davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-03-12
Cur Renewals.

The following splendid list shows
that our good friends are not slow
In complying with Uncle Sans re-
quirements: In the county: T Ell
Britt, R B Heddleson, W T Kemper,
F R Swarens, TIC Whistler, Adrian
Banking Company, John Lyle, Bank
OF Amoret, Meyer & Walker, Geo NJ
WcKissick, MF Perry, M l. Cook,
John Hartman, William Lany, Mar.
sin Essenborth, J W Jamison, JEFF
Herndon, Will G Reed, DrJ R Mar.
tin, C F Hall, H l. Curtis, W F Stew.
ems, Theodore Floyd, Bank OF Rock.
vile, Chas E West, Mrs Rena Rains,
Spencer Rice, C c Catterlin, G C Sum
mers, N Groves, James Fleming, r
Davis. Out OF county: WN Porch,
Berlin, Okla; Etfie Rains, new, Edna,
Kan; George Price, new, Broken
Arrow, Okla; s T Hunt, Vinits, Okla;
Mrs. Miranda Shobe, Woodward,
Okla;C A Heath, South Bend, Wash;
j L Shaw, Everett, Wash; David
Pierce, Dawson, Okla; Mrs Daisy
Turpin, new, Fl Collins, Col; d {
Richmond, Kansas City; Sam E Helm
lein, Kansas Oily; Spencer Rice, Re
doudo Beach, Cal; Joseph Whipple
Kansas City.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-03-12

Muslin underwear, embroiders and
laces and Persian lawns on sale at
Walker. Mekibbens.
Joseph Whipple, of Kansas City,
was In Butler on Wednesday for Il
few hours and favored us pleasantly.
The Rich Hill Brick and Tile Fac
tory is now running at full blast,
after having been shut down during
the winter months. 1t ia understood
that the management will enlarge
the plant the coming summer to
more than double Its present cspac.
isy.-Rich Hill Tribune. 9
Walter Pierce, engineer at the Car
penter & Shafer Ice plant, was badly
scalded about the face and right
side OF his body, by hot water and
steam escaping from pipe, on Fri.
day. His physician dressed his
burns and no serious results will fol-
low.
W. p. Black and Miss Mary Has.
kins, OF Elkhart. were married In
Butler on March 4th, by Squire b. F.
iis-eHe-es-tlA4e.
prominent farmers OF that section
and an influential democratic leader.
The TINES joins their friends In con-
CALCULATIONS and best wishes.
Phil Hart, serving a sentence In
the Paola, Kansas, jail for drunken
ness, has been ordered held pending
an investigation by the Federal
grand jury. Hart made plaster OF
paris mould Tor making hall dollars,
which was found by the sheriff who
reported him to Secret Service
man.
Mrs. Hosia Ellis and children left
this place Friday for Big Cabin,
Okla, to join husband and father
who had preceded them several weeks.
Mrs. Ellis had been visiting the home
Of parents, Mrs and Mrs Boyd Will
Hams and Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Ellis
since Hosia's departure Appleton
City Journal.
The new Masonic Hall and ban.
quet room occupying the entire Sec
ond floor OF the First National Bank
building at Appleton City. was dedi.
Gated last week by the members OF
the Appleton City Lodge No. 412 A.
F. and A. NJ, and the ladies OF Olive
Branch Chapter, No. 157 Order OF
Eas tern Star.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-03-12

Judge Denton is holding court at
Osceola.
New ready made skirts and jackets
special value at s. 90 at Walker. Nc
Kibbens.
Mrs. W. J. Bard, OF Homer town
ship, was the guest OF Butler friends
on Sunday.
Judge Sullens was over from Fost
or the last OF the week looking after
business affairs.
Beautiful new Oxiords for Ladies
and Misses In tans and blacks -
Walk.r.Mckibben.
Prot H. o. Maxey and Jim kelson,
OF Sprague, we're in Butler Saturday
on business and seeing the boys.
Pendleton Smith, who is attending
William Jewell College, spent Sstur.
day and Sunday with home folks.
At the Day House on March 4th
Rev. Vivion united in marriage 81.
o. Steele and Miss Rosie B. Burke.
Good trunks and suit cases at
lowest prices. Walker. McKibbens.
We haven't heard OF any body
organizing twenty three club yet.
A number OF twenty-five clubs are In
operation.
Mrs. Tom Keller is reported sick at
her old home in Terre Hsute, Ind,
where she went on account OF the
death OF q brother.
Miss Pet Broaddus was called to
Bartlesville, Okla on Saturday, by
notice OF the serious illness OF her sis.
\ ter, Mrs. Roy Kious.
The girls Butler High School
basket ball team defeated the Fl.
Scott girls team at Butler Saturday
night by a score OF II tot.
Mrs. Lopp, of Joplin, and Mrs. j.
E. Goss, OF Ok ,homa City, mother
and sister OF Mrs Ed. Snider, visited
the latter the first OF the week
\ Rev. Charles Eyman. an old Butler
hoy, student at William Jewell
College, occupied the pulpit at the
Baptist Church last Sunday night.
Judge Boxley has been laid up at
bis home for some time with rheu
matism. His physician thinks he
will be able TO be out In a few days.
The jury at Nevada last week In
the case Of Harlow Humble, charged
with numbering Frank W. Whipple,
at Horton, In Vernon county, on
January 25, 1907, found him guilty OF
granddaughter and made the penalty
q fine Of $500.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-03-12

A. L Green, OF Greenwood, and
Miss Alice Constable, OF Merwin, were
married by Rev. Vivion at the NJ, E
church South parsonage on March
4th.
Eugene Bradley OF Papinville was
In town trading. He has gotten
practically over the injuries inflicted
by the kick OF a horse short time
ago.-Review.
BIZ Dooley and Bill Nix we're duly
initiated into the mysteries OF Elks
and made legal bills" at the regu.
lar meeting of Bates Lodge last
Thursday night.
Mr.. and Mrs Cy. NJ. Walker return.
cd home Sunday from q two weeks
stay In st. Louis Mr.. Walker is
travelling representative OF Rice-Stix
Dry Goods Company.
Dr.. Reuben Samuels, stepfather to
Frank and Jessie James, famous
Missouri outlaws quarter OF a cen.
fury ago, died at the St. Joseph in.
sane asylum last week.
Splendid school shoes at popular
prices Walker. McKibbens.
Wesley Badgett Ct Western Bates
WAS in town this afternoon. He ia
for Dave Ball for governor, Stone for
Senator and Knott for railroad CON-
missioner, so iar.-Review.
Martin Lyons, Mo. Pac. attorney
from St Louis, was looking after
the Company's cases before circuit
court last week. The TINES &C.
knowledges pleasant call.
From the Appleton City Journal
We learn of the serious illness OF
Judge Jared Stephenson, one OF the
pioneer residents OF that locality.
His death is expected hourly.
DR.. Matchmaker, the well-known
Kansas City eye specialist, makes a
speciality Of fitting complicated
lenses. Office at Pencil Hotel, Sat
urday, March 21st, one day only.
George Hughes and wife OF Idaho,
James Hughes and daughter, Mrs.
Briggs, OF Nebraska, and Will
Lethers, OF Wichita, Kan, are visit.
Ing Mr.. and Mrs T. C. Whistler and
Emanuel Nestlerode.
State Superintendent OF Schools
Gass has notified County School Su
perintendent Ives that his Rural
School Inspector, E NJ. Carter, will
visit Bates county next week and
accompany Supt. Ives on his weekly
inspection tour. OF evenings. the
weather permitting, Prof. Carter will
address the patrons OF the district
at which they happen to be stopping
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-03-12
An1oret.

From the Post.
rom, TO Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Keller,
n girl
VT Harris, west of town, has
u owe over hear Bntler
Born, TO Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Rush. a
by.
Elmer Payton has moved iato his
new house.
j. d. Mathews lost a valuable
orse n few days ago by lock jaw.
The animal had stepped on an old
rake
Willie Rogers and family, who have
been visiting his father, have left for
Nebraska on u visit TO his grand.
parents
Charley Cameron and family are
making preparations TO leave for
Washington.
E. P. Mallory has moved to Null
berry.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-03-12

The office Of the Fayeste Adver-
tiser, Henry Burkhart's paper, was
destroyed by fire last Wednesday
night. The plant was completely
burned, and very unfortunate cir
cumstance was that Mr.. Burkhart
had permitted his insurance policy
to expire, the plant being q total
loss. Mr.. Burkhart has issued cir
cular letter to his patrons in which
he announces his intention to con-
tinue the publication Of the Adver-
tiser at an early date. Henry Burk.
hart's old friends here will sympath-
with him In his misfortupes.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-03-12
PLATTE COUNTY WET.

Platte Cisy, NO., March 9.-Platts
county went wet at the local option
election today BY the following vote:
Wet, 2,159; dry, 1.347. Out Of ten
townships, seven went wet, three dry.
Out Of twenty.three precincts, TWEEN.
ty went wet and three dry. The vote
was the largest eve: cast at a special
election In Platte county. The dry
precincts were those at Parkville,
Dearborn aud Edgerton.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-03-12
Lumber For Sale.

At the sawmill In my timber, five
miles southwest OF Butler on the Rich
Hill road, have all kinds OF native
lumber for sale. Call on or address,
L. A. McElroy, Butler, Mo-. R F. d.
6, Him
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-03-12
Enoineer Shot Three Times.

Carthage, Mo March 8 -,sa re-
suit of shooti-g ARRAY last night
at the works OF the Independent
Powder Company, near Carthage.
Albert Baker is in the hospital under
treatment for three gunshot wounds,
while all acquaintance, Thad Raj
ney, OF Joplin, and Bakers wife and
mother.in-law are in jail
Baker says that Ra'ney attacked
him In his home at the powder works
and shot him during O desperate
fight. He charges that conspiracy
exists to gain possession OF lie In
surance to the amount OF $l0,OO0 In
favor OF his wife, q sister OF Thad.
Rainey, who, he alleges, shot him.
Baker. who ia an engineer at the
plant ct the Independents Powder
Company, narrowly escaped death
several weeks ago when dynamite
was placed under boiler OF the
plant where Baker was expected TO
start q fire.
Rainey and the two women arrest.
ed deny knowledge OF the shooting.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-03-12

E1.county Judge VIM. F. kemper,
OF Prairie township, was pleasant
C aller on Thursday. Judge Kemper
Vas an early settler, and enlisted In
she Confederate service at Pspinville
m 1861, when but boy OF IL years.
The Judge was wounded three times
during the war. He served bis coun'
ty with fidelity for two terms as
County Judge, and is honored aud
respected by bis neighbors.
Mrs. Miranda Shobe widow OF the
late Luther Shobe, ex-Sheriff and OK
Treasurer Of Bates county and ex-
Mayor Of Butler, writes US q very en-.
couraging letter from her home at
Woodward, Okla. Mrs. Shobe writes
that she could not get along with.
nus the old family paper, that each
week she finds mention OF familiar
names, and promises to visit Bates
county some time this spring or
summer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-12-23

Slaide @eiBmein, cine Sloide rote,
8oroeour, 1 8funo Stiid- ooer SUIT
5uder. 3ubereituns: Mon idnei=
bet orei 3itronen, oie bon ser S1aIe
befreit meroer, in S6eiben, entfernt
Iie u1b mirft iie in Die @ople. @ier-
auf eieBt man cine Slaibe Mrrof Out
Die 3itroneni6eiber1, tut barauf oor=
ii9tig cine Slaide porber IN beiBerl
@afier gut ermdrmten @eiBpein
bin5u nno bierauf cine Sla11e roie,l
8oroeaur. 9ann miro / 8funo GU
ter Silt5uder in einem 9rabtf0rbd]c,l
ouf bic 8omle geIebt unb biele emf
5Inoet. Ser 3uder aus bent &orD-
den tropfelt nun bon Der b~renrefloesl
gople braun geidmol5en, IN oieielts
Sobalo Ser 3nder obgeidmol5en lit,
nimnlt man oas &orbhen meg, loidl
Die 8oiple nno l6enft Elm. 9amit Ser
Irraf better brennt, fam man Sen
borber itarf genarmten @ein crit
ipater beigegeben uno es lit gut, oen
3uder i'm aorbden bon 3eit 81 3elt
nit Dem brennenoen Mrraf 5u begie-
BEN. 9auer Der 3ubereitung: 9rei-
piertelitnnbe.
@armer Glaret Ymnid. = V
Bfuno 3ufer, cine 6iinftel un5a
3immt, cine 3ebntel l1n5e geitoBener
Sngfper, cine 3polftel lln5e geitoBcllc
Nelfet meroen nebit Ser fem abge-
idalten S6ale elmer 4pfeliine in 1
Soiie faltei @aifers auf gelinoes
5ener 9eiebt unO 81 Sprllp gefodt.
Gieier mllB abgeibaumt meroeil, miro
bonn nit 5mei 5laihen glaret ber-
miidf unb 5nar 10, DOB man bas 8e-
fob bonn 5eller nimmt, ebe bie Slit
ligfeif ben aodgroo erreibt bat, 1tllb
iofort beiBt in @l1lern nufgetroacr
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-12-23
Grnmoeiaeatams llebertraenuaen.

6. s. Gran an 81. 9. aabn, Mntcil
an 23g Ider 2alo; $7345.20.
2pmiia ulb Stepben S9nen ali III
freo q. Soen9er, @rlinbitild an Der Soe
10 9oiloo Strabe; $500.
5. %. 8roes6ed an 8. 80. Ill6rep,
@rnnoitiide i'm neilen @itp~8lpd 1870;
$500.
ST.. 5. ". @atlou unb Srau an
3enrp g. Bed. f04h ader aarn;
$6270.
Sreo 9iloebranot uisb Srau an @olfi
& S%eibemaiul, 1929 @der 2arb; $780,.
Wartin Mobriqne5 Ii. q. an Charles
Spperman, @runbitid oil Der Siios Ga
reoo StraBe; $1,000.
Ra1imilien u1o @irginia 8eimner
an 2uIa Sane 9anep, @runhitiid in Der
@ila 8ofa Ibbition; 81.
8. 6. 9nnt uro sSrau an 6. 8. Qiez
befe, @rnnoitiid IN Der 2ltna StraBe;
$1,000.
@m. 9obropolsfi unb s. q. Stiereil
all g. q. 9atpion, @runoitiid an Ser
Snoiana gpenue, oi9h 9ann @bbitiou;
$500.
Hiperiioe 2anD & Improvement Com.
pam an q, 6: uno S. 6. @augper,
@runbitiid in Der Miberiibe 9arf Mbh;s
tiou; $3.50.
Mlbiu Seioel an 9ete Mcgreas,,
@runoitiid on Der Sanbmeber Stroke,
$3.50.
%. s. glefe ulo Srau an Sobn 8.
G'Neau. 4 Nfer 2an6; $2400.
Sobn 9. Sipple an &arl S. 9iGon,
@runoltiid in Soutb 9eisbts; $40.
Soblt 8: Sipple an Hail 5. 9idpu,
@rnnoitld in Sontb 5eigbts; $75.
Nnna 9alm an g. g. Qeatberberrp,
@runbitiid in Soutb 9eisbts; $40.
Charles Sidels an Moberf gpnnerD,
@runoftiid an Der 2afebiep Mpenue
1925.
q. 9. Cjeoa uno srau ar 6. \.
gamm. 35 older 2anb; $3.50.
q. 6. 9aneb unb Srau an Wearimti<
lian unb @irginia @eimmer, @rlt1bz
itiid in Der 8ina 3o5a Nboition; $500.
Srau 8. so. 9eil6ron an gtbei uns
@neline Seilbron, @rnnoltiid an Der
Ode Der 2abor uro 2abaca StraBe, fer,
ner @runoitiid inSoutb 9eigbts 81 IL. q.
Sugo 2iebe an @illiam 9. uno Gnte
ma arempfau, 80 Mder 2ano; $40.
8iaiam s. S6ue unb Charles Z,
Sindam an Sraneisco De 2eon, @runb.
ifiid al Der Eorreon Ctr; 500.
Sranf 8ailnptd II. q. an So6n 8afo.
mica. 104 Gder 2anb; $4,000.
Ilfreb 5ullbolb an Grid Wenger IT..
@ruloitiid an Der Glib Srio Strabe,
$500.
Y. q. Daniel ulo Srau an q. @
9artman, @runbftiid an Der @lrhtlt
Ctr; $265O.
Grtbur Shul5 unb Srau on Som
5iQert, $40 Ider 2anb; 500 900.
9 s. Nidols unb Srau an Sohn 9
9uamann. @runbtiid an Der Solenqf
| Gin; $4,000.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-12-23
WIIerIei.

9ente morgell 5mIi1en snei
uno orei rbr puroe auf ben 30
%li5iiten Gutterion gelhoiien offs er
cine Strabe auf Der @eitieite ent-
lang ging. uno er mnroe an Der
S6ulter perpuloet. Spater ttedtc
iid Der friibere 0eteftip Gaf3iano
ben 8eborben OILS berienige, Der Die
Sdiiie abgefeuert babe.
Die @oobs Nationol 9anf bat
ibren 9epoiitoren meitere 5ebn Bro
gent ibrer Soroerungen be5abIt. Sic
baben jebt i'm @on5en 20 @roaent en-
baften.
Die County : aonlmili1re ba.
ben Elm Wanoamus : 8erfobren segea
ben @uoiteur HomieD einse-
leitet, Inn i'm gu 5pingen, ibnen Die
InDeiiungen auf lire SagegeIoer
5u beltatigell. Mubiteur NamIep
bat iih getpeigert, bas gu tnn, oa Iic
ibre 8eitaaungen nod niht bonn @cn-
perneur baber.
grrit 81. @%rieienbed, Elm iul.-
ger Mann, Der BEL ieinem Batter, 6.
@rieienbed, an Der Sans Strcb,,
tDobnte, erihob iid ourd 8ufdQige
gntlaoung ieiner Yiitole, Die er rei=
nigen noute.
Die @ranoinrp bat alpoIf Nm,
Hagen erboben.
Mm naditerl 5onntag ioate Die
@infneibuns oes Mobnde-D enfntnIs
i'm Breckenridge Borf itottfinoen,
bod lit oieielbe aufgeidoben moy-
ben. Ser 8eetboben WGnnerdor,
Der g. u. Oeutider MGnnerdor una
Der 8. q. 2ieberfran8 fper6en bel
Der 6eier mitmirfen.
Boli5eidei Mauermonil beitrei.
tet, bob Elm gru6 5miiden inn ulb
Dem Mopor itattgefunben babe. Gr
iogt, er babe MIR olts 8ripatariinoe'l
refianiert.
2eutnant 9eilrp 9. Sorris POI,
Der 9unoesarmee bat iid ourd eincH
| 3ufaa IN ben Sub geidoiien uno man
befiirdtet, oab Der Sub abeenommer
peroen muB.
Der Steuermert oes @igen.
nuns in n%nferer Stoot miro OieS
Sabr ungef1br 62 Minionen 9olnrs
betragen. A MiGionen mebr oIs fes'
tes Sobr.
Mae 2eute, Die fir bos Goun.
tp arbeiten, mer6en fiinftie imnrel
MIR oitf einen Wonot ongeftellt mer-
| ben.
Ser Suesoop Mniicol Gill
| giebt an 20. 5. so. elm Srgelfon5ert
oil Ser Maoiion Sqltore 8resbpteri.
i6en Stride.
| = Die 8floiteruugsarbeiten III
Der So~liitonitroBe iinb mie6er mtfge'
rommen tporben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-12-23
s.it ,pel&etn webadt

ee6en bod Die Meni9en gu 8erfe, ipenn
es iih INN ben grperb bon elm paar
Dolars banbeltl nnb nit neI9er torid)s
ten 3aft merfen ie fid irgenb eineiu
Guadialber in Die Nrme, penn es beibf.
ibren tranfen Qeib sefunb gu maderL
9iefer 1nfIu9beit berbanfen es 9ieieiiie
gen, fpeIde an 2dmorrboiben leiben. ein@
gig nno ALIEN. oab lie feline 9eiIuns fin@
ben. gs giebt ndmIi6 elm iideres Wits
tel segen 6ieie fdIimme unb i6mer5buf>
te &ranfbeit, unb bieie ar3nei 1T 9r.
SiIsbee's Nnateiis, bon ipelder g. Meus
ltdbter & Go, Boz 2416, Stem gorf, Yrr,
ben fpftenfrei perfenben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-12-23

0iebe orangen in ben Seros
Sar Saloou an oer Sit-Souiton
SfraBe ullo Itablen nneefabr $50.
SIM Nopember baben 10,43S
&noer uniere ftaotifden Sdulen be-
iudt.
Sir batten bas gersnlgen,
Germ Stub. Nagner, 8ertreter Der
Wonotsihrift Ser beutibe 8or-
fa1npfer" IN unierer Office besriibn
au fonnen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-12-23
Ieyas 8.

liner fiinftiger Hraiioent miro
Der @inlaoung Der teraniiben fom=
mer5ieaen @ereinigungen foleen ullh
inn naditen Spatiommer nniern
Staat beiuben.
8dbrenb Der lesten beioen
Nadte bat es in pielen @eeenben oes
Staates %aefroren.
Sci Marble Sails baber oie
@rbeiten an Dem eroBen Damn hurb
ben Colorado ~5egonnen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-12-23
@orbereitnmsen fir @eibmadtea.

Salb nabt iid Nun has @e:1nahtsfet,
SStn gansen Sa6r Das 4lerfeff',
$50 BET iih benfet Sebermann,
@te 4nb'ren Srenb ct MAIDEN fam.
Ger Batter benft an ieimen Gpbn:
y&as fanf' th ntetnem @iate fhpn?"
Die Mutter oft iih teller fragt,
@as tbrer Sannt iupGl be9agt!
Ser ltebe Snfel benft bel i'd:
.Sas geGt ms @elb ia fiirdjterli6"
SDdD tueik er, baB cs fclbft i'm fr1nft,
9tek er ben Neffen inbefdJenft.
Die Santen miiien es la aud),
Was iiberaa Der @eibnahtsbranf,
nnb fmfen ats5nfinben, mas
Ser ltebe Htdte tuD6l maft SpaR.
User germ nit eigenem S5nnet praI)It,
Der bafelt, ittft, fagt pber malt,
Mud iebr beliebt lit bett babel
Die tteue Stunt: Sranbmalerei.
90 lit in bieier @etbnadtssett
Gum 0eben S%ebermann berett,
Nur Der tit %traurig, in bet Sat,
Der Nettta1o 5M beifenfen hat.
90 lang nod bet Gmpfanser Sinh
Die @aben leidt SIT finben finb,5
ODD iuirn er alter, lit oft iebr
Sas Gtd)tige SIT ftnbeu idmer.
Gin Seber jett,, peik id) beitirnmt
0ern suten Gat in Iniprnf nimmt,
9af i'm nidt lGnser Sweifel quilt
Oh CT bas &ihtise er,pablt.
@iafummeu tets tit, glanbet mir,
Sas quite 2pne Star STA Of en- +.
bier,
geim 3ubenb pber sfeid beiin 5af.
S'rnm forget fir bies eSle 4aR.
User btes beim Set i'm Sanfe bdIt,
Dag fomrtcrl, iuer ba mill, Der itellt
Sas Bette auf, mas es MIR gibt,
Senn 9pne Star gier etn Seac,
Iiebt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-12-23
8eiratss Smeine.

Bm. 0toIin unb &ate Colder.
Vim. 3earns uno Nlice Hofe.
Sreoerid @. G[emeus uuo 2ouiie Net
henbah.
Stebe @5ernisfi unb Strait o.. ~.
6eilbronn.
8. Y. 0oebbler NM See Abele Nort6z
croft.
8. 6. 5erbsleb u1b Bertha Gent.
s. 9. Idermann unb 3ertni1e &ppps
lin.
@uu bartholomew u,b Gena Grit
ner.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1908-12-23

Sobn 3. SoIrOn, offentlifer no
tar. @runoeigentum. Ggcnt fiir
%eulionsonipriide. 3inmer 8, Ct.
5omes &ptel, Oit-@ouiton StroBe,
getoe Telephone $50.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-23
NORTHWESTERN WINS OUT
Redick Enjoins City from Collecting
Tax on Terminals.
HOLDS NEW SITE RIGHT WAY
Decides Ground for Freight Terminals
Became RiEht-Of-Way Upon
Purchase - state Board
Can Yet Act.

Holding the ground occupied, by the
Northwestern freight depot and terminal
tracks became right-of-way and depot
the railroad for that purpose, Judge Redlck
of the district court, Saturday morning,
granted a permanent injunction restraining
the city and county from collecting taxes
levied upon the assessment made for 1897
by County Assessor Reed. The court held
the assessment should be made by the
State Board of Equalization ard hat the
local assessor had no authority to make it.
The decision involves 1915 in taxes levied
by the county in 1897 and between 81, 400 and
$500 levied by the city IN 1907 and 1908.
Though the state board did not assess
the property, II can stil~ do so by a cor
rection of the omission. The new terminals
lie between California and Chicago streets
and Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets.
The railroad company in its petition for
the injunction, claimed tne property was
a part of the right-of-way and depot
grounds and subject to assessment only
by the state board. The grounds were
decided prior TO April 1, 1906. and the COM
ground and adapt It for use as a freight
station and terminal The question raised
was whether II became right-of-way and
depot property upon its purchase by the
railroad company fer that purpose OF
whether 1t did not come within that de-
scriptiOH until 1t came into actual use for
those purposes.
The court held In vi@W Of the fact that
Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-23
HEAVY RAIN OVER THE STATE
Nearly an Inch IL the Precipitation in
aud Around OmahR Friday
Night,

The heaviest rainfall for several weeks
visited this locality Friday night and was
accompanied with considerable thunder
and lightning. The storm came up about
10 O'Clock. The wind lasted but a few mo-
ments when the rain began falling. The
precipitation during the night was II of
an inch.
The rain was fairly general over the state.
the heaviest rainfall being in the east por-
ton Of the state. There was a decided
drop in temperature during the night, the
minimum for Omaha being s.,
There also was a decided drop In tent
%peratures in the upper Missouri valley.
Freezing weather and heavy frosts are re-
ported in northern North Dakota, with cool
weather generally over Nebraska and
northern Iowa. No frost is reported from
any Nebraska points.
The outlook is for cooler Saturday night.
followed by rising temperature Sunday,
with fair Saturday night and Sunday.
There is a possibility OF light frosts in
northern Iowa Saturday night. The report
from Minneapolis and st, PAU, where a
temperature OF 46 prevailed, Is to the effect
that out OF thirty-one stations reporting
to that station but six report freezing tem-
peTatures Friday night.