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Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-04-30
THE NoRWooDs COMING.

For the week starting Monday
May 3rd the Norwoods presenting
modern hypnotism and mental te-l
lepathy will be the attraction at
the opera house. The Norwoods
have proved box Office winners in
the west this season and come to
us highly recommended by the
press of our nearby cities. Every
thing entirely new along this line
is promised. 1t is good laugh
from the rise to the fall Of the cur
tain and the prices are right. On
Monday the opening night ladies
will be admitted free when accom-
panied by party holding re-
served seat ticket which must be
purchased at the seat sale before
| six q clock Monday The prices for
this engagement will be 10, 20,
so and Soc.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-04-30
Seed Oats, barley and Speltz
the Kampeska Mill. Att.
eRAcELiA'ND a,sTs

Gilbert Davis visited with Mr..
Arkland's last Sunday.
Seeding is progressing finely in
this neighborhood Most of the
farmers are nearly thru with their
work
Carl Looms and family visited
relatives in Garden City Sunday
( Ralph and Pearl Schoonoyer spent
Saturday night and Sunday with
their brother Ernest.
Jean Keyes made quick trip
thru this part Of the country in his
auto Tuesday.
Mrs. White and daughter re-
turned Tuesday evening from Red
field.
Sylvester Compton left last
Thursday for the state Soldiers
Home at Hot Springs
| Mrs. Andrew Duryee is not i'm,
Iproying very rapidly.
1 Mrs, Will Warren returned Sat.
urday to her hone at Bryant aftel
visiting ii few days in Graceland
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-04-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. keenan, came
down from the live city Sunday
and spent the day with relatives.
Mrs. John Schwheinfurt was the
guest Of friends at Gary last week.
Chas. Kranz made a business
trip to Waverly the first Of the the
week. 55j
Fred Raun Of east Chicago isvis-a
iting friends in this vicinity.
Kranzburg will have first class
meat market in the near future.
something that will fill q long felt
wan
Henry Kranz, N. f.. Marx, 4. g.
Deniger and Peter Lindner were
among the visitors from here to the
live city Saturday.
John Kuhn and Henry Lindner Of
the live city were calling on
friends in the burg Sunday.
Henry Schouweiler was visitor
| to the live city Sunday and Mon
day.
! John Schiller made a business
"trip to Goodwin Monday.
Mrs. Martin Lindner left Sunday
for her old home at Beaver Dam,
Wis. being called there by the
illness Of her mother.
1. Hanten and John MahoWald d
! the live city were in the village
Sunday hnstling for the K Of g,
j They secured quite number O
SPECIFICATIONS.
Henry Walerius and wife AM
! John Thoelkes and wife returned
last week from st. Leo, MINI.
where they attended the Fernhoiz
Thoelkes wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. H.A. Kranz are re
ioicing over the arrival of bah
boy at their home on Monday last
VIM. Althaus is working 70
John Klinkhammer south OF town
John Clausen lost a valuabl
mare Sunday and Frank Lindne
Host horse Saturday Very ba
time of year to lose horses.
JANE
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-04-30
Confinement cases a speciality,
Mrs. Dell Schoolcraft, DO. Aft.
kAMPEskA KICKS

Mrs. Barney Jacobs has been in
the live city the past week attend
ing her husband who underwent
an operation. He is getting along
as nicely as could be expected. Z
Quite sand storm occurred
Monday afternoon and turned ev-
erything topsy turvey. 4.
Moses Wheelock Of Grover was a
visitor at his parents Sunday.
I C. H. Fisher of the live city
spent Sunday with his brother c.
M. Fisher.
Mr.. Larsen was live city caller
Monday.
Best Bros. of the live city passed
thru here Tuesday. ].
There are quite few buggies
flying around now days. Wonder
4 why. rs
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Croft are the
proud parents Of a bright baby boy
that came to brighten their home
Sunday morning. Joe is wearing
a smile now days.
Mrs. Visa Wheelock has gone
away to spend the summer witt
her sister.
Mr.. Mathiesen Of Henry wal
caller here Tuesday.
Mrs. Joe Pursel is on the sicl
list again. u q;
en-. Fisher was in the live city
on business Monday
Grandma Nichols and son Georg'
spent Sunday afternoon in the liy'
city. &
Murray was a caller in tn,
live city Monday. .@ 4
Mr.. o. o. Jacobs Of the live cit.
was pleasant visitor here Tues
day Everybody likes to see hi
smiling face around once more.
Mr.. and Mrs. Iorns Of Henr
passed thru here on their way t
4 the live city Tuesday. h.
HAPPY GO-LUCKY.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-04-30
Meigbb orbooo
news Notes
HAZEL HAPPENINGS

Vera Ford finished up her term
of school at the Pereboon school
house on Tuesday.
This is hard year for house
cleaners. Dust out one day and
dust in the next. Oh no! it never
blows in SD.
Mort Adams and family were
visiting lib. Meadows on Friday
and Saturday.
H.B. Jenewein is cutting up
piles Of wall paper these days.
Will Adams returned to his
claim west Of Pierre on Monday.
Jack McLaurin is out with a
subscription for the support Of a
local ball team. Well boys come
on. We can have some fun anyhow.
DR.. Hart reports a fine young
lady at Joe Beavers Sunday.
Phil Setbacken and family re-
turned to their claim west Of the
river Saturday.
Louis Carlson is buildings large
barn on his farm south Of town.
Rev. Hyde was visiting friends
in Hazel Friday He came up to at
tend the funeral Of five" Adams
which was held Thursday, II
= 2
Now is the time tosplant trees
and from the way people are buy
ing the this country will soon be 8
dense forest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Horn are
making trip in the western part
: Of the state. If they like it they
may take up some land as a home
stead.
Ezra Adams and son Amis hav'
gone to Spokane, Wash, to lool
after the business Of E.. E. Adam
who was killed by a street car.
John Peck is putting up bar
on his farm.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-04-30
Miss Harriet Reid closed a very
successful term of school in the
O'Hara school last Friday.

Miss Harriet Reid closed a very
successful term of school in the
O'Hara school last Friday.
Supt. Allin AFFORD is attending
to business affairs at Pierre this
week, s
3a Early Wednesday morning fire
started on the roof of HIS. Mellor's
furniture store and but for the
prompt and quick work of our fire
department might have been very
serious blaze, as the wind was
blowing at a good rate from the
south east.
E. B. Keator and J.R. Preston
spent last Sunday in the live city.
Mrs. Martin Redmond and Mrs.
Nield Of Brookingswere the guests
of Miss Ella Marshal last Friday.
! Miss Laura Eddy Of the live city
spent Sunday with friends in this
place.
| Guy Shaw came up from the
southern part Of the state Tuesday
land is visiting his brothers, w
B. Shaw and George Shaw at THU
place,
Mrs. S. Fike and daughter Lii
s|lian were shopping at the live cit,
4 Friday Of last week.
Miss Mary Nickerson spent Sun
j day with her parents in this place
Sam Cunningham and fanil.
came down from the live city Sat
Iurday afternoon in the AUTOMOBILE
land remained until Sunday even
ling visiting at the home OF Mrs
4 Sarah Cunningham.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-04-30
HENTsoN, THE DRUGGIST.
cAsTLEWooD CONCERNS

Mrs. -. Bennett was q visitor
to the live city Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Shanks att
4 tended the funeral Of +. Adams
at Hazel Thursday Of last week.
Their little grand daughter Audra
Adams accompanied them home and
will remain here for some weeks
visiting
Mrs. d. %. Parliament who has
i been i'll at her home in this place
ID convalescing which is welcome
news to her many friends.
Mi. and Mrs. Bert Morgan and
IN B. Shaw made a trip to Nor.
den and Hayti Tuesday afternoon,
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-04-30
81 TEL THEM YOU SAW 4 ~ E SAD
I'M s4E aNENs. =
Railroad Time Tables
I'M. & 81. 4. East

M q ST. H. 81 sT
Is Twin Cities, Chicago 4 b. daily II ;sopn
rs Way freight to Morton, ex Sun 6:00am A
s5 Way freight Condo, ex Sun. ar. s:80pn si
n N. ~ ST. U. WEST
10 Aberdeen, Leola, LeBeRu. daily 6:21Am
I! WATERFOWL passenger, arr 81. s :gySpm 3.
7e Freight from Morton, ex Sun. ar Z ;SDpn
ROCK ISLAND EAST
41s Chicago & East, ex Sun. 10 :l0atn
SO Way freight, ex Sun. 4. .s... :10Am
ROCK ISLAND WEST ssSsg
All Watertown pass. ex Sun, ar. 3;eDpn
No. 4IS Pullman from Ellsworth.
GREAT NORTHERN EAST
1856 Henson & st. Panl. ex Sun, !, 8:soam
800 Way frt. TO Benson, ex Hnn. a :a0Am
332 Way frt. to Huron. ex Sun. ~. 10:IOAm
GREAT NoRTHE I'm WEST
185 Huron pass, e1 Sum, arr 7:06pM
sss WAY IS frt fn henson s ssSp
Fr Mss I'm Ma j. W s1sa Fri Fssssnss1s
daily except Sunday
9. q IN. EAST
ia way, fit yia Candy ID Tracy,
5oa cs dai end n 1 II. Cam, and Tracy oVa
4 sleeper from Manknto, daily 10:15am
Sleeper to twin cities via III
W sroe egf e sn1S !. sun sSp p%
A SOUTH DAKOTA CENTRAL
s9 af1 ss Y ggs 'as. Il Fans s'a sssS es'
4 IL Sioux Falls pass, Sun. only, ~. III .00am
Arrive Sioux Falls 300 p. "a.
W va rss 0 pa sss = SIM arr sSSes
4 Leave Sioux Falls 3:45.
II Watertown pass, sun only. ... e:oODm
8 Way frt., ex Sun, ar /. !. Z. I. u. 7:05pm.
Leave Sioux Falls p. N. * ssSss
q. q N. w. WEST TrEt /
9Redfeld & West, Huron and
West, daily 3. 3. ::25an
30 Redfield, Aberdeen, Oaks and
III Way 1T. to Redneld, Ell sun. 10 :o5ans
4 lib Frt from Tracy via CANDY,
il Tues, Thus, Sat, ar....... S.20pm
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-04-30
Mr.. and Mrs. w. K. Hall were
callers at Arkland's and Andrew
Duryea's last Sunday.
gENTsoN. THE DRUGGIST.
HENRY RUNNERS

Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Sykes left.
Friday night for South Shore
where they spent Saturday and
visiting Mr.. Sykes sister
Mrs. Schoepp.
I Charles Elgie arrived from Hur-.
on Saturday where he has been for
some time.
Fern Brando spent Wednesday
night with Elda Sykes.
George Henningson, RE. Hub
bard and Henry Sasse went to
Aberdeen to investigate an auto-
mobile deal Wednesday.
Lew Kent has purchased an auto.
Everybody in Henry will have one
after a while. NH
Miss Tally went to Redfield Fri
day night for a visit and returned
Monday morning.
Mrs. Austin and son Gareth were
live city visitors Saturday.
Miss Trnsty went to the live city
Friday and spent Saturday ane
Sunday visiting friends Of that
place.
E. w. Sykes and wife were livs
city visitors Monday at the Aims
worth home.
Eugene Reyes was in the liv'
city Monday.
Florence Clegg spent Frida.
night at the Sykes home.
Hazel Eddy was live cit,
visitor Monday.
Prof. Mrachek visited the Gar
den city school Friday.
4 Mildred, Florence and Mimi
I Clegg spent Sunday at home.
A. Ainsworth was in Henr
Wednesday.
Bert and Dale " anhook came u
from DeSmet Sunday to see tf1ei
! sister Mrs. Will Johnston.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-04-30
VIM. MARTIN, HE SHOES HORSES
kRANzRuRe kLUsTERs

Miss Ada Linsmeyer of Goodwin
was in Kranzburg the guest of re-
2latives Saturday and Sunday.
w n. Stokes, the Watertown
miller, was in the burg Saturday
on business.
Mrs. Mary Graen was visitor in
the live city last week.
G.. w. Prey, the Goodwin banker,
was renewing acquaintances in the
village Sunday
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-04-30

Read the pain formula on the
box Of Pink Pain Tablets Then
ask your doctor if there is better
one. Pain means congestion, blood
pressure somewhere. DR.. Shops
Pink Pain Tablets check head pains,
wonanly pains, pain anywhere. Try
one and see! 20 for 25c. Sold by
| "A. Duffner. 42-45
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-04-30

Wash suits for boy
Russian OF blouse styles
forty styles at SOC 70
So 30.
Pare worsted trousers at are M
d special item with us we show
a big range q tyles ONE peg
tops.
Swagger brown striped pure
worsted pants at - 80.
Wool cashmere work pants q
s1.50--all sizes. IS
Wool hon,espun trousers a ~,
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-04-30
Pierey sslIs Steamship Tickets.
EDEN AND ELRop ETHICS

Some Of our neighbors are so
anxious to hunt that they go after
game as small as the snipe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bowling and FAM
lily Of Henry visited at G. n. al
idons' home Sunday.
Florence Clegg spent Sunday with
the home folks.
A number Of the young folks
from here attended the dance in
Henry Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Starkweather
spent Sunday at Mr.. Moore's.
On account of the wind storm
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-04-30

Spring underwear at special prices
Egyptian yarn balbriggan shirts
or double seated drawers--45c.
"setsnug' ribbed shirts or drawers IS
light or medium weight-45c.
Mesh weave shirts or drawers
any color 39c.
Elastic seam jeans drawers 45c.
Poros knit union suits s5c.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1909-04-30

Negligee shirts Of fine twilled
Henrietta cloth our own
special make SOC. Whites
brown, blue, cream or gray.
Fine pongee shirts IN our own
exclusive "Roomenuf" make
at 81 they are usual $1.50
grades, cream, tan, pink. green,
or white.
n Pleated bosom golf shirts in
Is plain white-50c.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-10-29
START SHIPPING
 ID SHELTER

c. M. Nicholson arrived in town from Rainy Hollow a week ago yes terday with two wagon loads of ore weighing about 5000 pounds, from the mine of the Alaska Iron company. Tom Dodsou and John Leslie were the teamsters. The party left for Rainy Hollow yesterday, taking load of supplies back to the camp.
 Arr. Nicholson states that about ten men are working at the mine and that there is quite quantity of ore on the dump. He says that about 200 tons of ore will be hauled to Haines during the winter and shipped south to the smelters. As yet there IS little snow in Rainy Hollow and a snow fall will be welcomed as 1t will make easy hauling.-Haines Pioneer Press.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-10-29
NEW BUILDING
 F1R FIFTH AVE.

The big two story frame store building formerly on Sixth avenue has been turned around and moved to a central position on Fifth avenue between Broadway and State. The building Is owned by Lee Guthrie who holds 1t for renting purposes. With It's companion building which was moved a short time ago the new building greatly improves the appear ance of Fifth avenue.
 The building was moved under con trast by P. J. Llddicoat who performed the best job of house moving ever ac- compished in skagway,
The daily Alaskan., 1909-10-29
JUICE" WILL
 BE TURNED 0u

Two electrical generators for the Home Power company arrived yesrte- day on the Santa Anna and will be installed at once. The new 400 horse power water wheel has been installed and the new branch line water pipe laid. The electrical current to supply the White Pass and Yukon shops will be turned on in about two weeks.
 More machinery is on the way from New York and will be installed within two months.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-10-29

Jimmy" Lipscombe agent for the White Pass and Yukon at AtlIn, says the season just passed was the best known at Atlln for three years and predicts a continuation of good times. He predicts a larger output yt gold and thinks the camp will be a steady producer for years to come.
 "Tbe freight shipmen.S into Atlin this year were larger than for several years past" said MT, LipscOmbe, and at least 400 tourists from all parts of the world made the trip, All of these people went away enthusiast lc over the trip with the exception of one party. They had eaten some thing that disagreed with t'em and r. affected their estimate of the coun- try. Even the mountains didn't look beautiful to this bunch. The tourists who saw Atlln will advertise the trip and I look for constantly increasing tourist traffic. Not only does the
The daily Alaskan., 1909-10-29
Csy United PressJ

NEW YORK. Oct. 29-James J.. Jeltries and Jack Johnson met this afternoon iu the banquet room of the Albany Hotel There was appar- Dnuy no iU feeling between the big puggists when they were introduced and they wasted no time in prelim' mary talking. but immediately got down to a business basis.
 After a brief and business like dis
The daily Alaskan., 1909-10-29

The Princess Royal left Vancouver last night and is due in Skagway Tuesday.
 James Stokes of Atlin arrived In Skagway yesterday and will so south on the Royal.
 The Misses Price arrived in town yesterday from Caribou. They were on the steamer Cleaner this summer. They are guests of the Fifth Avenue.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-10-29
ASSASSIN IS
 A JOURNALIST
tgy United Rressl

KAREN, Manchuria. Oct. 29-The assassin of Prince Ito has been ident- flied as Iachan Angnn, formerly edi- tor of a newspaper at Seoul. The newspaper was suppressed by the Japanese government for protesting against the usurpatlon of Corea by Japan. Angan used poisoned bullets so that he would not fail to kill Ito.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-10-29
TAFT NEARING
 NEW ORLEANS
CRy United Prsss.l

NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 29-Presiden Taft and party will arrive here early tomorrow morning and the President will formally open the Inland Water ways convention. Saturday night Taft will be the guest of honor at an open air fete and Monday he will leave for the east.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-10-29

The reduced rates to Seattle for both passengers and freight announced yesterday by the Alaska Steamship Co. have caused a furore among the ranks os the local steamship agents No one knows the reason for the sudden cut and no word has been received from Seattle
The daily Alaskan., 1909-10-29

MT. and Mrs. Dan GuHs of White horse sailed for Seattle last night.
 There was a full moon last night and consequently the tide today was very high. oyerClowing the ball grounds and backing up the waters of tho Skagway river and Mill creek. Had a strong south wind been blow ing the high water might have caused some damage.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-10-29

H. B. Berdoe, fuel agent for the B, Y. N. company came over from White horse yesterday and returned today.
 Oak Olsen of the schwabacher Co, of Seattle and Sam GuyOt, who repre- sents Fischer Brothers of Seattle, ar. rived in town n-the City of Seattle.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-10-29
JEFFFRES AND JOHNSON SIGN yPDR. G00n WINS CONFIDENCE

cussiou they signed articles agreeing to fight not later than July 3, 1910, the battle to take place before the club offering the largest guaranteed purse. The winner will take 70 per cent and the loser % per cent of lhe purse. The principals will wager 5000 on the fight
 The battle will be forty-fiyo rounds and will undoubtedly take place at Coftroths Colma arena.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-10-29

 FEEL SHAKES
(By United Press.)

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Oct 29- Earthquakes were felt last night throughout northern California. No damage was done, but in many of the towns the people were greatly ex- cited and left their houses until the quakes had subsided.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-10-29

having been at the top of the noun tain and said he and Cook were in cOluslon and faked the records and photographs.
 Cook replied that Barrlll had been brlbed by friends of Commander PeaW to cast discredIt upon his ascent of Mt. Mckinley. Cook also scored Peary for his jealousy.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-10-29
SEATTLE IS IN AND OUT

The City of Seattle arrived in port ai SAB last night with ten passengers and i6 tons of freight and sailed for Seattle at 11:9O D. m. with 131 pas sengers.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-10-29
BIFF! BIFF!
 BIN5! BIN5 !

"Two's company but three's a crowd"
 So thought Emma Adams. an Ind ian woman yesterday afternoon when Kitty Joe. another native, "bu.ted in" when Joe Edgar and Emma were wis luug. In fact Emma resented the in- trusiou so strongly that she proceed ed to eject Kitty and the battle that ,usued was bIoodter than the recent Johnson-Ketcbeu affair. Edgar acted as time keeper and referee.
 Neighboriug natives heard the uD- roar and summoned Deputy Marshal Holmes who sped to the scene, arriv- ing about the tenth round just in tine ,o save Kitty from a complete knock out.
 The trio were haled to the federal bas,ue and this morning Edgar was .rled on a charge oG selling liquor to natives. He was acquitted, but Emm will be Iucarcerated in jail for a per god of two score and ten days for muHIatug the classic features of her rival
The daily Alaskan., 1909-10-29
ASSISTANT IS PROMOTED
tBy United Press)

WASHINGTON, D. c. Oct. 29-A. N. Evans, now assistant superintend- cnt of the northern division of Alas kan schools, has been appointed sue cessor to w. T. Lopp, who is now head of the Alaskan bureau of edu- cation.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-10-29

Doe" B. F. Scharschmidt, superin- tendent of the river division of the B. Y. N. company, arrived in town yesterday and will sail south on the Royal
The daily Alaskan., 1909-10-29
IS
 IN SAN.TARIUM
(By U0Sted Pross.y

SEATTLE. Oct. 29-samuel Bonni- field, the Fairbanks banker was ta- ken to a sanitarium today suffering from acute mania. His brother has been appointed his guardian.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-10-29
tsy United Prsos.l

MIssoULA, Mont, Oct 29-After a heated debate before very large audience, the crowd refused to en- dorse Edward Barrll, who claimed that Dr. Cook did not scale Mt Me Kinley, and a vote of confidence was rendered Cook,
 BarriH flatly accused Cook of never
The daily Alaskan., 1909-10-29
HONOR PAID DEAD GOVERNOR
lsy United Press.)

WASHINGTON, D. c. Oct 29--At the request of Gov. Clark the govern mcnt will allow the revenue cutter Rush now at Juneau to furnish fun
 raI escort at the burial of EX-Goy. Sw.uef0rd
The daily Alaskan., 1909-10-29
CUT CAUSES G0N5TERNATI0N

As yet none of the rival agents nave been authorized to meet the rate with the exception of w. W. Bough- ton of the Humboldt Steamship com pany. Mir. Boughton states that if tickets are sold on the Dolphin at the reduced rate he will issue them for the same figure for the Humboldt.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-10-29

Mrs. Maltby of Dawson, the mother Monte Maltby, is at the White Pass hospital suffering from heart trouble.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-10-29
SAYS HTL'N GREEKS WILL
 PRODUCE F0R MANY YEARS

scenery appeal to them, but they can see the mining operations on the creeks and this is most interesting to tourists.
 "The output of gold from Atlin this year is much larger than the year be- fore. expect a still further increase next year, for Ruffner and Hamsbaw will operate at larger extent and the Guggenheims will be in the field. The Guggonhelms shipped in 15O tons of machinery this summer to work their Willow creek property with. This machinery is not set up, but is on the ground and operations will be started early next season. They will operate a biz 70 ton steam shovel.
 "The individual miners are leaving the camp as it is too expensive to work their holdings, but the big com panies are doing we'll and next year will see several new concerns in tho field. Atlin's future looks good to me for years to come"
The daily Alaskan., 1909-10-29

Mrs. G. c. Miller and little daugh- ter Verne arrived on the City of Sc attle.
 Mr. and Mrs. Walter Shaw and son left for Juneau on the City of Seattle.
 Herb Wheeler of Whiteborse, super ir teuden. of the mail service for the B. r. x. company. arrived in 'owa yesterday and returned to Whi,eh3rse today.
 Capt J. NJ. McDonald the popular master of the steamer Scotia on Lake Auin. arrived in town yesJer- day and will leave for Victoria on the Royal.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-08
Iowa

primary. To forbid IN attorney being
surety on a bond given in court. Requir-
ing a township assessor TO live in the ter
ritory which he assesses. To create a com
mission of four to investigate the need Of
legislation to place the public utilities un-
der one commission. For inspector of the
gypsum mines.
State of Iowa Finances.
Before completing the appropriations for
the biennial period the heads OF the ap-
propriations committee of the two houses
secured from State Treasurer Morrow some
definite information as TO The condition of
the treasury and estimate as TO the prob
able status Of various funds during the
next year or two. The committee dis
covered that there seems no probability Of
an overdraft or a shortage or a deficit,
that there Is not now any big state debt,
that there will not be over 5000 deficit
at the end of the period. and in fact that
the state has not at any time had to Dor.
row money or refuse to pay warrants, nor
is there any likelihood Of such being the
case. The treasury balances on the clos
ing day OF each month for a year were.