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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-08
SALT LAKE GETS HULL And LOVE
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Wesley n Walton was nominated for
chairman Of the caucus by Senator Love
seconded by Senator Lawrence. There
was no opposition Senator Charles r.
Hollingsworth was chosen secretary on
motion of Senator Lawrence. Senator
Lawrence placed Love in nomination for
president Of the senate. Seconding
speeches were made by Senator'S
Johnson. Holhngsworth Larsen. Loose
and Williams There was 40 opposition
and on motion of Senator Lawrence the
candidate was chosen by reclamation. The
newly elected president gave thanks in a
neat little speech, after which the caucus
took a recess 10 discuss informally the
The result OF the informal log-rolling
was the selection Of the following;
Secretary. Of Senate--H- L. Cummings
OF Salt Lake.
sergeant-a t-Arms.-John r. Edghin of
Juab.
Chapiain-H. s. Gowans OF Tooele.
Minute Clerk.-Frank X Nelson Of San
pete.
Reading Clerk.-Theodosius Botlzin at
large
Docket Clerk.-Benjamin Backman of
Utah
Fnsrossing Clerl<.-Fred Taylor of salt
Lake.
Doorkeeper.- William Longhurst of
Rich, and W. W. Thorne Of Salt Lake.
Watchman.-H. d. Wiley OF Piute
Messenger Maxwell OF sum
NIT. and g w Booth of Utah
Committee Clerks.-TT. s. 14aney Of Salt
Lake Miss Annie Mckay of Weber. ard
Lewis of Beaver county.
Mailing Clerk--AIiss Juliette \. Marks
OF Weber
Stenographer.-AIrs. Alice r. Hamilton
of Salt Lake
The new positions created we're reading
clerk and assistant doorkeeper The
names Will be presented to the senate
when II convenes Monday morning in the
form of n resolution.
Kind to the Democrats.
The question of the selection of seats
came up. and after a brief discussion. it
was decided to permit Senator adcKay to
mako the first choice. he being the oldest
member in the senate After That the
Democrats viii be permitted to choose
their seats.
On motion of Senator HoiiinEsworfh it
was decided to invite Chief Justice George
w. Bartch TO be present Monday and ad-
minister the oath OF office 20 the sen
atOrc-
Senator johnson moved that a commit
tee OF three be appointed to draft a reso-
luton of coincidence to be presented Mon
day to Senator Mckay. because OF the
death Of his wife. The motion was sec
Onded by senator HOllingswOrth: IL car
ried without opposition and johnson. IfOl-
inGswoTth and Love were appointed the
COMMITTEES
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GO TO DENVER.
Salt Lakers to Attend the Livestock
Convention

A number OF local railroad officials and
livestock men left last night for Denver
TO attend the annual convention Of the
National Livestock association which
opens tomorrow.
Among those who left last night were
the following named: g |: futile of the
Short Line Ben Nevins of the ID. x r.
c.. Yundt of the Rock Island, Vincent of
the Erie. Harding OF the Colorado Md
land. Williams and Plaistcd of the Chi
cago. Milwaukee & St Paul. Dickinson of
the Michigan Central Warren of the
Santa Fe, Starkweather OF the Maple
Leaf Jesse NJ. Smith. r. D. Enright NJ
X. Parsons, J. II. Seely, :. r. Jensen. r.
c. Jensen. Heber y. Meeks. John A.
Sharp and wife. =. Sharp ard wife. Henry
Moss. b. r Saunders. II. h Lawson.
James Andrus, II. b. Clark. Moroni Mar
riot.
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TALK FOR UNION DEPOT.
Provo Business Men Confer With San
Pedro officials.

A committee of prominent business Non
of Provo, headed by Mayor ". NJ. Roy
lance was In the city yesterday for the
purpose OF holding conference with
proposition 10 erect a union Crpot in
Provo.
Negotiations have been on for several
months between the Rio Grandc West
ern and the San Pedro in relation to the
erection Of "A union station. Many con-
ferences have already been held between
representatives Of IA two roads and b.
TWEEN .thes representatives and prominent
citizens of Provo. Good results were eN-
pected from the conference YESTERDAY hIr
nothing definite could be given out at its
closc.
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The bull is the direct result Of the veto
against Cardinal RampOlla should he have
been elected as successor to Leo XIII.
which was presented to the conclaYe on
Aug. :. 1903 by Cardinal Puzyna- bishop
of Kraskow. Austria. at the instance Of
Emperor Francis Joseph.
Briefly the bull says that all cardinals
are absolutely forbidden. under penalty
Of exclusion from the cOnclsve and not
being allowed to vote, to be the bearer
of a message of veto. and that if any
cardinal. knowing the intention of his
ruler 10 object 20 the election of a car
dinal- com municates this intention to his
collea CUES in the cOnclave. he also will
be excluded and not allowed TO vote.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-08
PAPAL BULL BEARING ON The
FUTURE ELECTION OF POPES

Rome. Jan 7--One Of the most impor-
tdnt acts thus far in the Dontificate of
Pope Plus y has been~embO bodied in a Sc
cret bull tho text of which will not be
mace public until the Doutiff is dead.
when 1t viii be read as forming part OF
the constitution in the next conclave that
viii elect his successor. The bull is in
connection with the claims CT Austria.
France and Spain as 10 their right TO veto
the election CT any cardinal to the pa
pacN- Al the cardina : have not been
informed as to the contents of the dOcu-
ment. II having been drawn up in ac-
cordance with a decision reached by the
cardinals living II Rome. with the eScep-
ton OF Cardinal Rampolla. who is absent
from the city.
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made entirely from his own investiga-
tons and through his researches he has
gained considerable prominence in the
asSociat ton His view Of the matter was
that the authorizations were a serious
menace TO the public health and he cited
examples to show to what an extent
the foods and medicines We're chemically
impure.
Dr.. Waters also addressed the Cooper
Union Chemical society of the same city
on "CuriOsitics of Chemistry" anC gave
Illustrations
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Especial to The Herald.)

Especial 10 The HeTaId.D
Washington, Jan Senators Dubois
and Hepburn and Representatives French
attended the meeting of the reclamation
service engineers this morning when
Idaho irrigation enterprises were dis
cussed. Engineer Ross. who is in charge
of reclamation work in idaho, explained
the status of the various enterprises The
government has adopted three Idaho en-
terprises-Mini6oka, $50 coo acres; Dubois
project, 2c0000 acres. and Boise Payette
$4,000 The Minidoka project is under
construction and the next one to be I'M
dertaken will be the Boise-Payette
scheme.
At the meeting today Senator Dubois
urged that work on the Boise Payette
project be commenced prior TO the COM
pletion of the Minidoka. as both projects
could be carried on simultaneously from
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UNDER ADV1sFMFNr.

Helena, Jan. THE supreme court now
has the Breen election case from Sill
Yer Bow county under ad"isemerr. In
the conclusion of the arguments this
morning William Wallace. jr. for the
governor insisted that if there was an
election Of a third judge in Silver Bow.
Breen. having been candidate for one
OF two offices before the election. could
not now claim he had been elected to
another office by force or fact that the
law required third Office TO be filled.
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THE DEATH RECORD.
James E. Rule.

3 Knoxville. Tenn Jan. 7.-Captafn
William Rule, editor of the Knoxville
Journal and Tribune today received a
ga blegTam announcing the death of his
son. James f. Rule. editor OF the Man
ia American and The Manila Town
Topics TIE remains will BE- brought
ere for interment.
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MAIL TRAIN R0BBER.
Clerk Wounded When He Offered Re
sistance.

Oi6Ik w OuuQSU " Aen ne OhSISQ Ne
Sistance.
Monts emery. Ala. Jan. THE mail car
Of the Atlantic coast line train which
arrived in Montgomery al O'Clock this
evening. was robbed about five miles
east OF the city \ large amount of reg
iStered mail was secured and the bandit
escaped. dropping off the train as il en-
tered the outskirts of Montgomery Eu-
CeEe Hester the mali clerk was shot
through the hand.
\ stop was made Al Wiley. six miles
from Montgomery. and Hester believes
the robber entered the ear at that point
shortly after leaving there Hester was
ordered to throw UP his hands. and. turn
ing. saw he was covered by a pistol in
the hands OF a masked white man. Hes
ter grabbed at the pistol and the .robber
iIred- the bah going through the mail
clerks hand. Hester then gave in and
the robber. keeping aim covered. helped
himself to the registered packages. and
when the train slowed up jumped from
the cor.
1t cannot be told at this time the
amount secured, but it is believed TO be
large
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Andrew o,Connall

Helena, Mont Jan. Andrew
O'ConneH n well known Indiana. Mis-
sour. Kansas and Montana pioneer,
died here today, aged % years. In
ante-bellum days i'm Missouri and Kan
aas he was the personal friend of
Thomas Ewing anu General W. T.
Sherman. He was quite wealthy
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-08
COWBOY KILLS HIMSELF.

Great Falls. Mont. Jan. News
reached here from Medicine Hat Of the
suicide of Thomas Teegarden once A
well known cowboy of this section of
the state Teegarden engaged a room
in a hotel at Medicine Hat and a few
minutes later the sound of a revolver
shot was heard I'm the room. The room
was broken into and Teegarden was found
in a chair with bullet hole in his head
and smoking revolver in his hand. Tee
garden was Respondent over the courts
refusal to award him custody of minor
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have become fascinated by their appear.
ance, for he did not stop to take any
thing else except couple Of gold
watches ard skirt. The police were
notified. and last ni~ht Detectives Chase
and Raleigh arrested Ben +. Rychel on
suspicion OF being the daring burglar ana
he was subjected to the sweating process
In due course Of time they gained in
formation by means OF which they re-
covered the watches and the skirt but
IN to midnigh- they had failed to locate
the missing cancers.
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st. Petersburg, Jan. with q heavy
heart Russia today celebrated Christ
mas The day was particularly fam
lily fete. The trials of the war and
losses at the front had brought sor-
row and mourning to countless homes
and the usual rejoicing was absent. In
St. Petersburg all the departments of
the government We're closed until Tues
day and intense cold kept the people
indoors. All the ordinary public fes-
Invites and private entertainments
We're omitted. The imperial family
observed the day quietly at the palace
of Tsarkoe-Selo.l There was a large
Christmas tree for the children, but
there was no elaborate celebration such
as generally marks the daY there
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-08
Soldiers well Fed

Mukden, Jan. THE town is filed
10 overlooking with officers and sol
diers buying Christmas presents. All
of them look healthy and vigorous
Many officers who have been inter
viewed declare that their troops are
we'll fed and are not suffering from
the cold. being quartered in huts which
are more comfortable than the Mukden
hotels.
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TRY TO REMOVE SNAGs.
Campbell and Mailer Hold More
Conferences

No conclusion was reached yesterday in
the negotiations being carried on be-
pany and Barney Mailer for right OF
way through the city on the tracks al
ready down. TWO lengthy coTifeTenc
Campbell, lie Grand Young, Mr.. Mailer
and F. r. Stephens were present as
on previous occasions. 1t is understood
that these conferences were neld for tie
purpose of securing notifications of the
proposition submitted by Mr.. Campbell
TO Mr. Mahler on the praviOus day. AT
the close of the last conference il was
said that no conclusion had been reache5e
and that the conferences would be conf
tinued.
Mr.. Mailer anticipates no difficulty in
getting right of way and franchises over
all the balance of the route from PaysOn
to Logan, outside of Salt Lake and Og-
den For this reason mis- plan IS to set
tie the question in this city before he,
takes up any other part of the work.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-08
TWO CANCERS, PRESERVED IN ALCOHOL,
PART OF THE SPOIlS OF A BURGLAR

Most persons are a. scared of cancer
as they are Of death itself No sane per-
son wants the, dread disease, and usually
anyone afflicted with the r2af2ds is
summed by his fellow men. But il re-
mains for a burglar TO cover himself with
uouDtfui glory by running off with two
preserved specimens from the house of
Mrs. A NJ Hoaglin at 31S West Eighth
South street
The specimens were in two glass Jars
filled with alcohol and when the burglar
gained admission to the house he must
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-08
MISSED &c MARK

St Petersburg. Jan T--Dispatches to
the NoVOe Nremya. from EkaterinOslav
say that nObleman named Ivanitzky
fired at the chief Of police at Ekater-
inoslav Friday, but missed him. Ivan
itzky was arrested but refused to state
his motive for attempting to shoot the
Official
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-08
ADDRESSES BY DR.. WATERS
Former Salt Laker Speaks Before
Science Association.

DR. Leon L. Waters son OF Ichel
Waters OF Salt Lake City. who gradu-
delivered an address a few days ago
before the section of Chemistry OF the
American Association for tho Advance
rnent Of Scieilce. on the 'sAduitcratson Of
Foods and Medicines. his address was
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-08
FACTORY BURNED.

destroyed the soap and candle factory
OF G T. Perry here, a pioneer con-
Germ of Montana The inflammable ma
ture of the material in the factory
the Gre r difficult one to contend with
Loss $4,000. Mr. Perry says the fac
tory VIII be rebuilt.
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Thanks of the Mikado.

Toxic, Jan. THE emperor today
issued a rescript. thanking General
Nogi, the Third army, Admiral Togo
and the combined fleet for the taking
of Port Arthur. Admiral Togo has
issued an order abolishing from to-
day the blockade of the Lao Tung
PENINSULA
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ADMITS HIS GUILT.
Rope in Prospect For Isaac Swan of
Detroit

Detroit.
Detroit. Jan Isaac Swan who was
FAMED by Mrs. Carrie Joslyn Of
Wheatfield township as nsr accom-
rllce in the poisoning of her husband
with arsenic. was arrested here today
Swan was the hired man on the Josiyn
farm and Mrs. Joslvn in her confession i
Claimed that he bought the drug which
she administered TO her husband. Swan
admitted his completely today
Il made fool of myself for Mrs
JO:-'yn,'' he said. because L loved her
! bought the arsenic with which she
killed her husband. She had been
working TO kill him for a long time.
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MARRIAGE IICFNsEs

Nathaniel a. Wall Salt Lake g
kittie Quinn. Salt Lake ....... ......... %
Thomas w, Brown, Alpine ................s .
Martha Z. Jacklin. American ~
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FLOOR COMMITTEE NAMED.
Will Act at the Inaugural Ball on
TE,...--l,--

VIII AcL at the 4nauguIaI BAH on
Thursday, Jan. 10
As floor committee TO act al the in
augural ball to be given for Governor
John G. Cutler. Thursday evening. Jan.
10 the following have been appointed:
Job 2. Lyon, chairman; J. Wash Young
w. n. Farnsw orth. J. n. Garrett. James
Ingcbretsen. William H. POLAND d NJ
TIaight J. r. Mcknight ]. T. Palmer
Clarence C0wan, &. II. Post. Risna rex
snyder, Howard A. King, John y Sharp.
II. 5. Anderson. Claude Y Russell. ].
y. Rasmussen. J E Barthel and c. e
jenkins.
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Blockade Raised.

London, Jan. IA dispatch to the
Japanese legation from Toxic, in con-
firming the announcement of the rails
ing of the blockade of the Lao Tung
peninsula, adds:
For the present, however. no ships
except those in the Japanese govern
ment service will be allowed to enter
Port Arthur
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-08
MRS. GODDARD HOME.
Wife of the Singer Who Died Here
Returns to Salt Lake.

Mrs. Heber 5. Goddard, wife OF the late
Heber 5. Goddard. the singer, who died
a short time ago. returned Yesterday from
Europe With her little son. accompanied
by Claude T Barnes Of kaysville.
Mrs Goddard has been in ilI-heaIh for
some tine. but she stood the trip well
and rs soon as she arrived here was
taken To the home Of relatives. She
sailed from Liverpool or Dec. i. after
being detained there for several days on
account of dense fog
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HEARD SHOUTS
OF THE JAPANESE
Sad Russian Christmas

Continued from Page u
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-08-11
Real Estate Transfers.

(Thts list ia furnished by the courtesy OF the
Sisseton Loan and Title Co. complete list
will be printed each week.,
John Kvenborg ahd wife to c. w. Lonn, lots
g and "a, black II, Ssseton. $l40O
N. II. Miller to Frank Richards. lot blk 9,
Peeyer. $1,000.
H. l.. spackman and wife to Frank Richards
otl blk g. Peeyer $1,000.
]. H. Steady and wife to w. a. McIiibben
sex sec 2l.l224S 5000.
p. L. Ring To Sisseton Loan 4 Title Go. ne a
sec S-l2S-b2. q.
Jennie Ross and husband to John Berquist,
SEX nel< see 2-ls6-52 800.
Jane A. Harwood to nj. C. Knudson. SEX sec
32l22,A. $500.
F. M. Geier and wife to w. j. Miller. sw,4
ssc s5-1I2 ~. 81,
Phoebe 8. Lowe to Walton Clay. nwi4 ne4
sec 50, sw11 sell sec % 1926 80. 800.
Edgar Il. Bubb and wife to Ralph II. East
man, swt4 neA. se14 nwh, lots 2and 3, sec 4
laA5O. 1900.
Ell. Lillijord to Heinrich Heinecke. sw'4
nw1< SEQ 81, 1861. $500
Henry Nelson and wife to A. j. Anderson
ssh sec 2l,12S51. $3.50
G. F.. Schmidt aud VIII, to A. d. paulson lo'
81 and 8, block 8, Mowrys Add to Sisseton
eaOOO.
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NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION FOR
DISTRIBUTION OF ESTATE.

State of South Dakota County OF Rob IT'S, 81
in County Court.
In the matter OF the estate of Was cui. .isIena
or Joshua Tunwanktta. deceased.
fINHE STATE OF South Dakota sends greeting
\ TO Lucy Pan Tuuwanl,ata. Emma Litt {
and any other heirs ut law and next of kin OF
WasicunclStcna Joshua IunwanEata. de
ceased and To all to whom these presents may
come,
Notice Is hereby given. That Lucy Pan
Tunwankata has filed with the Judge OF this
court Il verified petition IN writing setting
forth that said deceased lcfteSt;ile consisting
Of real property being an alIo' ment from tho
United States. which She alleges to be wholly
exempt from execution, attachment or other
mcsne process, and praying that said estate
be distributed among The heirs III law ana
next OF kin OF said deceased. without the regu-
lar administration thereof as provided by the
Probate code,
And that Monday the 9TH day OF August,
1903, at O'Clock II. m, of said day. being Il
day of "a special term OF tins court. al the
court room of said court III SisselOn. in the
county OF Roberts, have been appointed as
the time and place for hearing said petition
when and where any person Interested may
appear and show cause why sad petition
| should not be granted.
| Witness The Hon, j. q. Andrews, Judge ci
| the county conrt. and the seal OF said court
| In the city OF Sisseton, county of Roberts
| State OF South Dakota.
lSEAIl j. %. ANDREWS,
Judge of the CountyCourt.
| Attest:
| /. VIM, Foss, Clerk
| by Elsie Spicker. Deputy.
Howard ItabcOck, Ally,
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NIilba,lls.

Cyrus Campbell and Alfred 4. Anderson Of
Anderson OF Grant county have the distinc
ton of beng the first persons arrested this
season in the northern part of the state for vi
olation OF the game lay. They were found
by the game warden with IA bird dog. shot
guns and ammunition but denied that Tiny
were hunting prairie chicken, and the Justice
decided there was not strong enough evidence
TO convict.
A telephone girls mistake spoiled full
sized sensation in Big Stono City. A we'll
known married man OF That place planned to
elope. After posting u letter to the woman
giving her full directions where TO meet him.
he came to Milbank to await developments.
Fearing his letter had miscarried, he called
up the woman on the phone Then the tele-
phone girl Numbered. Instead of calling up
the woman, she gave him his wife, who. sus
pectlng something, by clever change OF voice
deceived him until he had given the case
away, He went home and tried to square
A most peculiar accident occurred on the
farm of Martin Storck near Big Stone City,
While Mr.. Storck and his two sons were clean
ing out an old WE'LL they were all three over
come by the foul air ana soon after died.
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NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
Otto.
Fine weather for August.

Fine weather for August.
l.. Il. Barker is stacking his bronze grass.
w. R. Demick is cutting his oats
A, ] . Otto finished cutting his barley last
Wednesday.
Clinton Wtcks and wife and son came UP
from Rockford Ia, last Wednesday.
Ferdinand Otto is busy hpying.
George Smith Is helping John jackson
make hay.
Nels Hendrickson has a big st ack of hay up
Leonard Hanson is helping The Grove boys
put up hay.
Frank Otto is busy Layng
Miss Olga Hanson came up from Wafer
town last Saturday.
Ed Wasen has been cutting barley for Franl
Otto.
Emil Jackson is helping his brother put UP
hay.
H. Otto finished having on his rented land
Mike Hoffman went to Peever to work las
Monday.
Lewis otto is cutting hay on the Baxte
place.
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Agency.

A. J. Norby, the cashier OF the Citizens Ma
tional Bank of Sisseton, transacted business
at the Agency Tuesday. He WAS accompanied
by his wife.
John Hines Is building a new barn.
Miss Baker, who has been holding the posi-
tiOn OF lease clerk at the agency temporarily,
left Tuesday for her home at summit.
Miss Ella King of the government. school AT
Flandreau, 10 at the agency this week look
Ing after possible pupils.
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ANNA MILLNER
.lnly % Aug. %.
July e aug, -.
CERTIFICATE OF PARTNERSHIP.

GEEK Wv FAM
HNOW All Men by These Presents; That
IN the firm of Phanco 4 Clark Is II partner
ship composed of George w. Phanco and
Richard r. Clark, who are all the persons in
terested as partners in the business transact
ed by such partnership. and that the princi
pal place of business of said partnership firm
is situated at the Town of Corona. Roberts
County, state of South Dakota. and that the
place of residence of said George w. l'hancu
and said Richard e. Clark is Corona, South
Dakota.
This certificate is made in accordance and
in compliance with the provisions OF Section
1862 of the Civil Code of the State of South
Dakota.
Dated ut Corona Roberts County, Soutl,
Dakota, this Goth day of July A. H., 1905.
{; FORGE w. PHANCO (SeaD
RICHARD T.. CLARK. (SeaD
Signed and sealed in presence of
T. a. BELGIUM,
r.. A. EHRI..
State Of South Dakota &C
County OF Roberts
On this Goth day of July, A, ID. 1903, before
the undersigned. II notary public in and foi
said county and state, personally appeared
George W. Phanco and Richard t. Clark
known to me to be the persons who are de
scribed in and who executed the foregoing in
strument and severally acknowledged TO me
that they executed the same
II. y. BELGl1M.
(SenD Notary Public
Roberts County. <. d.