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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-12-14
BRUSH Is WELL LIKED.
Formally Awarded Worlds Pen
rant This Week.

New York. Dec. l3.-During the pres
ent week the National league will meet
In this city for it's annual fall session.
u In customary at thai meeting for the
championship to be formally awarded
TO the winning team. Thanks To the
excellent work OF the New York Giants
IN 1906 the pennant will go To them.
There Is still another pennant which
~ to be received by the Giants for the
skin which they displayed this year,
1uC that is TO come n little luter-in
,act. some time next spring. when the
national commission Is coming ON TO
New York and hoist the worlds pen
nant over the Polo ground.
In view OF the excellent manne in
which the worlds series was conducted
his year. under the rules which were
nrst suggested by job r. Brush. the
president OF the New Iork club. base
ball fans az the metropolis have a
double interest In all that pertains To
the ceremony and all that preceded u.
other National league wner than
those OF this particular vicinity. both In
private and In public, have attested
their appreciation of the able manner
In which Mr.. Brush's suggestion vas
first offered to the major governing
bodies In baseball. n unqualiicdly de-
clare tha II was one OF the best moves
Which has been made for The interest OF
the national game In years.
What II did was this: IL eliminated
that unfortunate attitude assumed by
the players In other years. when they
practically held up the club man
before they would agree to
take the field. The players knew wnen
the season Of 1906 began what the terms
OF playing for the worlds champion
ship were and what WAS expected VI
them.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-12-14
CUMMINS ON COMMITTEE
Belmont Adds TO List TO Work foi
Canpaiun Publicity.

Washington, II. C., Dec. la-f'rry Ecl'
mont, OF New York. chairman OF the pub
licity bill committee. which ~ iusututins
"A movement; Tor publicity Of campaign con-
tributions. announced hat the following
have consented 90 serve rs members ~ the
national ORGANIZATION IN addition To those
whose names hay" already been published:
Governor uarly OF Indiana. Governor
Montague 81 Virginia, Governor. tGmmlhs
of Iowa, Governor blanchard % LOUISIANA,
Governor NaTnc'd n Maryland. Governor
Dawson of West Virginia. samuel Com
p,ra, president 81 the American fcdcritiou
OF Labor: George Gray, United states riI'
cult ludrc. IcluWAyc. Charles w. tllot'
president 81 Harvard university NutmHi
j.. Mack al New York. member ~ demo.
cratic national cunyn.tt'r; WILLIAM y
Chandler. former secretary CT ~" navy
n chairman Of 10" Spanish claims com.
mission: Charles T.. iiughvs. counsel OF
the New York legislative in~urau'" Invest.
~igatlon. Warner Miner. former Cnitcd
States senator frtm Svw YORK; john 81
Thuraton. former United Stlt,a senator
from Nebraska. William r. NiliH, former
postmaster Ecncrnl. Garter ~. Harrison
former mayor 81 Ch'Cago. William u.
Harrity. o. Phi aiclphia. former chairman
democratic national committee.
After the holidays - meeting OF the ma
tional organization VIII be- called To ap.
point committee and arrange an order OF
business and procedure.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-12-14
NUS BE TRIED IN IOWA
Governor cumriirs Issues 4 Scquis,.
tien UEon the Governor Of Me-
brasla Ter Pat Grove.

Drs Moi8ca. la. Dee. l-.-N",wiih-
standing a e testimonials which omaha
Iuyieg continue To give concerning tac
gpntlsy- character uI Pat Grove, Iuuu-
Is Attorney J. J. ilcss. ur Putttw"t-
TAME ,url;y. WAS here ;his mnrui <
Tor o. r.yulr.tiou .ur GROVE in order 40
try him upon thc ,rlsr 81 rphbing IN"
toun,il liuns ana omaha street .;uil-
way yumpauy last summer.
The application ipr rrquisition H.
hnypd un an affidavit ~ Lillian e. Dol
ton to the n. 60 THAI during The sum
mcr fhc rented % room To John and
Mary wil~ou. uui TINT The iIy follow
ing the robbery crow, called ou tie
WILSON, and told ;lcm uf ia" rIusar-
ton. So, krH'd the conversation from
an adjoining fIuIn
The ]rcpuigiiina was i'.iH" AS per TIE
request 81 NJ. Hers ahd Il ~ NOW up
tn the Scbrls',n governor To- honor u.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-12-14
REPORT OF SEC. TAFT.
5eeretary Of War Carefully Sidesteps
the cantecn and Talks Plain
Ekno-

Washington. Dec. 1.-THE annual
report 81 Secretary OF War Taft was
delivered to congress today. lie care
mlly avoids reference To the much-dis-
cLsScd question of the army cantccn
and dcyutcs his lengthy report To u
discussion Of the Philippine. Panama
canal ana kindred Issues. rs To the
strength of the army, he says:
ON the 18th of November. 1904. tho
date % the last annual report. the army
OF the United states. according To the
Latest reports which had been received
from the military departments tprto-
her ~. lgoiD. consisted OF 3.iIi officers
and sS.i9g enlisted men. a total ~ Go.lS3.
In edition there were Ia IN" service
ale, men ~ iug hospital corps, cxClud-
ca by tho act 81 March I, iSNi. from
Qualification 80 part OF the enlisted
force ni the army. There we're also IN
IT." service 81 officers and 80 men OF
he porto Rico regiment. . 100 OIL
.crs aud ...5S enlisted Philippine scouts.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-12-14
SAVED BY A FlANCE.
Family CT Five About to B..
AsphyKiated Is Rescued by
Lovers Persistence.

Minneapolis. Dec. l3.-Fivc members
OF the family of J. w. Elliott were
saved from death by asphyNiation only
by the perslStcnc" of the fiancc Of n
OF EIliotts daughters. David W. Nor
yesterday morning to accompany his
iauCcc To church. He received no re-
Spouse To a knock and thought the fam
ily had preceded him. When he re-
turnel I'm the afternoon to the house.
he found Il closed. then broke In the
window. He smclled gas fumes and
realized what had happened. lie found
Mira. Elliott. her three children and a
guest in bed unconscious. He carried
them outdoors and summoned medical
aid. All recovered.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-12-14
CALEB POWERS CASE.
Supreme Court Is Asked 10 Settle the
QUESTION Of jurisdiction Of
Trial Court.

washington. Dee. i5.-Tnc question ~
Jurisdiction On the cage of caleb Pow
crs, charged with completely IN the
murder 90 Gov Tuo Gocbcl OF Ken
lucky iu 1900. was today presented to
the supreme court in the form OF a
motion Tor leave To Gle a petition Tor a
writ uf ~mgulgWus, commanding United
states Judge Cochran ~ the eastern
district of Kentucky To remand the
case To- state courts and to restore
Powers TO custody 81 the sheriff of
scot. county. where Powers fourth
Trial was about to begin when Judge
Coekrsn's SQUIRT took Jurisdiction in the
ease. Euth parties asked the our tn
hear motions January H.. but the court
refused tO nN "a day.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-12-14
SMOKED CUT OF IOWA.
Portland Cold mirinu Company Sur.
renders Iowa charter Owing 20
Council Bluffs Tax.

Colorado Springs. Colo. Dec. THE
Portland Gold Mining company has
been -reorganiZed under "a Wyoming
charter aud viii surrender the Iowa
charter under which II has operated.
The howe Office viii be moved from
Council Bluffs TO Cheyenne. Wye.
II II stated that the reason Tor secur-
ing n new charter is because Of an at
tempt on the part OF Iowa authorities
Go collect 500, 600 In taxes On stock when
The company As already paying taxes on
property represented by the stock In
Colorado
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-12-14
aAllRnAn FROM sIPERlA.

Drrlin. Dec. U.-A dIHpAI'H IFNHl "
crsburg says tina the nchcm" oi E'aron &c
Label. the French cuEinccr. for the build
ing OF a railroad from Siberia TO Alaska
has been approved by the Russian govern
m,nt. which mas named a commission To
formulate contract regulations. .
Baron de LOPEZ represents q group or
French capitalists who prororc TO build a
from siberia to Alaska by br.fE-
ing aud by tunnclinE under Iehrirg
straits. 4, Is sa!d that the enterprise will
be capitalized at S@o.co.cO to SDo.oo.oo.
and that the money ccnicrs OF France.
Russia and The United States will be asked
70 share n the financial phase of the road
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-12-14
BOMB iN TAcoART CASE.

wooalcr, o., Drc. U,-Mrr. Urlcc Tag.
CARTS motion for n new trial was set for
bearing on December ~.
Counsel for MR.. Tt.gart presented n
number OF deposition and afndayiis IL
. OF their charge Of prejudice nnt
bias against Judge E,ason and asked
for a continuance % as to secure others.
Judge Easou insisted that he would have
ufndavits read Rt once.
Some OF the stndayitE. IL Is stated. make
sensational Allegations agains Judge
EaBon. one 81 ,hc matters that they at-
tempt TO show a. that a newspaper man
had saras inaueEoc Upon the verdict In the
case
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-12-14
BIND POLICE; THEN LOOT
Eiaht Masked Men Place Officers 81
Reading. Eass., in Jail ard Then
Dynamite Several Safes.

Reading. Mass. Dee. IA gauE 81 'lEhi
masked men entered thN town crrlA Sat
urJay. captured and locked up th" police
who wrre patrolling the main sir'i. aa'
then forced cutraucc TO 70" Mechanics
hank. where thry blew open a safe hciong
ins TO the Rcading water works Wan "Sh-'
mite. They secured 800 IN sash
RI. robbers were seen hy several ritizcas
aud che. A. T.. Brooks. who live across thc
.,rrct from the bank. exchanged shui'
with tho men left on guard outside III,
hank. No one was Injured. however. This
polir.mcnt subsequently, were rclcif"d by
citizens,
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-12-14
OBSERVATORY IN DANGER.

Loz Angeles. cal. ir., li.-E.very
buIIGIrg on Echo mountain, except the
Lick . -rrvrtory. was u stro' c.l by nr-
that b.rrcd Ary,u the pole line. cat -
all CON uui, alton between mountain
and valley ur.l ~ moo va. sweeping
towarI Alpine ;aycrn and Mount Lowe,
At noon tho c9ilnnici loss Was Soc. 001.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-12-14
AeANrcNs eipNeY LAND OFFICE

Washington. Dec. BY e~NccuiIv.
order. President Rcnacvrlt has abol-
,shcd tn. sidney. Mob. land office and
transferred IN work TO tho North
Platte oftc-. TO tgi;" 'r"c February IS.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-12-14

Mlnneapoiis.-A large. handsome dia.
mond OF tho nrst water for ) cents. This
IN the bargain secured last night by some.
body who purchased a sack OF popcorn NJ
Clint wcbster's confectionery store. u
central avenue. Mr.. Webster had an un.
usually busy evening. and just before the
rush began he took his diamond ring from
his finger. and placin. II In n sack, laid ~
laway on n shelf. lie paid no more attcn-
ltion TO the jewel until closing time, when
he discovered he had hlcd the bag with
popcorn and sold u.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-12-14

: 81. Louis.-MrE. Alice o'Day. widow q
tho late Judge John o'Day. has transferred
her t9oo. 90 home TO the 81. Dcchantel AGA
denny OF the Visitation Nuns. IN which
iordcr she will shortly retire from the
world. Judge O'Day was n millionaire sew
eral times over. After n quarrel "a st
Louis about six years ago she attempted
suicide In the Lindcil hotel. She recovered
and aftcrward procured q divorce. lie
the married his stcnographcr.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-12-14

Pope Holds His Second Secret Con-
sistory and Shows Desire to
Appeasc F~orcianers.

Rome. Dec. 13.-The pope today helt
n secret conSistory. the C OF hts
p~ontincatc. In which he created four
new cardinals. and apparently showed
n tendency TO have better equilibrium
between foreign and Italian elements In.
the sacred college. as three OF the four
cardinals are foreigners. ,
The ceremony was performed with
the usual pomp. The following car
dinals were crcated:
Rev. Joseph Samassa. archbishop OF
Erlau. Hungary; Mgr. Spinola, arch
bishop of Seville: Mgr. J.. A.. De Arco-
verde DE Albuquerque Cavalcanti.
archbishs y OF RIO Janciro: Mgr. Ca
ga;no De Azevedo. major domo OF the
vatican.
Later the pops appointed n number
Of bishoys. Including Rev. 4. Schinner.
vicar general OF Milwaukee,. bishop or
Superior. Mich.
Pope Speaks Sadly.
In his allocution the pope a he
wished be could give the cardinals
pleasan, ond consollng news. but hat
conditions at the present time do not
permit 90 consolation. Although. he
continued. the Catholic faith IL spread
ing NOR and more throughout the
world. especially I'm distant countries.
pn turning toward Catholic nations n
feels sadncss ms fear lest the prrdic-
ton OF the scriptures is being verified.
that the kingdom OF the Lord will be
removed TO other people, where IL VIII
produce good fruit.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-12-14

san Francisco. Calf. Nakamura. Z
rich Japanese. who IN tho Standard on
agent for northern Japan. Is accused by
customs inspectors here OF Offering n bribo
IN order 10 have his baggage. which con-
ta.cnd ts.ooo worth OF klmonos and costly
silks. passed. lie offered a handful % g
gold pieces 20 Customs Officer Kellogg
Nakamurn said he had been told on ths
ship that SIS was the regular customs fee.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-12-14
penY harbin StorY.

chefoo. Dec. 9.-Advices from Hardin.
nine days old. state there have been
slight disturbances there and that evac-
uation OF Hardin and Manchuria IL pro-
ceeding ns fast as transportation facili-
ties will allow.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-12-14
Very Bad in Poland.

Warsaw. Dec. 9.-Thcrc Is a heavy
run today on government savings
banks as result of "A campaign against
them inauEuratci by radical papers.
4 battalion 90 military engineers mu-
TIMED at GOr~akalwnrya. in the govern
~ mt OF Warsaw. COMPLAINING OF bad
fooa and unsuitable "unrtcrS.
Military telcgraphcrs at Klein have
refused TO talks the places 81 striking
ciyililnH.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-12-14

Philadelphia. Pa.-Mrs. Robert Crat1
Fell has brought sui; for divorce. alleging
rs grounds that her husband became In
toxicated at n recent dinner party which,
she gave TO tho elite. She II n cousin OF
the Countess Abcrcrombic and Princess dc
LAEuuri OF Italy. Mrs. Fen Is n cousin OF
Prince wydish-Gratz, who married the
Archduchcss Elizabeth OF Austria ;
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-12-14

Cleveland, o.-Daigas Tgnatz. n foreign
er. " insane as tho result OF taking his first
bath In 1--WE years. lie was found In Wade
park I'm October. arrested for vagrancy.
fined IS and costs. and sentenced to thirty
DAYS in the ~workhousc. Arriving az tho
prison. Ignatz was bathcd. The shock was
so great that nc Immediately lost his mind.
Gradually he grew worse. and. becoming a
ravlng maniac. was removed TO tho padded
cell In the county jail.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-12-14

A~.ddIctown. ~. Y.-A company has been
formed 20 furnish chickens ard cEr with
pedlrrv.s for the weUiThy New No b"re 20
eat. The ear will bc Iacb'd u > .a'gte
boxes, according TO rource. wtth n STE. al
La, and will be sod Cor ~ u dozen
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-12-14

New Haven. Conn.-Prc.ilcnt Roosevelt
has Just bought Two prize winning bull
terriers from Frank y. Dole u ibis city.
President Ro0sevciy paid N.Sv apiece for
the dogs. 30 II 1. stated.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-12-14

C~arlinvIl,e. m-whlc they were kisslna
zach other ro0L-by. Miss Josie Bcitz and.
samuel Mihci wcr" shot 10y the girls faith
or Al Shipman. ~. Miss Bcitz Is probably
fatally wounded. NrItZ had forbidden
Miller 20 call uDon his daughter. who Is
ouIy L. years old.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-12-14

warxaw. y. Y James =. mClgctt. tho
hermit tauF'r - Hermitage. Wyoming
county. was BURNED 60 dcAlh In his house.
lie WAS estimated to D. worth a million.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-12-14

Now York. y. after s.l.nE her young
Nls;cr Lillian &c prepare tlr a reception
trJ wishing hUr n ul,.rtst evening. Mss
.yryn \. Wtlkvr. daughter u q rich
manufacture aud q FORMER school teacher
u Ernok.yn. w,at 20 her room last night
Mud harEyd herself.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-12-14

nucyrus. O-whilc sitting a. his dinner.
lust after returning from school ysater-
lay. raul Mcclellan complained OF a
sharp rain 81 hts head. \ moment later
nc fcIl across ihr table. dead. In hurryinR
nomc from school he had broken a blood
vessel In his head
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-12-14

p~lt,Fhurs. Pa.-Tar social ban on wili-
tam Ellis Corey bccausc % his alleged
tr,ats~ou; ~ hiss vic appears well defined.
Mr.. q. #. sehNlb. VIE u the former
president; 81 ,ac United States steel cor
I4ra,lou. snuhl,i Cus"y when they met at
"a reception.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-12-14

Columbus. o.-caught for 10 cents in
what she held to be n sniic. Mrs. l.. II.
Payne came from Minnesota u sccured
tho Indictment 81 George ". Bernhard. n
Chlllicothc druggist. al 20 be the origin
ntor OF unique methods FOR destroying
bugs. on 4 charge of using the mails to
icfraud.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-12-14

Nashua Ia-Tro 2-ycar-old daughter OF
Frank q. Wolfe ana wife. living seven
mites north - ar'r. died from burns re-
"!y,d from laliuE Do 70 poll % sci.ding
water which hnr mother was %scrubbin.
with. Tho ,hil lived about twenty -four
goars.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-12-14

Boston, Mass.-For the FIRST time In tho
legal annals OF tho United States, tho
souud record OF n photograph was adj
mitfod in evidence In the superior court
late yesterday In a noise" damages suit
against the Boston Elevated railroad. Tn
machlue gave n realistic fashion the char
actcristic chatter and bang OF n passing
train.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-12-14

Boston. Mass.-BoStonians are still true
TO the baked bean. Last year they spent
on their fav1ritc diet more n the cost
Of two batlcShlps. or ss.ES9,gs2 According
TO wholesale dealers GS.712 barrels were
consumed In that period and the demand IL
increasing
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-12-14

Oshkosh. WlH-cruy!'y that rendered
living in the same hous' Impossible and
son uiracy on the part OF the husband and
three daught,rS 20 place her 60 an insane
asylum arr alleged in tue divorce COM
plant 81 Mr.. Virginia rl"fson. Mrs. Pier
- % years old and her husband Is ~.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-03-09
A STATION IN TOWN.
Earring of the Milwaukee toGive Audi
ence TO Springfield DELEGATION.

An important monthly meeting of the
members of the state board of railroad
commissioners has just been held in
Sioux Falls. During the meeting the
board made visit to Chicago for the
purpose of comforting with the officials
of the Milwaukee road with the object
OF adjusting several important matters.
The most important relates to the
improvement of the station facilities at
Springfield. When the Milwaukee rail
road extended its line to Springfield
many years ago,it was found impossible
to build directly into the town, and the
station has since been about one and
one-half miles out. This has been very
announcement, and efforts have been
made at various times to have it moved
nearer the town.
Recently application was made to the
railroad commissioners and they are
now doing what they can to secure the
relief asked for. In accordance, thew
have arranged to visit Chicago about
he middle of the month, together with
nmittee of business men from Spring.
:, President Earling of the Milwau-
'ad, having consented to meet
that time.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-03-09
MUST REMOVE IMPROVEMENT
Persons Occupying the Forest Lands
Must Vacate.

The agricultural dedartment at Wash
ington, which now has the supervision
of the forest reserve of the Black Hills,
has made several sweeping orders, the
most important being the one demand
ing that all fences and improvements
be removed from lands that are being
occupied by settlers without title. The
order has created general CONSERVATION
among good many settlers who have
for years been occupying land not
proved up on. Throughout these dis
tricts that are affected petitions are
being circulated by the settlers which
are to be presented to Secretary Wilson
of the department., asking that time be
given them to prove up on these lands.
A good many of the properties are well
improved and it will mean the loss of a
good many thousand dollars if the
settlers are compelled to vacate.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-03-09
COWBOYS A GREAT FEATURE.
South Dakota Cowboys at the Inaugu-
raj Parde at Washington.

The most attractive feature of tn,
inaugural parade were the COWBOYS
They were sight to see, for while they
all wore wild western rig, no two Of
them were alike.
Some wore blue shirt, some wore
spotted red, SOME wore huge sheep skin
chaps, other had leather breeches and
others wore leggings. Lassos hung
ON the pommels of the saddles and the
six shooters stuck out aggressively from
capacious holsters suspended from their
belts.
It was against the order of the parade
for any organization to change forma-
ton in the slightest degree, but human
law ever restrained the genuine cowboy
and while this particular crowd did
their best they could not help but make
things lively.
just to show what they could do, now
and then they roped an African in the
'ircling folds Of . lariat and their
horses danced to and fro across the
avenue.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-03-09

they have caused. Please accept oul
sincere sympathy.
~. d Jones, Lime Springs, Ia; M
Squire, Wellman, Ia; G. w. Smith
DeKalb, H.; J w. Eyestone, Mt
Pleasant, Ia; l.. E Gardner, Washing,
ton, la. (; r. K. Eyestone. Lexington
Ia; Rev. L. l.. Lane, Evanston, Ill.
w. s. Keiser, Keota, la
In twenty years Iowa has not had SC
much snow as this winter, 45 3 inches
with the month of snow yet to come
The nearest approach TO this twinter's
record was that of l907-S, 41.6 inches.
A few healthy show storms in March
will give them a flood the like of which
they have not seen since the days of
Noah They'll be sending no pig-tail
souvenirs to their South Dakota sympa-
thizers .hen. --Groton Independent.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-03-09

on lands acquired on reelection lands,
No. 1876, fixing terms of court in
Second district.
No. 2, allowing building and loan
associations to issue stock
No. lSl, providing for control OF
securely companies.
No. 200, increasing jurisdiction Of
Justices Of the peace,
No III, providing for the dis
charge of prisoners at the state
reform school at any time as a
reward for good conduct.
No. 223, to prevent the introduce
tion of injurious plants or insects
into the state
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-03-09


equalization j 80 al
HJR Is, requa are
erai to examine it'll cond
which state institution
and report their eraa.
the governor.
40. 200, regulating The
~ 'ng :. Of prescriptions By ph,
r.;, 90, 2ol' appropriasing s 10
s J. T. stearns ~
: stewart ss''' T. J. King and " y
rs'' Tor per diem and MIL. =
' ~n.,s a'seh"rgins their duties sas s Is
Of an election bs'a . a
lyman county. neld IN ke
oa 80, l.o, empowering clerks !,
0unsy courts to adjourn .As q ~
' ,n.ns before the court when '' e
The follo., House Friday. Y
10 loi, game law. ''sSed; - !
ausnorizing of;osr. HIN
Z ss 20 execute inst~ - HON.
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