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Held for Forgery.

Sam w. Langhorn, who has been spending the winter here and board ing at the Poage home, was arrested here last Thursday night on the charge of forgery and placed in the county jail Friday.
 If Langhorn is found guilty on the charge preferred, it will be one of the most daring forgeries ever com. mitted in Rogers.
 Lanehorn is a son of Mrs. A. M. Langhorn of Independence, Mo-, one of the heirs of the Wallace estate, located in the first ward of Rogers, She owns considerable land in that neighborhood and her son has dis posed of quite a number of lots the last few months to local parties. All deeds were supposedly signed by Mrs. Lanchorn and the acknowledgements of her signature were sworn to be- fore IS. W. Lang," a notary of h. Q6pelluellCe.
 Investigation failed to find any not ary of that name in Independence and all the buyers becoming con- vinced that the deeds were forgerles, had young Langhorn promptly arrest ed. It is understood that his mother denies all knowledge of the transac- tions.
 It is evident that the plan was rot a sudden inspiration for if guilty Langhorn had ordered a notary seal with the name of "S. w. Lang for just such a purpose. Every detail of each deed was gotten up in regular crder.-Rogers Democrat.
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An Escaped Convict.

Eugene Folio. who was convicted of obtaining goods under false pre- lenses at the fall term of court and escaped, was recaptured at Bradford last night.
 Folio was working with a gang of ccnvicts and escaped from the camp, and it was reported that he was shot and killed at that time, and some still thought so; but yesterday Folio show ed up in Bradford, posing as a phy- sician looking for a location. Har- rison Drennen, cashier of the bank at that place recognized Folio at once, and communicated the fact to the penitentiary authorities that he was there and they had him arrested and he is now in the penitentiary to serve cut the remainder of his time.-Bates- vile Guard.
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Mutilated Church Property.

Bill Gibson and Wilbur Wolfe of Gilkerson township Were tried today before NJ. A. Adair on change of yen. ne from the Gilkerson township. on a charge of mutiliating the church at Gilkerson on last Saturday night whiie 7he Farmers anioa was in sec sion.
 The account of the affair appeared in this paper a few days ago, and vas about as follows:
 While the union was in session. some one came to the church and threw something against the door of the church and caused considerable disturbance and parties in the church followed the parties who are being tried were overtaken and information was filed against them before just ice of the peace of Gilkerson town ship, and on the day of trial tie de- fendants. by their attorney, asked for and obtained a change of venue and the case was sent here This morn- ing the parties and friends of both sides came in and there being such a great number the trial was had in the court house. The court room was pretty well filled with witnesses and narscns who were connected with the trial one way or another. There is considerable feeling in the case and both sides hotly contested.
 T. H. Caraway is representing the defendants, and Deputy Prosecuting Attorney J. F. Gautney the state
 After hearing the evidence, the justice decided the proof was not suf- ficient to convict and both were found not euilty-Jonesboro Times-Enter- prise.
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Farmer Killed.

Pocahontas, May 4.-J. A. Weaver, a farmer living in Union township. about thirty miles northwest of here, yesterday, shot and instantly killed Riley Campbell, who was a renter on the formers farm A Winchester rifle was used, two shots being fired, one taking effect in the side and the other in the neck just below the ear. Weav. CT walked here and gave himself up to Sheriff Jackson. When asked about the killing by a reporter, Weav' CT said: q have no statement to make now"
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Y. M. z. A. NOTES. x i. < + * < + r : + j. l. <
A Delighted Audience.

nro of the largest and best pleased ..a,onces that ever assembled at the M c. A. auditorium was present Tuesday night to witness the stereop- t,con exhibition given by Mir. Gregg, ., international secretary from New york who came here for the special nurpose of giving the first exhibition m the stereopticon which Miss Helen Could recently presented to the Pine Bluff Y. M. c. A.
 The views presented represented a .r;n around tn world in eighty nin- utes.
 Tn happy lucid manner Mir. Gregg noye a brief discourse on each picture nresented. and the exhibition was hoth pleasing and instructive.
 Miss Gould recently presented each If the seventeen Y. M. c. A. associa- lions on the Gould railway systems with steropticon, and Mir. Gregg is introducing these machines.
 There are $1,OO0 worth of views for each machine. The headquar- ters for the views will be St. Louis, and the views will circulate between each of the associations. Exhibitions will probably be given here monthly, if not oftener, during the summer months. but this matter is left solely in the hands of Secretary Richardson, who you may rest assured will do that which is for the greatest pleasure and benefit of Y. M. c. A. patrons and members.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-09
Arrested In Stone County.

Sheriff Looney of Stone county one day last week arrested Jim Holland and Mrs. Lewallen in that county who were wanted in this county and Sher- if Kaneaster brought them to this city.
 The parties live in Oil Trough bot tom, and it is alleged that they ran away. both parties being married and are also cousins. Holland gave bond and was released from jail last Sat urday, appearing for trial yesterday before Justice Holmes in this city. After the hearing of several witnesses for and against the defendant, Hol- land was discharged. The prosecu
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SPECIAL ASSESSMENT.

The tax book for the collection of the special assessment upon the real property in paving district No. IS (West Barraque street. for the pur. pose of grading curbing and paving h;,s been placed in my hands. All owners of real property lying in this district are required to pay their as easements to me within thirty days from this date. If such payment Is not made, action will be commenced at the end of that time for the col. lection of said assessment and for le- gal penalties and costs. Given un- der my hand this 2Srd day of April. 1906.
 J. P. ALEXANDER,
 Collector. Office corner Fourth avenue and Pine street
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Bought By Southwestern.

A deal was consummated here Sat urday whereby we lose for the pres crt. at least. one of our most energet-
 ic. enterprising and hustling young
 business men, E. H. Glenn. The deal referred to was the selling of the Batesville Telephone company to the Southwestern Telephone company of and Louisiana. The headquarters in this state are located at Little Rock. Hon. w. J. Terry attorney, and T. L' Powell, superintendent of the compa-
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T. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. ! + | + + + + + + T + r ' '

F. H. Walker and wife to J. M. An derson and A. w. Troupe, 35.0S acres in section 30, township south, range west; consideration, $1,0S7 20.
 State of Arkansas to Peoples Build- ing and Loan association, 50 feet Of north part of lot ?, block {, Harding's addition to Pine Bluff; consideration. SIG.
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: EAST END NEWS.
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MT. Ed English of St. Louis, trav- cling engineer for the Cotton Belt, is in the city.
 Mr. Arthur Smith has resumed work at the Cotton Belt shops after two months absence.
 Engineer R. A. Chaffee and wife are attending the engineers conven- tion in Memphis.
 Mr. E. l.. Smith has returned from visit to Benton.
 -O-
 Mr. l.. c. Murdock of Doniphan. Mo-, is visiting his brother, Mir. Ed Murdock, on East Sixth avenue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-09

Eyeryhody's fliend-Dr. Thomas Eel ctric Oi CurAs teothache, ear ache, sore throat Heals cuts, bruis. es, sealds. Stops any pain.
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CONFIRMS REM MEL

Washington, May S.-The senate in executive session today contiremd the following nominations:
 Harmon l.. Remmel, marshal Of eastern district of Arkansas.
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ny, were here Saturday and closed the charlottesville Guard.
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NoIlcE CONSUMERS.

Thursday, May 10. is the last day t. secure discount 0n your April gas bills.
 P're Rln@ Int and Water Go.
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J. k. Williams, Repairman. MT Williams is our expert repair nan. If your machine needs help notify us by calling up phone S99. L. c. Smith and Bros. Typewriter Co.,, R. R. Parker. manager.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-09
NOTICE.

Little Rock, Ark. May [, 1906.- Will arrive Wednesday morning, first tr1iu
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ion against tla " vas with + avn.
 Hon. Sam represented s7illa News.
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city re
 2 Michel i hat Mrs. l NIemphis at Ashe. I inee, to | on Pine alth, be | On.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-09

Office corner Fourth avenue and Pine street
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-14
REAL EsrATE-couNTRY-FoR SALE
SPECIAL sNAPil

$500 this week takes IS acres of fine level.
deep loam soil, only one mile from Sunnyvale
R. r. station in Santa Clara Co., miles from
Mountain View; IL acres now In orchard.
Surely this is the best snap you have ever
seen Owner. who is in Oregon, must have
some money Immediately.
$13. .000-2200-acres stock ranch near tho
coast. IL miles from store and postofhce. new
1o-room residence, small creek and numerous
springs; blacksmith shop, workmen's house
chicken house; this place is known to nave
green feed the year round; will carry 500 head
of stock without risk of loss 500 acres Of
outside range land controlled by this place.
Send &c stamp for 3S-page catalogue OF
Country Lands largest published in the world.
BURR-PADDON COMPANY,
40 Montgomery ST.. San Francisco, Cal.
Phone Main 1874
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-14
NAMES OF

Original Issue Stock
Cert. 3143-1O0 shares,
equal to 200 shares
New Stock Issue (not issued) 200 10000
Becker. b A.. Trustee,
Original Issue Stock
Cert. 3i44-100 shares,
equal to 200 shares
New Stock Issue (not issued) 200 4oo.Oo
Becker, B. a. Trustee,
Original Issue Stock,
Cert 3145-1OO shares
equal to 200 shares
New Stock Issue (not issued) 200 10000
Becker, B. A, Trustee.
Original Issue Stock
Cert. 314e-1OO shares,
equal to 200 shares
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DELINQUENT NOTICES.
DELINQUENT SALE NOTICE
nCE MIC. s-.E. NESHIP COMPANY

OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Location and place OF business, City and
County OF San Francisco. State Of California
NOTICE-There is delinquent upon the fol-
lowing described stock on account OF Assess
menI No. 20. levied on the 20th day OF Febru-
airy, 1906 the several amounts set opposite tha
names OF the respective shareholders. as FOL
lows:
NAMES OF
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FRUITVALE ADV'T'SMNTS
FRUITvALH REAL ESTATE.

FRUITvALE REAL ESTATE.
S1ooo-3-room cottage on macadamized street:
lot 25x130: fruit trees: terms; block from
car line
Cottages built; $3.50 down: monthly payment.
SIS up
Modern broom cottage; gas etc. fruit trees.
automobile house; easy walk to local; lot S5x
125 sold reasonable terms.
Call 11o Nineteenth ave-, Richmond District.
w. H. BERTSCH, Owner and Builder.
PRETTY Groom Mission bungalow; ideal loca-
tion; 50x125. Owner, 26o3 Peralta ave.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-14

THOMAS MAGEE & SONS.
Real Estate Agents and
Publishers s. F. Real Estate Circular,
5 MONTGOMERY STREET.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-14
INvEsTMBNrs AND PROSPECTIVE BUYS.

s14b 000-Iarge cor, ON main streets: close
in. 23O IT OF street frontage; rents
nearly $1,000 mo.ig pays over per
cent net
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-14

s13a ooo-Iaree business cor; close in; present
rents low at s475; can be increased to
$3.50 a mo-. over 200 IT. frontage on 2
main business streets
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-14
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.

FURNISHED cottage to rent or sale: S1sso
CROKER & CO.. San Anselmo.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-14

SIS. oOo-Ashbury ST.. close TO Haight: we'll
built flats with finished attic and base
ment. of rooms and bath each: rents
SEQ a mo-; street work all done.
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MILL VALLEY REAL ESTATE.

MILL VALLEY REAL ESTATE.
BOYLE PARK.
Large slightly lots, wide streets. bay and
mountain view; 10 lots sold last month; man.
and team to show property; building restric-
ton: no shanties.
r. G., PARKER & CO.,
20 Post st.
Branch office opposite station Mill Valley.
TAMALPAIS PARK,
In beautiful Mill Valley third-raiI cleo
trio: inspiring scenery: magnificent trees:
graded Streets severed. water mains Lots
50x15O $3.50 to $500 It's place to invest
and take q profit. illustrated booklets
LYON & HoAG, 1l6 Montgomery st.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-14

BoWersInIth, F A-.....
California Title Insur-
ance and Trust Com
pany, Trustee for Es-
tate OF W. II. Graves,
Original Issue Stock.
Cert. 3201-25 shares,
equal to so shares
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SAN MATE0 REAL ESTATE.

125 ACRES choice land. San Mateo Coun
suitable for subdivision. Inquire of BRIG
TRYON, S07 James Flood building
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-14

IS, Sacramento st. z new and very sub
stantiaIly built flats; rents sec. so a
mo street work all done; electric cars
passing. going to Powell and Market
direct without transfer; all-night car
service.
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HoTELs-contipued.

r. st Nicholas. Market Larkin Hayes
Sss.-heart Of s. F.; modern: American and
s-uropean plans; electric lights and phone in
snsry room; hot and cold water; quiet
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-14

HOTEL sEQUOLA.
SOS GEARY ST. CORNER HYDE
reIephones: steam heat: hot and colo water
IN every room; European plan; grill; no ho-
tel mere modern or convenient: most elegant
IL Furnished absolutely hreproof
r. II. WAKEFIELD, Proprietor
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-14

So5 ooo-s,tter ST. IN best apartment hotel
section: 65 IT. front; rents $3.50
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sAUsALITo REAL ESTATE.

HOUSES and lots for sale; houses to rent.
w. H. ATKINSON. Starr King building, l2l
Geary ST.. and Water ST., Sausalito.
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ALAMEDA ADVERTs'M'Ts
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.

MODERN Groom cottage. bath; 50x150. Il
Mozart St. Encinal station, narrow gauge
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BERKELEY ADVERT'S'NTs

BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.
SPECIAL SALE.
SS000--Fine large lot Alcatraz ave., 162
feet west of Telegraph ave.; this piece of
realty will become business property; fine
chance for investment 100x39S. See owners,
HAINES & .ZIEGLER REALTY CO.,
1887 Harmon st.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-14
HALFMooN BAY REAL ESTATE.

HALFMOON BAY REAL ESTATE.
MIRAMAR TERRACE AND MIRAMAR
BEACH are absolutely the best subdivisions
in Halfmoon Bay; they adjoin the new city
OF Balboa where over half million dollars
will be spent during current year thus as
suring quick advance in values Lots S1o0
up; easy terms; call and arrange for ex-
curson. HALFMOON BAY DEVELOP
MENT CO., 211 Montgomery st.
COME any day. receive free ticket to Half
moon Bay and see best located lots. JOR-
DAN & LITTLEPAGE, room 414 Hearst
bldg: phone Montgomery 1949.
FREE trip Halfmoon Bay any day. ENRIGHT
e. WARE, 305 Jas. Flood bldg. Main 1864
BURLINGAME REAL ESTATE.
EXCLUSIVE BURLINGAME
Different from all other addition property
Make no mistake; be sure you're at Burlingame
station; high class improvements. fine homes
shaded macadamized streets, sewers water
mains Truly park in every sense. Buy a
lot where best climate, no ferry, no fogs OF.
harsh winds prevail. Burlingame lots to 8
minutes from station. 50x150 and larger S45o
up $40 monthly S. p. cutoff reduces time TO
rs minutes. San Mateo electric through our
lots, Agent on the ground daily. Illustrated
booklet
LYON; & HoAG,
11s MONTGOMERY ST,
3 Exclusive Agents Burlingame
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-14

NICE cottage; rooms BATH gas large yard;
North Berkeley; rent $40; water free. Inquire
134S Shattuck ave., corner Rose ST.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-14

AN exceptionally good No. Remington, No.
Smith Premier, S25; other typewriters higher
and lower prices; rentals. 81. So The Type
writer Exchange, 536 California: tel. Main 266.
PARTLY used 500 typewriters. all makes.
from $50; guaranteed 1 year: rentals. 81 80
month WALTER SCOTT. 207 Montgomery.
SUN visible typewriter No. 2 $40: No. 3. s75 ;all
makes rented. Pac. Typewriter Co..1I7 Sutter.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-05-11

The stork STOPPED at Mr. Green's
this week and left fine large boy
Several Of the people ave racticing
for the Tacky party next Wednesday
night.
Frank Phillips has moved from his
former place of residence to Il place
nearer town.
Miss Belle Haven, our Schom prin-
Cipal, and her brother were in town
Tuesday aftern' Oh.
The salvation army has ordered
seven carloads OF tile for the Amity
colony drainage works.
May :, being the first Monday IN
the month and also the day of The
school election. the polls were opened
at | O'Clock and j H. Childs WAS
elected treasurer of school district
No. ~.
Mrs. Ben House has gone out with
har husband to the grading camp of
Morris House. So has Mrs. Edith
Childs.
Major y. A. Eriksun and J. II.
Childs went to Lamar Tuesday morn
ing and returned on No. the same
lay.
}. w. Garrison is going 10 start to
thin his beetS Wednesday morning.
So far as we know he is he first one
uStart.
j. p. Pinkham has sold half inter
est of his feed business to Frank Nc
Graft, while he has taken up his buS-
less in Granada.
w. J, Morris Of kahmann & Nc
Murry, who are building the piers for
the new bridge, announces that he
will be thru in about week and will
hen move elsewhere.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-05-11
Religious Services.

Salvation Army meetings every
Sunday at 3 and s p. m.
Prayer meetings on Tuesday and
FRIDAY evenings at p. III.
Sunday school at 80 p. M.
All are cordially invited
The Unity league meets fortnightly
Town Officials.
J. II. Newman. Justice of the Peace
L, A. Doble, Phil Ewing, Consta-
bles.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-05-11
A1nityville

Melvin Tolin is working for A. l.
ryberger.
Hazel Miller visited with Sovilla
Overholt Sunday
Rena Tolin took dinner with Mae
Trybergcr Sunday.
Mrs. Charley Thompson and child
rem called at A. l.. Fryberger's Mon
say afternoon.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-05-11
Amity Department

Mrs Buntrock called on Mrs. Pat
tison Saturday morning.
Mr. Frances and c. NJ. Piper made
a trip to Holly Tuesday
Mrs Frybcrgcr called on Mrs Pat
tison Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Wheclock called on Mrs.
Frances Monday afternoon.
Mae Owings visited with Winnie
rattison Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Buntrock and daughter. Lena,
transacted business in Holly Friday.
Able Palmer made trip TO Holly
Friday on his bicycle
Mac Frybcrger stayed with her
cousin. Rena Tolin, Thursday night
oi last week.
Meter and Hester Powers and
Newton Baker took dinner at Mr.
Whccloc<'s Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs Frybcrgcr and little
boys and Rcna Tolin transacted bus
mess in Holly Saturda;.
Mr. and Mrs. Patti5on and sons.
Alonzo and Clarence. took dinner
with Mr. Hammonds Sunday.
Mae Fryberger and Martha Bunt-
rock stayed with Mary and Winnie
Pat'ison Wedncs sday night of last
week.
The ncighbors around thru here
have fine prospects for beets this
year and what bccty, are coming up
look fine.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Frybcrgcr and
little daughter and Mr. and Mrs. ].
Miler took dinner at c. l.. Frybcr-
gers Sunday.
Mrs. Kate Millinger and son. Glenn.
and granddaughter OF Holly. and
Mrs. Salie Millingcr and little girl OF
Pueblo took dinner at Mr.. Pattison's
last Monday
The entertainment that was an
nounced by the Amityviilc. young
folks May IL will be post~oned in
definitely on account OF the manager
being unable to be with them.
Mrs. Frances and Mrs. Piper and
baby started to Holly Monday morn
ing and got as far as the artesian
well when the horse became fright
ened at the gasoline engine that was
running and ran away, u9sctting the
buggy and throwing them out. They
were bruised considerably, but not
seriously hurt
The Holly chieftain., 1906-05-11

The stork STOPPED at Mr.. Green 5
this week and left fine large boy,
The Holly chieftain., 1906-05-11

Several Of the people arc ! racticing
for the Tacky party next Wednesday
night.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-05-11

Frank Phillips has moved from hi
former place of residence to IA plac,
nearer town.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-05-11

The Salvation army has ordered
seven carloads OF tile for the Amity
colony drainage works.
The Holly chieftain., 1906-05-11

Miss Belle Haven, our Schou prin-
Cipal, and her brother were in town
Tuesday afterntol
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-06-22
"DopED" WHISKY is FATAL.
HaIfbreed's Death is Laid to His
Daughters Suitors.

John Campbell, half-breed, indus
trious and well-to-do, living on his
farm mile and half from Peever, is
dead as a result, it is claimed, of
drinking poisoned whisky admins
tered by two white men.
Campbell has two daughters, and 1t
is said that the white men called at
his home for the purpose of making
love to the girls. Their mother was
absent, but Campbell was at home,
and the men, considering him in the
way are alleged to have tried to get
him drunk. The whiskey he took did
not work fast enough to suit the white
men and, it is charged, they "doped'
it. Campbell soon lost consciousness
and never woke again.
The coroner had his stomach re-
moved and sent to the Minnesota uni
versity for investigation. In the mean
time the suspected white men are be-
ing kept under surveillance, but no ar
rests have been made.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-06-22
iNTERURBAN FOR FARMERS.
Railway Will Haul Grain and Estab.
lish Supply Depot.

If franchise can be secured, an in.
terurban railroad will be built by a
syndicate already organized for that
purpose. The matter was submitted
to the city council of Aberdeen last
fall and is now in the hands of a spe-
cial committee. AS no report has been
made, the promoters will send COM
munication to the council urging
speedy action.
Those Interested in the proposed en-
terprlse are all local men. some of
whom are farmers. All the details of
the new road have been completed
with the exception of the motive pow
err to be used. The plans include the
construction of track some ten
miles from the city, the direction to be
determined by the farmers from whom
right Of way privileges will be re-
CURED At the temporary terminus,
signal station will be established, and
from that point the tracks will extend
into the country as the demand re-
quires.
The syndicate promises to haul
grain to Aberdeen for cents bushel
and save the farmers 2 cents, besides
the cost of elevator storage. A cen
trail bureau will be established
through which farmers can order sup
plies and have them delivered without
having to come TO town to purchase
them.
AS submitted to the city council, the
franchise provides that the city can
acquire possession at any time by
purchase.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-06-22
"Wednesday

Washington, June 14.-The confer
ence report on the statehood bill was
yesterday withdrawn from committee
and again presented to the senate, the
new report containing the compro-
mise provision agreed upon by the
conferees of the two houses. The new
report was not considered. Much of
the remainder of the day was devoted
to the bill extending to thirty-siX
hours the time that live stock may
be carried in transit without unload
ing. The bill was passed.
With very large proportion Of the
members present, due to the activity
of the Republican and Democratic
whips, the house yesterday passed a
rule sending the railroad rate bill
back to the conference, as asked for
by the senate, without even an eX
preston of it's wishes as to any of
the amendments to the bill.