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Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-04-06
Call for Special Stock
holders Meeting

AT a special meeting Of the stock
holders of the Rancher Ditch Com
pany, held Wednesday, April 5, 1905,
the following resolution was offered
and adopted:
''BE IT Resolved by the stockholders
of this company in meeting assembled,
that the board of directors and officers
of this company be, and hereby are in
structed to issue call for special
meeting of the stockholders of this COM
pany to be held ut the Rancher school
house on the 1st day of May, A. d.,
1905, at 1880 p. m, for the purpose of
electing board of directors for this
company to serve until the next annual
election hereof, and until their success
sors are elected and qualified, and for
the purpose of amending the bylaws
of this company in reference to their
provisions for notice to stockholders of
the annual and special stockholders
meeting thereof, and to transact such
other business as may legally come be,
fore the meeting; and that notice Of
this meeting be given in the manner
provided by law.
Accordingly the directors hereby
authorize such call and request that d
copy of this resolution be sent to the
Rosebud County News to be published
for two successive weeks.
l.. Havemann,
President.
April 5, 1905. lot.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-04-06
Sale and Lease of State LundS

Office Of the Register of the State
Land Office, Helena, Montana, March
IS, 1905.
Notice is hereby given, that the
Register of the State Land Office will
On the Goth day of April, 1905, at 10
O'Clock a. m, first offer for sale, and
if not sold, will Immediately offer for
lease at public auction at the Court
House at Forsyth, the following de-
cribed land owned by the State of
Montana, and situate in the County
of Rosebud.
TERMS OF SALE
No state land can be sold at less than
ten ($l0) dollars an acre. or for less
than the appraised value, if such APP
praised value exceeds ten dollars an
acre. The purchaser may at his OPP
ton pay all cash, or 30 per cent cash,
balance i'll IA equal annual payments
at five per cent interest, unpaid por-
ton to be secured by bond with two
sureties, who must be residents and
freeholders in the county.
TERMS OF LEASING
Leases are given for five years.
Each years rental is payable in ad-
vance. Deferred rentals are secured
by bond with two sureties, who must
be residents and freeholders in the
county The list below gives the de-
scription of each tract, the number OF
acres in each, and the minimum
amount for which each tract may be
leased. Each tract. will be offered sep
arately. For further information ad
dress: Register of the State Lane
Office, Helena Montana.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-04-06
A Magazine Bargain.
April 5, 1905.

Morley's monthly magazine for Jan
uary contains more stories than any
ether magazine in its class or proba bly,
in any other class. There are twelve
10 fifteen complete short stories and
two serials in each issue. Besides the
stories there is much other matter of
interest to every member of the family
circle, and this magazines fashion and
pattern department is the most prac-
teal of any to be had for the masses.
The complaint is now general that the
fashion papers are sailing above the
heads of most of their readers. In this
respect Morley's Magazine satisfies a
popular demand. Just now the maya
zine is running a series of educational
articles on the common law that every
one should read. Articles on Cline
Fences, "Self- Defense, ".Land Lord
and Tenant" Divorce and other
poorly understood subjects are treated
in plain terms that all may under
stand. This charming home magazine
is only fifty cents year, and for a
short time the publishers are making
the astounding offer of a full year for
ten cents. Send today to Morley
Monthly Magazine, Grant, Mich.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-04-06
Resolution

Owing to lack of space in our last
issue the following resolution adopted
at the mass meeting held NJ lar CHI %,
was omitted:
WHEREAS, The present City Council
entered in upon the discharge of it's
duties, without chart or compass,
handicapped by lack of all essentials
necessary to the proper conduct of
public affairs, and
WHEREAS, By remarkable unanity
of action and thought, by sincere and
honest co operation on the part of each
OF it's members and the public general
1y, it has succeeded in bringing order
out of chaos, has placed the affairs of
the city upon d sound and firm foun-
dation and has started the municipal
ity upon the road to success and pros
pcrity, therefore, be it
RESOLVED, BY the citizens of Forsyth,
in mass convention assembled, that an
appreciative vote of thanks be rendered
Taber and Aldermen G. w. Bailey,
w. E. Martin, d. J. Muri and Barney
Blum for their faithful and untiring
efforts in behalf of the best interests
of the Town of Forsyth, and that the
Secretary of this convention be and he
is hereby instructed to have copies OF
this resolution printed in the two pa
pers published here and that copies be
toned above.
At the same meeting were chosen
Geo. A. Horkau and Jas. Kennedy
from the first ward and H. S. With
ington and w. A. Guy. from the second
ward to act as committeeman.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-04-06
Notice of Special Meeting

Office of the county clerk and recor-
der, Rosebud County, Montana.
Forsyth, March Is, 1905.
Notice is hereby given that a specia!
meeting of the board of county COM
missioners will be held at the county
clerks office in Forsyth, on Saturday,
April 22nd, 1905, at 10 a. M for the
purpose of receiving and accepting or
rejecting bids for tue sale of $+5, 0OC
M. Scbiltz, Chairman.
SOFT j. c. Hope. Member.
Thos. Alexander, Member.
Attest: II. ]. Cole, County Clerk.
Rosebud County news. [volume] (Forsyth, Mont.) 1901-1906, 1905-04-06

ALFALFA SEED-I will deliver
clean alfalfa seed at Forsyth for 12c
per pound, cash to accompany oeder.
w. II. Donovan, Billings, Mont. so At
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-22
ORDER oFlBUFFALOES. /
Plan on Foot to Organize a Herd
H. in Richmond.

Tho new Benevolent Order OF
Buffuloes, which Is spreading SO
rapidly oyer the country, and Which
is represented In Virginia In Nor
folk. Newport News Portsmouth, Suf-
folk. Lynchburg and Roanoke, Is now
being organized In Richmond, Tho last
installation was ut Suffolk. md the mem
bcrs of Norfolk ami Portsmouth attended
and officlated at the institution,
Some two hundred Richmond gentlemen
have been nominated by friends In these
other cities rs desirable parties to form
the charter list. Mr. II. II. Gregg, the
organizer, has secured the signatures
OF about sixty OF these, and present
Indications are that the order will start
with as many or more than Norfolk. viz,
one hundred and fifty members.
on the night OF installation, To be
definitely set at the first preliminary
meeting, Invitations viii be extended to
members in the other Virginia cities, and
from one to two hundred visitors are eX-
pected. The Norfolk herd now consists
of two hundred men. and tho larger part
have already determined to come, and
are looking forward with considerable
pleasure 10 the event.
IL present plans matcrlallzc, banquet
al one Of the hotels vii be given to cclc-
brate the occasion.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-22
HONOR GENERAL PAYNE.
Monument to His Memory to Be
Unveiled Next Week. a

Monument to His Memory to Be
Unveiled Next Week.
The handsome monument to the memory
Of General William III. Payne, is to be
unveiled at Warrenton about August LIST.
The inscription III bronze at the front
is: %5li{ & lsg.53
"Not for empire nor renoWn, but
for right and Commonwealth.
ITO the memory of William II. Payne,
son of Arthur Mason Payne and Mary
Mason 1Tltzhugh; born Jan. q, 1850; died
March 90. 1901. He entered the Confed-
crate service as q captain Of the Black
Horse troop and rose to be brigadler-gcn-
cral of the Second brigade Of Fitzhugh
Lees dlvlsion; was wounded and left on
the field OF williamsburg, May s, 1867;
wounded again at Hanover, near Gettys-
burg, in July, 1863.
. The seal OF the Confederate States Of
America with tho words, 'Deo Vindlce,"
is at the top Of the Inscription. Another
Inscription OF tho monuments with tho
seal of Virginia, at the top reads as fol-
lows: t
I'm war and in peace, tho soldier Of
Virginla's honor this love fora his state
was the absorbing passion fhis life-tEe
motive Of every action, the, inspiration Of
every feeling. Flo loved Virginia with n
love far brought from out tho historic
past There was no pulse In his ambition,
whose bcatlngs were not measured from
her heart" a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-22

ner g fees 81 west Inc !, Y hlra 1. Street Y
llllnm b ard Lucy 49, Cntlctt ~ :, sW.
Street, between Fourth md Fifth Streets,
$4,000. q 4 i'B a III }s$
b Emma C.&and John y. sI'ylcri to L. +.
pcot, 10 feet on south line q 34 Glni
s sttFsst $50 SS fees west q rh'f's'n
richmond Jerry NJ. 1'unn's trustee 70 e
Hugh 3. I'LL ppeli, 10 1i-12 feet on South
4 Harrison Street, $sG5. HI. VS.
Street, No. Ole North. sl.O05. 81
w. p; L.eake and wifi to william .Nv:
nut aiit Street. Sst s. rs. 81 'y Nest 81
Ayi!lan!d Ovens and wife TO r. II 1;
G pyRl s sstssst 81; Ssswen James and
the CLERKS Office OF the Henrico Circuit
4 RI NJ Cross ana wife to Richmond
nlIstrlp of land 100 feet vide running:
tnFeiTE 1 tsS neres. cross eon
John Nj. King and wife TO 5samc. d strip
of5}land 100 feet wide running through
rs a Lands e 2, NJ King containing
n strip Of lard 100 feet wide, running
through The l;lnds o. ". & 6. Scfe.merhorn,
containing 4.3f Y acres. 81. Il
e. II Y Bronddns to same, a strip Of land
100 afcetBwidc running through the lands
Of FL II. Bronddus, containing 9.i2 AIRS,
81. 3E M II III 38 jS4 n l. 81 ID .s53 a Il
al. 4 i. Phillips and wife TO same, Il
strip n Of land leo feet vide, Il running
through 1.-THE lands OF Az. L.. /, Phillips.
containing 2.7s acres. about FIVE miles
north OF Richmond 3d. 4, ~ fs
8Arthur u Pleasants and wife to; Laza-
rus Coleman. 80 feet on north line of
Centre Street In the Lewis plan. $10o
John II. Guyl-to Charles II . Meredith.
lot No. q . in square No. q. plan 8 OF
!. s. " CowardIn and wife to James I.
|McGrliIin.&4S feet on west line Of Thirty.
third Street, northwest corner OF Leigh
Street, Nat. Frazier trustee, lin ties here,
/ In toHrclease a y deed OF trust, 300 f..S Il
I n George r.. Tenser and wife to Myer5
Angle, feet on south line Of Lew. g
i David Page and VIE "a. Thomas Il.
nbont six miles south of Edchnpnd.
{9i750, d q III e s83i
3Henrco- Frank T. Sutton, Jr.,i speeinl
commissioner, to Richmond. Fredcricks-
burg md Potomac Railroad Company 81
of$Ean acre at the intersection of3the
James River Branch OF the F1ichfmond
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
with the Hampton Electric Hallway
81. 800. PHI 81
William II. Brauers trustees to NJ
Kelly. nos 1-9 feet on East line OF Twcn-
ty-nrst Street, leo 10 feet south of Y
Street., and 3.259 acres on south side OF
tBrauer's Lane, and triangle lot on east
side Of Twenty-second Street. $3.50. 40.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-22
ASSOCIATION NEWS.
Third Of "The Other Wise Man
Series Tomorrow.

The lively interest of tho first two
weeks wns Increased last Sunday at the
Young mems meeting held at the Central
y. M. c.. a. THE Other Wise Man"
from the pen OF DR.. Henry Van Dyke
Is under discussion. Last Sunday the
subject wns FOR the Sake Of a Little
Child." The meeting was one of the
most interesting ever held in the build
ing. Tomorrow afternoon 1880 clock
the fourth chapter .The Hidden Way
of Sorrow" will be the theme. Mr..
Geo. ". Bahlke, a well known insurance
man. and Mr.. T.. C. Fisher of the Ameri--
can Locomotive Works. Will open tho
discussion. In these young mems meet
ings the young men are free to take
part or not as they please Young men
arc most cordially invited to be present
and to remain for the social which fol-
lows and get acquainted with one an
other. Is
The Boys Sunday Afternoon Club Will
meet promptly at $3.50 O clock in the boys
rooms After the opening song service
The general secretary will speak on Pc
ter's Answer The boys Of the camp
Will have returned home, and the meet
Ing ought to be the best of the gums
mcr, All boys between eleven ard III
teen are cordially invited. Tho Boys,
Bible Study Club will meet this morning
ut 10 o'clock and a full attendance IS
4 desired.
Camp Brauer, at Ocean View, breaks breaks
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-22
n. T.5ADAMS, Manager.

face each other the second game.
Ilulcher Will he in the box Tor INC
champions and Brooks will do the twirl-
Ing for the Iighlanders. LeakS ana
Crawford will oppose each other in the
second game and both are conhdcntsr
winning If the support given item Is or q
good ordor. s 5 "a
In Norfolk tho ball players met With
rather cool reccption None q he
players from the team there associated
with the visitors, nor was the crowd with
them at all, ,lntil the last day Several
Of tho mon who went down were, It IS
said, insulted OH the streets and at the
park by those in sympathy with the Nor
folk team that was getting so sadly
defeated Tho champions had their base
bali suits on, however, and they won
good games with fast work
e The games to-day will DC witnessed by
crowd that will be larger than on any
Saturday since the opening Of the league
throughout tho city there is great IN
terest manifested In the players VINO
went away, and there will 5be q crowd OF
rooters present to make things lively To-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-22
BARTON HEIGHTS

Miss jennie Hollow, OF Petersburg. is
visiting Mrs. Minnie Hollow. az q. 8iF6t5
r d h.n BonsXlta af a. cft9n E nas
son.#is now visiting In Norfolk; d,
Mrs. j. 4. g, Thomas, Of Lynchburg. Is
visiting Mrs. S. r. Jones. "A MS ..-4s h
from ar outing 1t oeean an view.
Mrs. G. ri Cullen and daughter have
returned from Atlantic City. 33l., 81
s MIR, Cary Reid, Of Hanover, is the the
Ting Mrs. T.. p; Rid has gone to her
home In Bon Air. f . "A 35 * II \,
drcn have gone to Oldhe!d8to spend some
.tIno with bis father. Colonel Afoores
Mr.. Klmball Moores has gone to Ocean
View to spend q week. IN
Mr.. Joseph Dugsun has left for wash
Miss Incz Goodwin. who has been visit.
Ing Miss Ethel Scott,s55has returned 10
Miss Kate Marvin VIE III has been zen visit Iene
to her home. In Peters burg,
Who oh has i been VISITING Mrs. Fl, G. Friend,
has returned homer q, II I. . s..i ~
r. Cosby has returned 70 his home,
Radt nna HATS Lamb Ave
nue., are visiting in Sabot Island.
Mr.. George Al lien RadY, after 7, weeks Is
stay With his aunt, Mrs. =. Seay.S OF
Mr.. Fenton Taylor has bought the r., resi- .,
dence OF Mr. j. w. Stnrritt, corner 81
Lamb Avenue and Poe Street,
IA Miss EllleS Shelton of New York, Is
visiting Mrs. w. X. Bachc.
Mrs. C. II. Cullen and daughter MISS
Jennie, are spending some tine q, Al Al
Mrs. ~. Nv. Ellett and granddaughter;
Annlo Martin, OF Brookland Park, are
visiting her son, Mr.. L. NJ. Elicit, OF Fort
Nj. c. b. Switzerland, who has been
visiting his brother, Mr.. 7. r.. Souther-i
land. has returned to his home. IN NFll-
Nj iss Mabel X Gllnn and Miss Bessie
Morse have gone to Albemare. W
Miss jamie Thomas, of Newark, is the
guest Of Mrs. James Martin, l
Mrs. Henry l.. Lange, who has been
visiting Mrs j. w. SStarritt,9 has returned
& Miss Mary Louise Hart has left for
Albemarle to visit her, parents.
8, M RS. j. NJ, Parrish, who has been Quite
sick, ls Improving,
Mr.. and Mrs N. p: Matthews, lot
Griffin, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Played With Torpedo.
Rosa Howard a colored girl, living y
EPenitentiary Bottom, 4 Narrowly escaPSSu
Serious injury yesterday evening. ssnt,
was playing With @ railroad Torpedo Wlieil
1t exploded, badly burning her face anu
hands, VA 4 Isl Al .5,a3 VI 3stls
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-22

UP this morning. About the time the
average citizen Of Richmond looks ut
his paper this morning the boys will
have a good start on their journey home.
Physical Director Hardy writes that the
boys have had q good time, and that
there have been no accidents.
Z The Association Course Committee met
Thursday night for preliminary con-
sidorntion of the course for the coming
season. 1t was unanimously decided to
conduct the thirteenth annual course,
opening late in October or early In Mo-
velnber. The claims Of prominent Ices
turers and musical attractions were con-
sdered. and the committee instructed to
open correspondence at once. The COM
mittee on this seasons course is com ;.
posed of&the following well-known gen
tlemen: Mr. Thomas Branch McAdams,
chairman; Messrs. A. A. Booth, u. G..
Burruss, t. 6. Tabb, c. w Montgom-
cry, r.. II. Wills, secretary; Oscar Swine.
ford, r. NJ. Kent, Jr, p. S. Evans and
A. J. Webster.
The course will consist Of eight first
class attractions.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-22
FIELD KILLED HIMSELF.
Theory Of Foul Play Unsustained,
and Accidental Death Likely.

Nv the nnding OF the money hereto
fore IS unaccouhtcd for along with his
nlght-latch key and his pocket-knife, th.p
theory OF murder In the matter or the
death OF young Harrison Field, mas been
exploded, and the question now for set
Element is whether the DEAN was an
accident or a suicide. 8gf
The purse OF the deceased was found
in q suit or clothes left at his nome.
Els night-la CHI key was found IN me
room. Ills pockct-knife was at his place
OF business. 4. I
Great stress has been laid upon The
fact that the young man had no money
or even his night key at ne tlme q
been held IN and robbed and afterwards
killed when he resisted one or the rob-
With the discovery that the money
and key and knife had been accounted
for the police abandoned entirely inc
theory Of murder l2e.eerlye ,o Mc saWora
days and ran to earth every possible clue,
Fle is confident that murder awas not
committed, and that the young man came
TO his death either by an accident Or o.
However. friends Of the deceased stout
theories is plausible. They adhere 70
the belief that he was murdered, and
claim that there was no motive Tor sui
eide and that he was too Well-acqualnt-
ed with firearms to accidentally Shoot
himself In the breast.
Tho precise circumstances and causes
Of the tragedy viii perhaps never r, = 20 9
no eyewitness, and there Is no eyldence
Indicative of a purpose to end ibis own
lifo, and as far AS known no ProVosat,on
for self-slaughter.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-22
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Many Deeds Of Bargain and Sale
Have Been ecorded Here,

Tho following real estate transfers have
heen recorded In the Circuit Court OF the
city of Rlchmond: t5
q, Nj, Liphart and wife TO Richmond
Pattern and Structural Iron WORKS.
90 1-2 feet on east line, OF Eigh1eenth
Street T3 10 feet north OF I3road street,
subject to deed of trust for 5000; consid-
Grafton $50 shares of capital stock or tho
Richmond Pattern and Structural iron
Flarrs Fisher to Esther I0lsner, p l'6
feet on south line Of Main Street be-
tween Fifteenth and Seventeenth mt Streets,
James ~. Anderson. special commis-l
ser int to la ths pdll. p9od1eys feet @
]. H. Dooley and wife to John Shin
berger, 80 feet on east line of the Boule-s
yard, $50 feet south of Hanover Street.
5000 S Gs
y Addison and Moore special commission
ors. to William IInds,, trustee, 80 feet
West corner Of Addison Street, 81, 400
y. 3. Hatcher and wife TO Nv. p, Tur-5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-22
GOVERNOR IN CHARLOTTE
All the Candidates Have Import
Do1;+;ca1 FnOaOernentS 3ie

Governor Montague spent, yesterday In
his office, looking after official business.
He will leave for brakes Branch this
morning. where to-day he will speak in
the interest of his senatorial candidacy.
Swanson and perhaps others will speak
at Houston CHalfax Court on Monday,
and great turnout of the voters is OK
pcoted. Senator MartlnAWill speak I'm
Newport News tonight, and Mr.. Swan
son will address the citizens of Gooch-
land to-day. fS.
Captain Willard Is winding UP his cans
5paign In the Southwest, and will speak
at Pearisburg, + in Giles county, Tonight.
Judge Mann will speak at Amherst
Courthouse /, tonight He Is making a
most active canvass and Is covering as
much ground as any one in the fight.
HG All the candidates have a number of
engagements for next week. n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-22
Two Charters Granted.

The State Corporation, Commission yes
ST. sSrdd Fau Fsan HndoWm VINE Find Gneorpor
ated). Richmond r.. i. gMaury, chairman;
II. Nj. Rutherford, yice,chalrman; 6. g,
urer ali ofSIaichmond, Objects and pur-,
poses; 10 establish in perpetuty q fund
not to exceed $3.50, 900 to be used for chart
table and benevolent purposes. !,
ton, Richmond. (, y. e, zollicoffer, presl--
dent: w. p. Browning. secretary and
treasurer both of Richmond. !, CAPITAL "a
and sell coal and mineral substances.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-22
REGATTA AUGUST 26TII.$
Arundal Boat Club Accepts Chal-
lenge to Meet Va. Boat Club,

The most encouraging news was
brought back by{Mr. g. Il. Guvenator,
secretary of Beach Park. who has been
on to Baltimore and arranged all mat
tiers for what promises to be one Of the
events of this season. ri
The Arundal Boat Club OF Baltimore,
Md, and The Virginia Boat Club of
this city, will racefon Saturday, August
the 26th. There Will be several entries OF
different classes Of rigs, which will be
announced later, after Captain Shelton,
OF the Virginia, Boat Club. and Captain
Thomas, Of the Arundal Boat Club, have
consulted, F5gStGs8at ~ t&t5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-22
Agricultural Commissioners.

The annual meeting of the Association
Of commissioners Of Agriculture of the
Southern States will be held in this city
October 1oth-13th. "A large attendance is
expected. Commissioner q. ". Koiner,
OF staunton, is president Of the organl-
zation. The body meets during Horse
Show here. II y }3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-07-22
Suits AGAINST the City.

Tn Tho I,nw and E4Equlty Court yester-
day suits Mere filed angnlnst the City Of
Rlchmond BY the Comparative Investment
Association IforGst, zoo, and by r. ~ - Bowe
,rhe declara lions have not been filed,
but the plaintiffs will allege that they
we're danIumad 3by the overflow OF water
from tho City'y culYcrts