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Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-04-25
FINANCIAL Statement - POTTER COUNTY

Auditors and Treasurer's Receipts and Disbursements in the County
of Potter, for the quarter ending March 81, 1907, show
ing amount of funds in the treasury and
where deposited.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-04-25

SM6 d south DLE0A
County of Potter,
- ~ f@ne, AaMsat being first duly sworn,d ohS ythatt eTrauuerse exhibit ha true MI
. III" . Au"ea.o l us unan0A condition of Potter county, appNs by his bodks and thatt the
Aua.of exhibit : true and correct aenmt al warrants dnwa on thu treasury during thu
and that the atemenh Of assets and liabilities b uues md coumt
Q NJ BREENE, Auditor
Subscribed md sworn to bas. me this lsh day Of April 1901.
'1 Harry Bolnsu. Clerk d Csurs
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-04-25

Communication and ten solicited from our
READERS, which mnst reach Us by Tuesday night
to Insure prompt publication.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-04-25

Entered az second class matter at the Postoiiice
at Forest City, s. ID.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-04-25

Also publisher OF "ANPAO KIN" monthly,
the only paper in the Sioux language Except
onei In the United States.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-04-25
AUDITORS EXHIBIT


AMOUNTS
County Auditor and Clerks. ....... 1907 90
County Treasurer. 1915 90
Deputy Treasurer and Clerks. 49,. 72 90
Register oil Deeds. 900 90
Deputy Reg. Deeds and Clerks.... 80 90
County Judge. 1873 80
Sheriff, Deputy and Bailiffs. $1,000. 400 80
superintendent of SchOOls.......... 1877 10
Commissioner of Instnity
end "...... IS 60
3rd ",..... 81 40
States Attorney. ........ .......... no 90
Attorney fees state case... ........
by order of Court.
Clerk of Circuit and County court
and Deputy. S 90
S~tenOgrapher Circuit COurt.......
Petit Jurors and witness fees....... So 20
Jurors and Witnesses Justice Court GO SO
Stenographer County COurt.......
Justices Of the Peace. ............ 10 90
Expense of prisoner. .......... 40 on
Physician for
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-04-25


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Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-04-25

Ed. Narcelle of Cheyenne river
was up last Friday night and
stayed till Tuesday.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-04-25
4srsst Gitn Press

4. Y. THORNE, PUB. & PRor'n
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-01
WILL SECRETARY
PASS THROUGH
ALBUQUERQUE
Root 10 Visit Fl Paso on Jour
ney 10 Land Of Ma1ana and
May Possibly Go Through
This City,

Wi Secretary ~ State Root pas
fnfoIsh AihuQEefaas au hls say BE-
Msnira fhis month
az u possible NJ Root has nireadY
rFec ha itinerary considerably and
aN Tsm fhr0agh ~ Pasn en- route
afh Whether b. auI come into -
Pee We Une ~ he more s1utheriy
rtDfes ~ take tne @znfa Pc Is n5l
kanan A-ibaauefQan haf been visited
~ a FtcE president ane Herrefav -
ths interior 10 fhs uaaa fea aefks
81 capsule ~ arcgmmoahurg =
eecfriav u state The ~ PaE
Timar NsyH
The fra intlmation that people Is
E PaHs have received that Secretary
Root Nguia e. through this eity 90
Die aaF 90 NeKicD city D latter pari
= September comes from HrEief
cry
Mhen n became known in % Pasa
that secretary Noold tlslf MeKlcr
the Officers % the chaWrff - com
mefce carfespoHdea aifh him 90 learn
" b. uers coming this uag and hls
probably date - arrival a letter Nas
received from Mr. Root stating hat
~ had not completed BIZ plano bel
ppuld advise che chamber later.
letter N became kn0an that he had
decided ur1u fhe route through san
AHipna8 and Laredo, bat Dc seems that
Dts plans have again been changed.
aIthouEh Inc - paso people ave not
set zen advised
TIE fs.ienlnE j. from ths NeHioaH
Herald
THE reception committee ln charge
~ NJ Roots ENTERTAINMENT during
his staF in MeKicD has arranged FOR
h presidential train o. leave fhls city
In time % meet NJ Root snd party
AZ fhe border aifh Minl-fer - Fur-
cEn Relations MarisCai Governor
Nilermo De- Lands EHcancvn. ~
faifTal district Pablo Martinez
hia ara ~iHfrodureF - Ambaaa
iafs Pardu 90 board
train SIT Start from Msnicu
upun rcreluf - Information regardlnR
b departure % Mr. Root from wash
lngfDn tn order - reach the border
81 ~ Pasg before ths arrival - the
Distinguished EfsteHfuan
Thus the program has b~gn
changed m TIRE route over ahlrh NJ
Root will come 90 this cifv Tor W vas
al first erpecfed that be Hgult arHte
aaef the National lines through llrr-
do. but inasmuch ~ b rppts tas
bern changed. the cities alens the .as
20 the Mexlrau Central alH hafe ore
npp0rfunify 81 making friendly dem
nnsfratl0ns - Mr. Root n hn party
sT.rN 80 those along b hue f fHe
National Intended - make
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-01

Breckenridge. cOl-A notable ac-
QUESTION Of the Wellington company IS
2r. J ". Mcclzye. who has been ad-
oed TO the companys stan as consult
ing engineer Nj. McCiave Is regarded
a. n q the most competent n
neers in the entire west Mr.. y. c.
Gates. constructing engineer 81 the
Vim and Smelfer supply company.
has also been assigned a commission
with the Wellington company. whose
policy has always been that il take
men 10 make a mine. The last strike
on n Liberty claim 81 the Wellington
occurred almost a. the surface. and
: one Of he best eve made on Min
eral Hill
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-01

lfsrday cisv5zE ~ hfs Affairs @ith M
Randolph lines and vii leave fsi
Portland. a. Nnfch point ME head
qgarfeFs sfB b. AZ nure.
Hacenug NJ rruUfe has been con-
Efrucfion engineer n the route from
.gauauea % b Hunura railway. .
branch line intended n connect the
.Canzuas. Taqul River and Parihc rail.
zag. either al lmurus EYnufa % AZ
Nrxaies Artz
Previously NJ HFpufe wss resident
engineer ~ this point s~uccseding y a.
M0wfiuEfgu 81 experimentation - the
.Tuaagn division years ago He thea
sen 20 Ice AnKni@s y later Nns
construction engineer until this year.
90 the Arix0na-C0ioradu line u the
Randolph system. alth headquarters
10 Durango. Col the nonhsfn end ~
the proposed Zine a. extend from
Pearce. ARR
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-01
GENERAL MINING NEWS OF
THE WEST FOR THE WEEK

Montnzuma. CoL-A revaiutiqn N
mining conditions D. prpmhef Tor thls
district and only the most short
sighted policy can now induce opera
tors 20 snip out their ores rather than
.aaaif the Advantage snun 20 D. Al
hand The Silver Wave mine un CQi-
iier mountain illustrate this matter a.
- experienced 0peratar1 The
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-01
sreass. b me Gold Standard Mining

dredges ~ the Cold Standard Mining
company.
Jerome. Ariz-NeW evidence comes
forward with Increasing frequency q
the widespread e1tent Of the Verde
copper beds n expectation 81 zeOI-
Ogists il thus finding significant con-
nrmati0n. a. they have ali along in
sisted the iHvariable tendency Of sui
phide ore bodies % assume . horizon
tai rather than q verticls position. and
u would Be- highly unreasonable 10
suppose that the United Verde -sfns
had obtained even = partial m0nop-
oly o. n mineral resources d the
Jerome district The latest strike on
the Little DAISY. an extension Of the
United Verde. hss disclosed IL
virtually solid black copper bling be-
meath q heavy Gaping, IN which much
copper EaE IN evidence The strike
has given q neE incentive 20 h rear
By Verde Grande operations where
new machinery has been Installed cap
able q sinking the shaft Rell beioE
the i-e80-fopt level The Verde Grand
equipment D. said % Be Ee best and
most substantial 81 any yet Installed IN
The distrc- outside q the United
Verde.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-01

cost 81 this mine today for marketing
its ore would - sac pr ton for
packing d0Hu the trail. 50 for hauling
fz-fe for freight and Sf75 for treat
menL o. q total u sil75 per ton. In
Silver Wave DUMPS can n0R To-
been fz5s.eee uDrth - ore ready for
treatment which could BE- readily
marketed A. the cost figures named.
and ssii. yield = sery fair profit. This
courEe. hos ever. she company de-
ciines % CONSIDER vev rightly prefer
ring 10 aNalt the coming q transpor-
tzfiOn and mining facilities 10 the dis
frtct Sons verV large movements are
likely 70 benefit Substantially.
I Encampmenf. Wy0-silxer Lead
and copper values both carrying gold.
are the Characterize feature u the
snake River Consolidated company IN
the Three Forks district % wyoming.
.~tNenfy-siK mile north 81 Encamp-
.meni A~aFE u numerous samples
from the property snow values run
ming a. high a. tLeee % the ton IN
gold. These % course. are exceptional
nut there = q great abundance - ore
that average 81 o. the fon IN the
.fhres mefzisf The property has beens
under sysfefnattc development for the
fast ten years. and there b. reason 20
anticipate hzt b stage - heavy pro-
ducfinn for both fhr lode claims and
@ls piacen b. nov a. hand
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-01

Notiue - hereby gives 70 a. me uarsar.
minert in school district Ne 81 Bsrslss
that the schral tern frr the anczr rear rA-
lses vii On he nd dsg q
September nsxt
fSEned
J r SANCHEZ
SIMON TAFOYA
ANTONIO GARCIA T SANCHEZ
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-01

Boise. Idaho-The placer riches %
the Boise basin appear 70 be mex
haustibie. and the most reliable Opin-
ion inciines 70 b view thai the dis
trfct T. entering on . period % pro-
ductfon that will eclipse al past rec
0rds 81 the locality II Was not until
recsnfiys IN fscLt k.ax any systsmstlz
effort vas made % exploit the re-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-01

DON'T TosGFT THAr W. CARRY
~ FINEST LIN or GROCFRIFS ~
MS srcTloS OF n COUNTRY. a. &.
RAT CO.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-01

BA>E BAIL IT. RDAY. SUNDAY AMI
aosDA1 A1>TO>H BROWNS VERsI~
CIIFTONs.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-01

PEACHES. PEARS. PLUNs. CRAFTS.
AATkbHfLONs AND CANTaIoIFE
klcHkIItI GROCERY STORE Is "
GOLD. PHONE ia
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-01

soarceS0f the placer gold By lode min
ing, but the Mckinley tunnel now be-
n driven 70 cur the m~inerzLszar
ledge q Jupiter mountain. j. likely 20
yield some highly significant results
a. showing b actual % the
district and the mature Of the lode
veins al depth from which the gold
dust has beer eroded into the placer
beds The Mckinley tunnel Il In over
zee feet and = being pushed forward
With 4 fun equipment Of machinery.
drills and compressors
kinkelmsu. AriL-It haE been fully
decided h zt the Two Queens ores sre
- Be treated at the mines. and the
first shipment q ore has been made
with q view to a~scerraining the exact
nature % the milling facilities that
will Be required FOR this purpose. The
machinery recently installed Al the
camp j. u a most substantial charac-
ter. and shaft and tunnel operations
are going forward with uninterrupted
energy.
Goldfeid. Nev-Tne significant an
nguncemenf has just been made that
the Kansas Cify-Goid property has
sutceeded in obtaining an extension
u ne year in their lease on the Vel
vet ground The company has also
ohsai1ed an additional lease on the
n and one-half acres. in
the Utah shaft which - al
ready down 3so feet This extends
the cOmpanys fractional tWo-block
lease to two full books These deals
ere attracting considerable attention
among local operators
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-01

MAYER. Ariz-Heeeuf Comment on
the rggre~ u the Kansas Cifg-Gold-
neid gneDrEscx = - 4 m0ancourag
.inE mature F1rmer SUD futendeut
Harris u thiz company Be- quoted -
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-01

aging bay = fore y~<-terday a sam
pie q two feeaOf qaaTfz ia craHscu'
No. I on The = .. d lease vieidet
returns n ss4s gold per ton These
results are 81 spfclal significance, -
indicating our proximity 10 a body %
rich ore For Two weeks prior 70 the
great strike on the Syndicate Leasing
company property. assays from 81 to
Sic Eere the best that could b 80
cured-iiksMi se in b Mohawk Fior-
ence II + ai-g stated that b Velvet
crgsscuf has reached a point ~siEtg-fWo
feet from the shaft. and that rapid
progress j. befng made toward the
vein. A carload Of machinery from
Salt Lake Clty j. 70 bc !-z.ai4ct n z
few DAYS. Ia regard 70 the Velvet
leaza. nOw held by this % mpzny.
Superintendent Goidpeii Eays i am
% the opinion that M rock you are
taking out - the Velvet Is the cap over
the pay vein
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-09-01

Sheridan. Wyo-In cutting a trench
for hydraulic purpos operators
along the Ltfie Big Horn river have
struck 4 fusfn which eEfendeds from
the placer bets % the slope 70 the
rim % the basin Every indication
points 20 the c~0nclurion that this T.
the mother lode and the source Of the
enormous quantities ~ gold proven
% b. present IA the placer zrsveE II
nas recently been noted also in regard
10 fhra gravels that they carp about
IS per cent - ain. a fact which adds
verv considerable 20 their value. Thee
placer claims. twenty-five IN number.
or 500 acres are - b. worked BY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-08
GRAFT lin DEPARTMENT
Street Cleaner. Discharged. Says So,
and CraUcn Agrees.

Albert II. Jones. of No go West 47th street. a
driver in the Street Cleaning Department. has been
dismissed from the department for being "agi
tator." Jones says that all his agitating has been
in behalf of his personal rights. and that he
fired" because he knew too much about srafters
in the department
They We're me in the department." said
Jones yesterday. because they suspected me OF
giving Alderman Cirfenhagen. who lately investi-
gated the department. some information that
used tho inquiry. But ] was discharged because
of my refusal to take away from the Burlington
OF old brick I told the hotel people that could
not take the brick away, as the rules of the de
partment forbade It, They told it was all right,
the foreman had told them ne would stand for
It. told them to show me written order from
the foreman. and that then would take away the
brick This made a lot of them mad, and they
had me fired made appeal. / had five Wit
nesses to prove what I said but there was no one
10 hear either my witnesses. and so 1 had
To walk the plank
When Commissioner Craven was asked about the
dismissal of Jones and JOnes's charge that there
is grating going on in the department. he said:
Jones was dismissed for being abusive to his
perirrs- As To grating in the department. I'M
doubtedly there Is petty ETattinG mere anu there
To il down. There are apartment houses and
department stores which give Up TO tue IoremeA
for the prompt handling or refuse from those
places We receive cOmDiaiuIS from the aggrleVed
parties but when ask the writer's TO come for
ward with their proof they weaken. and some
times f1atly DENY the very thing they have COM
planned about. Outlines they retuse 70 testlty pc
cause they do not want 10 see the guilty man lose
his fob
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-08
ADVISES LOvEMAK1NG REFORM.
Chicago SOciOlOgist Would Have Colleges Of
COUrtship.

Chicago March THAT colleges OF courtship for
the reform OF American lOvemaking are needed 70
ft the lOvelorn population OF the nation for nlatr
mOny Is the contention OF Professor Charles Hen
dsrsOn. the University OF Chicago sOcolosst In an
article ''COuFtship' IN the current biblical
World issued from the university press yester-
day. the professor urges expert Instructions for
those who smittsn with the illusions OF love-
Hasty marriages. divorce and marriages OF con-
venience are cIassed results OF the "barbarisnl
into which COurtshiD and marriage have fallen. He
gives as examples OF the decline IN true love where
the wife is bought from the parent like COW, or
where she is compelled TO marry to secure q FORT
une from rich fool
He declares that fashionable society exhibits de-
,pFHved standards and that RlimOny is accepted a.
substitute for rational mrTiages
Professor Henderson points out as particular evils
OF modern lOvemakIng such psFils as flirting.
Boosting Of cOnQuests. sNtravagance, accepting
costly presents ignorance OF the training OF chill
Gren and cOurtship without intent TO marry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-08
LEGISLATOR ARRESTED.
Bay State Scion focused of Accept-
me a GratMty.

Boston. March Is. John I.amoureux. OF North
Adams Republican representative I'm the LegisIa-
ture from the Second Berkshire district.
rested to-day en- an indictment returned by the
Suffolk County grand jury, charging him wi,A
cOTrupty requesting and accepting q gratuity
The Indictment which was a bulky document
consists Of four counts and alleges that Lamou-
reux received $50 from William IL. McMasters. Of
this city a promise to influence two members
OF the legislative committee against n certain bill
now pending in the Legislature. LamOureUx, who
at the opening OF the session Of the House this
afternoon. asked the members 10 suspend judg-
ment went directly to the courthouse and
arraigned before Judge Brown. in the Superior
Court where he pleaded not guilty TO the charge.
Assistant District Attorney Dwyer Immediately
asked for a speedy trial OF the case holding that
there danger Of an executive investigation,
which under the law would render immune from
appearing in court number of witnesses who 1t
was desired 70 examine at the trial Judge Brown
refused the request although District Attorney
Moran stated that Lamoureux's counsel was as
anxious FOR a quick disposition or the case Judge
Brown said he no reason TO disturb the regu-
lar trial list next week. hut was willing TO nave
agree. Lamoureux then admitted TO S2000 bail,
which furnished by friends and was taken to
Police Headquarters, where he went through the
fOrmality OF being recorded.
Mr. LamOureuX, speaking to a question OF per
sonal privilege. declared in House this after
800 tbot ~ W. entity ~ no wrong and hal
committed no crime He assured the members that
he would expose the perpetrators OF the most
wicked and Ubiquitous plot TO defame and degrade
both himself and the Legislature ever attempted
IN the history of the state
est. serious minded is adduced against me-
he said Il ask you in she name OF decent human
and wicked reports 10 influence your minds against
l pledge you my faith 10 yindlcate the hon9T
OF this House, and the respect IN which am heId
by those who know me. and IN when hoid my
self
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-08

sCEOOLBOY SKATERS SUSPENDED.
Aa|TenceVllle Hockey Team Under the
Amateur Athletic Union Ban.

The registration committee Of the AIetropoIita,
ASSOCIATION OF the Amateur Athletic Union an
nonnced yesterday that the Lawrenceville hockey
players who took part in the hockey game AZ the
ST Nicholas Rink on Wednesday evening against
Tie Poly Prep team have disqualified themselves
from competition in al sports under Amateur Ath-
leilc Union rules The authorities at Poly Prep
insisted on playing Clyde Martin. who is 8 dis
qualified athlete The Lawrenceville players who
Rave disqualified themselves and are ineligible for
Amateur Athletic Union registration. are March
Peterson. Richardson. Peacock Morrison, Coyle
and Laird.
prominent official of tie Amateur Athletic
Union said yesterday in relation these disquaIi-
fcations:
1t Is apparent that the attitude Of the Amateur
Athletic Union in relation 10 these schooboy events
iE absolutely misunderstood. The school authori-
ties should know that tho Amateur Athletic T-Dion
Is trying hard 10 keep sport clean. in the case of
CLYDE Martin, who is under the suspension OF
the Amateur Athletic Union all who cornpate win
him are ineligible for registration. This simply
means that those boys cannot compete in outside
sport
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-08
POWER BOAT OWNERS WARNED.
Semi-Cruisers or Ham Sandwich Stores Not
Wanted for Long Distance Race

The committee OF the New Rochelle Yacht Club
having charge OF the race to Marblehead for power
boats has warned the owners that all tha 70
strictlons regarding boats entering 10 compets
being bona hde cruising craft will be strictly en-
forced No seml-cruisers. fast cruisers or near
cruisers will be admitted. Two ham sandwiches
and a bottle of water Will not pass for proper
stores. y complete outfit, necessary for feeding
and sleeping the crew, must be on board
The committee asks those entering TO send IN
the certificates OF measurement with their entr,
so that there will be trouble or DELAY at tho
start The rating OF boats filing their certificates
VIII not be made public until fOrty-eight hours be
fore the start, so no advantage can be taken 80
tho knowledge by other competitors Last Years
certificates VIII be accepted. subject TO Droteat
Further. particulars may be obtained by addTosSi1s.
the committee at No. Murray street New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-08
BLACK HAND BOMB" DIDN'T EXPLODE
Mysterious Package Found in Front of Ital-
ian's Store Contained Candy.

An Italian named Valentino steno picked up a
mysterious looking bundle yesterday in front OF a
cigar store At No. A9 East u4th street. the pro-
prietor OF which is also OF Italy
''ChrIstOforo Colombo. eet ees bomb he told
himself; then holding the mysterious bundle away
from his body he hurried down to the District
Attorneys ONCE and confded the secret TO one Of
the assistants.
This is no place for bombs; try the bureau OF
combustihles" he was advised, and he hurried
on 10 the Fire Department
Iuspector Wolff said II was dangerous, u might
blow up. and then he unravelled several yards OF
ominous looking tape and gradually there came
10 him the scent of something familiar The Ital-
ian got near the door, and as he did so a great.
sweet scented ball OF candy fell out