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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-04-26

Boston, April 25.-We want to express
again the Importance of the recent bond
issues and the outlook it makes for the
induSrials and cOpperS. Amalgamated
Copper has Jagged on the movement. but
will prokably be taken in hand next week.
1T will move much faster between SO and
20 than il did between 50 and SO. North
Butte, Butte Coalition and Copper Range
are the faVorites in Boston. We strongly
advise the exchange of ramarack for eth
or Cnnner Range or North Butte.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-04-26
Yesterdays Sales.

Beck Tunnei-10oas1. 10; 2Ods1 05; 25a
81 .071b.
Black Jack-9Oo962c; 5oOa6Sc buyer 60.
Century-3d3315c
ColoradO-250ds4.2 71a.
Columbus COn.-1006S2. 80.
Crown Point-500G26c, buyer 80.
Iron Blossom-500d4ec, seller 60; 5OOd
461zc buyer co.
New YOTk-500d 1512c.
Seven TrOughs-5oQ29c.
Sioux Con.-SOOQ20c; 1,000Gf9l3c; 500d2Oc,
buyer CO.
South Columbus Con-2o0d65c: 5cOd66c;
5C0d6sc, buyer 60; 1,4O0qosc; l,oO096sc, buy
er 60.
Uncle SAM, loo@S1c
Utah Mine-1OO6S1. S21s.
Utah Con-, 5OOd10c; L0O0d10c buyer 90;
4,500@934c.
Victor Con.-5OOd10c.
Zenoli-2OGd3S1sc; 10Od3Sc.
Open Board.
Beck Tunnel-200dS1. OH
Black Jack-50Oq62c; 500q63c, buyer 90;
1,0OOI62c. seller so.
Bullock O0d1114c; 2,3OOd11c; 2,OCOa12c,
crown Point, OOOa25lac; 29OO@26c.
ColoradO-200G$4.3 80, buyer So
Iron Blossom, 5OOd4512c; 30J0G4612c,
buyer 60; ], 000d46c; 1,000d47c.
May Day-2ooQ4614c; 5c0q47c; 4O0q461zc,
Mammoth 4O0aS1 80; 10eas1 .O21k.
New York;, 00061512c; 500016c, buyer so.
Seven Troughs-60OG29c.
Sioux Con.-7OOd2Oc; 1,50O@2O19c, buyer 50.
Tetro-500GSc.
Uncle Sam. OO0dSoc: 4.OO0dS0e, seller 60.
Utah CON-, 5D9Gt93$c.
Victor Cone, 2O0Q10c; 1OOOG1O12c, buyer
60.
Wabash-1OO0Ac. buyer 50; 1O0d7Sc
Yerington-10 60du12c.
Zenoli-300d33c.
Shares sold, Il Col.
inn rrn11
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-04-26
Job White

Is home from Montana. Phone. Ind.
326. Address. 23O w. I'd South. Huber
account registers and duplicating
forms.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-04-26

We carry the unusual things-things
out of the ordinary.
GEO. w. EBERT & CO, 81 Main.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-04-26
COPPER STOCKS IN
BOSTON AND NEW YORK

Following Is the daily market comment
of Paine. Weber & Co. Boston, together
with the range of prices OF copper stocks
and other Boston liStings in which the
west is interested as we'll as a similar
report on New York curb transactions,
by James A Pollock & Co. and from
which it is secured for use in this de-
partment of The Herald:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-04-26
NJ anhattan
other Districts.

Who cleans carpets perfectly?
NATIONAL HOUSE CLEANING CO
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-04-26
J. oeERNDoRFER,
Stock Broker.
Tel. Bell 792. 161 south Main 81
Union ASSAY Office.

Union Assay Office.
VI. S. Hanauer. 7. W Sadler.
1872 So. West Temple. P. o. Box LAG.
Grass and Glover Seeds
Bailey & Sons Co.. SO East I'd South.
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ATTACKS ON ROOSEVELT.

At the present tlmF ghr attack. ma I# tu congress upon President Roosevelt must h. carefully weighed and tHe criticisms contained in them must b. taken cum sroua sails for ahead is Che presidential election
 Politics and tho passions arising fHerefrum have heen responsible before this for tbe sllnglng af mud at r.rsu- aiit,~ 3he ought ta have bsaH -p".t- ed by every man who was caranl. a- aarhariae respectful feeIHe
 Geore, Washington himself u1- far from immune and in later das- Abra- ham Lincoln Nas compelled h .a-ta tho bitterness af political enmty us the part of men Wila whom h. hal worked and lahorsd through tho rr,a, crisis
 Those facts aro ragrettahie. hut tbag arc the inevitable displays ef some af fho fundamental human tralts and will he. as they have hccm aplelr.8. throughout all time
 one need aot be very cynical ta be lieye that the fact of having brought liberty ta q whole nation da.z mt -fa# eyer give the savior immunity from attack II fhe hands ef hl-. eanntrefa-s 1f course. after the lapse nf linn. 1T. causes ef the little bitter feelings pl.s away. and. iu spite of what Shak.- -pc1r. says. th. good that msu do lta. B after them.
 Therefor. when tHe memory ef ta- men who laeeiaa ta" aee#aattre agaiast the president on tna taar {. the hause shall have passed away t# wmars If Roosrerlt's titanic rTor for reform shall be green and fas-h and -A.af suriiiue
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=e-H,.e.h century would be- a= 1uucl mHst.r aT tHe resources of taa nor. ef5Urrat5 as5Hrstr1 af today as 5f t-. rrini, areasstra If years ago. The umd Hf Fapday would samj r.=hanI and rantfat ,a. expanded physical sc. sHr, of tr5iay as ueft az # did tse rudl. Heaars sriearr uf century az i, Franklin would ne.as familiar wita aud a= eamretea. ra direct ts, Iiuefyr,. ar1 psrfeclius Hr.-- uf today ,- the sic, aHf rtze aaH hand fHeSs of t6s- eigh. tseatf eeHtHfs So the genius of Wash
 Hstor or tdgrp.n would D. aa lres- r ta tu. problems If stat"rrrft gf uu- das just 4s nthnrtattyely and Iust a- trinmrhaHtIv as ts thee, If halt a saatnrs es century and quar'c. aE1
 That i- e8e of tar eharacteriztir- nf tzns genius that it i= eanr,ivabIy su-- sertlbl" af sHrr,ssfa application in any iarf and aga and | t- aHe af tae ereate~t ef mistakes and of mizjudr
 msHt, t1 hold pth,ruIsa aud tu inag- Inc 'hat tfe work af T genius was in- tended solely for the circumstance of its origin and immediate performance. Tho compositions ef Beethoven lend themselves perfectly ts tre exnandod
 requirements and cafabHi.Ie- of fa. maa,'. aa.H..ttt The artaas p' saak, a#sss ar- az HaH .oitea ra gre stah.:ae=E=s equipped stage nf enr tu., ias tt'y ##T5 I, '.e meaera ssrnishlnS4
 # th, tfzubc'lau aee The stat .s. #Ha#shar af Washington or q Lincoln. rationaIy interpreted and ree7rded nnt n- a Haaa and dfss t,nc t= n avlng iaiav is r,rtIneHt to the public nee,l- af saaas a- ta chose. of genera siaa. aea Thr ren nf old tran=plant- . el z, oar ame- would bring ta pres
 sn' t7-E# n. same genius. inteerit-
 indr-rrv and devotion that tbee gave
 f' fHe tasks "' 2 .efr own times and we
 Hat be confident that they would
 ahei~vr similarly admirable results
 EX
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4 GALL TO THE REPUBLICANS Or
 THE TERRlToRYoE ALASKA.

valdez. Alas la, Dee. . i90i
 The Republican TfritoriaI Central Committee Of Alaska in obedience custom and in confortiy with a resa- lntion of said commtce. heerby call upon all who believe h the principles nf the Republican psr1 and endorse ita policies. to unit. undst this call. In the various cities. towns settiements and precincts wherein ths reside. in pri- mary convention. on the 10th day Of March 1908. or as ssn thereafter as proper notice can be given. and elect delegates tu 4 Republican Territorial ! IConyention tn be hel in the city of Ketchikan. Alaska. onthe 12th day of May. 1908. to nominatl q candidate for the office Of delegate rom the distric. of Alaska h congre4 of the United | States. 10 b. voted fdr on the second | Tuesday in August nest. to-wit; Aug ,'st iith. 1908. Also Il elect two dele gates to the Rspublicsn National Con yention
 The primaries ana aeetings. for the aelection of delegated in the various cities. towns. settlements and precinct: of the district of Alasla are to be hel. in conformity to thisicall and under such specific instructioas and such spe- eial limitations as may be designated by the members of tbe Territorial Cen trai Committee in eash judicial divi
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MATTER
 RECORDED
MARCH 20. 1908. loe ation..

q. C. assocition. bet. Snake river and foothills. l.. L.. Jan. |. 1908. J. II Jen- sen ct al.
 Ideal claim. L. l.. Nome river. Jan. 1, l9os. C. \. Riggs
 Lost Creek asso.. No. : on Lost creek. Jan. l. IyoS. A A Allen ct al.
 Proofs of Labor
 Anvil Rock claim on l.. l.. Anvil creek
 Mary Anne claim on l.. l.. Anvil creek, J Berger et al.
 No. 1 Moran creek. No. Moran creek. Alpha bench. R. L. Moran reeek Bacon bench. 2nd tier. opp. No. l Mo ran creek. \. W. Bauer et al
 Surprise aeeo-, Evening guieh. Sun set Mining Co.
 Dodo lode claim. F. l.. Glacier creek q. T. CahilI
 Jam fraction. Cunningham creek James Byrne.
 Rocker bench. west of Standard oi Co. No. 1 on Nowton No. 2. D. D. Keii,
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OLD TIMERS
 DOUBTFUL

old timers H Dawson from knyukrb arc doubtful about the rich new strjk, on Nolan creek proving extensive. All tho koyukuk creeks sn far have shown anything hui continuous ,x.eHsfv. nay Most of them have hceu worked chiefly near i'm heads. and deep sink ing aas not been common in the camp some of th. rayxrraks have been luly two or three foot wide. and the bedrock only two or thron feet down and th, gold as a rnle k very coars. and fael,- ety
 Mascot Hammond rnion. swift. Vermont Emma. Minnie Nolan Nlyr- fle and maHy other creeks in the siem- ttt have hrru voiJ;cd for several wears but on none has extensive pay been Ia- cated.
 Just above the present strike rich .'pot-hotr~ Was found and large zam taken out at depth 1f i1 feet. Just below there a hole lei fert was sunk a long time ago. and just below this place k where tHr present strike iz fe- ported at a depth of 14a feel. "a il, will be seen that ths bcdrock dips rapidly
 old timers saR, mf plenty of room in tho ..llcy ,fA considerable 4as-,rruI,. lfit Is about three nils long. and a sort of natural catch has in. But Il nas been Inc theory. owing 10 the coarse slugs of gold found 9l tho higher rim rock. that the gold has not travelled very fan Ou smith creek. pun of Nolan. hig money has aiSo b"'n taken out in spots.
 Nolan creek is about g8 miles above. Kettles well toward the head of the Koyukuk H is difficult place to reach iu summer ur winter. bat the winter trail offers th. best route.
 Prospecting on Inc Keyukuk has aI- ways been fascinating game from the fact that when uue does strike it he generally strikes | bie The cost of provisions. however. Is nigh and it requires lot of mapey to keep ra. ing Some of those who have mined the richest "srots' and taken out in- dependent fortune laNe spent them again on the grount without finding anything worth whns
 Several of the othf eid-timers from ! the Kovukuk think he strike means another pot -hole' more extensive. perhaps than any found thus far. They ali admit. however tkere Is always the possibility of tn" prsencc of con tinuons paystreak T the Koyukuk country somewhere hlt more probably farther on over on Sohe If the benches where the formation is mt as broken
 Dawson News
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NOME ALASKA. MARCH 2i. 1908
NUGGET TELEeRAms NOT FALSE

Ths telegrams which reached the Nugget and whlea announced Mr Gales refusal te be candidate for reelection were not false That much k now known L. be positive fac. The refusal WIS tclcerarHed to tho Seattle Times by its Washington cor respondent. and Walter clarke. tHe Washington correspondent fl th. P.-I. sent the same information te his own paper.
 The &nEzet'= eslasranlz# #w=ieh came from tHera. are Haa an ff- ii this ef- fee and may be seen hv anyone so desiring Evidently Mr Cale. if h- has withdrawn his decIiuatfon. which is his privilege. has mol ~a s,ated sa those with whom he has conferred the newspapcrmeu.
 Some of the most peculiar af condi- lions now prevail in Nomc.s political campaigning. and are worthy of mo- tice
 AS chief advisors of the eale forces we find A. J. Dalv territorial commit teemaa for Nome and number af other good old-time democrats.
 The Wild Goose company is fatherine Cum and Dr F. F Hu is reputed ta be one of the advisory board for Cor son.
 One thing can be said in favor of the last named, and that is that he k republican and never before held office Of Cum the same statement couli only be made as a cheap sort a' witticism. or as one would say that fish doesn't like water
 As 10 Tom Gale people need only 10 be reminded that he is a democrat and that the chief plank of the plat form from which he stepped to Wash ington was made of the promise to bring about reforms in the mining laws of the district
 How have these promises been ful- flied? Where are the rcformse Has he succeedd in altering in any parti- cular the regrettabIe conditions tha, have been SO powerful a factor in the retarding of the country's develop ment? No. Tom Calc has been tried and found wanting He had the con fldence of the people. but with an aI- most inconceivable contempt has he
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AS TO THE MEN OF OLD.

x casual remark by an American clergyman tho other day has set many persons to diseusslng the question wh'thor Washington or Lincoln would br competent ,o iii tHe place af presi- dent satisfactorily at this time. and the opinion Is here and there quite freely and quite martiy expressed that neither would Transpauted into these times. il is areurd, either would hc an old fogy ia 4 austHug age. ,. parohciaI or provincial statesman in Ian imperial realm Precisely SO it might with equal plaueibility be argue I that Beethoven and Mozart would br incapable of conducting modern or ehestra containing Instruments which he knew not of, that Faraday would br inst and helpless in modern physical laboratory. and that Franklin woull scarcely be able Co serve as q prrutcr-- devil in twentieth eeuturs publishin. house All of which may in a certain constricteG liberalism be quite true. ban all of which in spirit and in rational application is utterly absurd.
 The fallacy consist. In the tuten- able and wholly unreasonable suppo-
 -ition that those great men of the past would still be men of the past if they Acre translated into our own times. of sourso. they would not be. The geuius
 pf Beethoven or Mozart born into th.
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$1o REWARD!

Thursday morning. March Iglh. be- tween 2 ao and II o'clock man drlv- ine six ef seven dogs hitchcd to an empty -krt sled on the trail to Lit tie croek- and brutally beat q pun hitcned in the wheel The above re- ward will he paid for information dls closing the identity of the offender.
 ALASKA HUMANE SOCIETY Phone Black 7i
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GEETLEMANLY ROBBER
 HOLDS UP STAGE ALONE.

UKIAH CoI. Jan l5-A lone nigh Hayrian held mp the Potter valley stage th.s aft--noan near what is called Wool rock near Wauenberger5 The rn5ber was seutl"maniy sort of fellow anI evidently did not want 10 take all his sirt.u- ssd Nail Stackgon. The driver. tzrrw a.t h.s rurs. containing six sil- Yer dollars. and the rabber passed back two saving he would not need 1t all The two passengers were assessed re- speetivcly three and a half and two and a hIf dollars The robber then wished them luck and told them to drive on
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CALL FOR REPUsLI.
 GAN PRIMARIES

The Republican Territorial Commit trr fnrfhc Second Division af AlasItt in obedience Co the call of the Rcpub- lican Territorial Committee of Alaska
 hereby call upon ati Republican voters uf this division Of Alaska. tn hold Iti- mary conventions on the eiSt day af March. f9os except in Nnmc1. ro- tha purpose of eleetinR delegates h tho Re- publican Convention to be held at kctcaikan, Alaska. on May l2th. i9os
 The delegates from the Second Divf- sion of Alaska to the said Republican
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Convention ut Ketehikan have hecn ar- portloued as follows
 Blun. L Candle. 3. Council. ;. Dahl creek. |. Beering Q. Keewallk. |. Kouz garoE mnuth of Taylor crcelo, r.. Nome. o.. Penny River l. salmon Lake. I. shelton. 3. 3.solomou. I. St Michael. i Teller. 2. Tin City. i To- tal. 90.
 All delegates elected should bc given written credentials over the stgnatures of the officers of the primary.
 The primaries sHouid br held in each af t'tr above named places at the eurn est pII artunity without further nuil.. from t1is cnuinittes
 The primaries in Nom" Will bc heii on Monday March a3rd laes, et the Eagle hall. at o'clock T. in
 N. II. CASTLE
 |. D. MILRoY.
 Repe,lican Territorial Commit 5t lee. Second Division. Alaska
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H.aal taa hoHats saaaereH HpeH m#
 Instead of IrrkiHE tu Nfasku.e .u- prayswent hc has wasted t#= ensfI. 2 Ala-ka.s representation ia -aahefe-- hs following wiil-a'-tb=-wi-r- riayIr- t tn. rrtr#-siaud and by urEigctiuE ,H, duties tho performance af WriyH alone could prove his election ta have bern Justified
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Black satssn Vast at sfoo.
 Guaranteed wear" in black. white and eoiors. ...... ..... Panama sutngs at s1.oo per yard French VorIe that IS sold outside at $500 per yd aoing at s20o
 Fancy Woo Cheek suitins. double width. suitable for ladies shirt .aists and ehildren's dresses. at yards for si0o
 seaut'flu eidsrdowr at 50 cents yd.
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Capital $1OO,00O

1. F.. CHILBERG, President I. $. KIMBAIL.. Vice Presideti N. l.. COLLIER, Manager (. G COWDEN. Cashier ]. ! COLE. Ass, Cashier \. W. KAH. Asa yer.
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.iea af said distriet.

sieH af said district
 In obedience to resolution of the ia.i Republican Convention held In Juucau Alaska. on the 1Ith day uf November t9a7. the members of the Territorial Central Committee for each judicial d.. vision grc authorized and instructed ta make an appurtlonmsHt nf their sae- cral divisions upon which ta base the representation from each several pre- cinc's within their division and Co pub fish sach appertionment in man 10 carry out the p~occss af this eaH
 The members of the said Central Committee upon whom deyolyc~ thf duty ef arpor.isnmcut arr as follows. tn-wit.
 E}r-f Division
 = Sea. SkarWaS.
 F T Hunt Ketchikan
 <. NJ. Siurs1u. Dougns
 Second Division.
 ts F. Mi'roy. Nome.
 \ IT. Ca4ftaz tsaun.H
 F"prer. Gaudie
 TIHa Division
 John !. McGmu. tairBaF
 F l. YouHs Seward
 l. b sheldon. Valdez
 l.ae.4 division shall be allowed 5o drf- oeates to said Territorial Convention Inc abave named committees to ar rartfaH tr,ir several divisions accord ineiy
 .ell aeie-a'ez -harld bs. gfFen written credentials over thr signatures of tae officers of election The Republican Central Committee win act ns commit. tc. an credentials to determine wh4 shail bo allowed to participate in the temporary organization of said Terri torial Convention In case Of confess. notice thereof must be filed with tho ="eFefary of said Central committ"e at least ai hours before the d1tc of con. vontion.
 h order To obviate possible delays iu mails, the convention will recognize such tcleEraphio or cable proxies as are verified by member of the Centra
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FOR sAE

Elasius and Sons upight plano. Frs, class condition. Vpiy Mrs. J. A. Tesaek, First ave. If
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An excellent quality green Felt. very fine quality. 74 inches wide at S25o yd. A very heavy quality of Bear Cloth at s3.50 yd.
 soc. Mattings at 25e yd. by the bolt: 3Ce. yd n less quantities. Administer Velvet Carpets that are gorgeous; the price IS SO low [, will certainly astound you.
 BURlAP Colored and green at cost
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High Grade impornd and Domestic Cigars at the Board rrads
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Committe" iu each judicial division.
 II. SHELDON.
 Chairman Republican Cen
 tral Committee ~. C WOLF. Secretary. 5
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Rerefliean Territorial Commit II lee. Second Division. Alaska
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-06-12
A STATESMAN INDICTED.
Congressman Laning Charged With
EmbezzIement.

Norwalk, o., June 6:-Congressman
]. F. Laning. formerly vice president
and a director Of the defunct Ohio
Trust Company, was indicted today
on seven counts charging embezzle-
ment, was jointly indicted with ]. p.
Gibbs, president Of the closed bank,
on two indictments in which obtain.
ing money by false pretenses is charng.
ed, and another indictment charging
misapplication Of the funds Of the
bank.
1t was stated that the failure OF
the Ohio Trust Company in Januar,
brought about the failure Of two
other banks, the failure Of two steel
companies, and receivership Of the
Laning Printing Company, Of which
Congressman Laning is president. CO
gresham Laning recently was nom
mated for a second term in con.
gress. '1o-
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-06-12
Nature has provided the stomach

Nature has provided the stomach
With certain natural fluids known as
the digestive juices. and it is through
these juices that the food we eat is
acted upon in such a. ayas to pro.
duce the rich, red blood that flows
through the veins Of our body and
thereby makes US strong, healthy and
robust, and il is the weakening of
these digestive juices that destroys
health. l. is our own fault il. we
destroy our own health, and yet it is
so easy for any one to put their stom.
ach out Of order. When you need to
take something take it promptly, but
take something you know is reliable,
something like Kodol for dyspepsia
and indigestion. Kodol is pleasant
10 take, il is reliable audis guat anteed
to give relief. 1t is sold BY Hooper
Drug Co.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-06-12
Maniac C,laly slss,, /, Ia, Nan.

Minneapolis June 4:-The police
have been unable to establish the
identity Of the twenty year old ma
MAC who calmly walked up to A. p.
Camden, Of Chicago, late. last Tight
and shot him dead. a search Of the
prisoners effects showed that he had
received mail under the name of Jas.
Montague" but the police beIsfl
that this Is a pseudonym taken from
some flashy fiction found In; hys
trunk. In the trunk was found a
complete feminine outfit with a collar
already attached to a shirtwaist. as
II he was prepared to don the same
on short notice. A woman's wig was
part Of the disguise. Mr., Camden
was here attending the convention
OF operative millers. ~''''
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-06-12
ReceIves Salary Earned bal '62.

The minute accuracy of the gov
'.-nents system of keeping accounts
was illustrated by a check which Cap
Charles Grant, of this city received a
short time ago. The check was for
50, and was received from the war
department for balance due Captain
Grant for services In the Civil War.
After being promoted to a captain
cy Captain Grants pay wds by an
error allowed as a lieutenant for a
short time, and part Of the 50 wai
to cover this error, and the balance
was for two or three other small er.
rors In other allowances. The mat.
ter must have been carried on the
government records all this time. for
the captain recently received a let.
ter from q firm Of Washington law.
yers telling him that there was some
PACK pay due him and that they
could get 1t Tor him If he would give
them authority. He did so, with the
result that in a short time he re.
ceivsd the above mentioned amount
-Larned Tiller and Toiler.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-06-12
Death in a Torniado's Path.

Do
Geneva, Neb, June Sat least
six persons are dead, four fatally
hurt and several others more or less
seriously injured, as the result Of
Fridays tornado which swept across
Fillmore county and destroyed every
thing in its path. The list Of cas-
ualties includes as dead, Lulu Smith,
a domestic employed in the home Of
John Shively, Irene Shively, the lat.
ter's four year old daughter, Elijah
Argenbricht, living two miles east Of
Shickley, and two small children be.
longing to a family named Small,
near North Branch, Kansas. Those
fatally injured are John Merriam, liv.
ing near Shickley,. Mrs. Elijah Argen-
BRIGHT and Ross Shively. Seriously
hurt are Ed Russell, q farm hand on
the Shively farm, also John Shively
and wife. A number Of other per.
sons have been injured whose names
are unknown. The tornsdoes were
two In number. An Nebraska roads
are still suffering from the washoutt
and many trains are annolled.
A cyclone . b reported to have
hIlsd one person 1t Franklin, Neb.
At Fairfisid, 'Nsbfaska thrse churches
and forty h06sss IRE reported. as
having been d1itrgySd., With slime ios,
Il lie. but the details are not OBJ
Jet. stso /.