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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-28
9te nnpernunft Tegte.

Sim ~nationalen ReprdIentantsnbnuIe
bot BITE unpernunft f9 tpteoer mol
brsiiipurig au $ii9 isbsn btirfen. Wit
elmer Wsbrbsit bon fanf 6timr,en bat
oas Saus absrmaIs bsi&loRen, ben
slusf3ant bon gsiFigsn @etrdRtsn In
ben 6olbatsnbsimen 80 berbieten. gs
baIf ni@ts. baB berRdnbise Wdnnsr
auf hos unHnnige iOl9sn Beginners
hinwisisn; baB He gegsn ben Antrag
gsItsnb ma&tsn, fsin Weni& tonne
bur1 bas gsisB gum 8empsrsn3ler ooer
gum 6siligsn gsmaat tusrosn; bob Rs
fur BITE Rs9ts Der alten 0steranen ein-
ipraneer unb barauf bintpielen. bob
mo He bur4 ben Bef&lub tn Die be-
na&barten Spsluntsn trsibst tpsrbs.
Gs murbe m~iteetbeIlt, bab f4 tn uu'
mitielbarer Ndbe Der Wilmaufss'sr
Soloatsnbetmatb awan3ig @irtbf9af'
ten anssisbslt bdtt.r, bic ale auf baa
Sutrafttrstsn bss Derbotss tuarteten,
um ben Wstsransn fhr ibren SoIh
f@Is&tss @si6H aufjubdngen. oh
bsobR6t'ste @irtuns blteb aus. Ste
Wsbrbsit besriH ni4t oosr tuoate MID;
bsersifsn. bab es R& um eine 5rage
Der Woral unb ni3t I'm, cine &emps.
rensfrage banbeIt. Sic folate ben tb6'
rt&tsn Ausfibrun9sn bes &eprdfsn'
tantsn fspburn aus Soma, zines un'
psrbefsrlt&sn $empsren,narr.n, be,
NIT W~obIbsbaesn bic bsiannten gsrs'
lsin hsriasts tbsr bic angebli4sn Der.
bssrunssn, bic unter ben Anbdngerr
bsrnhnftigsr 2sbsnswsiis bur& Der
@snub esiffiasr getrdnis angeri&tsi
tusrbsn. Man miRs bic 8sls9snbeii
bsisittssn. iagts 6err 6epburn, uenr
man oas Srinfen bsieittgen uoae. III!
Oh sr unb feline geEnnun9sgenoRsr
bur9 ibrs probibitionifif9en umtrieb'
ismals stuas @utss gefiftet bdttenI
gs III bsbausrli9. bob cine g.isbgsbenoI
26rpsri9aft, BITE anipru& oarauf e.
bebsn muB. srnf asnommsr, su usr'
ben, f9 bon ioI9sn perf4robsner
Qbpfsn tpranniRrsn ldB. unb Der sfsl
buftsn 6eu4sIst 2unBeifOnsn ma&t
Bsbausrli& besbalh, nell "a Der Der
nunft ins gsR&t i9ldst, bas natio
male gmpfnbsn %foirumpirt unb cine
fo3iaIsn 3eriesuus Yori&ub IsiFet
bsrsn 5olssn gu srmsHen bic nrbsbe
gar ni9t TN Stanbe Fno.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-28
eps3talFtnns sts stastratbs.
- SdIfte Der RitsIieher sIdn3t bur9
Mbpeienbeit.

Ole bon, Wnpor esfern absno eth.
berufsne Sps3iaIfbuna oes etaotratbs
psrlisf rsiultatIos. ba muir IL Der 81
siabtrdtbs sri8isnsn warsn uno ID
berfelben nnpsienb fein mfHeu. UNI
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gu patFrsn.
Nan ertpartst. bab prdHoent gg9ert
fir beute absnb cine epesialRbung
einbsrufsn wiro. ba oas 8ortaufsrs&t
Der etaot auf bas glsnberssr gsbbIs
In Srpingtoi am 5rsitag Wittag obs
Iauft. 9isiss Seb6I3 wuree ndmli4
Fur part3msde smpfoblen.
Die Oroinanl uel&e 1920. 900 fur
ben 8omIinion. auditorium Bau be.
pilist, folte elsi9fans sur spra&e
uno su, Abfimmuns selunssn. Der
Wapor smpfabl ben Stabtrdtben, bisie
@eloer 10 balo uis nur m69li& an3u.
weijen, bamit bic Stabt ben Contract
peraeben unb NIT benz Bau Der Gale
beginner tonne.
Der Napor mics auf bic I'm Wai
ooer Stunt 1908 bier ab3ubnItsnben
@onpsnttOnsn Der bsiosn srObsn poll
tii&en partsisn BIN, unb bsutsts on,
oab, fouls ni8t balo AnffaItsn ssmaai
uhroen. au9 bieie uns obns SaIle Dor.
finpen tpiiroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-28

bsrinufsn fi& bic Bombs Der Babngs'
fslI9aften nur nod i1psr.
Die @ahrf4einli&teit. bob prdHbsnt
9russbals bie Situation TN aleemsi'
men 3u psfRmifif& f&ilSert. Iiegt alsr'
eines nabs 9snug. DAB aber biele
isiusr arsumente H& ni&t alaupsii
bonn SbaibeRanO .%ntfsrnen, lsbrt i&on
Elm fi9ttesr Bid auf bie Situation.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-28

6oIgenbe Geftaf8aften srwirtteu
bsim staatsisirstdr ibrs Sneorporu.
tipnspaptere:
Oh .pittsburg 2anb Co.. gnrp;
capital $25, 900; Hirtetorsn: gtprse
8. Diniams, 2ouis Or. @ifs unh
@buin e. @age.
Die rpaul gastet Co., cambridge
gitp; capital SIS, 900; Ttrsctorsr:
gbwarb 8. PauI. gpa g. puuI uno
AIon3o q. 6temfer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-28

- 9te gr6bte uno pafs
enthusiastically bon SGnttt'
bIutneu uuo 8IumeuFA6ea
fdt Que fremotgen aao traus
rtgeu Gret9ntNe. @tr Rno
ieoer3ett germ berett bet oef
AuSwabI bebhIpf4 80 tetu.
8erteftnantt &roS. 60.
241 @aH. Abe. Eel. $40.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-28

SIM Beftnben bes iletneii
Sobn Booimalter. Sobn unisrss
Wapors, &bas. Bpcfmaltsr, tnsl&er
In BET @Obnung isinsr gltsrr Of,
Norb Sntnois Strabe am &ppbus
barnisbsrlieet, ipl f9 cine Msnbuns
gum S@Iimmersn etusefelt baben.
Der Wapor nabm H4 sefern nur 3eit
um BITE eineeIaufeien Brtefe tn feiner
Ofies nu&juieben. nm ben &sR bss
Cages am 0rantenIaser fetnes Sotues
ju3ubtinosa.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-28

8imotbp 9pons an SIet9er R.
No.. Got 124 uno StsiI 1913, Re'
garip's Subj, berbeHert. @eHieite
Gslauare Str, fioIi& bon Regurip
Ctr. $3.50.
@aibarine Osan on Sarbsp SiTbsr,
Got 68. Rentpoob Abb, 40 Bel 1872
CUB, berbsfert, OHistte Gratelanb
ND'., fhbli9 bon SO. Str. $4,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-28

So 1T cine msrfwiiroise Gri@eis
aung, bob eth iunsss Wsib. tuel&es
bisbsr nt9t bel ntoralif9sn 6aIt be.
mites, Rd In Der Wsrtbeibiauns ibres
9i.bfsn 10 tapfsr unb treu betrd9t. Sn
bisisr Bsaisbung allen %sipett Dor
gbslpn 86am!
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-28

Wapsr S6mib BON san Srantisfo
bot nod isinsr Rhdtsbr bon @aihtng.
ton bsi9lofen. abermals aIs aanbibat
fhr bas Amt aufsutrstsn, bas sr nun
i6on brei Sermtns perfeben bat. Die
graft.N ntlasen iGeinen ibm mitbin
usnie I'm Mese 3u ftebsu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-28

22.500,000 Bfuub Sfsrbefeii&
murbsn In paris I'm pori8en Sabre
perssbrt. 90 tpdrs intsrsHant, az bic
bhbf9sn Ramsrl 80 lsien, unter tuel&sn
bisie s3la9trbHsr auf ben oerf&isos'
men Spsiis3stteln %ffanben.,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-28

9aut Beriht bes Winabireftors
bee Der. Staten betrug bte 8olpaus'
bsute I'm boriger Sabre $500. 473. AS.
tiber %. 600. 600 msbr oils tn 1905.
Den getingffen 6tano Der Ausbeute
I'm lebtsn balben Sabrbunbert weiR
oas Jabr 1882 auf, no tauri $780,.
GOO. 900 s~etpounen murbsn. Aber tn
ben Sabreil istt 1896 fiteg bic 4usbeute
auf 1908. 600. 600. Gabur& murbe
Der aan3e @~olbborratb Der WeIt I'm
50. 1923. 600. 600 bsrn1sbrt. l1nb bod
bot bic WeIt INNER nod ni&t geuug
bon BEN WstaI, on heRen BsRt leibtr
Der wertt bes Renf&en mno bes Sc.
bens eeMshen wirb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-28

Die arsentinii@e Resieruns bat
a4taistaufsnb Sonns1 etabli&ienen
In Rublanb bsfelt, neil bic ameriia.
nif9sn Bsmerbsr fur ben Auftrag 3u
bobs prsife forberten. Die Wa6nung
bes Staatsieiretdrs Root, H4 ben Be.
bfirfntHsn Der fholi9err Wdrtte an3u.
paHsn. i9stnt nod rs9t wenis grfols
qebabt AZ baben. Die Areenttnier bull.
oissn oHsnbar benz @runofabe, bab tn
@ef9dftsia&en ale 5rsunbi&aft auf.
bort, uno bamit fp0te mon bier ettpaB
msbr rs6nen, als es Biz isbt su sss
f9eben pfe9t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-28
Ans beH @eri@ten.
Qrelsseri4t.

Jn DER S@aoenerlnBtlage Der Julta
Rob aegen bic g. 6. g. & 81. 6.
giisnbabn tuurben Der RIdaerin $500
susdprO&en uno bic gsrtIastsn in bic
Qofen b%erurtbeilt.
Superior @eri@t.
3immsr No. l, Rt9tsr Sobn 8.
WeNaRer.
Drop @sbIing 3og ibrs S9sibunas.
ilaae aesen 6snrp 6: @ebling 3urtd
unb tuurbe gu ben 2offsn psrurthsilt.
3immsr go. 2. Rtnter Samss Or.
2eatbers.
Sn Der gniduberunsstIase Der Sn.
bianapoIis sOutbsrn giienbabnssfsn.
f3oft gessn bic gmsri9 furniture
gompanp tuurbsn ben Eeflaeten $4,000
3ua.iprO&en.
Die s4abenerfnbflaee Der Alma
eorpsa gsgs1 bic gOniumsrs SusI 60.
wurOs surtidsssOssn uno bic aOasn be-
sablt.
Die appeaationstIaee bon albert
6ui&inion 9saet snnforb q. 6amil.
ton wuroe e~benfaus 3uridssaossn unb
ots Rotten bssablt.
Simmer go. 3, Ri4ter 0infon
Garter.
Die Improvement Glen . Qlage Der
SnbtanapOlis 8pnb @ompnnp gsgsn
0enrp o. pisres unb anbere tuuroe
3urifge8csen unb BITE Soften bsjahIt.
Sn Der Contract. 2ldee bon 3. 30.
bert @rais uno snbersn ssssn bic Gibs.
litp Gaiualtp @ompanp tpurbe BITE BE-
flaete CUR 3abluns bon $69.65 unb
Rotten usrurtbsilt.
Die BeRBtiteI.2 Iage Der 8. 2isbsr
@ompanp gsgsn guaen .. 8rabsn
tpuroe 3u @unfen Der flaesnben partei
enii6ieoen. bod mub bisie bic Rotten
bsaablsn.
Neue &lagen.
Die Snoianapolis Bomb @ompanp
rei1ts aIas.n eegsn Jrant W BIad
unb 5rau. icuis sessn @eOrse palmer
uno 5rau fur ENFORCEMENT. 2isn Elm.
@Obsrt R. Gregg reidt, gsgsu gow.
aippling cine Riderfattunss.2 laee
ftr ibm gsb0reno,s Snbsntar, tp.I9sa
$lO00.msrib iein unb f& In Der Wirtb.
f6uft 20. 48 unb so eho Ssnats'
Aosnus befinben fD0. nsbH elmer S&a.
bensriobtlass in 96bs bon $500 tusgsn
3urHdbaltung b.Relben. elm.
2sonarb g. Stubs rsi&te stnl
aIues FIR GinbaItabsfsbI ssssn SaOit
=. Stubs unb Die Columbia Natio.
mol Bant bier Elm, um bisf.lbs 3u psr'
binbsru, $raitsn, psl1e Der Bsrilagtl
.. :. Stubs ausfieat. Bu bonurirsn,
@is aldssr ausfabrt, fcns.tirts be,
0srilagte fir TIN ON 9 Gsbruar bs,
50. eins Sratte fhr $500 bon be,
grfsn National Bant In Council
Bluffs. Sa.. unb binisrIeete ben en-,
bfaneensn Betra9 BET Der @oIumbts
Rational 8ant 3u feinsm ei9enen Gre
bit, fiatt ihn benz @utbabe1 bss Rid
gers 3uf1reiben au lafsn, wte bieis,
ansiebi.
Cine gsRbtitsltIage reiate Sobi
peiers ge9sn Sfaae Games @aine Elm
2ouis Gintlefsin rei&te cine 2las
fur 500 eeget Sames Green u. u
elm, neil biefsIben ibren 8erpfii&tun
gen bstrsfs bes am 80. SuIi 1906
sstrOHsnen 11ebsrsintommsns tusesi
gssabluns bss Snbenturs unb be-
Deriuugs, wsl&s In No. 2l4 Snbianl
ans. F9 %bsfanben unb bonn Ridge
ben 8stlaetsn bertauft tuurbsn, mid
ua9aeiommeu udrsn..
SuIius ". goettling rst&te gege,
feline 6rau 2iaBie @Osttlins, uel@e {
am IA. sertsmber 1908 bsiratbeie
NIT Der Ct aber felt Ndr3 1906 MID
msbr auiammenlsbt, cine s&sibunss
tlage Elm, neil He TIN. rie ct iast
erauiam bebanbelte. Die beioen Rim
Der aus biefer gbe bsfinben fi& unite
Obbut Der Wutter.
Cine !Iase r.t&ts gu
sinfo aegei Garcia 1nbor Elm nm
DerIangt fur 6srabisbung TIRES @ba
ratters sins, e9abensrfab bon $4,000
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-28
8runbeigenthuuss uebertragungeu.

0tuHoeIBenlpuE6 = WeDertraBurgetl.
@6arIss 3. Baron an B6rorl 6
9o9a1 ,e.. Got SO. sbarps's @OobRbs
ADDITION. 40 bel 16l CUB. berbsRsri.
Oaieite bon 8ropbrioee Str., fhoIid
bcn grapoon Str. $3.50.
Gasab g. Yarns1 on Gertrude g.
Woraau &C.. Got 26. Narion 6isb.
Ianb's addition. 40 bel 1872 Sub, Der.
bsKsrt. @sfiieiie Bon Rudle Str. ftb.
ltd bon SO. Strabs $500.
Seize Wann on gse@er go9rau.
She'll bon Got 81 unb IS, Qaufmann's
WoobRoe Nbbition, 80 bel 147 Jub,
berbsHsrt. ORieit. bon WoobRoe ab...
fioIt9 BON @ruptOu Str., $1,000.
Ssnnis 9. SiputI on @eors eei.
osnaidsr, 8bsiI oss fhowsRli1sn Bier.
tells bon Section 26. &ownfbip Is.
Ranss 3, 81 aerss. psrrp sOwnidip,
$500.
Sof. &. Me@une on I2iIton q.
Simon ,e., Got 10, 2dbronb's Dent.
ion Bart addition, 49,. 8 BET CUB,
berbeHeri. ehbfeite BON 26. etrabe.
tuefli9 bon Wer!btan Str, $3.50.
@!i,abstb &. @op.lanb on Sobn M.
Rob. Sbetl ron Got %. Wbia's brittle
ADDITION. Al bel - CUB, berbefsrt,
n6roIi3 bon rs. eirabe. 6atta bon
Noribmefern Nbs.. 500.
Minsrba u. psrtins an b%snisIbsn,
Got Is In Sitter u. u. Subj. In Blcd
rs In Nortb Snbiannpolis, As BET -
SUB, bsrbeKert. Shoisite Der Roa6e
Abe.. 6Rli& bonn Canal. $500.
Samuel 9. 6osrgsr on Sobn do.
Dart. Got % In etoui's 6auab bile
stob.. 80 bel 100 SUB. paeant, Notb.
mef gde @Isbslanb unb 10. Strabe.
$3.50.
Win 8. 2atta an Sobn 8. gotiina.
BAN, Got 2 In 2atta's Wortb Slinois
Ctr. abb, 40 Bet 1872 SUB. bae ont,
Dsfiette Der Sltnois Str, fioli& bon
40. Ctr. $500.
gna q. 6amtltou an Roia Or.
Strong. Got so, aspFons Bart aob..
40 bel 1915 CUB, uDrbli&e esits
bon 81. Str, bhli& bon Raosr Ctr.
$500.
Si.f.lbe an afa M. etrOms. bisIelbs.
$500.
Winerpa o. Barfer an Natban W.
Jennings. Got 81. MuIansp u. u.
aSb.. 81 bet lis Sub. bRIi&e eeii'
BON 5airuisu Ctr, itbIt9 bon "a.
Ctr. $500.
Wannie 9. Neuion an Dsnitlbsn.
Got So, hiefelbe. $4,000.
Sanes @brifle an 2ouis 9. gabsI.
aas. Got ia. @oopsrs plsafant par|
aob., IS bet 125 5ub, usali9e Ssit
bon 2epffOne Mbs., fhbli@ bon Re'
brasta. $500.
Rotie 9. garufo an Sohn @adteI,
She'll Cots 81 unb SIS, Webb's Cub.
SbsiI Cartons 5arm. 81 BET $50 SUB.
bstbeRert. WsRisits @bsRnut Ctr.
fHbli9 bon Rod Ctr. $1400.
Sarab g. 6snbrids al, Rannie g
Sborne, n6rbIi8e 6dlfis bon Got SO
Woobruff's Cub, Worris' Mbb., 2!
Bet ITO SUB. psrbsKsrt. WsHfsiis Gal
Str. rbrbli9 bon 2incoIn strabe
$1,000.
eugene libel on Charles 6. Gin.
She'll Got Is. Columbia pIaee Abb.
120 BET 125 SUB. berbeKsrt. WsRieit
Cornelius Hbe.. r6roli& bon carleton
ape. $1,000.
albert 9. Garter on Wil 3. 2atto
Sruhee, xbeiI bon esetion IS, Sown
hip IL. @anse 3, Waibinston Sown
fbib. $28. 600.
elmer Gait Of, NuRtn o. SeBore
Got 81. frotter. 8ruRees BrootRb
part abolition, 40 bet 100 6ub, Der
bsRert. tusfilt&e Ssite Der gtpine Ctr.
fibIt& bon HpwIanb Abe. $3.50.
MtIas W. 8bompfon an @nItsr 3
6ubbarb. Got AZ, gIart's brittle Abbi
tio, an @eR Snbianapolis. So Bel Is!
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-28

Saeob 8ierborf's 8irtbi9aft.
885 WaFa9ufetts &be.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-28
Aks 1T cine quite SADIE fur cine Ser,

Ms 1T cine quite Sadie fur cine Yers
W fon. seIesentli9 einise Rinuten
basu au be~ruenben UNI aus5ureds
net, tpie man iein ginfommen bertpens
bet bat. @enn Die Yrifuns bur4s
srsifeno 1T, 70 miro man manaen
Soften inSen, tueIder bate unterlane en-
per6en fonnen. Ntdels, Dimes unS
Quarters, Die 10 Ieidt ;u beraussabeu
fmb, MAIDEN Dollars, unb bic Dollars,
10 oft pie mt0gIid nit bisier farten
@efeuf4aft beponirt, padfeu su einem
6onb, Der in Belt Der ROib fubifantieue
SiIfe bietet. Sbr Spor @onto, oh srob
ODER Helm, 1T piltommsn. Beginner
Sic iest, beute nod.
THE INDIANA TRUST COMPANY
4apttaI. ........ $1.0O0,oe0N
uSterf&mS .....-... s25.000.0o.
, 1907-06-06
PLANNING TO BUILD
MEM CrLnNl


A meeting of the trustees of the
school district was held last night, at
the office of Director Gramm, in the
Interstate Townsite building, when
the plans prepared by Architect VIII.
am Dubois of Cheyenne were dis
cussed, Mr.. Dubois agreeing to come
over within a week, when the matter
will be placed in shape for letting the
contract for the building. One mem
Der of the board favors the erection of
a one-story building, with the four
class rooms on the ground floor, but
he says it would cost more and would
not be so neat in appearance. He Is
not willing, however, to hold out for
this feature. Another member sug-
gests that the closets be placed in a
separate building for sanitary reasons.
The members are agreed that a good
building will result and that it will
be started soon.
, 1907-06-06
FUNDS FOR
The LIBRARY
TRUSTEES APPEAL TO PEOPLE
TO HELP SECURE GENEROUS
OFFER FROM A CITIZEN.
He Will Give Last Two Hundred and
Fifty Dollars Of Fund Of One
Thousand, and Board Sends Cir
cuIars Over County-Laudable
Work for Benefit of Public.

Following is the copy OF a circular
letter signed by w. H.. Holiday, Eli
Crumrine and C. P. Arnold, members
of the board Of trustees of the Albany
county public library, which is being
mailed to a large number of citizens
of the county, the latter giving an ex-
PLANTATION of the purposes sought to
be accomplished by the board. 1t is
addressed to the people of Albany
county:
The Circular Letter.
To the People of Albany County:
Every citizen is interested in the in,
tellectual growth of the community in
which he lives. The greatest factor
in that growth is the public library.
1t reaches all classes. No man or
woman is so busy but that they can
keep in touch with the thoughts of
time when people were more universal
ly doing so. No boy or girl is so well
employed as when they form and cul'
tivate a love of good books.
Library Needs Help.
The number of those who use our
public library in town and country
has increased by leaps and bounds.
Join with us in making the library
what it should be, the most thoroughly
equipped, the best conducted, the most
widely used collection of books in the
state. Will you help? The funds de.
rived through taxation are lot enough,
They must be increased by your effort,
Good Sum Promised.
A citizen-one who wants to put
some money to the highest use-offers
to give $3.50, on condition that $3.50
more is raised by public subscription.
If we get this money now it will open
the path for other years. 1t must be
raised at once. 1t will be invested in
the best literature of all time and you
are asked to give 81 or more. Send in
with your subscription the names OF
books you would like to see in the
library.
, 1907-06-06

through Pettibone. The next day Pet
tibone gave me the 5000. Adams told
me he had got 5000.
Wanted to Get Along.
After buying a few things | left for
Cheyenne, Charlie Neville going with
me. l saw in the papers there that we
were suspected OF blowing up the In
dependence depot, so l thought we had
better get along.
Got Money at Cheyenne.
Il asked Pat Moran in Cheyenne to
take a letter to Pettibone, asking him
for $500 more. Moran took the letter
to P%ettibone and brought back the
money. Denver is only 100 miles
from Cheyenne. Neville and | decided
to go on to the Dakotas. 1t was about
two weeks before we reached Their
mopolis. Neville wanted to stop there
and take the hot baths. l rode on and
sent the horses back for Neville. AT
Cody, Wyo., l got a letter from Petit
bone. l destroyed the letter right
away. 1t said that l was wanted for
the Independence depot affair.
Returned to Denver.
INSTEAD of going to the tall timber
l went straight back to Denver and
saw Pettibone and Haywood. They
told me at first I'd better get out of
the country. They also told me they
had another mar working on the Pea
body affair.
Bomb at BradIey's Door.
81 put a bomb at Bradley's door
some time in November, 1904. The
bomb was arranged with giant caps,
chloride of potassium n sugar being
over them. 1t was so arranged
that when Bradley opened the door a
string attached TO it would upset a
bottle of sulphuric acid"
What was the result of this?"
when Mr.. Bradley opened the door
the next morning the explosion blew
out the whole front of the house and
blew him into the street."
, 1907-06-06

ITS SITTING
BOARD OF TRUSTEES ADJoURNs
AFTER VERY BUSY SESSION
OF TWO DAYS DURATION
Officers Reelected Include Otto
Gramm as President, T. F. Burke
as Vice President, A. c. Jones as
Treasurer and Grace r. Hebard az
secretary-Resianation Accepted.

The board of trustees of the Uni
versity of Wyoming completed its u.
bors yesterday afternoon, ending one
of the busiest and most successful ses.
sions for some time. In reorganizing
the board Mrs. Stone of Evanston, the
democratic member, moved the ne
election of Mr.. Gramm as president.
Mr.. Burke as vice president, Mr..
Jones as treasurer and Miss Hebard as
secretary, paying each a tribute of
worth in making the motion. The cleo
ton of these officers followed unani-
mously. The executive committee,
consisting Of Mr.. Jones, DR.. Stevens
and MI. Gramm, was reappointed.
Resignation Accepted.
The resignation Of Prof. B. C. Buff
fun as director, effective June 4, was
accepted, but Mr.. Buffum will remain
with the university until the end Of
the month to complete his reports and
ell. The board took no action at this
meeting looking to the filling of the
vacant places in the experiment sta
ton staff, but a second meeting will
probably be held in July to fill all
vacancies.
Resolution Of Appreciation.
The following resolution was intro
duced and adopted:
Resolved, That this board of trus'
tees extends its sincere thanks to Hon.
T. F. Burke and Hon. N. E. Corthell
for the very valuable services gratui-
tously rendered the University of wy
oming in the matter of the agricultural
college case before the United States
supreme court"
Plans for Dormitory
William Dubois, the Cheyenne archi-
tect, submitted plans for the propos.
ed dormitory to be erected in connec-
ton with the university, but the mat
ter went owe for the present, as 9TH
er architects desired to submit plans
for the building. 1t is the purpose of
the board to have the matter pushed
with reasonable diligence, in the hope
of being ready to award the contract
for the building at the proper time.
, 1907-06-06
BROUGHT TO
THIS CITY
REMAINS OF LATE POSTMASTER
OF VIRGINIA DALE TO BE IN
TERED BESIDE WIFE.
w. w. McNurlen, Was Native of Penn
s%ylvania, Coming to Wyoming
More Than Quarter Century Ago
Leaves Three Sons and Three
Daughters n Many Friends.

The remains of w. w. McNurlen,
late postmaster at Virginia Dale, ar.
rived in the city today in charge of
members of the family, Mr.. and Mrs,
e. P. Pearson, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed o,
Moen, Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Windecker
and Mr.. and Mrs. Merten Boyd. The
body was taken to the Stryker under
taking rooms, where the funeral will
be held at 10 o'clock tomorrow morn
ing, with services by Rev. Trout ct
the Methodist church. The interment
will be in the city cemetery, beside
the remains of Mrs. McNurlen, who
died some years ago.
Native Of Pennsylvania.
Mr.. McNurlen was born near Pitts,
burg, Pa, March 5, 1S47, and died June
8 last, at 7:1O in the morning. He came
to Wyoming twenty-siX years ago, liv-
ing near Tie Siding, afterwards going
to Virginia Dale, where he had served
several years as postmaster. He
leaves three sons, Guy, Edward and
Ora McNurlen, and three daughters,
Mrs. Lena Mckee and Miss Josie Nc
Nurlen of Virginia Dale and Mrs. Edith
McCorkle of Libbey, Mont. Mrs. Nc.
Corkle will not be able to attend the
funeral of her father. Mr.. McNurlen
left three sisters, one of them, Mrs.
Lena Russell of Cheyenne, being pres
ent to attend the funeral.
Well Thought Of.
Mr.. McNurlen was a good citizen,
having the respect of his neighbors
and the confidence of the government.
He belonged to no church or secret Sc.
ciety, but his life was above reproach
and his death will be felt in the com
munity in which he had lived. His
family and relatives will have the
heartfelt sympathy of all who know
them.
, 1907-06-06
RELIABLE DATA FOR
COMING PAMPHLET.

Hon. H. C. Beeler of Cheyenne, the
state geologist, has written to Secre-
tary Harry Gonden of the Laramie
Commercial club for a couple of copies
of the agricultural pamphlet recently
issued by the club. MIR. Beeler says:
I'VE are engaged in getting up the
new State of Wyoming pamphlet for
the state, and l find myself assigned
to help on that part of it, as well as
some others, so l want to use every
thing l can get that l know is reli
able" Mr.. Gondent is quite pleased at
Mr.. Beeler's reference to the Albany
county publication as reliable" as a
great deal of care was taken in the
preparation of the data contained
therein. The copies will be forwarded.
, 1907-06-06

member of the board, let nothing es-
cape her, but we heard not a word of
carping criticism. She waded through
the mass of business as patiently and
as p~ainstakingly as Gramm, or Mok-
Ter, or Burke, or Stevens, or Jones, Or
myself, and came out with a smile,
with a bright word and with a fixed
impression that the university is the
idol of the people of the state, of what
ever political opinions. Miss Knight
was not one whit behind her in loyal
ty. And Miss Hebard-but I'll stop
at that. Everybody knows Grace He
bard"
Reaction Sure to Come.
The member from Carbon county re-
turns to his home fully impressed with
the fact, discovered Of his own efforts,
that the recent attack upon the uniVer-
sity will react upon the men who in
stigated it and the man who made it,
and that Otto Gramm and DR.. Stevens
will be closer to the people of the
state than ever. He believes the uni
~versity has a great future, and he is
putting his shoulder to the wheel In
a way that will delight the people
of the state. 81 didn't know l could
grow so enthusiastic over an institl-
ton of that kind"
, 1907-06-06
Want Pact Modified.

San Francisco, Cal, June 6.-The
Call says the Japanese Of this city
have decided to send a special envoy
to Toxic to urg the imperial govern
ment to take steps to bring about u
modification Of the immigration pact
States.