbobn.M orfen 81 Der Hate BON
lie 1 Gent fin a itn5en ODER &beitc
ooboil, tpcnn nid)t beriieeelt.
Dritter GloIie - (geOrudte, feline
glnnco.giidcr), GirfuGcre, onoer2
gcorlidte SoderL 6orreftilr 8oger
uno beifolgenbeS Wonuicript. go.
lentincs, Multi otenbldtter, Selio'
tppes, G6romos, Elcfate, 2itboara-
pbis'n u, georltdte 9ln3eigen i'm 4l-
gerteinen, i1mmtltf, iuenn nid)t
pelIieeelt, 1 Gent fir 2 un8en ODER
tpentger.
Bierter &laiie - 8aaren uno
MltIter, @lonco-9iider uub Bapiere,
gr5e, nqe Snden, ipeld)e nidt in IT,
geno einer Der dnoeren alalien Cit
gei6Io'fen nno ibrsr Notiir nod)
riAt gefibrlih obrr hsrSertIid fGr
sen Snbolt Scr onbeteu EoIIIod)cn
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IinO. (Gin ipe3ieIcS @eieB iebt boS
Borto fir S1mereicn, ableger,
@itr3eln, Spr6Blinge uto BiIon3et
ouf Die State bon einem Gent fir ie
2 ltn5en feIt.) Sails borgenonnte
grtifeI ntbt mebr, oils A 9funb be-
trogeu, 1 Sent pro hinge ODER oeren
9ruht6eil.
Notwithstanding fir @ricFa
mo anoere 8oiticnoungcn betrdgt )
Gents.
Waorenproben - Badete Bis III
A lln5en 2 Gents; 8odete iiber A In.
sen i6per, 1 Sent fir ieoe 2 lln3eu
ooer oeren Orld)theil.
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Observation-Disclosures

Observation-Disclosures.
Gri NJ I-@ cri d +. - (Gor
Hihtcr @ifcS.) 0iebIto6l - SSo6n
Gumninaboln, George Carr, ip icd)&
@|onote, Souuic( Molonc, Sanlc$
MunIcp, ic 5mci Mfonotc, &o6n ".
@crt, cin Nionol @eiGngniB; Mimic
Hlliicll, Carrie Gonlor. ic Elm I<obr
3llhtbmi8; Nobcrt NcliorL, oltf Go.
role cntlniIcn; Wonnie SoncS, ititirt.
Tll9rtff - Geo. %&oltcnbouicl, 3e6lt
Gage @ei0n0niB. Spirituoienpcrfo,ti
am Sonnto9 - NltguIt &ongcluttia.
500 uno Softer. llcbcrtrctlm0 oc3
SdypibbltocnQcicBcS Bernard ga.
itin5tp, oie 8iirgidoit fir periol,
len crtI0rt. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES III.
orocntIid - Nrtbltr 6,tucu, irci0c-
iprodcn, 2hui Ser Hcgiitrauoc fir
bcllte: Gin6ru6 IT, @cnrp @roiun,
Mm. &. Granger, Gic6ito6t - Sol.
Goof, eugene 3obnion Geo. Smith,
GborIe8 NicGqrt4 Iilprelp McGnrt6u,
EbomnS Scott, Eomaro Gurus, Qu-
bio McGonoleB, George E6omoS;
MorOongrifi 6nrri9 NJ. @ropn;
@ebcrbcrgun9 minbcriGbrigcr MGO-
fclt - gilbert $. 6ronf; Sduit
bll0ctQeIeb llebcrtrctlmg Ncrnuro
HuId)ilt@fp.
Mni cns@ cr h t. (Gor Ben
Hid)teru 9lod, 0'9ricu lnN @oi
tber.) gu Observation-Disclosures
wurben ernonmt in Dem 5ole Don
Scnrp &. Hod)c 2ouro 3. MoHe uno
Cigar g.. 0tiacr, inn, 8iirgiHoft
100000. 81 &ormiin0cru mlrocn
ernomt Marp 8icrIon fiir SoicpD
Eierion, @ilr9idoit $500; GGcn s.
Gunn fir Nihor0 81. GaQo6orL
@iirgihoft $1,000; Minnic u. Sop-
oen fir @leuuor &oDOen. 8iirgi6oit
$1,000; 2euDcnin Stcpbenion fir
Gnt6orine 9opfnS, 9iirgiboft $500;
So6u &. gSilion iiir Mortbo q. %.
bis, 8iirgi6oit 500. SnpentorUcr-
5eidniiie ipurocn cinGcreidt IN Ocn
6GQen bon ASmtS Sltrgcnien
$4,000; See Diaper, $1,000; Sumllr(
9. Serton, iln,, 1922, 1887; Ni-
d)oInS s. Wcrritt, $tt79; Wnt, s..
GIorf, 1924. 8prnmnoidoftS6erid)t
mlrroc g%utgcbciBcn in Dem Safe
bon 2owrcnce %. Bod, 1910. Ser.
foirf puroe rotiii5irt in Dem Sale
pom G6orles 9pIcr, 1890. Ser.
moltlm9sberidtc mllrocn g~enc6nliot
in Den 61aen bon 0eboro6 q. 9ut.
fer, 500; SuIia u. MuerS, $50;
@li5obctb 6. Senfina, $t205; ella
u. Geecler, $1057; Soiepb 9. Sra.
5icr, $2252; gbmaro 81. Sdoeficr,
$78,9iI.
&reiS Ger 6 t N.r. 2.-(8ot
Hiidter Gennis.) BiderS gegen Bid
crS; .Nortb. NpenresGonO.Go." &C.
gen Wiopor ullo Stootrutb.
s 0 IN III II 8IeaS. @eri6t.
(9or Hibter Sborp.) Iui Der &c.
oiitronbe fir 9eltte: ole 6dlle 9tr. s,
If, fl, IS, 20, q, %, %, 30. 80
uio 81; ferner OorIiuiiger Allirlti
Ser Nrn. ~ bis77.
Sta0ts @eri d. t.--Ggor gidJ.
ter Oobler.) Soilbn 0egcit .%llnitcO
Gnihuaps," 9efd)Iihtet; 8aleiltinc
aojcr ge9en 9topot mo Sirf, Siap
9ilre gcgen rlttiteO 9dilpdps," nidlt
beenoet. Sir bciite: Der lhruebenoc
Sal unb Die Urn. II, 10, Sbom &C.
gen Gbans, 20, "a, 20 uno 26 uro
SobeaS Corpus. 6GIle mn 3 llbr.
abtb. 2. = (8or Midter Stod.
brioge.) @iintber ge9en Wnpor unO
Staotratb nibt beenoet.
u d at Cargo. (8or
Ridter Wrigbt) 5enrietta 3infonS
gcgen Mit)nel 3infano, rRon Bros"
nGbeiapeufe 8reping 60" gesen 8.
.@raHer. seihiidtet. Geo. gnuern4
idmiot @refping 60" deaen Sobn &.
Moonon @eroift iiir S3S2.50. Eeli1e
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Snlins SebbcI, oeiitider Bboto9rapb,
321 N..Wab.S trahe.
Gnhincthilher mir ST nrp Nnben6.

Sn emaiQirten obalen 9iloern iino
i6one Reilbeiten ern1bnenspertb.
2ebensgroBe photographer unb
fiinltlerii6 bolenoete Gopien alter
giIber IN Grapou, 8aiierfarbeu, Del
unb Baltea Elm SpesiaIitdt.
Man bergeiie nidt, bor3uiprcden.
(324|
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8oitmarfen'A gcHIMren.
8eri6teoeue StabttbeiIe, IN tpeI6en
Soit'8ertbia6en berfauft

mer0en.
MeIbaIe - q, 81. Gcptt.
QorlsBocb - Rurneu s.. Sappineton.
8oriu6zIoenie uno S~arrifonsStrabe - Nos
bert 6. sc. Sdu.
q; Strobe ulo Sunttnooons NbeHue 9ouis
Reiitoollur.
SrCt0euiae - Stram RimbIe.
SortIoenue unb Sobni N StraBe - n. 3. g
Sbeiot.
8. uuo @ouebsStraBe, Steblnubtcnn - Gas.
6. 3ruar.
Sranaeptue - @eorge geu.
g&r9t. 20, llnionsslbenue (gBoobBerrh) -
Clarence .. @iQiams.
grouoipdp uuS gdIttmoresStrabe - George
). g8ab.
Inter'S tattor, uBenufbIbanter Tu6r- - g.
6. Brown.
Gambler Station. .TnItimoresO btosgabn-.
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Sdiffstarten BON nnS mud SentIdj.
IanS.

Bon Baltimore Biz gremen: Sea.
1iite $42.50 nnb $44.50, 8piidenbed
$33; bon Bremen big Baltimore:
aaiiite 500, 3tuildenbef (iiir ane
Yanagiere) $34. Sbcu. S. 9iener
~& 3d., 8irntner Nr. 8, ia Oit.
Scringtcn Cir, GcIonehiet iino
@eloicnSunseh. (323-
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CASTORIA
fur sauglinge und Kinder.
Die SOrb, Die Ihr Inner Gekauft HABIT
u.. s..s. d, 70. &MMzzw
Hcncr Sdnca5ug-S dlnf,uug9On Hadl
Gbicaau

bpn Baltimore nit Der yGelniiDlpo.
mia GilenbaGn,." nod ocnt 8. Syorntor,
nit bent vGbicooo &imiteo." SoIiOcr
Bnllndn.3ug. Hei~tallrotions- mo
observations . &ng9ons. Sa 5ueis
nno3lpanBig Stur,ben nab Chicago.
G-12)
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Ginbcitlihcr Sctric6 Der Giicus
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The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1905-06-21
The Old Maids Convention.

If laughter is good medicine. those
who witnessed the cold Maids Con.
veution'' at Green's opera house Fri
day evening must have derived con-
siderable benefit from the perform.
ance. From the beginning of the first
act to the fall of the curtain, the pro.
ceedings of the convention caused
merriment among an audience that
filled the opera house to its capacity.
One of the features that created
much amusement was calling the roll
of local bachelors, and naming their
qualifications as desirable husbands.
\ trio by three old maids also
brought down the house, while the i'm.
pressive presence and oratory OF
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1905-06-21
Sheriffs will Test the Law.

HELENA, June l8.-The test suit in
volving the constitutionality of the
law passed by the last Legislature re.
ducing the mileage allowed sheritfs
for the transportation of prisoners to
the penitentiary, children to the re.
form school, and the insane, was filed
In the district court yesterday. r. II.
Purcell Is the attorney for the sheritfs
and County Attorney LaCroix repre-.
sents the county.
The suit is filed in pursuance of the
understanding had At the recent meet.
ing Of sheriffs in Helena. The sher-
IFS contend that the mileage allowed
them under the old law is an emOlu.
ment, and cannot be taken away dur.
ing their terms. The new law reduces
their mileage to actual travelling ex-
penses, and cuts the cost to the state
or county, whichever pays the bills,
about One.half.
The case is an agreed one and the
facts the court will have to pass upon
are set out in the complaint. The
plaintiff says he was elected and took
office under the old fee law. After he
had been in Office some time the new
law went into effect.
Then he takes three cases as show.
ing how the law cuts down his emolu-
ments. The sheriff made three trips,
and under the old law he is entitled 10
$3.50. 20. Under the new law he is en-.
titled to but $780, 81. 1t is set forth
tnat the larger bill a presented and
dis allowed.
1t is commended by the plaintiff that
the new law is unconstitutional in that
it reduces the compensation of u pub
lie officer after his term Of Office had
begun. In conclusion the question
presented to the court is: "Is the
mileage of sheriffs an emolumeut, or
is it mott"
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1905-06-21
End Of Strike In Sight.

CHICAGO, June l9.-According to
representatives Of employers, there
was a serious break in the teamsters'
strike today. Scores OF strikers ap.
piled for their old jobs. The EN-.
ployers assert that b per cent. of the
drivers for the express companies
have asked for positions, and, failing
to get them, have been seeking posi-
tions elsewhere. They say the depart
mem store drivers have applied for
their former positions, and that old
employees of the coal companies and
other eel have been trying to ar
range for reins. atement as soon as the
strike is called OFF.
General Agent Taylor, of the Am.
erican Express company, declared that
the compady is be-ieged by strikers
seeking recommend alton for work. but
that the company has not taken back
any Of its old men.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1905-06-21
To Determine Water Rights.

The meeting of members of the Milk
River United Irrigation association
held at Glasgow a few days ago, re-
suited in a decision that suits be
brought against all parties claiming
water rights in the Milk river valley.
the suits to be instituted by the Har.
lem Ditch company. The matter, at.
ter being discussed at some length,
was decided by a o of IS to l.. As
indicated by this vote, there was some
opposition to the plan proposed by
the federal authorities. and objections
to other features of the enterprise were
raised by a few of those present, but
the action of the majority will govern
the course of the association. A com.
mittee of five was appointed to confer
with the interior department in Wash.
ington with reference TO the features
of water right claims that should be
adjudica,ed.
During the meeting the membership
OF the association was increased by
the enrolment of is applicants. l,
was decided by a majority vote to
hold the next meeting Of the associa.
ton at Malta. upon call Of Presiden,
l.. Newman.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1905-06-21
Pcddler Will Test New Law.

HELENA, June l9,-On the theory
that the law requiring peddlers OF
agricultural implements to pay a Ii.
cense Is unconstitutional, c. G.. Hodg.
son commenced habcas corpus pro.
ceedings before the supreme court to.
day to test the law. He was convicted
at Lewistown aud sentenced to pay a
fine of $3.50. He refused, and is 10 the
custody Of Sheriff Slater.
f. w. Mettler applied for the writ
con,ending that the law is unconstitu'
tional, In that, being II revenue meas
ure, it should have originated in the
house rather than in the senate, anl
further because it does not provide
penalty for TAI! ure to comply with the
act. The court issued the writ, max
ing it returnahle before Judge Cheadl,
at Lewistown next Saturday. Bond.
We're fixed at 1900.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1905-06-21
Montana Episcopal Convention.

HELENA, June 1S.-The second an.
nual convention of the Protestant
Episcopal church for the diocese of
Montana began today, the Ri. Rev.
D. S. futile, bishop of the diocese of
Missouri and presiding bishop of the
church in the United States, and Incl
dentally a Montana pioneer and
among the territory's first mission
aries, delivering the sermon. Bishop
Tuttle also made an address to the
Sunday school, while in the evening
the Ri. Rev. L. r. Brewer, bishop of
the diocese of Montana, delivered his
annual address. The convention will
continue three days. Nearly every
county in the state is represented by
an enthusiastic delegation, and the
convention will certainly be long re-
membered as a most successful, cheer
full and hopeful meeting Of the faithful
clergy and laity Of the diocese, which
is now entering upon its third year.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1905-06-21
Care Of COnvicts aud Insane.

HELENA, June l9.-.At the monthly
meeting of the state board of examin.
ers today many claims against the
state were audited. the largest of these,
of course, being for the care Of the
insane aud the convicts.
The claim OF Mitchell & Mussigbrod
for the maintenance of the patients ut
the asylum was sl3,37s.3 80, and for
cash and clothing furnished dis
charged inmates, $500. 80, making the
total claim $l3, 63S. 80. There are 5S4
patients in the institution.
For the care of the convicts in the
penitentiary during the past month
Conley & McTague were paid 81, ape. 80,
and for cash and clothing furnished,
$3.50, the total being 81, 49,. 80. There
are 400 convicts in the prison.