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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-05-06
CONCRETE RESERVOIRS FOR
WATER CONSERVATION

Pierre. S. d.. May 1.-AThe PROPOSE
tion of constructing reservoirs of con-
crete in the western part of the state
for the conservation of water supply,
has been followed with much interest
by the technical magazines, and by,
the citizens of the state who are more
vitally interested, as owners of land.
There was constructed at Fort Meade,
S. d., a large reservoir of concrete.
State Engineer Lea being the superin-
tendent of construction. The reservoir
recently underwent and successfully
stood an exhaustive test. On October
Is, 1908. it was entirely filled with water
and the valve to the west compartment
closed. On April Is, after a period of
seven months, the valve was opened.
and it was found that the compartment
contained the same amount of water
as it held at the date of closing the
valve
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-05-06
GOES TO PRISON
SECOND time
Forged Name of Man Who
Gave Him Chance to Redeem
His Past.

Sioux Falls. S. d.. May "a plea of
guilty to the charge of forgery was
entered by John II. larkin. formerly a
resident of Belle I'ourchc. who was
pardoned out of the Sioux Falls peni
tcntiary last fall. after serving part of
q term for forgery. when the defend
ant was arraisned before Judge Jones.
of the state circuit court i'm this city.
I.arkin now has been sentenced to a
term of five years i'm the Sioux Falls
pcnitentiarN.
After being pardoned from prison
last fall Larkn was given an oppor-
tunity to make a man of himself by L.
S. G. Cherry. a local attorney. who gave
him a good position in his office. But
after living q straightforward and hon
est life for ii time, Larkin again be-
came crooked and fled from the state
about the time it was discovered that
he had forged the name of his employ
Ell to number of checks which he
passed in the city. He finally WAS
captured at New Orleans only few
hours before he intended enistine in
the United States army under an as
sumed name with the object of thus
effectually and permanently concealing
his identity. He is yet a young man.
is we'll educated. an expert stenoEra-
pher and Of prepossessing appearance.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-05-06
YOUNG HEIREsS CLEARED
OF NUMBERING A MAN

Neosho, Mo, May 4.-Miss johnny
Davidson. the young heiress on trial
here charged With the murder of Roy
Ramsour, her sisters sutor was ac-
quilted here this morning.
The jury was out II hours. having
been given the case at O'Clock Friday
afternoon. after sensational trial.
Miss Davidson is wealthy in her own
right and her family is prominent. The
Ramsour family also is well to do and
because of the prominence of the prin-
cipals the case has caused intense feel
ing. The prosecution was vigorous.
while the defense spared nothing in it's
efforts to free the young woman.
Yesterday Miss Davidson showed the
strain of the trial for the first -ime
She broke down and cried, as many
other women in the court room did
when her attorney concluded his plea
for her life. She also gave way to
her feelings when the prosecutor con
demned her as a cold blooded mur-
Gercss."
a dramatic scene marked the clos
ing arguments when Mrs. Samuel Rey-
nolds, aunt of the slain man, became
wildly hysterica! during the arguments
Of the prosecutor. She screamed aloud
that the defendant be convicted and
then collapsed completely.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-05-06
NAVIGATION CONGRESS
HOLDS ORIGINAL DATES

Nankton. S. d. MAY At has been
decided mere. in committee meeting. not
to postpone the dates of July .. s. 9.
for the Missouri River Navigation con-
grcss on learning from Senator Gam
BILE that President Tafts western
dates were too indefinite to allow of
giving amy date for a Yankton .-isit.
Numerous letters of acceptance 1or the
meeting are arriving and President
Taft may yet be able to be here. James
j. Hill of the Northern. and Governor
Burke of North Dakota, will both be
here. as will Chief Clifford Iinchot of
thu Omitted States forestry bureau.
Others who have accepted invitations
are Mayor kuyer of Kansas City. kas..
Captain +. I'll. Schultz. engineer i'll
charge of Missouri river improvements.
and Colonel j. J.. Vance. president of
the Ohio Valley congress. columbus.
Ohio. The local committee is now re-
sumins its activity in preparation for
the congress. NOW that the dates are
known.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-05-06
ALsEN RAISES MONEY
FOR RAILROAD PROJECT


Ncrmillion. S. D., MAJ 4.-Another en-
thusiastic meeting of the railroad pro-
moters of Alscn and vicinity was held
in the Garfield town hall last Wednes-
day evening, the large building being
filled With interested citizens. Steps
We're taken to make q complete inNes-
tigation of the survey of the proposed
line and roadbed and a large sum of
money was subscribed for furthering
the project. by assessing each quarter
section of land along the route So Il
sufficient sum vas raised to carry on
the work. AS was stated. the survey
will be thorough, even grade stakes
will be set so that active work can be
carried on as soon as the road has been
laid out. To put it in the language of
one of the farmers of this district the
farmers mean business. which means IL
railroad fully oquipped With modern
improNements in the near future. ..
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-05-06
DISTRICT TOURNAMENT
OF EIREMEN AT ARMOUR

Armour. S. D., May "A meeting of
the executive board of the southern
South Dakota Firemen's Picnic associa-
ton, comprising the towns in the coun-
ties of Dougls S. Charles Mix. Bon
Homme. Hutchinson and Yankton, met
in this city last night for the purpose
of pertectin. plans for the celebration
of their annual picnic. Geo. H. HenrN.
of Platte. vice president of the associa-
tion, presided at the meeting during
the absence OF the president. 1t was
decided to hold the annual tournament
in this city on the LIST. I'd and Sd of
June, 1909. The various committees
We're appointed and the movement
started for the proper observation of
the. event
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-05-06
FACE LATHERED, HE
DRIVES FIRE ENGINE

New York, May 3.When the
aialn gong sounded in the quarters of
Engine company No. IS. john Nerran,
driver, who was shaving himself in
the dorrlito"y on the second floor
rushed to the brass pole and slid down
iie drove hia three horses at full speed
un Eighth avenue With the open razor
still cls,sped in his hand and his face
covered With lather
Not until ne arrived ut the Hotel
Bi2ddock. in West ore Hundred and
Twentv-s Sth street. Where a false
alarm had been tl.rncd in, did Nerrian
notice what he had done. His atten-
ton was drawn to the razor by the
smiles OF Il crowd which had collected,
and he pl.,eed it in his pocket and
brushed tie latl:er troal his face With
his sleeve.
The crowd. which mad chaffcd him
when he arrived on the scene. read the
signs arisht and gave Nerrian three
cheers when he mounted to his seat.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-05-06
BRUiSto ryxMER
W|FE'5 HEAD AND
CUTS own THROAT
Arrested Husband Escapes Of.
fcer and Slashes Neck,
Dying Instantly.

Aberdeen. S. H.. May 6.-Bort RUS
Sell arrested at MaupaN on Il charge
of beating his Wife over the head with
some sharp Instrument in1licting prob
ably fatal injuries. broke away from
Tho officer. seized Il knife lying on il
table and cut his throat dying in
stantly.
Mrs. Russell WAS found in a room
at 'iroton With her head horribly
beaten and bruised She was brought
to Aberdeen tn hospital, where She is
still unconscious. and cannot tell the
story of the attack.
Russell was arrested on suspicion,
when he committed suicide. The couple
lived near Aberdeen and separated last
fan. Russell claiming other men were
too attentive to his wi:e.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-05-06
BRIDGE AT LIE BEAU
WILL COST $1,OOO,OOO

I.cEeau S D., May 5.-The building
OF the Minne apolis 4 st. Louis line
west from this point will necessitate
the construction of a bridge across the
river here. Already soundings have
been made aud it is found that perfect
foundations for the piers can be Sc
cured at a depth of so feet which is a
little less than for the Northwestern
bridge at Pierre and about the same as
for the Milwaukee bridge at Bobridge.
The estimated cost of the structure
is 81 900 900. A temporary structure will
span the river while the permanent
bridge is building, and work on the
temporary bridge will begin as soon
as materials can be secured
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-05-06
LIE BEAU GAS WELL
A RICH PRODUCER

LeBeau, S. D.. April 3O.--A test made OF
the Minneapolis & st. Louis roads two
inch artesian and gas we'll at this place by
c. w. Andring. superintendent OF the
Pierre Water and Gas works. shows that
under closed pressure the we'll, which is
1.4S6 feet deep has a flow of So gallons
minute and l00 cubic feet of gas an hour.
The gas will assmilate for combustion
seven parts Of air to one of gas, is al.
most odorless and Is of the best quality
for heating purposes, and is the best
known for internal construction engines.
1t is slightly deficient for illuminating
purposes. but owing to the practical alb,
sence of carbon 1t requires a burner OF
different kind than that in use for artifi,
cial gas.
The analyst estimates that one six-inch
we'll will furnish light. heat and power
for all purposes for a population Of 2,OOa
people.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-05-06
.PEN|TENTIARY
REACHED AHEAD
OF COMMITMENT I
Highmore Criminal Demands
Admittance and Is Delayed
Until Sheriff Arrives.

Sioux Falls S. d., May 3.-Milton
McIver is the name of Il young man,
aged 80 or %. who made an unsuc-
cessfu attempt to break into the Sioux
Falls peni, antiary. 1t came about in
this Nay
AT a term of state circuit court, held
in Hyde countN-where Mc1Ner has
made bis home--somc months ago he
resisted and attacked an officer. IN the
peraon of a deputy sheriff, who had
visited the nomn of himself and father
for the purpose of attaching some nj
their property. Young McIver was
sentenced to a term of two years ant
six months in the pcnitcntiary. Pend
ing tho result of Il motion for Il new
trial. he Was released on bonds OF
$1,000
IIc left the state and was elsewhere
when the motion for q new trial re,
Gently was denied. The authorities o..
Hyde county We're about to Institute
an action with the purpose of having
his bond declared forfeited when Nc.
1Ncr heard of the 2ction relating tc
tn" nov rrlai and immediately came
to Sioux Falls. Going to the peniten.
planning That he Was ander sentenc.
but as lac cid not have ~ commitment
tie prison authoritics had to deny his
request that hc be assigned Quarters
in the prison.
I.ater the saeriff Of Hyde county ap-
f,rar"' in :he city With the aeccSsarN
commitment. and nov MclNer is at last
IN the peniicnti&ry. He has engaged a
local attorI ey, Who will make another
in this doubtless will take an appeal
tp The state S;IlD,ttn, court.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-05-06
SUPREME colseT DEFINES
TO ACCEPT JURISDICTION

Huron. S. d.. Aay Ga telegram
from Pierre says that the supreme
court has refused tho writ of man
da1nus compelling the Huron city
oouncil to designate what streets and
alleys may be occupied by the Dakota
Central Telephone company for tn" OK
tension of it's lines within the corporate
limits of the city.
Some time since. an injunction pro-
'ceedng WAS instituted and argued in
the circuit court i'm this city. but de-
cisinn WAS reserved pending the action
of the supreme court i'm the mandamus
proceedings, which was argued before
the supreme court some 10 days since.
with the result that the demand has
been refused.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-05-06
ROAD PLANS WESTWARD
MOVE FROM LEREAu

Aberdeen. S. D., April 3O.-General
Manager Cutter OF the Minneapolis &
st. Louis railroad, with a number of
Beau on Monday for the country west
of the Missouri river, for the purpose
of selecting route for the roads
extension through the Cheyenne River
reservation. The party is travelling in
a southwesterly direction. 1t is in
tended to extend the road distance
Of at least $50 miles, in the direction
Of Belle Fourche. and that town may
be made the western terminus of the
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-05-06
COUNTIES DISAGREE
OMER RnlIMnARX

pierre, S. D.. May 1.-The failure
on tla l:Tt of the legislature TO clearly
establish the boundary line between
Lyman AID Stanley counties has Gre
nted Il situation which will no doubt
eli Il With a rcNlc.s of the situation by
til supreme court According to the
I3llck Hills survey, the llne goes to the
center of the Missouri river the sec
ond survey goes to range 10. west, and
then turns north and then east, which
incluAes several sections to the credit
of Lyman County. When it comes to
he assessment uf lands. Stanley coun-
ty wants the Black Hills survey. Ly-
man county will insist ol; the second
survey. a meeting of the county COM
missioner ars. together with the states
attorneys OF the two counties will be
called and an effort to fix the line so
that it will be satisfactory to both
counties will ha made. Ii is thought.
however, that the matter will even
tuailv be carr &c to the supreme court.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-05-06
CHILDREN LOSE LIVES
I'M BURNING HOME

Sturgis, S. D.. May 1-Twi children
of William Reilnman. a boy aged 2
and girl aged 4, We're cremated in
a fire which destroyed the Reihman
home two miles north of here yester-
day afternoon. The father was badly
burned trying to rescue the children.
The parents We're working in field
some distance away when the fire
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-05-06
AWARDED $4,000 IN
PERSONAL INJURY CASE

Alexandria, S. D., May Accord
ing to letter received by j. e. Car
Ion. from San Antonio, Texas. NJ. B..
Murphy, a we'll known auctioneer Of
this place has. after months of litiga-,
ton. recovered $4,000 as damages
from the International & Great
Northern Railroad company. Murphy
was injured in a wreck at Pearsall. in
March. 1908, and sued for $4,000. The
jury deliberated only an hour before
allowing the large sum named
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-05-06
HUDSON GUN cLUB
WILL HOLD TOURNEY

Hudson, S. D.. May 4.-The Hudson
Gun club is making plans for a two
days shooting tournament to be held
here on June II and 12. The shoot
held here last year was one of the
best in the state and the nimrods are
all anxious to have another shoot here
and many outside trap shooters are
expected to be present. The Hudson
Gun club has some mighty fine shots
among them being DIR. G. w. Okey,
who pulled down some ig prizes at
various times during the last few years.
The members of the gun club are also
noted for their hospitality, and they
always make their guests welcome
whenever there is an event i'm the
shooting line in progress here
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-05-06
FOREST RESERVE MONEY
DISTRIBUTED TO COUNTIES

Pierre s. D.. May 3.-The state
auditor has completed the apportion-
inent of forest res rye moneys, and the
fund will be distributed to the coun-
ties in sums as follows: Lawrence
county. S2.27l.55; Pennington county.
S3.0S1SO: Custer county, S233240;
Meade county, $3.50 o.. and to Butte
county. s3Oo.7O The total amount dis
ll.iOuted is SS,2533.41.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-05-06
COMMITS SUICIDE
ON PLATFORM AT
MIDLAND STATION
Respondent Over Lack of En-
ployment, Man Drinks
Carbolic Acid.

Midland, S. D., May o.-At daylight
this morning the dead body of a man
was found on the depot platform here.
1t proved to be Otto Hammon, 80 years
old a claim holder living four miles
south OF Nowlin. the first station west
of Midland.
He had taken carbolic acid. In his
pocket was found a letter which he
had written to his wife which shows
despondency to have been the cause of
the act lIammom had been around
town Saturday afternoon, but had not
been drinking I'm Jones and Stewards S
saloon he applied for position as bar
tender, but there was no vacancy.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-05-06
DELEGATES NAMED
TO PEACE CONGRESS-

Vessey today appointed as delegates
to the National Peace congress DR. H.
X. Warren, Yankton; E. e. Collins
Vermillion; DR.. S. F. Kerfoot, MITCHELL:
Judge E. G. Kennedy. Canton: Rev Mr.
Brewer. Gioux Falls; Rev. w. H. Thrall
Huron; DR.. r. l.. Slagel, Brookings;
DR.. ]. w. Heston. Madison; Professor
Geo. w. Nash. Aberdeen. and j. H.
Carroll DeSmet
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-05-06

BEDFORD, IND.-Thirty girls of the
the streets with their class coiors fly
ing today and refused to return to
school unless 80 boys, expelled by the
principal for having nailed their colors
to the peak of the Flagstaff, were rein
stated.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-05-06
ANTHRAX DEVELOPS IN
kUTCAlNSON COUNTY

Scotland, S. d., April 3O-Dr Arner
reports anthrax is spreading among
horses in Hutchinson county, having
been called to several places where
last few days. This is supposed to be
a continuation of the epidemic that
caused devastation in this part of the
state last spring. spreading from the
north part Of Clay county. Last year
the disease was most prevalent among
cattle, but this spring in it's recurrence
it is attacking horses exclusively. I'm
less stopped by vigorous measures, 1t
will soon assume threatening propor-
tions, because Of the virulen@e of tho
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-05-06

SCHOOL LANDS BRING
a ed5 TO S71 AN ACRE

Sioux Fall. S. d.. May. 3.-'rhc un-
sold school land in this tMinnehaha)
county. has just been offered for sale
by O. C.. pokken. state commissioners
of school and public lands. who per-
sonally came TO Sioux Falls for the
purpose of conducting the safe Thirty
AZ acre tracts We're offered for sale,
bringing prices ranging Trom $40 to
S1 per acic. about the highest price
SIT which school l@rls have ever been
sold in South I)akOta
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-05-06
MRS. GossAGE INVOLVED
IN DAMAGE SUIT

Rapid City, S. D.. May 1.--Mrs.
Gossage. proprietress of The Daily
Journal, is involved in suit for dam
ages as the result OF the domestic diff
ficulties of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mas
terson. Mrs. Masterson secured a di-
vorce last July, after three years Of
married life. Not long ago she missed
some letters she considered valuable,
and supposed that her former husband
had broken into the Gossage home.
where they were, and stolen them.
Masterson was arrested for burglary,
but retaliated with a suit for damages
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-05-06
ARREST OF "JAck,
THE BACK SLAPPER"

Sioux Falls, S. D., April 30
Jack the Back Slapper," is the
title under which Solomon Korn-
man, Jewish strike breaking tai
lor. working here, has been ar
rested. For weeks he has been
slapping women on the back as
he passed them. AS result.
the women of the city were in a
state of terror every time they
went on the principal streets.
kcrnman has never done more
than to give a sharp blow, with
out even turning his head.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-05-06
SCHOOL LANDS SELL
AT HIGH FIGURE

Pierre. S. d.. May 5.--State Land
of land in .Jerauld county to the extent
of 32O acres. which brought $4,000. and
in Minnehaha county the sale of 1,1l6
acres. which brought s64,070. some of
the land in the latter county selling az
high as $7l an acre
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-05-06
INSURANCE COMPANY
is REFUSED LICENSE

Pierre. S. D.. May 3.-'The Mon
arch Mutual Insurance company. of
Watertown. after precarious strug-
gle for existence, has been refused a
license to operate i'm this state for the
year 1909 by Commissioner Basford. 1t
is reported that the outstanding risks
Of the company have been acquired by
the Merchants Mutual Insurance COM
la:luN of Reltield. S. y.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-05-06
CROUCH LINES TAKEN
OVER BY PURCHASERS

t,apid City, S. D.. May 6.-The
Crouch lines, which We're purchased in
January from Receiver G. O. Bailey
werc taken over yesterday by the
RAPID City. Black Hills 4 Western
Railway company. and new rolling
stock will be placed on the line. which
is the Burlington connection with this
city
The officers of the new company are
II. H. McComher OF Augusta. Me-.
president; W. F.. Moore, formerly Of
Cincinnati. general manager. and j. T..
SOule. Superintendcnt.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-05-06
MINER COUNTY YIELDS
100000 SCHOOL FUND

Pierre, S. D.. May 4.-The state land
commissioners force. which is at pres
ent selling state lands, made it's first
report today. The report shows that
at Howard. Miner county, there were
sold 1,4sO acres Of land. The sale of
this state land brings into the school
fund the sum of $6O. Gil o.
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PHONE sUPERcEDEs KEY
ON BURLINGTON ROAD

Deadwood, S. D.. May AFTER a
thorough trial through the Black Hills,
the Burlington Railroad company has
decided to adopt for permanent use the
telephone system of dispatching trains
on this division. The telegraph system
will not be done away with, but will
still be used to transmit messages from
division headquarters at Alliance to
Deadwood and vice versa, but between
Edgement and Deadwood all communi-
cations will be by telephone.
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LIVERY BARN BURNS
ENTAlllNG $4,000 LOSS

Huron. s. D.. May 6-Fire, Monday
afternoon. destroyed the Frank Cans
livery barr entailng loss of over
5000. Horses. vehicles and most of
the harness We're saved. The barn was
being operated under lease held by
ELMER Wilson. The loss is partly COW
cred by Insurance..
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s1.5oo,c GOO no HOSPITAL,

Boston. May By the will of Miss
Elizabeth Brigham. S1.5O0,0OO is given
to tho Robert b. Brigham hospital for
incurables. for the founding and MAIN
terancc of whicn her brother left tho
bulk of his large fortune.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-05-06
BRAND COMMISSION
COMPLIES SESSION

pierre. s. ID. May 5--The state brand
ana mark commission has finished its
work and adjourned. At this session OF
the board there We're liz brands passed
upon and accepted. This brings the
total number of state brands up to the
figure. of 6. 7l5
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-05-06
BISHOP sTARiHA WILL
RESIGN HIS POSITION

Lead, S. d.. April 30.-It was an
nounced today that Bishop John Star
iha, who for the past seven years has
been bishop of the diocese of South
has resigned because Of failing health.
His resignation has been accepted by
the pope. Bishop Stariha viii return
to his home in Austria.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-05-06


PITTSBURG, PA.-Following the an
nouncement by the Carnegie Steel COM
pany OF an increase in prices of their
products. other steel manufacturers are
also increasing prices.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1909-05-06
Observation-Disclosures
COUNTIES RESPOND TO

oFEOINC TNN CALL
Pierre. S. d. May 4.-'rhe state aud
itor issued on April IA. a special taS
CALL and the following is list of the
counties which have reported to date:
Beadle. s4466.09; Brookings, s7.419.57
Brown. Sl0.255.94; Codington, 4,1O7 81;
Kingsbury, s!.37O4s; Lawrence. 81, 2,727
Lincoln, S5,565.6S: Lyman, 81. .7O4 81
Mnnehaha. s13,435.SS; Pennington, 81.
o. =,