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The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-04-11
N0TICEFoR PUBLICATION.
DcpaI tmvnt OF the interior.
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DcpaI tulvnJ OF the I'M erlor.
Lanuoyitce al yhamberlain, S. ID.
Marcn n 1897.
Notice is hereby given that Caroline Baker
Of GaunvaIity :. ~, has nIeI notice OF his
tnteilLIoD " make nIlai year propf IN sup
port OF bis claim, VIZ: noineStcad Entry No
lool naue \ prii ~, 1892, tor the 1sSW4 Sec
tloI z3 rown,n Ipi ~, Range bS W., and
th 4t said proof will be mauH before the Clerk
OF Courts OF Buffalo county al MS oihce an
Gannvaiiey. =. ID. on May -. 1907.
he names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon. ana cuitiva-
ton OF. the laDd, va: u. ~. Onman OF Gam
valley, :. d., Martlu Johnson OI Gannyailey,
). 40 N. y. hecier Of GannE alley. ,. ~. Pull
LII er Jefferson OF kimbaii. ;. D
Cuao. l. BROCkWAY,
Register
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-04-11
WORDS or THE WISE.

IT'S only noble to be good.-TG ~
son.
Men were made to listen as well 90
nlk.--Beaumont.
The laggard COW gets the sour grcsA
-Trom the Dutch
Marriage is the bloom or blight 6
u. mems happinsss~Byron.
When a thing Is lost, It's worth n
known.--From the German.
Contentment gives q crown. whsss
fortune has denied it-Ford.
Exhaustive observation is an element
q every great achisvement-rSpencer.
Never yet was the voice Of conscience
alsnced without NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Jameson.
The curtain lecture is the w~vt
sound man can have In Ids eAr.--
from the italian
Friendship decreases whenever thaes
b on one side too much happiness nj
hpo much misfortune on the other1--
Carmen Sylvia.
After all has been sale that can %
mid abont the widening influence OF
IDEAS. II remains true that they W. Iid
hardly be such strong agents ur.ass
they were taken In Z solvent Of feeling
the grear world struggle Of developisa
thought is continually foreshadowed In
the struggle Of the affections. sees .ng
Z justification for love and hope
George Eliot.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-04-11
PROVERBS AND PHRASES.

An honest man Is always chiA-
Martial.
Success 's by acting, not wishing
From the Greek.
There Is not mite but faneies Il
self a cheeser-Laratar.
The law bushes when children cor
rect Their parents.--Coke.
No friend a friend until be shall
prove O friend-Beaunont.
DO not speak Of secret matters In a
field that Is full of little hills.-From
the Hebrew.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-04-11
Annual Meeting Of Shareholders
Gann Valley Stock DiEbing
Company

Notice is hereby given that the
annual meeting of the shareholders
of the Gam Valley Stock Dipping
Company, will he held at the court
house. Gann Valley, Wednesday.
April 10, 1907 ut 2 O'Clock p. m. fo
the election Of otii GERS and any other
business that may come before said
meeting.
AL shareholders are urgently re
quested to be present as arrange
Ments mu,t he image at once to com
mence dipping operations.
Dated i;t Gam Valley, :. d., April
4, 1907
+ Il DYE g. II FRASER
Secretary Presd1ent.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-04-11
j Y DRIPS
County Auditor
NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION
IlcDartmenJ OF Tue interior.
Land Once at CualIILprialn

Land Once at CnalIDerlaln, =. d.,
Marcn 2I 1904.
Notice il hereby given that Jcsse } Coslel-
10 or tticnard,, >. D., ma, tiieu nOlIce oI MS
inLenJIOn To maze maj , year pfOpI III sup
port Of ~, cIai:u, Va: Homestead EntrS ~.
lao. maze Mar. ~, iSO:, fof tuc 90 oecLiol
30, rU"uanIp i0S ~. Range ~ W., anu tpat
sal p,upf Wall he made before the Clerk OF
,vurts oI Bulfaio county at his oInce M
GannsaiIey, =. ~. op MAY Is, 1907.
i,c nauJes the following Witnesses to prove
IA conItuuvu, upon. ana cultivation OF. tpe
land, >.L; Oaul., IS. ROoS, Martin j. Lllis-
scnelt, Alex uiicnrIst, T.. Il. Nelson, ali uf
Rlcparsis. :. IL. ....
CIIAS L. BS)CXWAY.
I.eslSter.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-04-11
NOTICE FOR BIDS

Notice IL hereby given that sealed
bids VIII be received DO the county
commissioners OF Buffalo county
SoU.th Dakota for building II st,nle
aud grayellng the grade
the grade across Crow Creek bottom
,oIi the line bet Ween stctiOIis 2l aud
:. township 1G6, range -6S. Plans
AMI specifications Of the work .re-
quirrd may he seen at the auditor :
office. Bids VIII be opened May d,
1907. aud the commissioners reserve
the right to reject any or all bids.
Dated At Ganp Valley, :. ID, April
3. 1907.
Y nRIDS
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-04-11
THE RIGHT NAME.

Mr.. August Sherpe, the popular
,0verseer uf the poor. at Fort Medi-
son. .Ia., says: "Dr, Kings New Life
Pills are rightly pamed; they act
more agreef ably, do more good and
make one feel better than any other
laxative. Guaranteed to cure
.bilIiousncss and constipation. ;Sc
" j. Hughes x 60.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-04-11
GOUliln'I lIre Him.

Long, SAW your friend Hprie; I'll.
afternn0p.
Short-F'rield. fldlessic!,s. ] bI. Rn'
any earthl7 use for him.
Long-Oh that being tRs c&~. o:
course be isn't your friend.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-04-11

state or south Dakota. Buffalo County. -
in the Circuit Court, Fourth Judicial Cir
Martha A. Heilman. Plaintiff
Nellie Shinn Jones. the un-
known heirs. deyisees, le1s-
tees and the executor or ad-
minstrator OF Henry f.. shinn
deceased: the creditors of Hen
ry +. Shnn. decea ased: the un-
known heirs. devisees lega- Summons
tees and the executor or ,ad-
Illustrator Of Mrs Henry +.
Shinn deceased. the creditors
OF Mrs. Henry +. shian. de-
ceased: ana all persons un-
known who have or claim TO
have any estate or interest in
or lien or incumbrance upon
the premises described In
plaintif's complaint. Defend
ants.
The State OF South Dakoto TO the above
named defendants Greeting:
You are hereby summoned and required 20
answer the compleipt OF the plaintiff which
was hled IN the Office OF the Clerk OF the Cir
cult Court at Gam Valley. Buffalo County
south Dakota; ON the 2sth day or February
A. ID. 1901, and which prays for a Judgment
que ing tit ie TO and the determination OF all
a verse claims against the premises described
Al the complaint situated I'm said Buffalo
county. state OF South Dakota. to-wit: The
south East quarter LSEAI OF Section mum Der
Four l4J and the south West quarter [SW4I
Of sectiomjnumber Nine Isl. Township mum
number Sixty Eight 1851. West 5th p. NJ con-
tanning Three Hundred Twenty acres more
or less by United States Government Survey
hereof. anu TO serve a copy OF your answer
To- said complaint on the undersigned al his
ONCE In the City OF Mitchell, Dawson County
south Dakota. within thirty days after the
completed service of this summons upon you
exclusive OF the day OF such service. ana II
you fail to answer said complaint within that
time. the plaintiff will apply TO the court for
the relief demanded In his said complaint
Dated at Mitchell. South Dakota. Feb.uarr
2S, 1907.
A. E. HITCHCOCK,
Plaintiffs "A ttcrney
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-04-11

OF making excuses there y 10 e.,d-
and the ma jDrity Of them are !neAcp
sAAA
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-04-11
'ks-a Would Do.

Have ycp had any experience a
chauffeur
We'll, can show you the receipts
for the fines l have pad"
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-04-11
A Nice Distinction.
Secretary

The following ,annot fail to amuse
all who have seen aad heard the late
John Fiske. Imagine him seated in
fls study, presumably writing on The
Mystery Of Evil" The door opens and
his little son steps timidly in. saying:
Papa"
Yes. my sen, what is IT,
Ma says you are 20 whip me-"
Whip yea. What have you done"
81 said something naughty"
What did you say"
why, said that Aunt Sarah was
fool and that Aunt Mary was a damp
foel.'
Then John Fisl1e said In that ininl-
table New England drawl. That is
about the distinction / should make.
Run out and play"
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-04-11

Inqu!sitive Boarder-voa ttiuk the
world is growing better7
Philosophical Boarder--I DO. You
reyely see a mother-in-law JOKE in prir.
nowadays
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-04-11
To Amuse Bsby.

"Oh. John" said Mrs. Popley. you
must raise pair of those long side
whiskers."
What" exclaimed Popley. why. I
thought you detested that sort Of"
Yes, but Mr.. Dudley was here to-
day. He hes them. you know. and it
vas just too cute to see the way baby
pulled them"
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-04-11
SUMMONS

State OF South Dakota. Buffalo CouRty. 81
in the Circuit Court, Fourth Judicial Cir
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-12-25
R|O|NG AsTR|OE IS
CONDEMNED IN ENGLAND

LONDON, Dec. 23.-Tnc practice Of
women riding asiride, which last sum
mcr seemed likely to have some fash.
ionable vogue, is doomed TO early aban'
donmcnt. Royalty mas condemned IT.
royal princess was recently inter
viewed on the subject and vouehsafed
the following:
Personally l. should never permit
my daughters TO ride astridc, aud |
think that the notion is u most dis.
pleasing one. Moreover, | think | may
safely say that her majesty positively
shudders at the idea; and yet, rs you
Know, she 10 exceedingly broad minded.
She does not admit for moment that
riding as a lady should ride holds more
possibilities of mishap than any sports
woman would be willing to risk"
Several riding masters have been
asked about the matter, and the con
sensus of their opinions is represented
in the following statement from one of
! them:
"A very determined efIoi, was made
by several celebrated womei to popu.
larizc the fashion last season, but, as
far as ! am able to Judge, we should
not have heard very much of it this
winter, even II royalty had not banned
il.
"'Thc old dangers associated with
the long habit have been rendered al
most non existent by new patent skirts,
safety stirrups and all kinds Of lie.
vices to prevent dragging, ~ that the
common sense argument is not suiiici.
emily strong to outweigh other consid.
erations"
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-12-25
YOU MUST Do YOUR
ASSESSMENT
WORK
Exempting Bill Has
Not Yet Become
A Law
Only Passed One House
Of Congress On
Saturday
(rrom Tuesdays Daily

II was rumored among mnc owners
and prospcctors here yesterday that
Congress had passed a law granting
immunity from doing assessment work
for the year 1907 before il adjourned
until January q. Such is not the case.
The senate passed such n bill ON Satur.
day. hut the House of Representatives
failed 10 take any action IN the mat.
ter before It adjourned. leaving the
Senate bill Of no effect.
TX Delegate to Congress Wilson and
Attorney General Clark are Of the
opinion that Congress will take some
action in the matter when IL convcncs
after the holidays. They are of the
opinion that n law passed then cx-
emp,ing claims from assessment work
for the year 1907 would he consii'u.
tional and that all who located claims
as abandoned property after midnight
January /. 1905. would be- forced 10
abandon tncm. They are hopeful that
the proposed law viii he passed after
Congress convcncs January Il.
Those who have not done their as
sessment work this year should get
busy. To Ice on the snfc side.
Most of the claim holders are aware
If their privilege in relocating their
claims again next year II they fail 10
do the work tnis year. providing some
one else does not jump them in the
meantime. But that is n long chance
to take and such plan has often led
to complications and bloodshed over
disputed ground. The only thing the
holder of a claim can n, if he desires
to keep the property, is to get out at
once and do his assessment work.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-12-25
CALLED BY DEATH.
(From Sundays Daily

CFrom Sundays Daily
Thomas II. Needham, native Of
Bradford, Ontario, Canada, died last
evening Mt his home on Beach avenue
at $3.50 O'Clock. The immediate cause
of his death was consumption, from
which hc had been sufferer for three
years. lie was aged thirty years, eight
months and twcnty.scven days. He
was machinist by occupation and had
been resident Of this city only two
months.
Surviving him he leaves his wife,
who was with MIN when the end came,
His remains were taken in charge by
the Maus Il Shannon undertaking es.
Establishment, to be prepared for ship
ment to his old home in Bradford,
Ontario, Monday afternoon, on tho
northbound train, for interment.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-12-25
FREEDOM MAY BE GIVEN
GERONIMO AND FOLLOWERS

LAWTON. Ok. Dec. 23.-Whilc the
visit of Gen. Franklin Bell, chief of
staff tn Secretary of War Taft, to Fort
sill during the summer was an entirely
official one, il may result in the lib
crty of Geronimo and his small band
Of Apache followers, now held in bond.
age on the Fort sill military rcserva.
ton.
Asa Delukic, the newly elected head
Of the tribe, said today: During Gen
Bells visit 10 Fort Sill the Indians
held council with him regarding their
removal to the ella country. which. in
English is called Warm Springs, located
in New Mexico, close TO the Arizona
boundary line. The general dill no,
make any promise relative to our re-
lease, although he stated that he would
recommend to the government that the
Apache affairs be looked into ut this
session of Congress.
"The Indians have asked the WA
Department to permit n delegation OF
Indians ana military officers to investi
gate the ella country. General Bel
promised Ia see to this soon. One OF
the most important questions Genera
Bell wants the Apachcs to settle is
whether they choose to be transferred
from the War Department to the In
terror Department.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-12-25
sELIGMAN HOUSE BURNED TO
THE GROUND.
CFrom Sundays Daily

Friday morning the house occupied
by NJ. G. jolly and Guy Nail in Selig
man caught on fire and was burned 10
tnc ground with its entire contents, in
Guiding Mr.. Jolly's prize dog "Dick,"
three rcvolvcrs, two shotguns, II rifle
and n suit ease containing Judge q. \.
Ainsworth's best suit Of clothes, be.
sides many valuable articles Of furni.
turc in the building. The cause Of the
fire il unknown. The fire appears to
have started from "a defective Hue.
The loss is estimated at 1880. II was
not learned whctner there was any in.
surance on the building.
The place caught ON fire after the
occupants of the building had left for
their daily employment. about o'clock
in the morning. When the alarm
sounded the volunteer fire department
rushed to the place, but the fire had
gained such Roadway that all efforts to
stay its progress were futile.
Mr.. Ainsworth arrived in the early
morning from his gardens on Walnut
creek with a load of choice vegetables
He intended to attend a social function
that night and left his suit case in the
building in the care of the occupants,
who are his personal friends. The suit
ease contained his society suit Ms well
as many toilet articles of value, the
loss of which he now mourns. Mr..
Jolly's faithful dog was also left on
the inside by mistake when the doors
were closed. He, too, persisted in the
flames before aid arrived.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-12-25
LOST HIS BET AND
THEN WOULD
WEIGH
Antonio Ochoa. As A
Result. Is In
Jail
Puts Up 81 On a Wager
But Is Not
Game

tfTom tuesdays ballyb
Because he appropriated 81 belong
ing to r. T.. johnson aud beat hasty
retreat with the coin from one of the
resorts near the depot yesterday after.
noon Mt , o'clock, Antonio Ochova will
dine in the county Jail Christmas day,
provided good and sufficient bonds are
not furnished for his appearance in the
Justice court Thursday. Ochova was
arrested by Deputy sheriff John Mer.
rift in the Mexican quarter less than
two hours after he committed the al
legged oGcnsc.
From the statement OF eye witnesses
il appears that Ochova and Johnson
got into dispute over the question
as to who purchased certain drink.
johnson offered to bet A. to substan.
tiatc his side and Ochova "callcd
him. The - was placed in the hands
of the bartender who was cnoscn ~
referee. The referee declared John.
son winner and placed the ~ in front
of him ON the bar. Ochova appro'
pri1,cd two Of the coins aud succeeded
in escaping from the place. Johnson
sought Justice of the Peace McLanc
and sworc 20 complaint against
Ochova. wnom h. designated rs not u
true sport.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-12-25
TRIED TO SKIP AND EVADE HIS
DEBTS.
(From Sundays Daily


James Hoguc, who claims that hs has
been Swede all of his life, is still a
Swede, has a farm in Missouri, with a
wife on it, created "A scene at the depot
yesterday morning wnen he attempted
to leave the city on the northbound
train, after refusing to pay two liquor
bills TO James johnson and a rcpresen.
tative Of NJ. G. Fitzmaurice, amount
ing to 1850. While seated in the
smoker, Hogue was accostcd by Fitz.
mauriee's representative and requested
to disgorge 1878 in cash. He refused
A few moments later James johnson,
one Of the proprietors Of the Mint IA.
loon, appeared and asked Hogue ia
hand over 1915. johnson 8 modest re-
quest was also refused. Hogue claimed
that he was not in possession Of any
cash and was entirely unpreparsd to
pay convivial debts. Mr.. Johnson ap.
propriatcd Hogue's hat and suit case
and gave them into the possession OF
Fitzmaurice representative. Hogu,
then promptly handed over twenty
dollar gold piece and was handed $3.50
in change and his suit case and hal
AZ the train speeded north.
Hogue 10 carpenter by occupation
and has been employed the last few
months at Fort whipple.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-12-25
PROBATE COURT.



The last will and testament OF
Franklin II. Raymond. deceased, was
allowed and admitted to probate in
the probate court yesterday. Il. b.
Modem was appointed executor and let.
tiers testamcutsry issued to him. J. W.
Wilson, Herman Voge and George
Happ were appointed appraisers.
The inventory and appraiscmcnt Of
was returned, filed and recorded. The
estate consists of half interest in
patented mines in the Big Bug dis.
triet and seventy five shares Of stock
IN the Jake Marks company, adj
valued at sl0,Gi5.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-12-25
RANGE CATrLE GOOD.
prom Tuesdays Daily

L. W. Z. Pooler, forest supervisor OF
the Prescott reserve, has returned from
an official visit to the Juniper noun
tains, where he reports feed on the
ranges good. Cattle are in prime con
dition, ne says, and sheep owners are
delaying the movement Of their focks
south as long Ms possible on account OF
the scarcity Of feed and water on the
desert ranges.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-12-25
WEDDING BELLS.

The Colombo hotel was the scene OF
very pretty wedding Saturday even
ing at o'clock, when Miss Salvina
Mates and Joseph Toci were united in
the bonds Of matrimony. The cere-
mony was performed by Probate Judge
Hicks in the presence Of large mum
her Of friends Of the contracting par
ties.
A reception and supper followed
The wedding presents were many and
included some useful and costly
articles Of household ornaments and
furniture.
All present enjoyed a dance until the
midnight hour tolled. The happy
couple will make their future home in
the city.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-12-25
MUROEROUs YAQU|S
RENEW THEIR
RAIDS
Indians Carrying On
Their Bloody
Warfare
Several MasSaoreS Are
Reported In
Sonora



The theft of hand ca. un the
Minas rrctas railroad. on which the
Yaquis rode iuto the town of Torres,
the murder of number Vt vaqucros
on ranch. six leagues above Her.
mosillo on the San Miguel river. and
the capture ~ number Of women
whom the laqus compelled to 90 with
them are developments Of The week IN
the bloody warfare which the murder.
'Ous bands of Indians are waging in
Sonora.
Following closely ON the murder Of
twelve ranch employees at RastrtaS
early in the wrck, later rcpo.s show
che boldncss vita which The Iaqus
are operating.
Leonal Garlic n resident of Tucson.
who was on \ mining trip - Sonora.
had n narrow escape from death at
the hands Of the Indians in the Rds
tritas killing.
Garlic was member of the party
and was wounded in the attack. lie
fell TO the ground and ftigncd death
The bloodthitsiy Naquis robbed nim of
his clothes and then left him, suppos
ine that he was dead.
rs soon as they had gone out Of
sight, Garlic. although badly hurt.
managed 20 drag Gimsclf to ranch
house, where he was given aid. lie il
now in Nogales
Frank Moody, an American, who j.
the son.in.law Of Jose NJ. Robes, one
of the biggest ranchmcn in Sonora.
was captured by the Indians. hut was
released by the laQui chief after he
mad been relieved of his guns aud
ammunition and his clothing.
"You can 60. We are not killing
gringocs now were the words which
the laqui chief spoke to Moody. and
the latter lost no time in getting away
from the band.
Roblcs, the ranchman. made his es-
cape only through the hectness of his
aorse. He saw the Indians short dis
tance away and wheeling his horse. he
spurrcd the animal and escaped in
safety, although vollcy was sent
after him by the Indians.
There Were eighteen Yaluis in the
attacking party, and they came upon
the smaller bands almos, witaout
warning. They wasc big hats with a
ribbon band and looked much like
rurales They showed the farm hands
no mercy, and lining them all up in a
row shot them. All fell at the frs;
volley, and Of the number Garlic
alone managed to escape, a. ne was
fortunately not fatally wounded.
Details of the theft Of a hand ear
on the railroad between Tcrrcs on the
Sonora road and the mining camp Of
Minas Prictas were also given. The
Yaquis stole the ear from n section
house and boldly rode into the town
of Torres. After terrorizing the ma
tivcs for a time they left the town be
Tore the troops could be summoned.
At rancn on the San Miguel river
above Hcrmosillo, the Yaquis appeared
suddenly. A pitched battle ensuei
between the vaqueros and the Indians.
The vaqucros ran out of ammunition
and then the Indians rushed the ranch
housc, killing the vaqueros and taking
the women at tne ranch away with
them as prisoners.
The murdering and pillaging of the
Indians is making travel in Sonora ex
tremely hazardous for mining men, aud
~ hampering ouerations.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1907-12-25
tFrom Tuesdays Daily
Chino Visitor.


William Christman Of Chino is here
on a short business visit.
Stoddard Visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. l.. Burns of Stod
dard are visiting in the city.
Humboldt Visitors.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Smith of Hum
bolh are visiting in the city.
Here from Turkey.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Parker OF
Turkey are visiting IN the city.
Harrington Visitor.
X. c. Alexander Of Harrington is in
the oity on a short business visit.
Visited Relatives.
George Meade, the McCabe Nor
chant, spent Sunday here with his fam
lily.
McCabe Merchant Here.
J. 7. Guffey, a McCabe merchant, i,
here on one Of his periodical bAsincs
visits.
VIII Leave for Home.
G. c. Miller Of Dewey will leave fol
home today after short businAe'
visit hare. p~rS%E \
Pioneer Waits.
John Hutchins, a pionser miner an,
prospector, Ii here on n business yisi
from his mines in the Groom Cres,
section. Z