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New-York tribune., 1905-01-28
OTHER MARKsTs-RY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. Jan. 27-cATTIE-Receipts, 5000 head; mar
ket steady good TO prime steers IS 409S6 90 poor to
medium 50 5OdS5 30 stockers feeders 81 35a$4
COWS 81 gS4 %; heifers sass; Gamers 81 259$2 IS
bulls. S2&S3 30; calves 81 1887 HOGS-Recelpts
10 QUO head; market 1Oc lower butchers
g$4 good 10 choice heavy 81 S0dS4 heavy
& 8SqS4 20; light S4 e0qS4 20; bulk Of sales 81 7O9s4 so
sHr1P-Receipts 5000 head sheep steady; lambs weak
to lever; good to choice wethers 81 eOgs5 eO
Cincinnati, Jen 2T.-HOGS active and 5et10c lower;
fair to good shippers s4qS4 common S2aS2 so EFP
steady, 50 75Q$5 lambs steady to easy 81 75Ts7 5
East Buffalo. Jan. 27-CATTIE-Receipts 100 head
moderate demand and steady prime steers IS 509S5 5
s9ipPirg 81 S0g$5 butchers 81 25QS4 s.; heifers sag
ers u 25GS4 25 VEALS-Recepts $50 head active and
2oc higher 81 504Se %. HOGS-Receipts Z 500 mead.
fary active and 10c lower; heavy So TO- mixed s. 05
~ 10; Yorksrs S54S5 TO- pigs SaQS5 05; reughs S4 2O
"a 90; Btags SS(SS3 20 SHEEP AND I.ANBS-Receints
loco head; active; lambs s6 50aST ~ yearnEs Sc 506
81 b01S6 80 - SV' ''NsN'
Kansas City, Jan. 27.-CATTIE-Reespts 700 head
including eco southerns steers steady to 100
lower Choice export and dressed steers s5as5 rs
fair to good ts 5oS4 s5 Western steers So 50S5 O
q go southern cows S2 1888 IS native COWS 81 $50
calves. S39S6 90 HoGS-Receipts 600 head; market
loc lower tops. 81 so bulk OF sales 81 eOs4 81 hesv
q 5ggs4 g packers 81 7OQS4 s71s pigs lights $40
81 %: SHEEP-Reeeipts 700 head; market slow dJI.
native lambs S6S7 & native wehers S51S5 so: native
led ewes, "a 24S5; Western lambs, S6Gs7 25 western
yearngs. 50 75G$6 35: sheep 81 259S5 80
ers and feeders So 50Gs5 so
New-York tribune., 1905-01-28
Cash Quotations.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New-York January 81, 1905.
t-orFEE-The coffee market was moderately active,
-.es generally steady. The opening steady at
- advance 5l5 points the trner European cables.
- vth Brazilian receipts continuing heavy, there
e frther legislation. and prices sagsd ~ little dur
srr he middle Later however. demand improved
slightly smaller estimates for OrnorroN's interior
.-,vsT1ert and the market finally very steady at
~ advance a. bG15 points. Sales were est-
-.,s al qs T50 bags. Eavre closed gain a
ENC and Hamburg . pig higher. Both the Brazil
- markets low rejecting declines IA
erur markets and the fun receipts which mSde par
-is-v urfavo-she comparisons the day 1t seemed
however that the smaller interior figures
led tinsrrow would be the beginning of smaller
ogsaen ans OF the bulls also contended that the
s-rate by Ksrle Krische FOR the month OF February
you'd compare very 6uliishly with last years figures
~ demand spot supplies be still quiet, but
4 friv steady. market spot coffee did not
Ssne in keeping with the IN futures thus
s@rtug healthy condition IN the market for actual
s15es The spot market reported quiet but steady.
~ ouotations the basis OF 3 Ice for Rio No Z.
ne ranEe prices IN the local market to-day
raef
New-York tribune., 1905-01-28
RsEEAAIppIIMG sE:AA pins SYSTEM.


Liberty street Ferry thine from south FERN
I've minutes earlier than shown below.
11S,InON: BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND MATCH
S1hONN-z4OO lIl5 Easton only). a10 a m. 120,
80 SO9 t3aS Easton only) p m SundayA sAsa
WILkEsBARRE AND -sCRANTON-z4oa a1o a n,
s.y1 e.y1 p ", sundays. z4-30 i D. m
A4ahEMOODa LAKEHURST. TOMS RIVER AND
bAKSEGAf-z4O0, ss.40 a n, z1-30 (3.s0 A1e
sE&kSs~ood and Lakshurst only). a5.00. zs.0s
ATLANTIC CITY-ss.4O a m. ts 40 D m
NlNf14AND AND BRIDGETON-zf4'o0 90 a m & 40 y n.
LONG BRANCH. ASBURY PARK. OCEAN GR(FF-
fodSI tdoSI 5PLEASANf. AND SEAsHORE POINTS
g. m Sunday. except Ocean Grove. 500 a. m. 90.
ATLANTIC HI.Ds.. sEABRtGHr. MONMOUTH scFF
LAST LONG BRANCH-4-0O. $50. $50 1IsO a n
d dso ~ tS.s0 Atlantic Hlds only) $40 sun
PHILADELPHIA CREADING TERAIINALl-s4 35 T. 90
I2GS. tso9. 400. t5.0O. tsSO. tIsO. t9OO. $3.50
24TH AND CHESTNUT sTREETs-S42s Is $500 80 90
.1249e m, 900. t'4-O0. 's-0O. 400. fs35 D. m
BAL TIMoRE AND wAsHINGToN-soo 1000. .1sos.
READING HARRISBURG. louisville AND WILL
IAnsfOhI-I4O0 II %. $500. dfS.10 NO.0e. II %
m, Reading only), Ns100. 40. taco D. m. Read
Ess FoLtsVl!le Harrisburg only, "a 90. t500 D. m
- zfrom Liberty Street only EDaily- fDaiy. except
sunday sSundays only. $ParIor only llVIa Ia
Omcsst Liberty ST Ferry. South Ferry Hous..
sel 4S4 1900, 1854 Broadway. 1s2 5th Av. Is Union
square West 153 East 125th St., zI3 West 125th ST..
z4S Columbus Av.. New York; Court ST.. s44. $50
New York Transfer Co calls Tor and cheeks sasgsss
20 destination.
". G. BESLER C. NJ BURT
Nlce-Fres and Gen Mgr Gen Pass'r AGENT.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-28

'Incluoing 70 500 bags ship Birmingham.
C0TTON-Ths cotton market ruled quiet, but was
Epnrally moderate gain Tor the cay on
covering and possibly demand for long account
leading points. which suggested
Interior holders had been Offering more freely, as
claimed q few Gays ago by private adyces they were
holding The lower level result OF the e1
opened steady decline OF 142 points IN Keeping with
rather lower Liverpool cables than looked for pstico
lEry With regard SPOT cotton. But there was very
ltJle and when the Emaer estimates Tor To-
receipts comparatively little
dsnHLd upart advancing tendency 10 the narEet
During the middle session prices ruled rather Irregular
but finally very steady net advance OF daAz
points Sales futures reported Of l&5,OOO ba4es
due large from Pacific ports, and exports
Tor day fully eQualled the receipts Southern spot
markets according the Official advicss were geneTsy
steady with market reporting oe-
cline There less private from the South tian
Judging from the slowness OF trade IN both
American and English markets 4 that the trade
considers Il viii take time 10 Determine Whether the
Southern WI; live the resolutions passed az
NeW0resns reduced acreage sno holding back OF
present supplies Superintendent Kings weekly move
figures follow Port receipt iI20Ib bales against
q $50 bales sEains; zs last year, Southern mill
lSngB estimated 1900 bales against oIVOO bales last
stock interior 6ell bales, against
zoSl yea=: hrOugh. into sghE for the week
@t4 bales agans. SS2l0 bales Iast year Iotal cIo2
receipts 65oo o4 bales against oo5 $40
bales overland mills and Canada ol4o1S
bales added overland seasons correction
s. Lou egsiags 63l $50 bales lass year Southern mill
gE estimated 1905 600 bales against LOIS coo bales
year interior towns Ia excess Of September
bsSgs bales against BsS52S bales year. brought
intp S.sl5,51 bales against
eOo2S bales The total movement is for
The range prices IN the local market to-day
Vas follows.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-28
Citations.

TlHE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
York by the grace OF God. and independent to
Albert A Alstyne Mary V. Turner, Annie L.
berger or Rosenburser, Thomas Malcolm Shirley, William
V Mangurn, Vaaita Mangunl commonly called Vanta de
Pendleton Turner, Jr. Union Trust Com
pany Of York. Trustee under the VIII Of Maria
children OF deceased children heirs
kin Of said William V Mangurn. IL be dead, whose
names and places residence unknown and
with asonabe diligence be ascerained by petitioner
all interested in the
styne OF New York. deceased,
of kin otherwise, send greeting
You and each Of hereby cited and
soually 10 and appear before Surrogate the
OF York, at the SuTrOgates Court of said
County the County Court House In the Borough
of Manhattan. City OF New York the 7th day OF
March 1905 hafpast O'Clock in the forenoon OF
that day there to attend judicial settlement
the account of proceedings Albert a. Alsyne
the last Win and Testament OF said Maria
Van Alstyne deceased and such cr hereby
cited under the age of twenty-one years
n YOU have none appear and apply for be ap
nonted or in the your. neglect failure
so guardian viii be appointed by the Surrogate rep
resent IN the proceeding.
testimony whereof have caused the eeal OF the
of City and County OF New York
be hereunto affixed. Witness Hon Frank T. Fitzgerald
Surrogate Of said County. the City Sf New York
the 14th Of in the Of our Lord one
thousand nine hundred and five.
II 81 JAMES A DONNELLY.
Clerk Of the SurrOgate's Court
PECKHAM MILLER 6 KING Attys- for Ext. so
Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan. New York
New-York tribune., 1905-01-28

The approximate amount Of the lien charge to sat
isfy which above described property to be sold i
S40 350T4 with interest thereon from leth dav ~
December 1904 together with amount
ing 10 S465 So together with expenses OF the ssl
The approximate Of the taxes. assessments or
liens be allowed to the purchaser
chase money. paid by the Referee is unpaid Croton
1908. the 34th day October, 1904 amounting 10
October oath. 1904 date amount
Of which been fixed The said premises
subject lien Of certain mortgage OF $225 90
thereon the OF 4ia9s
day Of December 1904 and certain mortgage
S150OOOOO and interest thereon
from the LIST day of January 1905. which
mortgages past due
Dated, New York January 10th. 1905.
CLIFFORD ". HARTRIDGE. Referee
New-York tribune., 1905-01-28

-ae local market cotton closed quiet and un
egeai nccng upland &c; sales, IS bales 10 spinneIs
.a oO delivered On contract Mobile nrIn ana 1-loo
sf a. b1zci sales. 100 bales, Savannah steady an u
egea a. GAc sales 81 bales. Charleston steady and
SelEeo a. Csc bid Norfolk steady ard unehanseo az
1ei telsE, ls5 bales Augusta firm and unchanged AT
80 tea as bales st. Louis quiet nno unedsnsea AZ
-, Sse-FeEton quiet and steady. Unchanged at oae
f-0iteans firm and unchanged at 6ssc; sales oVoO
memphis steady ana 1-l6c higher at 63Bci sales
.etsi Estimated receipts at leading points Tor to
Al Houston. from 900 70 5.V11 bales, against
e~t week and 7.625 last year at Galveston rom
eyJ % x20 basE against O88 and 67l6 last
s-1 eLe A. SeR-0rleanE, from $500 90 5oOO Dales
sl.-t -4s4os lsst week and l&.Oz6 last year
eIls a cotton the ports to-day and for the week
- 0-t1Iea with tie totals OF week previous and OF
New-York tribune., 1905-01-28
SOUTHERN COTTON MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Jan. 2T. Q. m.--CoTTON-spot in moderate
demand prices points lower; American mddlnE fair
4IOd; good middng s.sod; mddng 3 esd: low mid,
ding $500; good ordinary. 3A2d ordinary, 326d. The
sales OF the day 5000 bales Of which LOCO were
speculation and export and included 770O American
Receipts 1900 bales including 10 200 American. Fut-
opened quiet steady. closed very steady:
middling, 4 o 4 3.e0d: and
February. 86od February and March. sad March and
seed. April and May. 369d; May and June 3 T2d
June and July 75e July and August I'D; August and
September 879d: September October. aS1d; October
and November 3 s3d November and December 3S4d
New-York tribune., 1905-01-28
Bal [TIhORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
new YORK. NEW HlIEA & HLDIEnal IA

Trains depart from eTaad Central station. 42d ST.
4th Ave. follows. for
BOSTON via New London and Providsace-t4:50
+ 1000. X 1902 A NJ, tt.l1.00. 'z.1O3 'xs;00
BOSTON via WiIIimantc-t's:0O A. NJ 1900 p NJ
BOSTON via STANDARDIZATION A NJ. + 1900 'i4:0O.
%11:OO r. NJ
FTTCHBURG Putnam WoFcestsr-43:0O p NJ
LAKEVILLE and NORFOLK-fS;50 A. NJ. 1881 p. NJ
CT. HARRINGTON. STOCKBRIDGE, LENON PITTS
FIELD-f4:50. $3.50 A. NJ. 1881 p ".
WATERBURY WINsTED-t45O. $500 ffs;O0.
s'5:01 1890. $500 lto Waterbury1 ?. NJ
Ticket cCfrand Central Station and c125th
St, ella c261. L1S5. c1354 Broadway. CO Park
Place, COS Union Square c1S2 Fifth c245 Columbus
Ave. $40 Madison Ave c2T3 West 125th ST. 153
l25th Brooklyn, CT Court ST.. SEQ Fulton
800 Broadway. z. ID.
%Daily. Except sundays. lSundays only. fstops az
I25th xStOps 125th St, Sundays only tFariOr Car
Limited. HAS dining cParor and Sleeping Car
tickets also
c. T HENTPSTEAD. Gen. Pass Agr
o II. SHEPARD. Gen Supt.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-28
LONDON WOOL MARKET.

London Jan 2TThs offerings at the wool auction sales
to-day numbered IL TO1 bales The seadier and
prices advanced to the December level WthdTawas were
buyers suitable for their Home
buyers secured the eFossbreds Americans pur
lots OF erossbrsds also nshaired
clothing perinos Following the sales: New South
Wales3 600 bales; Ddd1s 1id greasy, 6d1s
oussnslsndToo bsssi secured Is "a: greasy sd4ls d
New-York tribune., 1905-01-28
NAVAL STORES.

The general market for naval stores showed steady
uudertone and quite steady demand with prices
TALLY as quoted. We quote:
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-On and machine barrels. 55h
G56c.
TAR, s..
RosIN-Common TO good strained 81 sIlsyG2 90; E.
So 05GSS TO- F. 81 l5dS3 20: c. SO 2O6ISS rs H. SO
Sc 80; So 6OaS3 X 81 3OqSt 30; NJ 81 s0GS4 s5 n
50 10; " 6. So 3U0$5 So; W W. S. so.
STOCK ON HAND.
.
Spfla tuFpentne, Dds. l<I5
.
Savannah. 27-TURPENTINE firm. 52lic; receipts.
PSI bbs; sales. 3O4 shipments 20 ROSIN unchanged
trading of offerings. receipts l9e4 hbls ship
42S Quoted; b. - .. So 65 F. So IS; I. 81 s0
g 81 50; 81 90 SIS So h. 81 q; NJ 81 80. \. 81 T5
W c. So w W, s. t5.
Charleston. Jan. 2T.-TURPENTINE and RosIN-Noth-
London. Jan. sT.-rURPENrINE-spnasz RosrN
American strained. IS f1ss; ma lis Cd
New-York tribune., 1905-01-28

victoria-1so0 bales; secured 10d92s IA greasy T+de
West Australa5oO bales; greasy 64t41Ozd. Tasmania
bales; greasy. sdgls Slsd NewZealand 400O bales
secured pd61s ID; greasy 5adG1s 2lsd. Cape Good
Hope and Natal-4OO bales; greasy 7lzGI1d.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-28
For the week ending January 27. 1905.

For the week ending January 2T 1905.
Net receipts at all United States ports during
week ia 400
Net receipts all United States ports same
week year I35 500
Total receipts since September l..
Total receipts to date last e37
Exports for the week
Exports for same week last year 1423 3T2
exports September 1............ O2 5s3
Total
Stock all United States S22
year 752 s34
all interior Col 1856
Stock all interior time 419 663
Liv pOol time year. 633,O0O
time last year .............. 1913 OOO
New-York tribune., 1905-01-28

Cash quotations follows: FLOUR quiet.
WHEAT No spring 81 l2gs1 49, No 8. $1qS1 Is; No 2
red, 81 1742qS1 I9%; CORN, No p 431&o; No yellow
8 white. 30l4a3l1 1sc RYE. No . 75c; BARLEY, good
feeding. 37c fair choice mailing. 4394Sc FLAX
SEED, No |, 81 16: No l Northwestern, 81 %: TIM
s12 SO MESS PORE per Sbi sis soQSSiS IS; IARD
per 100 rb 50 S2l2 CUT MEATS-Short rib oose)
So 504S6 49, short clear sides (boxe S6 S2l2 G$6 81 Il
WHISkEY basis OF high wines. 81 %. On the Producs
dartes. 1sQ24c EGGS steady mark, included
20gc frsts 26c prime fFsta 2se; extras. 3oc CHEESE
c''et at l1g12c.
Duluth. Jan. 27-Close-wHEAT--No l Northern
81 13h; No Northern, 81 O64E; May, 81 141ei July
81 I3ls; September, Doc
81 l6: No Northern 81 09aSI 49, May 81 15 9$1 15
bid. RYE-No l, S115c. BARLEY steady; No ., 52c;
sample. 3T95lc. CORN-No ., 43Q431tc; May. 45hc
Minneapolis Jan 27-WHEAT-NIay. 81 1855: 1iIy
ern 81 1875; No Northern 81 OSSs FLOURFirst pat
SO 3GG$6 10; patents So 10Q$6 clears
81 5@S4 80; second clears 81 60qS2 10 BRAN, in bulk
Philadelphia Jan. 27.-wHEAT 1sc lower; contract
grade January 14G$1 14ls CORN 14e lower: January
99G4Sstc OARS QUIET but steady; No white natural
3712a3Sc; No white clipped. 3Sc. BUTTER and
in good demand: extra Western creamery, 30c extra
nearby prints 3c. EGGS quiet and easier nearby fresh
Western fresh 29c at mark. CHEESE steady; New
York full creams fancy, 12 @1212c; DO choice, 12c;
fair good 112Q11&c. ReceiptS-Flour 5000
9SS 600 10 sacks; $4,000 bush; oats, 1000 bush
Shipments-Corn, 265O0 bush oats, 10000 bush
st. Louis, Jan. 2T-CIose-WHEAT-N cash.
elevator nominal; May 81 las; July. e54 Sc: No
hard 81 l0Q$1 IL cORN-No cash, 43lae; May, 43Sc;
July, 4S%g44c. OA-s-No cash. Bic; May. 811se; No 2
white 32&e
Toledo Jan 27-CIOVERSEED-Cas and January
October So SO. TIMoTHY-Prme. 81 S21s March. 81 S5
ALSIKE-PTime, 81 so.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-28

4, lt3n Exchange Special Liverpool Cabes-spot
ssre 80 cerano; sales 500 bales: Speculation and
4gv American TOO receipts. II O00,
T-ey' uldclng Upland S6sc. FutIres a
bssa--t eeclne Closed very steady. net points
EsS January and JaEuary-F February. GOD; February
Jurs ss.slc Aareh-APr 3.o6d April-May. 569i: May
- sf1d June-July S.I5d: JulyAusust. and: August
V.oltDeTs t79d; Ssptenher-October, sid: October-
TeLa esr BsSd SoveInber-December 3 s4d Naachsster
f-@9.ts Irregular: cloths quiet
fasr 80 AleAly1heFe wee little doing the
~ -.~tHel to-day Carrot EHles ana confined
.l-lAs patents and Kansas clears. FI.OUR-Sprfng
ft . $40 90; winter strsights 50 25ls5 40; winter
- % gv4f9 81 epEilg clears s. 300Ss SO: extra No
RYE Fs, s5 Sosst So extra 10 winter 60 e59s3 50.
csoteSs 10 faacE 81 1885 BUCKWHEhT Flour DUH;
elof-l = S<ssz 70 PEE 100 n. CCHaEMEAL steady.
GF.r-- Ailn cried, 81 e04S3 10, To brand. BAG
feSr-. sissoE Quoted; Fine white and yellow 81 &c;
- aSl u y. fl1ED-(nty steady;
Quoted; WesteTn spring. SIS 25 standard MID
r - - nour DO 81 90. Red Dog S22 25 arrive:
A.. 50 80 Vy4SZl %, bulk and sacks; mi6cling s224
1se 2 los, SO 20 hoEniny chop $50 s2l q
us conditions prevailed 81
...-eeA glefkst to-day. prices having
'snas1t throughout seGsion and cossS- 51c 81
New-York tribune., 1905-01-28

The largely increased circulation Of The
Sunday Tribune necessitates our going to
confer a favor by sending In their copy at
the earliest possible moment
New-York tribune., 1905-01-28

Lackawanna Railroad.
Leave New I0rk. foot Barclay and Chr!stODnsT sSS
fe.UD a. A.-Eor Btnshamton and syraeuss
s16.OO A. M--FOr Buffalo. Chicago ana ST Louis
s1.40 p. A.-For RuEalo and Chicago
taco p M.-For Scranton and Plymouth
P M.-For Buffalo and Chicago.
ss.45 p M.-For Buffalo. Syracuse Utica
900 A. M.-For Chcago-Sjeepers open az p. 81
Tickets. l4s. 429 1883. 1434 Broadway. n. T.; $50
Fulton ST. Brooklyn sDaily fEIcsDt sunday.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-28

RIO, 5S75 exchange. IL l-1ed; receipts 5000 bags
ahpmenE the United States 5000 bags shipments
ETupe 5000 bags stock $4,000 bags Santos-Coftee
Market quiet; good average Santos. bS200: receipts 1.-TWO
6sys) - GOO bags stock, 1857, 600 bags Hamburg
cOnes market opened \ ptg higher; at 2:so was net
4 higher; sales, 600 bags Havre-COfee market
opened steady. y franc higher; u advanced z
.Fzno; st advanced = franc: at 80 declined
franc; total sales B2.o0o baEs
New-York tribune., 1905-01-28

Stock n Esvre, 100000 bags. which 2Oe5 900
ErsziRai last week 2923.o00 and 2,os4 900 bags
The sGssausl position Brazilian cOnes IS fol-
New-York tribune., 1905-01-28
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

last year
New-York tribune., 1905-01-28
THE STATE OF TRADE,

Buffalo, Jan. 27.-FLOUR firm. wHEAT-Spriug firm.
10 northern 81 p y; winter weak demand. CORN
hrni No yellow, ACC; No 3 4SAc. OATS-No
white 80 5.c No 2 mixed 34hc BARI.EY-SaIes 45dIec
IN store. RYE-No ? in -
Chicago. Jan 27-Ihe leading FUTURES ranged as fol-
New-York tribune., 1905-01-28

receipts Of breadstus interior points thousands,
Ihree cphe7s tOo0 omitted. -four bes grain bush,
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-12-14
NEwsY STATE NOTES.

At the Plankinton cafe in Mitchell
Friday night, two masked robbers helc
mp q crowd of fifteen men. While on
robber stood guard the other searche;
the victims. The robbers secured sew.
eral hundred dollars.
A large Number of recruits arrived al
the Sturgia depot Saturday in a special
ear. They Immediately proceeded tt
Fort Meade, where they will be dis
tributed among the various troops OF
the Sixth cavalry stationed at that post.
Ray Morris, Of WATERFOWL, was
arrested Friday on a charge of stealing
a quantity OF raw fur from Joseph
Sears, Of that city. The value of the
furs was about $25. He sold them to a
local fur dealer. He is now in the
county Jail.
The government work on the pro-
tective wing dams in the Missouri river
at Elk Point has been temporarily sus-
pended on account of the cold weather
Engineer Bowen left for Mandan,
North Dakota, last week to look after
work at that point. Work will be
resumed there In the spring.
A~djtutant General Englesby was at
Pierre from Watertown, Friday to
confer with Governor Elrod regarding
the mastering out of two of the troops
Of cavalry In the state and allowing
them to be reorganized as infantry.
The four troops are located at Pierre,
Evarts. WATERFOWL end Sisseto n. 1t is
not yet decided which of the two shall
be mustered out.
With the Yankton county circuit
court session now breakisg into its
fourth week, many jurors are getting
restless. Some are farmers with corn
in the field, and do not know how
things are doing at home. The pay is
only e a day and most of those drawn
on the panel are heavy losers.
A sneak thief was discovered in the
store room of a store at Elk Point Fri,
day night in the act of getting away
with some goods. l.. N. Grill, demo-
cratic candidate for governor of
South Dakota a year ago, immedi-
Ately made a dash for the fellow. who
ran ont of the door. pulling it shut after
him. Mr.. Cribs hand was caught in
the door and somewhat injured, but be
able to give chase TO the thief until
he fell over the tongue OF an old wagon
which was standing alose by aud was
compelled 70 give mp the chase. Much
shelving has been going on lately from
stores in the vicinity.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-12-14

L + Blanchard. for the past eleven
years an employee of the state land
department, a part of the time deputy in
the department., has rendered his resig
nation which has been accepted, and
Mr.. aud Mrs Blanchard will leave the
first OF January for Daton, California
where with a son Mr.. Bladchard i.
largely interested in property. The
Blancnards will make their home III
that state in the future.
President Roosevelt has appointed
Seth Bullock of Deadwood, to succeed
+ q. Kennedy as United States mar
shall from the district of South Dakota.
The appointment will be acquiesced in
by the South Dakota delegation in
congress, who recognize that the
appointment made by the president is
purely a personal one, made because of
the personal friendship existing
between the president and Mr. Bullock,
and the appointment will be confirmed
by the senate without opposition from
any quarter.
Epiphany, the town the late Father
Kroeger made famous. is being sold
out. Father Kroeger practically owned
the town, which existed chiefly because
he built up his practice as a healer
there. Now that he is dead there is no
reason left for the existence of the
place, as his successors have not sue
ceeded in keeping mp the business. So
the effects of the dead priest are being
sold at auction, and when they are
gone Epiphany will become practically
a thing Of the past, and will be added
to South Dakota's list of historical
relics.
Representative Martin of South
Dakota has been in conference with the
board of managers of the National
Soldiers home in session at Washing.
ton last week relative to provisions for
the Hot Springs home for next year.. 1t
has been determined to ask for $l50,000
for maintenance and $4,000 for roads,
ETC., which will complete actual con-
struction of the building and work on
the grounds. Mr.. Martin will ask $6,
500 for the construction of water works.
roads and other Improvements at Wind
Cave National park, The project for
the construction of a road from Hot
Springs to the park will not be pressed
year,
Captain Seth Bullock. the forest
supervisor of the Black Hills range. has
left for Washington to confer with
Chief Forester Pinchot. This is the
annual conference, at which all of the
rangers are expected to be present
Captain Bullock, is considered one Of
the best informed forest men now in
the service. He will recommend very
at this meeting the ~re-plsnting
Of pine Trees by the spreading broad
cast of pine cones early in the spring,
which he has been getting through the