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MINING APPLICATION No. 1885.
Mineral Sufvey No. l7U73.


q. 8. Land Office,
Denver Colo, August II. 1905.
Notice Is hereby given that in pursuance Of the
act # Congress apptov MAY 10 1872, John Rich
srisnu whose Ta~t"iiice is Idaho springs. Coorado.
feet .,n thr GREAT Center and Good For Nothing
Iodfs henriug gold and silver, with surface
ground l50 feet in width respectively. situate i'll
Virginia Mining DIS rict Gear Creek County.
Slate nf c dorado. aud described In the plat and
field notes ON file i'll this office a follows viz:
GREAT CENTER LODE
40 feet 2io lFw and 1860 n. s2i lfe from
ii>crN,..y shaft.
Beginning at cor. no, /. whence the g IA cor.
lee. - T. 3 :, 13 " of the 9th p. m. bear> n sSo
a. I. s292 II theme. 65J 46' $50 #. 10 no.
$50 40 e $50 II. L, cor. no 4; theme s "a" ~ {
1890 f. to COT. no. l. the place Of beginning.
GOOD FOR SoTHISi LODE.
81 f. n "A So e and 1850 Il. s. 7io So " from
mouth of iscovery adtt.
Beginning AT cor. no |, whence the e Ia r.
acc =. I So. K ~ f tn. 9Th p. m. bears So
l6' 3o" sO127 # thence 40 E-Y 100 n. To
no 2; thruce II Il = " 80 It to no. 5: thence
a So e 1850 IT. t. cor no. 4; thence Is = e IS
n. to cor no. l. the place "i beginning.
Cot tanning 34l acres expressly -xceutins and
excluding all conflict with surveys nos. bs3 ll3l
A. a,0s 2vr9 1928 1864. 1879 1880 and form
ing por ion cf the unsubdivided Twp. s., Range
73 of the 9th principal me idian. said i"ca-
Vion being recorded in vols. SO md '5e pages ~
and 1872 spectiveiS of the records OF Clear Creek
COUNTY. Colorado.
Adjoining claimants owners of the above IN
toned surveys.
C D FORD Register.
First pub. Aug 10. last pup. Oct. n 1905
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Proposed Ordinance.
Published to comply with the State Law.

Be i, ordained by the City Council Of the
City of Idaho Springs:
SECTION |. That a right of wav for
the term of twenty years from the ras-
sage of this ordinance, he and the same is
hereby granted to the Colorado and
Southern railway company, its succes-0rs
aud assigns, over so much of Four,.enfh h
avenue As is hereinafter more particularly
dcscri bed to wit: Comulercing at D int
on the east line of Fourteenth avenue. ten
tloj feet south of the mort hwest cornrr t
block numbered twenty nine t2q); therce
sou,hw-sterly on curve with a radlus ot
OF hundred forty six and two tenthst il5 p
feet, a distance Of forty-hve f4sy feet
more or iess to a point on the west Ire
of Fourteenth avenue, twenty t2ol feet
south of. the northeast corner of block
mum bered ihlrty-oue Al; therCr
norrh twenty 7o) feet to the
northeast corner Of said block mum
bred thIrty-one tSIl, thence east fIrry
,oi feet, more or less to the
north west corner of said block numter.d
tsenty-niue 2ol; thence south ten fioI
feet To- the point Of beginning: toy tlrr
With he right to lay down tracks ttr1~-
on and TO run and operate engines 4-H
cars over and uuou the same and in gen
cral o use the same for a spur or spur
a switch or switches or otherwise in con
meet ON with or as part OF II, main j e.
SECTIoS The said railway comr-rv
sh ~ n,t permit any c'r to stand upon
sad tt OK more than five minutes a, any
orc time.
Posed by the City Council of the City
of Idaho Springs and approved this -
day Of -------, A. ID 1923.
Attest; ,-..............
....,.-........... Mayor
City Clerk.
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MINING APPLICATION No 1855.
Mineral Survey No. 1858.
L. :, Land OFF,

l. :" Ihiu til1ft.
Denver, Colorado, September 5. 1905.
Notice Is hereby given hat Treasure Vanlr f,o,d
and silver Mining company, by l.. : Undrrbiu
its attornc, in fact, VIII, y.ostnr. ce is lffaho
Springs Colorado. has made application tor a
patent for III lnea~ feet en- the Borpalt. od.
and for tolt2 linear feet on the Northern Iight.
lode bearing void aud silver the RorcaIis de
being 10 feet n $50 ~ g and 1854 feet g. "a ":
thence Si1 feets s9' - " from discovery shaft nd
the Northern Ii HIS lode reing u feet 81. 81 :,
and 1882 feet 6l' 81 W frum discover, IAN
thereon with surface ground l50 feet in width
respectively, situate in Idaho mining district
Clear Creek county, state of Colorado and de-
>rribed in the plat and fe notes file In this
office As follows, viz:
BOREAIIs LODE
Beginning At cor. no |. whence the W Ii ro,
20 45a3 3 feet: thence = l4o i5 l52 a. fee, to
cur. no . thence $50 "a 377. 80 feet to cor No
8: tn ncc se' " S39 70 feet To cor. no 4 thence
40 ~ W 54.12 feet to cor. 5; thence n SOC .,
343 ~ feet to cor no. 6: thence $50 "a S73 Il
feet to cor. no. l. the place Of beginning
NORTHERN LIGHTS LODE
Beginning At cor. no. l. whence the IA m,
sec. ~ TSs. R12w Of the 9Th p m bcars So
~ Ass IS feet; thence 80 2S ~, feet To 90,
no. 2; thence So 81 " 1ol4.2 feet to cor. no 4:
thence 2So ~ v $50 feet to cor no. 4; thence n
SO 81 e loi4.2 feet 70 cor no. l. the ace of
he1trning. -
1875 andforminR portion of the unsubdi vided
Twp =, Range 73 W of the 6th principal n,eri6
'an Said location being recorded in vol l59 nss.
2l4 NJ the records Of Clear Gre X county CoIorsSc
Adjoining claimants owners Of above pams.i
surveya
c. D. FORD. Register,
Flint pub Sept Is; last Nov. 10. 1906
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THE OF throughout the
interesting study, and today there being
stored than before known
a depression hills which ton
supported by sufficient watershed there will you
preparing the flood Predc-
made that within few the
Rocky will be amply and
Every gallon will by that to
mankind in commercial and agricultural channels.
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Proposed Ordinance.
Published to Comply With the State Law
AN ORDINA
Adopting the Book OF Ordinances.

Be /, ordained bg the CIty Council of the
CIV - idaho ~prus>:
SECTION I. The foregoing oriinaucrs
Of the CITY of Idaho Spriups. in ,He
: ate Of Col-rado. embracing TIM
.hy,'. r.. * iI-iye OF tIls -ordin nee. F~
yi.el 4 compiled by +. l.. Collom, CIty
Atforrcv, togt ther with the printed II IT,
tc- PRECEDING said Ordi ances an I the .-
d,x. hay" cen printed, published ard
h.urd ~ book f rm by authority OF he
Civ Couuc OF the CITY of La o
S .i1sS r- harmony with an Act af ite
General Assembly of he State OF Co..
rain. .utft Il: An Act III relation o
Nur G. al { rport'inn>, 'approved AI'H
o, 1877. SAID otdiu ,ncvS shan be recels
o. cN 'Gc g. in all courts and places ~l h
Mt '1rther proof, in conformity. W
,sIA Act.
81 rtoN ;. All ordin ucrS and parts
of ordinances # geuerl chtrac
Uaeee4 by the CITY Council Ot the CITY Ut
idaho Sp-irgs, saving snd txcv ptlng t.
.rurIal risnanCeS published and touH
herewith by the authority ature said, d {
her b, repealed. Provide d hat all rIgf
sCqu'r,d and al sui's, sCtions or pr
r-,d,us- teuding or founded in poiut +
'im- pri 2 to the date hereof shall a I
NAV be III sin'ained and prosecuted, nj
tt,cted by any provision Of this arat
uance.
Passed hv the CITY Courcil of the City
of Ill tho Springs and approved this
~ -
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Geo. II Curnow, the expressman,
e.eI hone No. BLACK o33

Sick headache is caused by q dis
ordered condition OF the stomach and
Is quickly cursd by Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets. For sale
by J. J. Sherwin
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THE otiging robe of Mpa Grove Cal who posed for hi-
picture for Philadelphia teacher, who in
stage party he held up picturesque william The
being identified Photograph
his and address in order
copy picture His upls this point respected,
had the drop the passengers On the whole
compare avoratly with
of DuVal and Dick Turpn.
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MAEK TWAIN among the supporters OF District Attorney
Jerome New Il believe i'll him he and CRATE
him proving that politics and Office is still pos
though epidemic. out Of respect for him.
his morals and principles, him only
day this would make it
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keeping step the OF work
entering coled annotated all the school laws
laws bearing upon These have been published
ready distribution. The heavy demand
already developed books indication that the labor
of Craig II direction wll b. fully appreciated
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repeated progress handicap
the works system
selfish 1t is highly important
courage project personally in
in the installation of that will be
municipality and of lasting benefit perfection
the dollar invested here Those
exerng every effort for good and those
dspaage their unselhh lalors prompted
they dare expose Despite the opposition
will be completed according plans Specifications,
the deactors will the folly their efforts
the enterprise
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shortcomings Color today
governed the Union Nearly fifty population
Our percentage OF lleate citizens lower
in Strike violence has suppressed,
punished tranquility and prosperity have
put ~ibe supervisory laws,
spirit of obedience and loyalty
Colorado should credit
being the best governed all the galaxy
FIX
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TIE Voters League .rzanizei in Denver has OBJ
jec great good support The OF the
organization Honest aaI efficient in public office
law protect brns d-noso~ with adequate and imperial
surcrvson s.> 6rcnt primary law assuring the rights Of
Wise legislation Colorados welfare through
party organizations when possible independent Of them when
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of devotion
epdemc Medicine profession calling
great sacrifices the interest humanity and these sacrifices
cheerfuly, though
with the duty of providing for themselves
long fight with the New beginning tell on
Several Of them been
kept their until up The
of the doctors made easy victims of the
attacked them Many instances
from New Orleans the
where the doctors who have long
tam have an especially hard time of it.
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1laSOr.
City Clerk
First pub Oct. 7, last pub Oct. ID 1905.
MINING APPLICATION NO 1888

MINING APPL1cAIIoN NO 1888
Mineral u vey N. 1901:
r : Land Once.
Denver, colorado S-ptembers iaa5
>otrcr is herehs give thst w rursusuce f the
CuurHuE bv j B Allen IT, attorney y fact hSs.
ir~t, fI'-.. is Idaho springs, Col o. hS- +fe
a;,ITIg, ION ftr patent for li.n linear feel each
~. tl- ittIr Flat .nA Ma Mrfilds lpdes heHrtug
10 ~ o. and 3s- feet "A w; thence so ~
h.rl. the Mar Matilda lode heing 6sD feet d So
~ e. aud 30 fe,ts 81 ~ " from the respective
dl>,py. r. shafts ther, on with surface ground on
pfltrift. Clear Geek C.untN. State of Caturtt'o
aud described III the plat aud field notes + Il in
tuis mJiice as follows. viz:
LITTLE FLAT LODE
y ginning at cor no. /, whence he !. cor
sec :. T4s, u W bear. n Ig' NV sG66.4 feet:
thence $40 " 773 =. feet To- cor. 10. >, thence 4
50 " 73i feet To cor. no 3 thence 3Go q I7s IS
feet iu cor no /: theuct II s72 IS feet cor no
5; 'hcuc, $40 2 3 a feel to cor. no. s. thence n
b2 " $50 feet to cor no. | the pace OF beginning
MARY MATILDA LODE
beginning a' cor. M. l. whence the " i cor;
thence go ~ " lioD feet t. cor n" ,: thence $
20 lS 9 $50 feet 10 cot no 2; thence II Sc ~ e
$50 rect tn cor nc. 4: thence u ~ ~ " l5H feet
90 cor. no. !. The place Of beginning
Grntsiuing So acres, expressly e1Certtnr and
excluding all conflict with urvey> Nus 260
md l56is rud forming i"rt on Of tn. "a
.cc. ard th.. w "A sec Is tw D.. 4 - K % sud
'ne ne "a of sec. la. + :. K "A of tn 9th
corded In vols, laa and lss pages 2l3 snt 279
uf the Records Of Clear Creek Eouuty, toloraf'o
Adjoining ci.msnrs owners II surveys Nos
25l b, 25Gii, ld6is and 1904.
C, D. FORD Register.
First pub. Sept. l6, last Sov Is. 1905.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-10-07

PATTERSON i, back from his summers vacation No"
remarkable how quiet and peaceabe has
been in the during his absence
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-10-07

Col has gone ;e PHILIPPINES and the nation Is no"
wondering Will follow the footsteps OF Bourke
Cocsraue and become convert to imperialism
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-10-07

Oltr NI'rk.
First pub, Oct. u last Oct. IA, 49,
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1905-10-07

focI muchly-mared will have yield the matr
oga An Empire married
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Attest:

\. ID. 1905.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-06-23
LOVE IN AUTO TRAGEDY
Victim Discovered on Bay Of Death
Was Soon to Marry AGAIN.

Chicago, June i5.-By the death of
William A. Hartley. who was drowned
with Jerome G. KurtZman n his wife
Saturday night in the automobile which
plunged into the river at the Rush
street draw, Mrs. Matte J.. Hartley is
left the victims widow instead of his
divorced wife.
Only a few hours before the tragedy
Hartley had applied in Judge Patton's
court for a divorce on the ground of
desertion. Mrs. Hartley made no pro-
test or defense and the divorce was
practically conceded IN that account.
But the decree was not entered be-
cause the court asked the attorney in
the CASE to submit evidence in writing
for consideration next week. This was
done.
Mrs. Hartley, believing that she had
been divorced from her husband be-
cause she ignored the suit after receive
ing notice that the case was to be tried
Saturday, spent nearly all day yester-
day mingling in the crowd at the river
watching the life-saving crew dragging
for her husbands body.
The tragic death of Mr.. Hartley will
also be sad news to another woman
his fiancee, Miss Pardine A. Edwards,
whom he was engaged to marry as soon
as the divorce from his first wife was
granted. Miss Edwards, a Boston girl.
who has been living in Chicago, at ITO
Michigan avenu where Hartley also
resided, left for a health trip several
days ago, and her friends do not know
where she is. Efforts to find her to
notify her of Mr.. Hartley's death were
u%nayailino.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-06-23
WILLIAM H. TAFT SECRETARY OF WAR
TO RE-WRITE HISTORY.
Confederate Veterans Say School Text
Books Malien Observation-Disclosures
is Ousted

Louisville, Ky, June 17.-At today's
session of the United Confederate Vet
Grams association convention the re-
port of the history committee was
adopted. The report claims that many
text books used III both northern and
southern schools contain biased and i'm
partial %oun of the civil war, re-
i.ecting upon the loyalty and patriotism
of the southern people, and pleads for
an impartial history of the strife. An
amendment urging that future histories
show that Jefferson Davis was cruelty
treated n unnecessarily ShGckled was
also adopted.
developed the presence of Il federal Of
ticer in that important body. His name
is Col. S. c. Russell. of Indian terri
tory. Comrade Paddock. of Fort
Worth. declined to sit in the same
! room with Russell. and in response to
Il chorus of Take him Off" General
Lee substituted the name of Captain
Kendall. General Leo. however. tool
occasion TO pay a compliment to Rus
sell. and said he had some time g
written Il splendid tribute to southern
soldiers.
Louisville, Ky. June l6.-The United
confederate veterans Yesterday elected
the following officers:
Commander in chief-LieutenantGen
e"al Stephen ID. Lee. Mississippi.
Commander Trans-Mississippi De-
parnent-Lieutenant General w. Ca
bell. Texas.
Commander Army of Tennessee De-
partment-Lieutenant General Clement
y. Evans. Georgia.
Commander Army of Northern Nir-
einin-General Irvine Walker, South
Carolina.
New Orleans had slight difficulty in
securing the convention for 1906.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-06-23
GREEK PREMIER
FATALLY STABBED
Premier DeIyannis Is the Vic
tim of a Murderous At
tack at Athens.
ASSAlLANT rs ARRESTED
Statesmen Is Stabbed in the Stomach
Assailant, a Gambler Named
G~herakias, Was Unable to
Effect His Escape.

Athens. June 15.-Theodorc Delyan-
MS. the popular premier of Greece. was
stabbed II mortally wounded by a
professional gambler named G~herakaris
at the main entrance of the
of deputies. The premier died within
three hours.
The assassin. who vas Immediately
arrested, said he committed the deed
in revenge for the stringent measures
taken by Premier Delyannis against
the gambling fraternity.
The premier arrived at the entrance
of the chamber in a carriage. Ghera-
karis approached, saluted the premier
and opened the carriage door. The pre-
mier was in the act of thanking
Gherakaris for his courtesy when the
gambler plunged a long dagger into M.
Delyannis' abdomen, inflicting a fright
full wound. The murderer was imme-
d!ately overpowered by the attendants.
Medical assistance was quickly Sc
cured and the statesman was taken
to a Red Cross station, where an OPP
Grafton was performed in an effort to
stop the internal hemorrhage. This
was unsuccessful.
The news spread quickly and it was
impossible to describe the popular evil
dences of sorrow or the efforts the
crowd made to lynch the assassin.
Lynching was prevented by the
gendarmes, who rushed their prisoner
" t1ie llioou' II eotAiilatcu liza SV,VVV
persons witnessed the removal of the
body of the premier from the Red Cross
station to his late residence. Members
of the cabinet and of the chamber of
deputies were among the crowd, many
Of them weeping.
The cabinet met at the residence OF
the president of the chamber n it
was decided that the body should lie
IN state in the chamber before inter-
ment.
King George. who is at Tatoi, was
informed of the assassination and an
nounce that he would at once return
to Athens.
Investigation by the police shows
tina Gherakaris was recently liberated
from prison, having been sentenced to
eighteen years for the murder of his
wife,
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-06-23
ARMY WHIPS THE NAVY
Vessels of Dickins' Fleet in the War
Game Are constructiveIy
Sunk.

Fort Munroe. Va. June 4.-rhe attack
which Fort Monroe has been expecting
since midnight Saturday came at $50 this
morning when Admiral Dick1ns moved on
the land forces with three vessels of his
feet, the battleship Texas. the training
ship Hartford and the converted yacht
Vixen. No official information concerning
the thirty mi ties engagement which fol-
lowed the sighting of the attacking party
is obtainabie. bur the Impression prevails
that the whole sea force was constructive
ly sunk.
Baltimore. June 13.-J.st about dawn
Of Admiral Dickens squadron. manned by
Of Admiral Dickens squadron, manned by
Maryland reserves, vas discovered at a
point opposite Fort Howard, destroying
mines. Upon discovering the enemy the
big guns of Fort Howard doomed out. The
Sylvia was theoretically sunk in short or
der. afterwards proceeding down the bay.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-06-23
TAFT PROPOSES
MANY REFORMS
Secretary Of War Makes a Not
able Speech at Miami Uni.
versity This Afternoon.
HE DISCUSSES DIVORCE
Declares That National Legislation on
the Subject is Necdee-Also
Shows Inconsistency Of
Small Pay to Officials.

oxford. o.. June 1.-THE feature of
the e~ighty-tirst commencement of
Miami university here today was the
address of Secretary of War Taft. An
unusually large audience made fire.
quent interruptions with applause.
Against Negro D;sfranchisc.ncnt.
In opening his speech Secretary Taft
touched or the racial question in the south
and in this connection said:
Another encouraging feature of the
present increase of wealth is that Il large
proportion of this Increase has been in the
south. a part of our country which hereto
fore has been largely agricultural and
poor. The change in the material condi-
tions in the south, in spite of tho political
difficulties that certainly are there, is
creating a better state of things witt, ref
crcnce TO tho racial question. The work of
Booker Washington in tcachiag his people
how 10 use tools instead Of giving them Il
superficial university education which
they cannot use. added TO the Industrial
demand for skilled labor, ] am certain,
T. t the negro population in 4 better con-
Gition materially, and when tina. is
brought about. thcir spiritual and intel
lectual uplifting. Is much caster. The
southern states are engaged in adopting
lesislations which seem intended TO cX-
ciude the negro from the ballot in fact.
without Infringing the fifteenth amend
mont SO plipably as to lead to their annul-
mcnt by the supreme court. am hoping
earnestly that experiments of this sort
will fail, but If they will lead 10 Il result
in which the laws snail exclude ignorant
whites and blacks equally from the ballot
t,.en no orc can uuarre! with the proceed
ure which will be square and honest.
Should Sc Liberal with Chinese.
Touching the application of the Chinese
pScllS on i.W the secretary asked :lS IT
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-06-23
SCORES AMERICAN VOTER
Bishop Says Debauchery in Political
Life Is Duo to Natives.
Conn. June l7.-The

Hartford. Conn. June 1.-THE Rt.
Rev. Chauncey IS. Brewster. bishop Of
the Episcopal diocese of Connecticut,
declared today in q sermon before the
annual diocesan convention that the de-
generate men of American birth are re-
sponsible for the prevailing practices
which tend to degrade and debauch
our political life"
at will rot avail" he sal. ito excuse
ourselves on the score of the influx of
foreign born population. Our fellow
citizens of foreign birth often shame
us by their devotion to American ideals
and by their spirit of sacrifice. 1t is
the American born politician who, to
use the words Of of them, wants to
know what there is in it for me.
politics must not be threatened with
degradation in a Christian democracy,
without effort on the part of Christians
against such result
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-06-23
HE MAY SECURE RESPITE
'R'ucbeard's" Case May Go to ST.

Chicago. June 17.-"Bluebeard" Jo-
ham Hoch, who was sentenced to be
hanged June % for the murder Of one
of his numerous wives. may be given
one more chance to escape the gallows.
His case may be taken to the supreme
court of Illinois. In a conference held
here yesterday Governor Dineen as
sured counsel FOR Hoch hat In case the
states attorneys Office is assured by
Wednesday. June q. that sufficient
money is forthcoming to provide cor
the preparation of the necessary record
a reprieve will be granted until the Oc-
tober term OF the supreme court. The
sum needed is 500.
The governor assured Assistant
States Attorney Olsen that he had no
desire to interfere with the carrying out
Of the verdict. but wished to give the
accused every right afforded by tie
law.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-06-23
GRAFT IN ENGLISH ARMY
Improper Disposal of Military Stores
Involves Over $50, 900 900.

London, June IA blue book conS
tanning the report Of the war office
committee headed by Lieutenant Cen
eral Sir William Francis Butler, was
issued today. 1t fully confirms the
forecast of the report cabled to the
Associated Press showing that the inn
proper disposal of military stores at
the conclusion of the South African war
had revealed a huge scandal. The re-
port censures a numbe of officers who
are alleged to have worked in collision
with contractors. The latter bought
stores at absurdly low prices and after
ward resold them to the military au-
thorities at enormous profits. The value
OF the store: involved in these tram
sactions is between $50. 0C0, 900 and $685.
900. 900.
The officers involved all belong to the
army service corps n pay depart
mentS.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1905-06-23
VERDICT AGAINST GOULD
Will Cost Millionaire s24, 1875 Because.
His Wife Was Very Head.
strono.

New York. June ia verdict for
Abnei J. Haydel, architect. to recover
s24.1S3.75 from Howard Gould for sery-
ices in drawing plans for Gould castle
at Port Washington. L. l., was award
ed by a jury in the supreme court to-
day. Haydel sued for $50. 1000. The
architect testified that Mrs. Gould or
dered many changes in his plans and
finally refused to accept them anl or.
dered him out Of her presence