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The Washington herald., 1906-10-20
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plsius-Agrs Miller
and H. J. keane 60 EVELYN y. Gee. LOT g.
block TO- $40
Keuilvortl-Aneo ~ MallsFy e al trustees. %
Warren ". Yenawine l.s 9. bocs 8 SO
i street northwest, between Thirtigth aud Thirty
first -.reets-Charles ii Davidson 20 James b
Craighil. l0t go. square 1853 SO
Cleveland Parh-Ella b. sherman et sir. John
To John e. Ames. uart lot .. block 4. $40.
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant PlaiBs-Annie N.
Dutton 10 the Keunebunk Realty Company D.;
SCI SIC.
Mount Pleasant Elmer Schatz ct TX TO William
and Jennie V. Gibson. BOT 5l. block 4 SO
/ street southeast between Sixth and Seventh
streets FREDERICK q. 5. Hunter 10 Philip II
ChHstman. part original lot 4. square ssI $40
Sixteenth aud Meridian stretts northwest George
~ Bigelow tn Blanche X Bennett part lots IS
and i6. Mount Pleasant. $40
Fonr-and-a-haH street southwest between r aud G
streets Andrew J. May TT ux.-lo Eva b. Stern
part original lot 10 square 534 SO.
Prospect Hiil-H0ratio y. Taplin en- al trustees to
Juiigs Adams east oBehaH lot 49, Sll05. John
A. SchacfCr Ell al, trustees. 10 same same
property. so.
Rsndle Highands-J $ Realty Company 70 Nora
E SNYDER lots . and q block g. lots 2 and B.
block Is. snd lots J. p and 3. block "a. So
NJ street northwest. between ThHd and Four-snd-
s-half stTect5-Wiilidm j. Walters e. III 20
Bertha CQblcnzcr. part original lot 3, square
So SIC.
Thitty second street northwest, between Q and Z
gtIscts-Henfy e.. Wagner ct tax. 10 Joseph l.
Hamau, Part lot p, square l2so, SO
Fourteenth street northwest. between and
streets Katie ". Harlan to Y. pay Shrere
part lot = square 30 SIG.
Ridge-Johu A. Hall 10 Lottie AIsckal, lot %, SO
Estate of Edmund j.. Oversnd-Edith A. Lane to
Max F. Marshall, an interest n said estate, in
Gliding lot L, square sl9. and lot S., square
on, S20a
Irgieside-Iohu F. Lynch ct uS. 20 Emma r Tab
Ter lot 81. block G. $40.
No. i7os Fifteenth street n0rthwesf-LaWTeuce o.
Robbins It al to John F Meenehau, lots s. and
50 Square l92 SO
Meridian Hili-Clarsnce 3. Rheem 81 al trustees
10 Inoz D. Baderstn. lots 2. 3, and 81. block
a. Sl5.so0.
Ridge street northwest. between Fourth and Fifth
streets William o. BohrcF e uS. TO Mary g
Psstlow, uart original lots ., 5, ., square
SIS SO
QuiteIaims.
Mount Pleasant Edgar ". MHrphy ct VA. 10
Blanche B. Bennett, part LOT g, SO
Deeds of Trust.
square Ss6-Lucg Br1mm ct viz c. Gland. to-A
T. l. Leekie and Joseph W. Cox. 90 secure
Thomas J. Davis s. 900. years per cent,
ssHi-annuaIIy, Tot s.
.AIouui Pleasant and Pleasant Plains Evelyn y.
Gee ct yir Edwin s. 10 NItionai safe De
posit Savings and FIRST Company, o. secure
Agnes Miller and Michael !. Keauc, H.o8, ;
YEAS. per cent seR-snnually. lot &C. block
- Same &c Joseph II. Kcsne and William a..
Till % Secure same sl.5oo. to % months 6
ptr cent same property
Square l2s9 James Il. Craigaill e. % ~. Brad
ley Davidson and iuthey 5. FTistoe. 90 secure
Charles II. Davidson. sl.so9. !, ., and years,
per cent. aeniannuaity lot 800
Coanecjicut Avenue Addition 20 Cleveland I'afk-
Ella b. sherman ct VIZ John, to Albert \
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Criminal Court No. 1.
JUSTICE STAFFORD

United States vs.. Emily Griffin, receiving stolen
goods: verdict not guilty. defendant discharged At
t0mcy Campbell Darlington.
United States vs.. Kate Mazey and Paul Meagher.
violating section 500 code; plea not nlilty. with
leave 90 withdraw and demur II advised. 81 tea
days Attorneys ]. C. Gettings and x. z, Nat
tingT
United States - Geor8eanna Esrly, gs2nd Jar
ceuy plea not guilty. Attorney csmpbeH Caring
ton
United states vs. Edgar Washingtoa. e4mal
knowledge; sentenced to reform school, Attorney !.
". Patterson.
United safes IS Joseph Cannon held f0r Eilhng
Of William b. Stewart BAH fixed al 5000 rcCog-
nizauce taken. sith William Cannon as surety
Assignment Tor MmdaJ October p 1876.
United States SIS. Sarah B0uginne.
Ulited States u.s. John T. Mclean.
United States vs. John Perkins
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and supply eorapans Attorneys woE Eossa.
berg Bruey & Woodward
No. 81 Roberts vs. Washington Railway and
Electric Company Attorneys. ". J LAMBERT. J.
Darlington.
No l9 Dudley vs.. Atkinson. Attorneys c. A.
KeigWin-- Campbell Darlington
No lB Kehan Washington Railway and
/ Electric Company. Attorneys. X. Z Downing and
r. D. Cayanagli-J J. Darlington
Circuit Court No. :.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.
/ Hunt w. Fox Ct al death o. defendant Ella II.
/ Fox. suggested. and suit abated a. 10 her.
4 Crawley S. Randall demurrer sustained a. %
first count and leave 10 amend in ten days.
/ Plaintiffs atfonael J.. J. aiatheT. defendants ar.
toney. G. L. Frailey.
/ La VS. Patterson; demurrer 30 pleas sustained,
with leave 20 plead over twenty DAYS. Plaintiff 5
attorney, II. ". wbeatley; defendants attorney,
!. J. HemphHl
Walker SO. Warner: order 10 issue letters roga-
tcr Plaintiffs attorneys. Tucker Kenyon
defendants attorneys. Cuttings a Chamberlain.
/ Beasley vs. Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Com
pany; motion for trial dled. Plaintiffs at
| tcmeya. r. r. Downing and G. A Ken3on. de
PENDANTS attorneys. MeKenney & Fisunery.
/ Mendel VI. Mutual Reserve Life Insurance Com.
pany further bill Of particulars ordered Within fl
( teen dass Plaintiff attorneys. s. Y. Hayden
aud p. /. France; defendants attorneys Ralstot
q siddons
Assignments for Monday. October D 1906
40 O.. Short VI. Notes. Attorneys. ". +. Wi
hanson. aud Cuttings Characterization To-
/ bTner.
4 Ne 10 HerreH Is. Kirkstiue. Attorneys Bran
denbug * Brsndenburg-woH a Cohen and
/ r. 4. Jones.
40 81 Wylie vs. Riley. Attorneys. ". J. Lam
/ bert-DoHglas & Douglas
! No lid Dyson Is. Walker Furniture Company.
I Attorneys. x. -. Dickey-L. A. BAILEY.
I No. 26 Green IS McIntiFe. Attorneys John
i Ridout-TuckeT & KENYON
/ No. a. Gamer vs.. Capital Traction Company.
Atome5s II. B 8loultou-R Ross Perry a son
and q. T. DunloB.
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Circuit Court No.
JUSTICE WRIGHT

DGsett rs Masters verdict for defendant
Plaintiff attorney, \. a. Birney. Defendants al
torney Wilton J. Lambert
s-aytcr vs. Taylor. motion for Judgment over
ruled. Plaintiffs attorney. /. A. Bailey, defend
ants attorney. Air Taylor.
Dufour vs. Thomas Co. motion for new trial
overrucd and Judgment on verdict Plaintiffs at
torney George r. Sullivan; DEFENDANTS attorney. f.
II. Jackson.
Gaskins vs. Washington Railway and Electric
Company motion for bill Of particulars granted or
leave 10 amend declaration. Piaintif's attorney,
A. B. Webb defendants attorney. J. J. Darling
ton
Rouzee vs. District Of Columbia motion for new
TRIAL oyeruled and judgment verdict. PLAINTIFF
attorney ". Gwynn Gardiner; defendants attor-
ney H. r. Blair.
AIeeks vs. Lotus: motion 20 quash summons
granted. Plaintiffs attorney. NJ. Hubbard; de-
fendants attorney Irving Williamson.
Pratt vs.. Johnson Wynne Company motion 20
yacatc order granting an appeal ornuied Paint
ifs attorney. H. Wiuship Nheatley, defendant S
attofueg, J.. A. Bailey
Collins Guer5 Co rs. Rogers motion for new
trial oyerruled and Judgment ca verdict; appeal
noted. bond Sl0Q Plaintiffs attorney. T. 5. Key
smith: defendants attorney Fulton Lewis.
Anderson vs.. Gross, motion for new trial over
ruled and Judgment on verdict. Plaintiffs attorney.
II W. Sohoni defendants attorneys, A, A. Bar
ney and Z. a. Newman.
Assignments for Monday. October D 1856:
No. 5 Wright Baum Attorae3s. W. T. AM
bT0se-O rmsby McCammen
No. 81. Tower vs. Ladd. Attorneys, l. II. David
w 7. plumley,
No. Us. Bengal vs. Knapp Attorneys, Marion
Duckett q Son-Wilson < Barksdala
No ~. MarbuTy Lusky. Attorneys. J. l.
Pexton and J. A. Hicks-Thonlpson & Laskey.
No 2. Newton IS. Union Transfer Company. A.
tomeys, J. J. Darlington and H. p. BcllTcnd-
H. Z. Davis.
No 49, Watson vs. Nesline Attorncys. I'd
mrnd HILL r.. T ". Watson. and George r Col
( lins-Leo Simmons.
No is. Kessleg v. NagFuder. Attorneys. II. ".
Wheatey-R- Downing and J. Y. Cougiliu.
No. 100. Rosenberg vs. Coumerciai Automobile
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AGED woman Fails Down steps.

Ellen Lloyd. aged seventy-three wears.
Of S5S X street southwest. fell down tho
stairs az her home Thursday night She
was sent 10 the Emergcncy Hospital suf-
ferng from conclusion. Her condition is
not thought 10 be serious.
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Criminal Court 10. =.
rr-crrrr ID fr,-sun

stone a Fairfax s. Lyons. motion 20 dismiss ap-
peal granted and ease remanded 70 justice 81 tllr
peace. Plaintiff attorneys BrandenbiTs * Bran
denbgIg Defendant attorney. james A. o shea.
Assignment f5r Mouday. October p 1895
fAupe4ls from iuslices ~ the rasee-l
15-Bear s.. Staples. ATTORNEYS. Edwin Forrest
and j. = Hume.
a Elliott rs. Redmond. Defendant attorney.
HAYDEN johnson.
. Forsyth ". Person. AtOmeys. Stuart McNa-
mans v HAYDEN and II. T.. Fame
&c Dolohue ss. Heald. Attorneys, ~ Am
brosc-B. T.. Leighton
E-NcDouald - Webb. Defendan5's attorney, ~
s Abtr
ss-Field- rs Burke. ATTORNEYS. L. Il DAVID
and j. - Wright-Georgr r. Hoover.
3s-Nic0lai v, Ross Atnreys. Leczie Fulton
and Cox
fe-Tempie vs.. Capital cts Benefit society.
Afiorue.s IA a. Gardiner and = D. Taylor
n-Adams vs. National Natal Ala Society II ViE-
giHia.
E-segt vs. srriumau. Attorneys 2. ". Frs
le-D. OC Csllaelau.
e. Suhbiedeid s. Cummings Attorneys. How
ard Eo5d-Tickcr aud Kenyon.
tt-bau.d IS Campbell AlorufYs. Ralstun s
sddals aud h IS. Wheatlef-Iohu Ridaui.
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Allison vs.. Youngs heirs; title vested en- COM
painaut by adverse possession lby Judge Stafford
Complainant solicitor ". u Lnkins
Kanu vs. T0brrusT authority granted 90 pay cI-
tain sm 10 Leon TobFiucr Complainant solicitors
Wo1 aud Cohen and EHge1e a. Jones Defendant
solicitors. Hamilton aud Colbert. J. Darlington.
and Leon Toh1iuer.
Great Fails and old Dominion T. X. Co vs.
NeWmeyer e. al. leave to amcnd granted. Com
painants solicitors. D $ MacEsH. y Wilson. and
e. x. Wilson. Defendant s solicitors Brandenburs
and B1udenburE. j. J. PeysCL w NJ Ellison.
J. H. Wilson, J. A. Burksrt and y. ". oD5no
ghuo
Reidy Us. Gavin: sale decreed. with ~ W Rich
sris0n and Albert Siiefs trustees 80 sell. Bond
5000. Compliments solicitor. Albert SillGs. De
PENDANTS solicitor. NJ n Biclardson
In re lunacy 81 CoIaeha L. and Caroline y. Cor
bett. order establishing time FOR inquiry.
Able Us. Able. rule 90 SHOW cause Tetuuable
October 3 Complainant solicitor. r. r. BealL
Defendants solicitor Arthur Peter
Briscoe IS. Weaver. sale dscreed with Vincent a
Shelby Francis 7. Shcchy. and Augustus ". GRAY
trustees 10 sell Bond 5000 Complainant s0iiei-
tor V A Sheehy. Defendant solicitors, 7. T..
Shoehy. and Hughes and CRAY.
No assignment fer Monday. October .. 1906
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.

Present. The Chief Justice Mr. Justce Nc
Conas. and lir Justice Robb.
Harm Froase was admitted 10 practice.
No. E4 Gros w. Nouent 81 al. motion that
Eaandate issue forthwith submitted b. j. j. Hamil-
ton Of counsel for aspeliees. n support Of motion,
ana by 7 j. Mackeg ia opposition
No l6eS. Pirkfofd Talbot. argument com
meuced D., Samuel Maddox ioT appellant continued
hy " NJ. Ellison and John Rid0ut ior appellee
aud conclasied ts Il. Z. Dari, foT appellant; on
motion both sides are allowed % ole additional
briefs herein il SD advised.
No 1873 Columbia National sand Dredging Com
pauF 81 a. Vi. Morton ei ai arggment on ques-
ton q jurisdiction commenced ts J. J. Hamilton
for appellee continued BE- Eu0cA Harlan fof APP
peiiees and conciuacd 10 j Ii. HAYDEN ior aD-
peilsnis
Judgment affirmed sith costs Opinion hy Ar jus
tlce Robh.
Assignments for MONDAY. 0ctober p 1865.
Regular csII 40. 1895 sbortsieeFes IS. Capital
Traction Company. Appellant attorney. J. J.
Lightfoot appeIlees ATTORNEYS. K Ross PenJ a
Nos I-oI and lea. Keroe. vs. Richards Appel
laut-s attans Haydeu johnson. aupelees attoI
ueg. IS. g. Frrutiss-
40. I16 Bell U.s. Central National Bank Ap-
pellauts attorney Edmund Burke. appeles az
t0rueys BuudeuHrg q Blandenburg.
No. I'll Moran y=. Nuauer- Appellant. 3 atfor-
ueys x J.. Downing and q. IS. S1lcu; appellee
sttorne>s ,. z. Dsisi and J. ID Sullivan
No. I.lL Parker vs. Head. Appellant att0r
usv John Rdont appeilecs attorneys r A. Ford
ard ~ ID. Mclean
Ne I7iS TIE Irugstion Land and Improvement
COMPANY HiirhroeE.
No- I-Is aud 1913 stone ys- FauIkes. and
F0bEes Us, St1a-. Au0rue5- T.. X. HIlelfd
Lrigh Robu-1a.
No. 1855 NeF4fIsue S. Kirb7. Appellants ate
toueY g. D. Emig supeiice's attemo p. =.
Leighton
No. l7zI liglIaEus ss LgHCh. Appellants a.
f.r1rrfz M g. johnson and N Carlisle aflIaf
bees attorneys J. a. Wilson aud j. ID Wilson. u.
Nn I-s Brasu Fs Grand Fountain 4 @. T. r.
Appellant attorneys a. g. Rnuet and j. H.
stewart apptllec's attorneys IS. >. lambert ard
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Probate Court



d. Be- Raa.na Neal. petition ts appoint
Guardian lifd- ATTORNEY. J T. Hunter
iu be- Lrfl4 Whiting q a. order 81 allowance.
Atl3uHt x. Goldeu Donaldson.
a. be- Preston + Fowler. order ri allowance. At
taueF g. M George.
Iu e Em-l DAVIS % a., guardian ordered % pas
counsel fee Atforuey g. r. Cauisi
Estate ri lfenr Hinke. viii dated OctohFr l7.
1893 aled. With PETITION for probate. Atteslrs. J.
A. Maeirl
Estate Of Juiia y Rouzee. viii dated October a.
Iao6 filed.
Estate Of Malcolm T. Gordon vii admitted 10
probate and letters t@sfaurutaD granted Co.. sarah
J. tiaHiou- bond SH1. Attorney. Iegt0n Gordon.
Estate q Samuel WaIen. rzempiihed copy Of
Ril filed.
Estate Of Peter NierbuclIeD. Hiil admitted 80 HO-
hate and letters tesfaneHtarT granted OBJ JBlni-
NieTbucheH bond. 500 Attorney. Joseph y.
Saunders
On De- Bobna T. Neal. order appointing Hary l.
Collier guardian bond seq Auoueg. PAM r.
Z -F.ruaU
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Mechanics Liens.

80. SOS. American Mosaic Company rs. Rachel
Ss'a and Jo--ih Saya. los J. block l. AiouTr q Bar.
boir, addition Co Washington SEQ
30. 554 H. ". ODoHoghue and George e..
GtrtmaH .reeeirers 81 Jennings & SCOTS U.s. Eas,
Washington savings Bank. lot T. sIuare -S9
Ssl62m
so s5i5 r g. BROOKS vs.. Ioseph Sara Dot
block D. Moore a Barbour addition Gs69zl. At
t0meys Sheeiy sheehy.
Law suits.
Sl. fss-g. Louisa r. Stmie S. Washington Brew
mg CosIaIy- damages S Wl Plainti6-s sttornev
b. t. Leighton.
Equity Suits.
va. 862i. Annie B. strickland IS 7 Bnaut
Tucker 20 al partition Complainant solicitors.
T. D. McKeuBey J. ;. Flannerg and William H5tz.
No. 26622 Pe5le 5. Thomas " William Francis
Thonlss, divorce Complainant solicitors. Bimey
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-01-04
The FIRST Electric Train.

The earliest public trial of a passen-
ger boat driven by an electric motor
was that conducted by Professor ia
cobb of st. Petersburg in the year 1888,
though for four years previously he
had successfully experimental with
electric traction in the privacy of his
WI grounds. The trial Of Jacobs
vessel took place on the Neya and vas
witnessed by q vast crowd of people.
The boat was twenty-eight feet long
and ten feet wide and carried fourteen
persons.
1t was not until four years later that
We find any record Of a passenger. car
riage driven by electricity on land, and
in this case the inventor was AleNan-
der Davidson Of Edinburgh. The car
riage was sixteen feet long by seven
feet wide and was impelled for a mile
and q half at the rate of four miles ar
hour on the Edinburgh and Glasgow
railway,
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-01-04

a Troubled One.

It is said that the expression There
Is q skeleton in every closet" arose
from the following incident: A young
italian student, finding he was dying,
fearing to break the news to his moth
er, adopted the following device: He
Informed her that he was i'll and that
it had been foretold he would not re-
cover until he had worn Il shirt made
by a woma who had no trouble. The
widow soon discovered it was no easy
task to find such a person, but at length
was referred to a lady who seemed
surrounded with every comfort and
happiness and possessed a husband
who seemed devoted to her. The wild
ow made known her request and for
M answer was shown a closet where a
skeleton hung suspended from a beam.
She was told it was the remains of the
lady's former lover, who from motives
Of jealousy had been slain by her hus-
band, and that he compelled her to Wis
it it every day. The widow concluded
that no one was without trouble, that
"there is a skeleton in every closet
and became reconciled to the approach-
Ing loss of her son.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-01-04
Hau Corards Mero Punished.

Many of the devices by which mill
tary Indifference to life has been ma
tured and sustained are curious. In
ancient Athens the public temples
were closed to those who refused mill
tary service, who deserted their ranks
or lost their bucklers, while Il law con-
strained such offenders to sit for three
days i'll the public forum dressed in
the garments of women. Many a Spar
tan mother would stab her son who
came back alive from a defeat, and
such q man. if he escaped his mother,
was debarred not only from public Of
fees, but from marriage, exposed to the
blows Of all who chose to strike him,
compelled to dress in mean clothing
and to wear his beard ncgl!gently
trimmed. In the same way a horse
soldier Who fled Or lost his shield or re
ceived 4 wound in any save the front
part Of the body was by law prevented
from evcr afterward appearing in pub
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-01-04
Announcement.

Redheld parties who have bought
a controlling interest in the West
ern National Bank of Mitchell, have
invited Mr. Kaeppler and myself
to take an interest with them and
have offered me an official position.
I expect to accept and move to
Mitchell just as soon as a respon-
sible and thoroughly competent
cashier is installed in the Bon
uomme County Bank. Mr.. Kaep-
pier will soon arrive from the coast,
this bank will continue running III
the same way as before except with
a new cashier, and with its init.
mate connection with the larger
bank at Mitchell will be in 6
stronger position than ever to ex
tend every reasonable accomr1oda
ton to the people of Scotland.
shall retain an interest, visit tn
bank frequently and take Just a
much interest in making it a sue
cessful bank as ever
R. P. LOOMS, Cashier.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-01-04

The young of fa.cons and hawks are
well trained by their parents. From
the time they are strong enough to pull
at and break up the quarries brought
to them it is one long course of instruc-
ton. The old birds know perfectly
we'll what the young ones will have to
do, aad they get them fit for doing it
as soon as they can. They compel them
to take longer flights day after day
and teach them how to stoop-that is,
strike at their quarry. One or the 9TH
er will shoot up with a portion of feath-
er OF, 1t may be, fur followed by the
young hopefuis. Then the morsel Is
dropped from the clutch. Down they
dash for it, al.,l tic : that makes the
quickest stoop secures the prize before.
it reaches the ground. When the old
birds think the young can fend for
themselves, off they go. This is not q
case Of choice, but necessity, for they
are simply cuffed and buffeted off. So
well is this known in the country that
1t is a common thing to hear a lad say,
'"Tlem ere hawks has druv their young
uns off."-Blackwood's Magazine.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-01-04

W. j. Johnston left this morning
on another trip for his company.
His wife accompanied him to On
aha.
The Christmas services by the
Presbyterian Sunday school were
held on Thursday evening Of last
week. The church was handsome
ly decorated with Christmas bells
and wreaths, festoons of green and
red, and a large tree covered with
glittering ornaments, candles and
star-shaped candy boxes. The ex-
e%rcises consisted of music and
speaking by the little folks in which
they all acquitted themselves very
nicely. After the speaking Old
Santa, with his genial smile that
has gladdened the hearts of the
children for ages, appeared and
distributed his gifts of candy and
nuts promiscuously through the
audience.
Commissioner Dunmire return.
ed this morning from Tyndal
where he attended a meeting of the
board. In the organization of the
board for the coming year Mr.
Dunmire was very properly elected
chairman, a position to- which he
was justly entitled, both or accoun
of lis familiarity with the wor]
and the seniority Of his member
ship. The board is also entitle'
to our hearty thanks for namin
the CITIZEN REPUBLICAN as one o
the official papers for the comm
year, the other two official paper
being the Tyndall Tribune and til
Springfield Times. The board ad
iourned until Jan. 10th when the
will meet to consider bids for builc
ing bridges in the county durin
y the coming year.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-01-04

Several of the railroads running
through Pennsylvania have abol-
ished the pass privileges heretofore
extended to state officers and mem
bers of the legislature, and as re-
suit it is reported that cores of
bills for railroad regulation, alleged
to be in the interest Of public well
fare, are being prepared by the
legislators. If this is true it is a
serious reflection upon the former
integrity Of these legislators. If
these measures are needed now
they have been needed in the past
and the legislators knew it. Why
have they not introduced them be-
fore? Their actions now are a vir-
tual acknowledgement that thew
have heretofore been bribed by the
passes, and there is reason for the
suspicion that their present ac-
tons are intended as q bluff to
force the railroad companies to
bride them some more.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-01-04

Theodore Landmann was down
from Parkston Tuesday.
Otto Bruhn and family spent
New Years with friends in Armour.
For fresh bulk oysters 60 to John
Cisar's.
Mrs. Walter Collinge returned
last Friday from a visit in Missou-
ri.
Miss Amelia Jasmann went to
Sutton, Neb last Friday to visit
relatives.
Call up Phone No. IS for best
meat and groceries.
Miss Anna Herbert returned to
the university at Vermillion We'd
nesday after spending her vacation
at home.
Jos. f. Janda, who is working
in a general store at Wagner, came
home Tuesday morning to stay two
OF three days.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-01-04
Notice to Bridge Contractors.

Notice in hereby given that sealed
bids will be received by the county
auditor of Bon Homme county at th.
court house i'll ryndall, South Dakota
on or before 10 o'clock a. m. on thel6tl
day of January, 1906, for furnishing all
material aud labor and building all
bridges, both steel and wood, and APP
proachts and steel culverts that may
be ordered by the board of county com.
missioners of Bon HOmme Co. for the
ensuing year Each bid must be mad
per lineal foot of bridgeanh culvert an'
must be accompanied by complete
plans and specifications and also by ::
certified check for 81 $50 NJ drawn o.
some solvent bank in huii iiun,itr
county and payable in the ~i':,tl
County Commissioners rs Il Gulr:tn %
| that the bidder will enter i.iin - co
tract with the c unity in case his bid i
accepted; otherwise the check is iul
feitcd to the county. The Board re
serves the right to reject any or all bids
Dated at Tyndall, S. d., tbs 18th da.
of December, 1908.
r. M. COTTON,
Co And. of Bon HOmme County
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-01-04

Co. Aud. of Bon Homme County
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-01-04
A Freak Of Death Valley.

Saratoga springs is n Of the freaks
Of Death valley and has probably
caused more profanity than anything
else In the region. The waters are as
clear as crystal, and they bubble up
from a deep, sandy basin like a we'll
spring Of JOY. But they are strongly
lmpregnated with sulphur and other
minerals, are tepid in temperature and
act instantly like an emetic upon any
one who drinks them.