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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-23
BOSTON AND NEW YORK
STOCK MARKET REPORT

Following is the daily market comment
of Paine, Weber & Co. Boston, together
with the range Of prices of copper stocks
and other Boston 1istings In which the
west is interested. as well as slilliaI
report on New YORK curb transactions.
by James A Pollock & Co, and from
whom It is secured for use in this depart
ment Of The Herald:
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Metal Market.

Ore and bullion settlements in this city
Yesterday, as reported by Mccormick &
Co, amounted to $4,000. as follows: Sill
YER lead. gold and copper ores, S2OWO;
base bullion. $4,000.
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Utah Lithosraphins Co.;
high Grade Commercial Stationery.

sell the supplies. Salt Lake Photo
supply Co. 142 Main street
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A..Y.-P. EXPOSITION RATES
Via OREGON Short Line &. &.

$500 from salt Lake to Seattle and
return: on sale daily, commencing June
J. Ask agents for further particulars
CITY ticket office. POI Main street.
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Adrian B. Pembroke, Stock Broker
"a West ID South. Phones 75S.
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Picture Framing.

Midgley-Bodel Co, 80 East First souti
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1909-01-15

Bismarck, Jan. 1.-THE legislature
of North Dakota organized formally
at noon on Tuesday, Jan. s, and, after
electing it's officers in both houses,
adjourned for week in order to give
the speaker and the president of the
senate an opportunity to prepare their
committee lists. The announcement
of committees will be made at the
opening Of the session on Wednesday,
Jan. 13, and the real grind of the leg
islature will begin as soon as the
committees are named. The organ.
fZation of the senate was harmonious
and the placing Of appointees was
taken care of by special committee
of conference, consisting of Senator
LaMoure of Pembina county as chair
man, Senators Talcott, Sharpe and
Movius as conferees on the "stalwart"
side of the chamber and Senators
Crane, Mcdonald and Koffel on the
"insurgent" side of the chamber The
senatorial organization plums were SO
distributed that there was the least
possible amount of friction Every
AkCpuOIASdll oSuolo1 NaS GH GluSu d
place and called in to list his prefer
ence. The slate prepared by the COM
mittee was adopted by the senate eau
Gus without break and everything
was peaceful in the deliberations of
the opening day. The formal calling
of the rolls on the appointees was the
principal business of the senate ses-
sion.
!. !. ).
There was a little hitch in the rec
ommendation of a chairman for the
senate judiciary committee. Senator
Little of Burleigh county, who has
held this important craftsmanship
since statehood almost, is not now a
member of the senate, having retired
last summer to make the race for the
United States senate. This left a
vacancy in the judiciary chairman
ship, for which there were number
of applicants, the leaders being Sen.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1909-01-15

satisfactory, and there is strong
feeling of enthusiasm among all
the workers that the Exposition
will be beautiful in appearance
and successful in exhibits. The
interest shown seems a certain in
dication Of a large attendance. In
fact, there is nothing now that can
prove an obstacle to it's success
except some unusual interference
impossible to foresee.
A very elaborate and expensive
program of entertainments after
the Exposition opens and one that
will prvove very attractive and in
teresting is being arranged.
This Exposition will be remem-
bered, among other things, as one
that was ready and complete on it's
opening day. The site readily
lends itself to establishment, and
has the most delightful location,
and is surrounded by magnificent
and inspiring mountain and water
scenery.
The Chronicle is going to give
away two tickets to this great ex-
position, with all expenses paid
from Beach and return. Watch for
later announcement.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1909-01-15
Special 10 The Chronicle BY J. w. Foley

atOr Simpson of Stark county and
Senator Pierce of Ransom county. To
avoid any friction and to prevent any
heated controversy the committee de-
cided to recommend that the place so
to Senator Sharpe of LaMOnrc ccun-
ty. Sharpe ranks both Of the other
applicants and while he did net push
his candidacy actively he consented
to take the place in the interest of
harmony and good feeling in the sem
ate. Sharpe has been member OF
the senate for three terms, is a bank
err and attorney at Kuhn and enjoys
the confidence Of every member of
the senate. The judiciary committee
will include practically all of the at.
torneys in the senate
Senator LaMoure of Pembina coun-
ty, the oldest member of the body in
point Of service, will be chairman Of
the committee on appropriations,
which will include a member from
each district in which there is state
institution seeking funds. The senate
appropriations committee practically
prepares the budget for the whole
state and is one of the most impor-
tant committees of the upper house.
There is always considerable strife
for place on this committee and par.
ticularly so at this session, when the
growing needs of the state institu-
tions leads the members of the legis-
lature from institution districts to
seek place on the committee that APP
portions the funds. There were two
applications for place on the senate
committee from Barnes county, where
one Of the state normal schools is To-
Gated. but. the place Will probably be
given to Senator Ramsctt, the Repub-
lican member Senator Whitcher of
Valley City, where the normal schoo!
is located. was pressed for the place,
but he was elected as Democrat and
was not held 20 be in line for the
place.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1909-01-15
Cabin Of Hungarian Settler Catches
Fire While Faihgi is Working
About Barn and Mother is
al EeighboTs
TWO CHILDREN DEAD AM
OTHER ONE VERY LOW

AsHE news of a shocking tragedy
q which occurred on a farm ten
miles from Dickinson last week
Saturday was received in Beach
this week.
AS result Joseph kohl's family
Of four chilrden were so badly
burned and frost bitten from ex-
posure that two are dead, one is
dying and the other will probably
be crippled for life.
Mrs. Joseph Kohl, wife Of a
Hungarian homesteader, went to a
neighbours house for visit, leav-
ing her husband to care for four
young children.
While the father was working
about the yard the house took
fire, and before he could get to the
children an s year old girl burnt
to death and the clothing Of the
three younger girls was on fire.
1t was a bitter cold day, and the
4-year-old daughter Of the frantic
man died in his arms before he
could reach a neighbor.
Another still younger child will
die, and the fourth has terrible
burns and frosted feet. Mn. Kohl
also lost his horses in the same
fire. The family came from Hung
ary about year ago.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1909-01-15
CHURCH NOTICES

Services will be held next Sun
day at the United Lutheran Church.
German services at II o'clock.
Topic: Luke 2, 41-52 "When
Jesus was II Years DID," English
services in the evening at 7:30.
Topic: Luke Is, 1l-24. "The Prod
igal Son."
All Lutherans are heartily invited
to attend these services. Both
services will be conducted by Rev.
Jacob f. M. Essig.
You are kindly invited to our
services in the school house next
Sunday. Sunday School at 1880
a. M; Christian Endeavor at 700
p. m.; Preaching at 1880 p. m.
Alex Douglas, Pastor.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1909-01-15
NORTH DAKOTA LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS PROCEED l(5;>

Gilbert of Cass county will probably
be again ellairnaii Of tn" committee
On railroads an Crane is likely to 90
to the head cf lie s.tatn affair com
mittcc. Simpson Of stark VAS select
ed as president pro tenn. OF The senate
and the elective and aproirtiv% offices
were distributed through: TIC state as
is the case with all legislative ses.
sions
:. I. i.
In the house Burdic.s Of Cagalier
was elected speaker. he boil&: a dark
horse candidate, and vas selected as
sort Of compromise Between the
ultra insurgcnt faction and the mod.
crates. White of Traill county and
Skulason OF Grand Forks were the
avowed insurgent candidates and
neither one of them could muster
enough strength to win the place.
Burdick is young man, only twenty
nine years of age, and made good
record as member of the house two
sofa and was born at OWatonna. He
studied at the Minnesota state uniycr-
sity and was member Of the cham
pionship football team of 1903. His
selection was due largely to the man
ner in which he presided over an in
surgent caucus of members while the
speakership was k-sng debated. HIS
fairness and skill as presiding off,
Ger led to his choice as compromise
between the other candidates and he
was chosen at the general insurgent
caucus on the second ballot and was
elected by vote Of 3S to IS. McCrea,
his opponent, who was supported by
most of the stalwarts in the house, is
an Old member from Pembina county
and widely popular, but the sentiment
in favor of the selection of a speaker
by an insurgent caucus had been so
well developed that it was foregone
conclusion the nominee of the insur
gent caucus would be elected speaker.
(Continuek on Page Two,
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1909-01-15


We are in receipt of letter
from w. C. Schultz from Atchison,
Kas., who has homestead south
of town and who at one time was
local agent for the Dacotah Lum-
Der comp any here. He states that
he will pay Beach visit in the
spring and sends his regards to the
boys. Billy is an experienced lum-
herman and went to Atchison to take
charge of a large lumber concern
in which his father had the contol-
ling interest until his death when
Billy went down and took charge
OF the Schultz interest, which was
about year ago.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1909-01-15
ANOTHER BOUQUET

Among the Christmas editions
that have come to our table none
are more complete and represent
atiye than the Golden Valley
Chronicle of Editor Brinton's.
1t tells in a clear and comprehen-
sive way, we'll illustrated, the
story of the marvellous develope-
ment of the Beach country the
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1909-01-15
BONDS

Sealed bids will be received at
the office Of the county auditor up
to the hour Of II O'Clock a. m. on
Monday February Sth, 1909 for the
furnishing of Fidelity Bonda for
county officers as follows:
Coutny Treasurer, amount $780,
00O.OO
County Auditor, amount $5,0OO.OO
Clerk Of District Court, amount
$5,OOO.O0
Register of Deeds, amount s5,-
10000
County Judge, amount 100000
States Attorney, amount 100000
Sheriff, amount S4,O0O.G0
County supt. Of Schools, amount
$4,000.
The Board reserves the right to
reject any or all bids.
j. A. McGregor,
County Auditor Billings Count y.
| seen it in the Chronicle.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1909-01-15

Herman scheer, an acquain-
tance of the editors Of Fessen-
den, who was one Of the republican
presidential electors, has been DEL
egated as messenger to take the
state returns to Washington. Mr..
Scheer was selected by the other
electors. He takes the vote to
Washington and delivers it into
the hand of the vice president.
He receives 25 cents mile for the
trip. To be selected for this duty
is quite an honor and we congrat-
ulate Mr.. Scheer.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1909-01-15

building up of a modern village and
farming community where the
coyotes howled only few years
since. 1t is full of one of those
most interesting stories of de-
velopment and progress the world
has ever known and Bro. Brinton
is entitled to great credit for his
enterprise. Back of him are the
live business forces that give him
ample support and both will reap
the advantages. Terry Tribune.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1909-01-15
Nineteen Cars Laden With Break
Fast Foods, Oriental Rugs, Etc.,
Damaged Several Cars
Totally Demolished
CREW ESCAPE UNFRAMED;
TRAFFIC DELAYED 10 HOURS

TAYE take the following account
wv Of the wreck at South Heart
which occurred last week
from the Dickinson Post. We were
unable to get the details of the
wreck last week:
The crews on the two Northern
Pacific freight trains had re-
lnarkable escapes from death, when
the second section Of No. 81, west
bound: crashed headlong into an
extra freight eastbound, at New
South Heart, shortly after mid
night Monday.
Although several cars were al
most totally demolished and nine
teen cars in all damaged, the men
escaped without a scratch. The
front end of both engines were
badly damaged. The engines did
not leave the track while the cars
were either derailed or telescoped.
The contents Of the damaged cars
consisted of coffee, breakfast foods,
oriental rugs and goods of all
kinds were scattered in all direc-
tions in hopeless confusion with
the twisted iron and splintered
woodwork of the cars.
1t took ten hours to clear away
the debris the work being made
more difficult by the bitter cold.
The accident was caused by the
failure of the westbound train crew
to see the siding, owing to the
dense clouds Of steam and snow
which obstructed the view. The
westbound train should have al
lowed the eastbound freight to
pass at the siding but instead
dashed by, crashing into the on
coming train near the switch.
The collision came without warn
ing and it was impossible to see
more than a few feet ahead. The
engineers and firemen remained in
their posts as they did not have
time to jump.
At an investigation held at Dick
inson, it was decided that the acci-
dent was unavoidable owing to the
steam and flying snow. The trains
were not going fast at the time
it is said.
With one exception the train
crews came from Dickinson. The
men on the Westbound train were:
Willhouse; fireman, McPhee; con-
ductor, Elliskson, and brakeman,
Harry Clemeo. all of Dickinson.
Those on the eastbound train were:
Engineer, Stortz, Glendive, and
fireman, Hart; conductor, G. w.
Sylvester, and brakeman, j. c.
Bower, all of Dickinson.
No. 6, the east bound passenger
was delayed over four hours by
the wreck.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1909-01-15
Unusual Progress Made in Prepar-
ing Grounds and Erecting Build
} ings For the Big Fair at
Seattle, Wash.
CHRONICLE WILL GIVE TWO
FREE TRIPS TO THIS FAIR
EXPOSIT1ONS have usually

TXPOSITIONS have usually
been noted for their unpre-
paredness on the opening day.
The Alaska Yukon Pacific EXPOSE
tion at Seattle, June / to October
is, 1909, will be unique and a re-
freshing surprise in this respect.
On June l, next, this exposition
will be ready for business in fact.
On Dec 1st, 1909, six months
from the day of opening its gates,
the degree Of completion was as
follows:
The grading, installation of sew
ers, water steam telephone, and
electric conduits, gas, subways,
and all underground work are
done. Paving with asphalt we'll
underway-10. 900 square yards now
laid-will be completed by April
Is, 1909. Landscaping under the
direction of Olmsted Bros, of
Brookline, Mass, proceeding rap
idly, will be done before June l..
Service buildings completed and
occupied: Emergency Hospital,
Fire Station, Power Plant and Ad-
ministration Building.
Exhibit and other buildings COM
pleted and ready for occupancy:
Agriculture, Manufactures, Ma
chinery, Oregon State, Mining,
Auditorium buildings.
Exhibit buildings more than Is
per cent done: Fisheries, Fine
Arts, California State. These will
be completed by Jan. Is, 1909.
Buildings we'll under way: For
estry. Washington State, Arctic
Brotherhood, to be ready March l.
Is, 1909.
Buildings planned and approved:
Foreign, Machinery Annex, Motor
Boat, Transportation, King County,
Spokane County, Chehails, Mis-
souri,, New York, Chicago, Wo-
mans, Model School, to be COM
pleted prior to March 1.
Plans are being prepared and
work will soon start on: Canadian
Government, Japan Government,
Latin American Republics, Utah,
Michigan, Athletic Stadium, Live
Stock, Daughters of American Rev.
clution, and many others of a pa
triotic, fraternal and special char
acter. Many other states will also
participate and erect State build
ings.
Contracts let for United States
Government group of four build
ings covering an area of 17S,000
square feet; appropriation $780,
600; bonded for completion by May
/.
The Cascades and Artificial Gey-
ser basin are practically completed;
the Band Stands, Statuary and
Monuments, Gates and Entrances,
Subways and Bridges are we'll un-
der way and will be ready Feb. Is
to April l, 1909.
A large number of leading con-
cessionaires have made contracts
and are erecting buildings on the
Pay Streak. This will be the best
located and finest amusement street
provided by any exposition in this
country. Demands for space have
been so great that the exposition
authorities have been able to dis
criminate and accept only live and
especially attractive features.
Generally speaking, all necessary
work is progressing as fast as is
desirable, the bonds Of the Exposi-
tion company, amounting to $780,
600, have been sold, and the f.
nances are in shape to complete
the plans up to the opening, June
1. 1909.
The concessions are greater in
number and variety than expected, /,
the receipts from the same very
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1909-01-15

l seen it in the Chronicle.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1909-01-15
A PETITION PRESENTED

j. o. Lytle arrived from Bow
man Monday morning and S. L.
Sheldon and Charles Phelan arrived
from the same place Tuesday morn
ing. Mr.. Lytle filed a petition with
the board of county commissioners
signed by upwards Of 200 residents
of the two south tiers of townships
asking to have said townships seq
regated from Billings county and
joined to Bowman county. After
the matter had been discussed with
the members of the board the gent
lemen from Bowman concluded not
to ask the board to call a special
election at this time and the board
laid the petition on the table un-
til some future time. Mr.. Phelan
left Tuesday evening for Bowman
and Messrs. Lytle and Sheldon went
east the same day expecting to go
to Dickinson and Bismarck before
returning to Bowman. .-Medora
Herald.
--< - <----
The Yates postofice received it's
supplies last week through the
Beach postoffice and is now open
to the public.
Ship your cream to the Dickinson
Creamery Company. They will
pay you the highest market price.
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-08-31
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God is our refuge and strength. n
very present help in trouble
Therefore will not we fear. though
the earth be removed. and though the
mountains be clrried into the mi3st
of the sea;
Though the waters thereof roar and
be troubled. though the noun aims
shake with the swelling thereof.
Selah.
There is a river. the streams where
of shall make glad The city Of God,
the holy place of the tabornacles OF
The most High.
Goa is in the midst Of her: she
SHALL not be moved: God saall help
her and that right early.
The hea hen ragged, the Kingdoms
We're moved: he uttered his voice the
earth melted
The LORD of hosts is with us: the
God Of Jacob is our refuge S"lah.
Come, behold the works cf the Lord
waat desolations he hath made In tnc
earth
He maketh wars to cease unto tht
EN- of the ca ,th he breaEe Il the DOW
and cutteth the spear in sunder he
hurneth the chariot in the fire
BE still and know that | am God
/ will be exalted among the hcthen
will b. exalted in the earth
The Lord Of hosts is wi j as. Tho
God of Jacob is our refuge. Selah
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Casey must marry a -ieh girl and 'the
others undertake 20 find him a suit
able mate. II becomes necess3r az
one stage to dispose of the maiden
aun OF a certain young ladv so they
contrive 70 ship her off TO Boston un-
til her presence is no longer a men
ace. Her disappearance helps things
along. for charges of robbery. ahduc-
tion, and muir Ter are promptly brought
against the quartet by the police 1he
end Is unexpected TO everybody-and
Casey most Of all The characters are
splendidly drawn even the minor ones
and the whole tale is Inyes ed with an
air Of plausbility. despite the pre-
pcsterous plot
The September short stories are n
strong collection what Happened to
Father is an amusing yarn by Nav
Roberts Rinehart. whose books. "The
Man In Lower Ten" and The Circu-
lar Staircase have recently brought
her fame and fortune "Aun' Dianty d"
a powerful yet pathetic tale of a neg
lected old woman. IS by George Allan
England. other noteworthy stories
are "A Question of Honor" by Horn
Or Cotes;; The Sh2dnw of Molly Kin
shela,' bv Josephine Van Tassel Bru-
orton. Between Trains" by Thomas
L. Mason: "The Death Sentence. "
by Caroline Ticknor; and An Unwill-
ing Intrusion by Percy Wilson
Thomas L. Mason also contributes a
hlithe sketch called when 10 Tell
he Parents which will be enioye
by all fathers ana mothers. and By
some children.
"A Patchwork Quilt of Humanity. %
by Day Allen Wiley is an interesting
special article on our newest state.
Oklahoma. Character Leakage" is the
third and last of DR.. George Lincoln
lions new cries Of papers on
hose Nerves DR. Walton. it will
be remembered. is the famous nerve
specialist who wrote that rem rkable
little book why Worry?" In the de
nartment "Ways of the Hour w.
Barton Blake discourses on The Big
ness Of Things Ellis 0. Jones. on
The Things We Cannot See" and
Phil Colon. on The Sin Argument
Walter Pulitzer contribu es some
'Ccgitations' In epigrammatic form
There are charming verses by John
Kendrick Bangs. Florence Earle Goats
and other we'll known singers: ana tc
top off with them are sixteen p ges
Of brand new jokes, jingles. and anec
Totes. Only a very captious critic
could find fault with the September
lippinco is.