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FIRST Meeting OF The YEAR
Continued frotE page five)

(COnllnlcQ IrOtE page nVe)
SAID crossing or bridge for period Of
more than 30 Gays since the service
of said notice as aforesaid. Now.
therefore, be it
Resolved, by the board of county
commissioners OF Dawson COUNT
South Dakota, that the 18th day OF
April, 1908 be fixed as a tine wher
said Q. Nj. &.St. Paul railway com-
papv shall anpear before said board
and show cause, if any it has. why
it should not be compelled to con-
strnct such crossing. And that the
said Chicago Milwaukee & st. Pau
Railway Co., be given ten DAYS notice
OF that time and place of such hear
ing as aforesaid.
Ethan Drug Co., presented their
bond as school book depcsitary for
Dawson county and on motion the
bond Vas approved.
Mrs. S J Moore was allowed an
abatement of 81 90 School poll for
the year 1907.
Motion made and carried to abate
tax Of Hillside Horse Co., for the
We IT 1905.
Motion made and carried to refund
TO Geo Scott the tax on lots IL and
u block 8. Warmers addition to Mt.
Vernon on a valuation of $40. 90 fol-
the year 1906.
Motion made and carried to abate
Sl.OO school poll of Wm Austin for
the year 1907 not being a resident OF
Dawson county.
Mitchell Storage and Trans.
fer Co., storage of sulphur
and draying. ST. 4C
The clerk Of courts made a re.
QUESTION for 60 names to replenist
jury list required to be kept by the
clerk of courts, and following appor.
tionment and names were drawn, to-
wit:
Perry Township-L Merriman, W
narrower and W Fl Walrath.
Badger Township-G A Balding,
s VI Bower and r A Comstock.
BIendou Township-J p Lawrence,
John Brevik and.John Rolpb.
Mt Vernon 1ownship-Simor
H~alve1son, Nels ] Scott and Wn
Wiseman.
Mt Vernon .village-H M Mabbct'
and John Roech.
Beulah Townsbip-G L Toland
w Stage and I L Fraser.
Mitchell Township-F Levings
" c Jennings and G f Raymond.
Prosper Township-B r Jones
Hans Reierscn aud Oscar Miller.
Lisbon Township II Stevens
and R q Stiles.
Union TowEship-Chas Wagner, "
r WEIGH and A @ Cooper.
Baker Township-Christ Law an6
] q Dodge.
robin Township-Oscar Moses
Bore Boreson and Geo Fuller.
Rome Observation-Disclosures 1homp
sou, F r Sand and y Weiland.
Ethan Village-Sollie Nolt an,
Math Schmitz.
First Ward city of MITCHELL {
ICoruin, Warren Tanner, Axtel
Peterson, John Bailey, E W Hobsol
and j A Witzel.
Second Ward. city of Mitchell
Harry Hooper, W R Smith, ]
Anderson and W P Miller.
Third Ward, city Of Mitchell,
w Beddoes, + Il Phillips, Franz
" illiams, d B Miller. Earl B Rowle,
and Frank Redford.
Fourth Ward, city OF Mitchell
Thos Rogers, r E Ruth, W B Dob
son, S q Morgan, f q Waterbury az,
G w Walrath.
Motion made and carried to abat
the tax for the year 1907 on block Z
Cassem's addition to Mitchell on
valuation of 5000 90
William Nash. salary county
commissioner. go 8
r 3 Haynes, salary county
Commissioner. % 2
"a j Annis. salary county
I commissioner. ............ IS s
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Foolish Man!

Mrs. Hoyle-How did your husband
come to smoke himself to death?
Mrs. Doyle-He did it all one Satur-
day. He had accepted an invitation to
spend Sunday at a place where they
didn't allow smoking.-Judge.
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Numerous Break.

"Do you have much trouble in break
ing in q new COOKE"
"Oh. not 81 much after it comes to
buying the second set of tableware."-
Baltimore American.
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I~REAsuRER's STATEMENT

s%emi-AnnnaI Statement Made by Geo.
H. Miner. Treasurer OF Dawson
County, to the Board of County
Commissioners at the Session of
January Il. 1903.
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- n - noe0h,A uNoL being hrstd uysw IN dotns yt the msurerse exhibit hemon lis
|Tea m correct ttement the hnancalc ondhhno tDavssn County as ppears BY his books G
auditors eMbti ahue and correct statmento of all warrants drawn on the hrasuyd dur
Subscribed and sworn tot eme me this 18th day of Jan 1905. H. d. ANDERSON.
4sA} cuk of GHM re csaFs:
Dawson Iouny,S mh dakota. r.
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Ups and Downs.

ups ana DOWNS.
II suppose" said the manager, that
you are still determined to elevate the
STAGE"
NO" answered Mr.. Stormington
Barnes. II haven't been thinking so
much of elevating the stage. What |
would like now is some way of lower
ing railway ares."-Washington Star.
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IneIudod3

Minnick-The new preacher says be
intends to prohibit all church lottery
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Sinnick-Indeed! And church wed.
dings are SO nice too.-Browning's.
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January 4, 1905.

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To Int. Sale Sch. lands...... 1.046 L
s97,297 i
Credits.
Co; warrants paid; $13,5sl y
B'dge warr'nts paid $3.50 g
Sch. apportionm't.. 7,140 81
Civil Twp. vouchers 1851 20
City or Vii. vouch'rs 1855 77ss
q sale cert...... 1920 43
Perm. Sch. ind ord'r $500 90
Insane ~warrants.... 1884 81
Institute funds.... 1856 O5
st. Aud. draft...... 2,804 O5
ST. Teachers Read
Ing Circle;....... II 50
Sale st. lands.... 900 90
Lease Sch. lands... $50 90
Int. Perm. Sch. find. 1850 OIL
Int. Def: payments. 40 40
Patent fees . 500. SO
Library . ........ - 20
.s7.297 10
STATE FUNDS
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Treas. Com. ]. 139 IS
Balance !. cr.d,t. $40 81
July Goli I; as9a; Ral..s asa g sS
40 ,a,sss q /, 1886 a
Jan. i, 1908, Ball. go 81
COUNTY FUN.
Warrants paid. I. ........ $13, $40 81
Refunds ........... 10 %
Treas. Com. l39 9:
Balance ;..a... 5'2o5 u
Je 'aSs,1 L aSsn; B Eal' 7;;sss 81
jan. !. 1908. Bal. !! ! i s;.:sSSS5 g 3 'l',sS4 s.
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Warrants paid ............ 1868 81
Refunds ............ SO
treas. Soh credit.. " 70
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GENERAL SCHOOL FUND
Warrants paid............3 7.419 q
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Democratic State Central Committee Notes
REPORTS SHOW BRYAN
WILL SWEEP THE CITY
All Signs Point to Great
Majority for Democratic
Candidate for Presi-
dent

Reports from every assembly district
ton that Bryan will sweep the city.
He will carry most of the burned dis
tricts, receive an immense majority in
the Potrero and the Mission and give
Tart close race in the big repub-
lican districts north of Market street.
The estimates of keen politicians give
Bryan the city by not less than 1000,
which was Cleveland's majority here
in 1892. when he carried the state.
Not a few men who keep close track
of changes in public opinion predict
that Bryan will have nearer 10, 900 than
1000.
The situation in Alameda county
was never better from a democratic
viewpoint. There are thousands Of
workingmen in Oakland. Berkeley and
Alameda, and IS per cent of these
voters Will cast their ballots for
Bryan. More than half of the Alameda
county worlkingmen usually vote the
republican ticket, and the big switch
to the democratic presidential candi-
date will leave Taft with not more
than 1000 majority, instead of the
10000 majority of which General Stone
is dreaming.
In Los Angeles the attitude OF labor
the prominent leaders of organized Ia
Dor are out working for Bryan. In
the country districts outside Los An
geles there are great defections in the
republican ranks. Every precinct has
a strong and enthusiastic Bryan club.
All of these clubs are from 20 to 40 per
cent republicans. As there are 2S3
Bryan clubs in the county this means
that thousands of votes now being
counted by republican politicians as
sure for Taft will be cast for Bryan.
The Bell-Phelan special train has
been given a rousing reception in all
parts of southern California. Senator
J. B. Sanford writes that several re-
publicans Joined the campaigning party
in Los Angeles and made speeches for
the commoner.
Reports from other portions of the
state are just as favorable to Bryan.
He is sure TO carry the mining coun-
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VICE MAGISTRATES
insult TO CHURCH
Forces Father Caraher to Place
, His Word Against That OF
Brothel Hanger On

AT the instance of Jean Pom, crea-
ture who in an unnamed capacity
served the female inmates of the
brothel at 1929 Dupont street, known as
the Marsicania, Carroll Cook carried
his fight for the protection of vice to
the limit of making war on the Catholic
church through its splendid old war
rior servant, Father Terence Caraher,
pastor of st. Francis parish.
To silence Father Caraher, who was
making Cooks judicial protection of
the Marsicania difficult, Carroll Cook,
vice magistrate, summoned the white
haired soldier of the church for con-
tempt That citation was based only
on the word of Jean Pom, valet de
chambre to the female inmates of
Cooks pet brothel.
Time after time the white haired
servant of God who dared raise his
voice against judicially protected vice
and bestiality was made to appear as a
criminal before the Judge" who held
the ermine of his Office a protecting
shield over an unspeakable den for two
years.
And finally, Carroll Cook put Jean
Pom. of the nameless calling, upon the
WilHcSS SldHQ 10 hasten a crime upon
the fearless priest who persisted in the
service of his God and the church by
making undaunted war upon the dive
which Carroll Cook had taken under
his judicial wing.
The white haired servant of the
church was made to combat the word
of the unspeakable Pom to purge him.
self of trumped up charge.
In no court save that of Cook, the
vice magistrate, could such an infamous
and blasphemous spectacle be arranged.
After humiliating Father Caraher to
the limit of public endurance and with
out shaking the determination of the
militant priest. Cook purged the in
domitable clergyman of the trumped up
charge of contempt and the most in
famous spectacle to which a civilized
community was ever subjected Through
the Vaccinations of pervert and BIAS
phemous judge was given a judicial
conclusion.
Father Caraher. in a published inter-
view given on the day he was cited for
contempt-of Cook, said:
This citation is only a scheme got
up to brighten me into silence. 1t will
have no effect on me but this: 1 am not
afraid of my enemies. 1 am here and
will be here and ready when the time
comes for me to go into court. 1 will
be able to prove the rottenness, the
loathsomeness of the polluted traffic
carried on by these beasts right under
the shadow of ST. Francis church
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-10-30
DISAGREEMENT OVER RAT
TRAPS is SETTLED
DR.. Blue Makes Suggestion
That Compromises Diff
Guilty

The pickering between the federal
health officers and the board of works
employees in regard to the placing OF
rat traps in the sewers and catch
basins may be brought to an end by q
compromise agreement suggested yes
terday TO the supervisors street COM
mittee by DR.. Blue. Blue maintained
the necessity of anchoring traps in the
larger sewers, as these are regular
highways for the rodents, but stated
his field helpers would refrain from
placing the cages in the catch basins
and cesspools where they have tended
to clog the sewage. This arrangement
was approved by the COMMITTEES.
The fire conNnittee made ruling
yesterday that hereafter no laundry
permits would be recommended where
neighboring residents made objection
In accordance with the rule permits
were refused for Chinese laundries or
Broadway near Hyde street, Mccormick
near Pacific and Pacific avenue near
Leavenworth street.
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| JACK MAYNE
Proprietor dive Midway and Com
mercial hotel designation house.
BENNY MICHELS
Runs dive in Kearny street; pal of
Butch" Geggus; known to police.
ED THOMAS
Negro proprietor of the Squeeze In"
a negro dive and dance hall, 400 Pacific.
BILLY FINNIGAN
Runs Admiral notorious coast dive.
Figured in grand jury Investigation of
municipal brothel. $40 Jackson street.
FAT JACK" O'CONNOR
TOM DWYER
House of i'll fame and dance hall pro-
prietors.
JOE BARBETTA
i'll fame; partner of Michels and
Butch Geggus.
"CHECKS" SLOAN
Proprietor Oriental" cafe, dance hall.
JACK SHEA
known to the police of California and
Colorado.
POGGIE GIAMBRUNO
PAUL SINH, ALIAS TOGO
TONY CERELLI, alias THE
JEW
ILTSY HERTZ
CHICKEY O'MALLEY
HERBERT EMERSON, alias
YARKEY, alias FLATFACE
PETE MAYNSTER
BRICK T BALTIMORE.
DAN SORENTINI, alias SUI
LIVAN
MARTY BRADY, alias HOP
HEAD
GEORGE BUSH
ANTOINE PARMAIGINE, alias
BLACK TONY
TAKE PEEK
into The Calls Business Chance and
Lodging House columns. 1t may be
there and you may need 1t.
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PAST MASTERS TO ENTERTAIN

C. L. p. Marais, c. F. Libby, E. w.
Tucker. s. Wolf. NJ. NJ. Getz and w. L.
Scott. a committee of the Past Masters
Association Of California, r. and A. N.
will have charge in COmmandery hall
this evening Of an entertainment and
grand ball given 10 the members and
their families. An unusually fine pro-
gram has been prepared for the enter
tainment, which is scheduled for s
O'Clock. The grand march will be be-
gun st 1915 o'clock. A number OF dis
tinguished Masons have been invited.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-10-30
DRUNKEN SOLDIER
AR0USES THE POST

Private Lancaster of the Thirty
eighth company Coast artillery kicked
UP lively scrimmage at the Preside
on Tuesday night. lie had been down
town celebrating and returned home at
midnight. He tried to enter the gate
at Preside avenue. and when called
upon to halt by the sentry made a
dash down the hill and into the heavy
shrubbery. The sentinel fired two shots
at Lancaster. but the latter still kept
on his way into the camp. Lancaster
not satisfied with the excitement he
had created by being fired at. dashed
up to the post hospital and hurled a
brick through the window into the
chief surgeons Office. shattering the
window. About this time a posse
rushed up and grabbed Lancaster and
landed him in the guardhouse There
il was discovered that he had been
shot through the foot.
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The idea that I. the active leader OF
this crusade against vice and fmmor-
atty, am to be dragged into court on
the affidavit of a scullion like Jean Pom.
an INSCRIPTIONS tool in the hands Of
these beastly brothel owners-it is pre-
posterOus. Does Judge Cook realize
that by this action he is not only pro-
tecting but actually encouraging the
welfare of these disreputable vice dens?
Does he realize that by this action q
court of justice in a civilized com
munity is striking 2 deliberate blow in
the face of a Clergyman of the Catholic
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-10-30

church. who IS working zealously IN
the interest OF public dscency to scour
the polluted atmosphere around st.
Francis church-to purge the faint OF a
of which stands the sacred edihce OF
God?
Surely such a fragrant breach OF law,
such a parody upon justice is not going
to be sanctioned.
But. come what may. I am ready 10
go into the battle. single handed IL
necessary, and my end I mean to ac-
complish at any cost"
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-10-30
Thugs and Dive Rally the Standard Judge Carroll Cook
Magistrate Priest in This

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of ranci
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-10-30
KAHN AND HAYES FACE
GHOST OF DRAWBACK BILL
Record Shows That Con-
gressmen Gave Up Fight
to Aid Stricken San
Francisco

Opponents Of Congressman Kahn In
the fourth district and Congressman
Hayes in the fifth are calling atten-
ton to the fact that both were elected
on a platform that contained the fol-
lowing plank:
Resolved, that we favor the enact
ment by congress Of an amendment to
the existing tariff law providing as
measure of relief in San Francisco that
for period of three years all building
material may be admitted into the port
of San Francisco free of all duty"
1t is now pointed out that, though
the little city of Portland. Me-. once OBJ
tanned a similar aid after a conf1agra-
ton, neither Kahn nor Hayes obtained
any relief for San Francisco. The Con-
gressional Record is being pulled on
Kahn as evidence that he fell at the
first frown OF the tariff barons. On
June 7, 1905, he made speech on the
proposed drawback bill desired by San
Francisco, saying in part:
The delegation from California IN
this house. learning of the constitu-
tional objections that were being
raised against a drawback bill. con-
Guided that it were best to notify our
citizens that such legislation is impos-
sible."
As Kahn spoke for the whole Califor-
MIA delegation, Congressman Hayes is
also having trouble in explaining the
mastery retreat that was led by his
colleague.
There is still another trouble. Ex-
Congressman A. Caminettis offer to de-
bate the record of the republican party
on Asiatic exclusion with either Kahn
or Hayes. or both. is being repeated
every night at democratic meetings. but
although the challenge was first hurled
last Sunday, when Caminetti faced the
two congressman at the meeting OF the
Asiatic exclusion league. neither has
yet made any answer.
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DO You Want $500.
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page Is.
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ties and the two great valleys Of the
state. So bright is the outlook that
every San Francisco speaker who goes
into the interior comes back con-
WINGED that Bryan will carry Cali
fornia-
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-10-30
THUGS OF GUTTER
WORK FOR FRIENDS
Men of Bright Light District Are
on Roll of Honor" in Max
ing Cooks Campaign

If the record as a judge on which
Carroll Cook, vice magistrate says he
stands did not furnish an infallible
index to the character of the man, the
men who are working hardest to re-
elect the only California Judge that
ever attempted to punish a Catholic
priest for lighting vice and crime are in
themselves the strongest commentary
upon the character of Cook, the judge.
On the Barbary coast and throughout
the forty-fourth and forty fifth assem-
bly, districts brave Father Caraher.
pastor of the flock of st. Francis, and
other decent men are fighting to defeat
Carroll Cook. the vice magistrate, and
to elect Frank H. Dunno.
In the same districts the dive keep
ers, black and white, pickpockets,
thugs, petty thieves, hopheads, dance
hall ropers, bunko men, keepers of
houses of prostitution and designation.
from Tim McGrath to Lew Purcell and
from Kid Sullivan to Chickey O'Malley,
are working night and day for the re-
election of their friend and protector,
Carroll Cook. the vice magistrate. and
for the defeat of their enemy, Frank
II. Dunno, the honest judge.
Carroll Cook, like Lieutenant Gov
ernor Warren Porter, believes in per
formers" and not in "reformers." There
are no reformers in the Cook camp.
There are many performers"
Here is a partial list of the Cook
performers:
@KID" SULLIVAN
Popularity known as the president of
the pickpockets' union Jerry Dinan's
stool pigeon. to whom all pickpockets
were compelled to report IL they wished
to work with police cooperation in San
Francisco. Released from San Quentin
August 80, 1900, after serving four
year sentence for attempted grand lar
ceny. Proprietor of a house of i'll fame
in Commercial street.
TIM McGRATH
Runs designation house and dive, SIS
Pacific street.
BILLY HARRINGTON
Managing partner Dash" dance hall
dive, Cook headquarters, formerly con-
Quoted by Ed Pincus, whose interest
was sold through Harrington to Cooks
official stenographer. Joe Stevens.
LEW PURCELL
Proprietor and manager negro dive
and dance hall, Pacific street.
LOUIS PARENTE
Proprietor dive frequented by Bar
barry coast women, Pacific and Kearny.
BUTCH" GEGGUS
Proprietor olympia" dive, s15 Pa
cihc street; interested with Michels and
Barbetta in house of i'll fame, 617
Jackson street.
lin" LESTRANGE
known to police and habitues of ten
derloin as the king of the "bunko steer
ers,' Interested in four dives, Cas-
Gave" Long police record.
CHARLEY LANDAU
Los Angeles partner in dives.
BILLY" ABBOTT
Owns houses of i'll fame in CONNER
cial street and Washington alley.
TOM AND PETE
McDONOUGH
Part owners of five Barbary coast
dives and three designation houses
BILLY PRATT
| DAVE BECKER
Proprietors of cafe" which figures
frequently in police records.
BILLY LYONS
Formerly proprietor of the Bucket
of Blood; bail bond broker.
ABE BECKER
Implicated with Jerry Oman in junk
scandal.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-10-30
DAmYnEN TO Die ARREsrED

Warrants We're issued by Police
Judge Shortall yesterday for the arrest
OF +. Caden and c. J. Anderson. dairy
men. for selling milk below the stan
daro.
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