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Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1905-03-24
ALIAS SUMMONS.

In the District Court, Second Judicial Dishs
o. the State os'Ida.ho, in and for the Count
of Latah.
otto Nartinson, nlaintih, vs. Josephine Ma
tins0n, defeDdant.
TO Josephine Aiartinson, dsfendent the "a,
PIE OF the State of ildnh0 send greeting:
You are hereby,nOtified than there is nov {.
NILE IN the office Oh the CLefk-ef the Disid
court OF tha. SoeOnd Jpaicial Dissrici
said State, in. MOSCOW, County Of Llsl
the complaint of tao above named rhririf h
an action brought against you OF the nausa
general telms as follows.
flalntlh pGays-fDr a Decree of this Court id
me bonds OF Matrimony now existing. 0eiFtE
TINS Plaintiff and. this Defendent be dissolve
ana mat haha- sven the cusSodxpftAe mi1a
children, theissue,of their said ma -iage
flalntift alleges that ahe Defender has eTsi
since the Nth day OF March 1898 iYed aTs,
from ana sePan nate from this plaintiff, ~
continues soto do, Without his exf.7ess wish ini
consent. And that the Plaintiff and The Ds
iendent were intermarried at North La Cross
LaCrosse, County, Wisconsin. TIE parcu4a
more iully appearing in Plaintiff c0mpa3
on ii le in this said sffice to whizk reference 4
hereby made.
And youlare also notified that unless youli
pear az dlanswer TO ssid compliant within Fl
days .afterthe service hereof, II served viii.
Latah. County, and within twenty dar
served our OF said county but with
sald Juds0ial district. and wi 4ain. forty dln
serNel'our OF said district exclusive o. II
Gay ois9nViee,l the plaintiff will apply TO
Coutt I'm the relief demaaded, in the 60
plant
Given under my hand and seal Of the N
trlctiV9nrt OF the Second Judicial Dislnd
the State Of Idaho in ar d for Latah Count
thls-lath day Of January, A, D. 1905.
Axel n Ramsiedt, Ceit
BY j. @. Ninnegerholz. deputy.
\. III. Oversmith, Attorney for Plainu'
1895.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1905-03-24

NOTICE roa ruBuIcArles.

United States LanSl Office, Lewiston, Idaho,
March 20, 1905. Notice is herebygiven That in
compliance with tho provisions of the act OF
Congress of June 3, 1915. entitled "An act for
the sale of timber lands in the states OF Call
fornia, Oregon, Nevada, dWashington Terri
tory7n as extended to all the Public Land
States by act Of Augusta, 1892
HARVEY B0KHARDp
of epokane, county Of Spokane Stare Of Wash
ingfon, has this day iiiod in this Office his
sworn statement 40 1896, Tor the purchase OF
The WIS W IA of Section No. % in Township
No. Y n, Range No. /, ( B NJ, and will offer
prooftO show that the land sought is more val
liable for its timber or stone than SCR agricul-
turai purposes, and to establish his claim to
said land before the Register and Receiver OF
this Office at Lewiston, Idaho, on Wednesday,
the IA day of June, 1905.
He names as witnesses: CharliR Tuck, and
Peter Baugartner, Of 81 Maries, Idaho, and
} diIRBfonnon and'Jtseph Castlebu1y OF Ken
wood Idaho.
ANY and all persons claiming adversely the
above described lands are requested to file
then claims in this office on or before said IA
day of June, 1905
Mar24 June j. B. West, Register.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1905-03-24

Notice OF sheriff's sSle of real estate unde
dar and decree of court
Asfl L. karlson vs.. 0arlHsnson and heiA'
By virtue of an execution, issued out o. \
pistrlet Court of the Second Judicial disimJ.Il
Idaho, IL and for the County Of Latah, W., VIZ
III Mari l.. karlson plaintiff, and carr W.,
ana herman Hanson, defendents, upon /.
uer ana decree afcourt rendered the lay Y
OF FEBRUARY, l99IfOr to Sell all the pIoR4N'
the karlsOn and Hanson Saw Mill Co y
highest andb9st bidder or bidders ana Wy
proceeds OF sale into tho court. | have W. Z
leVled upon all night, title, claim ale 5ir
OF SAID dete9depts karlson q Hanson sas :, 4
CO., OF, in and to, the following descii'ees !,
estate, to-Rlt: Tho Northwest a OF ~ w. n
est 4 Oh bbe North West a OF sec: nls'
Iowuship 80 Range 2 w b NJ. Coniainlrs
acres and any and all tools, bui DIGS ~ ,s (
ium Der, also one saw mill ther20h w.
belonging 20 said co-pa tnership. An
fublle notice is hereby given thal 49,. ",
saturday, tAe Sth day OF April, A. d lse ~
O'Clock p, m. OF that day, in front 81 lns N
mouse In Moscow, Latah County laa.nlvti ~
PUBLIC auction, for United States GQlu VA va
me right title, claim and interest 9. ~
lendents karlsou & Hanson, OF, in a1e ,is
above described property or 50 mucH ~ ~ "A
as may be necessary to raise sufiiclen ao. ~ (,
~ SAID Judgment, with interest ana va
70 the highest and best bidders. D@''S
10Th day OF March, 1906. 80. ehd|
S6-4t.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1905-03-24

Notice is herebu given thar J. o. I. RuGeen,
~ 1'rov IN Iatah county, state Of Idaho, on the
18th ,av of February, 1905, ut my farm dlq
take M as estray a certain animal deseriD,
AS follows: One rcd heller, weight about 3VO
nounds. both ears-split, little white on belly.
The owner. orany person entitled to she pos
session OF said esttay is notified TO appear
within rinety dayBfrom the filing OF this no
tice with the County Auditor, and prove tltle
10 said estray and pay all lawful charges
(which have been incurred in relation 20 the
same. or the said eetray will beso.d according
10 law. Dated this. 18th ay Of March 1900.
OFF Rudeen-
Axel p. Ramstedt, County Auditor.
ByG f. Walker, Deputy.
Notice filed in thdsoffoe on tha' l5th day OF
blarch, 1905.
1886 times.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1905-03-24
HOWELL ITEMS.

Died, at her home near here, on Friday
March II, Mrs. A. V. Siolander. She
had been in poor health for many years,
and her death was caused by complica-
ton OF troubles. Toward the close of
her life shewas the victim of intense sui
lering. A few days before death came
the pain left her and she sank into un-
consciousness from which she never raj
lied. Mrs. Sjolander was born in Sweden
in 1916, and was 80 years OF age. She
came to Minnesota in 1870, and seven
years later was married to A. V. Sjolan-
der, who survives her. They came to
Idaho about two years ago, and settled
in this community where reside friends
whom they knew in the east. She was
faithful member of the Lutheran
church, and all through her lifeo suffer
ing looked forward in hope toward the
time when she would be called to enter
the land where pain and suffering for
ever cease. The funeral service was
held in Troy, and interment made at
Burnt Ridge. The sympathy of all is
extended to the bereaved husband.
Mr.. Brooks has removed to the prop
erty formerly occupied by Dennis Bugh.
School did not begin at Randall school
house Monday as was advertised. The
teacher failed to appear. 1t seems there
was misunderstanding between him
and the school board.
Mrs. Cox win soon leave for Orofino.
John Sullivan intends to sow all his
farm in oats this spring ifhe can procure
the seed.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1905-03-24
NorIcF To cREn1rona

, asIHge ~ ~ ~ Efs.I Y DECEASED
administrator, with Will annexed. oftsns ynei
Of Merry Hershey, deceasedl to the ore sis esa
and all persons having claims aaainst " Of
deceased, ITO exhibit themnwitii the n .ae saa
vouoheEs, within ten months. after NJ
publication Of this notice. 10 the ssia We hni
tratoE with will annexedj at his r asinalnls
mean TOY, Idaho, the samerbeine tho ~ aenes
the transaction of the business Of ssi ssce iol
in Lasah county, state OF idaho estse
Amos Spitler.
Administrators, -.
deceased. 1slshq
Dated at Moscow, Idaho. Oct. o. ,s0.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1905-03-24
COUNTRY CORRESPONDENCE.

Items Of interest gathered in the country pre-
cncts by our many wide-awake news kustlers
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1905-03-24
JACKSONVILLE.


We, too, would like to say a word in
regard to newspapers, and especially Of
the Troy News. Today the Troy News
is the cleanest, newsiest sheet in Latah
county, no exceptions, and the enter
prising editor intends to make it still
better. First of all we should know
what is transporting in our own district,
and we can get it only through the col
umns Of the local paper. How pleased
we are to note that the local paper al
ways records the fact when Aunt Ellen
comes to visit us from Missouri; and
Uncle Eben back yonder is equally glad
to see the item concerning his better
half. The local paper is always ready
and willing to lend helping hand to us
and we should at least reciprocate by
saying a good word for the paper, and
sending in a new subscriber occasional
ly. And don't forget that you could not
make nicer present 10 your eastern
friends than to send them copy Of the
News for year. Now all together let's
boom the News by each and every
subscriber sending in at least one new
name, That would mean just double
the present list, and the more subscrib-
er the better paper can hepublishers get
out. Start nowi Tomorrow never
comes
John Chapman and family moved
to the old Ira Day farm near Howell,
Tuesday. They will make that their
future home. The best wishes OF the
community go with thsm, but we miss
them from our circle very much
Fred Gilbreth, brother Of Mrs. Ernest
Cox, has been hired by the Tekoa base
ball team as pitcher. He is to receive
a salary of 800 per month.
A social hop was held at the home of
w. II. Eide, Saturday evening. The
clock struck moon ere the trippers of
the light fantastic became weary.
Chas. Sage and A. A. Dobson were
business visitors at the county seat Sat
urday.
w. IL. Bond is doing considerable sod
breaking this spring.
We are pleased to note that Bishop
McCarter has successfully passed the
civil service examination which he took
at Moscow last November. The posi-
ton sought is for railway mail clerk at
a salary of $500, with promotion on the
merit system, up TO and including So
POO year salary. Mr.. McCarter eH-
poets to be put on the Spokane-Lewis-
ton night train on May first.
The populace IS again on the road to
health and the epidemic of grip and
pneumonia has passed into history.
The ball team did not organize. Sun
day afternoon owing to the Indictment
weather. A new diamond will be made
somewhere near the former location
which was too low and swampy.
James, Leanord and Aria Levi, OF the
Levi sawmill, of Cora, spent the FIRST OF
the week visiting the family OF Chas.
Sage.
Ed Davidson left this week for Sand
Point, where he will be employed by the
n. p, Railway Company. Ed has a
wide circle of friends who very much
regret that he was so soon to be called
away from their midst, but hope that
good luck will follow him.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1905-03-24

Estate OF JoHN CusIck Deceased
Noriceis hereby given BY the md
lministrator OF the estate OF John ,sne
ceased, to the creditors Of, and III -slek' a.
having claims against the said d 4res2s ssIssop
exhibit them with necessary vouchers ,s'ae. %
4 months after the first qualification af Nwlihh
tice, 10 the said administrator at TROY IA NJ no.
the same being the place, for the ~ Idaho
OF the business OF said estate in lataS
State OF Idaho. lanes NJ. EQUITY
Administrator of the estate OF ,Ioh,s =
Datek AT Moscow, ldshSS March Sra , oodgHsl'k
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1905-03-24
NOTICE FOR QUALIFICATIONS
Department Id "a. 1ntenior

Hsb- Il, 1905. il'a
I Notice is hereby given that the followh.
named settler has filed notice OF his intentis
TO make 1inal proof in support Of nix cieir
and that said proof will be.made before W. H.
lister and Receiveru. s. Land Oifiee at Leris
ton, Idaho, on ApEii llthA 1905, WIS.
Earl s. Barton, Of,Rark, Idaho,
80 y. Il. ? Il. b. Nj - W - N
lie names the following with asses to pru
his continuous residence upon and cnitivsf s'
of said land, WIS.,.
Edward 7. Barton, James w. CLARK. MsudY
barton and Ira D,Seafnh, all Of Park, Idaho
Feb "a Apr Z. j. b. West. Reqsr
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1905-03-24
NOTICE roR pupuoArlnn

Department of the interior.
UniteS States Land Office, Da,yistor -,
Fob.l7, 1905 VIII iesh0
Notice is hereby given that tba a..
ing-named settler has filed notice Of 5,s pillow
ton to make final proof in supnorr~ az ttale1'
claim- and that said proof will be- msd o. BIZ
Register and Receiver U. S. Land 0flica e.,,iols
istcns Idaho, on April 1l,il90s5 viz: - le1'
Thomas Ellingson, of, Bark, idaho
for the SEA Sec II, TIP 39n, Ranee VI
Hatnames the following - ~ y p d "
his continuous residence upon and e,,l ~ prov Prove
OF Said land, viz: John Ia Johnson, 'i1' a,l
Park. Idaho. 8'p' I'll u
FeAi2as, Apr J. nosslef.
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1905-03-24
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of tha4nter,o. -

171F''I VI1IVIIV u IHTIDterlOn
Unitad States Land Offioe,atiBevisto, a.,
Fab. D., 1895 iaaho,
Notice is hereby given that the follo.,.
named settler has fil,d noticeof his ;nponng
to make final proof in supportofhis Claim iuIs sO
that said proof will be made before. a.. ah
and Receiver U. S. Land. Oaico nm ba a,rsels
Idaho, on April IL, l905,vizx -e"Aoa
John NJ. Johnson, osRark, Idaho.
for the seq sW14, SWb< Sell seo q MI, YIN,
and NWl-4 NEIL Secs, Up 3on, .Ransef W. w 4
NJ. ..Nll r - WIZ
lie names the following, witnesses TO n,s,,
his continuous residenceupor and, enitrpp isN
oslsai land viz: Thomas Ellingsono ra W.T.
Kaaen, Steiner II. Hellerna, Bette 1ee,r ' ali +
Pank, Idaho. 'se'' aH
Fab4 Apr. '-'-' 'esl''ei
Troy weekly news. (Troy, Idaho) 1897-1933, 1905-03-24
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of HALvOR CHRIsTIANsEN, s wa
Notice is hereby given by the un sl."r
administrator of the estate OF hHnV sui
Hansen, deceased, TO the creditors oid n
persons hauiDg claims against the ss,r
ed, to exhibit them with the necessas' mn
ers, within ten months after the me- irrsi
tlon of this notice, TO the said ADM ,.snf
his store in Troy, idaho. the same vs Vim.
Place for the transaction OF the p1ildeho
eaid estate, in Latah Jounty, state OF LUZ
AdministrsIs9i"
estate OF Halvor Christensen, dece1sose91
Dated at Moscow Idaho, oct Slsl' IVY"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-04

t-gin Sunge als 2auf.
buri4e in Der Office oieies 8lattes.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-04
Seretms= S~eriammlunsen.

Der 24er. Yerein bielt 9eftern untel
sabrei9er 8etbsili9une feline re9elmd'
Bige 8erfammlung ab. IS MURDER
rur Goutine-@ ei4dfte erleoist. 0ad
Der Gibung blisbsn bic Misgliebet
bsim 3artenfpislen uno Bier gemttb'
lid bsifammen.
Der pfdlaer 1nterfibunss'8 ereir
bieIt aefern in Der Columbia Sane feline
resslmdbigs 0eriammIung ab. 81
tDurben i'm MQasmeinsn nur &outine.
9siddfte erleoi9t. 2 neue Witglieoer
tpurosr our gufnahme bOrgeidlagen.
Die 8eriammluns mar rsdt gut be-
iudt uno blieben bic Mitelieber mad
grlebisun9 BEG sei&dftli9sn S6eils In
fibeler plauosrei BEL sinem fddumen-
ben Slaie nod gemitbli4 beiiammen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-04
@esenisitiser nuterfaBaRss=
Serein Der B6fer.

Sn Der seftrigen gerfammluhg bes
gegenieitiger llntsrfHbungs 8ereins
Der Bidder. tuurbe ote @abl Der neuen
8eamten fur bas fommenoe Sabr Dor=
genommen. uel4e folgenoes &eiultai
lieferte:
prdioent, Bernbaro Sbau; 8ice.
prdfoent, Jreb Sauns; S1abmeifer.
Saeob 9lein; Ginan3=S efretdr. Aug
o. 8bau; prototOI Sefretdr. Wu1
prii9inf; Snnere.@ a6e. @bas. Ser.
gig; Gabnentrdser, Sacob Burns:
8rufee ftr 8 Sabre, Soc 2auter.
Sierauf gsrtasung. worauf nod eir
Stinb9en In semiitbli9sm @eplauoer
Oerbradt wuroe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-04
-.-.Qvres Bulletin
8aiement Spe5ialitdttu.

Union 9lnsise, mitteIidtpere, seblei9te
rpeiBe 8aumrpolle 9lnsiise, bas Stiid su soc
SbeiIs @ole, i1nterfIeiber, pom @db6en
llnterseu9 Iei4t beidmubte Stiide, in resus
Idren @rOben bon % bis 81, resI. 75c Bis
95c @etpdnoer ST .23c
Surfii4 rptbe Safeltiider, rinssum Srans
len; Nuspabl. .98c
Union 2mn6tider, seraoe re9t fir 9a9.
mitt as Tbee Geisuidaften, 80 bel 80 Soa,
Saamiti@ unb se3adte 8anber, S1.25 @er.
the, Dienitas bas etaf.. ........ 98c
9ibi&e Spiten fir Seiertass Saidens
tii4er nit p~a3upafenbem Giniat, bic Yarf
81 -......... &c, Sc unb 4e
Sinsbam S@ir3e, 81 3Ol lang, 3u. .25e
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-04

@a3ep 6. Heebes, elmer be,
dlteffen 9ol3bdnbler auf Der Saoieite.
III lsbtsn Samfas Mbsno In feiner
Wobnung. 807 2srin9tOn Noe., on
Altersiddw9e sefiOrben. Ct NOR 80
Sabre oft. 9err &eebes mar Sabre
lang i'm 6olssei&dft, CAB aber bas.
felbe In fpdteren Sabrei1 auf uno er6f.
rlete i'm Commercial Club = @ebdube
Dor mebreren Sabren ben @isarrem.
Stanb, ben CT ieood Dor einigsn No.
naten 2rantbeitsbalbsr aufssbsn mubte.
CT bintsrldbt cine Grau, Die sbenfals
80 Sabre alt, unc i&On felt mebrersn
Sabren frdnfIi9 1T.
Sobn 6. 2afne, Is Sabre
Is Sabre oft, 1928 Broaopap tpobn.
bait tpuroe ssffern bon benz poli3iffen
Gam uno 2aneafer uesen Sisbfabls
perbaftet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-04

@efern Nadmiitaa fanb In Der SO.
Iumbia Saae Die re~gelmdBi9e Ser.
fammlung bes 8ierbrausr nnterf.=
8ereins ftatt.
gs lpurosn bic rseslmdBi9en @s.
f4dfte erleoi9t uno bert9tete oas Go
mite tiber ben Bal Der fir3li9 fiatt-
fano uno Der fi9 als sldnienoer @rfolg
fur ben 0erein erpies. 8raumeifer
8eorge Wtqer aus Nincennss ianote
benz gerein elm Jdb9sn ieinss beifen
@erfeniaftes, Dos nod Der 8ef4dfts.
ibung aus Dantharfeit bafiir. bis auf
ben leBten Sropfen gelssrt purbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-04

e&6n beute 3a9t unb 0ienftas; wdrmer
am Dtsnftag.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-04

6erbsrt M. 2napp, Sruftse an 60
tuaro &. SOpl', Got 9. Blod IA. in
Irmftron9's l. Mpo.. 40 BET las SUB
pacant, Norbfsite Der 80. Str. Dflit
bon 8udepe Str. $500.
Nrtbur 9. Brown an Wala1t
Quinn. 2ots 81. 90 unb SO in
8rown's BrOotRoe sloo., 80 bel l2O
SUB. baeant. Ohieite Der Gap StraBs.
nbrolid bon Is. Str, $500.
Sarrp s. Miligan on Saeob 8
WoOoruf, She'll bonn nOrowefliaen
giertel, Gee. "a, Sp Is. &anse 3,
@enter 8p. so, 500.
@sorse Wolf on Warp Seisman.
Got 81 in @inoborf plaee Mooition.
80 BET 100 SUB, perbeHert, Wefieits
Der Waoii0n Abe.. n6roli9 bon Soma
Str. 81. 400.
2aura 6. 6rsosrid an Nlsranoer q.
Yrown, weflide 9dlfte bon Got 6,
Ofermeper's Subj, She'll Dapio!on's
8. aoo., % bel 100 SUB, berbehert,
Stnfsite Warlome Nbe., 6flid bon
6igblanb Mpe. $1450.
@sntral 8ruff Co.. Srufee. an BUR-
ton 6. Wanlope, Got z, $hornton's
Subj, Glem's Moo., 37f BET 165
SUB, pacant, Sioieite 26. Ctr, 6ft=
LID bon Dearborn Str. $50.
Sbomas 6 Robertfon an Daniel
StiI3. Cots 227 uno 228. 5letder's
2. Moo., 8rigbtwOoo, 80 bel 1913 8
JuB. perbsfsrt. Sdomeftefe Olnep
uno Is. Str. $4,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-04
fbermometerffnne

z nbr DcrgenS ORA
u. &. 8Ibtbs
SectionssD Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-04
nnterim@uns besinnt bsnte.

5euts 5egann bic nnferiudun9 Der
9e9en bic Superintenbenttn gmilt
u. &boaoes bon Der Mdbdsn= Snou=
ftriei4ule einsebradten Mntlae.n
ue9en periibten @raufamfeiten unh
idledter 2eitune Der NnftaIt bon
Settle oes @obltbdtiateits- &atbs. nsbs,
100 3eugen fo0sn nernommer tuerben.
Sou Derneur Sanlep miro Der Sibunq
b~eiupbnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-04
Grret&te feim Stsl.

5raneis Wbitefbe tpurbe geffern
bsrmittslft Mmbulan3 gum Staot . 90.
fpital bsf6rbert. gs uurbs cine Ser.
qiftung bon Morpbium f~sffsefelt. uni
Der Sob erfOlgte i&on am @a9mittaq
um 5 l1br. @bikfioe III sin 2ebrs,
bon Worristotpn, Snb., urb mar bel
fsinem Bruoer 6arrp, 23A Noro pins
StraBe mObnbaft, gum 8eiu8. 6,
binterldBt Srau uno 8 2inoer. @runh
Der 9anblnng 1T ni9t betannt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-04

@ntlaae miro gelteno gemadt. bob
2ewis iein 8eripreden ben 2suten,
mel&e ibr @elo einfGidten, sesenibsr
nidt belt uno niemals gu balten beab-
f1iiate.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-04

- SD laoe aue metne
Tremnoe ttno Sefannte etn,
nat@ sm beim&en, @de ct.
Clair mno Ntne Strabe.
Ttanf 0tSter,
v9ibts fase".
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-04

80 afbinsto n, a. DECEMBER.

Fur "a etuno.n .nS.nS 7 ubr Worssns, 5. sssbr
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-04

SIR Snbiana: SIM Gasemeinen i4On
beute q a9t unp I'M Dienftas; ipdrmer ont
Diemffas unb i'm weitIi8en abeiIe bente
@aht.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-12-04

90 Die bette 5 Gent @i9arre In
Der StaDt. Muho's .2Dngfelom".
The daily tribune., 1905-03-06
SENSATION MADE
IN LEGISLATURE
Morgan Claims That He
Was Brlbed.
Gen. Manager Herbert md Dam
iel Sullivan Charged With
the Offense-Both of Whom
Deny the Charges.

Denver. March 6-Senator Morgan
of Boulder county created intense ex-
citement in the joint session this
morning when he arose and in a
sensational manner stating that he
had signed statement In the pres.
ence Of the district attorney to the
effect that J. NJ. Herbert, vice presi.
dent and general manager Of the Colo.
RADIO and Southern railway and Daniel
Sullivan postmaster at Cripple Greek,
had offered him q bribe of 81 900 to
vote for Adams. Morgan stated that
he took the money aud turned it over
to District Attorney Stideer together
with all the information connected
with the case. Arrests are expected
this afternoon.
warrant was issned this afternoon
for Senator Morgan who is charged
with making false statements
Herbert has issued signed state
ment saying that Morgan approached
him soliciting bribe but was re-
fused. This statement was substan-
tiated by Sullivan who claims that
Morgan came to him and asked him
to go to Herbert's room with him. and
he did so, and tnat Morgan made
his rants known in the presence of
Sullivan but that no money was paid
or offered to Morgan.
District Attorney Stiger filed infoI-
nation against the accused IN the
criminal court. The affair has
caused quite q sensation.
The daily tribune., 1905-03-06
GREATEST BATTLE
Of THE CENTURY
Kuropatkin Making Fight of
His Life Today.
Trying to Save Large Stores Of
Supplies from Falling Into
the Hands of japanese
Defeat Looked for Soon.

st. Petersburg. March Gen. ku-
ropatkin has just started his last blow
at OyAma's left center just east of
the railroad and the fighting 10 des-
perate all along the line. At last &C.
counts Kuropatkin's losses in killed
and seriously wounded were about "a.
600; Oyama is said to have lost 80. 900.
Prisoners taken stated that the japan.
ese are greatly exhausted having been
two days without food or sleep. In
tense excitement prevails here this
evening over the result Of the greatest
battle Of modern times which will be
determined inside OF "a hours. The
largest army Of the century in men
and big guns are now fighting around
Mukden. Kuropaktin to cover his
retreat and move his accumulated
stores northwArd is now making the
fight Of the decade. One side or the
other can not escape an overwheln.-
ing defeat.
The daily tribune., 1905-03-06
THE LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEE
Thirteen Members Signed Favor
ing Seating Peabody.

Denver, March G-There have been
numerous stories sent out about the
legislative committee reports. one of
them to the effect that fifteen men,
bers of the committee favored and
signed the report seating Peabody.
There were four reports submitted
by the committee to the john session.
One was signed by nine democrats
and favored the seating OF Adams.
one WAS signed by four republicans
and favored Adams. one was signed
by one republican and favored the
seating Of Mcdonald, and the last
was signed by thirteen republicans
favoring the seating Of Peabody and
Senator Alexander who signed the Nc.
Donald report formally signed this re.
port but afterward announced that he
wanted his name taken out. The
thirteen republicans who signed for
the Peabody report were Lewis, De la
yergne, Robertson. Dick. Bsrela.
Healey. Church, Stephen, Stewart,
Thomas. Vance. Fetzer. AdamsoD.
OF the above thirteen the following
signed with the distinct understand
ing that they would not be bound by
the provisions OF the report on the
final vote: Vance, De La vergne.
Church. Stephen. Hesley and Dick.
The four repu blicans who signed the
Adams report we're Griffith. Thompson
MoIntyre ani DUNCAN.
Senator Alexander signed the Nc
Donald report. The nine democrats
who signed the Adams report are Hill,
Jefferson. Harris, Mckenzie. Hntt,
Davis. Heistand, Lehritter and Dick.
The daily tribune., 1905-03-06

THE WEATHER--Fair tonigh
and Tuesdry; colder Tuesday.