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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-20
/; fl;IIlCHOT'S PAY.
INCREASED
BY SENATE
FOREST RESERVE POLICY
SHARPLY CRITICISED
Secretary Of the Interior and
His Work in the West Comes
in for Some Sharp Comment
by Senators,
IBy Morning journal Special Leased wir,l

IBy Morning journal Special Leased Wire
| Washington, Feb. lS.-After more
/ than five hours consideration of the
agricultural appropriation bill today
/ the senate increased from $500 to
$4,000 the salary of Clifford Pinchot.
chief forester The debate was de-
Voted mostly to the methods of admin
istration and general policy of the for
est service, and at times broadened To
include the public land question gem
orally Practically no progress was
made on the agricultural bill. The
senate viii meet at 4 O'Clock tomor-
row morning and hereafter,
Last weeks comment regarding the
Increase in :he salary of Mr.. Pinchot
led Mr., Fulton to make general crit
icism of the administration Of this bu-
reau. The salary increase was agreed
10 before Mr.. Fulton took the floor.
II undertake to say he said, that
of all the frauds that ever have been
perpetrated on this government, OF
all the losses this government has ever
incurred through the operation of any
department. It has lost more and
greater frauds have been perpetrated
under the administration OF the for
estry bureau than under any other
department of government"
Mr.. Fulton said much had boen
heard about land frauds in the west,
but as = matter of fact the govern
ment had never lost dollar under
the timber and stone act, but had lost
millions of dollars under the admins
tratiOn of the forest reserve statute.
Persons entitled to land I'm areas Of
forest reserves had been given
scrip for an equal quantity Of land
without regard to its quality outside
of such reserves. Thus this vast area
of most magnificent timber land in
the northwest had been taken by per-
sons who had reliuquished worthless
lands in other sections.
Mir. Carter suggested that the gem
eral land office originally had ruled
that this scrip did not apply to hold
ings of land granted railroads; yet thc
secretary of the interior had reversed
this ruling and had permitted the
roads to exchange large. areas Of
their worthless lands for valuable lieu
! lands
Messrs. Flint ana Perkins of Cali
fornia declared that this criticism did
not apply to the forestry bureau. but
rather to the secretary Of the Interior
Mr. Flint said the president In re-
cent message had said there had been
30 per cent of fraud against the pub
lie land laws.
II do not challenge the presidents
message, but ! challenge the facts.
asserted Mr. Clark Mr. Carter eN-
planned that the presidents figures
were based on conditions In only two
land offices
Replying to a suggestion Of Mr..
Continued ON Page 3, Column 81
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Jan sGuadron or Hawaii.

Honolulu. Feb 19.-The japanese
cruising squadron has been sighted
off the island of Hawaii. 1t will arr
rive at Honolulu this afternoon.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-20
COURT. GUSTS
SHERIFF Of
TORRANCE
JUDGE MANN REMOVES
JUAN HILARI0 SANCHEZ
Charged With MaIfeaSanCe in
Office and With Larceny,
Case Result of Investigation
by Mounted Officers, \
The Morning journal Bureau

u 0dHId Ft, n. NJ. FtD. III
2 Juan Hilario Sanchez, sheriff of
Torrance county. was removed from
office Monday afternoon by an order
issued by Judge e. A. Mann of the
Torrance county court, after the trial
of Sanchez upon charges of malfeas-
ance in office and larceny The exact
nature of the charges against San
chez concerning his acts as sheriff
are not known here but it is known
that the charged We're brought by Dis
trict Attorney F1Ank w. Clancy after
investigations Of Sanchez actions by
the mounted police.
The vacancy has not yet been filled
by Governor Hagerman.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-20

bill No. 8. by Mr. Sargent. was tabled
indefinitely. This bill was passed by
the council early in the session. and
gives the auditor and treasurer au-
thority to harmonic certain accounts
on the books of the territory. A COM
mittee composed Of Messrs Holt,
Beach and Abbott. OF Santa Fe. was
appointed to confer with a committee
of the council on the bill.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-20
HELD FOR CONNECTION
WITH HONDURAS LOTTERY

Dallas Texas. Feb 19.-General
w. l.. Gable, commander of the trans
Mississippi department, United Con-
federate veterans, was today placed
under bond of $4,000 in connection
with the Honduras lottery matter.
The case will come before the federal
commission March for hearing
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-20
Two-Ccnt Fare In Mississippi.

Jackson. Miss. Feb. l9.-The Mis-
sissippi railroad commission today or
dered the railroads of the state to
adopt within thirty days a two-cent
passenger rate upon the interchange
able mileage basis.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-02-20
Honduran Army Defeated.

Managua, Nicaragua, FEB. IY.-The
troops of General Bonilla, president
of Honduras, at o'clock yesterday
afternoon attacked the forces of Cen
eral Zelaya. president of Nicaragua,
which were guarding the Nicaraguan
frontier After many hours fighting
the army of Honduras was defeated.
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GENERAL CROOKS SCOUT
KILLED AT TONIC DAM
Al Seiber, Noted Righthand Man of
Famous Officer and Friend of
Tom Horn, Meets Death.


lSpeelat Dtbpateh tOethe morning journal ]
Phoenix. AriZ., Feb. 19.-News has
just reached here of the death at the
Tonto dam of Al Seiber, an Arizona
pioneer and one of the most famous
old fighters in the territory Seiber
was one Of the favorite scouts Of
General Crook during the days of In
dian fighting in Arizona, and was
also friend of Tom Horn. Seiber
was we'll along in years. The exact
manner of his death has not been
learned He has been doing work in
connection with the big government
dam.
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Mar.S-MAY 3.
SALE

MoNloA1E l.
nEFAULT having been made in the con-
~ ditions of a certain mortgage made, eX
ecuted and delivered by Henry 5. Morris
and Mary S. Morris, his Wife, mortgagors,
TO George F, Roth, mortgage.e, dated July 8,
1901; and duly recorded in the otfice of the
Register of Deeds IN and for Roberts county,
south Dakota, on July %, 1901, 1910 o'clock
p. NJ. IN Book 81 of mortgages, at page 1863,
conveying and morlgaglng The following de-
scribed land lying and beng in the County
of Roberts and State of South Dakota, to-
wit:
The south east quarter (seLD of section
twelve, u2l, township one Eundred twenty
seven Ci2D north, OF range titty-two t52)
west OF 9TH p. NJ, containing one hundred
sixty acres, more or less, according to the
L.. :, Government survey.
And whereas, said mortgage WIS on Aug
ust i, 1901, duly assigned and transferred by
said George +. Roth to the Rock Islind
Illinois by an Instrument in writing duly
recorded in the office OF the Register of Deeds
on August >, 1901 al 1910 O'Clock =. M, IN
Book % OF mortgages al page 40,
And whereas there is claimed To he due at
the date OF This notice thereon the sum OF
one Thousand Six Hundred seventy six
Dollars (-l676.uG principal and interest;
And whereas, no actien has been instituted
to collect said debt. or any portion thereof,
II ow therefore,,
Notice is hereby given tina by virtue OF the
power of sale in said mortgage contained
and OF the statute in such case made and
provided. said mortgage will be forecloSed
and the above described pr misses and real
estate will be sold at public auction by tho
sheriff of Roberts county South Dakota
or his deputy. III The frOLt door OF the court
house i'm the CITY of SIsSetou. in the County
OF Roberts. State OF South Dakota, on the
2otn day Of pritA II 1905, AT one o'clock p
NJ. of said lay to pay said mOrtgaged debt
and interest with Ten Dollars attorneys fee
and costs and disbursements allowed by law
Dated at 9isseton, South Dakota. this Is
day of March. 1907
tnt" x l\I , YIN = AWNINGS II ANS- u.nrt,nratin on
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Ellington.

Special Correspondent:
Our village school opened Monday with an
enrolment of twenty-four.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Fisher returned from
Browns Valley Thursday.
VIII Orr was in Sisseton few day S this
week recognizing tho band.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Layacheck mourn tn G
loss OF their infant daughter.
Mrs Gee was on the sick list last W eek.
Myrtle MacFarland was the guest of Mrs,
Farnum q couple of days this week..
Maggie Orr Sundayed out in the countr v
with her mother.
Elma Farnsworth, our popular young teach
err, came home from her school to spend Sun :
day with her mother.
Joe Glass was q county seat visito r Satur.
day.
Grandpa Farnum has been entertaining
Mr.. Grip for q few days.
Mr.. MacFarland and Carey Faraum mad
II couple Of trips to Sisseton this we elk.
Messrs. Chas. Strand and Kelly, of Sisseton,
were transacting business in our burg one
day last week.
Maud, Mary, Tom and Chas. Magee were ir
sisseton over Sunday. the guests of MIR. ant
Mrs. jim Magee.
Frank Smith and John Raphael drove to
the hub Tuesday.
Henry Mohr is enjoying a visit from a
brother who resides somewhere in Wisconsin,
Mrs. Orr was the guest of Mrs. Fisher sever
oil days last week.
Mrs. Barnett is kept pretty busy caterin,
to the wishes OF her many boarders thes,
sunshiIy spring days.
AnfnIc AWE
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COURT.
Case of ii. w. Allen VS..
Roberts County Land
and Loan Co. Takes
Up Five Days.
A BATTLE OF
LEGAL GIANTS
One of the Hardest Tough t
Caseson the Calendar
This Term.

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,ho .o,,.,,t, 49,, Ill.,, pnna,,. c,,,,,3, ,,t
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M. o.f.,a,n, the h,rdvare sf,.L mach ine,y
,,nop ,.,,,t.,rd .r,o cor,or huid5o., ,,w
o,.n,t.4 ,r "a N.,,aw. ,1..t,, no, ,bo
,o,.I ,,l,,, ,n. s,ro ,y,. 81 o,, ex.l,s bu.
o,s-,a ,,o,,,h~,,.. or 6r1atnr ana IN,
~. .,.ol 49,. 49, s,oo,a -, .n.t,o.
n,a 49,. c,..1.. , a., ,to H.,
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s,+on,. oad ,,,,t,- t,,,. ,n., no ov,rlaa ,t,
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rn.. dafor5,, ~ n.r, 1.,ios ouch and
aye,y .floo.,in, sat ~, tp ,h. o,,n,t.tn, -
described n,yi, horAf,r.' 10 th, .a,d NJ.
III fun value. and thAtlhe said Ness, having
hnvinr t,r,,.d mo ,,-,c,a3s .b.-.of ,,-or -,
Tho e,id Allen .tr,.ta. mo ul,i,,te conl1
moi noy.th5, il. ,,o,,,.a rh.,. an, A..
there was own amy c,u,,sion non ,yero mo de-
,ora,,, ava IN. .,,, w.. +n., a.. ~. I'M
ofth. tr.n.tar Maro b,d man no nr-n.andyn,
s,,r,ad IN h.nl.,n,c ,n, tha, ,,a.,tl M.
w,s .ol,aot 49, o. 10. 49,. ,nl MA a
nerfsc, rt,ht os.l or ,r,da 40 .,,.,. rho,
fnrhnr.et rnu,, NO s.ta ,ltan ,.. ~
haad of. ,oiI.,,io, ,,a,.v 4, :, p,,i.,d M,
,lIowipg tw, y,,rs,n al,nse not,r. s,.r,i, .
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The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-03-08
Marriages.,
cuLoE-SpnNcE

On "Wednesday evening of las t week. occur
red the marriage of Miss Emma Schloe tic
Mr., William spencer, at the home of the
brides parents east of this city. A large
company of friends had been invited to sh are
IN the nuptial festivities. An elaborate sup
per was served. the table being traced by :
superbly decorated brides cake, made by II
II. Tower, IL work of art, rs well as II culin AIRY
triumph. The bride is the daughter of one o
our most prosperous farmers. and the groom
a we'll known and respected resident of CIR ami
township. Many frienos join in wishing then
joy and prosperity in their married life.
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FEB. 81.
Geo. h. Anderson to j. w. Darlington, So
nel4 24-12S-51. M375.O0
Levi A. Hicks to Melvin French, lots 5. 6, I
& s block 35, Summit 800.
FEB, IS.
Hurbert Humpfner to Chas. Ramps sell
14-12S-51. $4,000 90.
Ignatz Wolf to John Jarkski, sAa nel4 & ns
sea 30-129-50. Sl,OO.
81 mex S0--129--5O. mo consideration given y
Ignatz Wolf to Edward Lancaster Drewry
Ell al, sa nea MS se1a 30-i2a-50. $500 90.
j. a. Cooley to b. f. Bassett, swl4 nek S.
1850. 1864. 90.
DAVID Mireau, ct al, to j. A. Cooley, swA
ne.a 8 1850. 1864. 90.
John Bergquist to Laures p. Setre sell
neA 2-l26-52. ss25 N.
MARCH
Hugh r. Gilliland to Sions Luther SIX,
Evangeliske Menlghed, lot IS, block 5, Ander.
son. SIS 90.
Peter Ginther to velva Nyberg lot & 2.
block IL, Corona. t575 90.
L. A. Nyoerg to Peter Ginther, lot .. block
II, Corona. $500 90.
Paul Thompson, guardian, to Herb R
Joues, Ell mex 10 and wy nwA 2o-l2s-5l,
s1.O0.
J. W. Squire to G. B. McCully, eh mex Is
&wh nwh 9-l22-s1. 100000.
O.. T.. MCGOWAN to P. E. E. Lee, VIZ mel;
: seAneA & nwk seA l5-l3s-51. 100000.
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I4ohre
Special correspondence:

'T7VNF"F FVTI'VH'N
AT the annual tow meeting held In distr let
No. ., the following officers were elected for
the ensuing year for One Rond township. viz:
for supervisor. -. II. Dooley; fol town clerk,
II. j, Frostad; for treasurer, Ole Loire, Jr;
for assessor, ole Lohre, .Jr; for Justice of the
peace, A. Ovcrbo; tor constable, T.. G, he lily
for road ovcr.seers LIST Dist, L. Lyngen; End
Dist, Ludwig Yerdahl; 3rd Dist. Joseph
Kivasnicvslu; 18th Dist. Pat q. Kelly. Ihe
next annual town meeting will be h cid in the
school hou Sc in district No. 3.
John Hall, OF Sisseton. is at present movi ng
J.O Sioberg's nouse over to Lohres place.
A basket social will be given in the sch DOL
house by A. Lysing Saturday. Marc Ii %.
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United states land onire at Watertown,
South Dakota. Fen. III, l9o1.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice of his intention
to make conmuted final proof in support OF
his claim. and that said proof Will be made
before l.. WIN. FOSS, clerk of circuit court
of Roberts county in his office at s%tsseton,
SO. OAK. ON April /. 1901, VIZ:
LUDNIk LARSON,
of Slsselon, :. D.. who made H. L. No, 26l39
made January 81, 1906, for the northwest
quarter IN w ~ Of the south east quarter
Is e ~ section :, township l25, north of
Range y west 9TH T. Al. Sisseton and Waipe-
ton Indian Reserv alton.
He names the following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of said land, viz:
Oscar Hanson. Edward Olson, Carl Jousrud
and John Jord. all OF Sisseton, 5. ID.
H. fIiLDEBRANDT.
rari-t a.,
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Louis Weeks to C. n. Sounesyn, wv nwa
S-l27-52. 100000
c. y. Sonnesyn to Louis S. Marvtck, w,
nv s-l27-52. 1890 o..
lack Flute To Frank Sears. 10, 4, sec. 80
l23-5o. s6N0.ee.
Frank Sears to Henry II. Potter, lot 1, sec.
S-l25-ao, Hm
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School Report.
Report of nrst grade for Jan uarv

Report of frst grade for Jan uary.
Total enrolment. 80.
Average attendance, 60.
Neither absent nor tsrdy: Hazel Arrow
smith, Harold Arrowsmith. Fred Burmeister
Melvin Christensen. Johans Duzan, Win.
field Duzan. William Husban, Annie Larson
Willie Jacobson, Joseph jacobson, viole,
Mayne, James Hayne, Lloyd Mutaey, Lorer
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Jan. lS-Mar. II

Jan. 1S-Mar. 10
LEASE OF COMMON SCHOOL LANDS
NOTICE is hereby given that on March 18th
~ 1907. all the Unbiased common school
lands in Roberts county, will be offered for
lease ut public auction, between the hours of
10 O'Clock Il. m. and > O'Clock p, m, 1T the
front door of the court house in said county.
Dated at Pierre. Jan. II. 1907.
O. G. DOHkEN,
Commissioner of school and Public Lands
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Inn. 21 .lar.s
NoulcE9oF MORTGAGE SALE.

IVA iA.l--GA w. 80 49,
AliERt.AS, default has been made Ia the
" conditions of a certain mortgage con-
ialulug Il " OF sale, given 10y Lar j. Iur
AeT and Agnes II Turner, has wife, mortgagor.
to lilOrn lErrSOu OF SlSseton. south Dd-
Aouu. mortgagec, dated October %. 1905. ana
ut deeds OF Roberts county, South DAKOTA,
aud recorded IN book Il OF mortgages at
page 10. ON october Is, 1919, mort
-aglug the premises situate in Roberts
Is follows. tO-Wit: lots seven o., eight (sl.
aine 80, ten Q0). eleven I'D, and twelve C2l,
OF BLOCK one hundred twenty nve l2j) OF tue
Town. now City, OF Sisseton according to the
OF the register OF deeds of Roberts county.
south Dakota, 10 secure an Indebtedness OF
seventeen Hundred Dollars and interest, ac-
cordiug TO the terms OF Two certain promis-
which mortgage is still owned by said mort
gage, and which defanlt consists in the
compartment of one note tor seven Hun
drcd Dollars, described in said mortgage,
ieiault, SAID mortgagee has declared the
entire debt secured by said mortgage imme
diateIy due and payable in accordance
with the conditions OF said mortgage, and
10 proceedings at law or Otherwise have
been had to collect SAID debt secured by
said mortgage, now therefore.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that said mort
cage Will be toreclosed by Il sale of the
above described real estate by the sheriff OF
Roberts county. South Dakota, or his deputy.
OF saturday ,.the 9th day of March a. ID. 1907,
Ut one O'Clock p. IN. of that day, at the front
door OF the court house In the city of Sisse-
ION, in the county of Roberts and state OF
south Dakota, TO satisfy an Indebtedness OF
1871 80. which amount is now dCe upon
9aid mortgage, together with accruing inter
est and the costs OF foreclosure allowed by
laW.
Dated January Is. 1906.
BJoRN INVERSION.
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Legal blanks at the STANDARD Of

Non SALE Five room house and six lots
i improved, in good residence part OF CITY
Inquire at STANDARD office,
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COURT HOUSE CULLINGS.
Real Estate Transfers.

This list is furnished. by courtesy of the
Sisseton Loan & Title Co,
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,ArF or fNnIAN ,Nns
y Sisseton Agency. 5. Dak
vhe nublir ls hereby infor,,,ad MT inner
led indian lands wrbin III, 1i,n5,. of tbes i.sa.
w 80 1n5tn nni5@ta atra,o5 ~ ~
lnder section I % the Act of Congress APP
'rVSe2 tit's =. ~ l'- i9tats. -"') WIZ pe iouhu
roposiis for the purchas,s of any r,,t on saIG
st viii De received by tie undersigned up 10
o,clock noon of the Iav ,rnr yb1ch hiSs , 70
dverfiSed To- he onened %a,iice i i 49,
wen thnt the sealed enveIone. cnntnia1oS,
ia ebnmid nor haye ,atad ,Ilp"noo,S I%ntn.n9
mt tnat there shall fe noleu on sucI en-
elopes the dates upon which the same are to
e opened.
Purchasers Sha!l pay all costs of ,onvev-
lncing, ana in addition thereto the following
sum. to-wit: Ii the purchase price IS 5000 or
LesS' one ooliaf' II IL IS more IMAM SlVuo and
where the nnrrbase nrire is n,mr, t 10 :. %ilI
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Nediedly. Howard oldberg. Clinord Oldberg,
johnnie Plut. Harold Spackman, Maria sat.
eren, Vera Steele, Clarence Talixson and
fiorence NuFuocN'
'oh'rh' ohos' 'eA''''
SECOND GRADE.
Total enrolment, 80.
Average attendance, %.
Neither absent nor tardy: James Davis.
Arthur Emerson, Walter Folkestad, Annie
Hahne, Willie Mckcever. Ha tile Lartb &c
Otis Marvlck, Howard McColeman CHhorp,
ftuison, EDNA hroSe' Bernard S"thoerS,
Harry stark, Leo Nwanlou, ! RANGES WarrinG.
Irene Lewis, Hobart nelson lNet bapcocN =
Henry 9ivert, Lyman BsDcock' Wlilia IN
Rask. John Ryan, Earl Canhcld NelS Larson
Henry hoIemah, cecil Wil0lhS ana George
j ohnSoh.
ELLA HlEStR, teacher.
THIRD GRADE.
~, au.-,t., ,Y
Average attendance. -.
NUMBER oeltil>r absent nor 'aFaN' 10
Those who we're neither absent nor tardy;
Alina bAfuleislet' GORDON bahcoeN- beA'flct
CompN' Eu0le Nhrl9toplers H. h1Iare ca HICKS,
tsihcr Morris Malddt NyberN' Mioie iA4tah-
cite Lehman. hrNie Murdoek ana Nudolph
Janiseh
L''t i9t h-N.'' wa, ''"'I''F.
FUrRul RAD
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Feb. S-Nar. IL.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Land once AT Watertown. S. d., Feb. 4, 1906.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the following
~ named settler has ulcd notice of his IN
tention to make five year final proof in support
of his claim, and that said proof VIII be made
before Paul l}abcoek, United states CommlN
sloner. District OF South Dakota. at his office
in the City Of Sisseton, South Dakota. ON
March 18th, 1906, M:
ROBERT WINTER
Heir at law ami next OF ktn of
MARIA WINTER, who made
homestead entry No. 1850. for the Swl4 sell.
see, 81 IN township l2G y. OF range ii w. of the
5;hl' NJ. oisseton \ Wahpeton Indian Reser-
walton.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF >ala land. w;
O.atJausgard, swan Okcson, LIZZIE Hogan
aud Pcto olson. all OF SieSeton, south paNota.
H.A. UlLDEBRANpr, Register.
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Dated January Is. 1906
BJORN INVERSION.
Mortgages.
! low ARD BABC0Ck,
Attorney for Mortgagee.
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j. j RATTERTON,
Attorney for Mortgagee
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Nedjedly. Howard oldberg, clifford oldberg,
Johnnie Plut. Harold Spackman, Maria Sat
eren, Vera Steele, Clarence Talixson an d
Florence Murdoch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-04-28

rotate the HohenIohe corset factory.
Prince Max EgOn Won Furstenberg. the
richest ariStocRat In Germany, and frleno
of the kaiser, is q brewer, and the .furst.
Itch OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bier" has smore
than a local reputation. 1t is the kaiser S
favorite beer. and the prince has the exs
elusive privilege Of supplying the beer TOR
the whole of the royal household.
Craze for Novelties. = :.
London being essentially city with q
craze for novelties, 1t Is not surprising
that tho taximeter cabs were doing a
roaring trade the first day they were put
on the street. The latest game is to char
ter taximeter and compare the time Oc-
cupied and the fare charged for partic-
ular Journey with what you would lose In
time and money were the old familiar han
som emplo' cd. The comparison is not al
ways favorable to the motor-driven We
hicles, and Ii would appear that only on
short distances will the advantage Of the
taximeter be felt. AS a matter OF fact,
the charge on long journeys is above the
legal fare for the horse-drawn cabs, but
this consideration is not being thought OF.
Nobody who wanted a cab would ride IN
the hanson, and while many people were
waiting fer the taxi" they could have got
to- their destination and back again by the
ordinary vehicle. 1t is sad to think that
lust as the motor bus is gradually maxim 6
for the disappearance OF the London bus
driver the most humorous being In Eng
land, so the motor cab will inevitably lead
! to- the passing away of .'cabby," the bus
mans keenest rival in our affections.
For a. long time. every one that passed
me had the little red flag in the horizontal
position, indicating that the vehicle was
engaged, and 1T was-a work of patience to
obtain the services OF one. When the cab
is disengaged the flag displays the word