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Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-05-31
TO ABOLISH
DEATH PENALTY
In Russia-lndignation Caused In the
Lower House BY Recent
Executions.

st Petersburg, May 31.--Tndignation
at the execution of eight revolutions
lists at Riga, on the heels of the inter.
pellation of the government on sub
ject adopted by the lower House of
Parliament, created storm at the
opening session today A group of
radicals, constitutional Democrats,
supported by group of workingmen
urged the necessity of the immediate
framing of law to abolish the death
penalty in view of the governments
refusal to cease executions. The ma
jority of speeches were extremely rev.
olutionary in tone. In the end com.
promise measure was passed, instruct
ing the committee to present bill
within five days abolishing the death
penalty.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-05-31
CATTLEMEN COMMEND
BEVERIDCE AMENDMENT
Say Rigid inspection Law Would Tend
TO Increase Export
Trade.

Sioux City, May 31.-The repre-
sentation that the stOckmen OF the
northwest oppose the bin extending
the power OF the government, now
pending in Congress because 1t would
mean a great loss to the cattlemen, rs
repudiated by j. J. Ryan, OF Fort
Dodge, secretary Of the Corn Belt Meat
Producers Association and Murdo
Mackenzie, president Of the American
National Stock Growers Association.
Both expressed the opinion that a
more rigid inspection would increase
the export trade.
Tainted Meat Destroyed.
Chicago, May 31.-Dr. S. E. Bennett
the chief inspector at the stock yards
in this city, speaking of the present
meat agitation said yesterday: mot
a pound OF tainted meat escapes into
the local market" He said the in
spectors had the right to destroy all
meat they condemned and that they
now do so.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-05-31
TRIAL OF ALLEGED
MURDERERS DELAYED
On TechnicaIity-Moyer, Haywood
and Pettihone Fail to Secure
Bail.

Caldwell, Idaho, May 91.-When the
cases Of Meyer, Haywood and Petit
bone came up In the district court to-
day, the counsel for the prosecution,
acting upon suggestion made Tues
day by Judge Frank Smith, filed a
formal motion for a continuance ON
the ground that the habeas corpus
proceedings instituted in the federal
courts in behalf of the defendants are
still pending and serve as a bar to
further proceedings in the state courts
until a decision is rendered by the
federal supreme court. Judge Smith
granted the motion and exceptions
were entered by the defense and al.
lowed. The counsel for the defense
renewed the motion to admit the de.
PENDANTS to bail hut this was denied
and the prisoners will remain in the
Ada County jail at Boise. The pres.
emit outlook is that the accused cannot
be brought to trial before December
next.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-05-31

Madrid, May 31.-2:45 p. ma
bomb was thrown at King Alfonso
and his bride in the Gale Mayor this
afternoon as their majesties were re-
turning after the marriage ceremony
Occurred in Gale Mayor.
London, May S1.-7:20 p. m.-The
Reuter- Telegram Company also has
a dispatch from Madrid saying that
bomb was thrown at the King and
Queen Of Spain. The outrage was
committed In the Gale Mayor as the
King and Queen were returning from
the church to the palace, where they
arrived safely.
King and Queen Calm.
London, May 31-7 p. ma dis
patch to the News Agency from Ma
drid says a bomb was thrown at King
Alfonso and Queen Victoria formerly
Princess Ena) this afternoon and both
escaped unhurt. The dispatch adds
that an equerry was wounded and that
child and two horses were killed
by the explosion. A fourteen year old
boy was arrested. 1t Is further stated
thai the King and Queen behaved
with the greatest calmness and that
after delay caused by the confusion,
they proceeded to the palace.
Late Report Says Killed.
London, May 31-Another dispatch
from Madrid says that seven persols
were killed and thirty were wounded
by the bomb explosion. 1t Is further
asserted that though five persons were
arrested on charge of being connect.
ed with the outrage, the man who ac-
tually threw the bomb was not ap-
pretended.
Did Boy Throw Bomb?
Madrid, May 31.-Considerable CON
fusion prevailed, but the King and
Queen maintained composure, reached
the palace in safety. According to
the few details available, 1T appears
that the bomb was thrown by a boy
who was promptly arrested but another
version Of the affair says the real per-
petrator of the outrage escaped.
Bomb Not Thrown at King and Queen.
Madrid, May 31.-The bomb was
not thrown at the King and Queen Of
Spain, as was at first thought, but at
the carriage of the Grand Duke Vladi.
mir of Russia, who escaped unhurt, al
though many soldiers, guards and
horses were killed.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-05-31
ASSASSINS OF
STUART ARRESTED
Say They Were Bribed To XIII Ameri.
can Vice Consul at
Batoun.

Tiflis, May 31.-The viceroy has re-
ceiyei news that the assassins of w.
H. Stuart, the American vice consul
at Batoun who was shot and killed on
May 10th, have been apprehended and
have confessed that they were bribed
to commit the crime, giving the names
of the instigators who have also been
arrested. No further details Of the
conspiracy are obtainable.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-05-31
MICHAEL DAVITT
IS NO MORE
Honored Irish Patriot Dies OF Blood
Poisoning In Land He
Loved.
Dublin, May 31.-Michael Davitt, the
noted Irish patriot died last night OF
blood poisoning. ~.

The New Mexican Printing Company
is prepared to furnish cards de visite
for ladies' or gentlemen on short no
tice, In first class style at reasonable
prices, either engraved orprinted. Call
on the New Mexican Printing Com,
pany and leave your orders.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-05-31
AMERICAN KILLED
BY ADVENTURER
In chna-Slayer Who Claimed to Be
French Count, Escaped.

Pekin, May S1.-Reuben Morley, of
Saginaw, Michigan, was murdered on
the border of Mongolia 400 miles north
Of Pekin, September I'd by a French
adventurer, styling himself Vicompte
La Yerger, with whom he was travel
ing. John Morley of Cleveland, who
has been tracing his brother has just
returned with the news Weeks after
the murder man resembling La Yer.
ger cashed Morley's letter of credit ait
Colombo, Ceylon, and sailed for
Europe.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-05-31
SENATOR BURTON
HAS NOT RESIGNED

Topeka, Kan, May 31.--Although It
is expected that Senator Burton will
tender his resignation to the members
of the United States Senate through
the Governor Of Kansas at any hour,
no action to this effect had reached
the executive Office up to noon today,
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-05-31
LAKE STEAMER
CUT IN TWO
In Collision on St. Clair River--Five
Members Of the Crew
Drowned.

Detroit, Mich, May S1.-The steam
er Erin, upbound and towing the
schooner Hanforth was run into and
cut in two by the Steamer Cowle, in
the st. Clair Rdver just below st.
Clair early today and five of the Erin's
crew were drowned. The collision oc.
CURED in fog.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-05-31
MINERS CONSIDER
ROUTINE MATTERS.

Denver, Colo, May 31.--The morn
ing session of the Western Federation
Of Miners was taken up in the reading
Of reports from three Of the seven
members Of the executive board and
the introduction of amendments to the
BY laws
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-05-31
CARDINAL GIBBONS
SPEAKS OF PEACE.

Lake Mohonk, N. Y, May 31.-The
address of Cardinal Gibbons on the
Triumph of Peace" was the leading
feature of the third session Of the
Lake Mohonk conference on interna-
tional arbitration today.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-05-31
AMBASSADOR cHoArE Ill

New York, May 31.--Joseph H..
Choate, the former ambassador to
is III at his home In this city.
The nature Of his illness is not made
public, but it..is said that VT Is not
serious. &
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-05-31
GOODBYE JOHN D.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rockefeller Left Today
for Hamburg, Germany, For
Summer.

New York, May 31.--Mr. and Mrs
John D. Rockefeller were passengers
aboard the steamer Deutschland, which
sailed today for Hamburg.
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-05-31
BOMB THROWN
At PROCESSION
AS King and Queen
Were Returning
From Church.
AFTER WEDDING CEREMONY
A Child and Two Horses
Were Killed...Sovereigns
Escaped Injury.

Madrid, May 31.-2:45 p. ma
bomb was thrown at King Alfonso
and his bride in the Gale Mayor this
afternoon as their majesties were re-
turning after the marriage ceremony
Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1906-05-31
Additional Ceremonies.

Following the address the band
played Nearer, My God, To Thee"
and a prayer was given by Chaplain
Jacob Welter. j. P. Victory, post
commander, then rendered the ritual
address in very effective manner.
Edward Krumpegal, officer of the day,
decorated the monument of Frederick
w. Weintge, and the response was
made by Chaplain Jacob Weltmer.
While the graves of soldiers were be.
ing decorated with flowers by the mem.
bers Of the Women's Relief Corps and
Others, firing squad from Company
F, First Regiment of Infantry, New
Mexico National Guard, fired the sa
suite ito the dead. After America
had been played by the band and the
benedictlon said by Rev. George F. Sc
vier, taps was sounded by the bugler
The parade then reformed and march
ed back to the intersection Of Palace
and Lincoln Avenues. where 1t dis
banded.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-04-03
PIT - COMMERCE OF OUR CITY go 80
BUSINESS PROCLAMATION

When Improvement in business conditions warrants
community in declaring its prosperity to the world at large
Tor the purpose OF increasing general confidence fitting
that the representative commercial interests of that COM
mity become known abroad the great Northwest and
thereby enhance the value of its progress
therefore we desire to proclaim through the following
pages daily that there has been rapid Improvement in
conditions in Grand Forks and that today no city in
the Northwest offer present advantages or future pros
poets to investors and seekers that are
more attractive than those offered by the City of Grand
Forks, North Dakota.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-04-03
rOUGHT 4 BANDIT Gang
~
Woman and Child Fellswhg he
pelsres Pack Train Sayee

The hernlc defence of the noloresl
tMSxtco1 mine pack train by itssNnafd
under the leadership OF IA American.
Rdly" Smith, IL the talk 6f thiI sec
ttQa Of the country, says an ri Paso
Z (TexD Dispatch. The baftle With
bandits.oceurred In the mountain fast.
ness Of Northern Chihuahua. ID Il
The bandits had even constructed
breastworks for the fight. They were
all recognised az Americans. ana u des-
perate fight IL expected II they are
Overtaken. Governor Creel has Offer
ed reward OF $500 for their arrest. I;
AZ woman with q small child ac-.
] companytng the caravan had q narrow
escape She was Mrs. Beathrix De
Quintana, wife of q mine superintand-
ent. :, 80 ! ]. So
The bullion train was ambushed IN
parrow pass. + Smith was riding lat
the head OF the column when a masked
man suddenly showed himself and
opened fire from a distance of about
eight feet. The ball struck q cartridge
In Smiths belt and cut a deep cash
four inches long across the abdomen.
Smith managed to draw his revolver
and fire at the robber as he passed.
Meanwhile the other bandits had
opened fire on the escort, two Of
whom were killed and one was fatal
ly wounded
Smiths best man, Francisco Torres.
jumped from his horse and took to the
thick brush for cover, with the in
tention of making slight detour and
reaching his chief, who was ahead of
him. His body was found short dis
lance from the trail, his rife clutched
IN death grip. the attitude of the body.
/, showing that he was hit while in the
act of taking aim 4
Smith dismounted and cut out the
mule carrying the money, and none Of
the guard being now In sight, made
on with 1t. He reached Cocomoache in
three hours, faint and weak from loss
Of blood. 2 -
Closely following the bullion train
and endeayoring to reach it in order
to travel more safely, came Mrs. De
Quirt ana. Her escort was shot
through the right hand at the first
hre. Then he and Mrs. De Quintana
ran to a cave in the ravine below,
where they remained hidden ali that
afternoon and the following night until
the searchers found them.
. . = . = ]
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his Limit.

He's gone out to look for work.
Don't you believe IT.
We'll, he told me he was.''
The most he'd do would be to go
out and look at t"-Philadelphia
Ledger.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-04-03

$3.50 E ,,s;E. SALE : 4asn s sMs1s
close in ON Chestnut street Big
$500 cash, balance easy. This IL
the best bargain In Grand Forks.
$500 f fS} ) s roon h aoa nsAu 81.
lot, shade trees, modern in every
way except heat. S13oe cash,
balance to suit. You could not
S10N FOR SALE GOOD 2
$500 room house. Large lot
cash. balance to suit. This house
IL worth more money and will
make some one cheap home.
Investigate.
NOTICE: WE HAVE 1s CHI
ing for houses to rent as soon az
we can accommodate them with
something suitable We want 16
furnish desirable tenants imhne-
diately. Why. try to rent your.
houses yourself when we ares
the business and can get you de-
sirable tenants on few mIn-
NOTICE: AS AS OUR sDI.e Ap p 'IE|,as
do not think we only have a few.
pieces Of propertytlisted. II you
are in the merket for a desirSblns
residence property do not close D.
deal until you have called on the
Grand Forks Realty Co. and look-
ed over their list and receiver
prices and terms, as we can save
you money. It viii cost you
nothing to look orr properties
over and II we cannot prove to
you that we can give you better,
values for your money than you,
can receive elsewhere, do not
purchase from uB. AllSWa ask b
that you give us an oppOrtunity
to show our goods. u rs
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-04-03
.THIs DATE IN HISTORY.
April s,

= 4
1908 Prince Arthur, Duke Of Brit
amy, murdered.
1866 Richard IL. Of England born.
1367-Battle of MALARIA.
1893 George Herbert, poet
known as Holy Herbert, !" born. Died
1888 s.. 81
lsl7-John Napier. inventor Of log
#. 1ss7.Edward Marquis Of worces-
i ter died. Z.
l7l7-James ozennam. eminent
! mathematician. died.
king of the Romans. Il n #; u, &
NJ 17ss-Washington Irving, American
author. born: Died November 49,,
1898 Charles wilkes. hero Of the
Trent-san Jacintox affair, born.
1902 -Dorothea DIX born, Died
1s22Rev. Edward Everett Hale
born.
1923 William M Tweed. nBoss" Of
Tanmany ring. born. Died in prison
In 1873. s. =. ss,sg III
1835-Harriet Elizabeth Prescott
Spoffard, writer, born.
John Burroughs, author and
A naturalist, born. +,
1s4s Smith o'Brien received by
Lamartine.
'1862-Admiral Sir J. G. Ross, Arc
tic explorer. died. q. qss,es
ii 1868 Defeat of Disraeli in house Of
Commons on Irish established church
bill. 4 s3sss3 (. 81
Il 1872 Antioch the ancient destroyed
by earthquake; wa &! 3 i. TX sS
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-04-03
PLAYS, AND PLAYERS.

1865. - ~. .,....:
Clay Clement win amman rax+ .o.
son in his own piav. asam Houston MT o.
Texas" '' s1 11eson -
Lee Harrison has retired from Toe
vaudeville. & -" enosf
y zoos = - - ia
The theatrical firm Of Sullivan and
Considine are planning a. s250.OO0
vaudeville theater for Seattle.
James K. Hackett has acquired the
anthemum, I, and viii bring ont the
entire English company for an Ameri-
can tour. ss,s. ID. ~ %, 81,
----- -
margaret sAnglfn is to be sent out
oy the Shuberts In la Pisto," Vic
torien Sardou:s latest play, produced
recently at the Varieties IN Paris with
me. ReJaneiin the principal role.
r1.nyc.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-04-03

WILL FURNISH ROOM AND BOARD
reasonable. 400 South Fourth street.
WANTED-TABLE BOARDERs AN 21a
North Sixth street.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-04-03

Your Moneys
NJ Worth ....... 5,s3
sysry tiins i you buy Coal Of .
Hard and Soft Coal Ind Coke n,
family use Or factories. All order,
promptly filled. Large Or small quas
dss & fair prices. @
oal
that = absolutely cleanly and tAet
oughlys burnsbls. No waste. no In
or slsts. s}.S gis..
i Leslie Stinson
3l4Ie Sssth Fiji - fAsssa u
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q q -. p N
Oy11CD FIlTuR4

THE EVENING rI1rns HANDLES
all kinds of once and hank Axturoa
and supplies and wants to figure
with you.
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BOARD AND FURNISHED ROOMS
Tor gentlemen; gas and bath. Apply
at 320 North Filth street.
The Columbus journal., 1906-11-14
THE BLAST FURNACE.


n Qeenfn6 ooe Il = Necessary q
@PY9f.ass.
TIE funetoa q . blast furnace Il
IT, rR9pctlel q ecss 70 metallic iron.
TIA o. M. sesae and coke. Il
put n q IL Top and The iron and alag
aro dawn az ct TIE basa. The tenn
peraturs a IL iatef3ee Of 2 blast fur
Aaco when iA operation varies accord
~ . circumstances. but the molten
hon WIN dawn 81 = about 1J600 DE-
grs6s iDd5eating . much higher
teQpeclf6rs ipsSda.
AX1tAstsAd such. terrific heat.
,whie6 i mal4fiIhed By . powerful
haast q cir which acts much In thu
sane nannGr q . forced draft On .
boilse: ths furnace = lined On the in
do with . Ans grade of IRE brick.
thocoagAly burned This wan Of non
eombosdble material n about four feet
,thiek, euts1ds Of which - the steel
1aSkSf6 & the furnace, about one-quar-
tee e a. tneA thick.
Tie Mning 0( q furnace VIII last
ftom ITO to ok years. according to the
nature Of the material smelted, the
furnace being In continuous operation
during that time. Il takes about six
weeks to lDne. q furnace.
After q furnace = blown out" or
ceases to be used, there Il . quantity
of iron which cools and solidi1es at the
base Of the furnace. This IL called
S.le~~mAoe snA n Il mn~onaarv IN mao
to loosen this material and
ct II out Of the furnace % that re-
pairs can BE .eQpsummated- Salaman-
dPr has 2 ready sale. - It ID q fine
orads q PIG iron.
A. Z rule. when trade conditions are
good . blast furnace 10 never allowed
o cool down Or be taken out Of blast
Gxcept 1t Intervals Of several years for
tellnlng-Balt1more Sun
The Columbus journal., 1906-11-14

1ss = . duty W - mech udse'
~ = - du1 q bsi1g AapsS.
The Columbus journal., 1906-11-14
sQeepseAHlsHEs

1Do Do1n9 .U04A1n0 - - Do4
1Aav 1Avo 49, EasA 0tAss.
IAN IL Aeep - lsAes are enormous
ea1sgs," an a:naturaHst. There b.
lnG nothing - ct ut the life abouE
1fhem. thay I'VE upea each other. Every
,fAeility efse killng and devouring
= previdsd A9l9ssesnce to dazzle.
,fsvtfensD al &ength = overtake
anA svsepsweG kiits baads teeth for
leaEln& abqiGDalN large Jaws for
~shlaG. Wha1svse tie peey q how
ever 1asUs Il nay Be. there = little
stTo1boe b sWall6N1hG It The mouth
taWns NE . cavern. and the stomach
,disseadi - hold . body even larger
..t1an tie 0WalloWee. The appetite In
'1sAss seems never wanting and com
.p1ete digestion WITH some Of them u
oaly Q matter e half IN hour" For
,,this reason slaughter goes On unend-
.lnsty. Us1elly It = Qeoduced only BY
.ApnnPe. but seme monastery IKE tie
blUe1sA. even wh1a OorSsd, kin for
pure love e killing.
: " w OUo8Ho1 3081o3O S08S ~ W
be0satA the s1ElAcG e ths waves the
same WEitsr remarks: They follow the
'pcsy Nike packs q wolves. and In turn
are followed. band succeeding band.
lincssaang IN siss - thsV decrease In
.numbeea Ths Asssino ct the smaller
I'll. even thslF own youns: they are
9gElod b. tAs blus1shss unt1l Q trail
e,)oo0 sptaiqs N. Vater: while foa
- y6a16kee come The insat-
IL poip0E5O. Nothing saves the
Wsaksr epss but bceed. Many thou
Sands e sGes afe spawned that q
1ossa q Dore may Be hatched and
hepRgAk - maturity. Billions are lost:
-, but 1lI1Ioas survive.
The AsExineB move O the sea In
uncou4taRle 9rmbers-in banks that
are mi1es n and width. in wind
rows 9-Xhst tit they perhaps keep
passing CO. Oven point in unbroken
succeeded 9gmonths at q time. Just
% With tie menhaden. A catch In .
puEus net oe 100000 b not infrequent.
Such Numbers arp suGlclent to with
seand1G ia nvaess Of the natural
snsmy. The bass, the haddock and
The pollock may kin 10 their hearts
content I'd, St1Q the menhaden win
ho1d thslr oW1."LChieago NewA
The Columbus journal., 1906-11-14

n-ns-
The three,ysar-old daughter Of
and Mn. Fred Aindrun, living 3x
miles east Of tovnf died with diphth-
eria Wednesday morning.
Mn. Herman BrodfaohFer and Mn
Ed Ballou, Of Columbus, have been
here this week, called BY the serious
illness ofIrvin Scheidel, their brotA.
eris son.
Mike Campbell hes been carryiag
one Of his hands in . sling this week
because ola sore finger, caused by .
bite Of hog while trying to admins
ter q dose of medicine. /.
The Standard Bridge company 6as
just completed . new steel bridge
across Shell Creek at the C. ]. Carlig
farm. The new bridge WAS built just
west Of the old one, thus araighten-
ing that short bend in the road 1t the
bridge. The old bridge had been
condemned for several months, but
was used until after the new one was
ready for use.
Street Commissioners Gentleman
has commenced the work Of raising
the stone crossings. It is q greater
job to raise them than it was TO law
originally, because they have to be
dug up and removed before they can
be rebedded.
The Japanese laborers who are
working in the beet fields near Oconee
celebrated the birthday Of the Nj
kado last Saturday. The festivities
consisted of music, singing. and re-
freshments. A number of americans
were invited to participate and they
report q most enjoyable time.
George Scheidel, sr., sprange quite
. surprise on his Platte Center friends
last Saturday when he went to Co.
lumbus, and in the evening telephon-
ed up that he had been quietly mar
ried. The lady's name IL Mrs. Mary
Hopper, and her home'was in Chica-
go. although she formerly lived in
Columbus where she has relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scheidel arrived here
Sunday.
Last spring when the new village
board was installed and . new mar
shall was appointed, he was relieved Of
duty As night watch and made street
Commissioners. Last Thursday night
at . meeting of. the board this order
was changed and r. w. Gentleman
was made street commissioner. The
marshal will again be required to pa
troll the streets nights, until spring at
least.
The Columbus journal., 1906-11-14
BELLwOOD

From the Gazette:
Mrs. C. Grisinger of Wyoming, is
visiting relatives in this vicinity.
About twenty voters lin Savannah
township stayed away from the polls
Tuesday. The vote was also light in
other townships.
Alexis township has one socialist
voter, but M temperance voter a.
heretofore. For years Mr.. S~parhawk
did the temperance voting alone in
that township. q
A. v. Thomas who was elected
county attorney, ran like . house On
fire." He is young man who i
studying hard to make his mark in
the world and We believe. in encourag'
ing him.
Dave Belsley is up from 0mahs
this week and has sold his 100 farm
east of Bellwood, now held down by
Parker Ostrander, 1t $40 per acrt
Blacksmith Meysenbarg is the pur
chaser. 1t it said that Mr.. Meysen'
burg is about to purchase Ira Will
Jams farm, and has offered $125 pei
acre for it.