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The daily sentinel., 1907-07-01

FRANCHISE
KILLED
tBy Associated Press.)

Denver, July 1.-The franchise
granted the Automatic Telephone Co.
of this city, ut the last November
election, was invalidated this morn
ing by the supreme court.
Justice Gabbert rendered the de-
cision. II was held that the granting
of the franchise was "A municipal af-
fair and the election for that purpose
should have been held i'm the spring
of the year instead of in the fall.
The fight to defeat the franchise
was IA most bitter one and the decis-
ion this morning creates keen inter-
est i'm the city.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-01
CARTER THINKS
JAPS ARE GAME
Rv Associated Press.l

New York city, July Gov. G.
w. Carter. of Hawaii. in an Interview
here last night declared that he pc
lieves that Japan will fight the Unit
ed states at a drop of hat. He fur
tber states that this country will
know that she is engaged in war
with someone before hostihies are
fairly advanced.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-01

Rev H A. Miller. of the Baptist
church. who has rendered his resig
uaiion in order to take up educa
tiuual work under government direc-
tiou in the Philippines, will not leave
the city as soon as he expected to do
so. He received orders this morning
directing him to sail from Seattle,
July %, on board the fremont. .
Rev. Miller is pleased with the de-
lay as it gives him more time to get
ready.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-01
STRIKE BREAKERS
REACH FRISCO
lnY Associated Press.l

San Francisco. July IA number
of strike breakers from the east were
brought here by both telegraph COM
panies today and were put to work.
They came from regular offices of
the companies and will stay here
only until places of striking opera
tors can be filled permanently by
competent men.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-01

Howard G. Fletcher and bride,
formerly Miss Sue Winton, of Delta,
arrived in the city on No. after
completing an extended wedding tour
and have taken possession of the
Isabel cottage on White avenue. The
popular couple were married at Los
Angeles on June 11th, and en- route
to Grand Junction by way of Denver
visited many cities and points of in
terest. They have spent the las5
few Gays at Glenwood.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-01
FRIEDMAN ~ s;;'.s SI IL
ON THE STAND
Inner Workings of Pinkerton Detective Agency
and Mine Owners Association Being Barred
In Haywood Trial---Spy Cut Down
Relief Fund to IDjure Officers

Grafton convention in Denver in May
and June of 1904, action and senti-
ments of the miners and proceedings
of union meetings at Victor before
strike in 1908, the progress of the
strike at Cripple creek and the pro-
ceedings of the district convention
of the United Mine Workers of Amer
lea in Colorado in 1908.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-01
DAM AND LINE
wen T
OUT
lRy Associated Press.l }

Lake City, Colo, July THE up
per dam and pipe line of the Hidden
Treasure mine, three miles above the
city, went out last night doing much
damage and so flooding the railroad
tracks that traffic will be tied up fol
several days.
The big dam at the city water
works also went out last night.
Heavy rains and high water are re.
sponsible.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-01
WAS THE DEAN
OF DIPLOMATS
(By Associated Press.)

Rome, July Count Constantine
Nigra. dean of the Italian diplomats,
is dead.
In September 1870 he was one OF
n small number of friends of the
French court who gathered at the
Tuilleres for the protection of the EN-
press Eugene.
He did not leave her until she was
safe out of Paris.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-01

This morning for the third time in
period of one week the horse at
tached to the Elite laundry wagon
ran away on Main street. The wagon
was upset and badly damaged, the
horse was not hurt.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-01
U N N AT u RAJ
MANIHUNG
TODAY
lBv Associnted Press.l

Dalton, Ga, July 1.-"Doc" Posey,
II middle aged whiteman, who had
confessed TO assaulting his nine-ycar
old step daughter, was taken from
the jail here today by crowd of 70
men and was hanged TO n railroad
viaduct i'm the middle of the town.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-01
JUDGE LOVING
is ACQUITTED
(By Associated Press.)

Houston, July 1.-The verdict, rem
dered Saturday night by the jury af-
ter % minutes of deliberation, find
ing Judge William G. Loving, not
guilty, meets with general approval. e.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-01
FRANCIS MURPHY
is NO MORE
lBx Associated Pressl

\ Los Angeles. July l.-Fran-
\ els Murphy. the famous apos- !
4 tie of temperance died last
a night in this city.
a FIancisc Murphy had an in
a ternational reputation He wac
a seventy-one years of age.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-01
THE INDIANS
ON WARPATH
(By Associated Press. }

Ell Paso, Texas, July 1.-The
troops at Fort Apache in Arizona
have been ordered to be in readiness
to proceed to Fort Mcdowell Arizona
where an Indian outbreak is feared
as the result of the killing of Austin
Navajo, an Apache last Saturday by
w. H. Gill, sub agent at Mcdowell.
GILL claims self-defense. Sheriff
Hayden and five deputies have gone
to the reservation.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-01

OCCURRED
TODAY
(By Associated Press }

4 washington July 2.-An
earthquake shock lasting
about an hour was reported to-
day by the coast and geodetic
survey service.
\ 1t began about Sis a. m.
1t was greater than the
Kingston shock but not so
great as the San Francisco
shock.
\ Oficials here estimate that
the disturbance was from L.
500 toe 900 miles south of
\ Washington.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-01
ALL TRAINS DELAYED

All Rio Grande trains from the eas
were delayed last night and this morn
ing owing TO "A wash-out at some
point near LeadvilIe, No. 3 and No. 1
did not get In until nine o'clock this
morning.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-01

This evening C. G. Lescano, the
florist. and Mrs. Jesse Maud de Bar
ry, a pretty little lady who has re-
slider here for several years. win be
united in marriage.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-01

The Reviewers Club is meeting this
afternoon with Mrs. B. F. Jay at
the corner of Seventh and White
streets. The program consists of a
review of the book IAN African
Farm"
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-01

Alvin N. Bucklin. is at home from
his extended trip to Nevada, Californ-
la and other western points.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-01

BORN-To Mr.. and Mrs. D. w.
Spellman, at noon today, a fine baby
girl. Mrs. Spellman is a daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Major Wharton.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-01

NJ. C. Blackburn and Miss Mabel
Post, both of this city secured a
license to wed, this afternoon.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-01

There are no better buggies, wag-
ons or harness to be found in the
Grand valley than those shown by c.
p. McCary.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-01

Yesterday afternoon at Palisade,
one of the best games of ball played
in the valley this season took place.
The PaIisade team defeated the As
pen team on n score of 8 to 4.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-01

Don't forget the 10000 to be
given away at the county fair for the
best box of apples by G. p. McCary.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-01

FOR RENT-Five room furnished,
modern house, Apply at zoe N.
9Th street.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-01

TO HIRE-Rubber tired buggy and
horse st,0O per day, Apply at Cor
ner Main and West avenue.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-01

FOR RENT-Front room with piano
| for lady only, 421 Pitkin.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-01

THE FIRST PAIR OF GLASSES
you wear should not be selected at
haphazard, but should be devised
by an expert and experienced ocu-
list after thorough examination
of your eyes. And they should be
right in the beginning, and so pre-
vent future impairment of your
vision. A consultation with us will
place you on the right track.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-01
THE MARKET
CONDITIONS
PALIsADE DEFEATED ASPEN
lBy Associated Pressl

Chicago, July l. Wheat, No. 2
Red. 90 a 81; July 94 Is.
The daily sentinel., 1907-07-01

Two prisoners escaped in II re-
markable manner from the. Mesa
county Jail last night and up TO n
late hour this afternoon no trace OF
the fugitives had been found al
though Sheriff Schrader and IA num-
ber of deputies are securing the coun-
try and officers and citizens through
out the surrounding country have
been notified to keep on the watch for
the escaped prisoners.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1907-05-11
Notice to Bridge Contract
OrS.

Notice Is hereby givin that sealed bids will
be received by the County Auditor Of Hand
County at the Court House in Miller S. d..
ON or before o'clock d. m. on the 18th day
of June. 1897 for furnishing all material and
labor and building all bridges both steel and
wood and doing all repair work that may be
required and ordered by the Board OF
County Commissioners of Hand County for
the remainder OF the ensuing year. Eeah
bid must be made per lineal foot of bridge
and must be accompanied by complete plans
and specifications and also by a certified
check fled in separated envelope for
10000 drawn on some solvent bank in Hand
County. and pay able to the Board of County
Commissioners. as guarantee that the
bidder will enter into contract with the
County In case his bid Is accepted; other
wise theeheck Is forfeited to the County.
The Board reserves the right to reject any
or all bids.
Dated at Miller South Dakota this 7th
day Of May. 1907.
w. f. Morrow
County Auditor of Hand Co.
South Dakota.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1907-05-11
MESSAGE
(From 1st page.)

nearly all of it "a in. pipe of the
highest grade of quality and placed
"A feet underground. Of this 5000
feet more than 1000 feet was extern
ton of the water system, the balance
was to replace worn out pipe. There
have been constructed 700 feet of
drainage at intersections of streets
and alleys in connection with the
several private drains which have
been constructed. These 700 feet Of
drainage has cost the city little
over $4,000 and is proving a good
investment. There are number of
places on our streets where moth
ing else will place them in such con-
dition that they will be good at all
times of the year.
The streets have been graded out
in all directions to the city limits to
join with the main roads leading into
the city. .
The system of city lighting has
been extended over a greater part of
the city and costs at present between
100000 and $650.0O per annum to
maintain.
Work has now begun on the new
city drain. the contract having been
let last fall, and it, together with
number of private drains already
constructed and a number proposed
to be constructed will make a pretty
complete drainage and sewerage
system over large part of the town.
FINANCE
On the first of last September,
which date is fixed by law as the
beginning of the official year for
cities, the council estimated the re-
ceipts of the city at $7800.00; and
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1907-05-11
ending September 1st., 1907.
STREETS

There is still considerable ce-
ment work connected by board
crossings, but most Of these
crossings are at present in good
repair.
A large part Of the board
walk thruout the city is in need
| of repair and unless the Council
deem it best to order cement
walks, / would recommend that
the street commissioner repair
the present board walks.
Notwithstanding great care
was taken last year to have the
cement work we'll done, the COM
ing of spring shows quite per-
centage of it to be faulty. This
will no doubt be made good by
the parties who constructed it,:
but when one sees what appears
at first to be good walks turn
out faulty after a few months
exposure and wear. one is con-
strained to ask, is there no way
of getting all our walks con-
structed as good as the best we
have? Can we not get all of
them hard and stone-like?
Where shall we place the fault?
To the want of skill in work
manship or to the quality of ma
terial used? The same material
used apparently under the same
conditions has made good walk
in one place and poor in another.
The same workmen who have
made some of the poorest walk
have also made some of our
best.
Last summer the city put in
two crossings, one from the
Miller to the Lewis corner and
one from the Lewis to the Butts
corner. Considerable more &C.
ment was used in the one from
the Butts to the Lewis corner
than in the other, but it is diff
cult to say which is the better
crossing, both are excellent, i
should say perfect. IL is true
these crossings cost more than
those put in by contract but on
ly very little.
| would recommend that the
city offer to put in all cement
sidewalks charging enough to
pay actual cost and enough
more to create fund to make a
five or ten year guarantee of rea,
sonably good walks. And in
case the city should decide to
sublet any contracts it may have
for putting in walks, it shall re-
quire the party to whom such
contracts are sublet to pay the
city one cent per square foot for
such contracts and to wait one
year for one half of it's pay re-
ceiving interest at the rate of
ten per cent per annum on the
amount SO held back.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1907-05-11


wish to let his contract for &C.
ment walk to the city, but pre-
fers to hire some other party,
then let it be understood that he
assumes all responsibility in the
matter just as he does now.
The city will only take respons
Utility for cement walk when it
takes the contract for such walk.
The street commissioner is
now cleaning the streets, alleys
and cutters of all litter made in
The usual course of traffic, and |
have authorized him to offer to
clean up what private parties
are required by law to do and
to charge for the same. turning
the amount received for such
work to the credit of the city.
The work of cleaning up is go
ing forward in the most salts
factory manner at present, and l
hope that it can be thoroly done
without resort to extreme meas
ures; but if, after due warning
has been given parties still in
sist in violating the law or ne
glecting to comply Herewith it
will be my duty to have recourse
to cOmpulsion. One Of the du-
ties-the most important as we'll
as the most disagreeable one of
my Office is to enforce law and l
must be faithful and diligent in
so doing in respect to all laws.
CITY HALL.
At our present rate Of income it
will take years from date to pay off
warrants, pay for the
large drain and keep pace with the
needs of the city in other improve
ments. BY that time we will likely
need a new well which will require
the revenue for the 5th year. So if
the council decides to build new city
hall | recommend that money be rails
ed by issuing time warrants due in
yearly installmentS of $4,000 each year,
the first $1,000 due in 1913.
1t is possible that the township of
Miller will join with the city in the
of hall which will be
credit to both city and township. |
recommend that the council by reSo-
luton call a popular meeting of all
citizens of the city, and invite those
of the township to participate, for
the purpose of discussing the ques-
tion of building a city hall. | would |
recommend also that the citizens of |
Miller discuss at this meeting tn
question of civic improvement and
also the question of assisting the
township in the matter of road inn
| take this opportunity to thank
the members of the council for the
unifor n courtesy extended to me as
your presiding officer and / congratu-
late you upon the spirit of harmony
which has prevailed and of loyalty to
the interests of the city.
/ welcome the new members, conf
dent that their official relation with
their fellow members and with MT,
will be most cordial and that the adj
of city affairs will move
effectively.
Miller, May 6, 1907.
CHAS. THOMSON,
Manor
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1907-05-11
Church and Society
Notices

The Christian Scientists of Miller,
hold regular Sunday and mid-week
services at the home of Mrs. S. V.
Christ, Third Avenue, Sunday, Hoo
a. M, and wednesday 7:30 p. m.
All wishing to attend will be well
coined.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1907-05-11

Thus leaving a balance OF the
September app o pr a t i o n
amounting to $4,000 to carry
on the administration of the city
for the present 6 month term
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1907-05-11

Total $500 90
AS shown by the Auditors report
the following expenditures were
made during the LIST 6 months of the
official year ending March lst, 1907.
Salaries, except police..$ IS 90
Police 205 90
Waterworks. 800 81
Streets !. ..180! So
Printing and Advertising 30 30
Lights 352 80
Eundries j. -. 40 %
Interest. ). 4O5 "A
Total 1858 Sc
The evening world., 1907-03-27

In the newest and most exclusive
sortmcnt of those so much in vog,
l.eccnt imported models in various
kinds of black and white lace, clabo-
raicly and nrtistically trimmed, Mt
$3.50 to 5000
Drcfsy Black Tnffetas and $I5ongees
in1:s the various fashionable lengths:
Reasonably priced at
Chic Pony Coats; entire garment
self strapped: collaflcs, neck of taf-
icta; pret,ily trimmed with soutachc
braid-a sp' cnaitiiy tailored coat and n
bargain. ats,............... S9.75
The evening world., 1907-03-27

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j, Airhaelson, Bordeaux.
France.
OrfgtRal bottlinF
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49,. bottles, bottles.
Boailae ..s7.:s ss.sa
6asssa o1@ss as.. az . 7.so $50
st. julien gu-
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thentic botHias. from 1e.
bradsI Waithsr. pppenhrita
Sahd Matnz-a. Rhetn, purvefoT
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The evening world., 1907-03-27
MRS. VARNUM, :.
WIDOW Of AUTO
VICTIM, VERY ILL
But Woman Guest Of
the Former Surrogate
Will Recover.

Hrs. James II. yarnum Is In q serious
condition at her home to-day from
shock received when her husband. Gen.
parnum. former Surrogate of New
York County. was killed by her side
in their automobile. which eoilided
with a Broadway car at Forty u
stree, While Mrs. Varnum's phys'cai
hurts are very slight. sho hus osIh
under the caro- Of a physician aimee the
accident occurred Flass D!shs Miss
Mary Fr!ek. OF BaittmoTey who was
guest OF the varnums. AID was with
them In tho auto viii soon recover from
he. injuries. 4
Gen. varaHm and his ;site> and their
CUES, left their home. VI Nc. 3R ksrsI
ET,ty-secoHS stEs-et, to 80 to tiies
Amsterdau. 1<l.1ss,rs,@ iestiH Alfred
ouarle,. ikels,, sstanffsaF. driving tine
machinss l1spssfsng 44aas Acre square
from, ,>flis east hs Forty fourth stEret.
tjU%sip4 III said To- have attempted 20
Ist Hstasa H. thDagh the trAtfic rules
Required iskt ha 30 up and cross to
square. y policeman osdsfcd him back,
$50 ie YsN tiie auto 6Hhiud north
bound trolley car until Re caina -
a u - srsf -f4-i stie-.sf1is
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down going nIe4
There MAS maze OF autos. carriages
ynd cars ABOUT LisiTts were dancing
tere a.lI tl5ere, All s1rss OF vehicles
were dalglng around. Chauffeur
Cuarles saw many dangers on every
eide. but could not see southbound
ear moving rapidly not ten feet nway
Cs he turned into Its track.
The car. which was fLI!ei with paE-
seugers. and auto came >S9t--t:ier with
>ft.. t--yrt ,,s,s ,;,.o,u.itn. - ~.
dsSsfs sfsif - ~ ::EEsss'
nlnn. She was littsd Into the waiting
niito-amhulance. and then the limp form
OF the General was taken out
Dr. Bancroft. o. Roosevelt Hospital,
happened TO pass In IA ambulance and
stopped. advising that the General be
taken 10 the hospital NJ once. On the
way there no died with his head resting
fn tho lap OF bis wife.
Gen. James NJ Narnuri was o1te OF
the best known lawyers OF New York.
The evening world., 1907-03-27

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braid; .sleevrss deep tta. cor
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Short tailored Covert Goats. In tbs
smart cutaway, styli.s,. half fitted
model; also fony, TikhtsFitting and
nobby Box Goats. Special values d
s9.7S TO saS
The evening world., 1907-03-27

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The evening world., 1907-03-27
RUSSIAN EDITOR SHOT TO
DEATH AT DOOR OF HOME

MOSCOW. Marnh 27i@-Dr. Jolios. cdi-
tor OF thetRnssli Vlcaomostl. whA ~
saESfhEIsd tfSrs today ~ II Satft.t. fsso
shot yfn With revolver hs the editor
was !SY-visK his residence. Tie mur-
The evening world., 1907-03-27

d"rer escaped. sTitssc Is no clue TO his
identity - zE;.
llr Jollos was n,syrbtr % the lower
house OF tnc first Russian Parliament
The evening world., 1907-03-27
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The evening world., 1907-03-27

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black and white; hest quality silk
drop. ....'. ....Sl2.?5 to S20.75
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Los Angeles herald., 1907-09-13
MARRIAGE LICENSES

L-HAwKINS-Edward c. Stock
well, aged 25 a native of Connecticut and
resident OF Santa Monica and Margaret f.
Hawkins, aged 90 native Of England and
resident of Santa Monica.
RODDA-MALONE-Th Rodda, aged 4S,
native OF England, and Katherine E. Malone
aged a. a native Of Missouri, both residents
OF Los Angeles.
SAGER- BAILEY NJ Sager, aged 20,
a native of Pennsylvania. and Elizabeth II.
Bailey. aged "a, native of Pennsylvania
both residents Of Riverside.
INSTRUMENTATION Enovikian,
aged 2S, native Of Armenia. and Dircanuhy
Marutian, aged TO- native of Armenia, both
residents of Los Angeles
3EALS- WALIzER-Harry NJ. Beals, aged 20, a
native of Nebraska, and Florence e. Waller.
aged 49, native of Idaho both residents of
Los Angeles
GANZ-BRYSON-Em CAM, aged 62 native
of Germany and resident of Phoenix, Ariz,
and Elsie S. Bryson, aged 30. native Oh
Texas and resident of Los Angeles.
KLINTBERG-M cFARLAND-A. Victor knnt-
berg aged 49, a native of Kansas and resident
of Los Angeles, and Eva L. Mcfarland, aged
%, native of Maine and resident of South
Pasadena.
BOOK-HARvEY-Rober H. Book. aged q, a
native of Pasadena and resident of Los An
geles, and Nell Harvey, aged 26, native OF
Iowa and resident of Gardena.
JORDAN-wEBB-Curt NJ. Jordan. aged 81,
a native of Wisconsin and resident of Santa
Ana and Grnce G. Webb, aged "a, a native
Of Illinois and resident of Los Angeles.
SAWYER-ALLEN-Fran A. Sawyer, aged 29
a native of Obi and, Rose Allen, aged 20, a
native of New York. both residents of Los
Angeles