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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-10
Nabm YiQen naS tarb.

Grau &obert WerriI, go. 625 Norb
@apitoI=Nbenue tpobnbaft, besab fid
gefern gum 8eiu4e ibrer Wutter, 6rau
s. 3. @temart, nod benz 6auie
go. 1852 9uolop.Nbenue, unb nabm
au9 ibren fleinen, nidt 9an3 awei
Sabre alten Sobn Gilbert nit. @db-
renb Wutter uno @robmutter nit ein=
amber ii8 unterbielten, ipielte Der tleine
2nabe UNI ie berum.
6rau Stsmart bemertte oann pl6b.
lid, baB ibr cine S6adtel nit pilIen
feblts. tpsl6s auf benz Slide seiianosn
fatte. Bsioe Grauen fudten nod Der
S9a9tsl, bic man in 9dnbsn bes
fleinen Gilbert porfanb.
Cine nnteriu6ung Der S9a9tel
3eiete, bab oas 9inb 18 osrislben per=
;ebrte uno brei tpeitere i'm Munoe belt.
Sofort tpurosn Nsr3ts rsquirirt, leiber
gelang es ni4t, bas 2inb, tuel4es
elei9 barauf in 9rdmpfe berfiel, am
2eben au er5alten. @robmutter uno
Wutter iinb beioe bariiber untr6iflih
ttber ben Soo bes Rinbes uno bic 2age
Der f9on friiber frdntelnoen @roBmut-
ter mirb als cine f&were angeiehen. Der
Batter bes 2inbes iit auf Reiien uno
tonnte nod ni3t bonn Nblebsn besiei=
ben unterri9tei werben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-10
M@tsisfer 0ebmrtstas.

Sm 0reiie ieiner Gamilie, bon @at-
tin. 2inoern unb gnfeln. iomie 3abl-
rei9en 6reunben um9eben, besins
seiiern Mbeno In benz feifli& eef4mtd-
ten 6eim. 800 @hb Sllinois etrabe.
6err Sauio We&sler ieinen a9t3iafen
Gsburtstag.
6err Ws&sler befinbet R6 ieit 1859
nit feiner @attin 3atbarina in Snoia-
napOlis uno fat R4 bur& bic 2auter.
ieit ieines @baratters biele 6reunoe sr.
tpprben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-10

llla1te ft1 iofort baran. feline TeReln
3u l0ien uno nod ldnserer Mrbeit ge-
lang es ibm bic ShBe frei su betom-
men. 10 bab er, bic Sinisrtbhre off,
neno, fi4 ins Obsre Strdrpert bsseben
tOnnte, um ii6 bort bic SeHeln bon
ben pdnoen fdneioen 3u lafsn.
Die pOlisei uurbe bsna6ri9tiet unb
in eritaunlid tur3er 3sit warsn @ab-
poIi3iffen CUR Stele, nm ben in3miiden
entfObenen Negern na63ufphren.
90 balo Der &aub Der poli3ei gss
meloet purbe, erbisIten ale poIisifen
Der Stabt ben Nuftrag. nod ben @du-
bern nmi9au gu balten, uno cine ip-
ifemaiiide 0erfOlaung bsrielbsn puroe
einaeleitet.
sllle auslaufenbsn 3hge unb Snter.
urban=Waaen tpuroen fdarf bstpa9t
uno aud bic @slsiie ioreiam abs
patrouilirt.
Die poli3ifen Willsr unb STREET.
trafen bann ipdt In Der Nadt auf Der
2reusung Der Big Sour Babn9eleiie
unb Sho pine. Strabe 3tpei ibnsn Der.
odatiee Neser, bic fib fofort ofpdris
ben @elsiisn sntlana Hh9teten. 10 balo
fis bic poliaiffen erblidtsn.
Ser Mnruf su balten, purbe nit
S1nfien beanttportet, tporauf bann
bic Yoli3iften aud ibre &ebOlDsr 3ogen
unb i'm 2aufen auf Die 5Iiebenben
i6oKen. gtwa "a e9hRe tpurben &C..
tpedielt unb poli3iit MilIer srbtslt
einen S9ub burd ben 9elm, Der ae.
rabe iiber benz 2opfs fi9 einbobrte.
Srob Der iie umpfeifenoen 3ugeln
febten beibe Beamten bic Sago etma A
squares tpsiter fort, big ibnen bann
bic Nsser in Der Rabenfiniternib stpi=
f6sn ben auf ben @eleiien febenben
6radtwagons entihlapften.
@insr belt Wa9e, mdbrenb Der an-
bsre sur ndhHsn patrolbor lief uno
einen @eneralalarm our Station ianbte
unb in turser 3eit tuaren &ablerpo.
li,iffen. Teteftips unb NeIerbemnnn=
| idaften our STEELE, wdbrenb weitere
Wanni6aften nod ben entle9enen RE
bieren oes Stoofens 9eianot puroen,
um BON bort aus elm 2eKeltreiben aa
beginner.
Sin Ginaer3eig, welder our Gnts
bsdung Der bsioen &dubsr iiibren mag,
tpurbs Der poIiasi beute frhb bur&
Marp SObgss, cine iunse 5arbise, se'
sebsn, als fie Der polisei eine nbr,
einen Sting uno 16 alte Wiinaen
tibsraab, tpel6s is bon einem Neger
geRern Mbenb i'm union-8abnbOfe er=
baltsn baben tpil.
Na9 Musiaae oss Wdodens traf He
nit benz Wanne in @bif 2etpis' Wirtb-
idaft, an Norb. Strabe unb benz 90
male, auiammen. gr bat fe. NIT ibm
aus3usebsn, uno Beibe g:n9en gum
llniOn-Sepot. Sbrer @radblung mad.
tsdte i5r Der 9aeger etuas In ibre
@slotaIae; 10 baio he bann bon benz
Raube b6rte uno Die alten Win5en
uno Sdmudia9en iab, meloete fie ben
&aolerpoli3ilfen Worgan uno Samuels
bic Sadie. Der Mann babe ibr GEE
fast. He folle I'm llnion.8abnbofe auf
ihn marten, ieor9 let er ni4t misoer
erf9ienen.
Rie MoIiaei fett ME WprfnInunn forf
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-10

Die folsenben 2inoer tpobntsn benz
id6nen GeHe Bel: 6err unb Grau 6p.
We9sler unb So9ter, 6err uno 6rau
@bas. 9De9sler unb 3o9ter. 6err unb
Srau @m. De9sler uno Sobn, 6err
nnb 5rau gmil We9sler uno Rinoer,
iopie 0err 3ouis We9sler. Den pielen
einsetroHenen @lhdmhni&en fiiat bic
!, Sribnne" au9 ben ibrigen BET.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-10
5reches Rduberlt ltucfben.
Ser 9Sirtb Siaae Giemer nom s,pet Ne9erm
beraubt.
&ei6e Sellte fiir bic Sallnnfen.
Cine ersebnibloe Jaso, bel Ger fIeibis sefna puroe

Sin freder @aub, bic Glu6t Der
Gdubsr, bic 9olisei auf Ger Sude uno
elm &epolperoueu in ben Gra9tb0fen
spii@en YoIi3ei unb 0srbdhti9en. fnb
Die Saupt3hse zines i'm Staotcsntrum
on Der Waibineton StraBs be9angenen
Verbre1ens.
Sn ieihem sisensn @sfddfte ausse=
pliinbert, beraubt unb on Sdnben uno
6hB.n ssfsfslt, wuroe seffern abeno
SIaae @iensr. elm Wirth. 325 @ef
Waihineton Ctr.
Rurs por 8 ubr, tpdbrenb momentaner
@eiddftsHille, uelde bic Nngeifelten
bsnubt battsn, um fi4 gum giien su
beseben, betraten stpei Neeer bic Wirth=
fdaft. @iener LAB on feinem S4reib=
tiide.
Die beiben 8aulsr berlaneten bann.
cine probe bes $3.50 Wbistep su
ieben unb I'm benz 8erlangen nad3u-
tommen, begab fi4 Giener nod benz
bintersn @nbe bes 3iemlid lanaen 2as
benraumss uobin ibm bic beioen
y3unbsn" foleten. @iener 3apfte bier
cine tlsins probe ab. ridtete ii4 tpieoer
in bic 56be uno blidte in ben = 2auf
zines 3ebplpers. Inter Sobesbrobun-
gen ipuroe er bann aufaeforbert, fa
rubis 81 bsrbalten unb feline Wertb-
laden ab3u9eben. st leiffete benz
Yerlansen 5Olse. Cine sl75 Sia.
mantnabsl, llbr unb 2stte i'm Wertbe
bon 800, unb $15 In 8aar. tuel9e ct
in ieinem SefBe batte, wuroen ibm in
alIsr @ile abeenommen. 6ierauf puroe
er sur 9erausgabe Der S9ltihel ges
3punsen uno elmer Der beioen Sdwar-
gen ging oann nod borne, i9lob bic
Sbhre ab unb brsbte nit Nusna6me
zines einaisen ole 2i6ter aus. .a
Damn ma6ten fi9 bic 8uri9en iibsr
bic @aibreaifer Der, ipel4en he $44
gaar entnabmsn. Sn3miiden bate
Der @isner betpa9snbs &dubsr ben
$3.50 Siamantrins bes Dirtbes se=
febcn uno berIelbe panoerte bann
aIeidfalls in bic 8aide oes Banoiten.
Wittels zines fdweren giienffempels,
ipurben Johann bic flsinsn S9ublabsn
oss 9an3 born beim Gsnfer na8 Der
Waibin9ton Str. 3uifebenben @elo=
idrantes seridlagen uno ieltene Der.
Staatsn Wan3sn i'm getrage bon etwa
800 purben bieien entnommen. Bsibe
8anoiten arbeitetsn fdnea, ieoo9 nit
p6aiger &ube unb unbstiimmert um
bic @dfe, tpelde BIN unb tpieber an
Der 3bhre riittelnb ginlab beeebrten,
iebpa i'm 8lauben, baB @iener Be.
rsits eeidlohen babe, fopfi4httelno
tpieoer oabon sinsen.
Mud einise Der benadbarten @es
i2dftsleute trunoerten f9, bob bort
iaon alles buntel mar, ipra&en aud
oartber, unteriuhten aber nidt tpeiter,
unb 10 tam es benn, bob @iener aaein
nit ben beioen Banbiten fi9 ab3ufins
DEN bate. 9lls bic Rduber ole Baar=
5efdnes uno @ertbartitel, Die ibnen
untsr Die Musen 9efOmmen tparen, on
ii9 9enommen batten. mubte @iener
elm Sell beiorsen uno na&oem fie bem
Wirtb bic 6dnoe unb Die Gnbe gebun'
ben battsn, perlieBen fis bas 2ofal burd
bic Sintsrtbhre uno enttamen. &ienes
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-10

Na d biermpn d m
3ranfenlassr ffarb 9eiern Mbenb @lap.
ton ). Com, No. 865 paeeStrabe.
Sobn bes SdlisBers Sobn Com, am
9ungenfiebsr. Seit fab IL Sabren
ffano Der 8erforbene In Oienifen Der
2abn 2ailorins Co.; feline Nrbeit=
aeber fellen ibm bas benfbar bette
3suenib fur feline pHi9ttreue unb &C.
meteorological aus.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-10

@IepeIanb, 8. Dur& @infut3
zines Setper an Sonia ctr. I'm Wefen6e
Der Staot. murben 5 Wdnner'nerf&tits
tet .unb i&mer berlebt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-10

Nuf Der Hegierungss
It t | o in Qulea, @htpeben. rnoht
man @erfu9e 5peds Grlangung bon
pflansenarten. bic aesen ben Groft ge<
felt iinb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-03-10

0pttlteb 2eufharbt,
.Dt, sematbli4e ede,"
@de HDble unb Warfet Str.
The daily tribune., 1905-03-31
TIE Bsss csugh Syrup.

Q L Apple. sx.ProbatA Judge. Otta.
~ o.. Kaosas. writss: "This 10 to
~ that ! have ussd Ballads Hors.
housd Syrup for ysars. and that do
20 -hesitats 70 sseooosnd Il - the
bsss oousht syrup I have ever ussd 4"
s5c, 5oc snd el.O0. Sold by Florence
Palace Pharmacy and A. A. Hull.
The daily tribune., 1905-03-31
STATE OF COLORADO.
COUNTY OF FREMONT.


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The daily tribune., 1905-03-31
.llAl. q s.eh !. i.pesse.s 80.

nlddls = sssh ~ inpoesane oAse.
have NO apologies 70 mako for my
administrasion Mr. Moore; l admit
that I. do feel personal snbarrass.
neat 10 msntisa the litsls details Of
saeh : mattsr = this ! rtposs con.
ndAncs enough. In ths :. osEssAl intelli-
gsncs here to understand II fully
without saying anythias, And ] have
now only spoken at ~ sslteatation Of
sasnest cisiseps. my friends But I
feel that both MP opppaents here
(oshsrwiss friends) have fessotten the
ethics Of their profoeaios. and to
speak back in suoh naAasr puts mo
In the same plaoe aud Il y distassefnl
% mo.
Now to shortly ssnpsrass our
study, and am done.
Ftrst = ws have sses cur Indebted.
mess il the great problem.
Second. 70 handle this question 10 .
pare business proposition; the policies
Of Mr.. Roosevelt or Mr. Bryan or Mr..
Parker - 70 national isssss have moth
ing to do with It,
Third. the record Of your entire ad.
ministsation. endorsed In the Inde.
pspdent ticket - put mp BY your open
mass meeting. IL satisfaotory. Az re-.
view has shown.
They have done all you elected them
two years ago to do.
Your water system has been put
upon an absolutely certain and pay
Ing basis.
Your warrant indebssdness has in
all boon reduced some ell. 200, and
your sewer bonds have been reduced
90. 800.
You have outside investors for city
paper. who invest In reliance On your
administrasion - II stands. Il 10 TO
your interest 10 re-endorss your ad-
ministration absolutely. 1t IL good
business TO do 70.
Fourth, 10 handle the matter you
must oollset all your legitimate rev
ss.ss and spsnd them with closest
economy.
Fifth. your town warrants are over
two ysals bshipd and there are no in
vsstors at home; you must bring in
outside moasy TO carry the city along
or whore are you? Your present ad.
ministsstics hes absolutely the con.
hdenos Of our people At home. and also
in places abroad suf1c,ent 70 bring
outside money In (ths attempt 70 elect
the ticket or Mr.. Moore and Mr..
Champion. Oitissps Ticket. has driven
every investor away, until they an
surs the present adninistration will
eontinus) and every dollar Of outside
money broseht in increases locally
our oireslatton. Now business II
buainsss. There may b men in the
admiuistration personally who are pot
yoar ehsics. for personal reasons bot
they do the work that 10 upon then.
they ere already In the harness. their
eye 10 on every feature Of the "a.
mtnistsaeieu. what ~ the best for this
Municipality, To ssdorss ~ upjuss.
groandlss and wholly uncslled for
tirads Of mud throwing and abuse, a
rsspectsd citissnship and have "a
Dsrkst for city paper or to rs.sndosss
ssd sspposs the good service you know
yes have. siviss recognition 70 faith
ful dieharss oa pablo trust. and let.
tisg good, elean eitisspship stAsd
triumphant here now ard hsrsaftes
b established By yesr overwhelmisa
sodosssnsst ssxt Tsesday,
This ends my review. have not
written for this campaign alone.
municipal management 10 business.
what have said 10 - trrs after
election - btfers. Every department
Il yosF city hss had my best sner-
s!ss for the past two yesrs. II . city
The daily tribune., 1905-03-31

Earl Littls5ohn nsds the highest
mans seers On tbs bowling alleys this
week. His score Wa msds yesterday
snA We ~. Nim Jsnnstts Rexbsry
SCORES hisA sosns We ladiss. IL being
ils. rhis w. ~ third ss.s shs
had ever played.
The daily tribune., 1905-03-31

y. ,. 01voas ~ SofWarde1 .
pstttiea sieDa1 ~ so0srses sinse1s
q sAis sity v 0svassss MsDesald
s,kiss That ~ - rseaissd - this
locality ~ Sspsay esos var6ss. Il
y ~ desire 49, Ms - oivsas'
~ g epesalteoA.
The daily tribune., 1905-03-31

This ends my review, I have not
written for this campaign alone.
munisipal management 10 business.
what have said 10 - trrs after
election - btfers. Every department
Il yosF city has had my best sner-
g!ss for the past two yesrs. II . city
10 run caEslessly u 10 bad for the
people. II 4 besinss; work.
q. n. WILKES.
The daily tribune., 1905-03-31


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The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1905-04-19
President Will Hunt Bear.

NEWCASTLE, Colo, April 1.-THE
big pack train IN camp outfit for
President Rooseyelt's party has re.
ceived hurry.up orders to move, and
guides flake" Borah and John Gotf
headed the procession OF nearly 100
horses and 80 dogs south of Newcas-
tie. where camp will be pitched for a
week or ten days.
Citizens of Newcastle are planning a
novel reception to the president next
Saturday morning which will be sub.
lect to his approval. They propose
that a grand parade will be held; in
which President Roosevelt. shall ride
so he can be seen by the citizens. At
the head OF the procession will be a
monster brown bear in a cage.
The animal was recently captured
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1905-04-19

reaching 55,S6S men killed, wounded
and missing, while the Japanese losses
amounted to $3.50.
The big battle near Mukden a few
weeks ago, in which opposing forces
aggreg ating some 100000 men took
part, resulted in the largest list OF
casualties on record. Official esti.
mates place the Russian loss in killed,
wounded and missing at about 1O7 900
men, while the Japanese authorities
report their total casualties at about
$1,000.
The losses sustained by both sides in
the more important battles of the war
amount to a total of over 300, 900 men
"a record of human sacrifice that
promises to reach still larger proper.
when the proposed additional
forces are organized and placed 10 the
field.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1905-04-19
Broken orr Short.

Too many men spend their money
before they get hold of it.
a promising mar is in most cases
the n who has some aversion to pay.
ing cash.
1t makes a spinster mad Us a wet
hen every time she hears of a widow
marrying again.
1t takes a wise boy to realize the
fact that some day he will know as
little as his parents.
Some wOmen don't care what their
husbands say as long as the neigh.
bors don't hear it.
Almost any woman is willing to
compromise by having her husband
do as she plcascs for awhile.
Fish make an excellent brain food
and those that get away seem 20 work
especially in stimulating the elasticity
Of the imagination.
Many Il fool nan expresses his will.
ingncss to die for a woman who
wouldn't even take in washing % help
him get along without dying of star.
Walton,
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1905-04-19
Another Lincoln Story.

A new story about Abraham Lin
coin is something rare. Ex-senator
Deboe, of Kentucky, says that Joshua
F. Speed, of Louisville, who formerly
lived in Springfield, ILL.,, told this one
often to his friends in Kentucky. He
kept a store in Springfield, a sort of
department store, in which everything
was kept from pins and needles, TO
buffalo robes. Two lawyers, Abraham
Lincoln and Stephen A. Douglass
often met in his store and discussed
politics. One afternoon, at the con-
clusion OF an argument, MIR. Lincoln
said:
"Mr. Speed, how much will a bed.
stead, pillows and bedclothing cost
me?:"
In answer to the look of surprise
which the storekeeper gave him. Mr..
Lincoln said: "1'm in earnest. l am
thinking of setting up a bed in my of.
fee. Times are hard and l must
economize."
Mr.. Speed said: IL can suggest
something better and cheaper. My
clerk Is going away, and I'd like to
have you room with me over the store.
You eau pay what you think it's
worth. and you needn't pay until you
have the money handy"
MIR. Lincoln ran upstairs, looked over
the room. came down, walked through
the store, went over to his office, re.
turned with two large saddle. bags,
carried them up to the room, came
down again, took a chair near the
stove, and said:
We'll, Speed, I've moved"
And he stayed there almost two
years-until prosperity came to him
and he did much to help Speed sue.
coed in business afterwards.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1905-04-19

would not be a party to any proposi.
ton that interfered with the legitim ate
gain of railroads, but he believed that
such regulatory power should be ex-
ercised over them as would insure fair
treatment for them from the public
and fair treatment for the public from
them.
1t is admitted that abuses exist.
Railroad men themselves are authori.
ty for the claim that these abuses ex.
list. But In having them corrected the
president would have 20 unfair ad.
vantage taken of the railroads. His
honest purpose is indicated by his re.
marks upon the character of the com.
mission, which he would have made
up of linen who will not be swayed by
any influence whatever, direct or in.
direct, social, political or any other,
to show improper favoritism for the
railroads, and who, on the other
hand, II q railroad is ~unjustly at
tackled, no matter If the attack has be.
hind it the feeling OF prejudice Of 80
per cent. of the people, will stand up
against that attack"
This is the presidents Interpretation
of the doctrine of the square DEAL"
and it is an Interpretation that will
be generally approved.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1905-04-19
OREGON A FRAUDS.
The Case Of senator Mitchell On Trial In
the Federal Court.

PORTLAND, Ore, April l1.-Judge
Bellinger's court was crowded tod ay
when the time arrived for Sen ator
John H. Mitchell to plead to the four
Indictments found against him before
the late federal grand jury. In a
plea of abatement Senator Mitchell
challenges the acts of the late federal
grand jury by charging Irregularities
in the proceedings of the grand jury.
The plea OF abatement was based
upon the case wherein Senator Mitch.
ell is accused of accepting pay through
the law firm of Mitchell & Tanner to
expedite land titles before the land de.
partment at Washington in behalf of
Frederick A. Kirbs. A demurrer was
first filed, after a stipulation between
the government and counsel for the
defense that the plea in abatement
should not be waived by the filing of
the demurrer.
Judge Alfred S. Bennett, as attor.
ney for Senator Mitchell, announced
that there was a question of moral
t%urpitude involved ia the case where
in Senator Mitchell is accused of &C.
cepting $1,000 from S. A. D. Puter,
and therefore be would waive all legal
technicalities and be ready to proceed
to trial without delay upon the issues
at stake.
Mitchell's waiver of all technicali-
ties 10 the Puter case is looked upon
as a shrewd movement on the part of
his attorneys to delay proceedings in
The kirbs matter, and for a trial on
the issues Of the Puter case, which
Is admittedly the weaker of the two.
Judge Bennett entered a plea of not
for the senator in three of the
against him-two for con-
under section 544O, of the re.
vised statutes, and one under section
(1S2, for accepting money while hold
Ing the position of United States sem
ator to expedite titles before the land
department.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1905-04-19
Riotins In Chicago Streets.

CHICAGO, April l0.-Rioting marked
the renewal this morning of attempts
to move freight from Montgomery,
Ward * Co.'S, store to railway
freight houses. Union teamsters de.
tied the big escorts of police. They
blocked the path of wagons at every
corner. The officers used their clubs
to clear passages, and defiant team
sters were thrown into patrol wagons.
Missiles were hurled from windows at
the police and non.union drivers, in
some cases intlicting severe injuries.
y thousand express drivers may Join
the strike at any moment. The en-
ployers' association threatens to petit.
ton for an injunction in case the ex.
press drivers strike on the grounds
that it will interfere with interstate
traffic.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1905-04-19

Total .S23, Oh, 1886 46
The projects approved thus far by
the secretary of the interior include
the following:
Salt River, in Arizona, 90, 600 900.
Yuma, in California, 90, zoo, 900.
Gunnison, In Colorado, $500, 900.
Minikoda, in Idaho, $1,000, 900.
Milk River, in Montana, 81, 800, 600.
Pathfinder, in Nebraska and Wyo.
ming, 81, 200, 900.
Truckee, in Nevada, 5000, 900.
Fort Buford, in North Dakota, ST..
100000.
Pumping projects in North Dakota,
$3.50, 900.
Malheur, in Oregon, So, OOO, 900.
Belle Fourche, in South Dakota,
81, zoo, 900.
Utah Lake, in Utah, 81, OOO, 900.
Palouse, in Washington, 81, SOC, 900,
Cody, in Wyoming, $3.50, 00O.
Payette.Boise project in Idaho, ST.
300, 600.
Surveys + reported to be near
completion on projects in Arizona,
California, Idaho, Colorado, New
Mexico. Montana, Utah, Washington,
Wyoming and Oklahoma.
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Frauds In Pension Office.

WASHINGTON, April 11.-Commis-
stoner of Pensions Warner has cited
10 members OF the board of pension
review to show cause why their servi-
e should not be dispensed with.
This action was taken by the commits.
sioner because of the discovery of
serious delinQuencies in the allowance
OF pensions to members of Pennsyl.
vania regiment organized in 1861, but
' participating in the service, and
In application from members of Mer.
GERS brigade. New Jersey National
guard. Commissioner Warner said
he is determined that such practices
shall be stopped in his term of Of.
fee.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1905-04-19

and is now at the residence OF Frank
Hillyard, where he has succeeded in
killing at least q dozen dogs and In.
juring several men who ventured too
near him. Cot and Borah will put
their pack Of hounds in q. corral and
the bear will be given an hours start
for the hills. Then the pack will be
set on the trail, and President Roose.
welt, DR.. Lambert, Phillip B. Stewart,
and the guides will follow in hot pur.
suit. This, 1t is planned, is to be the
start of the hunt.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1905-04-19
Investigating Standard Oil

TOPEKA, April 1O.-Commissioner
OF Corporations Garfield arrived at
midnight with three assistants to com.
meme the investigation of the Stand.
ard Oil in Kansas. He says he will
make Topeka headquarters for three
days and then go to Texas, Oklaho.
ma, Colorado and California oil
fields. He said the hearings would
not be made public. He seeks to Sc.
cure every available fact regarding
the oil industry not only in Kansas
but the country over Garfield spent
part Of the morning in conference with
Governor Hoch.