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La Junta tribune., 1905-11-29
Sale Of School lsnds.

NOTICE u HEREBY GINEN THAT
~ wtll -rll at public suction. 10 the highest
tssfl.i bl~ bidder the 18th das 90 n.scsfT-
tzHr Iss. at .. Cis-s. at ihs o.fics sf th.
state t-sr,i - Isand Con uli--iatsr-. Capitol
Builiins D~utst, Colorado. 'he fslloWlng de
rrit-,'t lanis situate Il otero county, Colo
szfio. sir
Al af sectiaa - tosn.hip - soafh. rang. -
a.-t minimum price I-rr acre y.
Nzlue - improvements. on this land aI-
praised bg this department. sln
DNu-r - Improvements J. n jones.
sale application No- tsss-
NJ land all h. odd at l-ss than the mini
uagan pgc- ~ aerr. a. s,S-F above. The par
tract Etil h. odd described AtrS--b~ th.
Term .f t,aru.ut shall y. a. folloxs. via. (.
On lanis srllius for SO tn s. PER acre. 10 t--f
csut - the Isdrrhs-s ussusisy the day uf sale
~ balance ia c4<hisru ssllasl au1ual I.ay u.uis
81 l~sr erut, ter Hnuun. L.aflfis -s-lliHR at
Hnos~ thal 81 ser acre ami l..S than 81 pr
arra - . cent cash Ga the daY ~ sale the
haisurs IN funrts-a sssHal annual pat m-.rt< at
Err cent tsr auuun- Lsusi- s-llinR for s.
sud uFaar1t- - I--r ceai- cash, susi the balanc.
On -Treu s~Iaai aauual fssl n~ntz a. I-sr cent.
Interest. II the purchats.-r dos not own the
sals. furciaa-sr all sKrcuts h-susi. prusri-d
iu >=ctiau :. art of JuiY II. is.i. Purchasers
mu-t - cttlHens - the Cnit-d States. or PER
sszas ato have dsciar~-i their iutsutipn of b.
csszliHs srrt- Purchaser must LAY apprai=e-
ulrnt aIid advert &-iug f---s.
NARk q WOODRUFF.
EeSisfsF STATE Board sf LAID C.sfnaii .io1ers.
b ir-t futl ltcafissgl. NnrsfHt-r = Isstf.
Last Isuhlicat5ssu- November - t.sa
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-29

THE great reform wave" which
Is now sweeping the country Is due
To strike Colorado within a very few
months. Patriotic citizens are al
ready alive to this fact and are
planning a grand campaign to rid
our state Of political and civic cor
ruptiun. The State Voters League
i a new organization for good
government in Colorado. Its motto
Is: A Square Deal for Ever
Voter Every legitimate means
viii be used to put honest. fearless
and efficient men in public office.
An effective law regulating the
state and savings hanks. and a pri-
mary law. restoring to the people
the right Of nominating candidates.
will be its especial objects. II will
have no measures upSn which large
numbers Of sincere people disagree.
IL is in no sense a new political
party. The league viii obtain its
members from all parties. and urge
attendance upon conventions Of men
of character. II VIII keep in touch
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-29
To Nm e STEELE. WHOSE ADDgEs.
= kL.-.r =. L..l..-...l.. .--4 =. x.h..-. .

To WM. STEElE' WHOSE ADDRESS
j. Rosy Ford. Colorado. zz4 - whom IL
rray cursorrzfs
lals z--i saes - yoa a. h--eby rsosize-d and
i1fe-zasa sA@s At a osrsziE tax -@le duly sdse--
ti-et zu7 bid s1s the eussn-E treasurer II ptero
cssu1zF. state - ts.lsra1a. On the 9iSt day Of
n-c@zrh~r- A. n 1871. aid treasurer duly
p4.e-rd fuf sale fss- the d~liugn-nf tzx-S of the
yea A u. f.se duly s-==--es. thc-es.u. the foa-
lowing sts--criiG real s~fAte -ifuatesi in O-e-n
cssuury- state cf Cslnrasio ts-xifs
Ih~ c@-f hzG of the -c1fkve~t quarter
lEts>N and the southwest quarter iSN- ,
q the -szthw-<f quarter lSWlai cf ->ctioa
eixtr = township fx~zfy -fos- ~ -oufk Of
1aart-r NV % the uo-fh~sst quarter
f>Nas of s-cfin1 .~r-ns--a IN. in tpxz.hit,
fx-ary-sorr - -<Su1k II rane- tfty-<ir issi
vs--ss Containing ooe Szsdr-3 zad sixty iissp,
survey all - such real estate h-in< ss-----~a a.
trscT and at f.,saI value ct SO and The
s-ns1Df OF III. Gelic4ue-r TAI fher--rn eeia<
60 Itsf o. aid date -eid county treasurer
sd al of said lzad< to W = Hariltou 70
~.ti-fy AID pay said taxes ~ deiinssnent- and
daily Is-n--i ~ said rarrhaser tar sale Ger
ti1czte cs purchz-> Nc .Ies evid>1cinx said
ssle-
Hazl3ta-1- duix assigned said tar sale c--ti~-
and s..zl holi-- the---sf.
Wow. th>r~fo--- ,<ssic~ i h~--hy xiver. a. fr
ia~ rrovld-i- that the ri-s- for the r-i~- psl<sa
cf -sid raj state fro-n SAID tsx sale afo-s=zii
znd that II st@ SANE is bot redeemed hy said
date xin .psay 70 -h- treasurer ct aid Os~-o
csrz-ty. Colorado. for tan c--ss for -sid Lands
st-zr- dr-c-1t--d
Iszs-<i this ssa cay ef Nose-t-- 4 D. rs1
ROBT W PATTERSON.
rI-=- -izAi icz-su-- <s-e-t-- :. rsrL
LAT Eut.srs-ieel- D--c-zbe-. !. rss-
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-29
e..rsi.n'. Petition to Sell Real e.,.,e
STATE oF COLORADO. H. the county
tns1NTl 90 bTTEn \" cuurt in probate
vN THE NATTER or THE ESTATE DF

STATE oF COLORADO IL the county
ina'Nrl 90 DTTEn - Z esaurt IN probate
II THE MATER OR THE ESTATE Or
l~esle y Ealarids~, mlnnr. Orier to
sha@ ean-~ On t-tition for sAle af real estate.
1.I- matter css7ntnE an 10 - heard this
si-t aaY - Nuvrutt-rr \ y. isai. ut-sa the -
titiun rie-1 hsrsin by Charles ~ BAldrtdx..
guardian uf l---l. y. Rzldrids-r minor heir IL
aid estate, Tor the al. of the follo~ine de-
srrit-h r~sl estate. or PORTION thrr-,sf, to-~ts
southeast quarter Of ~sctisu eiehi -. township
twenfY -fnur "a =ncth of raus- nfty-.v- 80
~--t- Tor th- purF-s-e os putting the money
ari-ln. ft-frfrssnn cot Al Interest. educating
AID uaTd snd for the t-ssi Interests 81 her said
estate ADD il Dow apT-arIns to the Court
-reuBsi- exist inr Tho al. q al Of said real
estate.
NoN- therefore. u J. n-isr-si by the Coarf
that J-~-is h. BAlirlas@. aid HsiIor. BE- and
-ssd to.u-t in th- city - La Iuuts cssunt, and
-tsfs sfor~-aid ou the ssth day Of D-c.mhsr
A ID f.C. 81 the hssur of 10 o'clock in the fcr~-
nf-su q sald day. thea and th-r. tn .ho~ eauSe.
II AM ttsrr b.. wty ardrr shntld uot h-r
made dirs--tin tn. ~aid Charie- y. Baldride-.
--sl state raar b. n-c-Ssary FOE the y,art-.-e
sg--cite-t Ia aid f--fifion.
IL J. furtt-- uFsir-s-i that this order he pub
li-ss-a for At l=As; four successive Nr-k- in the
La Junts lrs rstgue- -s-zi-~-~sly pablie n-N--
psr--- rutli-tes8 IN aid csuuty.
II i further n-st~rs-f that Geo A kleorr-
"a Of -aid eouuty uf Ciz.ru. r. and he J.
h~r-t5y aEtsaiutszi guardian Nd liiehn fcr aid
is-sis r. h$ldftdrr. saIrsor. - rrpr--ssut said
n iEas a. sald Asar!n<
Al WALLIS
County Jndsrs
Las ruhiieat5s-. p-c~utser = 1856
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-29
FRED B. MASON. Ediior and Proprietor
PUBLISHED WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
WEDNESDAY. NOV. -. 1895.

q. -, IUNTA BE- q city " s.as. Pap
u uIatiuu aHd tho cuunty -"at Of
So " .:: e: /: + T.: 4: ;:. a: j: ]: !:
-9NsolG m4ls. -vuthes.t - Denver. =
SC- mll.- east - Pueblo. aud -
o. lf-- narth AMI east sf Trinidad. The santa
h. R.lIrssad Ctarauy ~HT-rnsissi sIs,ntus in is.a
tor t.-ri aueut csliztFrttssn sork consisting nf
rarhine .hnr-i- -torcht.tizs. addition T. rsunsi-
hnu.s ftlundFy and tst-i v's af-b1l- The aitt-
tt.i. l. sa.i frrt- aud the climate. tskeu the
year r,fund DO l4u-t -tIFIs ss-d- Alrnssst constant
.uu M rharartsrJEr- the slutsFs sad y h-itly
cloudy day Is a rarity. La juuta has all the
ustfaEallta con srnis urs's nessieti hy city oI
= us population, Including many mtlss of
Bfirk -idrpa a g--rfss-t - stem - -auitaf1
ssNrFaEr, al electric light plant Nhirh up
tils- 40 alladaY sud all night srrrlcr, water
sofss owned bI the city, plant log The rIauu
fsrtufs u artificial ice three rural FREE delivery
r,iutas Hfe deTa ftHssut. Telephone -Ystsu 18th
lfssi s1ltssFib-r-. free rRrhhnE~ with kurkf
Ford Hut lang lIsfHurs CsFrusfftun- With any
tart nf tts state "a -ch,-fi system - -rll-d 10
% city lU The state. rHu pioy laE tssuty y--rYen
tnarh-Fs iH = Ft-fsaa ten rsurrhs's, fifteen serrst
aud iratFrual nFtFfs. tHu hama ss9tss capital
and 50. "a. d-I-ss4tss tirrr ue~frIa Iars. oI-sFa
hou-s 81 20 rating sAisalft, hFtrs plant 81
- 90. uhiig cHtsritY, Hnauufarf airing lest 4Ial
tty ~ yitfihrd brfrk huuF mill . % l.srr~is
dsily capacity ttauiau trm~nt Hlfcs Plant,
.urluyiuE tgFutY five uusHE canning fsctuTI.
s.-cnud Target iu th- tate 10 fact, Ia juuta
s. - the h-=t towus II IL -ir- iu the stats
~ Colorado.
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-29
Notice OF Pueiiestien.
- -. - oElI6. !.

HNruD STATES LtSB bFFTrE At &
EJEHItF. Colo. octsst--F NJ list,
NOTICE i HEkkhh aiNfN IHAf fhE
~ f,flssiue usfsi -~tflrr tH- rls~i nssttcs -
his tutrutissu Ia ulsss tual prJ-f IA sapI-4ff ~
III claim. sul that -urt FrF=f eiia - aaaItr f-
f,sFv tts risr. = "a district Quart Al L. a1La
4 ul.Hrasfi1. uu lH71rrl H-F ~ Isl via IoAn n
Nel-ssu, "a q IiaELs fEr thH -slthH~-t s4gHr
-ssatkea-t IaArtHs, ssctlan "a tu~n~hlp =
-ssafh- .iif lssts ! sEsi -stlJhsast q0artFT
nsfrthrast quarter. -ectt1u a township -
-.ssItt. Eau.s = Rs-f aft J.
Tie uauf~- rhs fnileElug -ltue-=r- - srt5rH
hir csEaf fAnU.Is fs-sisirfrs us-Ia aud rultIt
II ~ land. tis- Frsst y. Nali4Hetf=. ssessFsT
y Mcssulsg- John a. Jeaa-il Sylvester Az
ztlua all - hul=ssr. fsaliiraaiss
4 ABBEY R-zistef
ir-t lsgtlicstissa Nos~ahrF .. ~.
Last "a - too ussr~a1 t-rr 8 tsfa
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-29
Desert lsns. Frsi e,oof--hotee for
Publication.
INIrEu srtrEs LsSp oFFIrE
PEEHLu. Cote. NoFru taf q tisf.

INIrTu sTtrE~ LkHu pFFEcE
FEEHEat Cote. NoFrd t-uf q tisfs Z
NOTICE l. HEHEEh 6tNEN THAT
~ Thssslurc 4. Hsurf. uf hsasrr. GtilIsrastsi,
hs, aiszi nastirs nf iuI~utsuu t. make pr,-pt ai
ht, tte--rt. laud claim No - for the east half.
--ction - to~uship = -sluth. raurs . wrzt.
t-fssr~ tn tuItszt ~-Atrs LsHa ofllcs ~ Fussie,
,aiouaIi... ga N.nsisy, tt~ istk asy - iAss-sas-
t-f Eso.
Hs nansrs the tsils1uluT Witus~-e- Co. pruss
the rsEfH fl~ts lrsi eag su aiai -sia FsNfu . sid
land ttru-es : Henry, 81 fs.nr-f. CalorNEt.i 3
Eii-u {. HenrY. - nSnvss, Calo-szta. &. L
----isy - Ia Iunta. Cssiurssio. frsssrs- a Al
ss-r La 1auts- Eciorata.
4 AEHEN. Re.isser.
y! ~ fsutl iestisst Navsrtrf -
L4s-t lsalA ieasisii.. De- itsr n Iis1
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-29
Desert Lard. Final ereef--setiee for
euelicstien.
TxrrEn <TsrE- LENu OrFICE
FrNala. tuLn- NUEtah@r s. Iz.E

rNrrHn ~rkrr~ LtNu OrFIcE
FrEsLo tuLn4. NUEtHatsy s.. Iz.ts
NOTICE. l. HEREBY GIVEN THAI
~ Edlsa e Hsu-r- - Dave Ess1si-E.ifs- has
fiji iaasics e iatenfiuu 81 SAKE r-a-a. a.
sts-asrt-lsrasi rlat-n NJ - tpr IT, -slthur-f
ar1sr -srsissa "a us-tA zs-t gaftsr. -s-ct it
- tsFNa-hip = sssufh. rs1ze - Ersfs t-lure th-
Iuir=i state Isud tt-.ies e. fuetEa G ~ p-a5os
"a Noas1av tie fs-h dss q De- t-T. -
He us-sss-s the fulln~lng ulrEr~zas - prove
fhs rsz frt@ l-r8Eatisssl azsl ~ sE1at f "a u
Land a. l. --@a-r - Ia Ja-5a- Calurssssss +
Ttl-z.ture e. HHnrF- ssf fAauFe-s gs1farastu.
tiecfzr : HenrY e u,sars.s gals-ste. lie-srex
A kiisa1-- af Ia Iruts Z saisz-atus
: A ABBEY Eseist--.
First Esuslicas fsszl. N-,tsaate- : Issf
Last fsgsEd icatisszzs T.sesrsk~r II rss5-
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-29

lr has been decided that the presi-
dents forthcoming message 10 con-
vreSs will be submitted to the senate
and house Of representatives on
Tuesday, December 5th. Grafters
Of high and low degree are anxious
" waiting to see what the president
Is going To do with his big stick.
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-29
Aepiies,ien to tssse State tsnas.

uTFurT uF TuE ~TkrE BokEl.
% LkNu tusNi->IuNHE-
NsNNEE. Cote. tAcffHtrF y. issH
NOTICE i HEREIN GIVEN THAI
~ 5ssuafhan OSh1Fn. uhn-e T-sstsf.sl-.
asidFsss j. Ia iuufa. GaluTzsis ga pct~i-af Q
. fi.EA uIsd~ apIlicstissu No isss te the stat
EaArd II Land f,sHa M ississtFFs "a l-s-- thH
follnstnz dr-crlt.-d lnstFruuity -chf-a lSllis
climate Ia btsra ratEutY- tolpfHdas tas-slt.
Narth halt - ss1ttsfzf quarter of --Ctssaa :
tsga=htp - -tzizfh. -ausr - vel
No - tef appltratisaa 60 lrs-s the atriss Or
-rrtt-st IsTrnaisrs ~ sshseetlurls sRhluSt the
Ht-sfr application al D. cslss-tiis rrsi aftsr
NnKrf1 h-F =. Essis
MAEk e.. WpupRTFF.
E@sisier ~tats fL.anf Land Comm issl sssis -
tlr-t IsltllrafllsH- NoNTu-tssF O. issH
Last tllst1 "a lfsE. Nos~Hl tsr =. iiss
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-29
Desert Isne. eirsI p,oet--soties for
1ueiicstion.
TNIrEn SrkrE- LtNu OFFFrH
EsaaFNrn EuAn NHssa.-ss h-- fslf

NlrNn - AZ A-aNu AffffB
TUEHEln. f'uLn. Nusrsf b. a. fssfi
NOTICE l. HEREBY HikEN THAT
~ tse-qrgr ~tua = Hrufy. - IAlNTr tuislrsfiss.
ka- sissi tsfsties - iufrntsuu 70 nsass ufu-f gu
MS si--szrt -larid eiaia NJ - Tor tts -sssIf b
half 80 =. fouusktp = -ssuft- raase -
wet t-fu-- the O. ts-t state LaaHd u'1.ie~ At
Fuehln. Gnlurasiss. 90 Na1aiay tks tsth Aay of
Is-rrsu fsHr IsC.
he aans-- the fcii.sllg vifaa--e= o. r.rex-
~ fsasa ri~ts irrizafla1 aai rHi lsts- & u
Iafsst Ellen e. Hrury. - rs~-lra-. galss-sstc, !,
Ttesstszrs q. Hsrry. - Dave. talfs-sstu. G. l.
>s,ief - Ls Juntz Eulurssia. ts-1rss A. Nil
: a ABBEY. R-elst-r.
2 1T fszltsiirafifsra Novsurt-rT :, fisr.
L-s-t Ia ~ ir1.faam- GAsresIt=s J.. Ii.Gs
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-29

ab-,r= r.stulrs-d the said plaintiff 4ill tAk-
iutts1n~ut against Yssu ~ default accoriiuz to
the ITsHrr sf tho con lialnf-
tffs~a under ms hsua znd -ssl ssf ssid tourt
a. Il 1uuts. Ia aid touufY tht- 9Th dag Of
fhctsstrr 4. u ls.G.
J. b PEARGE
~EtLl Glsr. Of the District Court
ri psIi.liration. NoFeuut-rF Is. fssa
ta-t putlirafissu. Is-r.siit.-r d. Esn
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-29

An Oklahoma girl advertised for
a husband and got him The total
expense for advertising. wedding
outfit. etc, was Sll. He died with
in a year. leaving her an insurance
policy of $4,000. And vet some
people claim it doesn't pay to adver-
tise.
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-29

with all candidates for state offices.
and look carefully into their public
and private records. II will fear
lessly and frankly publish the facts.
Every voter may then act intelli-
gently and not vote in the dark. as
many DO now.
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-29
Retiee es Payment Of 8ocds-

N,ss5e~ 81 tsrrty aivsH ihst ali - pr~farrsi
Tas tf- .sif. az t=i- t.-acsi - til.r t.sr %
- Dt~rss ln ths -tni- .f tg4urssts IN -Atisfac
tsssu - yutssnsssi lsraat--r iaths issa- AZ the
,lfics 81 the cssss1tiE trrastirrT ~ Il Junta- l
fsrafs ar a. ttr tsuafal y Nsfis.izal Kauk "a rhr
rlts # Nss Aark. ~ ths ,sgiflfsn q th- hal'sr
iutsif-t tis-s t-ltisf- all Graz thirty d s5-
fr,s11 date ~ sF.t Qualification.
i-srai ~. n. stfstfts
f-suii ~. q. 1900.
iLaal Nst a. tissfs
a. A EEEEHnHN
Traa=ursr - ttts'ra ctSlufy a,llsratilt
"a Iuuta. fstia-- NoF~Hltar fsth- Es-ss
ira riihl irHfifal. Nsss. - iasG
t-a-t fa1tiiarar ilt11. De r. $50
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-29
M.Rk q WOODRUFF.

Esst-feF STATE Board af LAID Commissioners.
fir-t rutlscafissg, Nns.fut-rr : nsif.
Last Huhilcatifsu- November - ls.i
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-29
Notice ., apeIie.,iea for Ia. oeeJ.

Firet yss ieHf5sszi. Nors7st-sr "a Is6
Las funi acat5s-1. p-c--nl-er = 1856
La Junta tribune., 1905-11-29
Sarmo rs

STATE or COIoEAuo. II rHE
GrENT1 or oTEEo H-TEICr CogET
LYDIA GARDNER PiAiaiis.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-02-24
800 Reward, 800

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all its stages, and
that is Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is
the only catarrh cure now known to the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being a
constitutional disease, requires a consti-
tutional treatment Halls Catarrh Cure
is taken internally, acting directly upon
the blood and mucous surfaces of the
system, thereby destroying the founda
tion OF the disease, and giving the pa
tient strength by building up the con
stitution and assisting nature in doing
its work. The proprietors have so much
faith IN its curative powers that they
offer One Hundred Dollars for any case
that it fails TO cure. Send for list of
testimonials. Address +. j. Cheney Il
CO., Toledo, O. Sold by all druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for .constipa-
tion.- Stoddard & Halstead.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-02-24
PANAMA RAILROAD.
II. $. Senate Discusses Govern
ment Ownersh p of Railroad
on the lsthmus.

Washington dispatch, %: The senate
today considered at some length the bin
providing a civil government for the
| Panama canal zone The question of
the government ownership of the Pan
anna railroad and its relationship TO the
general question of government owner
ship of railroads was debated freely.
Senator Gorman expressed the opinion
| that the general subject would soon
come before congress and said he was
anxious now to place himself ON record
as opposed to that policy. Conisdera
tion of the bill was not completed when
the senate adjourned for want of
quorum.
Senator Kittredge said the provision
for the government ownerhsip of the
railroad was intended only to facilitate
work on the canal and avoid asking
favors from banks when funds We're
needed.
Senator Golman explained that the
provision was a matter of convenience.
He did not doubt that the selected bank
would be benefited, but he did not be-
AiNbN tIlttt iiCtu bt hb tuiiSotL VI 1Oss.
Senator Gorman also spoke of the ac-
QUESTION of the Panama railroad, say
ing that w.4ile he did not believe in
the principle of government ownership
he was prepared to defend the acquisi
ti0n of this road because it was neces-
sary to the construction of the canal.
Senator Bailey acqri riesced in the
opinion that the acquisition of the rail
road was in accord with sl uni business
principles.
Senator Patterson expressed his opin
ion on the subject of government owner
ship, saying that he did rot regard such
ownership as an unmixed evil. He
favored the acquisition of the Panama
road, as ii would enable the government
to demonstrate the effect of national
control in snch business.
Continuing, Senator Patterson said
that to call President Roosevelt the
student of Mr.. Bryan was an injustice,
for they had both taken their lessons
from the same source. He eulogiZed
the pressi lent for his attitude, saying
that he had done more to check agita
tion than all the railroad officials and
their supporters had been OF would be
able to accomplish. He hoped the
president would pursue the policy en-
tered upon, and he believed that gov
ernment ownership must come unless
the power 10 fix and maintain rates is
conceded, "because, he added, as
distinguished gentleman outside of this
chamber has said. the people of this
ountry have made up their minds that
if the railroads do not go out of the
government, the government will go
into the railroad business.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-02-24
STATEHOOD BILL LOST.
Senate's Action Sounds Death kneIl
for Measure.

Washington, Feb. 24.-The political
play of the party leaders in both
houses seems certain to result in the
absolute defeat of all statehood legis-
lation at this session This fact is
greatly deplored, especially with ref,
erence to Indian Territory, where ev.
erybody acquainted with the facts re-
alizes that something should be done
TO give the people some kind of gov
ernment and where, except for some
there is nothing in the way of lawful
authority for the governing of more
than half a million people.
The relations between the leaders
In the senate and the house have be-
come considerably strained in conse-
quence of the coup brought out by the
Democrats with the aid of a few Re-
publicans in the senate in so changing
the bill as to provide for statehood for
New Mexico
In an effort to bring about an agree
ment between the two houses 1t is un-
derstood that Speaker Cannon sent an
that in view of the course pursued in
the senate of making a party question
of the statehood matter Ii would be
impossible to secure agreement on
terms other than those of the original
bill as 1t passed the house.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-02-24

Marion dispatch. %: David Nj. Way
who died at the hospital at Des Moines,
Ia, on Monday last, from injuries sus-
tanned in the wreck of the Milwaukee 8
flyer at Melbourne, Ia, week ago,
was popular and respected citizen OF
this place. lie was veteran of the
Civil war and helped in "blazing the
trail through the pathless wilds OF the
old Dakota Territory Those of his
neighbors who remember him as an
early pioneer have many stories to tell
of his generosity and willingness to as
sist bis less fortunate fellow. settlers ON
the bleak and friendless plains OF pio
neer Dakota. This reputation so well
earned followed him wherever he went
in his later years and will in the years
to come serve as shining monument
to bis memory and as an example to the
present and future generations
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-02-24
MURDER ADDED TO ROBBERY
Minneapolis coachman Dies of Wounds
Received in Holdup.

Minneapolis, Feb. 24.-The robbery
and shooting affray at the residence
of Dr. Mueller, Feb. IA, has developed
into a murder.
Emil Roggatz, coachman for DR..
Mueller, shot down by three masked
thugs, who are still at large, died dur
Int the day at the Swedish hospital.
At nearly the same hour Don, the faith
full st. Bernard dog who sprang to the
rescue of Mrs. Mueller when she was
being chased through the house by one
of the thugs and saved her life, died
at the Mueller home.
Blood poisoning developed from the
bullet which was imbedded in Rog-
gatz' stomach and was the immediate
cause of death. Before his death
Roggatz was able to give a good de-
scription of his assailants.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-02-24
WORK or RESCUE I'M ALABAMA
CCLLIERY PRACTICALLY AT
a STANDSTlLL.
EIGHTY-THREE BODIES TAKEN OUT
ACTING GOVERNOR ORDERS IN
vESTIGATION INTO CAUSE
OF DISASTER.

Birmingham, Ala, Feb. 24.-Eighty'
three bodies of victims of Monday s
explosion have been taken from the
Virginia mine. Seven more are In
sight and after they are removed
active rescue work will cease and the
work of pumping the flooded portion
of the mine Will be begun, as 1t has
been found impossible to rescue the
bodies of the men in that part of the
mine until the water is gotten out.
Acting Governor Cunningham has
ordered a rigid investigation into the
cause of the disaster.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-02-24

Miller dispatch, %. Paul Scott a
nergo restaurant man, will have to an
swer at the April term of circuit court
for selling intoxicating liquors in his
restaurant without a license. His place
of business is adjoining a salo on, and
through window, it is alleged. the
liquors are handed IN and disposed Of
at any hour of the day or night. Scott
is the individual who is ut the head
of the enterprise to locate 100, 0C0 ne
groes on lands in the vicinity of Mitch
ell. which project has aroused public
talk to the extent that if it takes any
definite form measures will be taken to
prevent its being carried into effect.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-02-24
LEADER OF POSSE SHOT.
Marshal Hunting Horse Thieves Killed
by Indian.

Sloan Springs, Ark, Feb. 24.-John
Henry Vier, deputy United States mar
shall of the Indian Territory, was shot
and killed in the Territory sixteen
miles west of here by Charlie Wickley,
a Cherokee Indian. Vier, with posse,
was hunting horse thieves and stopped
at the home Of an Indian. Wickley
was in an adjoining room. Vier
stepped to the door to investigate
when shot was fired, the bullet
causing instant death. Wickley es-
capped. He is wanted for the shooting
OF deputy marshal over year ago.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-02-24
SLEW THE WHOLE FAMILY.
AdoIph Weber Convicted of Murder at
Auburn, Cal.

Auburn, Cal, Feb. "a. - Adolph
Weber has been convicted of murder
in the first degree for the killing OF
his mother. The jury was out fifteen
hours.
Weber, who is only twenty years
Old, was tried for the murder of his
mother, but he Is also accused of kill
ing his father, sister and brother and
of burning the family residence. The
tragedy occurred Nov. 10, 1904. On
that date, soon after Adolph left his
home, it was destroyed by fire and
the other four members of the family
perished An examination of the bod
les showed that mother, father and
daughter had been shot, while the
dead boy had been struck on the head
with some blunt instrument.