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Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-11
STATEHOOD BILL AMENDED
Changes Suggested by Committee
Accepted in Senate

WASHINGTON Jan. 1O-frhe sen.
ate today continued consideration OF
the joint statehood bill. the chief ac-
complishment being the acceptance OF
most of the amendments suggested by
the committee on Indian affairs
Speeches were made by Messrs. Stew
art and Newlands.
The former advocated an amend
ment for the protection of the inter-
ests of the Indians in Indian terri
tory and the latter favored limitation
of the area of lands to be sold to in
dividuals.
The bill for the reimbursement of
the American sealers for losses under
the seizures in Bering sea also was
considered but vote was not reached.
Mr.. Cullom, from the committee on
appropriations, reported the legislative
executive and judicial appropriation
bill, and gave notice that he would
call it up for action at the first OPP
portunity.
a number of petitions for the ex-
pulsion of Senator Smoot from the
senate were presented by Mr.. Daniel
who said:
Il present the petitions because the
people have the right to send them
but not because 1 recognize the pro-
priety of them"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-11
BERRY GROWERS MEET
Association Of Tropico, Glendale and
Eagle Rock Elects Officers

Special to The Herald
TROPICO, Jan. 10.-The Berry Grow
ers' association of Tropico. Glendale
and Eagle Rock held business meet
ing and the annual election of officers
at Richardson's hall Monday afternoon.
w. o. Borthick was elected president,
Hess Brewster vice president, Wilmot
Parcher secretary, Dwight Griswod
and Eugene Learned directors. J. w.
Beasley of Los Angeles was appointed
salesman for the ensuing year. Berry
growers representing PAT acres of
Strawberries Joined the association.
The yearly report showed that the
average price per box for the past year
was 6 cents. The net price for the
producer was 1-5 cents. The associa-
tion has extended its scope, and aside
from the wholesale and retail business
of Los Angeles, will wholesale to
large number of outside dealers.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-11
DEADLOCK IN OREGON
LEGISLATURE BROKEN
Election Of Kuykendall to Presidency
Of Senate After 64th Ballot
Allays Differences
av AssncIhled press.

BY Associated Press.
SALEM. Ore, Jan. 1O.--The deadlock
In the senate was broken today by
the election of Senator William Kuy-
kendall OF Lane county to the presi-
dency.
When the higher branch of the leg
islature met balloting was recom-
menced. the deadlock remaining un-
broken until the Gath ballot had been
taken. At this point signs of disaf-
fection in both the ranks of Kuyken-
dali and his opponent, Senator Il. ".
Carter Of Jackson, became apparent
and a recess was taken until 5 o'clock
Garter Immediately made overtures
to Kuykendall which were accepted,
and after several hours devoted to an
effort to induce the Carter followers
to indorse the compromise 1t was an
nounced that caucus would be held.
When the senate reconvened at 5
o'clock Senator Carter. after thanking
his supporters, announced that he
withdrew from the race in favor OF
Senator Kuykendall. The 65th bal
lot was then taken and the twenty
five Republican senator's all voted for
Kuykendall, he being declared elected.
The senate then adjourned until to-
morrow
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-11
FINDS CARPENTER
GUILTY OF CRIME
Continued from Page one.)

the Society for the Prevention Of
Cruelty to Animals by Ex-Governor
Gage in the closing address to the
jury in the trial OF c. NJ. Carpenter
wherein he charged The members of
the society with being "grafters,
Chief Officer thinner said last night:
For eleven months / gave my SER
vices free of all charge to the society.
also gave them my Office and my
horse and wagon, with whi"h to answer
complaints.
"'The work of the society increased
and an office was opened in the john
son building. At that time l retired
from my business and devoted my
time to the work of the society.
my salary is $25 month less than
my actual living expenses.
IF Mr.. Gage can show me where I
have grated on this organization or
where there is any graft connected
with it in any particular, l will agree
to give my services to this organization
for the next ten years free of any
charge Whatsoever"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-11
Deaths at Soldiers Home

Special to The Herald.
SOLDIERS HOME, Jan. 10.-Two
more deaths occurred last night and
they will be both given the usual mill
tary funeral at p. m. tomorrow:
Robert Martin, late of Co. C. Twenty
sixth New Jersey, and Charles II.
Kicker of Co. A, Ninth Minnesota in
fantry.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-11
NEW CITY HALL FOR SAN
BERNARDIN0 PROJECTED
Plan Is on Foot to Issue Bonds and
Erect a Fifty Thousand
Dollar Structure
Special to The Herald. .

Special to The Herald
SAN BERNARDINO, Jan 1O.-A
project is on foot, inaugurated by the
city trustees, to build a new city hall
in this city. The city now has no hall
of its own, but the need for one is
great 1t is proposed to erect a struc-
ture to cost in the neighborhood of
$5OOOO on site owned by the city at
the corner of Fourth and d streets.
Plans were ordered drawn. and if it is
concluded to go on with the matter,
bonds will be voted on by the people
at a special election.
The funeral of Attorney e. r. An
nable was held this afternoon, being
very largely attended by the citizens
of the city and the members of the
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-11
TOO GENEROUS WITH GEMS
Woman Says Husband Failed to Pro.
vide for Her

NiuE IOE FIeT
Because her husband provided her
with uncouth tin cups and saucers with
which to grace the family china closet
while he bedecked his friends Of the
feminine sex with gorgeous diamond
rings, costly necklaces and glittering
sun bursts, Mrs. Florence r. Nettle-
ton yesterday asked Judge Allen in the
superior court to end her domestic
woes.
According to Mrs. Nettleton's diary,
her married life had been happy until
little over a year ago. when her hus-
band made a fatal mistake by handing
out costly gems to other women.
She testified that his earning capacity
was above the average, but that he re-
fused. nevertheless. to provide her with
the common necessities Of life. saying
that as she coined more currency than
he did Il was up to her
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-11
WIFE CHASED BY
IRATE HUSBAND
SAYS SHE WAS COMPELLED TO
DODGE PITCHF0RK
Mrs. Belle 2. Graham Of Compton
Charges Her Spouse With Cruz
elty--Asks Division of
Property

Ten weeks, according to the estiuiat9
made by Mrs. Belle T.. Graham in
Judge York's court yesterday, would
be merely a reasonable time in which
to relate a few Of her domestic griev-
ances against her husband Robert
Graham, from whom she seeks to Sc
cure a divorce.
A valuable estate Is at stake, and
Mrs. Graham's contention is that she
should be at least permitted to break
even in the division of the spoils.
The copartnership Of love was en-
tered into many years ago In the state
Of North Dakota, but in the present
crisis Mrs. Graham appeals to the laws
of her adopted state.
II is admitted that Graham is the
owner of a valuable ranch near Comp
ton. but Mrs. Graham Indignantly in
sists that her husband forced her to
take up her abode in shack,
"He called me a goat" walled Mrs
Graham as she bit her lips and glared
at her husband.
Mrs. Graham asserted than on one
occasion her spouse, with an ugly
looking butcher knife in one hand and
meat ak in the other, paraded up
and down the back yard in anything
but spectacular manner
81 was ashamed to think that 1 had
such husband" said the plaintiff.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-11
Sue for Divorce

Divorce proceedings were commenced
H. the superior court yesterday by
Warran A. Slcdd against his wife
Mrs Minnie Sledd. Mrs. Minnie Logan
against her husband John Logan Mrs.
Margaret Kyle against her husband
Robert Kyle, Mrs. Rebecca f. r. VIII
loughby against her husband George
L. Willoughby and Mrs Ethel Lefevre
against her husband Eli Lefevre.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-11

San Bernardino Bar association. MEM
bers Of the latter acting az pan bearers
AZ meeting Of the board Of man
ayers Of the California state hospital
at Patton last night a contract was let
to Taylor Bros. Of Redlands for the
construction Of cottage to accom-
modate forty patients, the contract
price being about $4,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-11
Improvements for Wilson Trail

Unless all the well-laid plans of Prof.
George e. Hale of the Yerkes Observa-
tory on Mount Wilson utterly fail,
there will be big things doing next
summer on the trail up the mountain,
for he expects the Carnegie people, who
are backing the whole observatory en-
terprise, to expend fully $4,000 in
making the whole nine-mile trail wider
by four feet than it is at present the
greater part of the way up the noun
tain. In the narrowest places the trail
is now about two and a half feet wide,
but this is to be made fully six feet
to allow the heavy castings for the
new observatory to be taken up in
wagons.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-11
DEMAND MEASURE
FOR PURE MILK
REPRESENTATIONS MADE TO
CITY COUNCIL
Local Physicians Suggest the Appoint
nnent Of City 5aeteriologist, Who
Shall Examine Cows
and Diaries
Special to The Herald.

special 10 Inc Herald.
PASADENA, Jan. 10.-At the regular
meeting Of the city council this MORN
ing Drs j. II. Mcbride, Fitch, Mattison
and a number of dealers were on hand
to demand that some suitable arrange
ment be perfected by the city to secure
greater purity of the milk supply of the
city. Drs. r. B. Hoag, Charles d.
Lockwood and +. r. Rowland also
signed the demand submitted to the
council. The physicians suggest a city
bacteriologist. who shall for a fixed
sum per year examine the cows and
oairies where milk is sold.
Bank Officers Elected
The Pasadena National, the First
National and the Union Savings banks
held their annual election of directors
and officers this afternoon. At the
First National the affairs were re-
ported in a most prosperous condition,
the capital having been largely increas-
ed recently. The officers and directors
elected are as follows: President, A.
r. Metcalf; vice president, Ernest II.
May: cashier, II. l.. Stuart: assistant
cashier, S. F. Johnson; directors. A. II.
Metcalf, c. M. Parker, A X. McQuill-
ing, W. r. Barnes, Ernest II. May, I.
Farley, II. c. Hotaling. II. l. Stuart
and William II. Vedder.
The only change i'm the board of di-
rectors was the substitution of c. M.
Parker in the place of II. G. Bennett,
who is travelling abroad this year.
The Pasadena National reelected its
former officers and board of directors,
as follows: President, Gilbert w. Pratt;
vice president, Henry Newly; cashier,
Edward ]. Pyle; assistant cashier, Her.
bert C. Holt; directors, III. r. Lacey
J H. Woodwork, e. ]. Pyle, Isaac
Bailey, L. Perrin, Gilbert w. Pratt,
Henry Newly.
1t was reporter at the meeting that
the capital stock was increased from
$4,000 to 100000, showing a most pros
porous condition.
At the Union Savings bank the for
mer officers were reelected as follows:
President, Robert Eason vice presl-
dent, C. w. Smith; cashier w. M.
Eason; DR.. Norman Bridge and B. f.
Hall, directors. Twenty-Five per cent
of the earnings of the institution this
past year had been carried over to the
surplus fund.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-11
Home

The little resting spots of men
That .eep along Times wall,
Like shadows in the monday glare
Ara kndeat after all.
When wear ed by The morn of toll
Burned with ambitions flame,
'Tis sweet to seek the humble spot
Where some one breathes your mama
Good IIpusekee ping
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-11

mony from her husband. but Mrs.
Graham wants an equal division Of
her husbands estate. In which she
claims there Is a community OF
property.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-01-11
Record for Profanity

She testified that for profanity her
husband was a world beater pure and
simple.
Mrs. Graham next told of game of
hide and seek around the family barn,
in which she and her husband were
the only participants.
Much to her chagrin, Graham ap-
peared around one corner of the barn
with a huge pitchfork in his hand
and Immediately cried, You're it,"
The plaintiff couldn't see It that way,
and instead of scampering to the base,
as is customary in that game, Mrs.
Graham hied herself to the house, and
comforted by her son with fence rail
in hand. she barricaded the house
against the onslaught of an enraged
husband.
Graham also has many things to say
in connection with the case, but Mrs.
Graham objects to some of his asser-
tions.
The plaintiff says her husband origi-
nally charged her with making goo
goo eyes" at the Methodist preacher,
which accusation she emphatically re-
flutes.
Mrs. Graham intimates that her ten
ure of office as the housewife in the
Graham household became unbearable
and she was finally compelled to aban-
don her spouse for better or for worse
ing in peace, said Mrs. Graham with
a sigh.
She is receiving so a week as ALI
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-06-22

During the heavy thunder storm
OF Monday morning, bolt struck
the telephone pole. west of Sou
kup Bros. livery barn, breaking
off one of the arms and some OF
the wires, was conducted along
the wire which is connected with
the telephone apparatus inside OF
the barn. At the time this happen
ed, Bart Soukup and Harry Rose
were sleeping in the room. The
terrific crash awakened Bart who
according to his statement, dreant
about the glorious fourth and IN
an instance the room was filled
with a sulphuric odor and smoke.
The cold Precipitation triekled
freely from the frightened Bar,
who made an unsuccessful attempt
to awaken Rose, but Rose dream,
that he was an angel and therefore
did not care about being deprived
of his bliss and return back TO un'
pleasant reality; for an angel can
not perform the duties of a dray'
man Upoa this Bart inspected every
corner of the room to see II there
is no danger lurking anywhere,
and was conten ded to find the on
Iy damage doI c MAS the burning
off Of both wires, giving him ar
occasion to study the wireless
system.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-06-22

DR.. II. M. Smith dentist OF o.
maha will be in Tabor on or a.
bout July 10th to remain one week
All work guaranteed. Office a,
Tabor Hotel. Watch paper for
further notice.
Contractor Pullman of Lester
vile is building fine residence for
James Smolik, 3 miles cast OF
town. T. v. Ptak lumber Co. fur
nishes lumber for same. Consider
alton 81 200.
There will be dance az Co.
gan's Hall Bon Homme, Saturday
evening June z4th 1905 given ,un'
der the auspices of the X. o. L
NJ. tent. Music by the celebrated
Collins Bros Orchestra of Marcus
Iowa. 1t is the best orchestra tina,
visits South Dakota. All are cor,
daily invited to attend.
Overseer of the race track FIR
Reidinger being informed yester'
day that the west portion of the
track is under water, took a SHOW
el and proceeded in that direction
10 dig a channel thru which the
water might flow away. When he
arrived there, he dug a channel
but the water would not flow. Fr
looked puzzled for a moment
and then he kicked himself. Why
NO water there.
On account of the bad weathel
Corpus Christi day with all its i'm
pressive rites and professions wa:
celebrated in the interior of the
St. Wenceslaus church. The diff
ferent societies in their uniform:
the little maidens were included
in the procession ranks. which
presented to the spectators a pic
ture of beauty worthy OF admira
ton.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-06-22
Get READY FOR
Attn OF JULY
Tabor WIN have ono Of the best
Celebrations ever held In
Bon homme County
A good time as
sured 20 all.

This years 9TH of July celebra-
ton will mark an epoch in the
history of Tabor's celebration; for
the greatest care and patience was
taken by the committee in prepar-
ing the program. They judicious-
ly selected nothing but the best,
and owing to the fact that every
business man and resident of Ia
Dor work in concord; it is as plain
as daylight that the celebration
will be one not. having an equal
heretofore. Our business men have
realized the power Of entertaini ne
they also Iealized the benefit arris.
ing therefrom. and arrived at the
conclusion that few dollars spen,
in this direction will be returned
in many ways. II we are to have a
good town we must induce the
people to come here. Il is emerge
:ic, apd speculative men that sue
coed in. building up a town; in
which. respect we are not behind
Others. A good comparison Car
be drawn from a plant; If there is
life in it. it will grow and bear
fruit; likewise a town where there
is life and where there are energet'
ic and public spirited citizens; II
will continue to grow and the
builders of this town will realize
the fruit of their toll in the many
business institutions; in the beau
tiful and picturesque residences
prosperous aspect of the whols
town.
Therefore we say, that since Ia
Dor will celebrate the 4th OF July
in so doing it makes one mighty
step towards this end. and il thi:
same enterprising spirit dwells a
mong the businessmen and resid'
ents in general, this Utopian idea
of model town may materialize
in the near future.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-06-22

Mig. BY NATIONAL 1EDIcAL co.
sheldon, lows
FRANK HoRAcEK, Tabor. : 81 4,
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-06-22

Several terribly mutilated corps
es of unfortunate CANNES have
been found lying on the railroad
track near town last week, which
occurance serves as a warning to
the proprietors. of these house pets
to keep them, for safety sake
chaineb up; whereby such horri-
bic disasters will be eradicated.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-06-22
Beaver Creeks Defeated

Ii was not luck but skill OF the
J. ]. Rezac nine that caused the
Beaver Creeks to meet their Wa
terloo." A game of ball was play
ed by these mines last Sunday a
bout 4 miles north east OF town;
one holding a record of defeating
Lestervilie in two consecutive
games: the other holding none.
But the nine of.no distinction had
an unexelled pitcher whose name
it carries and also had a good
short-stop in the person Of Jos. Sva
tos. With such capacities, moth
ing else could be anticipated but
that the Rezac team would run
their score up to IS to 7. Mneh
credit is due to umpire James
Smolik who dictated the fates oil
both mines in an impartial man
ner and to the satisfaction OF both
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-06-22

Annual Meeting Grand Lodge 81
Benevolent and Protective Order OF
Elks; BlIficlo y. Y. July IL 10 18Th
one fare plus 8 zoo for round trir,
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-06-22
rlain Street Improved

This week Main street vas lc-
veled with a grader and now traf-
fic is made much easier. II would
not be bad idea to have gravel
distributed over it to make its
foundation more solid.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-06-22
MILWAUKEE RY REFUGEES RATES

The Inter, a;l1na, Convention Unit;
led Society Oi Christian Endcver, AT
Baltimore Md. july 5th 20 10th. Tick
cts one fare plus : Zoo for rOune trip,
Annual Conven Cion Natl Education
al Assn, AShE ury Park NY. July 3
To eth one ff.re for round trip.
Annual Meeting Grand Lodge 81
Benevolent and Protective Order 81
Elks; BtIiiclO y. Y. July IL 10 18th
one faro plus 8 zoo for round trir,
Farmers Natl Congress: Richmond
Va. Sept II to END :one tare for
round trip.
G.. A, r. Encampment ~ :. ID. ut
Aberdeen June cath: one fare for
round trip.
International Convention of United
Society Of T.. E., Baltimore Md. July
D 10 10th: one fare plus 500 for round
trip
Annual Meeting 5. ID. Medical Assn
Deadwood July 9Th and 9th one fare
for round trip.
Farm for Sale. In ORDER 10 settle an
Estate OF Vac. Bot "a; will sell
the following described farm,
to the highest bidder: preserve
right to refuse any and all bids
NV 4 Section "a, Twp. % X.
IS situated about q of mile
north west OF Tabor. The bids
are to be in writing, se,nled and
addressed to me- Said BIDS will
be. sppened and read June so 'o5
Geo Tvunec
Tabor s. d
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-06-22
ABOUT TOWN.

James AuStSia VI lyhe'
seen on our streets.
Anything In the printing line Is
done In an attractive manner ut the
Independent.
Geo. Lieber a hardware man
of Yankton was here on business,
Monday.
Will sell trimmed hats and fan
cy lace collars at cost.-Mrs. M.
Melmer.
John Kutak of Chicago, repre-
senting Korbel Bros. in town on
business Monday.
Jos. Hruska is having a well
made on lot west OF Main street
this week.
Jno. Matuska's tonscria build
ing is treated to a coat OF paint
this week.
Mrs. Mat Reidinger of 1yndall
was visiting with her son Frank
on EIiIdy la-t.
Mrs, F. Falkenburg of Scotland
is visiting with Mrs. J. M, Petrik
this week.
Chief Petrik and Jos. Hruska
of our fire force left for Armour
Wednesday morning.
Andy Cole left for Armour
Tuesday to attend the ,hremen's
Tournament which is held there,
Chas. Wagner of Wagner is in
town this week visiting. He is
working for his brother Fred; at
that place.
Mrs, ]. Horacek and Mrs. ]. a.
Dvorak were at Lesteryille Mon
day visiting with relatives and
friends.
Mrs. JOS. Petrik and Mrs. w. j.
Dvorak of Chicago, left for Scot
land Monday to visit relatives and
friends at that place.
Jos. Horacek is managing the
Ptak Lumber Yard owing to the
resignation of v. ]. Wagner who
will go into saloon business.
Nv. HARPER is the acme of
excellence in whiskey production
safest and most satisfactory for all
uses. Sold by Hruska & Trunec
Frank Reidinger sold his saloon
to v. J. Wagner and Mike Welt
Tuesday. Here is luck to the new
proprietors.
Fred Lund of Yankton is in
town this week doing some repair.
ing on the telephone system
which was slightly damaged by
Mondays storm.
A letter from Jos. Kyzivod
a former resident of this town has
been shown to us, the contents OF
which were to the effect that ne
gets along well in Califoria.
Anton Kortan purchased
a quarter section of land oil Mrs.
Wilhemina Schneider thru the
real estate firm of Wagner Bros.
last week. Consideration $1,000.
Vac. Hynek one of Bon HON.
me county's old settlers departed
Tor Lis n4llvr land Bohemia
where he will stay for some time.
We wish him happy journey.
For Photographs of yourself, IA
mily, farm or cattle 60 to the Ia
Dor Studio. Best pictures at low
est prices. Lewis Welt. Photogra'
pher.
Now is the time to buy your &C.
ment. The J. II. Queal Lumbe,
Yard has large stock of the bcs
Yankton cement which will go a
Is cents per sack, former price s.
Miss Josephine Hanousek, whC
has been teaching school in low;
is visiting with the family of V
Rysavy this week. She will SCOT
leave for the home of her parent.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-06-22

Annual Meeting 5. ID. Medical Assn
DeadwOod July 9Th and 9th one fare
for round trip.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-06-22

G.. A, r. Encampnent ~ :. u. ut
Aberdeen June cath: one fare for
round trip.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-06-22

Sale bills arc done at the In
dependent in both English and
Bohemian languages with neat
ness and dispatch and at a'low
price,
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-06-22

The Inter a'l6r@, Convention Uni;
led society Of Christian Endcver, al
Baltimore Md. July 9Th 20 10th. Tick
cts one fare plus : 100 for rOunc trip
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-06-22

Annual Conven Cion Natl Education
al Assn, Ashb airy Park NY. July
To eth one ii.re for round trip.