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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-11
ROOSEVELT AWARDED
NOBEL PEACE PRIZE
Norwegian Parliament Confers Upon
the President of This Country
Distinguished Honor.

CHRISTIANA. NORWAY. Dec. TO-
The Norwegian parliament has con-
terred the Nobel peace prize upon
President Roosevelt.
The Nobel peace prize is awarded
to President Roosevelt in recognition
OF his services in ending the Russo
Japanese war Candidates for this
distinction must be proposed by leg
islative bodies, peace organizations or
universities. The Nobel peace prize
is part of Request left by DR.. Alfred
bernhard Nobel. the Swedish scien-
tist, who died in 1896.
BY his will large portion of his
fortune was devoted to five annual
prizes, each awarded for the most i'm.
pcrtant discoveries in physics, chem.
istry, physiology or medicine; for the
most distinguished work of an ideal
lstic tendency in the field Of litera-
tnre and for the best effort toward
the fraternity of nations and the pro.
motion Of peace.
The last named is awarded by the
Norwegian parliament. The others
are awarded by institutions at Stock
holm.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-11
MRS. BIRDSONG'S Jury
CAN'T AGREE ON VERDICT
At Two O'Clock This Morning IL
stood Eleven for Acquital and
One for Conviction.
(By Associated Press J

HAzELHuRsT, MISS. Dec. IL
The jury i>Sle case of Mrs. Angie
Birdsong charged With the murder
OF DR.. tomas Butler, 1t was re-
ported at 2 O'Clock this morning
stands IL to 1 for acquttal. The
case was given to the Jury at
q o'clock last evening. Senator Nc.
Laurln made the address for defense.
who is also a relative. He advised
mat the women present leave the
room which most of them did. He
said that If the defendant had been
debaunched arid had slain her de.
baucher. he had met Justice. He
said Mrs. Birdsong had become :,
wife at 10 years and that after
the birth of her first child she had
developed diseased mind.
Judge Miller's Instructions to the
jury were significant he said that
the jury take into consideration
the fact that the defendant was n
woman and consider her act. He
declared she should be acquitted
moreover If it, were true that DR..
butler had attempted to assault her
ana II she considered her honor in
danger when she shot him.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-11
Two Business Blocks Blown Down
by Wind and the Damage
Amounts to 100000.
HEAVY LOSS IN HARBOR ALSO
Ferryboats Had Hard Time Getting
Across the Bay Without Being
Wreckcd-So Much Debris in the
Streets That the Trolley Cars Had
to Suspend Operations.
(By Associated Press.)

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Dec. TO-
A heavy gale sweeping along the
coast at registered velocity of As
miles an hour struck San Francisco
today and caused the death of Ia
borer and severe injury of several
others who were caught by falling
wall. Shipping in the harbors was
damaged considerably and in all
quarters of the city, walls were hurl-
cd to the ground. blockading the
streets and interrupting travel. Street
car service was about entirely sus-
pended. On the bay the storm was
terrific. The ferryboats proceeding
with extraordinary caution, were toss.
ed about until scores of passengers
were made sick.
The large building at Polk street
and Van Ness avenue gave in before
the storm and all the valuable mer.
chandise housed was ruined.
The loss through this disaster is
100000. The buildings Occupied by
the California Notion and TOY COM
pany. at Post street collapsed and
most Of the stock was DESTROYED The
firm will lose nearly 100000.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-11

eral debate on the bill, rs 1t Is the de-
sire Of the Republicans to keep the
bill before the house until adjourn
ment for the Christmas holidays.
Simplified spelling held the attention
of the house for an hour or more, the
paragraph in the bill fixing the ortho.
graphic standard in some recognized
authority. furnished Mr.. Clark of Mis-.
souri,. Mr. Gillet of Massachusetts and
MIR. Livington of Georgia an oppor-
tunity to express themselves on the
merits of the Presidents order to the
public printer relative to modified
spelling.
MIR. Clark of Missouri humorously
calculated that II would take four
hundred years TO reform the English
language by adopting three hundred
words year.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-11

England has been secretly building
war ships which did not appear In
lis official published statements.
Human nature has not yet reach.
cd TINT stnge of universal brothers
nood where the Golden Rule il tho
lrst principle of human conduct.
I'VE hope that time. will como, but
1t has not arrived yet. What would
distinguished gentlemen interposc
against the ships of war Of a for
clGn nation attacking our shores
tho Ten commandments?
"a strong navy is mighty factor
IN compelling arbitration. Is Il
usual TO expect that strong man
VIII arbitrate with weak one
when he knows In advance he can
whip him Would England have mr..
bitra,ed with Venezuela II tho United
states had not stepped in?
Those advocating Internal I'M
provcmcnts at the expense OF tho
navy, In my Judgment, mako Il great
mistake III thinking they can adj
vance their cause by attacking tho
navy. The people Of this countr,
want Il strong and cIllcicnt navy.
Ihey believe national defence Ia OF
the first and greatest Importance
Our foreign policies, the defence of
orr insulnr possessions, our Increase
Ing commerce, tho Monroe Doctrine
which makes us practically the
guardian OF the Western Hemisphere
demand strong and efficient navy
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-11
WILLIAM WHITE NAMED
Chosen to Head Richmond, Fred.
ericksbuPg 8 Potomac Road.
FACTIONS MET N RIcHHoHD
Railway Officials Met the Represen.
tativcs of the State In Executive
session--What Happened at Meet
ing Kept a Secret.
Especial TO the Daily Press. /,

RICHMOND. VA, Dec. 1O.-Harry
Walters, president of the Seaboard
Air Line Railway, Alexander Ham.
ilton, general counsel of the At.
lantic Coast Line: A. p. Thorn. gen
eral counsel Of the Southern;
George w. Stevens, president Of the
chesapeake and Ohio: Judge Leg.
II. Watts, general counsel Of the
Scab0ard Air Line and Samuel Rca
vice president OF The Pennsylvania
met the representatives OF the state
in executive conference this after
noon, in regard to the policy of the
Pennsylvania of dominating the
Richmond Fredericksburg and Potom-
&C. In which the Pennsylvania owns
the controlling interest.
Nothing can be learned as to what
took place at the conference Of
the contend.9g interests. but 1t was
announced after the adjournment of
the conference that William Allan
White. of Norfolk. had been decided
upon rs president OF the road. Gov.
crnor Swanson and other state OF.
fcials will not discuss the matter
tonight.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-11
Hand on a Tug Gels Two Frozen
Men From a Barge.
TERRIFIC STORM WAS RAGING
All Lost on the Barge Buena Ventura
Which Was First Prize Captured by
American Navy During War With
Spain.
(By Associated Press. !

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Dec. 1O.-A
tale OF heroism was brought into mort
today by the tug Walter A. Lucken
mach. when every other man on board
the tug declined to risk his life in an
effort TO rescue two MI of the
laundering barge Buena Ventura,
which was in tow of the Luckenbach.
off Montauk Point last Friday, Nit
chell B. Bruse. a Greek seaman. stem.
ped up to Captain John DAILY and said
that he would make the trip alone. IN
small boat In the height of C. fierce
northeast gale he rowed to the barge
and rescued the Captain, Ole Owar.
sond, whom he found frozen to the
topmast. and as soon as he had placed
the helpless captain on board the tug
with garments covered with coat of
ice from head to foot, put out again
and released Seaman Charles Mar.
tin. who was frozen to floating
hatch which had beer carried away
from the sinking barge.
The two men off the crew of five
were the only ones to escape death.
The drowned were Shorters. engineer.
address unknown; John Matte, deck
hand, address unknown, and Jack
Hoyt. Fall River. The heroism of Jack
Bruso was looked upon by his shin.
mates as no less remarkable than his
escape from death in the
little boat which every moment seem.
ed likely to be smashed by the great
seas.
me barge from which the men met
death was converted for the coal car.
rYlng trade from Spanish tramp
steamer. She was the first prize OF
the United States navy Immediately
after the war with Spain broke out.
the gunboat Nashville capturing her.
rhc Buena Ventura, coal laden, was
the last Of a tow Of three barges
which left Norfolk Va, in tow of tho
nuckenbach Tho other barges 81
Harry loaded wore tn" Cart were
and the Annie II. Smith. were
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-11
BICYCLE RIDERS
AWAY BEHIND RECORD
Twelve, Teams Are All in a Bunch
and One Other Only One Lap
Behind.
(By Associated Press !

NEW YORK, Dec 10.-Twelve of
lne original teams remained in the
SIX DAY bicycle race at Madison
square garden tonight. A thirteenth
team was made up of J. w. Bedell,
OF the Bedell Brothers combination
and Walthour, who doubled up after
their original partners had been so
injured as to be compelled to per.
manently leave them.
me midnight score was 492 miles
~ laps. for twelve of the teams
with Wlalthour and John Bedell one
zap behind. The record for "a hours
Is $40 miles and one Ian.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-11
SENATE ASKS FOR THE
RECORD OF TWENTY-FIFTH'
Secretary of War Directed 10 TeltS
Whether It Had Ever RartlcI.
pated in Other Riots.
(By Associated Press. y

WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. 1O.-r@
At the instance of Senator Cn}bprss
son, the senate today agreed to 81
resolution, directing the zsecretAy
OF war to furnish the sonata lnfo.S
nation as to whether the three
companies of negro troops Of tfls33
Twenty-hfth infantry had ever been.
involved in any riot raid or other
disturbance prior to the BroWnsyillas
Texas, affair of last August. lFmlis
details are asked. 81 Isss
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-11
SECRETAY OF WAR
TAFT IS INTERESTED
Wants jamestown Appropriation In.
GUIDED in the Deficiency
Bill

Secretary of War Taft is said TO he
greatly Interested i'll the proposed ap.
preparation by Congress of 81 900. 600
Tor loan TO the jamestown Exposi-
ton Company. The secretary yestcr.
day conferred with John Sharp VIII
liams and other leading members in
regard to the deficiency BILL in which
IL Is proposed to include the James
town appropriation.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-11
W " can 1 "a Off Hog island.
hctatod proooN

/! Pedies to any MD. Dec. 1o.-The
lash q speedy andttan which arrived
skin diseases" Thd New York, landed n
24 Of seven men, who
Mar. 80, 1905. tf their vessel water.
nS%oIp ssoH E1 pr,n and island by passing
s co, IL. q catieafs soap. ansferred to the
b Rad % os s az Slns ked vessel was the
chs hem. eG orp n. ee,e, el lumber laden
as- AslsdFNe, q All. About to Boston.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-11
ODD FELLOWS TO
MEET Al JAMESTOWN
Gn1nd Lodges Of Virginia and North
Carolina VIII Be There on
May 10th
(By AssocIntod Press J

NORFOLK, VA, Dec. 1O.-The
]. Q. 0. i, grand lodges of Virginia
and North Carolina, will meet Joint
ly In Norfolk in May 1907. The
Virginia grand lodge will meet from
May TO 8 inclusive and the Joint
meeting of the two grand lodges
will be on MAY Sth and 9th. Tho
North Carolina grand lodge Will
meet In That state first and come I'm
a body TO Norfolk us "Fraternal
Visitors" May 10th will he 8. l..
o. o. F.. day ut the jamestown Elk.
position and many Odd Fellows from
other stntes are expected here on
that date, including officers and
other representatives of the sover-
-eign. grand lodge.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-11
Current Kills Edward carper.

ROANOKE. VA, Dec. 1O.-Edward
a. Carper was elcctrocutetl last night
in the bathroom of his home in This
city by attempting to turn on an cleo.
trio light while standing directly over
the radiator. He was killed instant.
~ his right arm. bba and right leg
being burned fearfully.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-11
President NntIfIea

WASHINGTON. D. c., Dec. 1O.-Mr.
G. Hague. the minister from Norway.
called at the White House today and
informed President Roosevelt that
the Norwegian parliament had con-
ferred on him the Nobel peace prize.
The President will make an approprI-
ate response.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-11
Secretary shaW's Statement After
a Conference with Bank
ers' Commission.
WILL RELIEVE THE SITUATION
Federal Government. VIII DeposIt 3
Ten Million Dollars In the eanka
Of Some Of tho Larger CltIes--s
Money Muut All Be Returned sys
First Of February.
(By AssocInted pross.1

W. <ApepSNttyu l'TGHB.J H..st.t'tsRs
WASHINGTON. d, G. Dec TO-
Secrelary Shaw had talk with
the Bankers Commission. now in ses.
sion IN the city, late In tho dav
made the following announcement
have received In the Inst ton
days an unusually large number or
letters from business men. renr., &
senting NIL sections OF the country
complaining Of tho extraordinarily
nigh rates Of interest. have con.
ierrcd during the same period, by
letler or personally. with large
number OF bankers scattered through
ont the South and Middle West No
well Ms IN tho East. have today
conferred with tho Commission of
the American Bankers Association.
now In session In this city. the
gentlemen representing Chicago. st.
LOUIS. New Orleans, Atlanta, Pitts.
burg, indianapolis DesmoInos and
.iher cities. From The best OF In.
formation can get think the
following describes the situation
fully. n - I,
Our blessings nre the real cauHo
OF actual stringenoy In the money!
market. An ,lnlIsisstesy syits: "a ~
and unexampled Hhdustfial e&eiiyify.
nave created an unprecedented dc.
mnnd for money The world Is
everywhere prospfous and money il
In great demand throughout Europe
ms well ms In the united States. we
never had such d storm of credits.
me manufacturers Of cotton are
buying that staple by the traln
lond. Tho cotton planter demands
actual cash. and he carries 1t homo
III MS pocket. The western farmer;
Is paid In checks which he deposits
III inc bank TO Ills credit, and there.
iore does not absorb actual money,
MS does the cotton planter This
money should be returned 10 tho
banks when the planter settles with
his merchants soon after the first
Of January. but between now and
then tho cotton consuming country,
us wei. as tho cotton producing
country Is short OF money.
New England has sent millions
to the South, and tho manufacturers
OF cotton throughout the South
have exhausted tho capacity of local
banks ana arc trying TO borrow
elsewhere.
The Plan of Relief.
There is no occasion for alarm
Jul 4 ltHcSc lncTe lS UccaSlOT5 IUTs5
relief. This have decided 10 grant
In tho following manner; | will de-
post ten million dollars in''SxIsting
repositories In the cities designated Z
below. These deposits to be re-
turned. one half on the goth OF
January and the remainder on thee
first OF February. Il
IL will also buy ten millions OF
the bonds of 1907 at the following
prices: Registered bonds Mt 101
and coupon bonds ut 1902, In the
event that the bonds purchased are J;
now held as security for govern,
ment deposits security will be ac-
cepted in lieu therefore. Not more
than one million dollars WORTH
however, will lie purchased from
any single institution.
"'rhe deposits will be made as
follows:
New York ana New Orleans So
100000 each; Boston, Philadelphia,
Baltimore, Chicago and st. Louis
100000; Cincinnati, Louisville Att
lanta and Memphis 100000"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-11
Meat Packers Trial Adjourned
(By Associated Prtss

CHICAGO. lis. Dec. 10.-The trial
OF the packing house corporations in.
dicted for conspiracy in restraint of
trade, was today continued until ian.
nary 10th. Attorneys for both sides
are engaged in other trials i'm the
United States district court.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-11
Woman Got Gun First.
(By Associated pross !

ER''''N1N9ftRIeV
uNlONfOWN. PA, Dec. 10.-Mrs.
antonio Brosils. so years of age, of
torestdale near here. shot and killed
her husband today during quarrel.
Following her arrest the woman said .
He reached for the gun to kill me.
but got 1t first and shot him"
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-11
SUNDAY SCHOOL WORKERS,
Addressed by Rev. m. q. Porter at the
First PRESBYTERIAN Church

Rev. M. b. Porter, superintendent of
Sunday schools and young peoples
work for the Atlantic Coast States
for the Southern Presbyterian church,
delivered an interesting and instruc-
tive lecture to the Sunday school
workers Of this city and the First
Presbyterian church last night.
Rev. Mr.. Porter Is making n tour of
tho churches of the Norfolk Presby-
terry.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-11
New Ambassador to Russia.
(BY Assocfated Prnss

WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. 10
The President has filled the vacancy
by the transfer to the cabinet of Am
bassadcr Mevr Of st. Petersburg by
the selection of John w. Riddle at
present minister to Roumania and
Servia, whose nomination will be sent
to the senate tomorrow
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-11
Browns Condition is Critical.
INV Associated Prnss0

WASHINGTON. D. c.. Dec. To-
The life of former United States SEN
a'cr Arthur Brown. of Utah. who was
shot by Mrs. Annie NJ. Bradley, in
his hotel apartment here Saturday
afternoon, tonight is hanging by a
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-11
Held for. Grand INV z.

Edward Brandon, colored WIS hei3s
for the grand jur'ss yestsrd Ii, IN, II OIL
on the charge Of dhuseb rea king I
prisoner is alleges 70 have; bro lsh Il:
to room In MY tyery stable; N b S
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-11
SIMPLiFIED SPELLING
IN CONGRESS AGAIN
Champ Clark Figures Out That it
y Would Take Four Hundred Years
to Reform Othography.
(By Associated press !

WASHINGTON, D. c.. Dec. 10
The house today began consideration
of the legislative. executive and Judi
cial appropriation bill No efforts
were made to limit the time for gem
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-11
Or. Porter 20 Sneak.

Rcv. ]. w. Porter. d. D.. Will nd
League at the Twenty.second street
school In East End this afternoon at
, o'clock.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-12-11
Aldermen Meet Tonfehl

The board OF Aldermen wiKToN
tonight In regular session. INIT.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-06-07
NOTICE OF HEARING APPLICATION
FOR PERMIT.

WHEREAS. One n. G. Henrichsen has
sfEivira. BuffslO County. 3. D.. an appllca.
ton for permit TO engage In the, business
OF Selling Intoxicating liquors st Retail In
the building situated on NEx OF section H
in Township lO7. Range %. OF the township
OF Eivira, OF Buffalo county, B6okh Dakc.a.
which application ID Accompanied By petit
tion bearing the signatures OF twenty legal
. voters y, =. sd sa,a scSnsniS ~ .nn,csn psr'
Now Therefore. Notice ID hereby given
that said application and petition VIII 10
heard By tho township supervisors at 6ann
VALLEY In the tovnshipof Elvira, Buffalo
County, 3. d.. on Monday. the 18th day OF
June. l9V6. when and where any person or
persons may appear and show reason why
such permit should not DO granted.
Dated this sth day OF June. 1y.6.
J.v. DRIPB.
Township Clerk.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-06-07
De.l.y serpent BITES

are as common In tndia NJ are stom-
ach and liver disordrrr with us.
For The latter however there is a
sure remedy: Electric Bitters; the
great restorative medicine. of which
i. A. Brown. BAnDettsyille. S. q.
says: .They restored my wife TO
perfect health, after years OF suffer
ing with dyspt psia and d chronically
torpid liver" Electric BitteEs carr
chills and fever, malaria, fBtliousness,
lame hack. kidney trogbles and
bladder disrorders. Sold on guaran
tee by all druggists. Price 5Oc.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-06-07
nsrEp FoR sALE. Nay !. lpa.

Owner: Not Afraid Of Rear. sole heir Ia
the matter OF the estate Of Hannah Bear. de-
ceased. Description: WksEk Sec. 2s-ios-75
containing 40 acres.
Owner: John Blake. sole heir In the mat
ter Of tho estate Of Emma Blake. deceased
Description; whSEx Soc. i3-ioe-7s. contain.
Ing 80 acres,
Owner: Mrs. winuns Arrow. sole heir In
the matter OF the estatcof Mrs. white Bear.
deceased. Description: NE't Sec. .i-ioo-74.
containing 100 acres.
Sealed bids viii be received on tho above
described lands on any date up 10 and In
Guiding August 4. 1909. and opened August o
ieo6.
HARRY o. CHAMBERLAIN.
u. 8. Indian Agent.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-06-07
LIST CT INFER TED
INDIAN LANDS.
For Sale BY U. 5. Govern
nent at Cow efesk1s
Agency. S. d. !

A certiHed check for onc- fourth OF the
amount bid must accompany each bid--check
10 f,c made payable to the order OF the Conn
missioner OF Indians fairs--a separate bid
must be submitted for eath allotment.
The sealed envelopes containing bids
should NOT have noted thereon descriptions of
the lands 70 which the bids relate. but there
shall DO noted on such envelopes the date
on which the same are 10 be opened.
HARRY ID. CHAMBERLAIN.
q. 9. Indian Agent
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-06-07
LISTED FoR sALE MARCH i.. iaoa.

Owner: Mrs. Little Voice. solo heir sn the
matter OF the estate Of Oosica or Hard 10
Wound deceased. Description ShSEk Sec.
Is-io7-72 containing 90 acres
Owner: Burnt Prairie sole heir in the mat
ter Of the estate of Ptewitko or Crazy Bull.
deceassd. Description: swk Sec. 3i-ios-7s
ioe Ind s3iilQc scres.
Owner: walks in the Center. sole heir In
the matter Of the eststc Of .Matowocinsics OF
Cross Bear. decreased. Description; VIZ Soc.
i7-ios-7i. containing 80 acres.
owner: Wood Piiar.' sole heir In the mat
ter Of the estate OF Emma Wood Piler de-
ceased. Description; .,NEk Sec se-io7-7o
containing 100 acres
Owner: William VIII. sole heir In the mat
ter OF the estate OF wakita. or Guy WIKI. de-
ceased. EHNEA Sec. 2s-ios-7l. containing
60acres.
Owner; William Wiki sole heir In the mat
ter OF the estate Of MoiIie Wiki. deceased
Description: wHNEA Sec. 23-ios-7i. con-
tanning 50 acres.
Owner: Mrs. White Horse. sole heir In the
matter of the estate OF Mammie White Horsc
deceased. Description: ShswA Sec. 5-i09-72
containing 20 acres.
Owner; White Day Woman. sole heir In th,
matter OF tho estate OF Tckicak. or FIRST
Born. deceased. Description: 81 NwA Sec
is-ios-72. containing so acres.
Owner: Andrew Lone Bull. sole heir In the
matter OF the estate OF Andrew Lone Bull
IT.. deceased. Description. WhsEk Sec. q
-ioS-70. containing 10 acres.
Owner; Charles Walker. sole heir sn the
matter OF the estatetotN snasawin or sears
decreased. DESCRIPTIONS: w,ssWA nee. i.-
i07-dr. containing 81 ACRES.
Owner: Joseph 81. John and Antoine Ron
dali. sole heirs in th- matter OF the estate o,
Margaret Rondali. deceased. Description
IN Sec. cs-ios-7s, containing 100 acres.
| Sealed bids will be received on the above
describcd lands ON any date sup to and In.
clndinx jane =. 1908. and ops-ned June 2. 1905
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-06-07
LISTED roRsALE. MARCH !. 1905

Owner; Plays with Iron. sole heir In the
matter OF the estate Of Frank Plays with
Iron. deceased. NEkSEA and NWAsEk
Sec. s-io9-ss containing 20 acres.
Owners: Plays with Iron. sole heir In the
matter Of the estate Of Mollie Plays with
Iron. deceased. Description: ShsEk Sec.
a-i00-72. containing 90 acres,
Owner; Thomas Rattle Tail. sole heir In
the matter OF the estate OF Thomas Lee Rat
Ito Snake. deceased. Description: NEAsEA
and swhsEk Soc. 3l-i0e-7i. containing q
acres.
sealed bids will be received on the above
described lands on any date ND 70 and In