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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-07-19

Jefferson City, Mo, July.-The
fact that there will be two prop, sed
q mendments to the constitution sub
miteed to the voters at the Novem-
Der election seems to have escaped
general notice in the mention OF 9TH
or matters which are to be presented
for adiucation by the people at that
Il me. Both the amendments are Of
Importance, too.
! One Of them proposes to make the
term Of sheriffs four years instead Of
two, ss at present. Another feature
Of this amendment, IL It be adopted,
is that It makes the sheriff Ineligible
as his own immediate successor. The
Sherlff's state association urged the
legislature to submit the amendment.
The other one Is to permit coun.
ties, townships, cities, towns or
school districts to vote bonds ex-
ceeding 5per cent Of their taxable
valuation in cases where the pro-
ceeds of the bonds are to be used for
grading, constructing OF maintain.
ing paved, gravel or rock roads or
for the construction OF necessary;
bridges.
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Big Crowd Coming.

wsrrensburg Star.
The Baptist Assembly is to meet at
Pertle Springs Monday, July %, and
there is no longer any doubt a. to
its success. Ii IL going to be the big
gsst thing we have had ct the
springs.
The Missouri Pacific has issued q
handsome 16 page folder devoted en-.
tirely TO the event, and this has been
distributed all over the state. The
Missouri Pacific hes made the extra.
ordinarily low rate Of one fare plul
80 cents from ell parts Of the state,
This IL practically halt fare. Such
rates are never made except when
very large travel 10 expected.
heiolder gives the entire program
Of the Assembly With portraits 81
many q ths disttnguished psrSons "a
take part, some beautiful views oil
Pertle Spring., slime table, maps, stc.
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County Ticket. y
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. GRlfEi1 II
Circuit Clerk-T. d. EMBREE.
CssusJ Clerk-C, &. WEEKS.
Dscorder-l. NJ. SMITH.
shsriE-JAMEs R. ANGLE.
prosecuting Attorney-wATT b DAWSON. ,
Probate judge. A. sILNERS
rreasurer-w. r. BELL.
Csilector--Y. c. COMBS
Asssssor-A. l.. GILMORE.
Coroner-O. T. RENICK,
Presiding Judge-J. W. McFADDEN.
Associate Judge North Dist. ESTES SMITH.
Associate Judge, South Dst,-A. D. HYDE. :.
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WANT BUTLER CONNECTION.
Minutes Of the Telephone Meet
ING Held at the Court House
Saturday Afternoon.

A lsrg- number of stockholders in
rural telephone lines aud Others as
semble1 at the court house in this
city Saturday afternoon In response
to call issued 70 discuss the matter
OF telephone connection with Butler
and to take such action as was
thought best.
The meeting was organized by elec.
tion OF T. Il. Crowell as chairman
aud I. s Harper as secretary.
The following representatives OF
rural companies were present; Dre1el,
N. Groves and J, c. Smith; Mt. Pleas
ant Mutual, I. N. Erwin, Frank Dick
erson and G. S vsndorer; Charlotte
Mutual, G. F. Ruble, T. S. Harper
and j. j. Wolf; Butler, Peru and
Pleasant Gap, T. l.. Harper, ". M.
Rice and G. NJ. Thomas; Austin In.
land, j. l.. App and j. o. App
A general discussion OF the tele-
phone situation throughout the coun-
ty was INDUCED in, after which the
following letter from VIM. G. Reed,
OF the Amoret Farmers Mutual COM
pany, was read;
"Sorry IL is impossible to send q
Representatives. the meeting at But
Ter on the 18th. We want free con-
nection with Butler and all party
lines or other lines getting Tree to
Butler, and we will give them free use
OF our lines in exchange.
eve think that all farmers living
within five or six miles OF Butler (at
least nearer to Butler than any 9th.
or swi tchboard) should run their line
to Blu tier and pay fees to Butler. We
think that any patrons should pay
only one switchboard fee to reach
any one in the county seat, provided
they connect TO the board either by
party line or commercial line from
some other board in the county. We
think Mr.. Reinheimer should be CIV
en- show to take care OF these party
lines and other lines wanting to get
to Butler, provided they can agree
on terms. they can't make salts.
factory terms then let citizens OF
Butler organize an independent tele-
phone company and put In plant
to take care Of the telephone business
OF Butler and Bates county. We
think that all switchboards in the
county should have a clear connec.
ton with Butler. -"
"W. G. REED, Sec'y."
A motion was made and carried
that the farmer companies ask the
citizens OF Butler to secure to The
farmer companies which are organic.
ed throughout the county free ex.
change with the people Of Butler, and
with each other, and the people oil
Butler free exchange with the farmer
lines, insuring the farmer lines equit.
ables switchboard fees. A mouion
was carried that a committee OF one
from each farmer company meet with
the Butler commercial club to confer
with them on the results Of the pre-.
ceeding motion. This committee to
meet at the call Of the secretary.
F. Il. CRowBLL, Chairman.
| T. 8. HARPER, Sec'y.
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The Editor Of the Republican. Press
il mistaken. The TINES has no kick
coming because the Republican tick.
ct is made up mostly oiex.populists.
None in the world. In TACT We rath.
er enjoy the discontinue Of the old
line Republicans in thus being out
generated. We stated the facts az
items Of news. Possibly it Was not
90 much what we said along that
line az what that defeated Rspubli.
can candidate said to Funk whom be
called at bic Office and accused him
81 being q traitor to his party. Pos.
dbly that isn't Just the words be
. used, but the substance. That inter
view would make mighty good read.
ing II Funk only had the nerve to
publish II. It was something about
che other fellow not only NOT being
q Republican, but not always pay
,ing bis honest debts. Possibly with
. htte prompting from Bro. Funk
ve may be able to quote the Inter
VIEW verbatim. From the prodding
Runk has been receiving from mem
49, ~ hla nvn napfv thu rnon1laA
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Central Committee Meeting.

Nosice Is hereby given that the
Democratic Central Committee Of
Bates county will meet at the Court
House in Butler. Mo-, Monday, July
3Oth, 1906, at 2 O'Clock p. M, for the
purpose Of transacting such business
that may come before said commit.
tee. All the Democratic nominees
ere requested to be present at the
meeting. By Order OF Committee.
j. E. Hook, Chairman.
B. F. JETER, Secretary.
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little later pulled" High Pockets.
but the latter gave bail and after
wards tried to even up with the mar
shabby giving him q ''goodcussing."
Marshal Benefited thereupon used his
club on Rogers and arrested him a
second time, then took him to jail.
Rogers was struck pretty severe
blow by the officer, and 1t is asserted
lost a couple Of teeth.
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Bates County Boy Teacher.

The Seneca Kan } Dispatch has
the following To say Ot>s former
Bates county boy: J. v. Wright,
the recently chosen superintendent
OF the Seneca Public Schools, was
born ON April Ash, 1872 in Nicholas
county, Kentucky, but came when
eight years old with bis parents to
Bates county, Missouri, near Butler,
where be was reared on u farm. He
received his education In the district
schools OF his neighburhood, in the
Butler Academy, at the Stanoerry
(Missourl) Normal and at the State
Normal School at Warrensburg. He
began teaching In the spring OF 1890
In q country school near Butl@, and
for ten years taught in the district
schools Of Bates county. Following
this be had charge OF the gradsd
public school at Drexel, Missouri,
three years, and Of tue Oronogo,
Missouri, schools for two yesrs, and
came TO Seneca In June and has just
entered his first years work here.
As a teacher, Professor Wright fully
understands his business. He Is q
close student, a good school organ
izer, and u strics discipIinarian, but
az the same time believes In ruling,
not by brute force, but by kindness
whenever possible. He keeps fully
informed along the latest thought
OF his profession, and It is not too
much 10 say shat the Seneca schools
are In safe hands.
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Ore found near Reed Springs, in
fancy county, Mo-, twelves miles
south OF Springfield, has been assay.
ed by expert metallurgists at the
Missouri school Of mines and assay
ed $50 ounces Of silver and one
ounce Of gold to the ton.
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Vice Admiral Chouknin, comman-
der OF the Black sea feet, who was
shot, supposedly by q sailor OF the
battle ship Otchskoff, died without
having regained consciousness.
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Il. Il. Rogers and William Rookie
Teller driven from Mutual Life Board
of Trustees because of adverse critl-
cism.
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Hotel at Lexington, Mo-, is mass
Of flames shortly after fire is discov-
cred and guests escape in night
clothes.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-07-19

President koosevels camps out
Win Ills boys anu sleeps throughout
heavy rain wrapped only IN Dlanket.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-07-19

Chicago railway circles hear that
the New York Central has offered
$1S,O00,OOO for two OF the Walsh
roads.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1906-07-19

Bucket brigade Of 3OO men saves
Menszyille, MO-, FROM destruction,
aiter four hours heroic struggle.
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Net income OF United Railways for
six months this year shows an In
crease OF 1923, 061 over last.
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Reported in Chicago circles that
big bids have been made by New
York Central for Walsh roads.
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We, 4. Y Bouiware, as wee president, and
j. h. Jenkihs, rs cashI er VI salt. Dank, each vi
us, 40 soiciiniy swear that tf- above statement
ID true W the vest VI our knLwivuge anu Denei.
4. DoCLN AXE, Vice President.
II. JhNhiNo, CusnIer.
Subscribed anu sworn 70 before me, this 10th
day VI JuIy, "A. -. nineteen hundred anu
Bi1.
Witness my hand and notarial seal on
SEAL IRE uate last aforesaid. tLvininIssIoIi-
ed anu quailheu Tor y term expiring
Jkn Zv.n. AevJ.I
AAInC h IL. PEACH,
A,vtsA. Pubic.
,. J. IA. .hrist., f.
U Il haoiOIu, }
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OFFICIAL STATEMENT OF THE FINAN
GAL CONDITION OF THE
MISSOURI STATE BANK

AT butlei, otate vi Missouri, aJ the
cluse vi vuoiness, On the Ivtn uay
vi Juiy, l9U0, puDiisheu IN Vie
BUTLER " EEKLY iIMEs, u newspa-
per priuteu auu puDiisned aJ but.
ier. oJHte Vi Missouri, un the lSsn
uay VI July, 1916.
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Municipal Railroad Commission
reaches al agreement relative to di'
rect drayage delivery plans.
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OuILtK NtthLi LINES
.. ALLEN, EDITOR.
zku> or SUBSCRIPTION,

rrs SzENLI TINES, publishes every
,b,l.aay, sill DC sent 70 any address
=. mar. postage paid, for SI.5o.
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
State Ticket,

State Ticket,
sSe<eme Judges. u. W0ops0N'
500, OF schools-HowARD A. GASS.
Rsslrosd and Warehouse Commissioner
II. X. OSLESBf.
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The Missouri Pacific Time Table al
butter Station.
CORRECTED TINE TABLE.
socrR BouSp.
No 20, Joplin 4 Southwest mail TX b;:l N
No a,k,C 4 joplin mail \ Express AZ 3, M
a. aK.C 4 Joplin mail Express Nv =,
No si Local freight h"p IN
SoRTB BOUND.
40. IA Kansas City and ST. Louis TX. ~, m
NJ "a Kansas City mail and Express l'so ~
rs. ne Kansas City limitedm mai W'SV III
LOCAL FREICHTs -
No. p. Local Freight -
40. gg Kansas City stock ssp IN
INTERSTATE DIVISION
wEsI MOUND,
90, a. Local freig ht and Pas mixed see an
sAsI ROUND.
Nh ,,s Local freight and Pas mixed sr 5:ls pm
J.F. GEI0tR Asens
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roads.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1906-11-15
CONTEST NOTICE.

Department of the Interior, United States Land
Office Woodward Okla. October 81, lg6
A sufficient confess affidavit having been
flel In this otilc by Netie q. swallow Of Madi-
son, OKLA, cun -es,Hnt, against HE. No. 54S2,
aadc \, ysmoeT ". IJIl, for SWL, NWl4. and
VIZ. SWA, and sen, SWA, Sec. q, TIP. & n. h.
q, f.. by NJ asses Led ,rman OF Custer, Okla. con
tesfse. in which it Is alleged that said Moses
Lederman has wholly abaD Ioned said tract foI
a psriod of more than six months since making
said entry and next prior 70 November II, 1905,
la having failed to establish residence upon
tract or in any manner improve same within
law; that he never did at any line establish
residence upon ar improve said tract either
since or before Noysmber ~, 1919, the date OF
the expiration of hyc years life time Of said en-
try; that said tract is not titled upon and cul-
tivated by said party as r. quired by law, said
defaults having not been cured.
That said alleged absence from said land was
not due to his employment in the Army, Navy
or Marine corps OF the United States in any ca
pacity in time of war, and this the said contest
ant il ready tn prove at such time and place as
may be named by the Register aud Receiver
for A hearing in said case. said parties are
hereby notified to appear, respond and offer
evidence touching said allegation at 10 o'clock
a. m. ON Dec. ~. 1905, before the Register
and Receiver at the United States Land
office in Woodward, Okla.
Tue said contestant having, in a proper atfi-
davit filed Oct. 81, 1915. set firth facts which
show that after due diligence personal service
of this notice cannot he made, il i hereby Or
derpd and directed that such notice he given
by due and proper publication.
a. >. "lG~.Ns, Receiver,
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NOTICE. rOR PTRLIcATICN.

Woodward, OkIN, September q. lNH.
Notice Is hereby given that the fO'lowin '-nam.
ed settler has II ed notice 81 hi detention {,
make hnpl y of IN support OF his claim. and
that said proof will he made before r., B.. Qui' n.
ut Gu7mon. Oklahoma. on Dec ,mher 6, l!d6. viz:
PprveN =. Thomson. for the SCI. OF SWl4.
and the SWh, Of he SEA, Sec. II. NEa. of NWH
and NWK, OF NEi4, Sec. 20, Tp., /, n. OF K. ".
r.. 4. NJ.
He names the following manned witnesses to
prove his continuous 7, ; dence upon and cultiva
don OF said hard, viz;
J. 4. Robertson. Kelly Harwell, William Alter.
4. :. Yates, OF TeXhOma, Okla.
DICK T. MORGAN, Register.
rs n-22.
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+. G. Tracy majority 342 votes.
On motion the boar proceeds 20
canvass the vote of Ia. lst dist 1t
which is As follows:
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/. %. James majority ~ votes.
On motion the board adjourned
til | 80 p. IN.
l::Op. m.
Board met pursuant to ad journment.
Gresham and Shields present. James
absent. Gresham acting chairman.
On motion the following rebate of
error were allowed to the following
named persons: Robt. Moore, b. b..
Garrett, r +. Barr. Geo. Rcdcmer, b.
8. Stedman, Newton Pickett, X. G..
Dunlop, w. II. Reddick, l.. +. Dunn,
-. Winters, Frank Nall, II. II.
Sherman and J. II. Adams.
On motion the official bond of J. W.
Cayler as clerk for Balko township was
approved.
On motion the bill of F. p. Madison
for lighting plant was allowed. Amt.
$1,000.
On motion the bill of John Powell
which was allowed July >, 1905, but
failed to be written was allowed
Amt. 800 for Justice fees.
On motion the bill of A. n, Cranmer
for coal was allowed. Amt. slO.73.
On motion the bill of NJ. q. Wiley
for services AS attorney was allowed
Amt. $500.
On motion the bill of Albert Well
born for defending prisoners was al
lowed. Amt, 5000.
On motion the bill of Jennie Flick
cnger for land enquiry was allowed
Amt. % cents.
On motion a rebate certificate for
erroneous assessment was allowed in
favor of Daniel Kaufman of Cat,
township in the Amt. Of $92. 90.
Tn motion the county treasurer viii
issue in favor of A. l.. Mcpherson
James W. Green ana f G. Tracy tn,
respective amounts paid 10y them anC
interest ON the following descriheC
land which was sold for taxes in tn,
years 1913, 1904 and 1908, for Lots
and /, and the NIa, of the NWA, o
See. >, Town |, north of range rs, sam
having been crruncouSly assessed 70
above said years and not patencd land
the same having been filed on 10y vii
liam NJ, tIuno!d, He No. 1876, Jul,
o., 1905.
On motion the bill Of 5. A. Necle,
for board Ia pauper was allowed i'm tn,
amount of $50. Ant. clainrl Sll.OO
On motion the bill of the Lane Print
ing Co. for | set Raphel's Tax Table
was allowed. Amt. $3.50.
On motion the bill of Jennie ID. Flick
niger for land entries was allowed
Amt. 50 IS.
On motion the bill of G. V, Bulic.
for %ianitor services was allowed
Amt $500,
On motion the bill Of 5. T. Jocelyl
for typewriting criminal cases was al
lowed, amt, $40.
On motion the bill of n. w. McGru
der for Court crier was allowed
Amt. $4,000.
On motion the board adjourned un
til : 80 p. m.
Board met pursuant To nd iournment
Gresham and Shields present. James
absent. Gresham acting chairman.
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napar ~ mant NJ thu Intarinr I and nniaa az =

Woodward Oklahoma. oct. +. 1900.
Notice il hereby given that the followin named
settlers have fled notice OF their intention to make
final proof In support Of their claims. and that said
proof will he made before ". ID. MceSe. Probate
Judge. in md for Beaver. Beaver Coun.y y. Oklaho'
ma Territory. or, in his absence. before b. c.
Hall. Clerk OF the Probate Court in his O'ice AT
Beaver, Oklahoma Territory. on Dec %. 1896, viz
John H.. Mitchell of Conroy. Okla, He. No
- for the NEl4, Sec. 81, for TIP. I. n. of r. "a
4. g. ".
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF
aid land viz:
Harry III Mitchell, of kinWa. Texas. Walter
W Stallipg-. WeS asia \. Hill. ho-h of Pronto
Okla, ana BaScom Craw ord, of Conroy, Okla.
u-l5 20 jwE. DICK T.. MORGAN, Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Drnartment OF the inferior. Land Office

at Woodward. OKLA. De 3, lgH.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice OF his intention to make
final proc! I'm support of his claim. and that said
proof will be made before " u. MeeS y obatp
Judge in and for Beaver county, Oklahoma, or
IN his abse0ce I zen before r. G.. He'll. Clerk OF
said Probate Court at Beaver, Oklahoma, on
Dec. n, lg6. viz:
Fredrick p. Wate. Hibbs. Okla, ~. No.
19ii3, for the NE'A, Sec. - TIP. ;, y. r. ~, +. G.
NJ.
He na mes the folio ylny witnesses to prove his
ontinuous residence upon. and cultivation Of.
said land. viz:
Frank Tavl"r, Brit \. Rider. Pare Z. Peters.
Jonathan =. Gee, az IT HiNhS. Okla.
DICK T.. MORGAN. Register.
ii-15 l2-2J.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department Of the Inferior.
Land office at Woodward d T

October Il. nm.
: Notice Is hereby Civ N that the 10 lowing
named settler has file notice OF his inten ION 10
make final pro 4 in support OF his Claim. and that
said proof will be made before Re- ris er and
Receiver. OF e.. :. Land Office at Woodward. o. T.
on Decen Der -. 1906, VIZ:
Thomas +. K.eney, of Surprise. Okla, for the
NEl4. Of Sec. "a. Tn. .. V. r. ~. f..
He names the following witnesses to prove lis
cont nuonS residence upon, and cultivation OF
said land. viz:
Saephrn Pate. Benjamin WeS3, Edgar 7.
Crane, Oscar l., Crusnp. all Of Surprise, okla.
he ,i2-20. DICK T. MORGAN Register
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Commissioners Proceedings.
Beaver, Okla. November Q, 1905.
Territory of Oklahoma,
County Of Beaver.

County of Beaver.
The Honorable Board Of County
Commissioners met pursuant Ia adj
iournment of October regular session
of October 3Oth, 1905. Gresham
James and Shields present.
The board proceeds to canvass tn,
election returns OF the 2nd district fol
Constitutional convention cast on MOI
vember 9Th, A. d., 1905. Which is a.
follows:
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Round Up the Implements.

The plows. harrows, ~cultivators.
mowers, binders, and the like that are
scattered over too many Oklahoma
farms should be rounded II. if only
for the looks of things. Lumber prices
are such as to scare "A nan cut Of the
notion of building anything that he
can get out of building, but its a saw
ing to build "A tool shed and t o keep
the tools in it when not in use. Grease
on the bright parts and paint on the
wooden parts will help too. The dam
age in one season to farm implements
if left exposed to the weather, will
build a slled that would last for twenty
years.-EX.
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On motion adjourned until s a.

IN.
S O'Clock a, m.
Board met pursuant to ad adjournment,
Gresham and Shield present. Jrmes
absent. Gresham acting chairman.
On motion the bill OF John Dcspains
was continued until January regular
session.
On motion the petition Of David
Phelps, ct al for boundary lines
changed from Pleasant View township
to Hooker township polling place was
allowed as petition calls for which is IA
follows; Sections 10. 10, n, 2s, -, 80,
81. 32 and 80, Of township 3, north of
range Is. +. G VI.
On motion the official bond of c. ID.
Stillman Of Ricnlan1 township for
justice of the peace was approved.
ON motion the following stock dis
tricts petitions are approved and the
date set for election to be held at the
following polling places on the 10Th
day Of December. A. D., 1905. Stock
district No. 3, c. q. Cleland place oil
residence, location Ele. of NEl4, and
MEL. of SELL, of section 10, township
D, north of range /, f. c. NJ. Judges
of election: A. w. Easley, Kenton.
G.. G.. Cleland, Kenton, and g. +. Allen.
Kenton.
Stock District No. 8. Location IIai-
vey Wilson. Judges: Edwin Brook
heart, Thomas Richmond. r. A. Muir.
ray.
Stock District No. -. Location Mr.
Nicholas. Judges: Frank W. Sc-
bring, W. l.. Nichoals, k ,oC. IL. vii.
liams.
On motion the stock districts No. s
and II are approved, but held ON ac.
count of petitioners having failed Il
send the location and names OF judge
and clerk instructed To have same pub.
lished provided same are here in tim,
4 y get in on the publication of district,
Nc. 3, 6 and 20, otherwise held over til
January session.
Ga motion the appeal of school dis.
trict NJ. II, was continued until Jan.
ue.y session.
On motion the board will meet il
special session December DIST, 1913, t
canvass the election of votes for tn,
advertised stock districts of DecembeI
18th, 1905.
On motion the board adjourned Sin,
Die.
Territory Of Oklahoma,
County of Beaver,
IL. II. Langston, County Clerk il
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|, J. II. Langston, County Clerk in
tify that the above and foregoing state
ment is a true and correct report of
the proceedings had at the adjourned
session of the adjourned session Of the
regular October session held on the
9th and 10th days of November, A. D..
1905. j. II. L~ANGsToN,
County Clerk.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1906-10-26
(0UhT1 CANDIDATES
Continued from Page l
JAMES BOYD.

"James Boyd will make a
good States Attorney" These
are the words which one hears
wherever the sicket is mention
ed. Mr.. Royd has been in Rapid
City for a number of years and
has always been known as a
Woodworking, honest attorney.
He will be an attorney who will
fill the heart Of every criminal
with fear. Since his energy
and resourcefulness knows no
bounds, few culprits will be de-
pnved of their just dues. Vote
for him and you elect a faithful
and tireless attorney.