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The San Francisco call., 1908-08-02
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managed there are bound to be from
some quarter charges of extortion and
unrighteous dealing.
The national committee has its adver-.
sfaar9 manager. just like a great patent
medicine concern or other business re-
quirfng publicity for its success. Dur
ing the last campaign this department
in charge of L. A Coolidge. now assist
ant secretary of the treasury. was de-
veloped further than 1t had ever been
before. A complete organization was
established similar to that of a great
newspaper office. Editorial writer's ana
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-02

about campaign contributions the pet
ter.
To the secretary of the committee go
the thousands of details which. while
less exacting In their determination, are
just as important to success. He or
ganizes great working force of clerks
and stenographers. keeps 1000 dis
appointed people satisfied and works
night and day during q campaign.
More important in the AFFAIRS of the
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-02

VINO need 10 nave II demonstrated that
the candidate is good fellow" But
these latter are minor matters and do
not concern the national committee
Campaigning is made harder ana
more expensive and enthusiasm is less
readily aroused than when success
meant the parceling out of more zood
offices- The civil service has robbed
political life of much of it's glamor. IN
the old days the workers knew that II
they We're successful pecuniary re-
incentive.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-02

oeen created through the failure OF
candidate and treasurer to keep in close
touch on these matters. with the re-
suit that the man backed by those
who paid the price loses the place
abroad or in the cabinet which he ex-
pected. Disappointed, he is very Likely
to speak plainly. and often the less sa
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-02

FRANK H. "
HITCHCOCK Y
WHO MANAGE = '
u4E TAFT CAMPAIGN
FOR THE NOr4iAArtOk
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1908-01-09
From Our Horsemen.

S. N. Wills is to be seen on the
streets every day with his two
horses, and he says that they go
faster everyday. He has a nice
tWo-year-old which he is now
breaking.
J. S. Bilyeu informes us that
he will be in the ring next spring,
as he recently purchased three
head Of standardized geldings
for which he has a driver, and
they are driven every day. Look
out Tor the hairlip PAGER!
E. E. Jordan has not much to
say about his tWo-minute horse.
We are sorry that our friend,
J. B. Payne, will leave next spring
as we all like to meet him and
his PAGER on the track.
A. VI. Keechle says he has a
trotter, if he only had the time
to drive his fraction. But, he
will have him broke by spring,
and then he will go to work.
Potosi is the sire Of some good
ones and he will be put to work
in the spring when it will take a
race horse to beat him. He
stands in the stable all week and
can go out Oh Sunday re-footed
and show his sons how to do it.
Ask Zip Bang.
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1908-01-09
School Notes.


and intermediate rooms are great
ly increasing. The new pupils
are Earl and Fred Yeager, Carl
Monroe, David Green, Dewey,
| Agnes and Jud Simmons. We
like to see more scholars. but we
High school pupils think they are
sighting the High school.
The High school pupils are
looking forth to the final examin->
ations, Friday, in physical geog-.
raphy and literature.
Paul Lynch was absent from
school Wednesday morning.
Do not forget the Literary Fri
day evening, Jan. 10.
! The scholars are once more en-
joying skating.
We miss the smiling face of
our former janitor, but we hope
to become as we'll acquainted with
the new.
Lola Wallace spent her Christ
mas vacation with her parents,
near Beach.
This week ends the semester
Of the school year..
Pupils WHO go home for din
ner have requested not to return
until tie ringing Of the first bell,
unless for study.
/ It is reported that Mae Strong
has quit school. We hope this re-
port is not true.
Many Of the pupils Of room s
were busy hunting excuses for
their absence on Christmas Eve,
1t seems that some Of the pu.
pills have hard times dotting thei,
is and crossing their is this
week.
The pupils Of room 8 are glaC
to see that Arthur Accart has re.
turned to school after a long va.
cation.
It seems that Xmas vacation
does rot agree with some Of The
pupils.
Barbara Weber, Of Beach, is
absent at present OH account Of
; the illness of some of her folks al
:, that place. We hope she vii
soon return to school again.
Wanted-a gross of leather
specticles. Enquire at room 3.
There seems to be some hard
,, feelings about the ranks this
J months. | wonder why.
Beulah Roy was absent Mon
day on account of a bad cold.
Come to room 8 and see thu
maps which We're drawn recently
Clara Olson has returned from
! Beach after a vacation Of three
Y weeks.
!. Teacher How do they build ;
!. canal where it crosses a river?
!. Johnny Dam it.
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1908-01-09
Local Items Of Interest.

Subscribe now-$1. so per year.
Get your carbon paper at the
Pionee Office.
Leave your orders for seed oats
atthe Wibaux elevator.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. B. Proper
were in from the ranch, Monday.
F. M. Shaw was a business Wis
itor from Preston the first of the
week.
jerome Wolfe was in from the
ranch for load of supplies on
Wednesday.
Alb. Owings was in from his
ranch, on Pennel creek. on bust.
ness Wednesday.
Frank Gertenson left for St.
Paul, Sunday morning, where he
expects to attend a school of tel
egraphy.
Miss Kate Julia Peek was here
from Beach on Monday to make
final communication proof in sup
Of her claim.
Mrs. A. M. O'Neal and daugh-
ter, Miss Martena, and son. Chas.
returned on Friday after spend
ing the holidays at Billings.
When you make up your mind
to get in the game" and boost
for Wibaux, remember it is nec-
essary to read your home paper.
Miss Martena O'Neal returned
to st. Paul on Monday where she
!, will complete business course,
after spending the holidays with
her parents.
! w. L. Stephenson, the photog.
Irapher, who has been doing busi.
ness here for the past month, re.
turned to his home at New Salem,
N. D., on Tuesday.
| Services will be held in the
Episcopal church on Sunday, Jan.
| 19, at II o'clock in the Morning
and 1880 in the evening. Every.
body is cordially invited.
The parties who have removed
articles belonging to the W. H.
Freeman shearing plant are here.
by requested to return same anl
save further trouble. w. H
Terrell.
After an extended visit Will
friends and relatives at this place
Miss Dora Ealtermeyer returned
to her home at Faribault, MINI
She was accompanied by her sis
ter, Miss Rose, who was here t,
spend the holidays.
The directors Of the First Ma
tional Bank held thier annua
meeting on Tuesday when the.
reelected the following officers
]. c. Kinney, president; L. S
Patterson, vice-president, and P
A. Fischer. cashier.
DR.. c. c. Benedict returned o.
Tuesday evening from Chicag
where he has been for the pas
month attending post gradual
work. Doctor informes us that
at present, he is quite undicide'
as to where his new location vii
be.
The annual meeting of tn
stockholders Of the First Nation
al Bank was held in their NIGEL
appointed directors room, Tues
day, when directors for the en-
sueing year were elected as fol
lows: J. c. Kinney, P. A. Fisch
err, L. S. Patterson, Harve Rob
inson. A. L. Martin, f. J. Stipel
and AL. Davis. The stockholder
express themselves as being elat
ed with the bank progress dun
ing the past year
Mr.. Pierre Wibaux, now o
Miles City, but, who for man
/ ,norc uyac ono ~ ON. r,aact re
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1908-01-09
EDWARD +. FISHER,
4 a W y er

Wibaux, Montana.
Practice in all courts and
before u. S. Land Office.
Will open office in First National
Bank Bldg. about January Goth.
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1908-01-09
C. c. BENEDICT.

Physician and Surgeon
Office over First Natl Bank.
Residence: Pickering Hotel.
Hot Springs post., 1908-11-05
MAIL SCHEDULE

Arrives from Fairbanks Saturday p. ID.
 Arrives from Panama Sunday F. m. Departs for Fairbanks Monday a. m. Departs for Panama Monday a. m.
Hot Springs post., 1908-11-05
HOT SPRINGS POST. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 'sos
PROSPECT WORK
 OF KEYSTONE DRILL

very complete and comprehensive report on the work Keystone drill in this northern country covering eraons winter months has been prepared by MT. A. " Thorns.
 report the period from February 10 Septembe 2 of this year During that time the total number of feet drilled was average depth of the holes 6 feet The total drilling this number of feet including all extra of moving delays and repairs machinery $8 making per 9 and the cost hole
 These holes placed about 9 feet apart the shallow ground in the parts greater distance allowed be- holes Altogether total distance of 14OOO feet covered by the drill during the. months it was operated
 This the drill is considered remarkably good In California the cost of drilling placed 2 per foot while in this instance it came to only 93 cents
 The this difference cost the fact that in it than length of easing while the outside usually to the casing to the bottom of the hole.
 The machine in this experiment is known the Key Traction and moved with its power this
 Mr. Thorns has been asked by the editor of the Mining Scientific published Francisco send him the port, and he will mail it on the first stage
Hot Springs post., 1908-11-05
FIERCE EXPLOSION
 ON C0LDSTREAM

explosion occurred IA right limit Goldsream Oct ober Rudd, the part owner, verely burned.
 previous the accident the had finished decided that before beginning hoist dump allow in town thaw the face prior to shutting down Mr. Rudd down shoveng preparation for the of when the returned He had just quit shOveng and examining blkhead when explosion occurred knocking and burning him severely and had he not had his with his hands he would undoubtedly his eyesgh He managed with considerable difficulty to three hundred feet where the explosion working and idea of its may gathered that it these They hastily male for the shaft where they by the and proceeded top all considerably scared and sick the stomach The engineer who lowering heard the and felt the the cable His enon being directed the shaft he noticed the the eddyng around acted breeze and immediately afterwards of blue flame shot from the mouth The which they trouble with winter and which tmbered, is almost closed.
Hot Springs post., 1908-11-05
More Pay
 on Sullivan

John Pierson who, with s. C.. Sutherland, is working a lay on the bench opposite discovery on Sullivan creek, which is owned by MT. Sutherland, was in town Monday to arrange for the freighting of a 50-horsepower boiler which he has at Noble's landing on the Tanana.
 Pierson 6 Sutherland have sunk a number of holes on their ground and have found good pay in all of them. the pans running about 12 cents and the gravel carrying pay for from 3 to 5 feet. The pay which has been located is already more than 100 feet wide.
 In the last hole sank they were not yet to bedrock and had five feet of good pay.
 As soon as it is possible for them to get the boiler and plant in position they will start in to take out large winter dump.
Hot Springs post., 1908-11-05
8 45.0O

The contract was let to Mike Engels, who will carry the mail between these points for the coming winter.
Hot Springs post., 1908-11-05

from this creek, some good finds re being made, and there has been a stampede to this str cam recently. Ev- erything is staked, including the benches.
 SLATE CREEK William Pike will work 3-b during winter.
 Nelson Detriet and partner will work on !, 8, 9 and 10-a. QUAIL CREEK Cassidy & Olson, Matheson & Johl son, Rystad & Reister and E. King are working their own ground.
 TROUBLESOME CREEK Farmer & Jones and Higgins & Brick son are working on their ground. Bender Bros. and Fritz Hoffman are prospecting.
 SALVATION CREEK Nahum Bros, are prospecting.
Hot Springs post., 1908-11-05
SWIFT WINDS
 TEMPORARLL Y
 CRIPPLE LINE

On Monday for the first time this winter the wire between here and Fairbanks and the people of this city given example of the of the wireless received by that medium. "
 There wireless station here the from Fair banks by wireless Fort Gbbon from there this station by the land lines
 Sergeant Kan that he authorized accept for the steamships Jefferson and Dolphin plying between Skagway and Seattle, which have the wireless equipment
 Wireless eegaphy has reached state of great perfection Alaska works we'll here any place the the of stations the world by St. Michael and Point Safety which and and received messages weather without break
Hot Springs post., 1908-11-05
Items From
 Rampant

Rampant, Oct. 3O.-The Yukon rive r closed in front of this city October 28. The Mirror saloon has changed hands and is now owned by J. B. At kinson, better known as "Missou." The place has been newly painted, and s well-supplied reading room added. Chas. B. Allen, the attorney, has moved into his new office, formerly the Traeger building. He has repaired the building both inside and out, and it now presents neat appearance. There is considerable activity among the miners on the Rampant side of the divide, and much work is being done on the creeks in this vicinity. The following summary of the work now in progress has been sent us from our Rampant correspondent:
 HoosIER CREEK Ott & Swanson have lay with privi- lege to purchase 12-a.
 Sid Williams is working a lay on 15-a.
 LITTLE MINoOK JR. Fisher & Mclean are working on 25-a.
 LITTLE MINOOK Cummins, Nelson & Clinic are work ing on Ga.
 Jameison Bros. are working on 5-a. J. Lindboom is working 8 lay on 4-a. Sunborg, Kidding & Kidding are working a lay on 3-a.
 Woods (Sr.) & Cronk have lay of 100 feet on 3-a.
 William Graham and Jim Frazer have lay of 100 feet on 3-a. Nelson & Wildholder have lay of 100 feet on 3-a.
 Tom Evans is working Pa. Frank & Graham will put in the win- ter on 1-a.
 DAWSON CREEK Charley Johnson will spend the win ter on his claim here.
 BIG MINooK CREEK Elmer Towsond is working on 33-a. Tom Antonson is working on 4O-a. William Pike on high bar is work ing for c. B. Allen.
 Staples & Dunn are working on 120-a. Frank Stevens and partners are work ing on 145-a. <
 GUNNIsoN CREEK Buck & Olson are working on their own ground.
 Good reports of recent date come
Hot Springs post., 1908-11-05
Bids for Mail
 Contract Vary

The bids which were made by the Ramparters in response to a call for bids from the postmaster of that place for weekly mail rouud trip between Rampant and Hot Springs with 200 pounds of mail were found to vary greatly, being all the way from $32 to sl0O eper trip. The bidders were as
Hot Springs post., 1908-11-05
ADVERTISED LETTERS

Baker, I. V. Keller, Geo. Cooke, J. H. Lloyd, Mrs. H. E. Dupras, N. Mckenzie, F. Gasser, J. w. Nenoff, Ruse Hurley, John Peterson, Peter Jones, M. c. Robins, s. P.
 Thurnas. David
 REGISTERED Groshong, Fly Johnson, Nels w. Hedlund, Oscar A. Thomas, Mrs. T. J. Hall, G. w. Kelly, Joe
 Spicer, Geo. W. If above are not called for in 30 days from date, same will be forwarded to dead letter office, Washington, D. c.
 F. G. MANLEY, P. M. Hot Springs, Oct. 31, 1908.
Hot Springs post., 1908-11-05
Miners Should
 Put Up Boxes

The postmaster at Rampant has noti- fled all the miners on the trail between Rampant and Hot Springs that if they will put up boxes along the trail with their names on them, the carrier will leave their mail therein, thus saving them the delay of having it brought from either of these places.
 It will be best for parties putting up these boxes to send an order to the postmaster at both Rampant and Hot Springs, and there will be no confu- sion about the delivery.
Hot Springs post., 1908-11-05
HOT SPRINGS FIREFIGHTERS
 ORGANIZE

At meeting at Traegers store Sunday after for fire protection for the coming winter were fully discussed
 finally decided that the best method to lay pipe from the sawm point about opposite Sanleys hoe sufficient hose reach the business district.
 company organized and committee appointed tc the of laying the ppe purchasing hose ladders hooks buckets and also interview the bus the city and to the raising of fund sufficient the cost.
 The plan present is simply lay the pipe of the ground flow of water through it all the time preventing freezing However of raises ground the sawm may necessary dig ditches.
 The officers of the fire company elected Sunday
 Chief, c. A. Davidson
 Assistant Chief, Roy Moseley
 Foreman, Frank Shipp.
 Treasurer J. E. Baker. appointed the business and estimate of the fire system composed of A. Davidson Tom Rock we'll and Frank Shipp
 This committee will thorough investigation of several plans submitted and interview all interested after which will report at the next meeting of the fire company.
Hot Springs post., 1908-11-05

Fred Howard can up from Kemper- vile last Tuesday, and reports that his new roadhouse at that place will be in readiness for occupancy by the end f next week. Mir. Howard will have one of the best buildings in the country.
Hot Springs post., 1908-11-05

work. They have 3O-horsepower boiler and hoist, and have started to take out a big dump.
 It will be only short time until the creek is dotted with ginpoles and work ing plants, as there are many outfits which are only a few days behind the Midnight Sun in their operations.
Hot Springs post., 1908-11-05
First GinpoIe
 on Sullivan

The operators on the Midnight Sun
 association on Sullivan have the dis
 tinction of having erected the first gin pole on the creek for this winters
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-26
NNED THE FORT TEAM
IN ARM0RY HAIL LAST MIGHT
Y. M. c. AZ Basketball Team Defeated
the ArtiIIcrymcn in an Exciting
Contest, % TO 10.

The Hampton Young Mcn's Christ
ian Association basketball team de-
featcd The five from the Fort Monroe
army and navy association in Armory
Hall last night in fast and excitine
game. % to 10. 1t was very in
teresting contest and n large crowd
was out to witness the game.
Tho artillcrymen are a strong ag-
gregation of hasketbnllis,s and play
clean ball. The contest was filled
with good plays and the game Il.
times was intensely exciting.
Mr. Simmons. of the fort, refereed
the game TO the satisfaction of both
teams and with the approval OF tn
large crowd in attendance.
Tomorrow evening the Newport
News association will send its team
down 10 Hampton and 1t Is sail tina
fully 10 rootcrs from the Shipbuildins
City will accompany the team.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-26

a bargain in real estate is often
overlooked until the right person
comes along who appreciates Its ad-
vantagcs and secures it. We have
several on our lists which we know
are most advantageous properties.
Don't be afraid to let us know your
wants. large or small. We have a
great variety of houses, farms, city
and country property OF all kinds.
The chances are that we can furnish
you with just the article you want
ut a price much lower than you could
buy direct.
w. {. LAWSON.
Phone No. 3. Bank of Hampton Bldg.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-26

Dakoias have II minimum salary law.
Virginia should have one also. Tie
Ohio law Is simplicity itself 1t pro
Vides that no teacher in that state
SHAH ne employed In the public
schools at less than $40 per month
for given term, and provides also
that In case the local taxes are not
sufficient. after reaching their maxi
mum, to meet these conditions. the
state OF Ohio shall meet the deficien-
cy from II sum OF money set aside
from the state treasury for this pur-
pose"
This Is the kernel of the whole sit
uation. and the friends OF the cause
do not hesitate To affirm that it is
lust as evident that much remains tn
be done as Is right and proper to re-
inicc in what has boon done. Indeed.
some have expressed the concern they
feel because Tile orators in this gen
oral assembly have not been so much
In evidence with the clarion calls for
education which glorihcd their prede-
'cessors in the assembly of 1906.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-26
BONDS HAVE BEEN TAKEN.

First National Bank, OF Cleveland.
Takes the ehoebus Issue.
The final arrangements for the sale
OF the $4,000 street Improvement
bonds OF the town OF Phoebus to the
First National Bank of Cleveland,
Ohio. have been completed by Town
Attorney w. IL. Power The bonds
have been forwarded to Cleveland.
with the draft for $4,000 attached.
ana II is expected that the money vii.
be ready for use within a day or so.
After looking into every detail the
bank authorities wrote Mr.. Power That
they were satisfied with the bargain
and that the money would be deposit :
ca TO the credit OF the town of Phoe-
BUS upon the arrival of the bonds.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-26
GREEHE'S ARREST MAY
DEVEL0PE ROBBERY CASE
Fight In West Queen Street Broken
up by officer John
Tano,.

As HE result of II general fight in
West Queen street. extended, last
night, Eddie Greene. colorcd. is In
jail ctargd with assaulting william
Toliver, ana warrant has been issued
Tor Toliver. accusing him OF robbery.
Tho arrest of Grconc was made by
County Oiilcer John Tignor and tt is
said Tint Greene told the officer that
William rolivcr robbed John Tollvcr
OF Sl7. John rollycr conducts Il res
'ourant nj Hampton wharf.
The men were lighting ut Tho cross
roads when Officer rlsncr arrested
Greene.
Following Grconc'a arrest Dmcer
Tignor and Deputy Sheriff G.. G. Cur
us started out to look for William
Tolyer
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-02-26
IN SCHOOL CHAPEL.
Funeral of the late MIR. F. c. Briggs
To Occur This Afternoon.

Funeral of the Late MIR. F. c. sricDs
To Occur This Afternoon.
AT o'clock this afternoon funeral
services over the remains OF Mr.
Frances c. Briggs. who died Mon
day afternoon, will be held from tho
chapel Mt the Hampton Normal schoo,.
The services will be In charge Of Rev.
II. u. Frissell, ID. D.. principal of tho
school. who will he assisted ly ltnv.
!. ). Grayatt. ID. d.. of Richmond ami
Rev. j. Thomas Jones, the assistant
chaplain at the school
Following the services The remains
will be taken to OLD Point and tpnicht
The body will be forwarded 10 Boston.
where the remains will he placed II
tho family vault. Mr.. Frank X.
Rogers and Miss Mary Briggs. tho
sister OF The dead man. will accorIpa-
ny the body to Massachusetts.