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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-09-13

The congregation Of the harvest
hands in the northern part of the
state is mrre or less responsible for
the tank robberie> that are taking
place. Among tn follows who have
been travelling NORTH in the past
six weeks are the hank lo0ters who
h.ut up ii small town where grain
M" ev j. on NJ posii ans ii is an easy
matter 20 90 rhrouph the institutions
and make a pref good haul At
FIR kttt nj is ago son e.
srin lik 50 coo nos secured and at
a s II II ce H. +" mr. h.ru part
o. the S te at Str indeunurg a
lllilr owe 50 Ou0.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-09-13

No matter what it is, if an ad in
the want column can't find it, it'e
really lost.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-09-13

make the road easier for himself af-
ter having assisted materially in
stirring up the muss.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-01-03
MINOR MTNT,oN.

Vk. I'VE 'Aa~i' 'V.'s
Du,t Reed took Il layoH last Fr.-
lay to rec,:perate.
j. II. knieh, came in from camp
o spend New Years.
The storm VII give us lot
more good sleighing.
Mr.. Rastall returned Sunday
evening from his vacation.
The New Year came in with a
nice snowstorm at ; above zero.
Bill Cam, hell ana Smoky Dunn
have been in ,wn for several days
,ast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Rosa are
,in Adng The week at the Rosa
"anch.
Will Ripley returned from
Rochester Monday much improved
y eaith.
Grni t Csb rn was m town last
eek WITH loal II oats for J. +
=,
YRS. hlarh w"s up laSI wseh
ah9 .Secnten aeed lor hef c'ailh
S T. - ' "fhef ana c''iio''h
,r, NEfF u 'il ne t'''f@ lcr l'ie
N ~ ] ny q si,ea
~ r Aes.! + "A'el oi3cAaoeo
( ''u'
VII he afeson retained from
g wa IN "a ana Is a2a II waiter
~. asS' '1''''se'
,egcv iii3i Us. Mr. lIavcock and
,sa'c Afpan cam Gown 1foh
" Il 'ehofs" ->c" ears oay'
NJ a. Conn u secured the con-
II e { r fUrn shine the 10 tons Of
It. " { the iiplian \. ent-
Albert Yafalcv give tbs oGice a
u casa, cal lat Friday He has
tut returned from sioux Falls.
Who wil, 10 HE 10 ,dc mon" to
owe II a sir.t class h 1at connection
With tI,e neN / Nn # LeHeau!
mn i. \, hit, orse last l'rld',y with
Alex ,.ap,.n. 10 Sc a SEX patient,
-,
nor a i<aff' was p 10 at, enc
Ytr VI. !. ~ ser b ro for ME
prcss
-. ,,. ~. rs
y iss " 'hhiife' = lc'lar, o' @ Wel
:. "a a. e, a s'S.:.' =, JAW .. ,;1 ,;,, Waa al
re ga
Georgas Badarm had the mis-
, fortune to break his arm the Other
day. His horse slipped and fel
on !im
The Press neglected to mention
last week lat Miss Lucy o"mer
went ,oms asst "eel I" spend tn
~ l!dnys.
Mr. Burr 70 sem,n of the Slata
dor cattle com amy. was vis;to
at the Agents office in compan,
with Sam Robinson.
Mr. Ronnc left lost Fr;da
~ r,i : ELK Point + visit HI
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-01-03
Announcements!

The Pierre Daily Capital journal an
nounces that 1t has just secured :, ',c SER
vices Of Mr.. Will Fl p.,,o ,ho vol,
known ite~ ,.,'.,.n,t 81 i,s odito.
ria, - W 'a"e 'ii"' - VI 80
:. and news columns. who commences
his duties January lst. The paper Will
have telegraph service. and new lho-
type machine will be installed by that
time or shortly thereafter. This VIII
give the people of the state the first real
newspaper service ever rendered from
the state capital.
Every reader of The Press should be
postc as to what is going on at flerre
this winter and spring. for legislative
news that pleasure trip to the Black Hllls
when the new North Western Road Is
completed to Rapid City. in the near fu-
turc.
BY means of liberal terms granted to
US by the publishers of the Capilai-
Journal, We are able to give our readers
a club rate which will be worth theii
while. Good only to cash -in-adVahct
subscribers to The Press.
FOREST CITY PRESS AND
Daily Capital each months : u
Press year and Daily two months O
8 one year.
:. and W'kly Cap. -Jo. one year j
S~nple copies sent free on request.
Call, or send remittances to Pres
Office
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-01-03
JOB WORK
DO ON + -
II the
Press Office
CHl vCgur ffMh

CEI.IVCE a i.'.ff fiNt.
n" county in the w...i offers !",'.r iu
lucei,r.nts to day to h. Arnr ieairinR
20 build home or to ,l" capitalist look
ing for a profitable NV -tnrnt Tor bis
money than is offered il tn. fertile lands
of Potter county. South Dakota. which
car b purch.,--d al prize. which arr
p,crel, ncnlinui y men cu,npnr'd with iess
prndurtiye lauds but Short distance
ens, Here can b. "nnd railroads school
auus,s. towns and villages vea,ly buiit,
aoci ~ organi2 . sud equal TO thar OF
TIL. east on tn. one had and cie;,p ''T
tile lands or iii. oth,r--a cnmalnai' N
impossible to hnd IN . country "it,..r
older ar newer than this. Tina, this con
ditiOn cannot long remain. IL att'sted by
the fact that some o the shnewds: ihvoA
torn Of the w~eI, cunverrBnt with the
value Of such lauds. are rapidly buying
oso -
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-01-03
FOREST CITY, COUNTY, DAKOTA,

row Eagle and Jos. Black Spot
ted Horse, members of the trba
counc |, were in Monday to max,
certain affidavits in the Benoist in
junction suit. Fred LaPlant also
signed the same as another men,
Der of the Council.
Louis Bonsey returned to hi
work in Gettysburg roller mills
Wednesday, leaving his family,
who went over Saturday with Mr.
Gates. Louis is the fright ham,
bower" of the owners of the mill
always at his post, and ready for
any emergency. Our boarding
house uses the products of this
mill. and we add our Endorsement
t. its long list of friends and pa
irons. The mill is big institu-
tion for the burg.
A. w. Cooper and wife ate dim
ner last Sunday with Mrs. Emma
Gordon, late of Gettysburg, on
her homestead near Thompson's
ranch. Quite a colony of Gettys-
bur.s people have recently filed
homesteads in the same vicinity,
and MIR. Cooper named the follow
ing:
Albert Gordon.
Mary French and sister Hattie.
MIR. Hixson.
Mr.. Peterson (photogaapher).
Maud O'Neill.
Miss O'Connor and another
party from Clark county.
Sealed bids will he received at
the office of the Indian Agent not
later than Friday january IL.
1905, for the delivery at the
Agency of one special Concord
buggy. 1-S in. long distance axle,
foot brake, Texas style seat, full
leather top and curtains and front
storm curtain, or buggy equally
as good. Right is reserved to re-
jcct any or all bids. Bids should
be addressed to Thomas Downs.
Special U. S. /. Agent in charge,
Cheyenne Agency. S. d., and the
envelope should he plainly marked.
"Proposal for Buggy" The buggy
is desired for the Agency Boarding
School.
H. N. Cross, financial clerk at
Cherry Greek. was down over
Sunday, to look after some build
ing material. He stated that he
had to hurry right back to join 8
b tfalo hunt that was going to
start off this week. 1t seems thai
there are still six of the Dupret
herd of buffalo roaming at large
ON the western side of the reserva
ton. and Mr.. Dul rec has givel
permission for hunters to capture
them on condition of giving hin
: the hide of those that are killed
Not more than two are to be kille(
on any one hunt. Another hun,
A is to take place month from thi
$ week, when number from tn
e Agency ex. ect to JOIN it. Mr.
Cross gave us his name as sub
scriber to The Press and promise,
y to inform us of the result of tn
' hunt.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12
COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN.
FIRST ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

The First Election District bounded by and within
Way wall street William street, Beaver street, White
hall street East river Hudson 6 Hss, aSss, f
The second Election District is SSnhdsa hy % ana
lam Wall street BrSsdTay Rector sil street
Tho third Election District Is bounded by and with
in Broadway. Liberty street and Hud-
The Fourth Election District Is bounded BY and
Hudson Street North Moore street, West Broadway.
White street. Broadway. Warren street and Hudson
The Fifth Election District bounded BY and within
North william street Fulton street and Broadway;
worth street Park row and Center street
Th9 Seventh ElsstoB Wbs Street weS9
Broadway. North Moore street Hudson street Laight
The Eighth Election District is bounded by and
nan Si!hip Tet caSs street vartcE street Iaigh
The Ninth EIeetion District is bounded by with
Canal street Hudson street Hubert street. Green
The Tenth Election District bounded by and with
in c Hds9 s1 4ason @ street Rem
The Eleventh Election District is bounded by and
HUDSON stPeeI cana Street and Renwck street
within The Tana Ess pTn 9s
sullivan street Watts street and vaTiek street
within Spring street. Broadway Grand street and
ine Fourteenth Election District bounded by and
within West Houston street Broadway Spring street
The Fifteenth Election District is bounded by and
spring street, MacdOusai street ysndam m. street
Narick street Spring street and HUDSON street
The Sixteenth Election District is bounded by and
within King street, Macdougal street, West Houston
Sullivan street. Prince street Charlton street
and Hudson street
The seventeenth Election District is bounded by and
Houston Vartck street. King streSt.
Hudson street Charlton street and Hudson river
The Eighteenth Election District is bounded by and
within Carson Varick street West Houston street
Hudson river.
The Nineteenth Election District Is bounded by and
within West Houston street Maedougal street. King
and Narick street.
The Twentieth Election District Is bounded by and
within West Third street Maedouga strsst. Bieeeker
Hancock street, West Houston street Nar.ck
street. Carmine street ana Sixth avenue.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12
TO PAY FOR ELECTRICITY.
Interborough Company Mast Settle
5cith City for Current Used.

Justice FITZGERALD in the Supreme Court. handed
DOWN decision yesterday holding that the Inter
borough Rapid Transit Company and the New
YORK City Interborough Railway Company must
pay the city of New York for electricity used by
the latter for the running OF surface cars in con-
hectlon with the subway and obtained from the
Ihterborough Rapid Transit Company He also re-
strained the Interborough Rapid Transit Company
from delivering electric power to the New York
Clty company, and restrained the New York City
company from using. disposing OF or selling the
electric current so obtained
justice FitzGerald yesterday issued stay OF the
lnteriocutory judgment on condition that i'm
mediate appeal he taken by two railway COM
panies from his decision
lhe action was brought last November by the
city Of New York through the Board OF Rapid
Transit Commissioners. who claimed that the
lnterborough Rapid Transit Company. which op-
Grated the subway. violating the provisions OF
It's contract with the city by supplying electricity
to the New York City Interborough Railway Com
rany. subsidiary corporation which operated
surface cars running from The Bronx TO the upper
portion of Manhattan
justice F1tzGerald. part Of his Judgment ap-
pointed eX-Supreme Court Justice Clnch as referee
10 compute the amount due TO the city by the New
York City Peterborough company for its misuse
or appropriation OF the electric current from the
lnterborough ducts
justice F1tzGerald says in granting the stav OF
his interlocutory judgment that an appeal must be
immediately taken from his ruling or that upon
lauEre o. the company TO perfect the appeal. the
CITY VIII have :he right to move for the vacation
of his stay and for further Judgment against the
two corporations.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12
LAWYERS INVESTIGATING NOMINEES.
Committee from Bar Association Studying
Candidates for the Bench.

} ne judicial nominations committee of the New
ork Bar Association viii meet on Wednesday to
take action on the nominations of court officers
made ny the Democratic and Republican Inde-
pendence League conventions The members of this
committee are Edmund Wetmore Wallace Mac
farlane. Chandler p Anderson. John NJ. Bowers
William \. Cohu Allen ". Evarts Lewis Case
Ledyard. Payson Merrill, David b. Ogden and
Thomas Thacher.
Following its usual custom this committee will
investigate the records Of the men nominated for
the bench and report 10 their fitness irrespective
Of the party which they represent. Some mem
hers of the committee take their duties more Sc
rously than others, the exact net results Of their
approval or disapproval being in doubt in the
minds Of several Until the committee completes
its inquiry and Is ready to report the members.
following the practice OF years. say they will not
discuss possible action
Prior to the convention members of the committee
met with representatives of Tammany Hall and
the Republican organization In each names
OF possible nominees were submitted and passed
upon. 1t said yesterday that in several cases
names had been submitted. rejected by the Bar
Association committee as UNIT and stl norina-
tons resulted. Once, one member of the committee
pointed out the association reported against Ger
tain judicial candidate and he generally re
carded later as one of the best that sat
on the bench in this city.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12
ARRESTED ON RETURNING MONEY,
Persians Conscience Leads Him to Cell and
Enlightens Postmaster

VhenBaba T. Yossept a Persian, was ARA igned
yesterday before United States Commissioner
Shields he calmly confessed that he had visited
The postofice IN Yonkers. and puroned from
the cashiers desk ten dollar bill and fifty cents
in silver. He had reached the outside of the
building when the strict teachings of centuries
Of honorable ancestors fared up before him. and
he retraced his steps. calmy informed Assistant
Postmaster Robert s Beer and returned the
cash.
The latter called 2 policeman. who turned
Tossept over 10 the federal authorities. He was
held in $500 bail for trial.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12
FOURTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

The First District bounded by and with
Cherry street. Scammel street. Water Jack
street, East river and Clinton street
The Second Election District i bounded ey ana
within Monroe Jackson street Water street.
Scamnel Cherry and Montgomery street
The Third Election District Is bounded BY and with
In Madison street Jackson street Monroe street and
Mont
The Fourth Election District bounded by and
within Grand street. Jackson street, Madison street
and tiOuveTneuT
The Fifth Election District is bounded by and with
IN Delaney street. Wllett street, Broome street.
SheriN street, Grand street. Ridge street BFooms
The sixth Election District bounded BY with
street, Delaney street and Attorney street
The Seventh Election District is bounded by and
within PITT street RivirgtOn street.
Attorney street Delaney and Clinton street
within stanton Wett street Delaney street
Pitt street Broonle street Ridge street Rivinston
street ard Pitt street
The Ninth Election District is bounded BY with
in Rvington street Cannon street Brooe street and
Willett
The Tenth Election District Is bounded by and with
in Stanton Cannon street RtvngtOn street and
Willett street
within Goerck Rivington street.
LeWlA street. Delancey street and Cannon
The Twelfth Election District is bounded by and
within Stanton street. East river DelanceY street.
The Thirteenth Election District is bounded BY and
within Delaney Tompkins street. Br0onns
street Msngin street Grand street, GOeFck street.
Broome street and Lewis street
The Fourteenth Election District Is bounded BY and
within Delaney street. Lewis street. BrOome
CSoerck street Grand street. Sheriff street. BroOns
street and Cannon street
The fifteenth Election District is bounded by and
Grand street. MangiP street Brooms Tornp
kns street
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12
WOMAN PRISONER DISAPPEARS.
Ars. Romadka Had Just Confessed to Six
hobberies and Had Been Released on Bail.

Sheago' Oct 1l.-Mrs Charles J. Roradka, wife
oi r1ch manufacturer of Milwaukee and self
tessec thief, has disappeared from Chicago. fol-
.o~ing her release $500 bonds. Charles Jones.
aHs negro whom Mrs Romadka implicated IN her
-oDDeres is still in cell. Before her release the
""insn confessed 20 a sixth robbery. Her attorney
secured q dscontinuance OF the case until octo-
e' ID Mrs RoTnsdks and the attorney irnnne-
s.ete.y entered cab and drove rapidly 10 the
snerhasn House. They left there few minutes
ana the police acknowledge ignorance OF
sasir vheFesboutA
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12
IN MEMORY OF SIGEL.
Forfp Thousand to March in Honor
of MajOr General.

Major General Charles F. Roe, who will he grand
marsha! OF the big parade next Saturday afternoon
sn honor of Major General Franz SigeI. has ap-
,ojnted as his chief of staff Lieutenant Colonel
George Albert Wingate. assistant adjutant general
E4is aides-de-camp viii be Colonel William II.
Ilapin Colonel William G. lie Boutillier. Lieu
,enant Colonel ". ". Ladd Lieutenant Colonel
clifford Hurry. Lieutenant Colonel n. 3. Thurs
ron Lieutenant Colonel J. Wray Cleveland, Lieu
tenant Colonel John X. stearns. jr Lieutenant
Colonel George ". Bunnell. jr. Major Louis NJ
Greer. Major John B. Holland. Major Frederick T.
Leigh and Major Robert Kelly Prentice.
The parade. which will be feature OF the un-
yelling Of the Sgel statue viii be one of the Iarg-
est Of its kind held in this city with close to forty
thousand persons in line. including military and
civic bodies. At the monument at Riverside Drive
and 1@5th street. Governor Hughes viii deliver an
address in English, and Herman Ridder will speak
IN German. General Stewart L. Woodford. chair
nan Of the committee. viii preside. and Patrick f
NcGowan- President Of the Board of Aldermen.
-rIn receive the monument on behalf of the city
The United German Singing Societies one thousand
strong. VII sing. Franz sigel, OF the old sol
der viii unvei the statue
Squadron Will be escort TO the grand marshal.
After them viii come detachments from the regular
army. Colonel Leven {. Allen. 18TH United States
Infantry. commanding. and several detachments of
The navy. The third division viii consist Of the
National Guard and Naval Militia OF the state.
RrigadeT General James NcLeer. commanding.
Following the mi3itiamen will come the Grand
Army posts and Spanish and Civil War veteran
organizations nearly seventy organizations
marching in tnis division The fifth division Will
ircude the civic organizations the singing societies
turner's ana schjtzen. volksfest verene lodges Of
various cities including the odd Fellows and many
other societies A platoon Of mounted police Will
close the column.
TIE parade will start from I'D street and West
End avenue and move north. at about 1:So o'clock
so as 10 reach the monument at about O'Clock.
sust II the Close Of the exercises At the statue.
Governor Hughes viii then review the parade at
1aaib street and the commanding officer at 10th
street. where the parade viii dishsud.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12
Election Notice.

FIRST ASSEMBLY DIsrRICT-Contfnued.
The Twelty-first Election District Is bounded oJ
and within Bleeeker street. Thompson street. West
Houston street and Hancock street
The Twenty second Election District Is bounded ~
and within West Third street Broadway West Ho1s-
street Thompson street. Beseksr street and Mac
dousal street
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12
THIRD ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

-Ae First Election bounded by and With
street. PARK street Worth street and Broadway.
& second second EsetoH NOT Street Pei street Bower
Catharine street East Broadway, Worth street. Fafk
The Third Election DisJrct Is bounded by and with
eoraeF Of Bsysrd street and RoweT to the corner
street street Bowery PeiI street and Mott street
The Fourth Election District Is bounded by and
corner OF Chryse and Canal streets 70 the
The Fifth Election District Is bounded by and with
in Hester street. Bowery, Hayard street and Mott
The Sixth Election District bounded BY and with
Spring Marion street. Broorns street. Mott
street. Canal street and Broadway. ,, :,
within Prince street Elizabeth Broore street
The Eighth Eiecton District bounded BY ana within
hT&e FICtioz Tisrict Is boTndeS 5v and with
Grand street. Chrystis street. Hester street and
The Tenth Election District is bounded BY and
Bowery BrOons street. Elizabeth street Spring street
me Eleventh Election District Is bounded BY ana
within East Houston street Chrystie street. Rtving-
me Twelf,h Election District is bounded by and
The Thirteenth Election District is bounded by and
street Mgiosrry street, SpFipF street ana BFosdway W.
within East Fourth street, Bowsry: East Houston
The Fifteenth Election District Is bounded by and
within Third street, Second avenue. East Houston
The Sixteenth election District Is bounded BY and
5B5 are9ue TSra street BoWery East Fourth
street Lafayette street.
THE Seventeenth Election District IS bounded
sixth Second avenue, Fifth street and
Third
The Eighteenth Election District is bounded BY and
within East Eighth street second avenue sixth street
and Third
Nineteenth Election District is bounded Nv and
within Tenth street. Second avenue East Eighth
street and Third avenue.
within Twelfth Second avenue East Tenth
street and Third avenue.
The Twenty-hrst Election District Is bounded by
and within Thirteenth street, Second avenue.
East Twelfth ard Third
The second Election District Is bounded by
within East Fourteenth stre@t, Second avenue
East thirteenth street and Third
The TWsntv-third Election District IS bounded BY
and within East Fourteenth street. Third avenue and
Fourth avenue
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12
MINEoLA PosToFFICE ROBBED AGAIN.
Three Robbers Hold Up Watchman, Blow Up
Safe and Escape with $1,000.

Aineola. Long Island. Oct. u.-For the fourth
anls in two years the Mineola postofflce was en-
Tered by thieves early to-day, the safe blown open
and about $1,000 in cash. stamps and money orders
stolen. incidentally deputy sheriff was held up
oy one Of the robbers while the others at
work at the safe. The thieves got away with their
booty.
inree men were concerned in the robbery. One
Of them stood on guard outside the postohice while
lhe others performed the inside job. Smith, the
deputy sheriff was patrolling Main street at ?
o'clock, and had come abreast of the postofice. on
the opposite side. when he was told to throw up
ms hands and promptly did
As he stood there covered. he heard the explo-
eion in the postofice and almost Immediately saw
Two nen run out with a mail bag. These two and
ihe watcher ran down main street and lost 10
Elght pursued in vain by Smith.
the door Of the postofhce safe had been blown
On probably with dynamite The empty mail bag
vas found half mile away IN the old country road
tsaoing toward Westbury
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12
CHARGES DAUGHTERS MURDER.
samuel T. Whitlow Declares Girl Ended Life
Because He Refused to Elope with Her.

-oa' Kan. Oct 1l-Samue r Whitlow was for
insly placed under arrest to-day on a warrant
sworn 10 by J. n. Sappe, OF Moran charging him
~Hn the murder OF the latter's daughter. May
nappe' whose dead body found in Moran on
ue night Of September q
"hitow exhibited no surprise. and reiterated
.nat re is innocent. whitlow said he owed IT TO
H.s VIE and family to tell the truth about the
sAair' and declared that he would stand on his
fst story. that the girl had committed suicide be-
Sause he refused TO clone with her
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12
SONS voUCHED FOR THEIR FATHER.
They, as Americans, Witnessed His Citizen
ship Application Papers.

William Rennie presented himself as an appli-
cant for full citizenship papers yesterday. His
witnesses were his sons James and John, native
born Americans.
Mr.. Rennie said that he was hfty-seven years
old and boat Inspector bv occupation. He was
born in Scotland. He received papers and will
vote at the forthcoming election
New-York tribune., 1907-10-12
Election Notice.
BOARD OF ELECTIONS
OF. THE
CITY OF NEW YORK.
General oHces No. 1o7 West Forty-nrst Street.
Borough Of Manhattan.

Notice is hereby given in pursuance Of chapter
Of the Laws OF 1895 amended by section 10 chap
ter 30 Laws OF 1901. Of the boundaries OF each Of
the election districts in tho County New York of
the designation OF the place registration for Octo
Der Z. S. IL and L. and OF the polling place for the
election 10 be held November 8, each OF the
election districts in said county as follows: