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PATTY Casea

Make out a light pun paste, roll it
about quarter of an inch thick and
cut from it with a sharp biscuit cut
ter dipper in -four, rounds OF pastry If
you wish six patties, cut Is rounds.
- ~ 12 of these cut center rounds,
~"'ns large enough
-hich
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fnUU Fyra-iIds. I-ev require no cook
ing, but should be placed in a creased
tin. or on paper. and Drowned in
quick oven.-Chicago Journal
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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-04-16
TRIES TO SHOOT
PEACE OFFICER
Then Barbados House and
Keeps the Whole Town at
Bay for Several Hours.

Highmore, S. D, April lS.-Milton
McIver, a farmer living near this place,
has been arrested and bound over to
the May term of court as the result
of attacking an officer of the law and
afterward defying the people of the
whole own.
o. c. Kippenbrock, deputy sheriff,
went to the farm of McINer to levy an
execution, and as he began to read The
document McIver drew a 44-caliber Colt
revolver and pointed it at the deputy,
who grabbed it, out got his finger un-
der the hammer in time to have it
pierced to the bone by the descent Of
the hammer.
The deputy returned to town to have
his wound dressed, and Newer also
came here and secreted himself in he
house of Bine Wilder. where for several
hours he kept a posse at a distance.
About S o'clock in the morning he tried
to make his escape, but was fired at
three times and returned to the house.
where he remained until noon, when his
attorney, who a arrived in town, ad-
vised him to give himself up, and he
was bound over in the sum of 81, 000.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-04-16
HOW FAIRFAX DEALS
WITH PEACE OFFENDERS

Fairfax, s. D., April 15.-The new
town board of Fairfax assumed control
of the city government last Tuesday
and appointed G.. l.. Wizard marshal in
lieu of c. l.. Ferguson. resigned and
instructed the new marshal to put the
lid on good and tight.
Wards troubles began Thursday
night when some of the "boys'' began
to get a little top heavy and hilarious
" run
One fellow overreached the limit and
found himself in the COOP Friends
came to his rescue and he was re-
leased on bond to go home and report
later for his alleged misconduct.
But home he would not go lust at
that time and soon began anew ITO
raise Cain" which of course Wizard did
not approve and again took the young;
man I'm charge and landed him In the
"coop" for the second Degree Quiet
h reigned supreme, but no friends
came to his assistance this time. so
after a reasonable time of waiting the
prisoner proceeded to remove some of
the wires" that barred his freedom
and the last known of him he was 'hilS-
ing for the south side of the Nebraska
Dakota border line.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-04-16
RIGHTS Terminate
WITH FRANCHISE

Sioux Falls, S. d.. April 15.-Judge
Garland today decided in the federal
court case of the City of Sioux Falls
against the South Dakota Water com
pany and III. Purdy, receiver, that
the rights of the water company in
and to the streets and alleys of he
city expired with the termination of
the contract and franchise which was
issued to the water company in 1884
for a period of 20 years. He also in
structed the receiver to make no con-
tracts for furnishing water for any
future term extending beyond the
present quarter. The value of the
property involved through this de-
cision is 100000, and the case has
been in litigation etwee -four and
five wears.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-04-16
CHINESE STRUGGLED
ACROSS BOUNDARY

Detroit. Mich, April 14.-The Free
Press says:
Through the bitter rivalry Of three
Canadian organizations for smuggling
chinese into the United States. q
wholesale scheme of bringing the or
ientals originally across the interna-
tional border here at Detroit has been
discovered. 1t is said that some nights
as many as 25 Chinese had been
across the line and that sew
eral comfortable fortunes nave been
made at the business during the past
Two years by enterprising young men,
who have made Windsor, Ont, their
headquarters.
me em1grant authorities have scant
hope of reaching the principals in the
three competing agencies, but a man
who gives his name as A. McMann, is
held at the Wayne county Jail in con-
nectlon with the capture last Tuesday
OF three Chinese at Adrian, Mich. The
Cflnainen and McMann were found in
q Wabash box car bound for Chicago.
There was a dead horse In the car
and he four mon were concealed under
the straw. The plan was to engage a
freight car at Detroit for the ship
ment of a horse, some worthless ami
NAL being placed in the car for a
blind.
The Chinese. it is said, have been
freely brought across the Detroit river
on the railroad car ferries, being hid
cen with the connivance of employees
on the boats until the immigration in
spectors had made their rounds and
then hurriedly directed to empty
freight cars. The following day they
would be transferred to freight cars.
especially engaged, and usually started
west on the Wabash train No. 95,
winch makes only one regular stop
TIVE Detroit n Chicago.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-04-16
MOULDERS OF IRON
NAME THEIR OFFICERS

Watertown, s. D., April 14-The first
annual convention of the South Dakota
Blacksmiths, Horseshoers and Wagon
association has been in session
In this city yesterday and today with
an attendance of over so representative
wood and iron workers of the state.
All sessions were open but We're in
teresting only to members of the trade.
A matter was brought up this after
noon that will doubtless be heard from
at the next meeting of the legislature.
namely, the passage of a lien law that
Will place these tradesmen on the same
plane with carpenters, plumbers, lum-
bermen and threshers. The election OF
officers resulted as follows:
PRESIDENT, M. l.. Toben, Huron; vice
president, Chas. Schellenberger, Clark;
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1. ]. Endersby, De-
Smet. reelected; executive committee,
w. Van lyle, Huron; w. Eagleson,
aberdeen; C. Johnson, Mitchell; A.. j.
4eager, Sioux Falls; F. Fanslow, Yank-
ton, VIM. Martin, Watertown: f. l..
Iiesiarid, Pierre; sergeant at arms,
Clyde h. Stolp, Watertown.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-04-16
commissioners
REDUCE SCHEDULE
OF FREIGHT RATE
All Rates West Of Missouri
River in South Dakota Are
Affected by Ruling.

Sioux Falls, S. d, April 14.-The
state board of railroad commissioners
at the meeting held yesterday adopted
a new freight schedule applicable to the
portion of the state west of the Mis-
souri, river. The reductions provided in
n schedule range from 43 to 10 cents
per 100 pounds and are equivalent to
an average reduction of about so per
cent.
The greater reductions are made on
those classes of goods where the great
er number will be benefited, such as
groceries and other necessaries of life.
On this class of goods there Is a re-
auction made Of Is per cent. The rate
on Immigrant m~oveables within a dis
lance of 300 miles is cut from 43 cents to
lIa cents per 100 pounds. and upon
such goods for a distance of $40 miles
the cut is from rs to 35 cents.
The board will at once give the legal
notice preliminary to putting the new
rates into effect. and 1t is expected that
the railroads VIII accept the rates with
out resort to the courts.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-04-16
PETITION TO TAKE KINKS
OUT OF CROOKED STREAM

Nerfnillion. $. D., April l5.-A petition
Is being circulated in this city request
ing the agricultural department. at
Washington to make a preliminary sur
vey of the Nermillion river to ascertain
the method and actual cost of straight
ening and improving that waterway.
Every year more water is being turned
into the Vermillion and ever now It is
impossible for IT, to take care of all the
water that is led to it. With the COM
pletion of the Clay creek drainage
ana a greater volume of water will
pass Nermillion and 1t is believed by
the people here that something should
be done at once or people living on the
Missouri river bottom will be in danger
of a flood at any time.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-04-16
muttered "All insurgents" bringing outs
more jeers from the stalwarts.
Committees Are Named.

Following are the committees:
Credentials-H. p. Packard, Sphinx;
G. N. Caster, Charles Mix; P. w. Pet
erson, Clay; S. X. Way, C~odington. G.
c. Briggs. Hand: H. Fl. Cable, Lincoln;
C. b. Powers, Brule: DR.. c. j.. Laveryy-
Stanley; E. l.. Kingsbury, Lake.
Resolutions-A. w. Willnafth, Beadle;
A. n, Van Camp, Hyde; Joseph Heble,
Deuel.: S. II. Griffin, Hanson; Charles
P. Warren, kingsbury: j. w. Peckham.
Hutchinson; w. H. Roddle, Bookings;
H. g. DiNson, Lyman; F. ?. Glassner,
Bon Homme.
Rules and order--F. M. Byrne. Faulk;
August F%rieberg, Union; Edward Nc
Bride, Walworth; c. j. Anderson
A Anro1: Peter sehultz' " Jer MII J. ..
Sanborn; L. A. Rell, Moody; T.. s.
Hogan. Roberts.
Permanent Organization = F. D.
Wickes, Bon Homme; L. F. kurtz,-
Hutchinson; JOIN Huffmeyer, Wal
worth: w. S. Stockwell, Yankton; A..
dahl, Lake; A. Williams, McPherson;,
l.. E. Stoddard, Turner; E. c.. Eastman,
Roberts.
enato Byrae moved that all reso-
buttons be sent to the secretary. read
and referred without debate to it's
committee on resolutions, which car
ried with a viva voce vote, Byrne ex-
planned this was to give all a chance
to submit resolutions to the commit
tee.
c. N. Herried, of Brown county
ex-governor, sent to the secretary the.
stalwart resolutions. These
Roosevelt's administration. favor nom
NATION of Taft to carry on Roose-
Vets WORK and instructions to sup
port him SO long as his name is be
tore the national convention, and
concluded with an Endorsement of tho
Ohio tariff miami
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-04-16
PRIMARY IS HIT
BY SUPREME c60k1
Fee Cannot Be Imposed on Cam
didates Filling Petition for a
County Office.

Pierre. S. D., April 15.IIhe fee pro-
vision of the state primary law as APP
plying to candidates for county office
Is declared by Justice Haney Of the SUI
preme court to be unconstitutional. A
written opinion will follow later and
while 1T does not apply to filings with
the secretary of state in the matter Of
candidates for state Office it is thought
TO foreshadow the opinion which will
be forthcoming when the prohibition
lists get their case before the supreme
court.
The court has also decided that the
S-mfll limit for taxes for all county
Is unconstitutional, for the
reason that it will prevent the levy of
an amount sufficient to provide for the
county indebtedness and sinking funds
in various counties where a heavy in
d~ebtedness has already been contract
ed.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-04-16
PROF. MUNYON TAKES
A SHOW GIRL BRIDE

New York, April 14.--James p. Nun
yon, multi-milionaire homeopathic
medicine man of Altoona, Pa, and Mrs.
Pauline Metzgar, known on the stage
as Pauline Neff, former beauty Of The
Social Whfrl," We're married in Jersey
City Thursday nigbt and now are at
the Waldorf Astoria.
Pauline Neff was the daughter Of
Judge Daniel j. Neff. Of Altoona. His
is one of the leading families in that
part Of Pennsylvania and the show
giii' bride required no coaching to as
sumo the role of the wife Of a million
arie. She was educated in a fashionable
seminary and went on the stage DIV
after the failure of her first marriage
with Carl Metzgar, son Of a retired
merchant of Altoona
Professor Munyon is close to 60 and
his bride "a,
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-04-16
POINTS WHERE PRIMARY
LAW is ATTACKED

Pierre, S. D, April 13.-The points
upon which the state primary law has
been attacked by lne prohibitionists and
which are vital in it's operation. and
are declared by them to be ~unconstitu-
tional, are:
/. That the law contains many sub
jects not expressed in the title, such as
provisions for conventions and numer-
Gus other subject matters.
2. That the fee provision is attacked
On the ground that it levies a tax and
violates the constitutional provision
which prohibits the levy of a tax ex-
cept In of law.
3. That it violates the constitution by
refusing to all citizens equal rights in
its provision allowing a convention to
select nominees under certain condi-
lions, which is not a primary pcovis-
ion.
That the instructions to the legis-
iyre in regard to their action on the
GATED States senator is not expressed
in the tiXe of the act.
5. Thay in fixing the basis of repre-
sentatfons in state conventions it dis
franchises the minority parties by de-
priving them of the right to send dele
gates to their state conventions
+. That in permitting county central
committees to name delegates to state
conventions it attempts to delegate
legislative power, giving the commit
tees the power to decide as to the need
of conventions.
Z. That it %abridges the right Of the
people as represented by the minority
parties to met and consult for the COM
mon good.
8. That 1t makes no provision for the
organization of a new party, and thus
absolutely by it's provision prevents
any new party from getting names
upon the ballot.
3. That in providing a party test it
adds qualifications to the vote not con-
templated in the constitutional proyis-
ion as to what constitutes an e%lector.
In addition to this the socialists are
nary.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-04-16
The Boston Lanauaos,
From the Detroit Free press

ioAh tIe DelIOll fTee Press.
This is the way an Englishman re-
counts his experiences with his mother
tongue as "she is spoke in the states:
Il was a stranger in Boston, ana
found some difficulty in understanding
the language of the street.
Il stood on the curb and listened to.
the conversation of two teamsters who,
We're wrangling about the right Of way
one said TO the other: Aw, close.
yur trap, or III get off and fracture.
your reinforced concretes!'
To this the one addressed renlied.
Stop overworking the hot-air punn or
~ pull you off your chariot and swan,
the Belgian blocks with yout'
what are those chaps TALKING
ABOUT! asked. turning to a h%ystandere
VINO was also listening to the CONVERSE
ton.
Don't you cotton to the gab.' he.
asked me, in surprise.
Don't | which?' I retorted
Don't you fall for the diction9 ?, he.
continued. Why, them two rein-push-
ers meets head-on right here In The
scrouSe where there amt no room to,
of EN- tries 10 pass on the.
pole %side-then they conjunct and
loosen up their valves-you heard he.
splei-one gets kippy and calls the
o thiea d piIurcated bajazzo-then t'other
threatens TO put a crimp in No. Is lung
cage. Then long comes a pair Of
plnchers from headquarters and tellss
EN- 70 uncork the congestion and move
10 rds their destinations. or they'll get
a transfer to the refrigerator This.
craps the lid on the incident. Say, you
are a furriner that you can't dope
~ ulr.eu states lingo without blue
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-04-16
CHAIRMAN w. C.. COOK
CALLS THE CONVENTION

State Chairman w. C. Cook called he
republican state convention to order in
n city auditorium at 1915 O'Clock.
After Invocation by Rev. Frederick
Long, of Huron. the cali was read by
Secretary Wingfeld. of the state COM
mittee. G. II. Dillon nominated for
temporary chairman McNulty, of Rob
erts county. O. L. Bouck, of Grant.
nominated S. II. Elrod. of Clark. On
this occurred the first test of strength
The factions. The vote stood.
McNulty 266h. Elrod 222k. The only
change from the expected vote was in
Hamlin. which went solid to the star
warts instead of giving four to the pro-
gressives. and in Sphinx. which voted
solidly for McNulty, whereas it was
expected to divide evenly. The result
was wildly cheered by the progressives.
Mr.. McNulty expressed thanks and de-
livered a short address of tribute To
the party.
Mr.. Sweeney, of Lyman, was chosen
Tor temI< rary secretary. H. p. Pack
ara movsa the appointment of a com
mittee OF nine on credentials: A W
Nllmarth, Of Huron. nine on resol,,.
lions; Senator Byrne, of Faulkton. nine
on rules and order. and F. D. Wicl,es
OF Bon Homme, nine on organization
ana ali motions carried.
Wnen this was lone some stalwa, -
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-04-16
BOTH TRY SUICIDE
BUT FAIL, GROOM is
HELD FOR Bl6AMY

Aberdeen, S. D., April S.-The series
of shocks attending the marriage of
George Tyler and Ethel Head in this
city about six weeks ago, which iE-
Guided an attempt of both bride and
bridegroom to commit suicide within 6.
few days after the wedding, is now fol-
lowed by a genuine sensation in the ar
rest of the bridegroom on the charge Of
bigamy. The arrest was made on re-
quest of the authorities at Racine, Wis.
where it is claimed the young man has,
a wife whom he abandoned some.
months ago. A report of the double at
tempt at suicide was sent out in these.
dispatches and vas read by wife No. l.,
She made inquiries which resulted in a.
request being received here for Tyler's.
arrest. The young couple moved from
here to Mobridge, a town a few miles,
west of here, a few days after TyIer's
attempt to end his career, and his ar
rest was made there by Sheriff Hoven.
of Walworth county, who brought the
young man here today. The bride ac-
companied him. An officer is now on
his way from Racine, Wis, to take
Tyler back to stand trial. He practic-
ally admits his guilt.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-04-16
SEWERAGE SYSTEM AND
BANK FOR CARTHAGE

Carthage. s. D., April 15.-The Car
thage Building company has let the
contract for tie erection of the Far
mers' Sank block to h Gray Construc-
ton company. Of WATERFOWL. S. ID. The
building, when completed, will be the
best of its kin in this section OF the
state and Will cost about SIS. 900.
The local sewer company has been
organized and Incorporated, with a paid
up capital of $4,000, and a contract will
soon be awarded for the construction
of a 12-inch drainage and sanitary
sewer on the main street OF the town.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-04-16
CATiOLlC PRIEST
COMMITS SuIcIDE

Albany, N. Y April 14.-Rev. Father
Joseph a.. Graham! rector Of the Roman
Catholic Church Of the Blessed Sacra-
Inent in this city. shot himself twice in
the heart In his study. He died almost
Instantly. In the opinion of Bishop
Burke, who was called soon after the
suicide vas discovered, said Father
Graaam was not in his right mind.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-04-16
AT FATHERS
ElER; BADLY INJURED.

Wilkcsharre. Pa. April 14-Miss Lot
tie Deitrich, aged Is, of West Pittston.
near here. is critically Ill from injuries
caused by a fall against the side OF
a coffin containing her fathers body as
she was saying her last farewell. She
was overcome as she stood by the
coffin. tainted and fell. striking her
ileaG with considerable force against
The side of the coffin.
= is still unconscious and it 4
feared b w!llsnot recover.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-04-16
AUSTRIAN GOVERNOR
is ASSASSiNATED

Lemburg. Austrian Hungary. April
l5.-Count Andreas Potocki. the ~
ernor Of Austrian Polish province OF
Galicia. was as-sassinated by a sRuthe-s
Mai student, Mieroslap Ssozynski by
M while giving an audience to a
delegation Of students. The assassin
fired three shots from q revolver. all of
which too effect. Th governor died
afterward. but first asked his sec
retary 10 inform his majesty at once.
Tell him. said the dying man, 81 was
his most faithful servant
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-04-16

In France Mons. Dufour has succeed
ed in making thermometer tubes of
pure quartz. Not only are these tubes
exceedingly transparent, but their
resistance to hea and other advant-
ages make them superior to glass for
thermometers intended to measure high
temperatures. In such thermometers
melted tin takes the place of mercury,
and the scale reads from about 465 de-
grees Fahrenheit up over 1000 degrees.
1t could be run up to 1900 degrees, for
quartz does not soften below that tenn
p~erature.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-04-16
GOV. CRAWFORD APPOINTS
MEDICAL EXAMINERS

Pierre, S. D., April Ex-Governor
Crawford today appointed DR.. A. A.
Cotton, of Vermillion, and DR.. H. f.
Bright, of White Lake. as members of
the state board of medical examiners.
and Frank c. Huffman, of Pierre, as
assistant state engineer to take the
place of Leroy Leach, who recently re.
signed his position.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-04-16
IOWA is
OF LATTER DAY SAINTS

Kansas City. Mo. April 9.-The annual
report OF the condition OF. the Reorganizad
Church of Jesus Christ OF Latter ~
saints read at the worlds conference a.,
independence Mo-. shows the church bas
e.,ses members. q net gain since last years
Sonel san u $50. The largest gains
largest in Missouri. low has the go.
number of members. $3.50, and Misa'a.s,
ts second with $3.50. Aaissourl
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-04-16

Trouble is expected in India, where
The most troublesome and pugnacions
of the Aridi tribes, the Zakka Khels,
tall, powerful, fierce and cunning, have
worn out the patience of the govern
ment, and a punitive expeditionary
force had been dispatched against
them. thousand carefully select
ed men compose the force and they will
he pitted against sc, 1000 warriors. The
present expedition was only decided
upon after a number of the most seri-
Gus raids, in which ~treachery, plumber
and murder figured in great degree.
On account OF the inherent treachery
and natural wickedness of the wariike
tribes Great Britain is called upon to
Engage in a war with them about once
An every 10 years.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-04-16
BOMB sTIRs UP
SULTAN's HAk9M

paris. April ga dispatch from on
s'anelnople to the Matin says that a bomb
was round in the harem quarters of the
palace.
me sultan and his encourage became
panic stricken.
disappeared.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-04-16
EXAGGERATED KNEE
JERK new DISEASE

New York, April 13-The "exageerat-
ed nee jerk is a disease TO which
every electric car passenger ender
himself liable, according to medical
testimony In the local court. The tes-
tinony was given by DIR. Douglas A.
Carter in the trial OF a suit of Albert
Marsh against a public service corpora-
ton for Injuries he is alleged he suf-
Sered from one Of the cars OF that con-
Germ.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-04-16

Motor car breakdowns have been SO
frequent recently with the young ac-
tresses of London who are fond of mo-
toring that they have often been UNI
able to return to town in time for their
engagements in the theaters at night.
Managers are now introducing In their
agreements a clause to the effect that
there shall be no motor rides Outside
the London radius without written
permission.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-04-16

"a driver on the Avontuur railway,
Houth Africa, while staying at the
Gamtoos. caught a large cobra de cap-
clio alive. The o way in which he
did the trick tsays a local paper) sent
2 cold shiver through every one who
saw It. He simply caught hold of the
point OF it's tail, gave 1t a sudden jerk
towards him and caught 1t by the back
OF the head. He then placed it in a
biscuit tin. The snake was three
inches in diameter and about four feet,
long.