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The Greeley tribune., 1905-02-09
EVANS

Ed Ayers went to Denver Mon.
day.
S.A. Hawker left for Denver Mon
day evening.
DR.. Horton went to Denver Mon
day on business.
Miss Cora Lucas OF Greeley was
visiting Evans friends Sunday.
The Russians held services in the
M. Il. church Sunday afternoon.
Jacob Bauer of Fort Collins was in
Evans Monday looking after his prop
erty here.
j. T. Cornelius moved out to the
ranch Saturday and will farm the
coming summer.
AT a meeting of the G. A. r. last
week several new members were
added to the Post.
The we'll for the water works is
completed and an abundance of good
water for all purposes secured.
A Demorest contest of Greeley boys
was held in the Reformed PreSbyter-
ian church Tuesday evening, Feb.7 e.
Mr.. Ross of Colorado Springs is
here on visit to his daughter Miss
Esther Ross, teacher in the public
school.
Mrs. DIR. II. j. Bovard of Sterling,
Colo, arrived Monday morning to
visit her parents, MIR. and Mrs. G.
r. Parks.
The Salvation Army of Greeley
held a meeting here at the NJ. E.
church Feb. >. Several conversions
are reported.
Representative j. S. Barber of
Denver was in town over Sunday
and went to Ault to see his son DIR.
Fred Barber.
Mrs. Laura DeVault Woods and
her husband of Eaton visited here
the last of the week with their uncle
j. w. French.
Mrs. Mallonee of Denver visited
at the home OF Mrs. Il. j. Cornelius
last week. She returned to her
home at Denver Saturday morning
Word received this week from
George Deichart at the homeopathic
hospital at Denver says he is much
worse and his death is expected
hourly.
l.. c. Vanderlip received a tele-
gram calling him to Denver announc-
ing the serious illness of his father.
Mr. Vanderlip died Friday evening
at $50 and was buried Tuesday at
Denver. He was one of the early
pioneers of the state having crossed
the plains seventeen times with OK
teams. ,tiral ly settling.in Denver. He
was respected by his friends and all
who knew him.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-02-09
All Over Weld.
lA8ALLE

Rev. Taylor is filling his ice house
this week.
John Laughlin of Fort Collins was
in LaSalle Monday.
Grandma Duncan is suffering with
erysipelas in her foot.
Little Mary Beattie was very i'll
with tonsilitis last week.
j. f. Shook of Greeley was in La
Sale the first OF the week.
Miss Emma Hanson was visit ing
Mrs. Maude Madison Monday.
The Ladies' Aid society met with
Mrs. c. f. Youker last Thursday.
Mrs. c. Sorenson, who has been
i'll the past week, is able to be out
again.
Miss Iva Dean was the guest of
Miss Edith Harrington one evening
last week.
Miss Jennie Ellis spent the day
Friday with her aunt Mrs. w. j.
Evans of Greeley.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-02-09
GIBSON

A. II. Strom was on the sick list
last week.
John Wigfield of LaGrange was
business caller. i'm GipSon ON Tuesday
last.
William Crafts was on the sick
list this week, with an attack OF ton
silitis.
Alice, the little daughter of Mi.
and Mrs. G. Mellin, is i'll with the
measles.
William Il. Day of Orchard was
in this vicinity on business one day
last week.
Mrs NJ. =. Martinson spent sew
eral days this week with her friend,
Mrs. Lundy, over near Evans.
Joseph Anderson will have the as
sistance of his brother Carl IN ms
farming operations this coming sea-
son.
Messrs. A. W. Jacobs and FRANK
Youngs have had several cars OF
beet pulp shipped in from the Love
land factory for feeding to their
cattle.
Mr.. Reed, who recently came from
The Greeley tribune., 1905-02-09
AUlT

Mrs. Fred Carlson was quite sick
last week with the grip.
b. F. Brown was in town Saturday
looking after his claim near Pierce.
Mrs. Cameron Musser has been
quite i'll with the grip the past week
VIII Hodgell is still sick at the
Greeley hospital with appendicitis.
Mrs. Martha Shannon Of Denver
has been visiting her son c. W..
Shannon the past week.
Last Friday night dance was
given at the home of Percy Allen,
three miles northeast of town.
Some of the w. o. w. members
went to Eaton Saturday night 10
attend the installation of officers at
that place.
Howell Hatfield has bought A. j..
Tyler's house and Will move 1t on his
claim ten miles north of Ault, where
he will farm the coming season.
The people who were going to put
in the hotel in the old club house,
changed their minds and now it is
learned that Il bakery will soon be
located there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris, who occupied
Mr. Mosher's house, moved last week
into Fred Graetfe. 5 house. J.J. Nor
ton moved into tine house vacated
by Mr.. and Mrs. Harris.
Frank Spores last week moved into
the front part of Henry Thompson S
house for short time, after which
he will move to his claim near Pierce,
where he expects to farm next sum-
mer.
The Odd Fellows have bought a
lot from n. r. .Joll on Main street
and will put up building in it. The
lower story will be furnished for store
looms and the upper one viii contain
a hall.
Mrs Robert Pence, who had been
visiting Mrs. G. A. Pence of Fort
Collins. returned home Thursday
night. Mrs. G. a. Pence came down
OH visit last week with her baby
daughter. Violet, and Saturday Miss
Pansy Pence and Mrs. Channel, u
former resident of Ault, drove down
and went back Sunday.
The l.. O. T. NJ. finished INSTALL
ing officers ON Tuesday of last week
and also initiated six new members.
Lady Marvin, state commander. was
present. also fifteen ladies from the
Greeley hive. The lodge directory
now stands as follows: Lula Tea
que, l.. c.. Rubie Allison, p. l.. c. ;
Emma Belcher, l.. Lit. c.; Emma
Henderson, L. r. H.; Lizzie Allison,
l.. f. X; Nettie England, l.. S.
Annie Eyre, NJ. at A. +: Cora Jackson,
sentinel; Jessie Stoner, picket; Clara
Jim, lady chaplin.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-02-09
Have You Ever Visited Florida?

Here is what visitor has to say of
Ormond: ,'Waving palms, pungent
pines, groves of glossy -leaved orange and
lemon trees, their branches bending uu-
der the weight of the golden globes of
fluit, tropical drives and walks, the
Halifax river with it's launches and
boats, inviting to fishing parties on the
side, and the great ocean on the other,
all combine to make Ormond one OF the
drawing cards on the east coast of
Florida Low rates to Florida points.
New Orleans. Galveston and. San An
tonic wsll be given and attractive litera-
ture sent on application. Il. h. Fisher.
general passenger agent, c. Il 5. Ry,
Denver, Colorado.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-02-09
LucERNE

.Olllns has been visiting his
Ill Denver this week.
''afh has gone to LaSalle
le will be night operator.
Eva Wizards let here Monday
''onle near Kearney, Neb.
aIsAiie has moved on Carl
''e' which he will farm this
III and Rayburn sold two car
fnday,
v, oaiice was given in Boil
hcDougall's carpenter shop
night by Mr.. Howell.
ssF Y MrDougall gave a dance
''pehter shop Friday night.
present had a good time.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-02-09
Antelope. Park

RS. franklin has gone to Chicago
with sheep.
George Bliss from Eaton spent Il
few days this week with Joel Roul-
lard.
John a. Conrey and family expect
to move to Fort Collins in the near
future.
Miss Mary Severance from the Fort
Collins Agricultural College visited
at her home last week.
IL. Roullard and family enter
tained A.. w. May and wife, George
Bliss. RS. Saunders and Lash Farms
worth at dinner Sunday.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-02-09
Sick Headache.

This distressing ailment results
from Il disordered condition of the
stomach. All that is needed to
effect cure is u dose or two of
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets, In fact, the attack may
be warded off, or greatly lessened in
severity, by taking dose of these
tablets as soon as the first symptom
of an attack appears. Sold by all
druggists.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-02-09
EATON

r.,nk Ireland was in Eaton
bnday. ,,.,, .chmin
1, in Eaton Thursday
II coll of Greeley was trahsac-
'% n',siness in Eaton Saturday
H. waterbury came in on the
(ning train Monday from Denver, y.
r-,ndma King and daughter OF
~ ''I we're shopping in Eaton Mon
,;ss Blanche Middleton spent
10 10 witb her sister Mrs. Fred
ller.
r.rsa ears of potatoes we're ship
M .li. week from Eaton to Seat
Wash.
Rem Jones, who has been
.nsly III for several weeks, Is now
IL better
,0rv I,uther and wife of Greeley
nded the masquerade ball here
isy night
;ss Ora Neil and Lucy Scott
= visit to Greeley between
rs saturday,
Carmine of Denver will occupy
pulpit in the NJ. E, church next
day evening
r. and Mrs. Lair and several
rs have been on the sick list with
ippe the past week.
ne damage done by the fire in
inley's & Booths and Bobbins
PRIV stores amounted to $500,
IN has been settled by the insur-
company.
rrie s, Collard, son of James II.
Ird of Denver, was instantly
at the Tom Boy mill at Tellu-
SATURDAY, by coming in contact
a live electric wire. Mr..
nd was brother of Mrs. j. II.
of Eaton,
The Greeley tribune., 1905-02-09
row CREEK

~ aartha Warner is visiting
\ Miss Ella Edgar.
|, v'lsy spent Saturday and
E her home in Windsor.
lanes a. Nelson and her babies
f"s her sister near Alma.
|"r |vs'urray from Washington
T"S her sister Mrs. E. Nj.
"uo Arthur Nelson gave a
,"elr tliends before leaving
"e" home in Grand june
m ,'' DC services held at the
! Fnool house every night
kI,ny T. ncs,nning Monday, Feb.
,aes of Greeley accompanied
f"s eva ngclist from Denver
The Greeley tribune., 1905-02-09
Afraid of Strong Medicines.

Many people suffer for years from
rheumatic pains and prefer to
do so rather than take the strong
medicines usually given for rheuma-
tism, not knowing that quick relief
from pain may be had simply by
applying Chamberlain's Pain Balm
and without taking any medicine in
ternally. For sale by all druggists.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-02-09
Card of Thanks.

To the business men and all other
friends who so kindly rendered their
sympathy in our bereavement in the
loss of our dear mother and sister,
we extend our heartfelt thanks.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Oberg.
John Waddington.
Emma Rogerson.
George Rogerson.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-02-09

the east, has bought property on
West Eleventh street and is erecting
house thereon, preparatory to TAX
Ing up his residence there.
Mr.. Settle and family moved to
Greeley last week. The new occu-
pants and owners of the property
purchased from Mr.. Settle are Mr..
and Mrs. c. A. Carlson, recently OF
DenYeI
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-23

IS EXHONERATED
North Sea Commission Says he
Had a Right
TO FIRE ON FISHERMEN
GIVES NO OPINION. HOWEVER,
ON QUESTION OF PRESENCE
OR AssEHcE OF JAPAN
EsE SHIPS.

Paris. FEB. GA soml.offlcial
statement appeared tonight relative
10 the work of the international com
mission which has been considering
the Norh sea incident. It is in part
The commission gives no opinion
on the qu ston Of the presence Of alb
sence OF japanese torpedo boats In
the North Sea declaring merely thal
the Russian admiral quite legitimate,
~ believed his squadron was endan
gered ana that he had a right under
the circums ances to act as be did ~
The commissioners refer % the
Russian governments engagements
to endemnify the victims OF the de-
plorahle incident.
The report viii be sent tomorrow
by special messengers 10 the Russian
and British governments nor because
j is liable TO notifications at the in.
stance OF one Cir other Of the govern.
ments, the commissions decision be,
ing without appeal; but the commits
si0ners da not wish the powers inter
ested 20 simply learn through the
press Of the last public n ting and
conclusions arrived a. There h no
thing in this preliminary communiea
ton or report except an aer pf DO,
ference"
A public sitting Tor the reaJing Of
the conclusion viii probably be held
Saturday
Menbers Of de commission who
We're seoD tonight refused either 70
coefrm or deny The slstement; but
having Favorable opporulni
ties g Judge of tiia results VI he in.
qglrE canatier tbe statement q ha
substantially c9frees
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-23
MAN CHASED
THE PRESIDENT
WHEN HE GOT TOO CLOSE TO
THE CARRiAGE--RoosEVELT
WAS uNRUFFLEp.

Washington, Feb o. President
roosevelt and party returned from
Philadelphia ION gilt
The President apparently was not
annoyed by m incidenl winch oc-
CURED in Philadelphia while he was
driving from the Academy Of Music TO
the Armory, whore he was the guest OF
the city troop at luncheon.
Before The presidential party reach
ad the city troop armory an unknown
nan dashed into the strcet and got
within eight OF ten feet Of the presi
tents carriage There he was struck
with he hat ot saber by one OF the
roopers Who surrounded the prest
ients carriage, and checked by the
force Of The blow he staggered bacI,
and was lot sight Of in the crowd
The man appeared 10 be a laborer
Those who Witnessed tbe incident be-
teye he merely soUehi 10 shake hands
with h4 president He had run par
sllcl with the carriages for over a
olock and secret service agent Tyree.
who rode with the president, had or
dered him to get out of the way
Tyreo finally called 10 a trooper who
qil ckly drew his saber and as the man
refused to stop. struck him a blow on
he back.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-23
YOUNG WEBER
IS FOUND GUILTY
OF Numbering His Family TO Get
the Estate
JURY OUTFF TEEN HOURS
BUT RETURNED A VERDICT OF
MURDER IN THE FIRST DE-
GReE-coNvlcTfoN ON
ciRcuMsTANTtAL
EVIDENCE.

Auburn. Cal. Feb. %. Adolph
Weber was today conyictel of mur-
der in the first degree for k Hing his
mother The jury was out fifteen
hours.
Weber was tried for the murder OF
his mother, but he is also accused Of
killing his father, sister and brother
and OF burning the family residence.
The tragedy occurred November 10,
1904, al Auburn. On tha- day soon
after Adolph left his home, il was
destroyed by fire and the other four
members of the family perished Ex
animation Of the bodies taken from
the ruins Of the house showed that
the mother, father and daughter
had been shot, while the dead boy
had been struck on the head with a
blunt instrument
Adclph arrived at the fire before it
was cx,inguished and threw into the
flames a bundle found to contain his
trousers which a few
minutes hofore he had exchanged for
a new pair. This ana 0 her circurn-
stantlal evidence led to his arrest
H. Is sole heir 10 the estate, which
Is quite valuable.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-23
NOT A TRAIN
ENTERS WARSAW
ON RAILWAYS ENTIRE
LY STOPPED AND STRIKE
sPREADs TO TELEGRAPHlsTs
SOLDIERS IN CONTROL.

Warsaw. Feb. 22.-Trafhc on the
Vienna railway has been entirely sus-
pended since early this afternoon.
the entire force of employees includ-
ing telegraphiss, having joined the
strike. Not single train is leaving
Warsaw's grea+ terminus, which is
guarded by a strong force OF gend-
armes keeping back the crowds clam
oring for opportunity to leave the
city. Two regiments Of infantry are
suar5ing the interior Of The staten,
Yards and buildings Chiefs Of engi'
neering department acting as firemen
and engineers attempted to run trains
into Warsaw from outside points, but
none succeeded in reaching the city
having been held up somewhere along
the line
Telegraph and telephone service
service has also been stopped.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-23
HOUSE STANDS
PAT ON ARMY BILL
REFUSES TO ACCEPT ANY OF
SENATE AMENDMENTs-Rlv-
ERs AND HAR5oRs BILL UN.
DER DEBATE.

Washington, Feb -. After a brief
but spirited debate the house today
sent back 80 conference the army ap.
proprlatiou bin All sena'e amend.
ments wore again disagreed 10, Win
tine single exception OF one appropria
ton OF $4,000 FOR continuing the
cable from Valdes 40 Seward Alaska
There was renewed discussion Of
he provision REGARDING retired Off
GERS on duty With militia ot the sel-
eral states. the name 81 General Miles
once more figuring couspIcuouslr ia
the debate Determined opposition
developed 70 a motion by MIR. Ames %
Massachusetts. to agree to the senate
amendment on hat subject which is
favorable 10 retention Of fun retired
psy by Miles and other officers OF
high raull serving with militia organi
zaoions
The balance Of the day was devoted
10 consideration of the river and har
Dor appropriation bill Tho feature
Of the debate on 4hat Measure was
he protes Of certain members Of The
Pennsylvania delegation against the
requirement thaf before tho govern
ment oEpends $500.00e additional for
improving Delaware river below Phil
adelphia, the state of Pennsylvania
should appropriate an equal sum. Tn
der threat by Mr.. Burton to insist
on an amendment striking out the
Improvement provision entirely. op-
position vanished
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-23
JOHN PAUL JONES'
GRAVE LOCATED
Ambassador Porter Tells of Re.
ward OF His Long Search
IN AN OLD CEMETERY
IN PARIS COVERED WITH BUILD.
iNGS THE BONES or THE
FOUNDER OF THE AMER
1cAN NAVY LIE.

Paris, Feb % The feature Of Wash
ington's birthday banquet Of the Am.
lea club was speech ~ Ambassador
Porter detailing the search he has
prosecuted the last figs gears for the
grave Of The fohnder u the American
navy, John Paul Jcnes.
The ambassador related remark
able search made 10 determine the au-
thentic grave of Jones. After long
search il was finally made certain that
The interment was In the now aband
oned Saint Louis cemetery, the ground
Of which had been covered " th build
ings. shaft was sunk seven feet and
the bodies were found undisturbed.
After difficult Negotiations lasting
over a year the proprietors and ten.
ants gave options for the necessary
excavations, waerepHon eg;imates for
the future cost 0f The investigation.
amounting to SS5.0a0, We're recon-
mended % congress BY President
Roosevelt RI the approp.int on Is
refused Ambassador Porter explained
that the opions viii lapse and Il VII
be difficult 70 renew them.
In conclusion The ampassador said.
While ether nations are gather ing
he ashes Of their heroes in their
their ValhaIlas and their
Westminster Abbeys, all that NOR.
tai OF this marvellous organizer of Am.
arican victories upon the sea lies like
an outcast in a squalid sec
tion Of distant cltN in
q neglected grave where II was
placed by the hand Of charity to keep
IL frcm the nnstors field What was
once r6ngecraied ground II desscratedI
night soil aEru ry'ssss. s.rss --a siaisassJt fna
is fitting that an effort be made 70 give
him an appropriate sepulchre at last
n the land Of liberty which his efforts
helped make free"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-23
DIR. HARPER GOES
UNDER THE KNIFE
Distinguished Educator Suffers
From Cancer
STUDENTS PRAY FOR HIM
PHYSICIANS DECLARE THE oPER.
ALTON SUCCESSFUL sUr ARE
SILENT AS TO ULTIMATE
RECOVERY.

Chicago Feb On While at the uni.
yer.ity Of Chicago hundreds Of stu
dents we're asse mbled 10 participate
in prayers for II s recovery DR.. Harp
er president OF the institution, this
afternoon underwent a&seripus surgi.
cal operation in The Presbyterian hos
pital.
The operation from surgical stand
point was a success. the. patient raj.
lied splen1idly from the shock aud is
ton ght in a condition hat gives ey-
cry promise of early recovery from
effects Of the operation. Ultimate re.
covery Is a matter on which the ply
sicians decline to commit ii hemselyes,
but meiely express "the reasonable
hope tnat he disease may be checked.
1t wee found tha Harper was afflic-
ted witb carcinoma OF mo poaterior
head OF colon, and the disease had pro-
gresged so far that il was found inn
possible 10 remove all the diseased
issue
After the conclusion Of he eSopera
ton )r Sem. of Chicago, who was
ona of ,ihe attending pAys ieians, made
The djrec declaration that Dr.. Harp
er wiz afflicted Bith c2ucer. while a
bulletin issued by Dr. Billings said
that Dfs McBarneY aad Bevan we're
of the Qpiuson that the trouble was
cancer Bill ngs himself would ex-
press no opinion After The opera
tion Was over a carefGl examination
was made -oy ph9siclana, and y was
that although all diseared
tissnfs; lad not heen renloyed 1t would
60 Impossible f0 eShlfnue operation
Late t0nIBnr rsas rrva4 ffs-s------- '--.'-'ff-4
ipto comfortable sleep ana was ID
excellent cond tion as far as the I'M
mediate result Of the operation was
No apprehension was eN'
PRESSED as to his RAPID recovery from
the operation proper II was, how
ever. decided By the physicians, 'Aat
II would be necessary 10 continue Tor
some time medical and Xray treat
ment.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-23
FOR GOVERNING THE
PANAMA CANAL
Senate Considers Bill Providing For
Civil Government.

bington Feb 22-The senate
today considered at some length the
blu providing for civil government for
the Panama Caual zone. The quest on
OF The governments ownership Of the
Panama railroad and it's relationship
to general quos.on of government
ownership Of railroads was debated
freely Senator German expressed
The opinion thar Llo general subject
would soon come before congress and
said that he was anxious now TO place
himself on record as opposed TO that
policy Consideration of the bill was
not completed when the senate ad
iourned for want of quorum.
a number OF vi. nesses were exam
incd On behalf of Judge Swayne in
the impeachment proceeding against
him. Washington's farewell address
was read by Mr. Perkins AZ beginning
of the session.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-23
HAS KUROPATK|N
BEEN REPUSLED2
Report Says Japs Have Forced
Him TO Retire
FROM THE SHAKAE RIVER
RUSSIAN MILITARY CIRCLES
SCOUT THE lDEA-LlTTLE
FAITH GIVEN PEACE RU.
MORS AT VIENNA.

st. Petersburg. Feb. Rumors
are current here hat Kuropatllin has
been outhanked by a strong force Of
Japanese in the vicinity OF Sinmin.
tin and compelled to retire from
Shakhe river. but official dispatches
so far made public BY the Associated
Press Mukden adyices give no init,
nation that such contingency is even
remotely possible
Military circles scout the report en-.
trely aud say no body OF Japanese
Of sufficient strength has been report.
ed operating on the Russian right
flank TO force Kuropatkin to abandon
his exceedingly strong position on the
Shakhe without hard fight lasting sew
eral days.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-02-23
SOME QUESTIONS
FOR HITCHCOCK
In Regard to Extending Lease
On Oil Lands
BELONGING TO INDIANS
ARE ASKED BY A RESOLUTION
OFFERED IN CONGRESS-
PUTS SECRETARY IN
A CLOSE PLACE.

Washington. Feb. %. - Another
chapter in The Usage Oil lease incl.
dent developed today when Repre.
sentative S ephens Of Texas intro.
duced q resolution calling on the sec.
rotary Of the interior to furnish the
house with d copy Of the Foster lease
and Of all snh-leases, giving dates of
approval or rejection and all core.
spondence on the subject. Another
resolution Introduced by Stephens
asks under wha. act of congress the
Foster lease was made and unde-
what authority of law the sub-lease
was approved. The secretary is asked
whether he did not ratify the sub.
lease to the Alameda company and
whether this was NOT the first sub.
lease so ratified ana whether he had
not previously refused 10 ratlfy sub.
leases The resolution also calls for
2 list Of officers and stockholders of
the AIameaa company with infornia.
tion as 10 whether any OF these Der.
sons are personally known or in any
way related to him. (the secretary
and II SO, the name OF such person
and how related
The resolution directs the secres
tary TO say whether he did not, oh
February 18th las, in letter ad,
dressed to the chairman OF the com.
mittee on Indian affairs, write that
the commission Of Indian affairs said
is not advisable nor just to renew
and extend the Foster lease ten years,
or any other period, without the
knowledge and consent OF Indians.
The resolution also asks IL secro.
tary aid write such letter, what IN
~ srussyssrs4s,r1sa v4sx
adop ion of the senate amendment to
the Indian appropriation bill extend
ing said lease for ten years on 6S0.00O
acres OF said Usage Indian lands
without first securing the consent OF
said Indians
The statement recently given out
bv Secretary Hitchcock is cited in
which he said: The original Foster
lease was an unheard-of monopoly
and nothing short of a public scan.
dal," and the resolution asks che Sc
cretary 10 state why he now recon-
mends the extension Of the lease.