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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-21
RESOLUTION TABLED.

Washington. March 20.-By vote of l3S
to 10 the house today laid on the table
a resolution calling upon the president to
supply the information on corporations
gathered by the bureau of corporations.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-21
Boats No Good Anyway.

THE foregoing facts and conditions
influenced me to introduce house resp
luton No. 264. and il is believed that
an Official statement of the facts there
in asked for would go a great way TO
disabuse the illusions in the mind of
the Electri Boat company and their
agents and representatives, technical
and non-technical, as to the practical
merits of the boats they claim are so
good
Mr. Lilley concludes with the declar-
alton that these boats have been most
expensive implements Of warfare with
out rendering any practical value in
return"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-21
LILlEY LOADED
WITH FIGURES
Electric Boat Company Gets
Fancy Price for Its
Craft.
COST AND PURCHASE PRICE
FACTS BROUGHT OUT AT THE
FORMER HEARING.
COST AND PURCHASE PRICE

Washington, March 2O.-In support
of his assertion that more than $1,000,
900 of unnecessary profit had been paid
by the United States government to
the Electric Boat company i'm the pur-
chase of submarine torpedo boats, and
that similar high profits were contem-
plated in pending contracts proposed
to be awarded TO that company. Rep
resentative Lilley of Connecticut has
prepared for submission to the special
submarine investigation committee of
the house certain statements, COMPARE
sons and conclusions.
The statements include extracts from
the hearings before the house naval
affairs committee in 1901 and 1902, when
Rear Admirals Melville, O'Neil and
Bowles were examined as to the cost
of construction of submarine torpedo
boats. In hisastatement Admiral O'Neil
said that from his own observation he
thought 100000 each would be a very
liberak price for the Holland boats, the
contracts for which Mr.. Lilley COM
plains call for a purchase price of S2S5,
600 per boat
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-21
JACKSON WANTS
INVESTIGATION
New York Attorney General
Claims to Be Pure and
SpotleSS.

Albany, n. Y, March 20.-Attorney
General Jackson today sent to the sem
ate a letter asking for an investigation
of his department by the senate. The
letter was referred to the finance COM
mittee, which is now considering the
resolution introduced yesterday calling
for an investigation of the attorney
generals action with regard to receiv-
erships for financial institutions. In
his letter Mr.. Jackson says:
My administration of the office of
attorney general has been severely at
tackled in certain quarters, due, as 1
believe, to ignorance of the facts, to
political opposition, or to personal en-
nifty engendered by my attempts to
enforce the law without fear or favor"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-21
Affidavit of stockhoIder.

The warrants were issued on an af-
fidavit sworn to by L. w. Faunce Of
Philadelphia, a stakeholder The exact
amount of money involved i'm the failure
of the company is not specified in the
affidavit. but according to counsel for
the receivers about $4,000 was turned
over by the officials of the company be-
fore the failure was announced
The StandardfTitle & Trust company
never opened its doors to the public,
and the only creditors of the concern
are the stockholders and several bus
mess concerns who have claims for
supplies
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-21
Difference of Opinion.

In a brief discussion in the senate
following the reading of the letter, the
opinion was expressed by several SEN
atOrs that if the facts appeared to JUS
tify it, impeachment proceedings
against the attorney general should be
begun Immediately. In the executive
offices, however, the view is taken
that the removal of public officer
other than the governor can be only
by the senate upon charges made by
the governor of malfeasance or mall
VerSatiOn.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-21

In advertising like in autOing
beginners worry more about start
ing than about keeping going
and then stop.-Rusty Mikes
Diary.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-21
Huet Profits Shown.


Continuing, Mr.. Lilley says: There
fore, basing calculations upon the fig
ures of Admiral BOwles. which he says
would give a handsome profit to the
builders of the Holland boats-namely.
$50, f59 for a 121-tOn boat, or S745.45 per
ton-it will readily be seen by cOmpaT-
alive statements that there has been
an extra handsome profit of S1.519. .5S
since the United States contracted for
the first Holland boat, the Plunger. in
March. 1899. and ii will be seen that
the excessive profits to be made on the
eight boats which it is now proposed
to buy from the Electro Boat company
would be $1,471,520.
Il submit d comparative statement
of the bids submitted by the Electric
Boat company and the Lake Torpedo
Boat company for the construction Of
submarines on April 80, 1907, from
which it appears the submarines to be
constructed by the Electric Boat COM
pany are to cost on an average about
$500 per ton more than the prices Of
fered by the Lake Torpedo Boat COM
pany, under guarantees required by the
navy department and subjected to the
performance prescribed prior to ac-
ceptance. BY this statement it will
also be seen that the lowest price of
the Lake Torpedo Boat company is
$500 per ton, which approaches very
closely to the price given by Admiral
BOWleS
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-21
HOMER CASTLE
UNDER A CLOUD
PittSburg Reformer No Better
Than Ordinary Run OF
Mortals.
WARRANT ISSUED FOR HIM
AFFIDAVIT OF STOCKHOLDERS OF
DEFUNCT COMPANY.
WARRANT ISSUED FOR HIM

Philadelphia. March 2O.-JWarrants
charging conspiracy to defraud stock
holders of the defunct Standard Title
& Trunt company of this city, with
printing and issuing false statements
of assets and making false representa-
tions and faIsifying accounts have
been issued for the arrest of Holmel
Castle of Pittsburg, general counsel OF
the company, and for seven other Off
Gals of the company, as follows;
Colonel S. X. Ford of Chicago. presi-
dent: Henry Cohen. New York, first
vice president: Charles Hunter of Phil
adelphia; Arthur F. Williams. Chicago
a director; Fl. NJ. ROlston a director
and also third vice president; DR.. c. j.
Massinger of COllingswOOd. n. j., act
ing treasurer; H. F. Aspinwal Of Free
port, ILL.,, treasurer.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-21

lts a long walk to easy street
and no cars running.-Wise and
Otherwise.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-03-21
Cost Comparatively Low.

Admiral Melville testified that the
probable cost of the manufacture of a
Holland boat was between S50,0O0 and
$40, 600. This statement was made in
1901 when the Holland was fifty-four
feet long, and it was proposed to in
crease this length to eighty feet. These
new boats. said Admiral Melville,
would also have q greater storage bat
terry and would naturally cost more
money, probably as much as $4,000
Admiral Bowles explained that the
department had estimated s125.000 per
boat as a proper appropriation on ac-
count of the probable cost of conduct
ing experiments to satisfy the depart
ment Of the efficiency of the boats be-
fore acceptance.
In a note accompanying these quota
tons. Mr.. Lilley says:
'At the time Rear Admiral BOwles
made the foregoing statements he was
chief of the bureau of construction and
repairs Of the navy department. and
necessarily had much to do with the
construction of craft of this charac-
ter
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-12-24
The llat and che Titls.


There 10 an amusing English deflni.
tlon Of gentleman" It IL "a maa
who wears . silk hat and IL he has
no other title insists upon having Esq
added to bis name when letters are
addressed to him."
The west end L0ndoner OF social
ptetensions accepts this definition In
practice. Summer and winter. In rain
OF shine. he wears high silk hat In
the streets Of London and carries It
into the drawing room when he pays
IN afternoon call. It IL only when be
takes q train for the provinces or for
the continent that he ventures to use
more comfortable headgear. He also
expects to have the distinction Of ''es.
quire" when letter is addressed to
him and is highly offended IL be finds
On the envelope the prefix "Mr." AZ
. matter Of fact, the number Of Eng
lish gentlemen who are legally en-
titled to the medieval honor Of ''es-
Qulre" IL Insignificant. Il - a self O..
sumed title which signifies nothing
that 10 substantial In rank OF privilege.
In common use In London esquire
simply mems that the person % id
dressed does not choose to be associ-
ated with tradesmen and ordinary
working people and that he is ''gen.
tleman" who invariably wears silk
hat.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-12-24
THE SPECIAL ELECTION.
Extraces 1rom q Article n Last
Weeks liazsltss Rspsbalcaa.

The much-talked-of special election
to settle the legislative tangle and
give the Twenty-sixth its full quote Of
representatives has been called at last,
the formal notice appearing else
where in this issue. Just what Mr..
Herolz will do Is problematical a.
though 1t was stated some time ago
that he would not make any active
campaign in view Of the fact that EN-
mons county now has the senator and
one OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the state
canvassing board seated Mr.. Streeter.
Mr.. futile will run again-a fact which
caused Messrs. Herolx and Storey and
their supporters to use every method
known to prevent the special election
being held, even trying to fix matters
SO that the district would not be rep
resented in the lower house at the
beginning Of the session, in the hope
that one Of them might be seated.
AS 1t is, the special election will be
held. and the people will have .
chance to say which they wish to rep
resent them-a political trickster who
is willing to let the district suffer to
further his own selfish ends, or . man
against whom his enemies can bring
nothing except that fortunately he has
money, made in legitimate business,
and. unfortunately. has a wife with
whom he is unable to agree.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-12-24
The Mental Lea.

There = certain tyre Of person"
said the business man, especially in
New York, who seems unable to un.
derstand what Il said to him-or her
unless the statement or remark 10 pre-
nxed BY some catchword. usually the
word listen
For instance. I have q stsnographer
who simply stares ct me IN dumb
amasement IL ray anything to her
without first saying Nov. listen II
! begin to dictate . letter to her che
win not write q word e I forget %
gtve that mental Jog. When snap
that ct her she win scratch IKE mad.
She b not the only one. The te3e.
phone gifi cannot take . message an.
les It has that prefix. when I am
out Of the once and Try to talk over
tho wire with her I v1ust always BE-
GIN. Now. listen or else she u hope
lessly ct sea and seems not 70 under.
stand . word I say." New York
E8UUs
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-12-24
FlskE PHOTOGRAPH STUDIO.

I wish 70 notify Emmon, county
people that my studio will be open fol
business oil winter.
I have everything up-to-date, and
can promise - good work q you car
get anywhere in the state. take
pleasure IN satisfying my customers.
II convenient, please make appoint.
ment by postcard.
Address: r. B. F1sKE.
Fort Yates, N. d.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-12-24
osa Roses.

The sea rose Is leathery looking
creature which attaches itself to q
stone at the bottom Of the sea In it,
Infancy and ultimately attains size
about three inches in length and an
inch and haif in breadth. When
quiet and feeding under water its top
opens aud blossoms into tie scMblance
Of 81 large pink rose, with petals fully
an inch long. really handsome OBJ.
ject. AS soon as 1t Is disturbed. how
ever. It shuts itself resolutcly into Its
leather pod.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-12-24

ovsrturdsnsd With Memory.
"Your son tells me that he Is going to
take lessons to cultivate his memory"
II hope not answered Farmer Corn
tossel He can remember every fool
tune TINT was ever whistled. WASH.
ington STIR.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-12-24
NOTICE 2 SPECIAL ELECTION

Whsrea., The Couaty Apditoss respact-
800. c6estitatin9 H. Tveaty-sixtS $500
81 their joint o6ciai soeics IL wfiii.e. dated
ne Sth oey OF Decembee. A. y. ~. have
duly notieed tAe andsIsi9asd. ehesa9s re-
ana Emnao0s. that due comparison had
been By them made Of the votes cast - tie
fce = ss sbs ss..s e s.
reeentatives Of the state u NoftA Dakota
t ssa 81. 4 sss Sss aug
aoase 81 Rsprsssntstives icr ga Torn. 6st
that nn 20 es O. Rsrsos secetyed n hisssss
Kepissentstive. and tEst q. 4. aerois and
ct and "a equal nunbef, ana that t6cse-
tore tie vote exists. - The feeult Of said
Henera! electioc. fof the second member Of
tne eela house Of representatives tor said
Nov. therefore. By virtue Of the power Ia
Ss veeted ~ s4atute. noticc 2 hereby given
Mesday. ~ ssth Osy q Dsesnbss.
& 2 r. e :. e =: Ia 81 y
esec!sfte: g helelnafsef pe1l9eolqslx d.
ss9 -. sasS.ssSY t. eo:st1 Ct Ksddss
.ixts essssof1ai 6isss;cs i - sssss Il
North Dakota, special olect3oa Vill Is
S go y Sc "a essnssI e sses6 90 es.
etAte Of North Dakoea for soiN oeosiOfisl
dises!ct. for ths next easuine tern. 6 Wkich
clectio1 The polls viii s. 0oose6 & eiSSt
O'Clock In the 0osning aod vii b coo1tn-
OF that day.
The ssid pellins.placss and election pre-
ciecte g AID 9 Witch the "a o1ssisI eloc-
t!0e vlll % held. theoughout tie eajd coun.
t0.Wlt:
I. - So css.ey q kislse..A.
~ ocAool.Aoueo n WcEaSvae1 eeHool AZ.
trsct. y NoFthvsss sisctios pssaset con- On
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-12-24
Southern Spoon Corn sr.ad.

Four two cupfuls boiling water over
a cupful cornmeal; cook five minutes,
stirring continually: add n tablespoon.
full butter, two eggs well beaten. cup.
ful milk, a teaspoonful salt: bent thor.
oughly. pour into n well creased bak.
Ing dish and bake thirty-tive minutes
IN hot oven. Serve from the dish in
which 1t is baked.-What to Eat.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-12-24
Nst,c, for psblication.

DRRARrNENr OF THE lNTEki'N
u. 8. LAID OT1fCI AT BISMARCK. ~
December :, 1905
Notice d hereby given that
JAKOB sCHAFER,
O Linton. North Dakota, who. On MS, wss
Q. e. q Of &C. 8, Twp. l3s n. Rye 4 ~ = !,
FIFTH Principal Meridian. has filed mo- 10
iatoatloo 10 make final ave-year
o0fablieh claim 20 the land aboye us .',
before /. a. WeatherbX. United ~, n
~, nisss Ss. z, = Ls1ton is Scl''
Claimant names as witnesses
Andrsas schveitser. OF Marie; =.
Goosee Nepmillef. Of Linton ! n =
s.o o a. Sss. e l 81 aao!NS 4. b.
n. n. JEWELL Re-
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-12-24
a Safety Match.

'Papu, what is a safety match?"
Mr.. lIenpecked Cooking carefully to
see IL his wife is within hearlng)-A
safety match. son. Is when bald
headed man marries an arinless wo-
man!-Short Stories.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-12-24

Tar tist issue OF the Peoples Her
cid. published q Tempelton. has
reached the Record once. It ts . five-
column quarto, and has 40 encour-
aging advertising patronage and its
local columns arc newsy. L. G. Smrcina
Is the editor add publisher.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-12-24
stAs sald connty OF Emmons.-

Macdonald school house, in Burr OK "
cinct, No. I. comprising township ~
ranges 70 and %; at Farrell school l.oase.
Denhem precinct, No. 2, comprislns, fo %,
school-house. in Livona. precinct NJ
comprising township 1a5 Of ranges I ana
6 the residence of 6. w. Gilman, 10 t'ayt'
precinct No. !, comprising township -
ranges % and 20; at School house NO
as@gtoa precinct Nc e a.. . fom IN K5 1gs
school house. In Braddock precinct %.
comprising township 136 Of ranges . ana
Ct 6uolts ech0ol-house. In Cherry Grflve s. pl
cinct, No. z, comprising township i'1
selton precinct. No. 9, comprising l9vsi .aa,
l34 and 135 Of range Is; at Logan sch9'
houee, in Logan precinct, No 9, celApris,,l
toWnshlps lS4 and 49, OF range a. a Z
school h0use. in Tell precinct, No y; S g.
prising townships 1A and ~ o. ran ~
g. conPrising township ,of r !" Ms, : +
precinct, No. n, comprising township 10
Saneo as: q Bosch school house, 10 OAK FAX
precinct, No. ID comprising TOWNSHIP 10 ..
ranges q and q; IT the resldense q Ie ro
tien WSld, In Exeter precinct. y 49,
prisine township l3l OF ranges q ana q; ,
Hague school-h0use. in Hague preeiiis,', q, !
Is, comprising townships icy ana ny
RANGES % and Is; at old school house ~ NJ I,
ton pfecinct, No. l6, comprlslns 9 s.bnl
house. e stra.bnsg precinct. ~ q -. u 60
priSine township 13l OF ranges . III g (
Van Beek's store, 10 Westdeld precinct, =. y
e. conprisinE townships ~ and ~ ,. 's
g; q 6ch00l.hOuse No. I, IN Union ~ "a, IA
No. .. comprising townships r. i.ilp ',,.s @
emmonsburg precinct. No. - c2,l' }vI,a,
tovoship 10 Of ranges % and u A. M y
school. In Wtnona preclnc', : 4,
20 0a6 sections to Il In townsllp 10
ranges ~ aad 20; atPutnam school hl. az
PutaAm precinct, No. @ comprlsih- W. vi,
ship p Of ranges ~ and 70, eAsep' Ssa ho5,
% le in each township; ut sehVs,l ii ,,a
No. I, IL GlAn4vOn precinct, Np n -
gris!ng township isa Of ranges . - ,.lia pr
cinct, No. q, compristng townsliin ~ n
range ~. All In the county of Enlhioiis =
state OF North Dakota. ID
Dated this nth day Of December \
Sheriff Of the County OF Kidder'ln ii
OF North Dakota.
Sheriff Of tie County of Emmon>
State Of North Dakota.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-12-24
cute Lial,t.

Marie I think Choliie Il Z de,iehtful
dancer. He's % light On his oootl In.
llan-When you're better aeQua1DAod
with Chollie you'll discover tat he's
nght at both ends!-Town ana Couatry.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-12-24
prising townships ia of ran.
ana et the North school h9l,
school district, Ia Wallace ,.l..

prasing townships IA of rau-..
An0 ~ !ne North school-hoase \ S Ws,
sco00l oistrlct. tn Wallace eleetion preci,,
vest halt Of township ~ o, r rsnss 9 &
q tho West school-house IN H,'t,,, =;
district, In Rexin election nrn',i ,.a SCI,
pe1sIne township IN OF range q ana g. y
nasr o. .b sownship ~ Of range and at
Hn.Ss. ,av u,s 10 hornins school district
snip ~ OF range 20 and east iiaif If I, tos
mp ~ OF range II: at the scliool-hn,ss
tretum school district. in Merse elss,
Rss sn9 rs comprising I. township l Of rad
s AIT az liz la Isso DALI OF townsIp
district, 10 Arlington clectiod M prs ssi,
comprising township l4s Of rang r' :, i
town!hip ll3 Of range n; at the yos
ocho0l.house In Norway school dis,p;
=. sn. NSStswsy election precinct romprisa
ship ~ Of range a; at the F :s ss sp
house In Chestina school distriri h en-
tina election precinct. comprisin. towns
III Of range ~ and township lH d rang,
q the school, house In Lincoln school
Ing township III and township lis ii ran
q; o the echool-house in Buckeyc slid
district In Buckeye election pr.t.if1,,, On,
ptietn9 township 14l OF range j and tow
ship ~ Of range -; at the Norlh scho&
001ses in nelcolm school district in Nj
III q range 20 and township a.. 81 range
at the North schOOl-house In Crystal snrinY
school district, In Crystal spring, elretiS
precinct. comprising township l3D Of rand
" ana township l4O of range 20 a, Il
echool.house In Tappen school district,
Teppen election precinct, comprisin. tow)
ship - Of range Il land township lso 81 RAM
u; at the East schOol-house IL Alien scho1
dt!ttict, IN Allen election precinct. cod
If!snk township 40 Of rang !, and tow
Up lD OF n range %; 2. the North schod
h0uee u Pleasant Hill schoo district.
Pleasant Hill election precinct comprisil
township LID Of range II and township 40
range u; at the courthouse in Woodlaa
election precinct, comprising township U
Of fenee g: Ct the school-hou>e lp>ibll
comprising township 13o OF rang, AT Il
West ech00l-house in Tanner sthooI di
ttict, In Tanner election precinct compri
Ing township l3e of range 70 and sast half!
e0wnshlp ~ OF range y; AZ The sehoa
house u Liberty school district in Liner
Of range e and west halt OF township is
range II: 1t the North school, hoa>r IN Mat
ming. school district. in Manning electid
precinct, comprising township -, Of RAM
the South school-house in Pleasant u
school district. IN Lake election pr
cinct, comprising all OF township rs
range q lying north OF Long lake At Y
school-house in Baker school district,
Baker election precinct, comprisia- tow low,
ship l37 Of range a and all Of township
OF range "a lying south of Long lake. Al :
residence OF J. J. JOB, in Belden sleeii
precinct. comprising township Isl OF ran
b and the west half OF township II. on ran
n; It 6ch0ol. hOuse No. in German sem
district, In German election precinct, eol
pftsinG township l37 OF range 70 AND g
half OF township 137 of range u. All IN !
county OF Kidder and state of North Y
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-12-24
couldn't loee.

Things seem to be coming your way
Of late"
s.Couldn't be any softer IL was The
hero Of poker story."-Kansas City
Journal
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-12-24


It seems that ne eolmel tooe = 'one
time about nooloest. sevetai e'ooeos
nave peseed ssoce tne tnFee 0snet
county neWspeeess oessn- 20 csai ~
tent!oa 20 To tacs tass es.e cou.sy
Doefo WeIs running .n'oss = p.s.sy
nve'y gait - oosu9 ts.s =. ~
county. nut ~ 81 'uas ss@, W ~
last wees, tne Aovoc.e @so ~ no.
soeceeoeo 70 scco@u'Assoe sums'su'
nerve OF ea.'' % wnseevst y m.y "
70 attenps 20 oeIenu tne ooeto u ..s
clear v'osst'on o. ~. ~ = p.oosose
that tee nest apptoeen Of t0e osse .os
dPpOsuesoH o"'Css. sse Az esse
ciate toe tecs toss 'ts masters cry :.
tu'a u psSsonsse =" ss'e Wy " o'''S's'
co'"'
IA ........ a.. .,.,. :, .1.,..
~h.,, vsol.t,1.,. - ths ~ n tn con.
anc, ~ comrt, h.,e,neee have become "a
.,,.,, /. h.hs, ,h.t . ,o,,.tv n.-.neree
.ttAmnea IN crate \ nraiudiee avainak
thoee onuntv of.oers vho have inslsted
that they have no riaht to disobey the
plain letter Of the lav in the matter
Of holding the special election? The
Advocate hoWls dolofully regarding
the matter Of expense, and claims
that the holding Of the election
should have been prevented. But
our esteemed economical friend Of the
Advocate failed 70 throw it or ats
Is to ''expense" when the commission.
erS were illegally building expen1ive
bridges and paying a. one meeting
more than bridge company had asked
Tor pfaetacsily the same Work y :
previous meeting. Ine trouble u tnst
tnete mas oeen 700 mucn 'Roor'n9 OF
tue ieW 10 tt'e cOnouct u county ousi-
ness' Ouc VIC ns'o'y oe''ese eas. sos
peopie .! tue county woulo 'auosse
ene sPpllcstsou y. oou.sosalk
..e.',os1s ~ .ue 1'o'u'"s ~ e'eSS'Ss'''
:. 49,, -" 49,
ueu : .'e s..s.. easS oe..eeu
$3.50 ..'o.s ts's.s -. ~. ss''sss -
s - ,,s.-"sss.. ~. 1917. "Is..
1872. s''.'.. 49, .' :. . s.'s ..
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NJ. ~ 49,, -s..ss ;,
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~. a~s..- ."..o. - -. -.e...
r. ao.sn,s -, th.t tt., ..m.v" =,
,h.. ~. -. s..t,,o,,..a !, 80. sh,aL
nronsr J, ..to c.,l .noth.. .lection ;,
INIT th.t thew ..IoU an another elec.
taon.r 4. an article from the steele
Herald e.ve,,-
On Monday December % 1908. i.
special election viii he held In the
Tventv-sirth sen.tor,., di.tr,ct and
the voters =, Kidder .nd nmmon.
e@S.Os A@eeseeeCees
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1908-12-24

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