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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-07-20

$500, allowed. 3 90
Webster Telephone company,
June service. / 10
H r. Larson. Justice fees ..... go 60
Levi Falkner, constable fees,
asked IS 80, allowed. Z 40
A. K. Raynes, publishing legal
notlces......... 80
Candy & Ladd, repairing a
pump and material. 8 so
The bill from Candy & Ladd tor $50
for repairing the sidewalk was presented
and on motion the same was rejected.
On motion the following bills were
audited and allowed.
Levi Falkner, constable fees
asked S774, allowed .....,....$ 6 ~
III. o. Wickre, county treasurer
expense bill during the
month of June. 80 AZ
n. Moxness, commissioners
sefvlce.........."......... 81 w
Matt Tracy, commissioners
service. 80 20
Matt Tracey, looking after the
poor people ........................ D 10
W, H. Goodrich, commission
er's service. .........".............. 80 %
j. S. Wyganoski, commission
ers service .............a...~..... 81 90
W. II. Goodrich, looking after
the poor people ........"....... 4 90
NJ. b. Long, commissioner
service. 33 60
NJ. b. Long, taking Miss Mala
Walswik to Redfeld and
eXpenses.........,.......... AZ 10
M. b. Long, team to the poor
farm. 200
The petition from Caroline Briske, to
reduce her assessment to 1880 as she
did not have but that amount of property
in the year 1904, was presented, and on
motion the petition was granted.
The justice quarterly report from III.
II. Larson, case of the state VS.. Oscar
Rosseinie, was presented, and on motion
the same was approved.
The justice quarterly report from II.
r. Larson, case of the state VS.. Samuel
Duemer, was presented, and on motion
the same was approved.
1t was ordered that the county audi
tor advertise for bids to be received not
later than the 3lst day of July, 1905,
for county physician to take care of
the sick people at the poor farm for one
year and to furnish all the medicine
that is required during that time.
On motion the following bills were
audited and allowed:
I, M. LOOMS, checking up the
books in the treasurer's
of1lce......."..........".... D w
There being no further business at
this meeting, the county commission
ers adjourned to meet on the first day
of August, 1905.
Manson Rexford,
County Auditor.
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poor farm, presented his resignation as
superintendent of the poor farm in Day
county, and on motion the same was
accepted.
a committee from Rusk township
appeared before the board and asked for
an appropriation to help keep up the
grade known as the Sheelar grade in
said township said appropriation to be
held in reserve in case the same was
needed. On motion the same was
granted for the sum of $500 Those
voting for the motion were Commits
sioners Long and Wyganoski; those
voting against the motion were Com
missioners Moxness aud Tracy. Chair.
man Goodrich decided the question by
voting "yes."
On motion the board of county COM
missioners adjourned to meet July 18th,
1905, $3.50 o'clock, a. hi.
July IL, 1905.
The board met as per adjournment.
All members present.
The following loans from the perma-
anent school fund were approved.
Ole b. Olson ......$ 500 90
The board then proceeded to check
over the treasurer's account for the pre-
ceeding six months.
The board of commissioners adjourned
to meet at 30 o'clock, p. m.
1:30 o'clock, p m.
The board met pursuant to adjourn
ment
All members present.
The board continued to check up the
treasurer's account.
The board adjourned to meet July
II, 1905, at 800 o'clock.
July 70, 1905.
The board met as per adjournment
All members present.
The board continued checking up the
treasurer's accounts.
The board adjourned to meet at 80
o'clock, p. m.
80 o'clock, p. m.
The board met pursuant to adjourn
ment
All members present.
The board continued checking up the
traa cnrar,c aooonpf
The board adjourned to meet July
IL, 1905, at 300 o'clock, a. m.
July ID, 1905.
The board met pursuant to adjourn
ment.
All members present.
The board continued checking up the
treasurer's accounts.
The board proceeded to check up the
American Book company, also the CHM
Book company, together with the book
repositories of the county.
The book companies and book deposit
tories were found correct.
The board adjourned to meet at 1870
o'clock, p. m.
80 o'clock, p. m.
The board met pursuant to adjourn
ment.
All members present.
The board completed checking up the
auditors and treasurer's record, the
same being found correct, settlement
was made with the treasurer as follows:
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The board found the books and the
report of the cash balance to be correct,
there being $35, 905.59 in the treasury
on the first day of July, 1905.
On motion the following bills were
audited and allowed.
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Notice of Bids for a County
Physician.
Notice is hereby given that bids will
be received by the board of county
commissioners of Day county, South
Dakota, at the office of the county aud
itor, at Webster, S. d., up to and
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sidealr whm ii

The Mahrattl xo1s I
dia have the repsnne I
g. wives. They hit, "
lem OF domes'is gssy
threo. things rs tie u
havo, thought for -
necessarily simple lss Z
selves looked upos u
First n Mahraiu r'-si
husband, She uorlrl
her god her priest = !
ond. she loves be; ~
she takes nn iniefeE 4
These thrco AZ. % =
her life. No wNcst ~
amiablp to be called "a
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S6.ooo.ooo for Beets.

/ Colorado Springs, Colo. June T.
According to statistics prepared by J.
H. Mckinney, Of this city. one of. the
largest owners of the Grand junction
beet sugar factory, Colorado farmer.
This year will receive approximately
so.Ooo,c9o for the product of l2s. 600
seFeS Of land they haYe sown TO bes,s
The. total crop is estimated at : go 900
tons. ltis estimated there are $1,000
acres IN beets in the northern par. of
the state, 1000 acres in the Grand val.
ley, and $4,000 in the ARKANSAS valley
The. sugar. output will be 2s.coo
tpns' and at $50 per ton, the Colorado
manufacturers manu- fac,rrers will re-.
ceive slo,ooQ,ooo, with an additioua,
s2,ooo,ooo from by-products, of which
nolasses is one of the most mpor,a MT
The cost of labor and manufae,u,.
will amount to $500, 900, with an ad /.
dttional 81 $4,000 for coal, coke and
lime.
The total Investment in Colorado
sugar beet factories is $4,000, 900. II
is estimated that the net intcre,, will
per cent for this year.
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Cheated Death.

Kidney trouble often ends fatally,
but by ehoosing the right medicine, E
q death. He says: "Two years aSo
Fhad Kidney Teoubie which caused
me great ,paid, Suffering and anxiety,
bat took Electric Bitters, which ef,
fected > cofnptetk cure. 1 have also
fpnnd ttem Of great benefit ID general
dSbility and nerve trouble, and Keep
pam constantly On hand. since I find
tpey hsve no equal. All druggiS
aEssssasse 3. then Z. e I. sos:
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The Ladies Aid Society me, yes,.r.
oay afternoon with Mrs. ID. e p.,
er's, there being fifty-,hrce pres.n,
oesldes!a number. of children NJ.
smith led the meeting and the fo,,o,.
ing program was. rendered Son.
america, by the society. Due,,e h,
rssaames i. Ed Downcy and r. II
n"'n n piano solo by Miss May Allen,
sper oy Mrs. Harper. Di.cus.iou
.ea oy Mrs. Murray. Solo by Mr,,
sandifur. Delightful rcfrc.hu.n,,
were served by Mrs. II. NJ. Robr,,.
and Mrs. d. C. Roberts.
ane Ladies' Aid Society takes tb,,
~ means OF expressing their thsnks !,
!, y Spindle for his kinduess II ~ :
y'"s number Of the iadies 10 ~
rpm NJ. Roberts residence. =
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Growth of. tho rnr,,., ,.,.

10 give some idea OF the tremendous
srow'h oil The English language # may
es mentioned that the words ma
phrases under the letter A have In.
creased In fifty years from 1000 IN
meafIy ,.a oo,ooO Intelligent, persons. eyen
.rose % engaged in the learned profcs-
s'ons' eoan 10 not made use OF more than
,h"r ,,vvv % o'ooo words, all told. although
,.p ,re.e ase properly belonging to our
language over 100000.
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NEAR TO ARTIFICIAL DIAMONDS.
carborundum. Produced by New
Method. Rivals Jewel in Hardness.

Utilization Of waste products has
taken a long step forward, according
to the inventors OF a now furnace. as
by thcir methods OF combustion tho
VOL known abrasive, IN Its present
chemical combination OF lilioon and
carbon IS simply a byproduct and
Until it5 Identity with tho commercial
product was established was given
away for ornaments, valued because
Of thoir attractive crystalline formation
and peculiar cDloTinE
Since It's value was indicated. the
waste has been subject 10 all sorts
Of tests. and in some instances has
shown a slightly greater degree OF
hardness than tho carhoruudum pro
Guocd by means Of the electric cur
rent applied NJ enormous voltage for
u number Of hours. which Is slightly
less than that u tho diamond.
This fact has started Investigations
which lead TO tho hope. based. IL 10
said, on good foundation. that the sill
con may be entirely eliminated from
the product, leaving Il pure carbon.
chemically the counterpart OF the dia-
mond. Il Is asserted that with n prop
or selection Of materials for combuB.
ton In the furnace this result can bc
obtained. aad while tho carborundum
al present produced hns n high COM
merc,al value. tho inventors are no,
inclined 10 rest content with that II
nnythlEg more valuable is Ia sight
New York Tribune.
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Rolp o Wa,a or on hna.

The most successful way of warding
on the approach OF old age il ,n main
tain vigorous digestion. This can
be done only by eating food suited to
Jour age aud occupation. and when
any disorder OF the stomach appears
take dose Of Chamberlain's Siom-
ach and Liver Tablets 10 correct IL.
II you have weak stomach or are
troubled with indigestion, you will
ind these tablets to he ips, what you
Heed, For sale by Dr. Griiliu.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
EgghtiuN Svitt,, /

Suffering frigh,fslly n
lent poisons Of ppeisns
Cray. OF Lulu. M.i, "A
New Life Pals, viii 4
writes. that he va, ss'z
ach and bowel disocsn,
their tonic, Laxative n
all drug stores. guaflf<
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Residence Phone I24 White.
pRpwAY. COLO, JUNE 10 l2g.
Lodge Directory.

Ord,gay Camp No. 97, Wood"ien @ m'
w6tli. every "a .nd ilh TUESDAY i,.,s
R,d Isckef Y,ibe' No. Io5 ofl. q. 4, NJ
Every "Wednesday uight. NIT.
VIM. E.igar, Chief oi heoorHs
n G. Petit, sachctfi.
o,9uay Lodge l. o, Q. r. No. A5o
Meets every Saturday nieht;, n
r. Il. Walker sec'y y " Sa7h'
Brotherhood Of american Woman. west
.rn n,mesteid, EyrTy THURSDAY hisht'
". " Griinu fortiuHn i II. Cash. ''''
Oduay cueie No. S62, Ho"icn I"
wooderaft LIST, aud SRI. Tuesday nisntt'
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The Thursday Afternoon Club

This popular society OF the ladies' oil
Ordway is now about two years o'd'
The objects Of the club are literary
exercises and Pleasant times socially.
The membership OF the club is limited
TO twenty. one feature OF the S'ho "a
an annual banquet, to which each Ia
dy invites her husband. At this ban
quet a program is rendered, which Is
followed by partaking of the iuXnTicS
provided for tho inner man. Last
year the banquet was held at the res
;dence of I. l.. Edgar, apd wa4 the
social event of the season. This veal
it will be held a, the residence Of the
editor, and this evening is the date,
The following is the program 10 be
rendered:
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Rhoumatic Pains Oujesb, p,,;,,,, >,

,hheuWahe Pains Quickly ReIieusd.
Inc eNcruoaiiug pains characteris-
VIC OF rheuniaiism and sciatica are
9ui;kly relieved by applying Chaiu-
oytlain's Pain Balm. The great pain
renewing power of the liuimcnt has
oee,, 'he surprise aud delight of thou.
sahds OF suiiercrs. The. quick relief
rom pain which 1t affords is alone
by Dr.. Griffin.
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Profs, Cash and c!ase returned yes
terdsy, from the district. normal a,
Lamar. They reporta pleasant aud
successful meeting.
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The Bhildren', day exercises at the
Methodist ehu 'eh last SUNDAY evening
we're well attended aud highly ,u-
Ioyed by all.
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The ordway bali jean wiped the
earth with the Rocky Ford team on
Thursday Of Last week. The score
was 2olto In ordwqy's favor. Now.
boys, go and give the sugsrl,es n
drpbbing. They are getting "sa..v,,
and need takiug ro~n.
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Elmer HpSler hfd an attack Of ap.
pendieitas last week, but is now re-.
covering. Hf had narrow escane
from going to the hospital.
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Tho Future e, Shanghai.

Shanghai bids fa,r To- hcc~m. ,.s
saea' So, hait-way house. between the
or a. aha west, the terminus, eastward
VI 'ne European lines and the wost,
ward of the transpaci0c. - '
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The Ladies Aid Society me, yes,er.
uay afternoon at the residence Of D.
y Roberts. A tea was served and
peasant time enjoyed by all presep,
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Secretary Shaw has been entertain
ing the Washington correspondents
at dinner. 1t is time for the other
residential aspirants to get into line.
T,ie newspaper correspondents are not,
particular which aspirant comes next.
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Fognd-Nor,h of ordway, i. pair of
hESFa, framed sPeetacie-. which the
owner eau recover by calling a, this
ostiGe.
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a number % land seckers wcre here
last week looking at the country.
They were decidedly pleased with ORD.
way ard vicinity.
The Ordway new era., 1905-06-16

The New Era has been unusually
crowded with lob work the past week.
Let the good work continue.
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charlie cook.and ]. L. Gauger were
over from Rocky Ford Wednesday
ihey report the road going south on,
o, ordway to be in an passablc con.
di,ion. eo'i'
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Tom Spindle has been buying more
rigs. and seems determined to capture
.he livery business nf the town.
The Ordway new era., 1905-06-16

Don't forget tina: the Olucy Springs
Pop factory is making the best suu e
mcr drinks in the valley.
The Ordway new era., 1905-06-16

Rev. stslnmets twiil be her. .~.,.
/ W aRpsie.nsas a -
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chamberiain's Cough Remedy the Best
and Most Popular,

Mothers buy il for croupy children.
railroad men buy it for severe coughs
and elderly people buy it for la gr'ipe.
say Moore Bros, of Eidon, Iowa. we
sell more of Chamberlain Cough
kdmedy than any other kind. 1t
seems to have taken the lead over sew
eral other good brands. There is no
question but this medicine is the best
THAT can be procured for coughs and
colds. whether it be a child or an adult
that Is afflicted. It always cures and
cures quickly. Sold by DR.. Griffin.
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&C. Shaw is putting mp 4 nice new
residence Ia :he west par, OF the city.
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Mrs. VIM. Broadbcgt.
Mrs. W. X. ChowE,
Mrs. L. ". Dowuey.
:trs. J. L. Downey,
Mrs. T. Ed Dpwney.
Mrs. T. L. Edgar.
Mrs. Thos. Gailavan.
Mrs. Geo. GaliavaE,
l-rs. a. II. Glsse.
Mrs. c. S. Iies.
Mss. pr. Jeasry.
Mrs. J. II. Peek.
Mrs. D. C. Roberts,
Mra. A. p. sm:lh,
Mrs. +. \. Sandiisr.
Mrs. e. u. Stewart.
Mrs. X. Il. Walker.
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Contest \
neEss,,,.s;,si3
PsAJ

A-ulSr,cn, eo?,ss, ,,'.,
In thLs once. 10 Abs,
s.sinst Horrs-tesd ~
ie,nbcrik 1901, fof X
,hip 4; s. RANGES s. W ~
ts.iso. 10 which 4 ssS1l
Lsndl. has failed % ~
rc.,sis,sse Is-ia on the l.od,, 49,
plsos OF rpAkv 80!
land. and haaislsin, ~.
AZ r,.y' tss.,s spr drsi6 NJ
bns abandoned ssiy ~, =
more last Jsssl; - ~
frosn sAid land ~asps-sSr
iu the army. nsyy *. y u
ted reAtss ~ > pr.ssvSr
or ,nnrune, durtpf IA
ing ans oiiisr wsriS
may be rhGsGqd: -
Now. Thercioss. sI.i .ns
aed 10 avpcsu, rss.s ,
touching aid slie1st.ss n
Jupc u. isS,. baiaSy
AZ the United stage
Colo. ..,.n. NJ
davit, n,si My VI aiis
show that ANT - ~ a.
dercsi and tl,ec.s nsIpn
r,,., pu.,,cation. ~ -
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The Ex-Empress Eugenic has been
in Paris and Paris never recognized
her Thus one more cr;.ode has been
added to the sad tragedy. O her lives
nave been as sad, but few SO conspicu-
dtsly sad az hers.
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0asedevn Ride.

n src;s enas IN 4 sad accident. To heal
nIcs I. Ss,. injqriss. use Buckien's Ar
foct s.s. ~ deep wound In my
dor. c scs. ~ accident" writes Theo-
me rss.. "ue.e. a.i Of Cclumbus. O., 'skavs
nA. ,ess; but Buchlen's Arnics Ssivs Z ss9s
healed IT, Soothes sn% tSsSC s's.51 r
''ts magic. sse Il I'll dfusS -. = Z 4 "
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Charlie Fraycl and wife were over
from sugar City laat Sunday.
The Ordway new era., 1905-06-16

sr,nn,, Une ma" often to draw upon the, i'm
"cnn,as., on even In serious realm. ~.
S"niessions .,ons of a Caricaturist."
Mouesty never bushes at what II.
modasty pretends 10. -
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

Ihave opened a Real Estate, lnsUS-
auce and Loan ONCE in the Post Of
fee block, Ordway, Colo. If you
wish to buy OF sell house, lot or
farm. l nigh, be able TO help you.
Can and see ME. ! shall make spc-
ciaIty O. handling farms. Here are i
few properties ! have TO offer:
House aud 5 acres.
" q" ] acre.
" lots.
Onc business house.
Several vacant lots,
acre unimproycd.
acres uuimproved.
= acres uuimproved.
20 acres well improved.
70 acres We'll improved.
100 acres well improved.
100 acres ia alfalfa,
have the agency Of two OF the bcs,
fire Insurance Companies. Also OF
:he National Building and Loan Asso-
ciation Of Pueblo. See me tor invest.
meut stock or loans.
HI. MURRAY.
! The hay harves. is now on with 4
good crop all around,
w.p Florer'r handsome new resi-.
ieuce is nearing completion.
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Henry Helm, is at Pucbi, for nedi
c Il treatment.
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Grafton, Celissfts ~

Thomas J, saEys ~
sessea "a copy Q. u
death VI George VS.
was delIyarsd AZ rcsI
yaars asa. the ofisJ
samuel s,anhope s-ii
the collcse, OF Nes u
dress is printed IN ~
lish. and came Into ~
sawyer through hts p
residents in Tren'cf
!ntlon.
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as. HoN W.

when leadirg pay,.s,.
W. NJ, Smi;hsfi' q
cgrable consump,.0,
uishcd; ba, Dr. kirs, 81,
for Consn sption' ~
krp, hia out Of hs
''Thi. great .Peeir,sI 4.
me. and saved my NV
have used I, for oves
consider II, 4 m,," 1,,,
lung cure" suiea .,s
for coughs. sore tni'
preventive OF. psss
iced. soc and si.T g. y.
gi,ts, Trial bottle
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C6re.
.Ha..Ea-

After the banquet !. social time will
be enjoyed by all.
Following Is ,Ee list sf members of
tie club:
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CIR ale,u Gra.

Entered at the Postoi,ice in oriway, at' o"'o' ~
second Cia-s Matter, April ~. lNs-
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The hay harves; is now on with 4
good crop all around,
The Ordway new era., 1905-06-16

W. 9, f.orer'r handsome new resi-.
ieucc is nearing completion.
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81. so per Year in Advance
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publIlhea Weekly, Opposite Land Oilioe
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-02
POLICE THINK SUSPECT
ROBBED ANGELUS HOTEL
George Mortensen Arrested and Iden-
titled as Having Been in Lobby
on Day Theft Occurred

| George Mortensen, alias THE Dus-
ter;'' was arrested last night in fash
ionable Spring street cafe by Detective
Butler who is connected with The
Pinkerton agency in Los Angeles, on
suspicion of being implicated in the
robbery committed in the Angelus ho-
tel about a week ago in which $3.50
was stolen from the cash drawer.
Mortensen first gave the name of ..
F. Williams and claimed to be tailor,
but weakened when he found Butler
had recognized him and informed him
of his record.
According to Butler, Mortensen is a
I crook, well known in all the large cit
les in the country. He generally works
in company with three or four other
men. His picture Is in the rogues'
gallery in the Los Angeles police sta
tion. The officers believe they have
the man, or one of the men, who has
been working in Los Angeles and vi
cinity.
Harry Loomis, with several of mis-
employees at the Angelus, called at the
police station at noon yesterday to see
if they could identify the accused man.
All thought they had seen him before
and two were certain he was the man
who had been leaning on the counter
talking to Clerk Armstead while Miss
Gates was engaged at the telephone.
They could not swear to his identity,
however, so the officers have no case
against Mortensen.
The accused man admits that he has
been in Los Angeles for several weeks
and has visited all the outlying points
Of interest.
Mortensen will be held in the city
Jail for several days pending Develop
ments.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-02
COUNTY DIVISION BILL
CREATES OPPOSITION
Attorneys Believe Effect Would Be to
Disfranchise Many Voters-Meas-
ure Is on Emergency File

A great deal of opposition is devel-
oping in Los Angeles against the pas
sage Of a bill now pending in the leg
islature which provides the manner in
which counties may be divided.
The language of the bill, which de-
fines the rights of electors is, "All
electors resident within the proposed
new county and who are electors of
the county or counties proposed to be
ten days prior to said election, shall
be entitled to vote at said election"
Attorneys who have examined this
clause carefully say that this election
qualification would mean that only
those electors who live in the part of
be entitled to vote.
1t is held that the effect of this leg
islation, IL adopted, would be that the
people in part of the county who
desired no change in county lines
would be prohibited from expressing
their will at the polls.
The bill is entitled Committee Sub
stitute for Senate Bill No. 1S1" It was
amended in the state senate February
%, having been introduced by the SEN
ate committee on county government,
February 10, and it is said that 1t is
now on the emergency file.
The direct purpose of the bill is said
to be TO provide for the division of
Alameda county and possibly Santa
Clara. 1t is general in effect how
ever, and might at any time after be-
coming a law Of the state be invoked
to bring about a division Of this
county.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-02
INSANE MUTE
CURSES JUDGE
CONDUCTS OWN DEFENSE ON
INSANITY CHARGE
When Committed to Asylum Prisoner
Makes Weird Gestures and In
Sign Language Speaks
MaIedictions

His eyes raised to heaven and his
hands held high in the air, Charles
Neale, a deaf mute, cursed Judge Will
bur's court yesterday afternoon after
sane.
According to the demonstrations
given by Neale In the court room his
life has been sad one. The man
claimed to have a highly developed
natural talent for landscape painting
and beautiful artistic work of all kinds.
He explained to the court his true po-
sition, making statements of his right
to be allowed to go free.
Several days ago Neale was arraigned
on the charge of insanity and at that
time placed his curse upon the city of
Los Angeles for it's failure to regard
high talent in the proper light.
When Neale had finished the story
of his remarkable talent he told an
other and claimed to have been heart.
broken some time ago by the marriage
of deaf mute women he asserted was
his affinity.
Il order that the patient be COM
mitted to state asylum for the in
sane" was the order of the court which
was written out and passed to Neale.
All the powers of the man were in
stantly awakened at the sight of the
decree and he arose and placed his
hat upon the table before him. He
then raised his hands high in the air
and his lips moved, although he could
make no sound, and he appeared alb
sorbed in some spiritual exercise. When
he had finished his maledictions upon
the court he pointed at Judge Wilbur,
as though indicating the object of his
wrath.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-02

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