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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1905-03-08

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Entered 5Ye Sn Is ss 5 Matter po0oe
M1NoT, N d., WEDNESDAY, MARCH s. 1905
EDITORIAL COMMENT.
Earl ssredwck reports blowing for nearly
week and the ground works up fine
Funderberg OF Surrey has been in the field several
days at work, but has put in grain.
bill to regulate the Of playing foot ball was IN
troduced into the South Dakota legislature week
>>>>>>>>
dealer paid $4,000 at an auction sale for small
rock hrystelwae days which belonged to Queen
Elizabeth
Plenty Of rain in the New York State covered
with from three feet Of The armes1are po"ng
in North Dakota
1t is estimated s5oooo 600 s expended annually in
the great Scotch game golf About third OF this amount
is spend in England and about a fifth in. Scotland
>>>>>>>>
Mrs. Jane L. stanforkwdow OF senator Leland Stan
ford Leland stanford University California died IN Homo
lula last week the apparent victim OF prisoners deed
>>>>>>>>
Farmers who have seed grain for sale wish TO buy any
should place an in the smal local will
nearly lway bring you whether want buy or
sell, and the cost is slight.
Russia is preang another feet the far east
from Kronsta Russia says The forth Pacific squad
ron consisting battlehps six crso and score OF
torpedo and two transports with other vessels
of lighter burdens will begin armng TO day for voyage into
eastern waters
The south Dakota Indians who to Washington for
the purpose taking part in the inaugural parad
not given q Llace IN the ~
prominent chiefs allowed
and paint. The ones IN
was wild west show.
better citizen than to be a rent
the affairs the city and will
improvements Buy lot in Anot and build home
Hundreds will this the present year Mnot not booming
lust growing a little that's all.
Mrs Florence Maybrick whose life for fifteen years
spent in an English prison. making tour OF the American
prisons purpose Of furnishing material for her writings
She visited the New York last week. and called upon
Nan Patterson charged with murder end her
sympathy. Their meeting was a most pathetic one.
Geo Hacker, will in day or So spring new plat OF 100
lots on public Guy Frank purchased 80 Of land
from Mr. Hecer lying Of John Ehrs residence
$1,000 day this tract will be plated Every day
one buys the Charlesbos addition Devne Stenerson
Co., who handling the lots in the Torbenson addition
report them moving lively Everyone wants to his own
home begins looks like he will have it, Set into the
game and some property in Mnot
>>>>A>>>
had opportunity Sunday Of walking good
portion Mnot and where CHANGED go prepare
going for building One house under
Of construction Charebos addition Hall good
residences going in the Tuveson addition The
south hill will dozen two fine houses go up Excava
ting already begun for several What view get
the south HILL Mnot all her spendor be
glance Lots being sold day on the south hill j.
McKoune bought tract OF several along the
south hill or song Sold $4,000 worth OF lots within two
weeks for cash. He has more fine ones left
>>]>>>>>
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Freedom and Vicinity.

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Rolla Morrison isquite i'll.
As long as the coat doesn't fit,
why, what's the use?
Now who has nerve enough to
kick on the weather?
E. Nordquist and VIM. Abra-
ham drove to Minot Saturday.
Albert Abraham Of Douglas
spent Sunday in this vicinity.
Herman Knckenbecker trans
acetd business at the county
seat Saturday.
G. V. Swanson returned We'd
uesday after spending a week in
the southern part Of the county.
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4,qqq dog Tags.

Officer kimball is out with his
dog tags and you want to pay
those taxes. Dan says he has
4,999 tags, almost enough to go
around. He found one dog tied
in a cistern. The owue wanted
to get out OF paying taxes. Dan
is also keeping his eye open for
dead stock. He found an obi
ferrous lying along the road and
several defunct CANNES.
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0lenburn.

essilerable wheat and fax
have been sown during the past
eek
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ON FARMERS DAY

c. b. BACH Atty. for contestant. 2-l5-a
New-York tribune., 1905-10-25
ALL NAIL TUBES IDLE.
Order from Washington Completely
Checking Their Operation Here.


Washington Oct. 24.-Postofice officials in Wash
ington watching closely the developments in
the tie-up Of the pneumatic tube service in New
York, due to legal controversy among the con-
tractors. and Postmaster Wilcox has been d.
rected to stand pat" in his refusal OF the offer
Of the receivers for the the tubes that have
been seized. Meanwhile, Mr. Wilcox will be as
sisted in every way by the department IN Wash
ingtoH in maintaining satisfactory wagon service
TO take the place of the tubes.
The position Of the government IN the contro-
versy, stated by high postoftice official. is that
the tubes of the Tubular Dispatch Company and
the New York Nail and Tube Company which
have been seized by receivers in the interest OF
bondholders. private property, and therefore
the government cannot continue service with the
new holders oppose the receivers. Tho gov
for every cent of loss suffered by the stepping Of
the service and viii not make further payments
on the contract the electric service until
the Utgants have settled their dispute and can
guarantee satisfactory seIvCe
The trouble has attracted unusual amount OF
attention here because of the fact that the annua
report of Mr. COrtelyou. the Postmaster Ge rera3,
viii deal with proposed extensions o" the p1reu-
matic tube service in New-York ard other citeE Il
realized that unless the trouble among the cor
tractors IN New York IS settled before Congress
meets. the system may be attacked the ground
that 1t be depended upon and the old cry
OF government ownership of all postohice utilities
may be raised
New-York tribune., 1905-10-25
ers' posted rates were as follows:

DOMESTIC EXCiANGE.-Ncw-O { Orleans 49, Com
mercal. soc discount; bank. 81 premium. San Fran
cisco-Sight. &c; telegraph. &c. Boston-Par Chi
caGo-Par. Charleston-Buying. par; selling. 1-l0c
premium. st. Louis-l0c discount bid SC asked.
apolisPar. Cincinnati--iOc to I5c discount
savannar-Buytng. soc discount: selling. 75c pre-
Clium.
RANK CLEARINGS - New YorB-Excha nges.
$lO O9S. 92S balances $l9sO5.52I Philadelphia
changes. $2s,S597sO: balances s34ss.l54 Balti-
more Exchanges. $4.747,71i; balances ss4ss 154.
ST. Louis Exchanges. $685. 4O2; balances. s6Oe-
S$L Chicago Exchanges. $37.6S1 $50; balances.
$2.0SS.471.
SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver 62Mc: Mexican
silver dollars. 47&c. Bar silver In London closed
at 2S7sd
GOLD PREMlUM-In Madrid 27.95; Lisbon. $50
MEXICAN EXCHANGE,-Niex exchange on
NewYork is quoted ut sO2
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS. Customs receipts
reported from Washington s960.5l2: internal reve-
nue. receipts. s5lS,764 miscellaneous receipts Sos
GSl Receipts for the day. $1.57il5T; expenditures
$1,000 600. Receipts for the month 10 date $50 100
l29: expenditures $44.Ill.O0O; excess OF expendi-
tures, S5.6l0.s6l. Receipts for the fiscal year to
date s1s5 264: expenditures SeOf 299 $685. excess
OF expenditures. $l5,540,5O2.
SUB-TREASURY.--Th Sub Treasury Wa, drht-
or to the Clearing House $2SO,564
New-York tribune., 1905-10-25
TO MERGE MAG4ZINES.
Charities and Ff1'he Commons to
Become One Publication.

An announcement of Importance to those inter-
ested in social service is that after november
magazines. Charities of ,his city, and "The
Commons" of Chicago to be merged into one
publication, to he Issued weekly under the title of
Charities and The Commons This merger is the
first work of the newly organized National Publ
cation Committee TO set the results OF social in
vestigatiOn before the public.
The working plan of the committee. Of which
Robert w. De Forest. Mayor Lows Tenement House
Commissioner. Is the chairman includes much
broader field than the issue OF the new magazine
1t includes the undertaking of important social In
vestgations the issuing OF special numbers on some
special social problem the extension or organized
philanthropy the correlation and publication OF
the results OF different Investigations and gen
eral campaign OF education
New-York tribune., 1905-10-25
INTERNATIONAL CHESS.
Dates for Cable Match Bet1Ceen This
Country and Germany.

Berlin. Oct 24-Dates for the international
chess match between this country and the
United States were definitely decided on by the
committee of the Berlin Chess Club on receipt
last night OF an urgent request TO that effect
from the Manhattan Chess Club of New-fork.
The two days chosen are November II and l..
The German team OF six players will be sta
toned in the salon of the Landed Proprietors'
Club Owing to the shortness of the nteryen-
ing time the plan of approaching Emperor Will
lam for an international trophy has been aban-
doned-
On being informed of the contents OF the
message received this morning, X w. ferguSoi
chairman of the Manhattan Chess Clup, salo
tba+ tba dates would be entirely satisfactory to
his club and that the contest would be arranged
accordingly
New-York tribune., 1905-10-25

RAILROAD AND OTHER BONDS.-Market firm.
Total sales amounted in par value to SS,53O5oO.
against $377O.5U0 on Monday. The heaviest deal
ings were in the Japanese issues, American To
bacco 4s and 6s Baltimore and Ohio gold IS. Brook
lyn Rapid Transit As, Central Leather 5s Chicago.
Burlington and Quincy 4s, Chicago, Rock Island
and Pacific Railroad IS. Consolidated Gas Debent-
ure 6s Consolidated Tobacco Is, Erie convertible
IS Missouri. Kansas and Texas second is. Oregon
Short Line As ST. Louis and San Francisco refund
ing As Southern Railway first 5s. United States
Steel 5s Wabash debenture Bs and Western Mary
land
New-York tribune., 1905-10-25
CUNNING FOXES ELUDE HOUNDS
Some of Those Who Rode True to the Line
i'll Yesterdays Run

Hampstead. Long Island Oct "a (SpeciaD.-
Among the twenty-seven riders who rode true TO
line the ten-mile run to hounds near Oyster Bay
to-day were Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock jr.;
Mr.. and Mrs Reginald Brooks, Miss Cornelia
Bryce, y. f. Collier, NJ. T. H; w l. Warner. Bev-
erley Robinson. Samuel Wiliets. j. p Grace Will
lam c. Hayes and w. Kennedy.
Al the first cover, the home of President
Roosevelt. big fox started. which managed
to eartn after long and exciting chase.
Another fox also proved cunning for the
hounds and the hunt was n fruitless though ex-
htlarating
New-York tribune., 1905-10-25
GRAIN SHIPPERS INDICTED.
Charged with Violating Interstate Com
merce Law by Obtaining Rebates.

Louisville. Oct 24.-An indictment containing
nine counts returned by the federal grand jury
this afternoon against Sebastian Zorn & Co. T. G..
Williams and James A. Bushheld charging viola
ton of the Interstate Commerce law
The Indictments charge that the defendants lille
galy obtained rebates grain shipments, favoriug
certain shippers and districts and discriminating
against others.
The defendants We're admitted to bail In the sum
OF 600 in each
The indictment is the outcome of the recent in
vestlgaton of grain rates made here by the United
States Interstate Commerce Commission.
New-York tribune., 1905-10-25
MONEY AND EXCHANGE

MONEY MARKET.-Money on call opened at az
per cent; highest, Az per cent; lowest, per cent
last loan 3a per cent close, S24 per cent; ruling
rate, Al per cent Time money was quoted at 4s4Q5
per cent for sixty ninety days and 4IsII42. per
cent for four to six months. Commercial paper
was quoted at 5a512 per cent for sixty to ninety
days 5 per cent for four TO six months and per
cent for others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-Market closed firm
A :tual closing rates follow:
New-York tribune., 1905-10-25
TO PLAY CANADIAN RUGBY

Montreal, Oct. A-Dr. Austin Irvine has received
a request from Philadelphia that he secure tu,,
football teams and bring them to Phladelphfa -
play on FTdnAl.n Field on November 8. to demon
strate the Canadian Rugby gamo. which la.ks
much of the roughness found objectionable in H.
game played in the united States Or Jrvire i,Ie
has suggested later date. II Will he impossibi
10 get Two good teams for the date proposed
New-York tribune., 1905-10-25
RUSSIAN LOAN ASSURED.
Negotiations Advance-American Likely to
Share in Issue.

St Petersburg oct. 2l.-The negotiations for the
new Russian loan proceeded rapidly to-day and
success IS considered be practically assured
J. Pierpont Morgan. jr., and George ". Perkins are
no" apparently better satisfied with the terms and
conditions, and unless unforeseen hitch arises
American participation is regarded as certain The
lean VIII bear per cent interest according to
reports, and Will be issued at 81
some OF the Liberal papers protesting against
d large loan Frior to the meeting of the National
Assembly 1t is officially stated that the rnator
portion of the proceeds will be applicable to the
liquidation of the war expenses
New-York tribune., 1905-10-25
PJLGRIMS' LIST VICTORY.
Pennsylvania Easily Beaten at 4sso-
citation Football.

Philadelphia, Oct. 24-The Pilgrims Sir
Charles Kirl1patrick's English association foot
ball team, defeated the association team Of the
University of Pennsylvania to-day on Franklin
Field by a score of 10 TO O
The clever manner in which the Englishmen
butted the bail was one Of the features OF the
game Pennsylvania at no time dangerous
The game marked the Pilgrims last appearance
in this country. They will sail for home to-
morrow
New-York tribune., 1905-10-25
FOR "AuTon ECONOMY RUN.

No. p West 42d-st. for the six-day ;tiitomobil.
economy ruin to be held under the auspices of tho
NewYork Motor Club. which starts on Monday
More than twenty cars have far been entered
in the contest The first viii be Philadelphia
nd 'l-N
New-York tribune., 1905-10-25

FOREIGN MONEY MARKET-CaH money in
London S1bGI4 per cent. Open market discount rate
for short bills / per cent; long bills. per cent
Berlin discount rate AZ per cent. Berlin exchange
on London 20 marks Is pfennigs. Paris discount
rate 2Ts per cent Paris exchange on London. .
francs 15th ceutirnes.
FOREIGN SECURITIES.-Britsh consois for
money. Ss5s: for the account sSs!. French rentes
go francs SO centmes.
New-York tribune., 1905-10-25
OFFICE OF READING coMp.yy-

PHILADELPHIA. October II 1908
Ese Beard ~ Directors have declared from the net
cafnings a dividend of - Second
rerse6 Of the Company oe paid on Noyan,bor
10 1905. the stocihodsIs .ecord AZ III. cIoa a.
business October % 1903 hees wifi mailed 10 stock
hl.t divijond with the TreasSrtr
". II TAYLOR Secrs.sr.,
New-York tribune., 1905-10-25
"AUTo" RACE MEET AeANDoNgD

The Atlantic city Automobile Club has decided
to abandon its proposed two-day automobile race
meet on the beach on November Il and Is. 1t was
found thac 4 sufficient number of fast cars could
be obtained for a successful meeting so loto
Ia tho year a four-day ament is proDosed
TO begin Easter Monday. Contests for e,ort,
ciass OF viii be offered. -!
New-York tribune., 1905-10-25

eco 100000 francs for Paris 10oo00oO each for New
York and London and $50 100000 for Berlin, making
total of 200 Oe00e0 francs. Another version
that the allotments TO New-York and London would
be 125 100000 francs each It is understood that the
will be issued in instaments, so timed as to
avoid money market disturbance.
New-York tribune., 1905-10-25
INTERNATIONAL HOCKEY OFFICERS

sauit Sta. Marie, Mich. Oct. A.-The annual
meeting OF the international Hockey League wa.
heid mere last night, and the following oflcers
were elected President. A. /. Ferguson, or This
iStyi iyi NONRESIDENT James McGwiggan, OF PITTS
Du'k' oSesetars treasurer. AlberI Boyd. OF Canada
New-York tribune., 1905-10-25
7,ouarrESTH sTKEr1, R.~p

%eW York October 2s.b Jaos
4 T a MEETING OF THE BOARD or DI-
r-s.9rs neid this cay. quarterly dividend Of
Two PER CENT. free Of declared 1Don - a
ssgiisi stock of this bank payable November ist
24th 10 November 1905 inclusive
IRVING =. GAYLORD. Cashier
New-York tribune., 1905-10-25

At the oiiice Of j. p Morgan & Co it was said
received there from ST. Petersburg otv,nr dstafls
of the Russian loan According to one wall street
report. the loan has been allotted on tbe bas,s ~
New-York tribune., 1905-10-25
DiUidend Notices.
ST. LOUIS AND SAN FRANCISCO RAILROAD


ST. LOUIS. No. October 18th. 1905.
Notice hereby given that the regular meeting
Of the stockholders OF the ST. LOUIS AND SAN FRAN
CISCO RAILROAD COMPANY So- the election of d.
recors and for the transaction business as
may come before the meeting be held on Monday
November 18th 1905 at nine o'clock IN the forenoon in
the principal Office Of the Company Frisco Build
ylATTnS0S-
z. H. HAMILTON secretary "a -A'o->' resident
New-York tribune., 1905-10-25

12s Broadway Nesr Yorl &C.,. %. bAtshA'
A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF DI-
reotors Of this bnnk held to-dny n senn,-ann,,,
dividend n FIVE go PER CENT OF the can1fa sfocl
was declared. payable >Soys6ar lst ro1imo 10 sso~E
flcoezs OF record az cicse Ct business 21t
EDWARD BURNS C;ssbjer
New-York tribune., 1905-10-25

The last challenge which from the Royal
Ulster Yacht Club In the name OF Sir Thomas
Upton was dated October I. 1902. 1t was received
and acknowledged by the New-York Yacht Club
on October Is, and the following day at meeting
OF the club it was formally accepted by the com
rrittee on challenge. composed OF members ap-
pointed by Commodore Lewis Cass Ledyard Before
and after the races in 1903 Sir Thomas Lipton asked
the New-York Yacht Club whether the new rules
Of mea sure;nent of the club would apply TO Chal
longing yacht. He informed that rules OF
measurement were not considered in the conditions
unless both clubs had mutual agreement the
subject, the deed of gift calling for without
time allowance No measurement rule is mentioned
New-York tribune., 1905-10-25
Upton WILL CHALLENGE AGAIN.
Saws He Will Be at Sandy Hook in 1907
Looking for the Cup

London Oct 24.-Sir Thomas Upton expects to
challenge for the Americas Cup in 1907 Asked
today concerning the reports from America that
he had given up the idea of making further EFFORTS
the owner OF the Shamrocks declared he was as
keen as ever and that while too late to challenge
for 1876 if all we'll he would be at Sandy
Hook with challenger the following year
New-York tribune., 1905-10-25
AMALGAsIATED " I6dasL COPPER COMPANY.

= A Z A MEETING OF THE DIRECTORS OF
The A1aigsnlated nal Copper Company. dividend Of
payable November 27th 1906 to soc hoidsrs &c @
ord az O'clock P II. Thursday October 26tb 1so5
! transfer Books close O'clock p 'T5rrsSar
October 26th. 1906, and reopen at 10 O'clock A n
Monday. November 18th. 1905 ~ IL
A H MET1N. Secretur- & Treasurr
New-York tribune., 1905-10-25
NOTICE TO EONDH0IDrRs
Rockville Ellington street RAILWAY Conna5v
II INTEREST COUPONS OE THE .RONhS OF

4 NIERESI COUPONS OF THE BONDS OF
ths Rockville & Ellington Strr4t Railway Copnanv
Tnarttrs sSoyehSsE lsl 1860, and I'll coupons
viii be pald al maturity at the InfeThoro
ef N=w York. If0 wall street EeE Yo- s',
ROCKVILLE Gas & ELECTRIC COMPANY ~
Il ]. WARNER ,rea g,,re,
New-York tribune., 1905-10-25
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London Oct. -. D. m.-The market for
American securities was weak. Final prices fol-
New-York tribune., 1905-10-25
EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE.

Weri ended oct -. .Sa. G9 Slgss2nNl 50 296sl2
From January l... iSs Jt9s6o SDd9ds5a 4Os 30s iis
New-York tribune., 1905-10-25
THE Fedora. TREASURY.

Washington. oct. 2i-fAe conuition or the Treas
ury 80 ti'2 beginning OF business :o-day was as fol-
DESERVE FUHD
Go.3 cad bullion .............. s,s, ooa oon
TEUsr FUNDS TO REDEEM OUTSTANDING GER
New-York tribune., 1905-10-25
AMERICAN TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COM
Giys Per Cent Three-Year Gold Coupon No,esA
COUPONS FROM THESE NOTES RY

Their terms PAYABLE November J. 1906 at the
once OF It's Treasurer IN the City OF New Yorl, or
the holders option office Of It's Treaerer ~
S1ty OF Boston VIII be paid in York by the Nh
.ettsn trust Company. 20 Wall Street Il; Boston bv
tho National Bank Of Commerce. Sears Building -
WM. r. DRIVER Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1905-10-25

Closing prices yesterday Of bonds dealt in
New-York tribune., 1905-10-25
BOND MARKET TRADING.

vERNMENT BoNDs.-Market steady. Final
New-York tribune., 1905-10-25
IRREGULARTTY IN STOCKS.
EARLY GINS FOLLOWED BY HEAVIER TENDENCY
d BY HElVIER TENDENCY.
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE
BONDS.

300O Reg 1907 1O5 1000 Kan & Mich lst;. % 2
1900 Jap yJ1s zUJu + a Nj - - Y
IuJOD do 80 lUJ0 r>ans e 80 d. -.
rJ= =I.......... steel 5s lO4 n
N 50
New-York tribune., 1905-10-25

sa252s Tota sales toF the lAs 'tT
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LIVERPOOL CLOSING CABLE.
Wheat h-4 higher.
Corn A ~ higher.
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father being % retired farmer Mr..
Phelps notified his parents of the acci-
ucnt and 30 is expected tnat some of his
nuily VIII reach the city tomorrow
night
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COTTON MARKETS.
New York cotton.

New York, May 3.--Cotton futures
opened weak at a decline Of to 10
points and closed steady, net unchang-
ed to 2 points lower
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might at the caines'e library
azI65 -F5ifc Nous olub win meet with
Airs Raisnd Friday afternoon.
,, ~ r.,. =, ,r A. r,,.,
IL. ,,ot.,l,. i Ill.,.
Miss Mildred smith ot kinshsher, is
thc guest of Mrs. William Grimes
Tiio Domestic Science club has arsc
membership and eoutuuas t grow
-rn. yyo,,or Fad.ratton of Guthrie
.s poanipr tba i.ndcre,r,sn proposition
,iosls,.r,
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LIVERPOOL SECOND CABLE.
Wheat kE hinier
Corn @-M higher
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The Chudran's Home Society held ts
afih unnupl CON. entiou lt The First
- thodist church net night supeHn-
,onden Wlcltmni mtc an clahonte re-
port of tine Wolk of .be society ibr tho
Elaf year, which was received wiih a
welcome and approved The Prcshy-
lerun choh furnished excellent music
Prof Ringer, 3f tho nigh school
ang d solo hv request Rev A. b..
Nicholas presided over the cmvenuoa.
an or The officers were re-cioctcd as
follows
President loace snccd, Guthrie.
Vice president. William r. Graham.
1klanoma city