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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1906-01-09

New York, Jan. 81. Cabell BreCk,
inridge. son of the late John C
Breckenridge, who was vice presiden
Of the United States i'm the administra.
ton Of James Buchanan from 1857 tC
1861 died today at the home of hi
son-in-law, John c. Teneyck. at Yon.
kers, New York, aged 61 years.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1906-01-09
Seven pcrlsh IN Uo;ocoust.

Lewistown, Pa. Jam S.-Isaac Say
lor, his daughter, Mrs. Peter Martin,
and her five children, were burned 70
death early today at their home in
Pleasantview, Juanita county, i'm a
fire, which destroyed their home.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1906-01-09
COBRE GRAND WINS CASE
FROM ADDlCKS Ep. AL
Suit Concerns Purchase of Rich AFi.
IONA Properties.

washington, Jan. S.---Justiee Me-
Kcnna today delivered the opinion Of
The supreme court of The United
States in the case OF J. Edward Ad-
dicks and a. w Hallinborg vs.. the
Cobre Grand Copper company favor
able to the company on the grounds
that the complainants had no cause
for action. The case grew out of the
purchase OF the Cobre Copper COM
pany, and they sought by injunction
to restrain the transfer of the proper
ty and OF the funds Of the company on
deposit i'm a bank in Phoenix, Arizona.
They made the charge that the prop-
erty, which they represented to be
worth $5.000.000, was being disposed
=, 9 .fs,,,a -, t,,,,aort,totn y,rica
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1906-01-09
FIERCE: BLAZE
IN ALBANY

Albany Jan. S.-Fire broke out
early tonightrin the north building of
the state Normal college on Willet
street north OF Madison avenue. 1t
spread to the residence of President
William ]. Milne ana threatened 10
spread still further, under the sweep
oil a stiff northwest wind.
one fireman was seriously injurd by
falling debris The loss it is believed,
will reach or exceed 100000 against
v hich there Is an insurance of $780,
600 permitted by special act of the
legislature.
An immense stained glass memorial
window, given To the college by the
Students and alumni was destroyed.
The wind swept the fire round to
The chapel building. and it was with
the utmost difficulty that any build
ing in the college group was saved.
Roth' i'm the college aud the presl-
dents residence priceless records and
literary collections we're lost.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1906-01-09
HOUSE TALKS HALF AN
HOUR ON THE TARIFF


Washington. Jan. S.--With ovee
four hours devoted to the District Of
Columbia, there was left but a half
hour to be devoted by the house to-
day to tariff discussion. This was
utilized by Mr.. Sullivan. OF Massachu-
setss, who spoke strongly for tariff
revision from the democratic stand
point.
Mr.. Sullivan said that among the
people Of his state there was. regard
less of party. a universal demand for
tariff revision. He contended that Mr.
Payne, in charge of the pending bill,
had succeeded absolutely I'm showing
that there was no necessity for pro-
tecting American labor
Issue was taken by Mr.. Sullivan on
a recent statement made by Mr.. Gros-
venor, Of Ohio, that. Notwithstanding
the threatened tariff war by Germany.
that nation will be compelled to buy
foodstuffs of us He has offered
Mr.. Grosvenor unlimited time to ex-
plain the ground for this assertion,
but this was declined
Shepherd Gets Sensational.
Washington. Jan. S.--Representa-
tive shepherd Of Texas. today intro
duced resolution providing for the
appointment of a committee of repub-
lican and democratic members of the
house to investigate the recent vio-
lent expulsion of an American mother
from the white house offices and
grounds by executive officials and em-
ployes while she was seeking an inter-
view with the president of the United
States" The resolution was referred
TO tho committee on rules.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1906-01-09
Fonr Burned to DcaIb.

IiuiiAHlEApit Gdy Jdl. - III ~ ~
destruction Of their home at Cove. thfi
county, today. Robert Adams. his wifi
and two children, were burned Z
1oQfhf It'd ~ fa4f ~ f.fI
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1906-01-09
William Feeling Bad.

Berlin, Jan s. Emperor William is
confined to his bed by slight cold.
He is receiving the usual reports I'm his
apartments
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-10

NEw York Nov 10 ~ the fin,
nft galleries today tho annual ekhi.
hilton Of the New York Water ciui
waH opened to the public. Original
water oalprH and naHtota which were
never before exhibited Vere shown
aud ~ WAS announced that 70 prize Of
5000 wua presented by W feni for
The best water color Ia the exhihi.
lion. committee having aefs ~
been appointed 90 make the award
Nearly al prominent American art
iata nru represented at the eEhlhi.
lion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-10
CONCERT GIVEN
AT THE GRAND
FIRST APPEARANCE OF THE
SEATTLE eAoRAL.8YmPHoNY
SOCIETY TOMORROW After.
NOON.

The Seattle Choral symphony Ha
cicty JAMES Hamilton Howe. Mus
~, conductor. vii give SIX concert
IN the Grand opera haa-e durluI
tho season Of iB067. lad tomorrow
afternoon az gas o'clock the fira
viii be given with the following
program
Schubert Overture "Hasamunde'
Mendtlaauhn Hear Ny Prayer
Oh Tor the Wings Of u Dove
solos BY Mrs Helen Haworth
lsmmul
WieniaWah Polonaise In A..
John l. Gibbs accompanied b.
Mira Jas y iiusel
Howe .ts4,.s ss.. t.s,s s.4s4s,
Sing with All the Sons Of Glory
Aolna by Mrs A. n rita aud hof
bert y Williams.
Wagner sleeffied Idyil.......,
Wagner Norapiel ....."Lohcngrin'
bouuod ..tts.ts..sst Ave Nefum
Oaul "llark' iiark'' from Ruth
tul Ole nuil syendseh ....s4..
...... "HatcfiantonH BondaF'
(bl Gillet ........."In the Mill
MondelaHuhn .s..ts. .ts...t.+t..
TEAR Yo tafael.H from Elijah
Mrs Clara Georgia Lazarus
MendelHsuhn ....... ...4.......
Re Not AFRAID. from Elijah
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-10
CHILD TAX WAS
ALL A MISTAKE

Aud nov n develops that the
taxing ~ Roheff HeRon's A. ehll
drrn bY the water department Wnn
ali "a terrible mistake
Superintendent YoungH. asiar n
thorough investigation. announced
today that the whole blame lies
with q green" Inspector
The department bass no intoB
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-10

asement has DISCONTINUED the nai
lnoos ON ThuradAya aud FrlahH
but matlneon will bo given efeo
other afternoon OF the week Tla
play selected Tor next weel, heFlh
ning a. the sunday matinee 10 The
Wages OF Sin Tho story IL ono Of
love, devotion and villuisy aud De
eepuon. Tho offering for the week.
.of November Is viii DO a Sherlock
Holmoa play The Sign of the
-Four drama never before seen Ia
this city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-10
Lsoneavallo 10 Coming.

t.eoncavallo. author Of "fPagllac.
cay" sEaEa and other grand operas.
Is 90 appear at the Grand on the
nights OF November 90 and a. an
che director 90 la scala Theatsr
orchestra II sixty five pieces. aud OF
a doten noted Italian vaealista OF
both sexes The program viii be
largely made up OF Leoneayallo'u
own compositions The mail or.
der sale IL now on The regular
sale will open November Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-10

Dora Thorue. az rather R1w
land q Cllffosds company present.
lag 4. tiniahrs a week At the Seat
lie thaafaf tonight
'uacie leah SpFaceby- comes 70
ghe Seattle theatsr tomorrow after.
4uuu
~unrlm Josh ~ NeW England
farmer. and the piaY takes you %
tho usual and anasasi scenes Witch
are alwEys enacted IN sach PLAYS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-10
Roy IS PLACED
N IRONS
sas.olo BOY IN oe.
..,so CONDITION IS
-.,,srp TO FLOOR ~ PAR
ms

vnRK. Nav 20 chained
NV Az 10 the noor q a. s''ns
- esavy msuat'oN when VIZ
~ y ,esa 30 eould lHt e le,
is's.s. bs,. { years old. eas fnu''.l
essga ., 4, sa,cctses en- ne farm
ss..N sl.aa ou the Nath femes
40 msat Fiesh'ns otst tae
~ ~. 50 vas ,ieA a ras 'h5 'h ...
ssnaaa sklfi drswn about
Were fhc eaN aatneHtH t2
,. -. AIM tuau che ,elt
49, y. s.ssc.ses found ths bow
~ liss a peakcy lir f9''e 4
s l. ,..'srlns vsira cries ana aied
~, ~. shsn ubca they frrrt Mum
Y ~ W.. I. asa 60 Be iehn Nelson.
= : - oaasr q ths farut The
= - = e years ef ass VITA
: =. -. Ana a. years elt, Wcta
Hsea bail cash ~ Mseis-
~ ,srnsriau in the nslife court
-, s,s.ems rhc boy VAS turned
y 4 49, eAllireHs society
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-10
pias,sIibsS,. re.,.

NswtCK. IA Nov. ia
liberty true WAS planted here taday
aith great ceremony. around The
raot u which uas placed soil from
each af the states in tho uuiou and
territories The san Nas forwarded
BY the governors - states 20 tho
brunswick chapter Of the Daugh-
tsfs 81 ths American Revolution
y ha planted che tree
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-10

Seats are selling for the aps
paafAnCa az the Grand on
Tuesday and "Wednesday even
tnga and "Wednesday matinee %
Robert Etmsou In 'stronEhoari. =
under the management Of Hrnry y
Harris whe iast .eut The Lion and
the Mouse 20 this city Both plaY
and star wlll ba mes here. No une
Wiii 30 seated duFink the action q
che PLAY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-10
sta rhs,tsr. v.nasvIIls.

Tonight aud tomorrow afternoon
will be the last chances 10 see Mad.
doK II Melvin. the Three ililtona.
the moving pictures of the cow buys
and Indians. the Btadya Joe hal.
mont and ToEgo a Daniel at the
Star thcater
Monday afternoon the star Will
offer Maxwell 4 Dudley In "For
Sweet Charity Frank MofHlon
Kelly ana + u Calvert Ia Tom aud
Jerry e. w. tIttahcld In sing
ins. whi8tling aud character impcr.
aongliona huHuehamp In eccentric
aerohatic work aud Sanford a Oar
llngtou INA a comedy called Twenty
Minutes IN Vaudeville The song
aud motion pictures will finish out
the bill
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-10
rhs wnndsrlana ErhIhlt.

The following program of scenes
will BE- shown all nokt week betin'
Minis tomorrow IN the 1903 Flyer
touring ear az the Wonderland EN'
hlhll. SOC Second ny Trolley rides
through Cincinnati aud berkeley.
the former a winter Trip a i9uF
through Palm Beach. Florida aud
an auto tfip to famous scenic nariH
Of the world s.f
Demonstrations ~ how sticky ~.
fants are nuraed 10 HE aud healfb
by the hahY iuenhatoru. Rill eup'
tinus 10 the Annex l
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-10

Srst Thursday niGht only. "The
SlKn 81 the Cross Will hu aeen al
the Grand. the seat sale beginning
Tuesday morning Wilson Bar
rctts great religious aad historical
PLAY The Slsh 81 tho Gross in Is
long history ~ uacceNs has had a
marvellous Influence iot good Ia the
thrateF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-10

,axpaS Ner la Negotiations
= ssss~s esearleis here Tor ihg
- fss TIE National Etilefy.
wasaa Fialnan tiunta picture
- to- q Shalatt The pficv
. 5000 i b. s.afa eulneaa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-10
lrs You BuiIding2

-. n wss.4hauss Co. basement
....s. ksHliux carries a fnli brr
z kaaavx hafiwa9es which fhey
=, rsuanx cut 1t coat Hsrp Hot
A. nwrssss from 80 up "
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-10

Al the Graaa next Friday and
Saturday matinee. jules MurFy vii
present Ftofuaee Gear ant com
pauy in the comedy. rhe Marriage
81 Kitty Seats Wiii 50 Ga sails
next "Wednesday morning
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-10

Tonight The College WidoW
closes ia triumphant run al ths
Grand Tomorrow aud Aandat
nighta ahl Monday matinee The
fvel moving pictures oi The Cans
Nelson fisht sin ee shown a. tbs
Grand, and the firm Wtil tras
crowded houses u the Tight fans
Who we're unable 10 gut 70 tbs
rinEside 70 peFsan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-10
RIG FIRE At
SCRAN TON
.,Sy BUSINESS HOUSES oE
srsossp Loss ESTIMATED
Ar AALF A MILLION.

sRAxToN. IA. Nat g 4
1890 stwe. restaurant aHt
A..5.ess houses ou Nashius b
49, bagnrd this Wtefuias at
- Il l5ae ata
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-10
10, p,rtarn.ns, renInh,.

The Taylor company finishes tho
ueak at the Thtrd Avenue theater
tonight ia The Tie That Binds
After this seek che Taylor coin
panY vili take a lay off until tho
Third Avenue thsater feopena. ot SO
on the read.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-10
Remember

That u. G. Floyd A 70 set diamonds
and precious stones Of hil kinds. al
Collins building. Second ay. and
James II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-10

II yuu are buiidiug a home asnd
25e to Knapp a weAt. architects.
for a book u plans for pretty
homes ISL colman bldg ...
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-10

the light Of discoWaEinR ohiidrepH
Superintendent YouugB declared. %
~ ali q mistake NJ Hegon'a ohQ-
dten should not have been taxo4
There are Two families living IN bic
home and the accounts became
mixed"
Ia Yiow Of this .aet n f. believed
that tho extra amount collected "
the father 81 The ~ children IN con
iuvefsy viii be returned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-10

HONOLULU. MOI. IA. VI.
Brown fspDblleaR candidate for
sheriff. who was defeated BY e T..
lauka democrat has filed q peil.
ton for recount
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-10

sThs wages o. SIR
Al ths Lois thsatsf the mau
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-11-10
Now Is the Time to Act

You have been thinking it over Tor
some time now. Don't you think YOU
had better make your selections at
once? Come into the office and talk
il over. OF GO out and see for yourself.
Take the Madison Street Car to
Iohnson's Wharf. north side of Madi-
SON Street. ON Lake Washington Ask
for the Palisades statesmen; they VIII
take YOU to the Palisades FREE on
the regular boat
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-03-30

he neglected to explain just when he
changed from the paid representative
vi the Northwestern Railroad to the
r'.i "oad rate regulation ruoter, and
champion of the people.
Dld this change Of heart strike
Mr.. Crawford when ne started his
last campaign for Governor? Is he
any better man now and any better
t,icnd of us common people who pay
three cents a m,le cash than he was
" her. he was dealing out railroad
passes at Pierre????????????
Aud has Mr. Crawford discovered
any one who accused hun Of beng a
rcformcr and an anti corporation
friend of the people whcu he was
receiving a hig salary from the North
western road, and dealipg out passes,
and when every effort OF the people
TO make the railroads pay their share
of the taxes wss defeated ia The state
legislature at Plerre???? ,?????
Aud if Sam Elro1 does nat tax The
railroads high enough, how much
less would Coe .Crawtord tax the IN
if he was Gpvernor???????.???
MIR. Crawford complains bitterly
that the machine turned him down.
Lets see, in 1896. he was nominated
for Congress 10y the Republican con
venton That was the 'machinr.
The "machne" did not turn hum
doHn ,hat year. No The people OF
! South Dakota remembered the Tav
! Tor detdica1ion and other things
which happened when Mr.. Craw ford
was In Office, and the people turned
him down. The truth is. Mr.. Craw-
ford's machine talk is all in favor of
Crawford machine, the people Of this
state know it, and he can't bamboozl(
the people with anything quite Sc
raw
Mr.. Crawford advertlses himself as
the LaFollette OF South Dakota
Now let's see. La Toilette vas never
heated for Congress because people
were dissatisfied with his Administered
ion Of an important public office
when the treasurer had run away
with ali the state money: and La
Toilette was necer the paid represent
ativc of d great railroad company "A
he state capitol; and LaFollet' c WA
never on the State Board of Equalza
l,Uu when the railroad taxes were re
duccd with the assistance of his OWL
vote: ana LoFolette dld not begin II
preach reform IuSl when he discover
cd tnat he wanted to be governor
aud LaFollette never had a lob deaf
ing out passes for the railroad conl
panies at Il fat salary and La Toilette
influences around the state capitG
never tcnded to defeat righteou
+ railroad legislation. Wen then
where is the comparison:
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-03-30

state is now fOregone conclusion
Il is Il much clearer case thar it, was
80 years ago. 1t is ever, where adj
United that Mr.. CANDLES campaign
has utterly broken dowu-so much so
in fact. that many Of the insurgents
think he should Withdraw from the
night. Ii is equally clear that PHO
Hall has made himself an impossi-
hlltA ~ hio foolisi talk on the pass
quc> lou, ADD his equally foolish al
tack on the honest caucus law which
is also au attack on the primary.
The withdrawal Of Buell. after he hal
been in in the fight only three weeks
has destroyed the last iGsurgeut
hope Ia the Black Hills The Stall
wafl situation is improving every day
- the state. as news from counties
ike Lincoln, Moody. BrOuking>.
Grant and Bon Nomme prove The
stalwart organization comes up To The
firing Tine with we'll drilled and an
di>mayed force of seasoned veterans,
who knew the smell OF powder and
who cannot be frightened 10y demon
StratIons. The fight is over: and ap-
parently the only unsettled thing
about IL Is whether or nat the CraW-
ford Gamble people viii abide 10y the
result or whether they will be ready
To take that >pecla tram To Ganktor
to the dem ctatic convention, OF
which there has been >ume Sub-ro>a
talk in the state
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-03-30
Talk OF a Bolt.

Commenting on the report that the
Insurgents will bolt the next state
convention, IN case of their defeat.
which now seems assured, the Arte-
sian Commonwealth says:
'Aud the Argus Leader inierS that
the machine will bolt if the insurgents
win: aud there you are. :"
TO which the Argus Leader re-
plies,
"The Argus Leader never inferred
anything of the kind. Ii there was
any such inference drawn, it must
have been drawn by the editor of the
Commonwealth. The Argus-Lead
never even limited ut such course.
The organization men are ball play
ere, and there has been from nc
source suggestion that the organiza-
! tion would not abide by the outcome
of the convention. The files of the
Argus Leader will be searched IN vair
! for any suggestion, or hint or intima-
ton of a stalwart bolt.
On the other hand, the leading in
surgent daily IN the state has flatll
declared that it would not abide b,
| the action of the convention unless
Crawford wins, and that it will op
pose the election of Martin and El
rod should they get the republican
nomination. 1t is not likely, how
ever, that Mr.. Crawford will lea
such a bolt, as hels reported to hay
said at Milbank that if defeated TO
Igovernor this year. he would agai
be candidate two years hence. Gu
Ipredictlon IS. however, that MI
Crawford will not make this state
lment good, when the time comes.
The dereat of the insurgents in tn
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-03-30
COE NEGLECTED THESE

In his speech in Sisseton the other
night there were some things that
Mr.. Crawford did not explain. For
instance, he was discretely silent on
just what was the effect on railroad
taxes in this state, of Mr.. Crawford's
services for ten years as the paid re-
preventative OF the Northwestern
Railroad Company .at Pierre. Also
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-03-30
South Dakota Statistics
STATE oFFICIALs

STATE OFFICIALS
Lieut. Governor ......... ...-....I f, McDousai
Secretary OF State ID .. W ipf
State Auditor --...-.. j. +, Halliday
State Treasurer. ......... e.. c. Y Allen
Attorney General -...-...- PflIo iail
Supt. of Public Instruction ....... q. " Nt>i
com. School and Pub. Lands ..... Bach
Judge Supreme Court ......... l,ltk fancy
Judge Supreme Court Howard t.. f'uler
Judge Supreme Court DlghtUu C"r>pu
clerk supreme Cour, .....-....... iirs,Uk rane
Railroad COmInlSS1 oier ...... w q. smith
South Dakota has an area or I6.o"o square
of ground. II is one fourth larger tnau the
combined area OF the entire groupcf New Eng
land states. During the last six years IT has
produced more new wealth III proportion 10
population than any state in tn, Union Care
fully prepared statistics show si36 .O63.264 pro
duced in 1903. or 1913 u for each man woman
and child residing in the state. The classified
lists of products which produced TINS
remarkable showing follows ~
Bushels. |siue
Whea, 4j266,Uu s29.422uU
Corn -. 32OOO l3.sl92G
oats .6,CuOO,N 7.2sO0,U
Barley Nl32.50U lOO0OO
RYE Ip)Ws 10000
Flax 35oo0n 900. 090
Potatoes. gardens. fruit. etc 3''oouo
Hay and fodder. .........- ...... l63 .S40OO
Dairyiano creamery ..... ......... 4.3OOo0
Poultry and eggs. .....- .......
Live stock .-.....-,. ..--..-.. %.9aOl.to
Wool and hides ................ 800, l64
Minerals stone and cement .....-.. 10000 900
South Dakotas commercial ambitions have
not Blinded her TO the value ana inter ests
considered by some of less material. but t."
the minds of many no less lar-e those per
south Dakota hu, gained a world wide re pm
t;,tion for her educational facilities well as
agricultural and commercial pursuits The
schools occupy and merit a place in the pub
lie eye seldom accorded 10 them H. any
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-03-30

ONE of the things Il cozy cornor Is
good for-for the hired gin To sweep
dirt into.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-03-30

ALTHOUGH the government
doesn't encourage COMMUNICATING. IT
employs IA lot Of congre>smcn WHO
rass had bills.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-03-30

DIRECTOR
MUNICIPAL.
CITY OFFICERS

MUNICIPAL
CITY OFFICERS
MAJOR. ) A Kickert. Gl,y Auol,o. :,
Emerson; City Treasurer y ID. Paulson:
Guy Attorney, j. j. Batterton; Ciry Marshal
T.. A. Burdck
CITY COUNCIL
Meets Il, Ci,y Han hrs, Momduy evening OF
each month
Aldermen list wnrd-A. W. Tower. o. II
Aldermen 2d wa,d-Joseph plut B T.
Aldermen I'd ward-D Dan Pfremmer. e.
CITY FINE pEpAHlMENT
Meet every Thursday evening at City Hall
Chief H. L.. Corteyou
Asst. Chief-R. NJ Howell.
Captain Nj. A. Murphy
Foremen "A, j. Tuor. u. j. rrindiville.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
Sherii :.:.... ............ John Minder
Register of Deeds 49,. War Stadstad,
AUDITOR. 1900. .............. w. c. Oliver
Treasurer 49,. Thos. Thompson
Supt of schools ............O O. ii. Jones
Jerk of Courts ................ l.. VIM Foss
a-GItN Judge ....,. ......., j. o. Andrews
rN"Nor ..........-. ....... ........ ........
Coroner. -....,..... DIR. Wilson.
Commissioners ;s ' + y 1 X t;S"
5th 30 II. Odin
MARKET PLACES roR SALE or Moa:GAGGp
CHArrELS,
AZ the front door of the postotflce in the
following towns: Sisseton. Wllmot. Summit.
Peever; White Rock. Ellington, Vernon, Co
roma the o. O. Lohre postoflice. Sec L. One
Road Twp. Also in front of school house
known rs the town hall in Becker Twp.
Front door of store building on Section y
township l2S. range ~.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-03-30

WHEN ii man 'ild> on a banana
peel he is pretty sure TO break one
of the commandments, il ne does
not break anything else.