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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-01-30
ROUGH RIDER HEADS
DEs MONIES TICKET

IJcs MONIES. la. Jan. 23..After in
Vulnerable conferences the committee
of 300. appointed to select ticket which
The business men will back for mayor
and commissioners under the new form
of government agreed to support the
Following.
t'or mayor. eugene Waterbury, pres
emf alderman. elected ON the scratch
ers' ticket" and rough rider with
Roosevelt, al Sam Juan hill.
For councilmen Charles Worth. East
Des Mones; III. o. Evans. West Des
Moines j. II; Hanna North Des
MONIES: Is. S, Walker. South pes
MONIES.
The newspapers Will support this
ticket There are many candidates in
ths. field john McNical, formerly
mayor and Il power i'm municipal poll
Tics is the chief candidate for council
man outside of the committees now to
he backed by the business men. Mac
Vicar is a strong candidate and it WAS
because an attempt was made to secure
his endorsement that the committee
found il necessary 10 hold several SEES
.,iOns.
North is a coal dealer, Hanna Il pro-
fessor in Highland Park college; Evans
an attorney. and Walker a real estate
mum. Evans is y soninllw OF General
D. H. Weaver
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-01-30
BOMB WRECKS ITALIAN
BANK IN NEW YORK

NeM yoii. Ian. %. An exploding
bomb last might wrecked the front OF
an italian bank building in Elizabeth
street exposing $4,000 IN silver and
gold which the bankers, pasquale a.
Pat 4 Sou, mad piled in the windows
AZ; ocular proof nt their ability to pay
depositofs on Demand.
'i'he iiIitior partner, Salvatore Patti.
VITO ,Nas Oh guard Inside. VAS cut by
ne glass tI.tt crashed III upon him. but
stuck nY mis- charge and had the money
stored away in the vaults. The score
Vi clerks mad left the place some hours
b for. and The explosion injured NON.
but the younger P:iti The bomb
throwcrs. Who We're not seen by the
banker ,vefe quickly lost in the crowd
Of several thousand excited Italians
who gathered about she wreck. and
their motive is i mystery II was at
first believed that a robbery had been
attempted and ttp known distress in
aiftpren; sections of the citN lent color
~ this ,heorv III tlils Was their OBJ
te,t III" perpetrators were amateurs
who lost courage III the critical mo-
annmt when the tempting treasure was
.@ihlD ai't:ie reach Of til" street.
Patti the cidor, is one of III" most
prosperous ot TIA" Italian banSers Of
IN. city Ills Institution is capitaliZed
AZ S30O.D02 During THE bank troubles
l, conceived the Idea of a window dis
play Ia 70" uio doubling patrons. and
fllr realistic advertisement has since
been ono % the sights OF the foreign
,,itnt ,si,.,
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-01-30
DOCTOR PAYS s25 FOR
CALLING CENTRAL CAT

opinion of the jury in the Story county
district court that heard the case of
Alice Mckee w. III. p. Hanson. the cor
oner DIR. Hanson should pay to Miss
Mckee. i. telephone operator of Cam
bridge damages in the sum of $25 for,
giving her a mild calling down and i'm
sisting that she attend to her duties
al the switchboard rather than be
spending her inc in reading one of the
popular novels of The day That Is
the doctors version of the affair.
ON the other hand the plaintiff al
legged in her petitions in which she
asked damages in the sum of $4,000.
that DR. Hanson had come into the Of
Ace in y til nj anger, shook his fist
III her face. called her N, old cat aud
other names of like nature. came
back of The counter and threatened to
1rrw her from :. second story window.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-01-30
WOMAN WAITS SO
YEARS FOR LOVER
Robert Cochran, OF Fort Dodge,
kClaims Sweetheart Of
EARLY DAYS.

For: Dodge. In, Jan. II Eober,
Cochran. a pioneer citizen OF Fort
Dodge and {; builder and contractor,
who helped build Tobin college has for
sakea his home of almost q lifetime
and lefs sunday night for New Bethle-
hem, Pa. where he WAS married today,
ut the age of IS, to his sweetheart OF so
years ago. Lizzie Kitchey, who has re-
manned single through all these years,
faithful to her first love. Because she
dislikes 10 leave her lifetime home. MIR.
Cochran viii live There and forsale
Iowa.
TIE bridegroom has been prominent
III mis- line of business here and lays
claim 10 ponce, citizenship in Fort
Dodge. His age is now Indicated by
snowy hair and beard. but his heart is
still young. although he left his boy
hood home long ago and Two years ago
lost lii. companion of his best years, "A
woman whom ne married in Illinois.
After he.. dcath he was called to his
boShood hon7S by the death of rela-
tive and met again, loved the second
time, proposed 10 and was accepted by
Miss Ritchey. THE wedding will thus
b. the romantic climax of the story.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-01-30
DEs MONIES PLAN CASE
is FINALLY SUBMITTED

Dcs Moines. la. Jan. 2l.--H. II. SanlL-
sou made the only argument i'll sub
hitting the Dies Moines plan ease to
the supreme court yesterday, speaking
for the appellants who ere assailing
the law in the friendly suit. A dozen
other law yers are ON the case. but We're
content to ALLOW it to go to the court
withou, oral argument, elaborate briefs
having been filed ON both sides.
Tho court will adjourn tomorrow or
the next day and the next ensuing pc
,iod will convene February H. Ii is
commonly Thought that the court will
not file :. decision before reoonvening aa
it is supposed that the judges will hard
ly care To devote their entire time for
me next three days TO the consideration
of the case. II is believed that u de-
,ision will be made before the end of
the 10 day period for which the court
reconvencs on February IL.
The city Was represented in the litiga-
ton by W. H. Fsreinmer city solicitor.
and his assistants. NJ II. Cohen aud
w Nj Mclaughlin. and f. NJ. Earle.
For A. H. Huston, one OF the inter
venors the firm of Carr, Hewitt Park
er 4 Wright appears. represented by
Judge Parker w. T.. Read, represent
ing the park board sampson & Dillon,
represented by III. f. Sampson are the
attorneys for the original plaintiffs, :.
A. Fckerson j. IA. johnson and Geo. A.
BOulN.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-01-30
LETTER MAILED 43
YEARS AGO ARRIVES

Washi,.atol Pa. Jan y: Forty
three wears ago yesterday David H.
s,nnncN. Il we'll Known Washington
county niarl al that time Il soldier at
The front in the civil war, Wrote a letter
to his brother Daniel Sulnney of near
Washington Today TIN" letter. which
had been travelling ever since. arrived.
only 10 be received by the writer. His
brother Daniel SunneN died three
wears ago
u pair of "new stout boots" whiel, the
writer had lost while going through q
swamp.
He writes: ." hay" given up hope
OF getting another, pair ROW that are as
good as The old ones, fol il seeIns that
every good pair OF boots is stolen.
Tho leite, had travelled back and
forth through the country, had even
been IN the local postotticc once and
the envelope WAS almost "eit through.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-01-30
DETECTIVES MAKE
MISTAKE; TEXAN IS
NOT IOWA MURDERER
Disgrace OF Arrest Breaks Down
the Old Mans Health---
Returns home.

Muscatrc. IA Jan. 27. Nicholas
Piek;.rd. OF tor,oc Tex IS aot The
Wn. Pickard wa....t. in Napello for
the lel,rier of VIM. Lets, near Grand
View. ~ years ago.
IlanacufTed and i,i;.cd 10 The arm of
ais officer. Pickard arrived from Texas
yesterday. All DAY oil time residents
OF Grand View who "erc intimately
acquainted With tle murderer. gazed
at PickarI through the bars and shook
their heads. He MAS not the tian. fur-
the,' than this he established the fact
that he was d resident OF Mansfield, o.,
At the time of the rlnrdcr.
sherman Lccts. son OF the muir
dercd nam. when he saw chat an ii-
justice had b.,m done The old man.
sought his ticket back to Oklahoma
and gave him 500 in cash Last even-
ing pekard was in Muscatine and
caught the ,ran for his honir in Texas
q Tree man. He holdps no i'll Will
against l.ect. or anyone connected with
The :itfais.
Tic lomg TIP broke down the old
ilan 5 iiealih.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-01-30
DYNAMITE EXPLOSION
WRECKS IOWA TOWN

!ialkits. ~. jar. IS \ 'e:i'if, eN
rlosioa OF son pounds of dynamite
torea IN u freighi car or HE track
endangered lie ,iie vi every one Of the
morning
4 lil@ had started 10 the EIocl.ins
Supply pofnlany's big store. and 800
people w"rt. Watching ii When The ter
rim heat exploded The dynamite.
The shock threw SPECTATORS to the
ground, iniurns -four.
Tn.eiN.s loAcars were completely de
rnni;shcd alld he railroad track torn
aud twisted. Kegs. boards aud stones
fleW IN al! directions.
Sire gated ;hc business SECTION OF
the fu@,,. Total loss, 100000.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-01-30
DREADFUL SHOCK
At MRS. FISH'S BALL

New York Jan. "a. Mrs. StuyNesain
Fish ut a dinner to 40 guests ut her
residence II East Seventy eighth
street, last nieh; introduced u pair OF
new and Very E'renrh dancers Rose
and jeanette. These dancers, with
Armand k:lliSz, u singer, furnished the
entertainments III the evening. No stage
was constructed. the dancers appear
ing on the polished ilcni uf the ball
room.
The three dances given. it is said.
were somewhat startling I" New York
ers, although they would not have been
considered ut an out of the ordinary
in Paris The second dance especially
is said 10 have ELECTED IL few little
sasps from some of the women pres
emit as did tho costume of one of the
tiilncers in the third dance.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-01-30
OFFICERS TO QuELL-
RIOT OF ITALIANS

M:rior,. H.. jan 27.-With the an
no,lnced intention of arresting the 1tal-
ian rioters who last night fired 100
shots, following a declaration of war
between Italian and American residents
of the mining town of Bush, near here,
officers from this city are today on
their way to quell the disturbance.
Reports from Bush today are to the
effect that no one was hurt yesterday.
but it is expected there will be ser:acs
trouble unless; the Italians leave town
peaceably. The trouble arose over the
quarrel between the superintendent oS
ths mine and AL LtaliaA
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-01-30
INJURED in SALOON,
HE SUES FOR SIS, 900

..eAars, Ia, Jar. 70 Ed Mulvehill.
of thus city. a retired farmer and
horsemali. has served papers on Eugene
Beauiils. . s;,oonkccprr, asking for.
S5,u0t damages for injuries he is al
;ete.i Ia HAY" received in the defend
ANTS place in November 1906. Mulvehill
claims his wrist MAS broken. an eye
Inquired and Il double rupture of the
iloi.i sustained al the hands OF Frank
Cail.onn. "'i.u WAS drunk i'm the place
III; the time. He h!anaes the saioon-
Ecep"i ~ Calhoun is said to be an
N.il,lu:i: druiilSs,,a A. ID. Collier and
:; A Me.ca}!, OF sioux city. are Null
Scb;i,s .ttornt vs.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-01-30
CHANTLAND NAMES
HIS STAFF OFFICERS

Fort Dodge, la. Jar ID Colonel
Chatiand today forwarded to Governor
cumalins his recommendations for APP
pointmens and commission OF staff Off
GERS for the Fifty-sixth regiment. Sioux
City appointments are as follows:
Major surgeon, VIM. Jepson, reap
pointed; comlnissary lieutenant. Fred
crick j. Taylor Company l., in place of
Captain j. II. l'risbet. appointed quar-
terinaSter
Chantland for iloncomn,iSSin1ed officers.
Sioux City bcnciiting as follows: Pr-
waite Guy NJ Gillette. Company II,
sergeant Max =. Schaffer. Company l..
for bnttalion Sergeant maiur
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-01-30
MUSTN'T SMOKE IN
NEW YORK CAFES

New Novk. Jan "a Women will not
ic permitted 10 smoke in New York
restaurants ami other public places.
This question was definitely settled.
for prese,i. ~ least. by the board of
:.l,lerrnru when an ordinance directed
against women smoking in public
places Was adopted.
uacit permission had heen given for
women - smoke in several of the
broadway restaurants since New
Years eye when the proprietor of one
of the we'll known restaurants first sus-
pended the order against ii.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-01-30
KILLS HIS HORSE
IN SEVENTY MILE
RACE WITH DEATH

D,:s Maiues. Ia. Jan "a la u fran
Tie effort 10 reach he bedside of his
dying brother. Ghas. Davis started to
ride horseback from Missouri TO Mas
scna, Ia. :, distance of 20 miles. where
Leslie Davis lay horribly mingled from
u gasoline engine accident.
Al C'leariieid the horse gave out and
died and Davis pushed ON afoot, walk
ing all night and reaching he home of
the injured .i1.ln completely exhausted,
several !lours after he lattcl's death.
Grave fears ;t,. NOW e1trata:ned for
the recovery of Charles.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-01-30
BOGUS GRANDSON
ELEECES IOWA NORMAN

Chicago. .an. b. BY nosina as 4 LOST
grandson. Henry a. Collins, ~ wears
old is said 10 have swindled Mrs. Eliza
beth WedcrtZ. of Burlington. Ia.
He saw an advertisements inquiring
for IL missing young man and is said
10 have answered it, representing that
he MAS stranded in Chicago. In re-
Spouse the graliiied woman sen, ON
$40 so the prodigi grandson could
hurry home
Collins MAS arraigted before Commits
siouer l'ootc Ola the charge OF using the
mails tn ticfralld
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-01-30
PREACHER GIVES THE
GOSSlPS A CHANCE

C,i,;, =. v. Jan. 81 l.e~ tIenr
McilNe4s. I'm evangelist, who is cos
Quoting a religious campaign AT Litti.>
Falls. has startled the people OF the
city. particularly the women by am
nouncing that beginning this week and
continuing for the next month there
viii be meeting each Wednesday aft
ernooil from 3 10 4 o'clock so that all
people who want TO gossip about their
neighbors may have AN opportunity 10
speak their minds under circumstances
where they will do no harm. He am
nounced THAT he would place his owt.
bachelor apartments at the disposal OF
the poSSjpinor circle
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-01-30
IN CONGRESS
rELEeRAPHERs WANT SOME

Washington. Jan 3a.-Thc commercial
.e,eerapher's organizations of The f.,,,,,tr,
arr strongly pressing for some stront
legislation which Will bring the NV, bis
telegraph companies under close govern
ment supervision Various bills have beer
Introduced this session, Congressman Gar,
oe Wisconsin, who * himself ;, veteran
telegrapher and carries a membership
card in tho union. mas offered a measure.
to natisnalize the telegraph and ,elephons
service and place ii under the. postofrice
department.. as is done in MANY fornirn.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-01-30
ROBBER SECURES
$500 IN JEWELS

ioe~ Mones. Ia, Jan. - Mir and
Mrs A. NJ. Wait wealthy residents of
kingnlam boulevard, returned home
i,ron II visit last night in time To see
a man carving a sack leap from am.
upstairs window and scurry OFF into
the darkness. Vail gave pursuit. b,lt
after a zoo yard sprint the burgl,r IS
eapea
esligation showed he had robbed
the Nails of diamonds and ieweiry
north over 500.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-01-30
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
SCHEMES FOR INDIANS.

Washington. Jan. 30. The Indian
appropriation Was reported to the
House by Mir. sherman. of New York
chairman of the House committee on
Indian affairs. The bill carries a TOTAL
appropriation of sS.2i5.6sT, made up
as follows:
Current and contingent expenses.
SS3S.OU0; tor fuliiilment of treaties. 81
112I62; miscellaneous. S660,5OO: Incl
dental expenses i'm the service, $4,000;
miscellaneous expenditures. S1,227,510:
maintenance of Indian schools. S3,6S1,-
40.
Several eliminations and reductions
mark The inauguration of policy de-
ci,led upon by the commitlee and the
commissions. of Indian affairs to do.
away With I'LL nonreservation schools.
The commissioners of Indian affairs is.
authorized by II proposed bill to lind.
out what states will accept the plan
of nonleservational school with the
agreement la hereafter conduct them
as educational institutions To which
Indians shall be admitted as on /, par
with whit. ,hiid,nn
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-01-30
BOASTS MARRYING
HElREssEs TO MOBILES

Washington. Jam. 30. In the House
today Representative McGavin, of IL
linois. attacked the custom of Ameri-
can heiresses marrying European
noblemen. declaring he had no par
ticular person in view. He asserted
that almost every day is bargain day
in New York. where you can buy
anythine from q yard of ribbon to u
pound of heSh.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-01-30
IOWA ASKS FOR
GYPSY KiDNAPER

Ties Moanes la IAN. Ex-Governor Cum
min4 has issued a "eqliisition on the gov
crl,or OF Virginia for Ducian Mutdno,
gypsy KING who kidnapped Mario Mitchell,
age, "a. troi, Council Bluffs, last sum
iner
'rhc nt,le girls presence with the bard
was discovered by accident. The entire
ball,i il under arrest.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-01-30
RICH WIFE ELOPES
WITH ENGLlSHMAN

lIs,--s t's44ce ia' - The sinful
tanoou> disappearance of Mrs Henry
Addison, A!cNandcr, 'ianghie; Of the
late General los. T.. rorrence. of Chi
eagn and Mil Graham, Bltkeston.
ondon attorney caused great SUIT
in The English speaking colony here.
Mir Alexander vino formerly was
counsel for the American embassy AT
Paris rcceiNcd MS first notice of the
,lope,neni ia a note he found in his
nome %! his returr from visit with Il
broihc, IL switzerland fhe note was
signed Win the wife'a name aud gave
~ expamstin,i except the BRIT sen
iences
j caano. I've Win yo,i again. ';ood-
by
NJ. Ai.Na.iti.r declared she onl,' rea
son ile couio advance for the elope-
l.reut was a desire on the parl of the
l.nglishn,a, 20 secure possession of the
fo,tune y! Mrs. Alexander. large part
ol which She Inherited upon the death
OF her father. ii wealthy railroad man.
Mr. Alexander declared his wife had
i,ut been mentally sound for several
years past. us a result OF serious ILL.
rleSe
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-01-30
BURN SCHOOL BOOKS
TO PREVENT SPREAD
OF SCARLET FEVER

Minneapolis. Jan. 25.-In order to
prevent the spread of scarlet fever
the board of education at a special
meeting decided to burn at least 750
text books in the Kenwood and Doug
las schools.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-01-30
ROBBERIES FOLLOW
CLOSING OF BLUFFS
GAMBLING HOUSES

,,,aancil lsi.,1s. la Jam ss Four
bnr"i,ries wer, committed here last
night. the roi,b"rs securing about 5000
1'lI.. ,tlglS before last two safes Mere
blown opeit but The plumber secured
Was small
~ihAi > wtai ineS sct fai closing up
.nc .,S.inb|in. houses. remarked a ciij-
zen WHO stood III troi, of . n"NSraper
Lilis'ii board.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-01-30
DOCTORS MUST FILE
PHOTOS WITH BOARD

pes Moines. Ia. jar. 70. According
10 q new mandate of the state board
"f health, new doctors will have to file
4, photograph of themselves i'm the of
flee OF 'hn state board of medical ex.
a:niners before they can practice their
prcr"ssioi IN fine state. II is for tho
purpose of Identification of the phy-.
Si,.ians
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-01-30
CAR OF DYNAMITE
ExPLOpES AT MINES;
PROPERTY WRECKED

,,sg,,s,,s. ~, sur u az ~
dynamite oNi,ioned NJ Tho Hooking
mines THIS tnnIaliii,;. mfeclSins The eo;ll
5toniI,apN's store and otlie! nearby
,,rop.rts los sl0G.0nn l'hc shock
wt4 fe!t foi' taii"s in all directions. No
,.;lellalfirs
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-01-30
CAR PLuNGES DOWN
EMBANkMENT; Is HURT

saiem. y. Jan. -. M interurban
cai on the Youngstown and Ohio I'.iec-
tric railway jumped The track three
sniles cas-, of here this afternoon and
plunged down /, 30-foot embankment.
Fifteen passengers We're injured, none
fatally
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-01-30
OLE VETERAN DIES
AT ESTHERVILLE HOME

Est,eNiile. Ia JIM -. Rufus Ann
mon died Monday OF pneumonia ut the
home of his son Arthur r.. Annoll.
Deceased was -; Years old, having lived
in this city since 1887 whore he moved
from Usage. Ia He was with Company
n. First Regiment Of california volun
tccr cavalry ~.ien y boy. The funeral
services wcrc held from he a. l.. Am
ino,. home 'Tursday afternoon ut
O'Clock .ad he remains taken to Usage.
"a. for inirriGent
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-01-30
l0WAN, HEIR TO
FORTUNE, GIVES
UP FARM WORK
Wealthy Australian Leaves
$4,000 to Brother---Wni
Live in Chicago.

siasse..a, la. IAN. % j u sulli-
van. u farmer here, mas received word
that he has fallen heir TO $150.000, be-
qucathed by II brother who made a for
tune i'll the Australian gold fields
sullivan will leave the farm and re-
move 10 Chicago, where he viii enjoy
liit.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-01-30
MASON CITY COUPLE
MARRIED 20 YEARS

ardso,. and Wife are today celebrating
their 7oii wedding anniversary. The
claim is made for them that they arc
the longest married couple in the Unit
81! states. They are 30 years of age.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1908-01-30
.QU|NLAN WINS CASE
AGAINST BIG ODDS
o~a Homesteader Defeats Both
the Northwestern ana
Bridge Company.

les:. ia laa. % 1'he e;sse % ,hs
eAieaeo 4 Northwestern I:aiNoad con-
pass q the MiSsouri vasley 4 Blair
ls,iSise sori.i,asv eontes'rls the risat Of
Sa.ese .euinla,. 10 file homestead on
.,y ~ y fr:,s, a salulble .a!id ieH' the
i;istii ariase mas resii ,e,ide'i g IN"
laiid pfliee i Des Moinss IL faNor Of
III Qui,sen rhe ;llroad and l;lair
nridgc .nitlpaiilss M - appealed the
case 10 the general i;tni office q, WASH
int,tpf where 1t viii be .irglted in the
5le;tl rui pre ny thc railroad attorneys
loaN Is !ise and Mni.aughl;,l. a,!d oy
Salf"r,. u 'o2hsau. Of Logan, la, ap.
r"a:iile Tor Mn. tluinlan
'f'ia and H1 controversy IS a Very
valuable tl;''.t situated on The vest side
OF Harrison counts ;a!d consisting of
"a ae,eS of high dry land formerly
COVERED Min large Timber. also about
100 acre 81 secretion 10 the no tract
upon which tn. east approaches ard
"asS end OF fhe BAN bridge and spur
riilsoad cracks ht,Ne been located
Omitted From Survey.
Fir l20-;.efr tract Mas omitted from
1872 together %iiii thousands pf ac.,~s
OF ;tnd lions the Missouri ilet IN
pott:tWsilalnic HARRISON and Niolo.i,.
enlInlies bus MAS surveys.a IN iS5S Ny
Il ,ienllty lpited Sta1e..s surveyor, ~ ts.
n9l, at Ds,a, + l)avis. fo, many
wears :, i.sici,.,lt Of Omaha, lh.. land
III roai,oNelsv with othe. lands was
certified II, iii early day. TO me rail-
road ronpaify BY inc liberal acts of
congress- hut IA the Adjustments Of
othci grants thu railroad company re-
conveyed 'itis piece Of lana back 10
The government long before he Blair
bl'la2c or spun railroads were located
upon and near il, In 49, one John t.
Blatr Tprocurcd This tract OF i;ld
fruhi Iistrrisaf. county but & l)ccl,li:li
thilIs "oniee tod With this transaction
s that Harrison county never hHd amy
ii.lr 10 The ii'aet To transfer Ia Blair
Bv Adverse Possession
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