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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-07-12
COUNTY BOARD PROCEEDINGS
FRIDAY. JUNE 16. 1905.

FRIDAY, JUNE l6, 1906.
In accordance with the adjourn
ment the board of supervisors met in
the auditors Office Friday, June 10th,
1906.
Called to order at 8 a. m.
Members all present.
Minutes Of Thursday, June 18th,
1905, read and approved.
Board proceeded to finish equaliza-
ton of personal property of Crawford
county, Iowa.
Board adjourned at 10 noon to meet
at p. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board met at ! p. m. and allowed
claims as follows:
Thos. Ahart, freight on steel culvert.. 9 rs
e. Gulick, justice Of the peace trans
cript, State vs.. j. A. Bringleson;
claimed &2295, allowed. -. 500. -. 10 IS
j. Il. Carey, mayors transcript, State
vs.. ,. SerVlS. ............... b 30
Consent Highway Petition No. 997
came up for hearing and on motion
was established as public highway,
providing that petitioners pay ali
claims for damages.
COUNTY AUDITORS REPORT
OF fees collected during April and
May, 17O5, as deeds, bonds, redemp-
ton and abstract fees, the sum of
$4275, and deposited the same with
| the county treasurer as shown by re-
ceipts attached.
Edw. Theobald, Auditor.
On motion report was accepted.
CLERK OF DIST. COURTS REPORT
| Of fees collected during April and
May, 1905, the sum OF $17O.35, and de-
1 posted the same with the county
treasurer as shown by receipts at
tached. Claus PAIL, Clerk.
On motion report was accepted.
We, the appointed committee on
settlement with Edw. Theobald,
county auditor, have examined aud
itor's warrant books and find war
rants issued on account of County
Bridge, Poor, Insane, Soldiers Re-
lief, Road and Court House funds w
to June lst 1905, to be correct, and
have cancelled the same as required
by law. Also have examined the
4 various claims allowed and find war
rants issued thereon to be correct.
4 G. H. Molter,
Thos. Ahart,
Committee.
| We, the appointed committee or
settlement with Claus PAIL, clerk OF
the district court report that we have
examined his records and find that
he has collected fees pertaining te
his office from January LIST to June
1st, 1905, the sum of $65S.35, all Q:
which has been deposited with the
county treasurer. G. H. Molter,
Thos. Ahart,
Committee.
J On motion report was accepted an(
committee discharged.
, Resolved by the board of super
visors of Crawford county, Iowa, tina
the compensation for labor on tn,
roads under the one mill road tax TO
the year 1905 be fixed as follows
Man alone per hour, l71a cents; MAJ
and team per hour, 32R cents, or t.
be let by contract.
Resolved by the board of super
visors of Crawford county, Iowa, tina
the contractnow in existence between
Crawford county and DIR. w. 7
Wright as county physician be ex
, tended one year from July i, 1906.
Board adjourned at s p. m. to NEE
Saturday, June 18th, 1906, at a. IN.
III. c. SCHROEDER,
Chairman.
] EDw. THEoBALD, Auditor.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-07-12
Prefect Of Police Assassinated.

Moscow, July 12.-Major General
Count Shouyaloff, project of police
here, and formerly attached to the
ministry OF the interior, was assassi
mated while receiving petitions. One
OF the petitioners drew revolver
and fired five times at the project,
who fell dead. The assassin was al.
rested. The assassin, who was dressed
as peasant, has not yet been identi
fed He was recently arrested as a
political suspect, but escaped from the
police station before his examination.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-07-12
Takahira to Visit OYSTER Bav.

Washington, July 12-By appoint,
ment kogoro Takahira, the japanese
minister, will call On the president at
Oyster Bay next Friday for confer
ence regarding the peace negotiations.
The japanese mission is expected to
reach New York about the last OF
July. Nothing more is heard here Of
Chlna's request to be represented at
the conference. In diplomatic quar-.
tiers sympathetic tc Japan it is de.
clared that China's request was made
at the instance Of Russia.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-07-12
JAPs LAND MANY TROOPS
Twelve Thousand Men Are Now on
lei oS c.LL>i:.

Twelve Thousand Men Are Now on
the Island Of sakhaIin.
Toxic, July 1.-THE navy depart
ment has received the following from
Admiral Kataoka:
Two cruisers and four torpedo
boats left Korasakcrsk on July 10
with soldiers on board for the purpose
of landing and occupying Cape No.
toro. After same bombardment the
place was taken. The lighthouse and
buildings were left undestroyed. -Four
prisoners were taken"
Cape Notoro is the most southerly
point OF sakhalin island, on La
Perouse straits, directly facing Cape
Soya, on the Japanese coast. 1t com.
mands the straits.
The japanese have already landed
over 10000 troops at Korasakorsk, isl
and of Sakhalin.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-07-12
DEATH OF 4 PIONEER.
L. 3. Nixon One Of Our Venerable
Pioneers Dies in Canada. Re
mains Reach Denison Tomorrow

We greatly regret to chronicle in
this issue the death from age and in
firmities of the well-known and highly
respected pioneer Mr.. L. B. Nixon
Mr.. Nixon died on Tuesday July Ash at
the home of his daughter Mrs. 2. T.
Shirtcliff at Lowmoor ranch, Lacomte
Alberta. Owing to the precautiol S
necessary and the long distance to be
travelled it is impossible to tell just
when the funeral cortege will reach
Denison, THOUGH it lie expected to
reach here tomorrow afternoon.
Mr.. Nixon was born in the state OF
Indiana Feb. -, 1923. being in his
eighty third year at the time OF his
death. AS young man he moved 10
Illinois and then, impelled by the pic.
neer spirit he came to Iowa in 1874
living in Lyons and Clinton Iowa, for
mahy years. In 1s4S he was married
to Miss Mary Ann Albright and it
was the death of his LOVING wife after
more than fifty years Of happy welded
life that induced the decline, from
which MIR. Nixon died. He came to
Crawford county in 1873 and lived on
his farm north of Denisor until twelve
years ago when ne came TO this city.
During his residence here be was
known and loved as kindly spirited
man, q man OF intelligence and much
wisdom of the better sort. He was ID
republican candidate for alderman in
TIE second ward OF this city when thai
ward was democratic and he was beat
en- by party vote. His capdloacy
served to show, however, that he was
held in the highest esteem by all who
knew him. Since the death OF his
wife. Mr.. Nixon lived with his child
rem, spending portion OF his time in
Kansas, South Dakota and in Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nixon were the par
ents OF four children. three OF whom
survive. They are Mrs. E. 7. Shirt
cliff of Iacombe. Alberta, Mrs, r R.
Hall OF Armour, 5. D., and Mr. Il. l.
Nixon, now OF Armour. but for many
years one of our most highly respected
farmers and citizens.
MIR. Nixon was lifelong and devout
Methodist. He was model citizen in
every respect. OF proverbial honesty
and integrity, loving and affectionate
father and husband and an intelligent
and well-read man. He was Of the
highest type of those pioneers, who
built up the west and made it what it
is today. We sincerely sympathiz-
with his loved ones in their bereaye-
ment, but know that the knowledge of
their fathers well-spent life will be OF
greatest comfort to them.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-07-12

The Kniaz Potemkine (never mind the
pronunciation) is determined TO carry GU,
itslittle program of sedition unto grim
death. The crew OF that ship know full
well that it is matter Of choice between
death IN battle with the rest OF the feet,
and death by official execution. This in
cident present feature as dramatic and
sensational as any that ever lent in,eres.
10 legend or story
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-07-12
HIGHWAY NOTICE.
STATE OF IOWA / &C
Crawford County %
Once of the County Auditor.

Crawford County %
ONCE of the County Auditor.
Denison, iowa, July 5th, 1905.
To Patrick Collins. 5. E. Wright, Reuben H.
Sweet. John NJ Wilson, John Dietz Mrs H. A.
Poitevin. William Wilson and
STo Whom IL May Concern:-
QYou, ana Each of You. are hereby notified
that the commissioner appointed TO locate q
highway forty feet wide. commencing at the
Southeast corner OF section twelve in town
ship eighty three, north of range forty-one
west, in Crawford County, Iowa. running
thence West one mite on the line between
sections twelve and thirteen in said town
ship, over ladns of said Wright Sweet Diet2
and Poitevin and terminating at the south
west corner of said section twelve has re-
ported in favor of the location thereof. and
all objections thereto or claims for damages
must be filed in the Auditor once in said
county in Denison, Iowa on or before noon d
The Both day Of September. A u, or sucl
highway will be located without reference
thereto
EwD. THEoBALD, Auditor Of Crawford
County, Iowa.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-07-12

Mr.. A G. Carlson formerly OF Kiron
has moved to Denison and is now en-
ployed in the Gould and Sage black
smith shop. He is a good workman
and will doubtless do well here.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-07-12
Beautiful Lake View

is an ideal summer resort Good hunting and
hsEing. The Northwestern Line will sell ex-
cursion tickets TO Lake View at Sl.2O for the
round trip from Denison applying Fridays
and saturdays, tickets limited to return on or
before the following Monday. Other low rate
round trip tickets good for 80 days. Apply to
agents Chicago & Northwestern R'Y.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1905-07-12
Very Low Rates to St. Paul & Minneapo
lis & Return via Chicago Great west
erD Railway.

Tickets on sale daily to September Both
low rates to Minnesota North Dakota, Colo
RADIO, Utah and Wyoming points. For further
information apply to s Greve, G. A, A.
ST. Paul. MINI, June IA, 1895
The copper era., 1905-03-23
Documents Filed For Record.

Following is a list of documents filed for record at the county seat, compiled by Abstracter Fred Dysart:
 Jno. D. Sniutson files bond as road overseer.
 Martha $. and Thos. $. Merrill to Graham County State Bank. deed. $500. 2l acres in ne. 3. : :. 25 e.
 George w. Wells and wife to Charles Los ct al. deed, sl00. lot l, blk. l. Patterson's add, Clifton.
 T. l.. McCutcheon and wife to Anna Whalley. deed, slo, lot H. blk. I. Hills add, Clifton.
 Mrs. F. J. Carter and one to Ben F. Carter. power of atty. general.
 A. X. Barney files laborers lien vs. Thomas Kimban, claim. :s3.l5, on SC sw SC. v. 6 >. 25
 In estate Emil Sydow. decd. to Roland F.. Sydow. decree of diStribu- tion. whole of estate. lot 6 and parts lots and l6, blk. go. Stafford. Jacob D. Hartzler and wife to Dave Angle. deed. S3l2j. ? acres in sw SC. l2. S. - ..
 David Angle and W fife to Emma A. Ellsworth. deed. 5000. same.
 F. r. Bryce and wife to w. A. Claridge. deed, s40o, part lot in sec. :. .. - c.
 Seth C. Jones and wife to Jacob ]. McGuire. deed, slce,-s ass in sw, l, : =. - C.
 Joseph NJ. Robinson and wife to Jacob !. Mcclure. deed. 500, e SC, l5. s. 26 e.
 Frank N. Tyler and wife to Jacob J. Mcclure. decd, $250 l0 acres in nv SC, 35. s, D C.
 Territory of Arizona to II. Higgins, deed. S2s.95. 22 acres patented land in Simms' entry. T. F. Barrett. F. T.. Beauchamp and W. F. Hagan incorporate The Barrett Beauchamp Co. to deal in drugs. jcwelry, etc. at Clifton, capi- tai stock, Sl5o0.
 John T. Yeakcy locates l claim in Unknown dist. lj miles ne of Clifton. J. r. $. Mcnnett ct al locate claim in Crecnlce dist.
The copper era., 1905-03-23

TIE adjournment of the legislature
 i- the subject of general cou@ratula- tjon among those who are largely in- tcrcstcd in the development and welfare of the country as there was from the first day of the session d feeling that laws would be passed detrimental to their interests. A it trau~pircd but few laws of import ancc were passed, and those in the main were not objectionable. The law allowing citizens of Arizona re siding in sonora to register and vote in towns along the line, will no doubt receive pocket veto from Governor Kibbcy. This bill. to say the least of it, would open an avenue of fraud, and put Cochi,c county in the absO- lutc control of the polite, of the ter ritory. \ large number of the demo cratic newspapers have been severe in their criticisms Of the legislature, but as q whole it has averaged up very well, and tic people have req son to be thankful for what it did not do rather than for what 1t did do
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Hon. Lamar Cobb. who divided the honor> with Hon. W. r. Webb. of representing Graham county in the assembly. returned home this week and vas congratulated by Clifton people generally on securing an ap- propriation of S})lo for the rebuild ing of the South Clifton public school house. It was Mir. Cobb'S first term in the legislature, and he has discovered that it iS no easy matter for a new man to go there and ac- CompG~h much in the way of lcgisla- tiou. However, he has reason to cougrl ltulation himself on what he did accomplish. He says that he does not care for other honors of a similar nature, aS he has found that it not only iuterfcrcS with business. but also caused Shrinkage in his bank account. The fact iS that our law makers are not sufficiently paid Almost any tradeSmau can earn the same wages at home, where he can live much cheaper than at the capi- tai. It k an old saving that the laborcr is worthy of his hire" The people should not expect their law makers to neglect their business far two months. and then not pay them a sufficient per diem to meet their actual expenses while looking after the affairs of the public.
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OWING to the unprecedented rains. the numerous washouts of roads and bridges. which have caused q light trade in business circles, there has been feeling of depression with all classes except the cattlcmcn, who are wrc3thcd in smiles. For them il means the best season in twenty years. fat cattle and golden harvest later on. But they will not be the only "aincr, by the exceptionally heavy rains, for all classes will be greatly benefited. The farmers will also share in the prosperity to come The miners and pro>pcctors have q bright year before them. Many plants which have been shut down for year, for the lack of water will resume operations, and eivc employ mcut to hundreds of men at good wages. The entire country will be open to the pro-pcctor. a> there is water everywhere. and many new and rich mines will bc discovered. In fact the rain, of the last three months will be worth millions Of dol lars to Arizona.
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Wild Disorder CharacteriZes Election of
 Warner as Senator from Missouri.

JEFFERSON CITY. Mo. March lS.- Major William Warner of Kansa City was elected United States Sena- tor from Missouri by the Legislature today.
 When the first ballot begun the NicdrinGhauS men. in pursuance of q plan agreed upon earlier, supported Warner almost solidiv.
 The first ballot resulted as foliow~: Cockrell S3. Warner G4. Niedringhaus .2l. Kearns ,, scattering ,. Necessary for choice SS.
 Cockrell's vote remained the same sse<ssSSvc ballots had been taken. Warner gained two on the second ballot and two on the third
 His vote remained the same on the fifth and sixth. Niedringhaus went down gradually to four votes. Kearns rising to nineteen. \ democratic member moved to adjourn. This was voted down 92 to S2. kearns was called for and responded, making q brief speech in which he said: If Warner is the choice of the rcpub- licans then elect him
 PandemOnium reigned. The demo- crats climbed on top of desks and chairs. demanding recognition to ad- journ. Clerk Roach in response. made wild calls, but the democrats refused to answer the roli call. A fight stat ted and the clock was bro ken.
 Senator Nelson finally tried to pull the presiding officer out of the chair.
 The republicans voted for Warner. the democrats refusing to vote. The assembly was in state of riot.
 Somebody crawled up ladder and set the damaged clock hands at 5 o'clock, the adjournment time. The seventh ballot proceeded amidst the greatest tumult and Warner was de- clared elected.
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TIE new stock bill which has be come a law give, the grower the right to kill three head of cattle per year. or twenty head of sheep or goat, for their own Use or sale, but they are not allowed to peddlc the same in towns where butcher, are paying license. The new law is very lengthy, and was far from satis- factory to all interests, but it is con- sidcrcd an improvement on the old law. If it ], not satisfactory it can bc amended two years hence.
The copper era., 1905-03-23

MAJOR ERODE. former governor Of Arizona. has been ordered to proceed to Manila, Co report Co the command ing general for assignment. This ad- vauccmcnt of the major wa- intimat- cd several weeks ago when it was un- ,s,,-,o.,t rraJ trc president ndd ec- Iccted him as special representa- tive to the islands, occupying at the same time an active post of duty. His advancement from now on will Al. ,--,,,fl
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Fresh candies at Smiths.
Startling Mortality.

Statistics show startling mortality, from appendicitis and peritonitis. To prevent and cure these awful disease. there is just one reliable remedy. Dr. Kings New Life Pills. M. Elan ncry, of II Custom House Place. Chicago, says: They have no equal for Constipation and Billiousncss. '' H3c at all druggists.
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M0RENCI NEWS.

From Our Regular Correspondent.

@G From Our Regular Correspondent
 Jack Farrell. the big ranchman of the Bonita, was in camp Monday
 G. W. Williams. the brick man of Clifton. was in Morenci last week.
 Harry Mclean came in over the hills from Mctcalf one day last week.
 !. B. Rice. Henry Fowler and Cha~. Hyde took q trip to Coronado last Sunday.
 Mrs. Oliver C. Pudan and daughters of Lenewood. Penn. are visiting Mrs. F.. Y. Pickett.
 Adam Knapp has returned to camp after being absent for some time at san Antonio. Texas.
 John Rice. manager of the Guay- nopa Development Co.,. came in from Mexico last Sunday.
 ]. A. McDougall left last Wednes- day for Nacozari. Mexico. He will be gone about three weeks.
 Mrs. G. E. Hunt and baby. and Mrs. Schuyler. Mrs. Hunts mother, ar rived home last week from St. Louis.
 Milton, Alex and Wash Mclean z ---.aesday of last week to .rrFss-~>s LOOK at the new camp of Goldfeld.
 F. F. Lundborg and Wm. Schmidt took horseback ride to Eagle creek and the pumping station on Sunday last.
 The bowling tournament at tho Morenci club was finished last Satur- day evening, the shelter team win ming the big cup. while W. \. Moore became the proud posses,or of the individual cup.
 A party composed of Mir. and Mrs. C. II. Dodge, the Misses Dodge and w. Earl Dodge arrived in Morenci last Monday afternoon in a special train over the MOrenci Southern. MT. Dodge and his family are visiting all of the PhelpS-DOdge properties in the southwest. coming to Morcnci from Globe.
 Geo. Fraser, who has been fore man for some years in the D. (. Cos. machine shops, left last Monday for NacOZari, where he is to be master mechanic for the MocteUuma Copper company. George is Il young man who possesses lots of energy and executive ability and he will doubt les, make d success in his new posi- tion.
 Last Friday night the 17th. the Twentieth Century club gave one of the owellest mask balls that was ever given in Morcnci. some very unique costumes were to be seen, and the members of this entcrprIsing club deserve great credit for the pretty decorations and style in which this dance was pulled off. The cos tunes that created the most discus sion and guessing were as follows: Miss Campbell as d gypsy, Miss Smith as Arizona" in the costume of d typical cowgirl, Miss Schmidt as d baby, and Mrs. McBrien as d schoolgirl. If a prize had been awarded to the men it would un- doubtedly have been won by Fred Cleaveland. who went aS the scare crow, d character taken from the play, The Wizard of o.. Mr. Schawb deserves mention in the costume of q bunco steercr. George Hensler made grand success as d dude. Jack Williams certainly amused the crowd by taking the part of clown and 1t iS quite evident that Jack has served in that capacity b-fore. There were many other costumes worthy of mention. but would be too long if put in print. The balcony was crowded with visitors guessing the maskers. Promptly at II o'clock all masks were removed. and quite a few surprised faces were to be seen. Dancing was continued until the wee small hours. and it was with regret that the dancers left for their homes.
The copper era., 1905-03-23

LOSY by Mrs. T. F. Horncr large square black wool shawl with fringe between her residence and the lodge room Tuesday evening. A liberal re- ward will be paid for its return to owner
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Territory of trizOntF County pf Graham

Territory "f hrzOntf
 County of Graham
 On this iltb day of F,Hru1r.. fore me Frnnk E Lsiue. 70 N"ffrf Iin.. '' for the County aforesaid. rc.ltiur fiff'in. .''. commissioned and sworn personally AiI- !. l.. Await and Ben. Y. 'fasf'ri sn"N' '' to bc the persons des~ribei iu ali Fh'-' are subscribed Co and ln 'Nr' i''i 'n' nexcd instrument aud thrg arsn'H .' '.'' .' me that they cNecuied ih- came fr '"- poses and considerations thrreiu 'rpres-'i
 In witness. whereof hHsr h.r"un'' ''' f hand and afiixcd my oflriai -,al a' m in said County and -taie the daF ani i'sf .'' above mentioned.
 (SOtarisl ScaD Frh~A h isiNf- Notary Public in and for tt' "rr'f "' ''-
 ham. Territory of Ariloua.
 My commission expires November trh i-'
The copper era., 1905-03-23

Cromb & shannon continue to han le he cbo .e-t range and re' e''lgeratea mel-- TelephoT 2e-
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Fresh pineapples at Smiths.
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Our Motto" Reasonable prices for superior quality" at Smiths store.

Fresh veal, p-irne beef. mutton pug orE. p"omp: feliye"". Cli'ton Mar
The copper era., 1905-03-23

State of California
 County of Los Augelcsi
 On this 3th day of February A is' i- fore me F. NJ Astbury. % Sptary Plhiir in sni for the County aforesaid. r..iiin- ih'rfin duly commissioned nuI sworn. I.-rs"nHIIf rr. pcared Dan Murphy. e H.l--rhpf Ir. sni Albert C. Jones known iD m. tp h- thr lrr-''1. described in and whp-- ualn's ar" .lh.ff."'i V to and who cxecuf.I th- auu. t-l in.fruin''i 'i and they n"kuoelc'ig' a, tn- rh a. ''rs .fr'ii. ed the same tor the rI-rp-', aui .'l''.i-f-- tion- therein eNpre..ed
 Tn witn,,,. whereof harr L.r.iHi' -ri rf hand anI nHixcl my "H-Hi -.s. af mr "i in saiI County an state 'I. dae aHi year ia'i above mentioned.
 ts.AfJ H A-rrrrf. Notary Public in aui f'r fh tfuY'} "' '-''
 Angelo. Statco raiif"rula
 My commission expires Jsulnry p Fer co
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Fresh cabbage at Smiths.
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ADVERTISING RATES.

Local notices l}z cents per word each inscr- tiou. 2 Obituary Notices over T. lines and Cards or Thanks charged for at the regular rates.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-12
RAlLRoADERs CAPTURE GAME
FROM OCEAN PARK NINE
IaI 10 The TJeraId

Special to The Herald.
SANTA MONICA, June Ill. A. Pa
ciflc, 4; Ocean Park, 3. Ten innings Of
sensational baseball was witnessed on
the local diamond this afternoon, AMI
for the best part of three hours there
was hope in the breasts Of an aggrega-
ton Of qualified rooters, who made no
secret of their desire to see the home
team carry off the honors. Every chap
ter of the prolonged entertainment was
replete with plays of a hair-raislng or
der, the score standing 8 to when an
extra inning was tackled on. For the
ralroaders, Prayer and Bills formed a
winning battery.