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New-York tribune., 1905-11-29
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS,
Iron The Tribune Bureau.I


2,rx, ApsENTEEISM THE superintendent OF
4, Military Academy has recently asked for ocers
4o~ 6u+v at West Point, and it has been decldeo
+ba+ unless the case is one OF emergency anu 'io
officer whose services are required IS aOsolute1S
,aadod IN the administration of the school tnere
1, 10 M details of this sort. There Is a COM
stantIv increasing criticism by army inspectors - -
ragard to what is known as ''absenteeism -Ihae 10
a con0ton which finds line officers away from ne
commands on detached duty. 1t mas notnils ~ a.
sneciaI1v with the status of leave, to which al oA
GERS are entitled in prescribed grop9reIoso so many
oficers are away from their coIallGi i,o Charge Of
0rnons batteries and companies are IN cnai p a..
srU9apT' officers This is regarded as unfortpae Az e
the eficeney+ OF s tHg far ag possibie there win be
limitation of the number of officers VITO q ry Course
for duty & a|bs by allowed to extend degree which
viii impair the efficiency OF oIheF Vest Point-but
= N decided that hereafter all details to 1f
duty shall be made entirely on tne DASl0 - -
necessity.
CAPTAIN cowLEs's NEW PosT.-orders "e-'
announced at the Navy Department to-uas IIea.
,ng r,an+ain w S. Cowles. who has just conpie'eu
tis cantain's cruise in command of the Missouri TO
eneciaI duty in the Bureau of EquiRTenL: SSen
Cowles will succeed Rear AotI 1affer retires for
s66oointed int naval aid to the President
Ap,ror PLATE TEsT-Rear Admiral MAson
,1as oP the bureau of ordnance, and Hear Ao-
roIra1 Cams chief constructor OF the navy az
conopanied by several officers OF the OUi eos 80
ordnance and construction and repair wehr 10 t
ian Head Maryland to-day TO WINE itb q section of
test s+ the naval proving ground, WIN f - the
an armored cruiser as large tst 80 sbef upon Ina
cfinad cfSS Il aTnor RI plate The test will be secret
ORDERS IssITED.-The following army and navy
orders have been issued:
captaiIa aiaatTaz IsaRd to II Fort siooum-
Colonel PHILIP READE 23d Infantry; MAJORS @ 1RTTT
5 EEH 1fs5t1Y TN and HARRY NJ HALLoCK surgeon
Contrast Sturgeon ngfPE fAREk O. Tt FGoUA 2sd infantry
recorder detailed examining board at Manson 0aI-
.ta,n w7rJ1AM H SAGE, 2sd infantry. before board
at Madison Barracks for examination IoF proholoi.
Lieutenant col2E'e GRETFg GaEkT H allen ash infantry
and WALLACE r. ITITER JsF assistant sur
geon; Contract surgeSRs sT sT1PHRRoSD RoDNEY 5tS csV
siry. recorder, detailed examining board al Fort
before board at Fort Duchesne for examination f0r
promotion ~.vv
canta,n W. s. cowLEs, to special duty Bureau OF
CAPTAIN J. P. s. LAWRENCE, retired. from p1ttsburE;
Commander @ w F. FU114AM. detached the Glacier home
orders
Commander J. f. PALMER retired 70 F1''SOufE aS
inspector
MOVEMENTS OF NAVAL vEssELs.-The fol-
o,,,ine movements of naval vessels have been re-
ported: .pprvrD
rJo,,sr,ber 2s--The Rocket at Norfolk
oJoeber 27he Chattanooga at Sanchez; the LeonidRs
NOV at Phiadelphia the Baltimore ct Woosung.
SAILED
noverober 2e-The Lebanon. from Lambert Point for
November 27ThO Barry callao, from Hong Kong
for Canton
New-York tribune., 1905-11-29
A THANKSGIVING Rox.

The Whensoever Circle OF Kings Daughters Of
the Washington Heights Methodist Episcopal
Church packed Thanksgiving box yesterday for
the St Christopher Home, at Dobbs Ferry where
more than 130 children, inmates of the homo, will
gather fer dinner Thanksgiving Day
New-York tribune., 1905-11-29
70 wash ctilNTz.

Rice boiled TO a pulp is recommended instead Of
soap for washing chintz. and little OF the pulp
in the rinsIng water will give just the right gloss
and stiffness when the fabric is roned
New-York tribune., 1905-11-29
Sc nENIS HOTEL,

ST. DENIS HOTEL.
BROADWAY AND nth ST. CITY.
Thanksgiving Dinner. Sl.25
$50 TO P. NJ
Blue Points, Oyster CoeK'A'i'
CHOICE.
o,onsomme Cleopatra. Bsaue OF LOBSTER
Gallery SaIted Almonds Radishes
CHOICE.
1,ar,aftes Of Sole Fecampose. Potatoes PaTlsiehhs'
I5ToiIed salmon Bearnaise. Potatoes Juuehhe-
Sliced CueunIbers.
CHOICE
Iarded Filet of Beef Balzac.
Syveetbreads Braise ia Godard
Terapine Maryland en- Croustade-
o,osbed Potatoes. Brussels Sprouts.
CHOICE.
poast Turkey Chestnut Dressing.
Ribs of Beef Dish Gravy.
Game Pate la Gelee
Asparagus Tips Salad
CHOICE.
zIo, Nr,nce Pie Pumpkin Pie.
1s,sor,t Tortoni Petits Fours Neapotan Ice Cream
..or. c.nerbert or iPhiiadelphia Cream Cheese
ANOS@ Toasted Crackers.
Coffee.
November s0th. 1905
New-York tribune., 1905-11-29
THANKSGIVING DAY
MENUS
"A p;nn,l That Is Becoming Popular
HEUMANN
HARLEM CASINO,

HEUMANN
HARLEM CASINO,
PATH ST. AND TTH AVE.
MENU.
Buzzard Bay oysters on Half She'll
Blue Point Oyster Cocktail
Green Turtle d'Anglaise.
Consomme Royal Printaniere.
Celery olives Gherkins.
Canspee Rationale
Kennebec Salmon. Normandie. -,
Pcmmes Surprise.
Tenderloin Of Beef Fresh Mushrooms.
Ragout fin casserolette.
Lobster Patty la Newburg.
Vegetables
Brussels Sprouts
Mashed Potatoes. Baked Sweet Potatoes
Punch Cardinal.
Roast Young r. ]. Turkey, Chestnut Stuifng.
Cranberry Sauce.
Prime Ribs OF Beef.
Sucking Pig. Baked Apples.
English Plum Pudding. Hard Sauce Brandy Sauce.
Home made Mince Pie. BISCUIT Torton.
Neapoiitan Ice Cream
Cafe noir.
Harlem Casino.
Thanksgiving Day. 1905.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-29

etched or enamelled, and sell for 81 so pair Those
MADE OF plain gold set with tiny Of sapphires
cost SO For mourning wear lorgnettes of gun
metal set with pearls appropriate.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-29

Any fair equestrian would welcome as a Christ
mas present one of the novel stirrups shown ar a
bth-ave. jewellers 1t Is of solid gold with finy
straps Of pigskin, and costs 500 '
New-York tribune., 1905-11-29

Artistic candle shades of green bronze or silver
lacquer are a holiday novelty selling for 50 each
New-York tribune., 1905-11-29

For those who love to buy and give such things
as quaint little sewing tables old Sheffield trays
and silver candlesticks wIth snuffers, bargains
can De picked up al the little curio shops
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-11
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Eew silk waists u Abbott,s.

New silk waists at Abbott's
Last deep cut in prices on fms at
Abbott's.
SOC lannelette skirts to close at Fits
at 39c each.
B. w Cults went to Boston today on
a business trip.
Charles Davis Of Washington was. in
the city today
Charles Maiiini OF Milford, N. H., IS
visiting friends IN the city
Don't miss the sale this evening Of
Lot n. 4 at soc at Yaughan's
u. a. Eastman Of Eastman Bros IS
confined to the house with illness.
Mrs. Mary Durkee is i'll with severe
cold at her home on North Main street.
The Tourist club win meet Monday
at $3.50 p. ms with Mrs. Wiley, Cliff
street.
Leroy and Richard Darling went to
their homes in South Ryegate this af-
ternoon.
Miss allen Of Bradford, who has
been visiting in the city, went 70 Beth
lei today.
John Arvidson Of Rutland is expected
TO arrive in this city this afternoon and
remain over Sunday.
The Rev A. NJ. Bradley left this
noon for Springfield, Mass, where be
viii preach tomorrow.
Miss Alice Woodward Of Randolph is
the guest Of Miss Carrie Draper and
Mrs James q Walker.
Saturday candy, fresh and nice, only
29c per pound at Red Cross Pharmacy
and Parlor Drug Store.
Harold Swasey returned last night
from the University Of Vermont at
Burlington for a weeks visit at his
home.
4. NJ. Hyde OF the G. Y. Railway Of
fees, st. Albans. formerly agent at Am
herst, Mass, spent the day with J. a.
Adams, agent Of the g. Y. Railway
Remember that our Saturday Candy
which sells for 25c per pound today,
is the kind we sell for 40e every other
day in the week D. f. Davis, "The
Druggist
Pro Russia Veechia filodrammatica
dara ID sera di sabato 20 {. m. Le due
orfanelle. 81 rieavo OBSTINATE al nos
tri fratelli russi che cadono sotto lin.
fame piambo carrista la Vccclia flo
dTammatiea.
Officer Faulkner was at the station
last evening with +. Demarco, waiting
for the train to leave for Rutland,
where Demarco was to BE lodged in
the house Of correction, when a brother
Of tile latter appeared and paid the
fine, so that the trip was abandoned.
The st. Lawrence engine 100 and pri-
vate car "Mansfeld,p which had on
board the Central Vermont railway Of
iicials, Messrs. G. J Jones, general
manager. w. E. Mullins, superintendent
of transportation, and J. Il. Dalrymple,
general freight agent, was here yester
day. After interviewing Mr. Adams,
agent here, they left Barre for ST. Az
bans.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-11
Keeping rigs.

Figs soon harden If kept any length
Of time out Of the box. They may be
freshened again by soaking them over
night in a thin sugar strip and then
steaming them till plump and soft
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-11

The oldest statue was found In Egypt.
1t is of wood, with crystal eyes, and
represents a village chieftain who has
been dead for 5000 years.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-11
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION.

To RE N9~-On Short street. A six-r0Om up
stairs tenement. Electric lights, inquire Of
Nj, +. harrington at Hotel Northern. 279t6
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-02-11
The Workingman' 5 SuitI

great many work for living and have money to
throw away These demand the best that their money can
buy and willing pay all Suit worth, but no more
This right For these have special line of we'll and
strongly made Sutsgood, stylish Suits made from fabrics that
will stand rough usage and still retain gentee appearance We
do large business in Workngmens Suits Trousers other
Clothing, and give every full heapng Of value
for the money he leaves with Wokngmen Suits 81 So
$1,000 $780, Money back if ANYTHING is wrong. Pru
dence and economy sends many here for his clothes
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-04-21

mWno cs Spenite, III oerbiemme lioar
bptr lin Stuetrto % fuller bort paa
bperanorc mco Ntl5t1nter / ojertet %
tun'te tnptter gt,, ben Sulelpmmen til
bpcrnnore, 'na er BET bare, toroi be to
,Solt lite bar lWu al t,enee hperanore
I'll Nlertsblnetn' at ot life bar lUrt at
pNu'tlenne bmonoens 9ooe Voenituber,
TOM NJ herooer peo oa0li0 Sm0un0 po
Sanltpen bar Merbt bet, pN at Weicn
til Gnin0 og 66rli0 mellem oisie to
cole 6plt ghar Nlennem en- beore Sprs
ltaael'e At binanoen, % at en- troiaIt
seer AZ blnnnoen ret lno Einene,
ltppliomt pil biplpe oet enc giaboiolt
til at iinoe Neitii I'll oct anoeis Sierte.
Meb bette yllaal lor' Gie, bar jes
paata9et Mig oet IOlpslalt 2lrbeoe ior=
bunoet meb al jua oenne Self iltano,
o0 baaber le9, 'pn ben enelte @elpn-
ming for nit glrbeioti Sagen, at 5il=
llutnlnNcn til lSeltsrl pqa bette 6runo=
lag baaoe ira nprit o0 ipenit Sioe oil
blipc alnlinbeli9
,Sor 0jsr oen oct, laa tan ott not
b0noe, Der oil 0aa Nuo pnl' Den pper
0apet, % at oen pil iaa lin lture @e-
tponin9 De to i,oroiite Soils 6rem-
tlosiOrbolb, lom vi berpper enten vi
CT NorbmGno eler 9peniter, pilt alle
pnller % beoer maatie bGpe oct bierte-
li9lte % ireotlislte.
Seq bar t9ntt mig, at mango 6oli
uoen'or Ntinneqpplis tunoe babe 2pit
til at bore meo paa btme 6eli. 0pis
ct titltrcttctlat 9lntal laoer mig pioe
Sebet al De nGle Par ll9cr 1T De pil
tomme ino til Ypen til 6tpen, fan lea
tanlte inn 9teouttlpn Nilletpriierne
ira Setnbanetnc, lua man fun bebspe
at bctale II Yiaetpris for 2ur- Os Nc
hlr. Soft ira 9ailoet, Ionf ienoer til
mig iom &omiteens 6orlidno for Yil.
letter I'll relerpereoe Ylooie ueo '6eiten,
boprlor Rrller bliy Is Gents. iial Iao
lhe Flablc reierperet % Silletterne
lenot Zig, forinoen bet reieruerte Sil-
letuoialS ior 5olt 'g5Den aubnes, iao
De tan pore litter poo at ian ltret io
DC b'O'ie NIgsle.
'gCFrbpp9t
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NtinneapOlis, Mtinn.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-04-21
= l1linl11eapolis

pil Der iaNr bliue bOlot en- -pttenNe
0tai .Felt ipw allcreoc te9ner fig til at
blipe In liornrtet glif6re. 3obn W.
9lrctanoer bar ielaenOe at iise i pen
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Man9e pil piltnpI erinore ben ltor=
urteoe Sptten6e Mai Set me6 Sdn9-
Iorenin9ernes &appeltrio, Joni jeg ar
ronsereoe NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 9lu=
oitorilIm WippeQpOlis Aare, ier Sle
Bull Monumeniel5 9ltilprin9. 9enne
Eelt lfuur piltnot ipr De ilele. Der bar
n0rOUrenoe, iom en- al De beitioeli9le
O9 lntereSlantelte DC ler Ganoct bar
pGret meo pNu, o9 je9 tror, at peo ben
lte9 port ;Soli itts iQG lioi ! 9nerito-
nernes Zine.
Wteo lUrligt Nenblit pNu De pOnite=
li9e o9 ubpg9eliNe 6OrDitlinger, bpOri
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mooninQ ira Here Nenncr pdataget mig
at i0l ilianO Ell li0nenOe 6elt inqr ben
l7Oe 4j,ai bare Il, Iea trOr Oen ital
bllUe onlu0t paa Ell enppQ lterre Stola.
Set iuenits 5abcynQtel meO Siooc=
pluOie for 25o0 Qltme'llr CT leiet for
Fel'en.
81 Noyits rs ipeuitc Sjrtc!pr Nlin-
nfopO!iS al iorijeIIjNe Yetjemoelier bar
melOt N9 I'll Ell &appeItriO rm 3 prG-
mer pQn 800 @ulo
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meo FrGmierns, qi9isrss peo Publi=
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oa be opgii9Ite apr meO oe meit trent
ltaaenoe 2eoerc bar melot ii9 iar
Iplien.
Muuoe lilmef Sones, ben betjenote
WinneapRlis 9iatter9al, o9 0r. 6inil.
ingenier lheDoore Nammers ira 1u=
lutb, Der bar &D ior At HRre ben beeIte
gurpioniOn9er blanot NpromNnoene i
2(meritn, pil menpirte,
Gnppbere pil Diinneiotas pOpulore
@upernsr, 9On. AObn u. 3Obnion.
boloe 6elttulen, % ON Ell fort 3iO
h0ober je9 At tunne oplpie onl, at to
enoba bsiere ltuaenbe VerlpnliGbeoer
pIl celtaee ,Selien,
Get er MI tanite enelinaenoe, al en-
Spsnite anmooes ON at bOlpe Seit=
talen Deb en- Spttenoe Nta 3elt. islp
ON ban er Stntens beielie Gmbeos=
muno. Set er Di3leli9 ierlie Sung
ili9t er Gcrpt. Men bette er MI lite
bare en- Sili9loi9beo. Wan9e al De
Iremltnnsnoe Speniter Der gpen bar
lopet iOr oenne Sang at D9re meo %
bl0lpe NpromGnoene at ieire Nor9es
6ribeOsoa9. 9eres airfetOr ouerUeier
enop9 i 5al betpoeli9t DC norite, Joni
tar Gel.
Get er nsmlig Wenin9en meo. oenne
,Selt at bpiite 2anosm0no pao begge
1iotr ri &jslcn 4rct at, no0r Goro.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-04-21
SbcriteuS yS0trrlp

Sberit 5obn ~ 6nu1 yhonsq ~rOpe,
Eer0s fom mar tit ot mpOc 1T Naterlo ueb
yeutr; os jipre,iOclitt. Dou itriuer let 2;rcu
seq Uar naiteh bcp al OiSic Flagcr % ON.
euO icS bqpDc imn '6lamilielgae. tmOe ban
intci 8isre iOo ut lcs lat poa en- SOC Maitc
al 2ereS electric 2'iust2. i5m tircrcOc mig,
seq amer bet ioI ben bconc lieOtcim Ncroel
O8 ioftcr oiuO ior ban 8OU Tcm 2i0Oom al
al ti(Iape ben" 5Gl9cs os 9arontercS at
tiTere TDspeplip, 6oritoppcIic o9 )jpuipg
oommf SOC Noitcn hos u. tS. 2'sito
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-04-21
Suifco.

Ncrrer o8 2amcr octte County o9 omlis
9poe Ilnifter onitcS til at Fcpgricutrc og
oOcr'frc ct 9ammfIt iOliO 6orTminssbps'
<aIay '9f NnyG $?l NJ. ll9s, ioF Gamer 'Tp
$l2 til SIS pg. ll9e lent lIO9iilcr uObctult
6orltuo ueo Eantonpionin8 Oircttc ira so
Uebtportcrct buCr MauOog l,et og 2'u99y
itaNcs. on npevcnOist; 2'eniuiu8fu permo
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Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-04-21


Il. \ NREIM Chrm.
Attest:
w. G. OLINER. Go. Auditor.
Sisseton. -. H.. Apr. 5. 1903.
Board met ;.s Per adjournment; all
members present.
ON motion br. oorenson Was appoint
ed county physician for the 2nd and Bird
commissioner di, flict for the ensuing
year
On motion petition Of Gtpe,eo Twp.
for appropriation 'uf Sl5o00 allowed
when work is dolnl lcttd.
On motion petition Of Lien Twp. ap-
propriatiun If $1,000 allowed when
work is completed! ~ a.
On mot .on c., w. Minge, was ap-
pointed committee to investigate the
application of Ortley Twp. and report
at July meeting
On motion :. T.. Allen was appointed
committee to investigate the applica-
tion of Grant Twp. and report at july
meeting.
On motion Go. Auditor was instruct
ed to correspond with the different
companies in regard to padded cell.
On motion Board adjourned to Board
of Education.
Board met II, per adjournment: al
members present s..
On motion the following bills were
allowed
Robert Laing, Com. per diem and
milage looking after poor y 81
| c. w. MnPc.. com pr diem and
mlage looking afrer poor 81 N
O. n. Odden. Com per diem and mil
age looking after poor d ,a 20 N
G. A. Nreim. Com. per diem mlagc % II
s. f. Allen Com per diem and mil
age looking after poor % Il
T. II. Hicks examination and DESTROY
ing glandeted horse ...r.' - II q
BE it resolved by the county board
that the county get Sl.0O per day fol
the use of county grader and return
the same to county seat when through
with it, the same to be in good condi.
tion by June 10, 1908. ''-
Moved and carried to adjourn sin,
die.
Signed
G.. A. VREIM. Chrm
w. c. OLIVER, Co. Auditor.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-04-21

Motion made and carried that the
action Of the county commi ssioners, at
their January meeting, in abaiing the
assessment on lot 10. block III. City of
Sisseton for 1903 be rescinded.
On mution the following hills were
allowed and warrants ordered drawn;
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-04-21

Motion made and carried ~ adjourn
to April !, 1905.
Signed
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-04-21
Signed

G.. a. NREIM Chrm
w. c. OLIVER. Co. Auditor.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-04-21

tContinuedD
j. r. Jones' supplies for poo Mrs
Hoflin 10 66
Kelma Rome Juror fee 10
j. l.. Minder. boarding prisoner I35 90
F E. Granger, for service in case
State of s d. vs.. G. II. Grant 60
Joseph Enos witness fees 90
Dakota Central Telephonc Co phone
service 81 35
f. II. Alexander. Justice fees . O5
I. c Hill for proving pP Insapr Olson
land 10 90
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-04-21

u. \, tREIM. thrm.
Attest.
: w. {. OLIN Ek. Co Auditor
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-04-21

Also at the front door of the store
building situated upon sec, %. Twp.
l2s. II, -, Norway Twp.
Also in front of the school house known
as the Town Hall in Becker Twu.
Also at the O O. Lohre r. O. front
door, sec, |, One Road Twp.
Treasurers report of interest of daily
balance of deposits with banks having
county funds for quarter ending March
81, 1905, $33762, was approved.
The following schedule for 1905 was
adopted for assessors: On real estate
shall be $l,0O0.00 for each quarter Sec
tion exclusive of improvements.
Moved and carried that the county
treasurer be instructed to collect Indi-
an tax.
Moved and carried that the petition
of J. o. Andrews for partition in his
office IN. REJECTED.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-04-21


w. {. OLI\ Ek. C. Auditor
Sisst ton. =. d., Apr. {. 1903.
Board met .ao per adjournment; all
members preSe4t
The following busines, was taken up
and bills were allowed
Tax of J, n, Campbell for 1904 on the
n. w. quarter sec. Is. Twp. l27, 4. 30,
was abated, the same being an illegal
tax
f. A. Som.rville iusuc fee. ii.7s. al
lowed y
n. Wilcox, justice fee 33 81
| j. f. X lily i CO., onice supplies Ss67l
allowed a II
First Natl Bank. acct +. y. samer-
vile. Justice fees 10 -
| G. w. Mosher, publishing onicial pro-
ceedines ana stalionary 60 5C
Harris Merrill Roberts county map 0
G. w. Mosher supplies for Registerof
| Deeds once 20 0t
G. W. Mosher printing stationary - "
Ira Thompson witness fees s20o
! rejected .,r
j
lngersoll be appoint on Insane Board
in place of +. j. Turner whose term
has expired, for the term of , years.
Justice report of N. Wilcox for the
quarter ending March 81 approved.
Justice report of f. A. Somerville
for quarter ending March 81 approved
Justice report of Barney Garfield for
quarter ending March 3. approved.
Barney Garfield, justice fees l2 O
John Hetzler, interpreters fees II
Frank McNulty, stenographers fees
for January, Februpry and March,
| 1905 "a 3
Ftaak McNulty, expense Us Il
w. c. Lyons, conducting teachers cX-
| animation papers 49, &C. *
q. w. Mosher for stationary ~ o.
| Citizens Natl Bank, laundry for court
| house, acct Sisseton Steam Laundry 10 &
O. II. Jones. expense % y
Moved ana carried by the board un
animously;' ''
BE it resolved by. tho Board of Coun
ty Commissioners THAI from and after
this date the county will pay for expert
witnesses called 10y the state in crimi
nal actions the sum of 800 for eacl
and every day of actual attendance o
such witnesses in court for the purpose
of such trial and no other or greater
compensation except the milage nov
allowed by law.
Moved and carried by the board un
animously: Be it resolved by the BoarC
of county commissioners: That it is thu
sense Of the board Mat in view of The
fact that each township; town and cit!
have board of health " hose duty it il
to preserve the health of the inhabit
ants of such subdivisions OF the county
that from and after this date the coun
ty will not he responsible for the ex
pense occatfoned in quarantining hous
es in which contagious diseases exis
or for the fjmigation of such house
after such quarantine shall be raised
but that such expense shall be defrayec
by the respective townships, town o
city within which services shall b,
rendered.
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Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1905-04-21
commissioners PROCEEDINGS.

Otfcial Report OF the Proceedings OF
the Board Of County CommiSsion,r,
Of Roberts County. South Dakota.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-11-08
PRIVATEER.

Privateer, November Miss Daisy
L,de is attending the meeting OF tn"
Daughters Of Confederacy in Green
vile this week.
Miss Annie Wells spent Saturday
and Sunday in Sumter.
Mr.. Percy Harvin Of Silver spent
Sunday at Mr.. S. A. Harvin's.
!Messrs. I. e. Minis and J. NJ. Griffin
spent Sunday at Mr. E. W. Rivers.
Misses 1nez and Corine Wells visit
ed in Wedgefield last week.
Mr.. T. P. Lide, Mr.. H. H. Wells
Miss Caliie and Miss Edith Wells re-
presented Bethel CHURCH. at the
Charleston Association which met at
St. Georges last Tuesday.
Mr.. w. E. Kolb is reported quite
sick
A negro woman living on Mr.. s "A.
Harvin's place had an epileptic ut anu
fell in the fire with her baby and both
were burned to death.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-11-08
A HORRID CRIME.
j. G. Rawlings Admits Hiring Alf
Moore to Do Murder.

valdosta, Ca, Nov. ii. G. Raw
lings has made confession Of hiring
Alf Moore to kill w. L. Carter, but he
says that the killing Of the children
was not in the trade" He says that
he particularly cautioned the negro
not to harm the children.
Joe Bently and Mitch Johnson made
a trade with Alf Moore to do the
bloody work, and Joe Bentley and Ala
Moore wanted to kill Carter on Sun
day night before, but that they could
not get a buggy at Hahira to go to
Carter's house. He says they tried to
hire buggy, but the the liveryman
would not hire 1t to them unless they
would tell him where they were go
ing.
Rawlings says his confession came
without the knowledge of his lawyers,
as he had reached the place where he
could not keep quiet any longer.
He says that he is thoroughly iri-
different to the decision of the SUI
preme court so far as he is concern
ed, but he wants his sons saved.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-11-08
A FATAL RUNAWAY.
Man, Wife and Niece Killed on {
Mountain Road.

Richmond,t Va, November Ga
special to the Times-Dispatch from
Bedford City, Va, says that John
Vaughan, a prominent Bedford coun-
ty farmer, his wife and their 12-year-
old niece, met horrible and almost
instant death today in runaway on
the mountain road leading to the
Peaks of Otter. Mrs. Vaughan and
the girl seem to have been instantly
killed, while Mr.. Vaughan, with his
head and body horribly mangled, died
soon after being found, md without
speaking a word. Remarkable as It
may seem, neither the horse, harness
nor the buggy was injured in the
slightest damage 1t was found on
the opposite side of the road from
which the three bodies lay. There
were no eye witnesses to the tragedy.