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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-09-13
Treasurer's Report.
For School District No. IA, County of Cass.
State of North Dakota for the Year l905-l906


RECEIPTS.
Cash ON hand at beginning of school
year, July 1, 1905. Observation-Disclosures 296 81
Total u cunt received during the year
tuition fund -. - $50. s'e io7 80
Total amount received during the year
from the appor sionment of the
county tuition fund :. -. 81 "a
Amount received during the year from
taxes levied by the District School
Board, including outstanding war
collection OF taxes .................. 16i So
cash on hand July /, 1905 1850. IS sS7 a.
EXPENDITURES.
Amount paid during the year for
school houses, sites, and furniture . 48 06
Amount psid during the year for sppa-
ratus, fixtures, etc ...4a., II "a
ers' wages 800 !. $50 1896 90
vices and expenses Of school officers 81 90
dental expenses 80 &. -. 10 SO
Total expenditures for the wear $50 10
Cash on hand june 80, 1905 .......... 50 rs
Sysss4s -----
Grand total. expenditures and cash on
csipts .......-....~ s..........s........$ eS7 "A
o. p NORDBY.
Treasurer OF School District No. a.
Approved this 10th day of July, A. d., 1906
BY order of the District School Board.
KNUTE LEE
Attest: e. J. MoRTENsEN
District Clerk
LSecs. 6S6 and M, Amended Revised Codes 1891
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-09-13
YESTERDAYS SCORES.
American League.

Philadelphia S. Washington 1.
Chicago Is, st. Louis s.
New York 2, Boston 4.
Detroit 5, Cleveland 4.
National League.
Boston Z, New York 9.
Pittsburg 5, Cincinnati 8.
Brooklyn 4, Philadelphia 8.
American Association, i
Toledo 2, Columbus l.
Milwaukee 2, st. Paul I.
Kansas City Z, Minneapolis 5.
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School Supplies.

Go to Turner's store, ITO Front
street, for school books and supplies.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1906-09-13
Dress Goods Sale.

Five grand dress goods bargains fol
Friday, at A, l.. Moody's.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-23
KERMIT ROOSEVELT
VISITS OLD RANCH
Presidents Son Riding Old D..
kota Range That Father
Rode in Early Days.
BULLOCK Is COMPANION
United States Marshal and Congress.
man Martins Son Make Up the
Escort for the Young
Roosevelt.

Deadwood. $. H.. Aug. 2e.-Kermii
Roosevelt. second son of the president
Mas so Captivated by his trip To the
black Hills last summer. when "A mail
brown bear. peacefully browsing among
the raspberry bushes. and three Wild
cats fell before his gun, that he a
returned To- see more Of the great west
and Ia enjoy u visit with hts fathers
friend. Captain Seth Bullock.
Bright and early Friday morning n
camping party. consisting OF Kermit
his friend. John Heard. who accom-
panied him: Captain Seth Bullock: his
son. Stanley. ana Paul Martin. son oG
Congressman Martin, left on horseback
for the Martin camp NJ Spcartish creek.
They spent the day there fishing. From
there they went to Belle Fourche, stop
ping long enough At the Bullock n
To pick up "A cook. From there on COW
ponies. with grub wagon bringing up
the rear. they Will ride overland To the
old Roosevelt ranch ON the Little Mis-
souri,. where the president once lived.
There young Kermit Will meet some OF
the men who knew his father when he
rode the range. The ranch " In "a
splendid cattle country, In the midst OF
rolling prnlrles. well watercd and Ter
tile. IL will the first time that young
Kermit has ever seen the place con-
corning which ne has undoubtedly
heard wonderful stories since his earl
lest days.
The trip will last for a week or ten
days and N purely "a camping tIip, as
no hunting " contemplated.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-23
SNAIL ISSUES WARNING.
South Dakota Slauahtcrhouses Must
Be Kent Clean.

Pierre. =. H.. Aug. 22.-E. W. Small.
the state pure food commissioner. after
making "a tour OF inspection of local
slaughter houses In the state has pre-
pared an dscnt out the following letter
o instructions to the superintcndents
OF the county board Of health over the
Rtatc:
II has come To- the notice Of h state
board OF health that the slaughter
houses ana premises I'm many localities
throughout the state are In such an
unsani,ary condition as to endanger
the public health. You are therefore
requested to visit and Inspect all the
slaughter houses within YOU county.
and require the following suggestions
ms n basis OF safe sanitary condition:
1. A plentiful n uncontaminated
water supply.
2. Proper and adequate drainage for
both the slaughter houses and the
premises.
:. a thorough cleansing OF the
slaughter houses n premises of
and offal after each butcher
ing.
Z. Each slaughter house should have
water tight floors. which should be
washed after each butchering: ample
subdrainagc and clean. Whitewater or
painted walls.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-23
SHARP CONTEST ANTICIPATED.
Two Prominent Politicians TO Fight for
Senatorial Tosa.

Bridgcwatcr. -. Aug. 2i.-Thc re-
suhliCan county central committee for
this tMccoOkb county. has issued "a
sail Tor the county convention To be
held at Salem. September Is. for the
purpose Of placing I'm nomination n full
legislative and county ticket. The rep
~-cscntntion will be- made up OF i23 dele
gates. and n number of sharp contests
IN the floor OF the convention are an
ti,ipated. /. J. Todd and l.. =. Tyler.
two uf Salem'H prominent politicians
and leading business men are seeking
the senatorial toga. while at Bridge
water a lively contest In on between
Jacob TSchettcr and H.. G.. Thorpe for
b." "ficc ~ representative. Among the
other contests arc w 4. Schmidt. OF
'Iuiyiota. and \. r.. Schmidt. of Spen-
.cg FOR the office az superintendent OF
schools. and II. W. Curl aud s. NJ.
~ lth Tor county clerk.
I'll. B"ridRcwatcr Union Telephone
,uIpIny has completed the construc-
ton 81 twelve miles 81 rural lines
southwest 81 here. making n total OF
10 miles Ia operation at the present
tiw..
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-23
CUSTER COUNTY PROSPEROUS
County Finances and Affairs in Ex
ccIIcnt Condition,

custer. =. u. Aug. Cluster coun
~ ~ more prosperous AT the present
time than IL ever has been before
County finances ana county affairs ~
every line are IN better condition thar
they have been since the county wa.
organized and bids fair To remain IL
an excellent condition. Mining inter.
csts arc prospecting and there are a.
present more than half q dozen gold
tin and mica mines operating within
the county. their average crew bcinI
about twenty men.
The bug infested timber which II
seemed would ga To waste IN now bcinI
timbcrS. over one hundred men are al
work ln this district cutting. trimming
and hauling the timber away. n mon
men are needed as the trees are moi
falling fast enough to suit Uncle san
and the contractors. Tho government
Is ADVERTISING for another hundred mcr
To cut and trim the bug timber The
object of cutting the bug infested tim
BIER IN tu cxtcrminatc the bug.
one Of the most important things i,
the bcttcrmcnt 81 the county II IN.
new forest reserve laws provided fsi
In the agricultural settlement hill which
WAS passed ut the last session nf con-
grcsS. The bill provides that All Ian.
in the furcst reserve that is mot ""Scr"'
with timber shat! 10 opened for settle
mcut and newcomers are taking ud
vantage uf the new lHw n arc ttN'
taking NJ hnncstcads.
Another Law. PASSED by tie last con
grcss was nnr providing that 10 pet
cent. 10 the receipts .r'fu the i'r"s'
reserve shall b. gwen o. the "a
in which they are situated. ~" money
to br uscl bS the slate legislatures lot
the good ~ the counties .u which th'
forest reserves are heated South d..
knta received s3.?99.oi Iy Err share 81
the proceeds from hrr forest reserves
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-23
FAMILY OF BUFFALO BILL"
Mrs. Cody and Children Are Visiting
in Deadv~ood.

Dcadwood. =. H.. Aug. 2i.-Some In
iercsting "reminiscences az n popular
Buffalo Bill" have been brought to
lie during the visit here Of his wife
and daughter. Mrs. Cody. with her
daughter. Mrs. Stott, and her grand
son. young Cody Boal. are In Deadwood
the guests OF Buffalo Bill's staunch
friend. Mike Russell. Though the long
nnircd Snowman is so well known
throughout the country. yet but few
people know how he received the name
by which he has been known for the
past forty years.
IL was I'm the years shortly after the
war when the United States govern
mcnt was building the Kansas Pacific
railroad west through Kansas To Den
yer that the government "A "A con-
tract with young Cody Ufor he was
then scarcely more than "A boy), to
furnish the graders with fresh meat.
The only kind available was that OF
the buffalo which Hboundcd hen ON
those western plains. Cody was a Ia
nous hunter aud used to round up an
entire herd Of buffalo. drive them nj
most to within sight of the camp and
hen slaughter them. When the supply
began Ga run low. the most looked for
and lunged Tor man la the Norld was
buffalo Hiil" aF he soon am TO he
known. II was after this h "A he went
TO Fort Russell Ia Wyoming and be-
game "a scout In the employ Of the gov
ernmcnt.
Mrs. Cody. though II IL not common
~ known. is a famous manager n one
~ the most competent and energetic
women farmers In this country. She
owns an immense farm OF about 1000
acres near North Plattc. Scb.. where
She makes her home. Although she has
4 superintendent ON her farm. yet she
oversees personally all the details. and
attends 10 every matter pertaining to
ner vast agricultural interests. She
-aiscs cattle. and also n a consider.
able acreage In grains. She ~ a good
loser. too. and did not even voice n
complaint when "A single storm laid low
standing grain To the value OF 5000.
Little cody Boal. whom she " bringing
up is the only son OF her daughter,
who died a few years ago..
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-23
cAeoosE FOR A SLEEPER.
Wreck in the Hills Detains Passenger,
Sixteen Hours.

Rapid City. :. D., Aug. IA wrcct
on the Northwestern railroad. abol;
two and one-half miles out OF this city.
detained the eastbound train ut this
point for sixteen hours. many OF the
passengers being Obliged TO remain -
the cabooSe all night for lack Of q
place To stay.
The train wrecked was the eastbouEi
freight and eight cars were ditched.
The contents OF "a number OF these cars
were completely destroyed. n the t.
tai loss has not yet been estimated.
About 200 feet OF h track were torn
up. m the cause OF h wreck remain
"A mystery. At the very point whcF"
the train was wrecked the rack haa
been baiiasted with especial care. and
i,u,hIng has been found To accoun To-
the catastrophe.
No lives were lost,
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-23
JAPS WILL BUY
DAKOTA FLOUR
Official Of island Empire Max.
ing Arrangements for
large Purchase.
r A MORE NUTRITIOUS
Dakota Wheat Contains More Muir.
ment Than California Wheat. ard
japanese Will Pay 100000
to Farmers.

Aberdeen. :. d.. Aug. 20.-Scizabuic
Shimizu. Japanese consul at Chicag
who II making Aberdeen headquaTt,r
for a few days while he Is 'examin.ag
the grain conditions In this country,
quoted as follows by the Daily Amc..
lean:
There can be no doubt but tbs,
Brown county u a wonderful agric.
tural district. the best In the wog.l.
My trip this morning showed that u
was the finest grain producing land m
the world. The country looks prosptg.
Gus. very much SO. and / do not ihirE
that II could nnd "A section OF counify
anywhere IN the world that would be-,
your Jim River valley.
Il am making this trip for the pul.
pose OF investigating grain condition
AID particularly for the purpose o! 10.
Eprcting the ins and outs OF the whca.
industry. My investigation II 20 b.
confined To- North and South DakUi.
and Minnesota. The government a.
Japan " making arrangements to hlg
ala the -four IL imports from the sc..
ton embraced by those three state
ana I ann here To- get statistics Tor
laDOIt 10 SnuiliA W tue kpNtl H4aAsFt
Heretofore the Jupancs have been bus
ing all their Hour from the PaVls
coast. from the states or Cali;or.i
oregon and Washington. That iour
all from winter wheat and Il In iu'
nearly as nutritious aS the spring o.
and blue stem grown Ia the DaEUtI
and Minnesota. Hereafter we viii D.
all our Hour from this section. LIS
year we imported between $1,000
and 81. OOO. 600 worth of Hour from ID,
United States: and that amount IA
coming year will be- spent in the D.
kotas and Minnesota.
There Is n possibility that Japancss
farmers may migrate tn these states So
establish a colony similar To our r.g'
colony I'm Texas. but hat Is oy 10
means sure"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-23
PIuMs ARE PLENTIFUL.

Vcrmillion. :. D.. Aug. 20.-Withog,
doubt the largest crop OF plums ard
apples ever gathered H. Clay coun'l
are now being brought TO this city az.
shipped from here To all parts of th.'
state. and some points in Minncs"'.
and Nebraska. Plums are the large.
ana best yield eve known and they q
bringing a good price. Seven hundrf,
and nity baskets were stripped fro
his point today. and II ~ expected tn.
a like number will be sent out ever
day this week. IL In estimated tbs
the total yield in the county this y,"i
viii be close to 5000 bushels. At pre-
ent IL Is difficult To estimate the app
Yield.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-23
cHAs. M. SHELDON AT YANKToN
Author Of "ln His Steps" Will DeIivs'
Lecture.

Yankton, s. H.. Aug. 20.-Charlcs "
sheldon. the famous author of In H.
Steps" has been engaged by Presid,
Warren. of Ynnkton college. To deliyr.
"A lecture In Yankton next winter. II
event will be OF special significance g.
this city, for he Vas once "A fanki't
boy. coming here In his early boyho"..
during the year 1872. lie lived OF %
farm with his parents. who later tCos
M their residence in Yankton. H.
father. who was "A broihcr-in-law OF ~
Joseph Ward. founder OF Yankton co..
lcge. served for many years ms non
missionary superintendent OF the Con-
gregatiunnl churches OF the Dakoid,
laying down his charge In 1855. b.
was also a leader In the movement 90
admit the territory as " states.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-23
CONGRESSMAN MARTIN HoNoRED
Named az Member OF Important Com
mittee with laFollette and Folk.

D~-adwood. :. D.. Aug. 22.-Congrcss-
man Martin has just received "A letter
from James r. Calgbreath. jr, secrc-
tary OF the American Mining congress,
naming him "A OF the special
committee OF five hat has been APP
pointed for the ungrc which meets
in Denver October Is 90 ~. Mr.. Mar
tin has accepted the honor ccaus OF
the service which he can undoubtedly
render To the mining interests al the
Black Hills. Governor pardec OF CAL
ifornia ~ chairman ~ this special com
mittcc. and Senator IaF'ollctte OF Wis
consin. Senator h OF Idaho and
Governor Folk OF Missouri Will be
asked To serve upon ~.
This committee ~ appointed for the
purpose Of preparing a draft OF a law
for The prevention 81 mining frauds
by state legislation. TO be passed upon
by the coming session of the congress.
II approved by this session. the Law
will be presented to the various state
legislatures for their action at the
coming sessions.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-23
END OF LONG LEGAL WAR.
Oak Street. Bone OF Contention at Wa
tertown, Will Be Straiphtened.

WATERFOWL. =. u, Aug. 22fLOak
Itreet viii be opened To traffic within
the week. Perhaps no streetfin any
city I'm the state has attracted ~. much
attention as 600 feet 90 oak street
crossing the tracks OF the Chicago and
Northwestern. Chicago. rock Island
and Pncifc and Minneapolis and st.
louis roads In WATERFOWL. For twenty
years the courts have had the matter
under advisement mt different times.
lnjunctions have been issued and dis
solved. and legal regulations have been
made and lost on this street. Three
great railroad corporations have spent
their braiEs and money on the ques-
tion, while 1000 north side residents
have patiently made an extra 300 foot
walk every time they went down town.
But IL II all over now and by the end
of tn week the street across the tracks
will be Strengthened.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-23

Germany boasts an astronomer who
probably approaches nearer To- being u
centcnarian han any b scientist OF
equal eminencc Tor many ycars-Hcrr
Gale. who last week celebrated nus
y5th birthday. Although he lives
quietly at Potsdnm and ~ cldom heard
% I'm public. Gales discoveries ;crrat"d
a great sensation throughout the civil
iized word In the middle nineteenth
century. In 1870 he discovered three
new minor planets. and six years later
acquired "A fame which VIII endure >"
lang as the science 81 astronomy sur
wives by revealing To- the world the
planet Neptune.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-23
Tolls Go tc.i.
Albert Dunn. &C cla 'irds. Ia. Hss Ser
ieus Accident While Painting
.r,ckcrtnck.

Mitchell. :. u. Arg 2s.-icstcrla,
morning wh!l' a youug wau wh" gave
his mann lg Albert Dunu. of Ciarlnda
Ia. WAS attempting TO- paint tire eighty
foot rmukcStack on the Turner Pro.
due ~cvlarany'u engine house. u" los
MS balance and fcli sixty feet. stiik-
INK GA 4 "a rup" % h roof ot tn
ground.
The fall broke ~ leu near h hiI
and NJ received Internal injuries. ih'
extent uf which cannot yet be deter
mined. lie was taken To- the detention
hospital. lie came here about TIVE
weeks ago and offered To leo the paint.
iug and returned sunday morning
made his attachments to th" smoke
stack. but in some mInnCr OF the
hooks guNr-Syay.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-23
NEW NAruRAIIzATIoN LAW.

Pierre. :. d. Aus. 22.-Attnrncy Cen
cral Hall has sent TO clerks nf courtt
OF the state q circular letter concerning
the new national naturalization law.'
which go into effect On September q.
After that date all blanks used va
naturalization eases must be secured
from the department at Washington.
and will be numbered. the clerks re-
ceiving them beng nctd-nccountabic
for all the numbers received.
Any application for naturalization
must he nlcd for a period 81 not lea
than ninety days before final action is
taken by the court. which action must
be ON a set day % a term: but no such
naturalization can be completed within
the thirty days preceding "A general
election.
The whole matter OF naturalization
IL practically placed under federal con-
troll. though through the machinery %
the state courts, and IL IL evident hat
the intent II s~tr.cter supervision ana
TO prevent wholesale naturalization,
Just III wedding IN election.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-23
eAsFoRp TAKES IN PARTNER.

Rcdnrld. s. H., Aug. 22.-Thc Ara 81.
Rnsfurd Bros. a. Basford. the name un.
der which the Rcdhell Press. n ;.ceI-
Is has been conducted f0s
some time. has been dissolved by m,'.
tual consent. George l.. Meyer his
purchased a one-third interest IN iL&
paper. and In future v viii be rl--
Quoted under the firm name OF E.s-
ford x Myers. q. =. EaSfoid will cen.
tinue rs and editor % the
paper. while George l.. Flyers viii be-
the city editor
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-23
SOUTH DAKOTA

That IL In practicable for any farmer
or gardener to advance the growth and
quality 81 table vegetables through the
direct application 81 electric current.
and with very little expense. is In pro-
cess Of demonstration by Warren IL.
Rawson. Of Boston. Heretofore. this
has been done by the use 81 electric
lights. Mr.. Rnwson found That II n
copper plate was sunk In the loan NJ
one end OF the bed and connected by
AN overhead wire with "A zine plate In
the soil ut the other end of the bed. a
measurable current OF electricity was
set up from chemical action 81 the
ammonia and other salts upon the zine
Mimic.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-23
BEET SUGAR MERGER.
At Least Seven OF the Big Miehier
Plants Are consol-
idatcd.

Detroit. Mich, Aug. eO.-The Jourra
announces articles OF Incorporate.
were filed In Lansing today, with a.
secretary Of state for the Michtg
Sugar company. which viii %conSolidai'
under one management at least sew.
Of the largest beet sugar manufactu'
ing plants In the state.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-23
FALL MAY PROVE FATAL.
Ueorsoeket Man Tumbles from Six
teer.Foct ScaHoldira.

NoonFockct. :. T.. Aug. 2i.--C'eorge
Cooper fcll from q scanolding sixteen
i,'; high Thursday evening and sus-
ta!Efd injuries from which there T. lit
tie chance ~ his recovering. 4 YER
tcofae g. either broken or d~lslocatea.
and he Is paralyzed from his shoulders
down. His mother lives 20 Lynch.
Ncb- and hts sister. Mrs. O;.s Slasor.
at Springfield.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-23
MRS. CA
GOES
Actress Sign
Business

New York.
ger-Paync Ihg|
t:dCt to app
management
ham.
This proba
ness %relatiou
David Belas,
she arose fro
who had beel
entire stage ,
Since her
-lused the b
b ~ received
IS many man
nam yestcrda|
accepted his
''ZaZa'' an
viii b., reiega
ghaIn-w he
'ountry Ihom1
FOR his star.
IN new plays
The openinE
but although
house will be
yet known.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-23

Consul George Horton writes from
Athens hat olympic games. recently
held with sue success In h u city,
and IN which American athletes SO
successfully competed. have n
very general interest among the Greek
people. As a result 81 this. two wealthy
Greeks. OF Egypt, Mcssrs. B%osioviis ana
Tsannkles. have presented Sso,oop TO
the government for the erection OF u
gymnasium nj Athens. the building ana
equipment Of which Will be personally
supcrintended by Crown Prince Con-
Etnntine.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-23

There Is something weird about
these voices singing To- us through the
phonographs.' said the sad-cycd
How do you know but the singers are
aead? I knew "a fellow once VINO lost
track az his sweetheart. a southern sitl.
came back from abroad ana conldh !
and her anywhere. lie went into one
IL these monograph houses, put ~ cent
n the alot and heard her sing. she a
irifted 10 New York and made a sort
u living for herself In concert haiis'
She had been dead two years.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-23
YOUNG GIRL ATTEMPTS SUICIDE.

Aberdeen, =. d.. u 2O.-The lrAi.
crew OF the east passenger train on a.
Milwaukee last night brought rcpor'
Of the attempted suicide OF a you s
girl nj Bristol. She was found lying .f
front OF the train ready To be- run oN'.
by IL when IL started. She was u =.
scnger on the train. but her idcuil'j
was unknown.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-23

King Edward carefully preserves pro-
grams OF the proceedings In which ne
has taken part. These souvenirs, sew
cral thousand In number. are preserved
In the library of buckingham palace. IN
the same way the king has kept all ms
theater programs since ms earliest
plny-roinE days. The bin OF the play
placed In the royal box used To be print
ed ON silk or satin. with u heavy fringe.
II n now. as "A rule. OF a less elaborate
nature but not, FOR that reason any the
less artistic.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-08-23

Butte, Mont.-The board OF cguals-
zatIon assessed Senator W. A. Clark
FOR Si.OOO.O 600 on his stock In the San
Pedro railroad. S~2.IIo.000 On his United
Verde mine and raised hts bank as
scssment $4,000. making an increase
OF more than $4,000. 600. The senator
had been summoned To appear before
the board. but did not respond L. agent
or otherwise.