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Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-12-07
Shelly at Gton.

Among the more celebrated OF the
names of Eton in my time have a
slight recollection of Shelley. He was
captain of the Oppidans, think. IN
1SlO-a fair lad, who, think, boarded
at Betheps.
| remember many odd freaks record
ed OF him He bought a large brass
cannon at an auction in Windsor and
harnessed many lower boys to draw
II down into college. 1t was captured,
think, by one of the tutors and kept
TIN the holidays at Hexter's.
| also remember that Shelley wrote
a small book In one volume in which
he collected together all the horrors
he could think Of. 1t was farrago OF
what In those days we called pamph'
lets, little thin siXpenny books OF ro'
nance, which the boys in want OF
reading used to purchase. | quite for
gel the name of this work Of Shelley's,
nor have | ever met with it in after
llife.-Nineteenth Century.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-12-07
OF COURSE DOG WAS MAD.
He Naturally Would Be After Being
Kicked in the Head,

The tall blonde person sailed ma
jestcally into union station in tow or
a heavy-jawed, ugly looking bull pup.
People SHE'D and gave the pair wide
berth for the brute's teeth looked any
thing but inviting. But one heavy set
German, lost in meditation, saw them
not and unconsciously wandered into
the danger line. The dog with snarl
made lunge in his direction, break
ing away from his mistress Too late
TO escape, the German, rather than
risk being bitten, planted well d.
rected blow with his foot on the ami
mails jaw. 1t capitulated and ran
whining back to his excited mistress.
"Oh, you poor pet she said, as she
EMBODIED the big brute In her arms and
looked daggers at the German. You're
mean, nasty thing. for hurting my
Nero" she exclaimed angrily.
You call me dose names, so? Py
chiminy, dot dogs mad" he replied.
"Mad,' The blonde fairly shrieked
the word Mad. I'd have you know
he's no such thing
"Oh. yes Ee.iss," responded the Ger
man r0nchalantly. Wouldn't you be
mad once if somebody kicked you like
| dot?"
And the crowd t'.at had gathered
gave the blonde person the laugh al
she sailed ont head in air with the
dog clutched under her arm, just IN
time to catch suburban train.-Pitts
| burg Times.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-12-07
FROM FANCY TO FACT.
She Woke Up When the Alarm Clock
Buzzed.

20, thank you!" exclaims the de
lighted wife, as her husband hands
her large bunch of money and tells
her to 20 right down town and buy
everything she likes.
Don't mention it," replies the hus
band. Il want you to have everything
your heart desires in the way Of
dresses and bonnets this summer. |
realize that | have not been as gener-
Gus as should have been, and | hone
| may be able to make up for it now.
Here, take this double handful Of gold
$50 pieces, too. Look out there!
You're dropping them
But the double handful of gold TWEEN
ties fell to the floor and went jinSling
here and there and the husband
laughed merrily until
B-r-r-rr-r-r-r!
1t was the alarm clock, and SHE
heard the voice OF her husband say
ing:
"Fll be late to work again to-day
Say, lend me half dollar, won't yop!
| haven't got car fare and lunch
money this morning
1t is such distressing occurrences as
this that make women wish they hau
married the squinteyed, freckled boy
who afterward left home and became
plutocrat. - Seattle Post-lntelil
gencer.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-12-07
Brides Watch rs License Fee.

John Burns and Mis- Gertrude Dow
ling, young c0uDle came to Whining
ton from Philadelrhia to be welded.
Upon applying at TIE Office Of Magis-
trpte PrCman for a marriage license
the bridegroom w@s surprised when
told II would cost SO. His total
amount OF cash was s2.75.
The license was made out and the
bridegroom-prospective was In a
cuandary Suddenly q bright Idea
struck him After a hasty conyersa-
tion with The bride elect the latter
produced her cold watch and handed
It to the young man. He l"ft In a
hurry pawred the timeniece with IN
acquaintance and, returning, paid for
the license.
The couple departed, all smiles. for
the home OF Rev GEORGE /. Wolfc-
the marry parson," where they were
welded.
The husband had enough left to
give the parson his fee They then
returned to Philadelphia.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-12-07

Moved and carried to transfer $4,000
from the game fund to the county gen.
fund.
A petition from the residents of
Springdale twp. for an appropriation
Of $4,000 to help in building bridges,
from bridge fund was on motion al
lowed.
Moved and carried that G.. 4. Nreim
be appointed committee of one to see
to the expenditure OF theappropriation
allowed in Springdale Twp.
Bids for wiring the court house were
then opened and were as follows;
Sisseton Mill and Light Co. 100000
The St. Paul Electric Con-
struction Co. 659.0O
The Sisseton Mill & Light CO. being
the lowest bid was on motion accepted,
with the understanding that the work
is to be all complete (but exchange in
meters and larger one put in and all
ready to turn. on lights. contract to
be made with the States Attorney.
The following bills were then al
lowed:
b. l.. Opsal for printing mailing cards 1 90
Il. I.aing com per diem and mileage l. 81
G.. A. Vreim II 81
| : r.. Allen
~augassing board, looking, after
bridge ana viewing slaughter house % OC
C. W. Sunge, com. per diem and mile
age and canvasing board 22 OC
| o. y. Odden com. per diem and mile
age and canyasing board lo "
| Bert \. see, justice fees 9C
7. W. Cahin, mdse for court house l3 a
| Thos. st. John acct Bert Horton wifi
ness fees lC
Mrs. W. Haight, board and room of
Waldren poor $500 allowed oC
w NJ. Welch s. Co. ofiice Supplies
| $24.Oo rejected.
Etna Insurance co. insurance premi-
| um II u
j. L. Mnder. delivering. ballot boxes,
| notices to judges of election and at
tending court 22G o.
X. X. Tower meals for jurors aud
board of E. W6od poor 25 0,
Affidavit of Howard Babcock for d
| iOllDhu VI po'"' VI PcioOlI"I WoPc' l!
taxes, for 1904 and 1903 in Victor twp
paid by mistake was on motion al
lowed.
Moved and carried to adjourn sinc
die.
Signed
Attest: S. +. Allen. Chrm
w. c. Oliver, co. Attorney.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-12-07
TIE MisER's N9ACO.
r.. rkshe Treasure Found After thc
Owners Ccat.

Owners Ceota.
An eccentric character whose real
nan.e for obvious reasons. aanol he
given, but who may be desi n1 " as
pucgrne loiteg. died q .cN az -
ago in a bowel in the outskirts
small town near the boundary line =.
tween Wisconsin and Illinois. WN.ch
he had occupied alone for many )" s.
says the Chicago Tribune.
Nh Blotter ostensibly made hi liv-
ing by raising vegetables and saw ng
weed. but he was extremely penu"i pds,
and The clothes he wore were litle
better than rag"
No effects Of any value were fo0nd
In his hut and he was buried by the
county.
But a neighbor who had suspected
for a long time that the old man was
miser and that he had concealed his
wealth somewhere about the premises,
resolved TO make a systematic search.
One dark night he took lantern, IN
AK and spade and went over to the
miserable hovel.
Inside of five minutes he found a
loose brick in the fetched fireplace
that had served q q late occupant both
for cooking and heating purposes. lie
pried II up. A foot or more below the
surface he discovered rusty tin box.
he lifted it out, and with feverish
haste opened It.
1t cont aimed bottle Of mustang lini-
ment a package of smoking tobacco
and a certificate of membership in the
German Baptist church.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-12-07
i5ra yanO6rugsifOleu.

81 bar netop mootaget Ell Qdmilet
fra Sanobru9sitOlen SrpOtings, Der
inobpoer til GeItageIie forte gNre-
turluser paa 10, ier % tolp llgcr ben=
bolosois MaisOprtning, &enommclie
al &OG8, 6jGrtrolbl 3oro5yug,
Stlfte paa 9ornlorter, 0apeoprining;
WteieriOriit pg Etonomi. Gisie Slrs
Illser begDnOer ben 2oen San. 1907.
Flo9ifterne 5Iir ubetpOeli9e, % ihanqen
6armergut oil ber tunne lGgge fig til
9ooe Gunoitaber paa gan0bru0ets
Cmraaoe iorit faa iarre ,5nteresfc for
9!rbeioet pGd 6drmen.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-12-07
&clhano.

6Oltet / HOberts Gountp 1or ior 3i=
Den en- iamlet Sp0reitillin9 pau oper
en- N(llliOn Dollars eller atturat
s., ,034, 3l3.0l inoiut ne foritjellige
Sparebunte Sisieton. WiImot g96ite
&pt Summit Corona og Qeeper.
Nfen naor Oct gjGlOer at ian ct ititte=
li9t 3ernbaneipltem 6ountoet - oa
ltaar Ou bronOanOe iait oo, Scar. Og
olli99OeI OiIOe .3nOit9oerne al Oisie
Sparepcn9e tunne blggc p9 intte /
@an8 baaoe en- Gcbl'n-Sernbane og
ct belt Saneipltem for Gountpet.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-12-07
Gur Tarnercll.

proi g. Is. 0anicn peO 3lnobrugss
ifOlen &rootings er uDlig tonlmcn
tilbl9e ira Sibirien, bpOr ban bar itu=
oeret FlantcpGrten me0 gooc &ellltOr
ter. Nan brin9er meO ii9 blanot an=
BET 6rp oF en- 2llialia Ylante, lom ban
er operbeOiit ON Dil tribes % taiit HE.
get al ljg ber i n0re YrNrieit0ter. Gen
bar guile glomiter, life blaa, O9 ben er
lu0rt baaroIer; ben Oorer irooigt pNn
be terre iibiriite Stetper, bpOr &uloen
Oite er Op 80 % 40 @rNoer. Set
Iibirlite Sanoitab er, iom iagt G. ipyt
Stre9, Dg aQigepd Uorer oenne @lnnte
pla Stepperne, p9 ben er ct uOmGrtet
sober iom buroe glore oct cnonn be-
Ore i Oorf Hlimat. Gen pil M iprit
bliDe unocrtaltet en- YyppeorrtninQ peb
Dor Stat5 ganobrugsiiole, og ollie cr
interesiereoe lloi0loef.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-12-07
A Case of Nursing.

THAT excuse is very cynical and
hopeless one said Senator La Fol-
lette. 1T doesn't speak at all voI for
the future"
He was discussing a certain corpos
atoms apology for dodging law.
"a cynical excuse he W. On,
and one that recalls 70 my null a
young and >retty nurse who sur lsed
ell her friends by marryns & rlo. man
OF 73 years
why on earth did you marry that
fossil friend asked the nurse
Well she replied, / thought |
might as well be engaged in nursing
one old man as a dozen.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-12-07
Traced TO Ancient SourceA

Not few of the familiar phrases
which avoid the use of the word death
date far back into ancient times.
Cicero said, He has lived" Seneca
put It, Not lost, but gone before A
third Roman cloak for the hard fact
Of death was "Abiit ad plures," or
"Adiit ad majores" Tie has gone to
the majority) The authorship of
this familiar phrase can not be de-
termined, but it is still In common use,
often in the form He has Joined the
majority"
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-12-07
gip MornGinac.

Gn 6urmer ber noro 6ountpet,
Der iii ioa itor 9lpIing. at ban life if
Plaos til aft, ianot pOa at bpg9e Iig Ell
miolertlOis &Ornbinge paa 9l9sren, %
BET uoierte ban baaOe fort Og billiSt.
9an oreu lire SjerneitOlper neo SOr=
ben, ing ct Staaltraaonet pmtrin9
os 'Oreoe iaa &inQen inopenoiG meo ct
tpnot 9aa al 80, % te ct SOrn blco
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-12-07
.Snoinncrne innr Vcnn(.

Reobuoerne bGn9er eiter paa Slnb
meo proiperitpuo8ncn. lIObetalin9en
al &e9jeringspenge I'll Dem bar MI io=
regaaet Ell Sio, o9 bDer Rerion iaar
line 60 Collars uoai De 500, 900, iom
blir uooelte. Nien ioa bar 10 ,5noia.
nerne iulot op al areoitorer. iom 9uer
ital bape lit.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-12-07
Commissioners proleeclnos.


Sisseton. =. d.. Nov. l6, 1906.
Board met as per adjournment. Full
Board present.
The application of DR.. G. NJ. Morton
as Co. Physician for $1,000 a year in
cluding medicine was on motion ac-
cepted.
The report of the viewers of drain
age ditch in Lake and Lee township
for an extention of time, was on motion
extended to Jan. lst 1907.
Justice report of Bert a. See for
quarter ending Oct. lst 1906 was on
motion accepted.
On motion the Auditor was instruct
ed to transfere from the following
school districts to the coun y general
fund as follows:
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-12-07
Ut War lllco @Slp0.

@oret 1909 oil lGn9e bItue eriupret Z. q.
ladets Nlem NuonCe, &p iom Ell blo0i0t
lar oo Dit 5adet9 yun9er iorblpo0e. lou
bet mar tollCDc bam yiuet. ynNn i,riuer
0eiti8 tloOnin9 al yun9erne % Ell itruttc.
lis l1olte bopbe bragt mig til Citapens fano,
oo lc8 be8pnote at ta8e q, Sin9s liew liS=
couerp lor 6onlumption meo bet 9lGoeI9t
heluItat, at le9 bIeO fulorGnoig tureret eter
at DaDe temt IRE SLATER" 0arauteret ior
loore yln8er Note o9 5ortlocIic NIling
tons Gpotbet. FriS SOC og $l00. 4rppes
iIoite fri.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-12-07
Taa 6piocrnc.

Ten liferGre SCREENING ! Surlmit
omfattcs meO ,}nteresie, % 6orerin=
gen, Der n0lig er bleten or9aniierett
lOIoer ii iprite Msoe iuiten, Den zoe
Gecember. %uitlaget er tDnoere %
iriitere oerpppe pau Soioerne, pg 6ol
tet bar bgiere Sirteresier enb tun Dc
mafetitle.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-12-07
Tct fclter at uGrc &nr.

TN Qvrion peo 9}nDn Euib | Suma
nit antoN li9 at tunne ai9iere ct Spi=
ltemaal mellem iiQ % Sle Stpnmdri
pcD at BRUCE N0ucrne; men Cle NOOot
en- nnoen og mere iorrcit Cpiatnin9 al
&etsbe0rebet og orog guib op lor
TomltOlen, DpOr oenne maatte punGe
uo meb en- Wultt pau $500 iamt Sm=
tolinin9er TOr at 6ape laoet g}0perne
lllitC Net
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-12-07

Zen me yop ON 6eoeputer oS U}eoi.inG
pil mGrfe bper }ii9uet pao A1oiemeoiciner,
Der noeholoer ! pium. 8Ioroiom etler andre
beoeuenoe 5ubnauier Uiem bette 9IGloer
itte ST zboop's Nonemcoicn, tilDirtet 2C
4Gy Il zboop bar nopborlg mooarbei-
2et fo9DeIcemoies &ulg / Uieoicin. 1r.
: bocp 8 cough Nure er nbloil[ nlorli9 enc
"a JOY 1pGobGrH o9 ben tlrerer, ben ira:
lei ,tt: bare noittu. Naa Ct pooljoeiigt DiiO
oe ueo at iupuere pa0, at Sc TIM pil ba Sr.
SGoop9 yGo yopcn pare Din 9eltptter.
l'l cnbeiper bet til olle.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-12-07
@lOrt alao ior 9ipct.

Stor G'looe tom til ,0iemmet ei 9. 6
Slair Gtoeiuperintenoent ct. 2abans,
y. ga, oa bans lille Cater bleu belbreoel
'ra ben 'r0s'e!i8c Spsoom ban nGuner.
Noon n9er. "1lin lille Cater bapbe oer
en9ellte Sp9e, i0m lite gan zig for noaei
yG9eniooel. men bIeu itdoig uprre, .notil 81
iom poite llouei greb Ill electric }'itters GA
le9 glGoer mig over al illnne nae, at ire ,lla
Ter brd9te Ell fnlotGnoia 6ur" Ralf o6
utter aur lor nerpele Sp9oonme, olminoelit
lloneli9beo, tpinoeIig SuaQbeo. nrent Glot
% Malario. Varanteret @iin9tons apo=
tbet. YrIs SOC
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-12-07
SPAIN NEEDS GOOD HOTELS.
Eggs and Roast Chicken Staple Article
Of Det
gencer.

Why the big hotes in Spain do not
employ proper chefs, when they are so
close to the doorway OF the cooking
school of the world, it is impossible to
conjecture, says Leslie's Weekly. In
France one lives TO eat. Whatever
laudable purpose fer visiting this ma
ton of chefs one may have had orig
inally, it soon becomes secondary, and
the hour for dejeuner assumes first I'M
portance in the daily program. But
in Spain this Is a fupctiOn which soon
ceases to be a pleasure. In fact, 1t
becomes an ordeal % properly con-
slituted epicure thtt soon renders life
more or Iess Of burden Eggs and
roast chicken, roast chicken and eggs,
will prolong life indefinitely, but there
is no sort of monotgny more trying to
an imaginative soul, and its principal
variation In Spain comes in the way OF
little hard, dry, saltless rolls, the like
of which were never baked outside OF
Spain. Butter is minus quantity al
together, and no foreigner ever in
dulges more than once in the luxury of
coffee and f&ls in his room in the
morning After one experience fe al
ways HES him d. to The dining
room and gets an omelet OF sorts.
Could anybody ever forget that awful
slab of wet, fneer-marked, greasy look
ing, strong streaky, white butter that
came up with the little hard roll that
memorable first morning? And In the
best hotel in town, 100.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-12-07
NcrOmte Strnfbrnftere

Sc nef ber9mte Gtrue6r9ttere yonoet er
Cr. au9S liew yjie @lu5. ltoor yeper o9
5oro9ieIleSor9anerne goar pau ztrei,. Ol9ior
De mart <ageu, oB bet rcnienoc Arbcioe saor
re9elmpsh9 Tor llg. Geone W}io0eI mob
6orltoppelie, loopeopine % Sl9pbeo 2jc
Gnin9tonS 2lpotbet.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-12-07

Gn iorl9 tiuu9iit Operation ,or Tlrr.
nclie al en- imerteiulo }'ulo iau ltor iom min
Qoouo ira nun Caters iooiie, uuo9it ri peo
at beuptte EutienS Arnla 5aipe, n0er H.
g. Stidel Uilems, - Ga "A,uppi0
}u9 al 1olpCn turerc6c 5enoe oloeles. :"
6prercr ztoar, }rouolaor og Siso 25c /
Gnin9tons 2potbet
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-12-07

9tuor ell S>unbs 9iGic er tolo og iu9tig, Ell
l0unoeu lite ing. Gn iebero9ti9, t9r JiGe
er {e9n paa 5u9oom bos l,uubcu. 50 ioo
meo Uteuneltet9 yUber {orre. lpuItue og
iarueloic EGber ontDoer Wbet % er ,0eeoer
le9u p9a ,doebeiinoeuot for d, bauc ootrc,
robe, lleie' SbIeoe gGbcr imer benz peo zen
oetin meo Cr. Gboop'6 creen @olpc ocn oil
glere benz mp9e og bee ale cuolpgoomme.
6ao ell III EroueGitc Eutiten % blu Ooer.
beuilt, Storc lNIaSyyui.cr meo luttcltopeler
% Gents.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-12-07
&nifce Grau Niauo bucrt Gounm til

Snifce Grap Oiuuo bper Gounp til
at rcprVlentcre % apertere CO co.operotlpt 9e
portemrnt. uooele lraper etc. Canmelt
eto5cret 6ouetun9sbus. 5ontant SalGr
$2l.oo u9entIis, S'enge iii llo9iiter 6oritlo.
St0oIgt 2lrbeoe. Sore Reierancer SonterS
National 2'ont Of ebcoso, 2opilol $1,000,
600. 2oresier Muuaser, She Golum bia
SOuie, 1eit DO. l., obicoso, ,Su.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-12-07

4tUeults lom liouuc. antg6er iore6uSs
ger 1ortelelle o9 ,Nt'rye. Ha0r ioae9 paa
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-12-07

"JleDcrilp NOrleibOes" fan man mi tiobe
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-12-07

Attest

Attest s. +. Allen. Chrm.
w. c. Oliver, co. Attorney.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1906-11-16
MONTANA ITEMS.

William Penna, convicted of the
murder of Mrs. Susie Bryant in Butte,
has been sentenced to death by Judge
Donlan.
In the recent election Plains lost the
county seat by 60 votes.
Percival Simmons, a deserter from
Company H, Fourteenth infantry, Unit
ed States army, was shot and perhaps
fatally wounded at Vancouver by Po-
liceman Secrist while attempting to
eyade arrest. The shooting was acct
dental.
With the usual suddenness of at
tacks Of heart disease, Antoine Mar,
.ceau, one of Butte's earliest pioneers,
died recently at the age Of Sc.
August Mier, who is reputed to be
the most skillful hunter of big game
in the Lewistown section of the state
recently mistook a companion, s. e
Miller, for a deer, and fired on him
with fatal effect. The men reside on
Beaver creek, where both are engaged
in ranching.
Steve Stanich, the young man who
wandered away from his uncle's home
at Anaconda about three weeks ago
is still missing and unheard from.
F. e. Garside, late cashier of the
Aetna Banking and Trust company, is
coming back to Butte in charge Of
Deputy Sheriff Frank Burke.
The Butte Elks have organized fol-
their annual minstrel show, which is
soon to be presented.
All the mines of the Amalgamated
company, in Montana, are in better
shape now than ever, So says Ben B
Thayer official examiner, N. Y, who
has finished inspection. He says
shafts are going deeper and that two
are now en- route to the twenty-si1
hundred-foot mark. Electric pumping
machinery may be installed in high
ore property.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1906-11-16
MINING NEWS.

The recent sale of the Krao s'Ive.
mine at Ainsworth. b. c.. to Butte.
Mont, people for the sum of 100000
cash, and the natural publicity which
follows such a transaction, revlves in
the minds of old timers many events
of the past.
The merger of four of the biggest
Goldtield mines has been announced on
the San Francisco stock exchange.
The mines absorbed in the consoli-
dation are the Mohawk, Jumbo, Red
Top and Lagula. The new corporation
will be known as the Goldheld Consoli-
dated Mines company, and is CAPITAL
lied at $50,000,000. The properties &C.
Quired by the giant corporation have
been taken over on the following share
basis valuation: Mohawk 500 a share
Jumbo SIS share, Red Top IS a share
and Lagula 50 a share.
These will be paid for in shares of
the Goldfield Consolidated Mines com.
pany at par value.
Michael Storms, a pioneer mining
man Of Idaho and Montana, died OF
general debility Saturday at Denver
He was SO years old and had been one
OF the most familiar figures in Den.
yer for AZ years.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1906-11-16
TWO Terms PLENTY
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT SAYS
HE IS NOT A CANDIDATE.
Makes the Statement at Recent Con-
ference at Whitehouse-Thinks two
terms ls Sufficient for the President
of the United states-Regards This
as His Second Term.

It was announced at Washington, ID.
c., Sunday that President Roosevelt
before starting on his Panama trip
took occasion at a White House con-
ference to again strongly reiterate his
public announcement that no comb1na-
ton of circumstances could induce him
to become a candidate for REELECTION
in 1908" 1t is said the subject was
preached by one of the callers alluding
to frequent publications which declar-
ed the president to be the logical man
to lead his party to victory. The presi-
dent, in declaring that he had not
changed his mind, expressed apprecia'
ton of the compliment implied. He
said that while the suggestion was
no doubt made in all sincerity, it was
embarrassing because it created the
impression that he could be swayed
from his former attitude. He said his
decision to retire at the conclusion OF
his present term was irrevocable. The
president subscribed to the time hon
cred tradition that the president of the
United States could not serve more
than two terms. He regarded this as
his second term. He secuted the sug
gestion that the policies he had been
pursuing could not, or would not, be
carried to their conclusion by his sue.
cessor, whoever he might be.
Late Message From Voyagers.
According to wireless messages re.
ceived at the White House from the
battleship Louisiana, President Roose'
welt and party are experiencing fine
weather and greatly enjoying the trip
The president and Mrs. Roosevelt
are greatly enjoying the trip, spending
great deal of time on deck.