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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-09-15
MILITARY GUARD DOUBLED.
Anarchists Threaten to Destroy Pub.
lie Buildings at Odessa.

Odessa, Sept. l5.-in consequence
Of anarchistic threats to destroy all
official buildings here with bombs the
military guards have been doubled
Domiciliary marches for arms and eX.
plosives are going on every night. but
are practically without result. The
authorities are showing vigilance
battling the attempts of the BLACK
Hundreds" to stir up attacks on Jews.
Political arrests average $50 day.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-09-15
COLWELL DECLINES OFFER.
insurqent Leaders Offer to Surrender
to American Commander.

to American Commander.
Havana, Sept 15.-Alfredo Zayas
president of the Liberal party. who is
with the insurgents, ana General 10y
naz del Castillo, commander of the
insurgent forces In Havana province,
sent In two more emissaries to Com
mander Colwell during the morning
Offering to come In and surrender on
board the Denver. Commander Col
well replied that he was unable to in
terfere and that President Palma was
communicating with Washington In
the matter.
The two emissaries then started on
their return trip to report the failure
thus far, of their mission.
The emissaries sent into Havana by
Alfredo Zayas, the Liberal leader, In,
formed the Associated Press that
Zayas has telegraphed to the insur'
gent commander of every province to
cease fighting because negotiations
were pending for surrender to the
American naval commander.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-09-15
sT. PETERSBURG STUDENTS, IN
MASS MEETING, SING REV.
OLUTioNARY SONGS.
VOTE TO REOPEN the UNIVERSITIES
WILL THUS BE ABLE TO MOB
ILizE YOUTHFUL AGiTAToRs
IN LARGE CITIES.

st. Petersburg, Sept. 15.-At great
"skhodka," or meeting. held during
the day and attended by thousands OF
students 1t was resolved to reopen the
universities and begin actual academic
work. thus putting an end to the paral-
ysis In the educational system of Rus
STA which has endured for the last
two years.
The meeting was marked by the
same fervent oratory that character
ized the previous student assemblies
held Feb. 21 and Sept 26. 1905. The
resolution, which was adopted by
l,241 votes to 373, is as follows:
"In view Of the fact that an attitude
Of passive protest Is incompatible with
q high position In revolutionary activ-
ity and the great role that the univer-
stiles hitherto have played In the com.
bat for liberty the students of st.
Petersburg find 1t necessary to mob
ilize the youth of the land In the cap
ital and other urban centers and there.
fore decide that the universities shall
be reopened."
The great assembly hall of the st.
Petersburg university was packed to
suffocation by the large number OF
students who turned out for the meet
Ing. The fervor of the speakers was
not diminished by the extreme discom-
fort. Among those present were sew,
eral hundred girl students, who are
far more radical than their male asso'
ciates. The students took every ia
vorable opportunity to burst forth In
revolutionary songs and the climax of
the meeting came when the name of
Zenaide konoplianikovo. the girl who
on Aug. 26 assassinated General Min
was mentioned. Every student was
Immediately on his feet and the de-
bates were suspended while the as
sembly chanted revolutionary dirge.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-09-15
RECOUNT IN CLOSE DIcTRtcTs
Democrats Will Investigate Maine
Elections

Portland, Me-, Sept. 15.-Cyrus w.
Davis, the defeated Democratic candi-
date for governor, has explained his
legislators will be investigated. He
disclaimed any suspicion of fraud and
said the examination will be only of
the close representative districts,
where recounts seem advisable. Mr..
Davis does not question his own de.
feat
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-09-15
Five Children Drowned

Whitehead, NJ s., Sept. l5.-Five
children, aged from nine TO fourteen.
were drowned In a lake at Port Felix.
a village near here. The children had
spent the day picking blueberries on
an island and on their return their
small boat sprank leak and sank.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-09-15
AN UNDESIRABLE FOREIGNER
Revolutionary Leader Turned Over &
Mexican Authorities.

FL Paso, Tex, Sept. 15.-The No
gales Times says that Abram Jose
Salcido president of the Douglas
junta of Mexican revolutionists, has
been turned over by United States
immigration Inspector George Webb
at that place to the Mexican authors
ties and taken to Hermosillo, capital
of Sonora. He was deported, 1t is
said, on order of the secretary of com
merce and labor on the grounds OF
being an undesirable foreigner.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-09-15
INTERVENTION MUST COME.

London Press Says II is Only Thing
Uncle Sam Can Do.
London, Sept 15.-The news OF the
landing Of American marines at Ha.
vana confirms the opinion held here
that American Intervention In Cuba
cannot be long delayed.
The Standard editorially blames the
United States for the present disorder,
1t says that President McKinley's In
tervention was carried out In the
name of peace and civilization. but the
net result is renewed tumult, barbar-
ism and savagery. Either the Amer
leans must tolerate anarchy in Cuba
or exercise an effective protectorato.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-09-15
Bitter Fight for Senatorshlp.

Helena, Mont. Sept. l5.-The con
test between former Senator Lee Man.
tie of Butte and Congressman Joseph
M. Dixon for the nomination to the
United States senate to succeed w. A.
Clark is one Of the fiercest ever waged
In the Republican party OF Montana
Both have large following and their
respective adherents indulge in not q
few personalities.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-09-15
Bank Directors Indicted.

Chicago, Sept. 15.-The grand jury
directors of the Milwaukee Avenue
State bank, OF which Paul O. Stems.
land was president The indictments
charge embezzlement and name vari-
Gus amounts. ranging from $50 to
$1,000. The directors are NJ A. La
Buy, Frank Crane. Joseph Lister, Elof
Johnston and Marius Kirkeby.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-09-15
NIECE OF GENERAL TREPoFF
Woman Who Killed Aged Frenchmar
In Mistake for Russian Official.


St. Petersburg, Sept. 15.--The iden-
tification as Tapiana Leontieff as the
woman who killed an aged French
man named Mueller at Interlakes.
Switzerland. on Sept l In mistake for
NJ. Durnovo, former Russian minister
of the interior, opens up the final
chapter of an interesting romance. as
Mile. Leontieff is one Of the nieces of
General Trepoff, and was concerned in
an unsuccessful attempt upon the life
Of her uncle In 1905. This caused a
sensation at the time. Mile. Leontieff
was arrested and confined for some
time in an insane asylum. She was
eventually released upon her promise
to leave Russia forever. This she did,
but she maintained her connection
with the revolutionary group.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-09-15
New Leader Eavors Strikes.

Brockton, Mass, Sept. 15.-John F.
Tobin, for seven years president oi
the Boot and Shoe Workers union In
the United States and Canada, has
been defeated for reelection by
Thomas b. Hickey, business agent OF
the Brockton Lasters' union. One OF
the planks in the Hickey platform Ia
I'VE will win or we will strike"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-09-15

Rumor in General Circulation at Gu
ban Capital.

Havana, Sept. 15.-Rumors to the
effect that President Palma purposes
20 resign continue to be circulated.
that General Rafael Montalvo, secre-
tary of public works, does not ap-
prove of the landing OF the American
sailors from the Denver and the fact
that the American officers talked with
messengers from Alfredo Zayas.
General Montalvo declines to speal,
of the situation and the rumor OF the
presidents resignation cannot be con
firmed in government quarters.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-09-15
SURPRISES THE OFFICIALS.
Steel Magnate Voluntarily Pays Duty
on Pearls.

Steel Magnate Voluntarily Pays Duty
on Pearls.
New York, Sept. 15,-Edward n
Gary, chairman of the directors of the
steel trust. who reached New York on
the steamship Deutschland, astonished
the customs officials by reaching into
his pockets and pulling out two small
pearls and remarking:
II want to declare these"
What are they WORTH" asked the
inspector
"They cost me $4,000 in France,
replied Mr. Gary.
He could have brought them In with
out paying anything and the officers
were astonished when he made his
declaration.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-09-15

soantlago ana havana - interrupted.
Mr. Sleerer's report is based on a
telegram received from the American
consul at Santiago on the afternoon
OF Sept. l3.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-09-15
GUARD FOR LEGATION.
Reason for Landing American Sailors
at Havana,

Oyster Bay, l.. l., Sept. l5.-It was
announced at the executive Office dur
ing the morning that the landing of
marines in Havana was intended only
in that city and not as a step towards
restoring peace In the island republic
or as guard to President Palma's
palace. While 1t is maintained that
the course Of the American admins
tration In Cuba is to be most conser
vative, this, 1t is said, does not pre-
clude thorough preparedness on the
part of the United States to take any
action which may become imperative
by reason of conditions on the island
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-09-15
Exclusion Fatal TO Five.

Mount Sterling, Ky, Sept l5.-The
boiler at the Rilley-Waters mill at
Mariba exploded during the day, In
stantly killing John Hale and Ross
Byrd. Three others were burned so
they will die.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-09-15
SOLDIERS FIRE ON MOB.
Eight Killed and Sixty Wounded al
Wilma, Russia.

wilma, Russia, Sept. l5.-An attempt
made by the rural police to arrest
seven peasants of the village OF Lu-
konitsa, who had been organizing dis
orders among the peasantry. has re-
suited In a collision between the mob
and the soldiers. The latter fired a
volley. killing eight persons and
WounuliH s..ss
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-09-15

It is wonderful what little careful
grooming will do for woman. It's
inspiration and sweetness. It's delight
ful and bswitching. The effects Of Hol
listers Rocky Mountain Tea. IS ceuls
tea or tablets. Schultz Il Ketcham.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-09-15

Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar
is the original laxative cough syrup and
combines the qualitives necessary to
relieve the cough and purge the systeD
n the cold. Contains no opiates. Cook
4 Odee.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-09-15

RIVAL e.k,no POWDER CO.. NEW YORK.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-10-11
GUARANTEED CURE FoaPllss

Itching. Blind. B9e~dBD- or Pm
r0dSng Pilc-> Dru--ists refund
-aaon~y il PAZO OINTMENT fafRs ro
in 8 ne 1o5A>-
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-10-11
LIST CT INNER TED
INDIAN LANDS
For Sale by u. S. Govern
ment at Crow Greek
Agency. S. D.

A certified cheek for One-fourih OF the
amount bid must accompany each bid-chey-k
Io be made payable To the order OF the Com
missioner uf Indian AEatrs-a separate hEd
must be submitted for each allotment
The scaled eTvsyOTps containing bids
shoa!d NOT have noted therCUH descriptions ut
the Lands 10 which the bids rVlsge. buE uheTe
shah he noted on such envelopes th.- date
ON which the same are TO be O.ened
HARRY D. CHAMBERLAIN.
L. : Indian Agent.
LISTED FOR SALE ACGC ST 6.Igk
Owner. Hannah White Dog Cse.uT Heart
Hawks CAtne aud Mary Powell. s0ge heirs OF
heSt W Arer Nun2As Get-CAseCi- NW4 sa-rgitssI
!. EWp. scS. RANCE IS. ARd \ = and IUts l and >
Owner. Jos4H broIuG hAeg. sole heir OF WI
nw-Ua-g-sUa or LonV EET>t Born deceased.
VI - Ues4 >sS- "a. twp 100 y -. range II ~ cUE-
g2IRtUG. NJ ACRES
Cwucr= Annie T.. Brother II All. susan =
-hJrg BeaF ana Laura EaC7e. SIDE heGrs oi Igs--
tAlh1u OT kACts ueCc3>sSl- Ssa so. 81. tNgA
Iso n Range ~. " cUnIE4nlng 50 2rrts
UwueH: strpsEy Norman Mr. ~ngrsI and
Laura Iron. s8Se ncIES Ut Nellie Iron. Gegssz>sls
L = sw4, s,-- -. Swp lgs '. EAnse Il -. csn-
tanning ~ acres
owner: rI4gn Tracks. Mrs Fass Walker.
and Tracks the ESgtu a. >be " aIks. sole
deceasSSi- cS4> sex 81 VNp. Igs ~. range Il
W. containing lte acres
BIDS c0 I've OgseElG1 November 4 lget-
OaEeF- Lg.cas Bgg wl8lv Man, sole heir o..
Cn2T-es Waite han ItNra~Ssa- -. ma aafI
n-a s~s sst- 4 IWp Hgt>. Ea@Ez. ~ and =. mss
iBg Ss-- 20 acres Listed Aa-L.s. AZ Egt5- ES.gls
10 as o2eEcu SUveUsuTs 9@s 1895
HAEEY d. CHAMBERLAIN,
u = Indian AsuGl-
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-10-11

~ ftht&ias 81 ths fns@rbur
Atg6 - ceR"f~F
sottce Is hereby given that AbraEnra Wi,
q klrharts. = tB "'''
q. - hlsfi ngtlrr " his iHtentksn CO. naake nuaI
1Afttia pFuul ln aHpu1gt Of ists claim
etA hoAlrsersa EhtfY Ma. H4.g pah ulasls,
a@3 y. SsVo Tor tIte Lot " MA NNAt Sss.ttg,ll
~ ~ - hshf9 peN ~ Aanssc 30 W. Sth n 81
atssa ths sAtu pFuuf wtit ~ made bssf,yEp fbs.
& sEIa ~ ~ cotFts 9f 3UHato s0BuGy AZ Af, ssyfsF..
~ 1ahnvk2tssy, - ~. 0rg N1vpE6istr iz ssI
=. uaAlrs Sac following wttaes... tu
1880 es hls e1n4nuOWs Eessneua-r UI.1n gnd
f1ttls ettoH ~ said land viz.
Jus7s 1lssttbI. az Els-Aars : D.
gs,s.9 hawn, ~ islrtiaFsIs n H.
ssAth.As shareggas, 20 lsIs-lrMrts sn
t'A.as osaoif. s't Rss-aarIs y H.
CHAs. ! BROcKwAY
i.tsistgF
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-10-11
NOTICE FnR prRLIcArInN

ntpAEtmsns ~ the Iut,.Fluy
Land Utitse as Chamberlain > NJ ,s.tglwar
4 ssss " ~
Nuascr y heEcby given that John NJ HRwa
~ RIemassis. ~ h. has .ffesf glssgs,.s ~ 40 t .
tsssst''t g aaEe anal Communication pvy,uf la
sgpi "rs ~ ht] csaIU1. viz Homestead Eatry
stt- @40.-s ss@WN. made aEr I&, tsss tor y pa
Fvrtaia -. tt.NDshtn ser NJ Range s0 N .
etii Y. IN and hat said pFOof vail h. made,
ttFe'fe cleEN % rgurta ~ Buffalo s.sunsy. al
y gsliee &c ssanns alley ,. ~. ON Noyern I,ssT
ste n3tes lssa following witnesses to pr1ve
70 ''EHsig1as reslsIeIce gIs1n. and cuItlVa-
tR1t ut saEd gaEsst. va
Euler huIl ~ Richards y ID
abraham Wolf. od lsl,-hAFvs an
litAtAlas Z, pTe. % hl1maF,4s - M
W1siAa@ y. NtTCrr ~ Etg.a.Aryss : ID
CaiAr, L. BRUCk WAY
REGISTER
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-10-11
NUTECEF FOE PUBLICATION.

SsoaBas'8 TsEra Pabs5c LSnd sale.
M1aeG STATES a-lssd U1ace. Cbbnaher1a5u :.
y ~ d. H. BgeeS
- Nd8et Is AtgeaE glVe - g&as - GG-g-7s,i
- bE 1&e tGu2E1Ltss3cLeu Of akse tse-e.rEi
s-aa4 AsIit'S~ Tnscstl IEwg aaScGs 81 ErE Of Gown
We I'LL Utvr az FGb.l- sAas,. a0 she hsgfs.sa had
s5es- az aeGcsoes A NC 1Is s5e s4sh aay o. ssca-
gtS T. lPthS III sh4s osre- ile following Tract 0i
Sa@ r. ~
A5F g-rS0Srs caIl.E1rsE adversely the lh8r
d.fscsga1G stros are advised 40 fsBt it45r r9asg
90 o's.es'lsot = en- Us 0s1uEs aAe 1GE above de
SgElnEfSrl sor ssBae
CAAS- L BElEEMAT. Es.rls7sc
l. z LAG 6sLaN E4,reawrr
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-10-11

tar for che e.ss|s,g ,gezr, sufficient with
Ctft@s sources ~ ts<esE. - Eiay tbse dehctepcy
~ eifr prNs,sSdimx ts.s ,sstsifsiser wt1h tine en-
ltMased exnens~sE u sEs.s. 81 sUtlSg year Ana
for ,he Earrcss ~ A4<stE W. publiS debt.
tereSt mud the principal OF snch seff xfthlp
ten years fr1lra the Anal ESsS-Ts Of tsss ~ .
CREATING the debt: provided thst si.s a..ntg,, a
tax for Efee PAY uacTit OF Ghe Interest AID I.t
cip@L VI tsae Dgbltc debt sEalt nu. sxcrs1 II
ans otse yesr two mlils on each dol - Is ass
assessed TGtgatton of all taNat e rrFTr rrtS IN
the STATE rs ascertatn@d BY the last ASSES
m.nt nlade for the stale aud county purposes
PFs-yidsd. that for the purpose Of e-tahtish-
Ing, tnstalitngs maintaining and operating a
hard 1beK twtne and sordagp plant at the
state prgKttentlaFy at Sioux Fails south Da-
kOts. the Legislature shah provide for tax
for the year IsVs OF not 60 exceed one and y
mills on each dollar Of the assessed valuation
of all taxahLe Property In the state as asceF-
by the last assessment made tor state and
county purposes
The above proposed amendment will he
voted Epnn by the people al the general elec-
ttOu tD te held In this stSte on Tuesday the
0th dag Of November. A. D.. 1903
The proposed ame ndment will be printed
upon the ballot followed by the words:
shall the above ltnend nleUg 90 the cDnstt-
tuition In relation 60 revenue aud finance aud
the establishment OF hard hber tEine and
cnrt.age L8auE at the pcntIclttary at Sioux
b ais. @Out EAkuta Ge aupruyed and Fatthed
Immediately To rhe left OF which shall ne
printed the words Yes" and No" each pre-
ceeded BY q square In which the elector can
desiring Ia vote Yes will place q crUss be-
fore Flse word Yes and those desiring tO
vote No" viii place cr oss before the word
No
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-10-11

Notice 10 heFehy xfvcn. that oEs thu sth
{ day VI e0verE her A. d., t@gs at Esse several
ps1iliHsx plsces tn the C0gH1y OF Bgnsfo. state
/ tls.sl Tor i8e purpose VI yORtngg for the con-
L stlsuraasn4i azGrnf GaSRts as % .einafser stat
I &C. and tDr Ehe f0siorrng eo1gFsssssfsSa. SKATE
I isgfstsuss. c9unty and dsssricr un1eeYs to-
wit.
/ Tvo representative In congress
Uns Governor
One Lieutenant GcyrFnog
Utsr Secretary OF state
oue -Sase Auditor
1ae state Treasurer
Dsse AtE0ns-Y GsneFaE
One Superintendent of PtsbgEe ImsaBts-tbou
Ca. Commissioner S-n55Eaad PaIlI,. Lagsis
Ofse railroad CrmmssslOtlsE
7 District
/ One state Representative Tor tise lsth Rep
FeaentatIve DISTRICT
OnS County Judge
UnS twgEty AHutt0T
Ult& EestsseF OF Deeds
plir tdauIy IFeasaTsF
Iflc CJssnty shrFIR
One county CisyE ot Coarts
unr states Attorney
Une gounIy superintendent of schools
Oats- county Assessor
Uns S1unty Surveyor
Ong County IoFuneF
-Four County JanttgS-s os the Peace
fouE IOunty Constable,
Tine County Commissioner for District No I
unr CoHnsy Commissioners for DtstFEcg No. 3
Which election Will be opened at O'Clock
~ tte IlUrRtEg and will conttnue 0pen until
Sucluck tn the GfSeFnsJfa ssf the SAME sIay
freCtfisst No II the same a. Commission
eT DISTRICT Aus :. wIEa pooling pace aE tins.
a'i'"s ltsssEs1 on FstNt- section - township fee
Tanssc 10
Precinct No. l. all Of township Ics. range
q. aud the east haIF az township las range
as aiiu secgluIls l-..-, =. ~ II ana AZ Uf town
stip 10. range ~ with polling place at the
sctsoci house un the sest sectaOn ~ township
ite. range Ss
PrectR-t 0. ! Is all Of EIviFa civil township
OF All 81 toN .sshtp sJ., range a. aud sections
Is IL -, -, - -. -. ~ -. -. - and s6 OF
township lvs. raugc ~ eEtA polling place a.
the cu1rs Eousc IN Ganu NalIty, :, u
fTuctnct No. ~ ali of township f0i range
~ and tive east half uf township Iasl. range ~
with pJlins place aE tAe s-lRy0g Auuss4 ssEI the.
y Ea ss,et1ou - township INc, range u
lkAaed At 6anR alley. =. H.. tMts 3gd day
OF October. \. II. 1850
!. n, INGERSON
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-10-11
NOTICE FcE PrnTIcATIoy

Department az Sise tusnryssr
Land UGice az ChAmssyFiaIn. = ~ C.t.y.a =
4, lsUa, = " ~ N~'''a
tNtsia'F' q sssFessg given that Carolina Hem
Iss'ssaeiss ~ ~ y enmxalsey ;. d. a. g.! a notk-..
~ 1aa s4tcatttsss 10 make nmaI gsF1efg tu SWEp-
ts tssrs 80 nsa c}atu4, ytEs Homestead Earry NJ.
Sss~ made Npfai ~ tswt fug tgsgs "a NEst ard
~ ~ E. - ess.ss,sm @t. fO~uanBp sas " Rang
~ w. ssh L agsd ghas aid pvnaf viii l.,
M MHassls tNss3se tlse c5uxs 20 grguFgs N: :faiszlO
.,s'sthtss - hls utsice ta GaAaV aitssy II - an
Naywns i.sr ~ iSxN - On
lie aaRses Ehs ttsssNwShz witnesses u, urv,x..
taon ~ s8sd sAId. yga:
N.ttss = H2SssnssSE % Vega N
asshm " btsCspaash ssf Ngsra n
tael WuAE. " GAHnvalAcy. : ii
S0rze0 JsSEgpuSosg, ~ q g&Anavaglev : n
SAAr. l. BksgyC AWsY
Register
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-10-11
PROPOSED AMENDMENT 10 TEE CON
>GiAOTEOS Us EHE STATE OF
rNITH UAhnYA

T&As a&e-s he EssScG 10 ssas5 \ Arr5r8s XXI. "a
aasc cocsstli 8aSem OF l4t stare % >OIiA DAks
sFs-aslEa = z1r-MIaS
Ger 1su4LAGo u EAe Grg9caaalrHI ghz,ds a
begw1G CsUJAfe1 40 tr a TBka8r gnrw,asA trs1
sAe asagesA1sErs E01G grUgk8S sassrwscr and
&skg 5sUs8ae for lloc pGs-kEaFa 48cga q DRAINAGE
Gas1Earas Soc a4e DRAINAGE Nf asmgss sNr AagE
5NatAAr ESes and LEE Vfsa abe clsrwsNEase sR-
ia1ssNa0sss ssssrewd- And gAs n@sporAae GuaascrI-
Sets ~ coamiasas- tsEIslasGss and 11uTairspsnla-
aoss~ VITA gSNer TO- eCGR.arvsca Aevpes xssna.ss
ans asfchSsp And 10 keep In repair all EAraansN
eaae AaaS ard 'ereSsS ASs~iotUEc ooElsagueaes
2rsses' aar laws % this state ~ Sy.ssra1g as
ss>c2nelaS az5soda se EECgrsdy hFnx&aERs1 atsS4.-
-. tcccyssGzAg 10 sAS erBeEas EeoeaV@A-
A1& HASEe HccssosscG aEness0 nsen- VIII De
SCavss lg'o@ 10 lte ge>esse a. 1Ae seue-s5
ssfcda1Sa 10 be AzA1 IN THIS slate en TErsaAy
a3se saa Gay ot NoreRbeS. n u. 1875
IRA seNs%sesU1 AEgers1 Msraa Msii De prana4a4
eToG aise tAasoa tOiASHC'd hg the words
SAa4a aAe above Anx1arcsns % lhss CCsassi-
tEfscG ln sSlsgaor 80 SrzanGsS De a2ssvvea
AD2 raf11esotN
ls1Es'1laasSy 10 the left oE which sAasI he
srtlss71 lb~ words. Yes aud No ~arA
ErecSSssea ~ saRAre In NAtrA the e5sctqr
cta Isasae CROSS 10 aRdtcAle his vOGe. kaese-
sss GRs4faAE 10 rote Yes will place a rrosSs
sser~ aa,r AOsS YES and sAarse dsSarsm,s o.
Nc vail Rsscs esoSs before the ~oz1 No"
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-10-11
PROPOSED AMENDMENT To THE cox.
sAETCTiUN OF THE STATE
on ~4sggTH n4KngTA

That ssstslasu - of ArIIc5e Y OF the cossstE-
tAAAesn av amended 50 A. TO rpa1 ss t0gsOMSs
secstOn -. The legislature shall bav.
sowef Ia pFuSasae fur cFrAB5mg sRrh pp.5s-p
nsA<IstrAses Fsy caasesI and gxwEss a rskyr f..
ae--zs2o2 fFshFa AsMA4 ias ssssse z9grv-sary Wfs0
SHAH have 1AFas5arFsnM OF ais ras-- aytSIs.y
GnsaeT lias ordinances 90 such csa&es aeB s@xms
respectively ARd sGch p0gare xass4ss-,ss..S
mas Also I've sn0ElStssRGeSl ex-uzsc5y GUsaa5-s 5
lsar u~1cc Tor GEgasr res.leSssGyE g,SaHqasssS In
calAtss haElnE Esup4gEi3Css Us aE.- assdgEssaasg
or over the legislature nay provide hm lSssz
gt ne2are EsAElSTTAies fbS mulsr5gGA rsnl-sS
Flse judges whereof ShaAs A.- rasCra-E gg srs-bs
manner As the se4ESsz1auv shall pre.s.sy5a.s
Maecta courts sALs have rXc4Gs5ve 0gls.zgt8
.lr.azsarfaCn cf all cAsc. toe civil aFsB r-5rg-
aasxi cAsssIs4 BIC before AESsbEr gf ahr gsaslg
GistseS The aaws of the state aasa 10 Wnsrs
EsfSfrss MAY De served wsaAan sGR g5fy Wsarye
~ssra coaFz - s@gAaAASasxs ard >ssag hgs,R kaVgs
exclusive Original 3gFasasras0@ cs ass cnNes
AE4ssnS GGasarr chs orss5nAmrs-- nt sG-a ggsy-
sGce cozaEd sszM Also bAVr 8lr5sasScd5Jzs co..
tNiEzassEe AEaG gisI county so ~ Nafh SHsrA egsE
= slgEAaad. Ia Such c5Vtg Arsi cra lnamag cases.
a az &c Es-ssEs1ea ey lsz"
The above grossc5s4A sDemysrn4Dr Will Rs-
Soasas Gg@sas ey lAe gay1Ege as abe geulssrag !
elcseoaa 20 t' asssas ~ isgss ssEi9 GA T1esiBE
asst bIh sTsy u NDSSIkeF. A n. g4sE
Ihe plCpcsF,g a-0endne4ssa Hsgs b.. ur5rlasg
ng'sA tAe t2asUa followed a8 sbs EOgIs-
shall abe above nnaeaga1rserss To sAss suussa5-
i2a4e0 IN rsaEdaNn 10 poSsce uEsaSagBsas An,9
municipal cnasas tT apErExR,d and EzsaSs,a -
lraez ezs-eta1AaeaE lO 1te IR.a OF wMScM s.RAlg be
grllial toe words Yes and No eaarA
rESvGesAea AE S4EBs~ am RhsrA gasS Ssssslns
can gaa.ss e.sss 10 i11saAra1~ bks vSGe, E2ec-
ioIs d-s4sa-4s 30 vote Nes" wall yaArr a csvlSs
tStpse asge ~Cgd YES. and aAosss cssiraesr sss
% SSa@ No WaA DA4~cr q Cross tseEOE~ sAe W0Iy