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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-01-10
TALES OF A WARRIOR.
How Sir Evelyn Wood Felt When
 Wounded In Hattie


 Sir Evelyn Wood served in the Crimean war. He tells this grim incl dent of the contest: Il was greatly i'm pressed by the courage of a young ser geant who was trying to collect men to accompany him through or over an abatis. After calling in vain on those immediately to follow him he lost his temper and shouted, I'll tell my right hand man tO follow me. and If he fails I'll shoot him He brought his rifle down to the ready and said, Private -, will you follow meT was al most touching them and. seeing by the sergeant's eye that he was In earnest. stood for a few second studying the determined look on the mans face. The private looked deliberately on the hundreds of Russians above Us and then ran his eye right and left of where we were standing. as if estimat' ing the number of his comrades, who certainly did not exceed 100. and with as much determination as the ser geant said, No, l won't The non commissioned officer threw hls rife to his shoulder with the intention of car rying out his threat, but in doing so, struck by grapeshot, he fell dead"
 How does it feel to be woundedf Sir Evelyn Wood tells this of the Zulu war in the seventies: 'I was parting the thick bush with my hands when Arthur Eyre, pulling me by the skirt of my Norfolk jacket, protested. 1t is really not your place. and pushed In before me. Two or three volleys cleared that part of the bush, but be tween Q and 10 o'clock, as 1 turned round to speak to staff officer who was bringing me an order from the general. an Ashantee lying close to me shot the head of nail into my chest immediately over the region of the heart. Sticks were flying freely all the morning. and when 1 recovered from the stunning effect of the blow I ask ed Arthur Eyre, who was bending over me, Who hit me on the headr No one hit you, sir Yes. somebody did, and knocked me down. No, I'm afraid you are wounded Nonsense; 1t is only my head Is buzzlng; l think. r from a blow He pointed to my shirt, through which trickled some blood, and said, No. you have been wounded there.'" Colonel Wood was very bad ly wounded, but recovered.-Chicago News
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-01-10
ALLEGED sHoPLIFTER
 IS IN THE TOLLS

George Copley, for whom local officers have been looking for several weeks, was arrested late Tuesday night He will be given hearing in Judge Thom ds' court this afternoon at o clock. Hopley is alleged by the officers with being the head of gang which during jhe holiday season "lifted number nf articles from local places of busi- ness and sold them in the tenderloin district. Two arrests were made sev- eral weeks ago and one of the men arrested, who gave the name of Blu chanan, was given sixty days in jail for shoplifting
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-01-10
TELEPHONE LINE TO PINTO
Will Be Constructed by Mining Com
 panies in the District

At meeting of representatives Of mining companies whose properties are situated in the western part of Globe district, held on Tuesday evening, tn, organization of telephone company was agreed upon and sufficient money was subscribed to build telephone lin, from Globe to Upper and Lower Pinto creeks. The mines to be reached are The Inspiration, Keystone, Mitchell Gibson, Union, Central, Crenshaw, Con tinental, To Tambien, Arizona National and Calumet & Globe. Construction of the line will begin at an early date.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-01-10
BODY RECOVERED OF
 COMPANION OF HICKS
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
 BAKERSFIELD, Cal, January D. The body of II. Harris was taken today from the eaved-in shaft of the Edison company which collapsed December 7 causing the death of five miners and en- tombing another, L. B. Hicks, for six teen days. Following the rescue of Hicks the men have been working day and night to reach the dead men. Pro gress is slow on account of the danger ous work. Harris was nearest the sur face. It may be weeks before the last body is recovered
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-01-10
CAR SHORTAGE CAUSES
 CLOSING FLOUR MILLS

MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., January g.. -Because they could not get cars in which to ship their products, the lead ing flour mills of this city have been forced to close down temporarily. Three hundred men are out of work.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-01-10
CANNOT BE COMPELLED
 TO DlVULGE SURPLUS
By A Assnciated Press.

By Associated Press.
 SAN FRANCISCO, January 9.--In a decision sustaining the demurrer of R H. Fitzgerald against the Mutual Re serve Fund Life Insurance company Superior Judge Murasky today decided that courts of the state cannot compe foreign companies to divulge the amounts of their surplus fund or accu mutations
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-01-10
Christianity. Buddhism and Nfrvana.

Christianity, Buddhism and Nfrvana.
 Buddhism and Christianity are at one in that they perceive our life here is but for a moment and If rightly lived 1t must be lived In view of an eternal life or life hereafter. Life does not cease with our departure. 1t continues still beyond, and that life beyond will be shaped by the life here. Both insist on this, yet there Is here strange difference of emphasis, for that which is promised in Buddhism Is that in proportion as we are right eous here so shall existence hereafter be shortened. whereas in Christianity 1t Is promised that in proportion as we are righteous here we may be assured of an immortal life hereafter. In Buddhism desire Is regarded as the evil thing and as that which produces existence. When q man is filled with desire up to the moment of death thereafter that self asserting desire goes on. He Is reborn and given fur ther opportunity. He may still main- tain a degree of self assertion and be born over and over again. This Is the immortality of Buddhism. But If he succeeds in altogether suppressing de- sire, if he can entirely obliterate per sonality, then he has attained to Mir vana here and hereafter. Exchange
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-01-10
ARREST JAPANESE
 FOR KILLING DOCTOR
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
 PORTLAND, Ore, January 9.-The police today arrested two Japanese on suspicion of having killed Dr. Philip Johnson, the New York physician, Mon day night on the Fort street viaduct. The Japanese, who gave their names as Mona Sack and Mona King, have been living recently near the scene in an overturned lighthouse. They are deserters from Pacific steamer recent ly in port.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-01-10

Stock companies incorporated. If you have stocks or bonds for sale, let me try to sell them for you. George M. Kellogg, broker, $40 Ellicott square, Buffalo.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-01-10

Situations for cooks, wait CTS, miners, muckers, teamsters, labor CTS, mechanics of all kinds, etc, etc. If you have odd jobs of any kind come to use; we can supply you with help. The Globe Emp, Agency, room 1, over Brown 's.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-05-01
EAST LYNNE" TONIGHT
AT THE TENT THEATER
luSton-Iranklin Company Does Good
business i'm spite of Damp Weather
and VIII stay Another Week.

The Huston-Franklin company had
% good crowd last night at the teC.
on South Second street ia spite of the
bad weather. presentinc Under
southern Moss" 10 a well filled teut
Tonight the attraction VIII be Fast
LYNNE and the ladies and children
Hre especially invited to attend. The
company continues 90 do IA splendid
business and will probably remain
mere another week.
LADIES Desiring stylish millinery
dress making and tailor suits call
on Miss c. p. Crane. SIP y. Second.
Apprentices wanted.
DO you have trouble getting the
kinu Of goods you want Fry ~ D.
g. Pratt A Co, Grusers
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-05-01
MARY MANNER|NG IS
NOT COMING TO
ALBUQUERQUE.
Illness of the Actress Causes
Abandonment of Tour to Pa
cific Coast and CanceIing Of
Her Engagement Here,

Albuquerque people who care ion
the theater viii be keenly disappointed
by the announcement that Miss Mary
Maunering, who was to have appeared
here on May 27th, in GLORIOUS Betsy,
has cancelled her engagement. Tn
illness Of the actress has caused het
abandonment Of her proposed tour of
the Pacific coast and the consequent
Canceling Of the engagement here.
Manager Matson, who did some
strenuous work to secure the attrac-
ton. is very much disappointed at he
failure of the engagement. He re-
ceived the following letter yesterday
from Miss Mannering's mdnager:
New York, April 20, 1907
4. O. Matson, ESQ, Eiks' Opera House,
Albuquerque. n. NJ.
Dear Str:-OWiug to The illness OF
Miss Mannering, ii has been decided
to abandon the trip to the coast this
season. consequently ! am obliged Ia
have. YOU cancel May %. 1907, the
date YOU are holding for her. Kindly
confirm and obligc,
Yours truly,
w. W. RANDALL.
MORNING JOURNAL
WANT ADS
BRING RESULTS
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-05-01

THERE are ueop1e reading our For
Rent column today VINO would make
desirable tenants for that vacant house
of yours. There will be tomorrow
TOO: and there il time enough for You
10 get your al In that column tomor-
row. 1t should have been in today
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-05-01
THE MERRY WIVES
Of WINDSOR ARE
REAL STARS
BEAUTIFUL AND CLEVER
PLAY BY ANA EURS
EIkS' Opera House Filled at
Successful Presentation of
Third Annual Play by Varsity.
TaIent,

Rich and beautiful costumes and
most clever amateur acting combined
last night to make the THIRD annual
Varsity play The Merry wives Of
Windsor at the Elks' theater a thor
oughly gratifying performance. The
theater was entirely filled when the
curtain rose and the splendid III
dicnce was largely instrumental in
encouraging the players to do their
best. The audience was appreciative,
moreover, and most generous i'm its
applause of the work of the well
known young Albuquerque men and
women who took the parts. The
warm |coloring, the stately styles and
rich material of the costumes made
the latter a delight to the eye and the
amateurs wore the brilliant dress of
the old English period as though they
were to the manor born. Miss Isobel
Niven as Mrs, Page, Miss Lillian
Spitz as Mrs. Ford, and Miss May
Owens as Mrs. Quickly were especial
~ handsome in their seventeenth cen
tury gowns while Miss Dolores Hun
ing was equally attractive as Anne
Page
Sir John Falstaff is the character
that has made the Merry Wives Of
Windsor" a household word, ana
jhefe was faIeIS oeGi d UettLt a
STAFF on any stage IMAM was EIWouu
NJ. Albright IaSt night me P-ielhoIic
effect produced by much padding was
overwhelmin" and tina. Mr.. Albright
had made a careful and intelligent
study of the character Of the choleric
bibulous and pompous gentleman was
evident from lhe mastery way III
which ne llh~persohated faIslalI.
one OIL ne ~cleN3resl o. we liEu,Cl
parts or th's Ilghlesl OF Sn~aheapeaie ?
plays was John RugoA' as ldheii
by clarence Heald. Edhiuhu hoSS a.
Peter simple IulIoWihs il'd'u "
close second ma ihe hhlHor pa,ts
were Wen proughi OUT was one on ~
merits OF the que TO lIe
uutlIihS NoIh loI fI"iV99yI ooi" IL
Crum who directed the rehearsais;
j. Ralph Iaschef as DocIoI C',uT
entered n | lhe spirit OF We par
vigorously ahu mace a deTIuou nIC "
lhe somewhat eNcilapIe fIeITnui"l
the duel scene peihS esPeeiailN WeIt
carried u Jonh Calln9n as nm P,n
most ol ne Pdi1el ~ Nm 80
an as Justice swallow ~sIhlu!altu
these aSeu I~nuIlluudiA WIN " ~ j. 30
ing ART ana Nirk bryan SSPeGidHS 80
llueh appiauueu' II Wouiu y q NOiS
Hdiu lHdt'S' y" U.s. o".+od
stars ana we aciors VIZ SupP"l,e%
thelll' me roIaiINe IHl'Ut lanCS onnI
part nelhB &ohercu % caIelu!'S -
an ana wei AihoIs ol"TlH Mrtv,
Hugh Bryah as ApIdudHl 9lTHuoi'
heIlhetn fieaIu as on iluE' G,a'.
FRANK LlsHt as ~ I ~
Crawford as "alteI :.
len as PlsIoi anu JoilH LaM,' d ~
Lee IN me duaI roe o. M" ~
robert Grover tilniorS d. ono
Ton. ana IRA boIGt a. l'opln, .1In
gI me very pes'' hoNe''l[ "'9 In ~
Fofd iHe part pellS a'N'" 0i''H
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-05-01

Couldn't bnu rne one man Il this
who wants that saddle or drlv-
ing horse Of yours as surelv and es
quickly as a For Sale ad can do: n
Sherlock's fee would be larger.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-05-01
HORSE, DRIVER, WAGON,
AND MACHINE DISAPPEARS
Manager of Singer Company Puzzled
over Whereabouts of New EmploNc
Who Has Been Missing Twenty
Four Hours.

The local manager for the Singer
Sewing Machine company is wonder
ing over the nOn-appearance OF jack
Stewart, an employe of the company
whom he started out yesterday morn
ing with a bay pony and "a Singer ma
chine. AT a late hour last night ne
had not appeared ana there was no
news of his whereabouts. The mana
ger was considerably puzzled last
night TO know what had become OF
his emblDvp
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-05-01

Don't forget that our driver takes
your order for any kind of bakery
coos, +. G.. Pratt 4 CO.. GTOCcTs.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-05-01
APPRECIATES
CONMERCALCLUB
Man Sends Check for
S25 TO Buy Something for
the Apartments,

Manager Fletcher Burlington, of the
Commercial club, yesterday received q
letter from Mr.. Hoyt Post, the well
known Detroit lawyer, enclosing d
check to the Commercial club for SIS.
Mr.. Post was here for several weeks
with his son. Hoyt Posi-, Jr.. and dur
ing that time was Il guest at the CLUB.
The letter explains itself.
Detroit, April -, 1907.
Mr.. Fletcher Burlington, Care of Com
mercial Clubs Albuquerque, n. NJ.
Dear Sir:-As suggested to YOU i'm
our talk before leaving, | enclose you
herewith check to the order of the
Commercial club for SO. This | send
as a token Of my appreciation of the
courtesies and hospitality extended TO
me by the members of the club. You
are at liberty to make such use Of II
as your Judgment may dictate for the
benefit of the club or it's members. !
know enough about clubs to know that
they always need money. Please ac-
knowledge receipt.
l wish in addition to thank YOU for
courtosics c"Nteudcd to my son and TO
me during my short stay with YOU.
Very truly yours,
HOYT POST.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-05-01

The very best OF Kansas City BceI
and Mutton at EMIL KLEIN NottIS'
ft2 North Third street.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-26

pieoer gu f9. Gr i6.nq Ole @ugen
uuf, unO Elm fait gliidli9e5 2G6eln
f6Debte UNI feline blaKen 9ippen.
r@eru6igt Gu4." fdgte er freunO-
li6, nes tpdr MIR cine S6nmoGt, Sic
MIDI pG0blib tefieI. @e6t pieoer an
Cure Nrbeit, i6 Dante einem Seben
BON Sud fir feline SbsiGnabme NM
boffe nod re9t lunge Bel Sud 81 bleiz
ben."
Gr lpintte nit Der San6 un0 ent=
fernte fi3, rpI6rsnb sic 2eute rubiq
uno 9eborIom al lire 4rteitsplGbc
suriidfshrten.
Ger feline @orfau mar f9nen por-
iiberge9d1aen, oter er binterlieB in Gem
SEMITIC bes DIRECTORS cine erobe UNI
poblthGtiqe 8irtung.
Gr mubte. baB fein Spfer ni6t pers
9ebIi3 gepeien lei.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-26
-. 6 apite |.

To-. u u y
q : ss' %;, g ::s; ::::; i: 4: ::i, '' e;
@or Dem Sprfe ftieg Tie aus
unO lieb oen &uti9er u%mtebren, Damn
gtng fe Our9 Die bereinbre9enoe OGmz
merln9 einen i3malen pfab, Der iber
Den 5rieb6of na9 Der pfarrei fiibrte.
Sic fannie bier jeoen S9ritt unb
Sritt unO audi jeben 9orfbetpobner;
uls lie 0en &ir9bof betrat, trdf lie ben
alien Spbtensrdber, Der ettpas abieits
bonn Wege Elm @rab i9aufelte. Der
Mann riidte an Der Miise unb Iebnte
fiG auf ieinen Spaten.
$50. Sic finb bos, SrGulein," fagte
er. Isle iponen ppbl in Die pfarre?
GO fiebt BORT ni9t gut aus."
Sas Mdo6en mari einen eridrpdes
men 8lid auf bas balbfsrtige Grab.
rWie. Merten. Sie tponen bod ni9t
fasen -
vNein, SrGulein, bos bu 1T MIR fir
ote alte Hpttmann; UNI bic lit es ni6t
f9aoe; aber es fann ipobl tpmmen, bab
i9 bas nG6ite Grab fir unIere Jrau
paitorin sraben mub, benn fe tit
fdtpa6 unS binfGGis sefporSen, unb
ib piiBte ni9t, poriiber man fi9 %
erob tpunoern fo1te."
Limo Der Serr paftor, Merteng"
Der Ilte bate tpieber feinen Gpa>
ten uufsegriffen unb grub eifria.
Gin barter 8oben," fagte er fopf>
fdiittelno, rein febr barter 8obsn, unb
es bat bod genug geregnet. Infer
Serr Yaitor, meinen sic, SrGulein?
Nun, Der tit ftile s~eiporoen, gang ftiue.
Sd CLAUDE, 6d fommt er."
Gs pur Die bobe 9eitalt &Orners,
bie stpii6en Sen @rGbern eri9ien. gr
mar gebeugt unb idritt lungfam, lautz
los bur9 bus lange. nafie @ras.
&ofa sins ali" i'm gu unb beeriibte
i'm; fe bate ftets .Sntel &Drner"
unb nSu" gu INN eefast, benin tie mar
IN feinem 9auie aufgeipahien, uno lie
that es audi bente; aber in Dem Nus;
brud ibret Stimme lag cine eetpife
S6eu, iene itumme M9tang, Die Elm
grobes llngliid forbert.
rSu fommft alio bp6," faete Der
@eiftIi9e. sd tponts eben elm poar
SmmergriinblGtter bon Den @rGbern
meiner &leinen bolen; meine Srau
~perlanste oarna6, unb es miro bolo
gang bunteG iein."
.gDie sebt es Sdnte Gufanne9"
rSie 9ano bes 9errn rubt idper
auf ibr," e~nteegnete &0rner. Gin
MutterberS bdnst an Der grbe, 70 LANCE
nod ni9t ale &inosr unter Der Gr6e
liesen, aber fiinf Sabre finb cine Iangs
3eit; oas gnbe miro lie nidt erleben."
GO mar Die erffe Nnoeutung. Die sfpis
f4en oen 9eiben fiel, unb lie rebeten
II oapon peiter, obne Ibolpbs Na>
men Su rlenner, unb Den Srt, mo er
leben foIte.
rgs Oiirfen nidt flint Sabre tuers
oen." faste Rofa beftis. ~mi4t fini
Wonate, ni9t finf Sase!"
Qber Der GeiitIide fdiittelte Den
&opf. u@r bat IS abselebnt. Die
@naoe ansurufen, un6 er tbut redi
baron. gr oarf nidt INN @nooe Bit
ten, benin er bat mod ntdt sebiibt."
Or lou e du6 niht,~ entaeanets
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-01-17

bills were allowed and warrants ordered
drawn.
Geo z. Burgess clerk hire Aug.
1st to Dec 31st, inclusive 1875
Geo. o. Reid, kilograms, rent
and stamps 1000
Same. 5 days attendance Dist.
court 1000
Venire of SO jurymen 1000
Subpeoning witnesses criminal
action 11.7o
44z miles sunlrnonlng 90 jurymen GO. 80
Taking prisoner to Stark Co. Jail 800
The Herald Grand Forks
blanks and statements CLIO
J. S. Snyder. table for typewriter $50
r. +. Roberts days services
Co. Com 24.oo
90 miles travel 4.5o
The expense bill of John Leakhey taking
L. r. Trotter to the hospital of the insane
was approved and turned over to the
sheriff to be sent to the State Auditor.
On motion, warrant was issued to the
county Treasurer to reimburse the county
treasury for money stolen. amount
of warrant 1890
Ed Dietz, watchman at court house
while safes we're being repaired
50 days 10000
o'clock p. m. Board adjourned to meet
at 9 O'Clock a. m. Jan. II
9 o'clock Jan. II, 'o7, board met per-
suant to adjournment all mambers present
The following bills we're allowed and
warrants ordered drawn.
Geo. o. Reid for delivering
ballot boxes 5000
Teams Il days 42.oo
5o7 miles travel 5o.Io
On petition of James Drysdale Raymond
Dyaeker and others asking that the Web
man and family be given assistance by
Billings county, moved by MIR. Roberts and
seconded by Mr.. Gorham and Mr.. Stodd-
ard that request be granted and that Mrs.
Wehman be allowed $500 per month
until otherwise ordered by the Board.
In the matter of the request of the
Golden Valley Land a. Cattle Co. asking
the board to reduce the valuation on Sec.
1-13-21-z3--25-27 and E115 of 80 all IS.
Up. 13o-1o5 and Sec. 1-11-13S.1o5 and
Sec. 21-2o-33 and VIZ of 35-137.1o5.
Request denied on the ground that this
should properly come before board. Of
Equliation.
IL O'Clock noon. Board adjourned to
meet at 1880 p. m.
1880 p. m. Board met persuant to adj
journment. all members present.
The resignation of G. w. Myers as
Justice of the Peace. was on motion acc
epted
On motion Geo. o. Reid was appointed
to fill the vacancy. caused by the Resig-
nation Of &. w. Meyers. Justice Of the
Peace.
The bond of Geo. O. Reid as Justice Of
the Peace with ]. A. Ferris and Geo. i.
Burgess as surities was approved.
This agreement. made and entered into
this 9th Gay Of january A. D., 1907 oy
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-01-17

and between the board of County Comm
issioners in and for Billings county. North
Dakota, hereinafter referred to as the
Board, and Charles +. Will of Medora,
N. Oak. hereinafter designated the sheriff.
Witnesseth. that whereas the said Charles
+. Will has been DULY elected to the
Office of sheriff of Billings county and he
has duly qualified as required by law.
Now, therefore, in consideration OF the
premises conditions and covenants, herein
after mentioned to be kept and performed
by the sheriff. the said board agrees to pay
the sheriff the sum Of sixty dollars 500. 90
per month for the term of twelve (12)
months from date hereof where sum of
sixty dollars (too.oo) shall be inlieu of
any and all other sums which accrue to
said sheriff for services to be performed
by him as jailor and janitor
The said sheriff hereby agrees to the
following and to furnish such service for
the sum of sixty dollars $4,000 per
month.
The services shall be held to include
the duties of jailor and janitor foy the
county Jail and court house at the County
Seat Of said county. the said janitor is to
keep the court house and county Offices
clean and in proper condition. he shall
scrub the floors and thoroughly cleane and
renovate the offices from time to time as
conditions require, and in cold weather he
shall build fires every morning in said
Offices and maintain and look out for them
throughout the entire day.
He shall see that proper illumination is
provided when necessary. He shall
thoroughly renovate and clean the Court
before each and every term of court there
in. He shall see that the Jail is kept clean
and in proper condition. He shall pre-
form all duties enumerated in section Io.3S
of the Revised Code Of 1905. The sheriff
further agrees to build the fires in the
court ofiic and to sweep the floors each
and every morning in the year. provided
that fires need be built only is such weather
as they may be necessy to keep the rooms
in proper temperature. He shall dep,.-
tse tor his jailor and jantor work. dons
by them without further expense to the
county. This contract to remain in force
for the term of one year from and after
date hereof.
]. B. SroDpAkD.
>Chirman Board of Co. Commissioners.
CHAs. F. WILL.
Sheriff of Billings Co., N. D.
Matters relating to county officers we're
laid on the label until Jam ~ 1907.
On motion Board adjourned to meet Ian.
II at q:3o a. m.
J. A. McGREcoR.
County Auditor.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-01-17

Election Cost Fill, Sentinel Pttte Precinct
I. F.. Crawford, Inspector, posting ballots... g.,
I. +. Crawford, Insnector one day .......... a.
q. v. Knox, Judge Of election. -
Frank Dingman, same: ... 81
John +. smith, clerk OF election ............ 2.
John r. Hollenbcck, same e................... g,
Frank Dingman, returning poll book 10000. 81
Frank | in&mAn IS miles travel 100000. /