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The Greeley tribune., 1909-09-09

Laramie 4 Northwestern Railway
Co.. ". d. 81. Right of way across
Eh SWA 34-5-66.
John McMurphy to The Denver.
Laramie & Northwestern Railway
Co, W. d. $25. Right of way across
Lot s NWA NWA 3O-5-65.
Mary J. Gigby to David Ashbrook,
w. d. 81. Part of Lot Blk B.
Greeley.
Nancy mn McCarter to Nina E.
Barton. w. d. $4,000. Lot Blk
15O Greeley, except S 40 feet.
Nina f. Barton to Charles ID.
Todd, w. d. $4,000. Lot Blk $50
Greeley, except S 40 feet.
The Gill-Decker Improvement Co.
to The Colorado Produce Exchange
Co, W. D. $3.50. Lot Blk 13. Gill.
September 3. 1900
J NJ. cambridge to Earl Bayer,
w d. 81. Lot 4 Blk |, LaSalle.
Carrie E. Fashbaugn to 1ne Den
yer, Laramie & Northwestern Kali
way Co.. w. d. Y.o.50 Right of way
across Lot 2 NEA SEA 25-5-66.
f. p. House to The Denver. Lara
mie Il Northwestern Railway Co., w.
D. S546.5O. Rights of way across
Lot , SWA SEA 25-5-66 Lot 4
NWA. SEA and Lot 3 NE y Sc q
25-5-66; Lot l NE u SEA 25-5-o6'
Lots 1. 2, 3, 4 SWA NWA 3O-5-6o'
Lots 1, 2, 3. 4, S, 6, NEA NV a
30-5-65.
Marvin f. kellogg and wife to
William E. Mccormick, w. d. S24oo.
Wis SWA 26-4-6S.
andrew J. Stybr to Jessie NJ;
Woodruff. w. ID. 500. Lots Il ana
is Blk "A, Hudson.
Andrew ]. Stybr to Howard a.
Woodruff, w. ID. $145. Lots 80, 81
50 Blk A. Hudson.
anthony Shable to Mary r. Shable.
w. D. 81. E1s NWA 4-4-66.
John e. Shafer, Bert A. Shafer 10
p. J. Harrell. w, ID. $3.50. Lot
Blk s. Pierce.
w Fred Reno to ]. Il. Reno y
C. D. 5000. Lot SWA SW 4 y
5-65 and Lot IL Blk kern's SUB"
Windsor.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-09-09
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The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1909-01-14
ARKANSAS IN
STORMS Grip
WHOLE STATE is COVER.
Ed WITH A BLANKET OF SNOW,
WlTH MORE FALLlNG-TEM-
pERATURE DOWN TO 10.
FRUIT GROWERS ARE REJOICING
Cold Wave Will Prevent Trees From
Too Early Putting Forth Buds
to Be Frosted.

Arriving on schedule time. the sud.
den cold wave sweeping from the
northwest directly toward the south.
west has brought with it the c0ldest
weather OF the year in Arkdnsaa
which is getting colder as the wave
passes over From ali over the STATE
comes reports OF the effect that the
freeze IS bcing fell keenly, although
it is being welcomed by fruit farmers.
as freeze was needed to keep the
buds in check and prevent their being
hurt by frosts later on.
The following reports came from
the different cities and towns through
out the state. showing that practically
the whole state is in the grip of Jack
Frost
Pine Wrapped in snow and
the sleet. Thermometer registers
four degrees below freezing First
real winner OF the year
Van Buren-Temperature Is degrees
above zero. Ground hard frozen and
covered with four inches OF snow.
Fruit growers welcoming the cold
Texarkana- Severest spell of winter
weather in three years. Since Il
o'clock Monday night the mercury has
fallen Is degrees and now stands al
%. Heavy snow began falling and
covered the ground to a depth of an
inch and a half.
Wyun-nalf inch OF snow and sleet.
Tort G,r,it n Fen 1aaTGPS above
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1909-01-14
PRESIDENT SENDS REPORT OF
ALLEGED LAND GRAB"
TO SENATE.
$1,000 WORD COMMUNICATE ION
Effort is Made to Show That The
Senator Had Attempted to Secure
Several Tracts Of Land
In Oregon.

Washington Jan. 9.-President
Roosevelt Friday night made public
the details of an investigation by
postoffice inspectors and secret
service agents of Senator Fillman's
connection with an alleged land grab
in Oregon. As he presents the
evidence to Senator Hale. il response
to the latters request to the heads
of the various executive departments
for statement of the operations OF
the secret service the president under
takes to show:
That Nh Tillnan used his influence
as a senator in an effort to force the
government 10 compel a railroad cor
poration to relinquish its control OF
land grants from the United States III
order that he and his family and his
secretary. J. b. Knight, might profit
through the purchase CT some Of the
land.
That the senator used his govern
ment ranking privilege in numerous
instances for the conduct Of private
business.
The communication to Senator Hale
is nearly 1000 words lone and IN ad-
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1909-01-14
Aaa Cure for Leprosy.

Honolulu. Jan Sd. = T. Mayson.
a member of the territorial beard OF
health. who has devoted much time
and attention to the study OF lepGosE
Friday made definite announcement
that a cure for he disease had been
found and that a patient afflicted with
leprosy had been restored 70 health.
Or. Wayson stated that the curse Of
treatment pursued would NOT b. made
public at this time as he and his as
ststants were disirous Of observing
other cases.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1909-01-14

,nspectors. under date Of July ~
1908. as exhibit C. This is a con-
fidential report of a type usually not
furnished, but in this case the matter
is SO serious that | feel that | should
put it before the house. / enclose you
also, as exhibits D 1, d 2, ID ), ID 4,
and d 5, Photographic facsimilles OF
letters and envelopes and kilograms
from Senator Tillman and his agent
William +. Lee 1t appears that on
October 10, 1907, Senator Iillman
wrote a letter 10 Messfo
Reeder and Watkins Of Marshiield'
OREGON, who were attorneys repre-
senting people who were applicants
for the purpose of certain wagon
road land grant. Dorr was land
agent making his filings through
Reeder and Watkins Senator Till
mans letter runs in part as follows:
Il wired you from Wausau, Wis, as
follows and write to confirm it. VII
liam +. Lee, my agent will see you
about the land. | want nine quarters
reserved. Win forward signed applica-
tons and money at once. Members OF
my family are entrymen Letter fol-
lows. Csigned) b. r. T. write now to
say | wired Mr. Lee who resides at
Moscow. Idaho, to GO at once to
Marsnfeld and see you about the land,
TO locate quarters for the seven mem
bers of my family who are OF age and
one for my private secretary, J. B.
Knight whom | desire to let into the
deal and If course he wants quarter
fnr him Self
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1909-01-14
TAFT is ELECTED.
Ohio Nan Made President Of the
United States BY the Electors.

Ohio l. an Made President OF the
United States by the Electors.
Washington. William Howard Tat
was elected President CT the United
States by the electors who gathered
Monday in Che capital cities Of the
various States 10 cas- their votes for
President and President
Although the returns Will moi he
can1asaea by Congress until mex
month. it is confidently anticipated
that Taft and sherman have been
successful in toGay'a election.
The principal business before these
sessions of the state electors was the
selection of messengers TO carry the
news tG Washington Each State
selects such a messenger, and in moSl
of them there have been many candl
dates for the honor
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1909-01-14
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The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1909-01-14
The Bishops and the Mothers,

The Mothers Union of Great Britain
taries of the Established church ad
dressed its anniversary meeting in
London. The bishop of Stepucy who
has since been appointed archbishop
of York, a bachelor. breezily reminded
his hearers of their duty to their hus
bands: Remember that poor things
though they may be, they are your
own. You have got to do your best
with them. realizing that women are
the makers oil men The bishop OF
Manchester aroused enthusiasm by adj
hitting that no bishop works as
mother works. Not one. he said, did
so many kinds of work. such eXaCting
work, or work which laid such strain
upon mind and body and spirit In his
bachelor days he had talked to moth
ers' meetings with a light heart; but
since he became q married man he
had entirely given up talking TO moth.
ers about their duties. knowing that 1t
WOulu Ue mere !1lbtItlutuce- II Will
be seen that the addresses compile
mented each other amusingly. The
unmarried bishop ventured to give ad-
vice, although the married bishop de-
clared that when he ceased to be
bachelor he ceased to give advice.
Which was right? Doubtless, says the
Youths Companion, the verdict OF
their hearers would be that both spoke
wisely. Probably the kind Of advice
that the one bishop deplored was the
1amentable nonsense frequently intlict-
Cd upon wives and mothers by ine"-
parienced persons, who Try to tell them
how to conduct household and bring
up family 1t is equally probable that
the bishop would have approved that
kind OF advice which the bachelor
cleric did tender. that wives should do
their best with-and. of course, by and
for-thcir husbands, for that saying
was based upon the abiding truth that
women are the makers of men.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1909-01-14

The Infants Science academy is tho
latest thing In the educational line, its
purpose being not to teach infants any
thing. but to teach mothers how to
care for infants TOO many mothers,
the projectors say, Kill their babies by
ignorant kindness The wonder arises,
when one reads these things. as to
how it happens that any child ever
lived to grow up. And yet a goodly
number have lived.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1909-01-14

1t has been proposed that il New
Mexico is admitted TO statehood its
name should be changed to Lincoln.
No doubt New Mexico will some day
do honor to any namesake, but new
state may be like new baby-its par
ents may name It first and find out
about it afterward Still, if New McXi
co is not worthy to be called Lincoln,
it is not worthy TO be admitted On
these questions OF name and merit the
people of New Mexico are entitled to
sneak first.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1909-01-14
IS WITNESS FOR HAMS
DOCTORS WIFE WHO SAW BAY
SIDE SHOOTING sUBPOENAED.
Woman VIII Corroborate Prisoners
Story His Lawyers
Declare.

Flushing, l.. l., Jan. 7-Befofe 1.
Jenkins Hams took the stand Thurs
day to resume his testimony under
District Attorney Darrir's cross-eNam-
iration. the defense had a subpoena
issued for Mrs. Charles Andrews, in
innate friend of Mrs William +. An
mis-. widow Of The man slain by capt
Peter c. Hams, the defendant S
brother.
The prosecution was visibly non
plussed by this turn in the trial. II
is said Mrs. Andrews, who Witnessed
the killing. not only will contradict
the story told on the stand b. Mrs.
Annis, but will corroborate the=Yef-
sion given by the prisoner.
Mrs. Andrews is the wife Of a.
Flushing physician. It was said she
was made III by the news OF the pro
posed action Of the prisoners atton-
news and refused 10 leave her home.
# she isn't we'll enough to appear
in court. the defense will take her dep
oSifian
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1909-01-14
SALARY BILL APPROVED.
Committee Recommends Bill to Pay
President 100000. and $4,000 to
Vice President ard Speaker.

Washington. d. C-An amendment
10 the Legislative executive and judi.
cial appropriation bill increasing the
salary Of the president to 100000
and the salaries of the vice presi.
dent and speaker of the House OF
Representatives to $4,000 was report.
ed favorably to the Senate from tho
committee on the judiciary.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1909-01-14

school Of Mines and Metalllrgy was
WHIurtou. Okla-Thc Oklahoma
formally opened here Monday with
George Z. Ladd as president and a
considerable number Of students. the
school is state institution and the
tuition free The course includes min.
ing. assaying. chemistry, surveying,
mechanical drawing and mathematics.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1909-01-14
Chicago Fire ladies busy.

Chicago San. S-Baring the "A
hours ending at midnight, the fire
department answered calls to 70 fires.
Six fremcn were injured in a down.
town blaze Two chaufieurs were in
jurcd by = collision OF their auto
mobiles when they tried to get out of
teh way CT fire engines
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1909-01-14
Woman Starving Self in Jail.

New York, Jan. "a woman keown
MS The Woman in Black who rec
to make known her identity
thought . be of good family Ja-
fined in the Raymond street jail in
Brooklyn, where she is starving her
self 20 death She refuses to speak o.
to eat. She was arrested last Saturday
for shooIifting
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1909-01-14

CALIFORNIA; state board of health is
going to send around railway car
with an exhibit showing how feyers,
tuberculosis and other diseases may be
prevented. That car would have little
chance in the six o'clock rush in this
part of the country, remarks the Troy
IN. Y) Times.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1909-01-14
ponaohey Names Secretary.

Little Rock, Ark. Jan. Ex-Governor
elect G. w. Donaghey Friday officially
announced the appointment of Bruce
T. Bullion of Conway, secretary of
the state Democratic central commit
tee. as his private secretary.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1909-01-14

Pat Grove wants the United States
to give up s50,000,000 to build a boule.
ward across the country. But as he
does not try to get it by KIDNAPPING it
looks as If he had reformed
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1909-01-14

Chicago This city has put mo
operation tha Nathan Straus system
of saving the lives of children by
putting into force an ordinance re-,
curing the pasteurization of all milk
except such as GENES from cows that
have been proved free from tuberc4-
losis by the tuberculin test.
The new law was the result OF the
scourging OF the city by scarlet fever
and it was decided TO resort TO pas
teurization both 10 prevent the recur-
renee of such outbreaks and to stop
the spread of tuberculosis by raw
milk
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1909-01-14

Morganton. Sim Lewis, an EN-.
ploye at the Fulks gin al Morganton,
while attempting TO pass over a line
shaft Tuesday, was caught in the
betting and his head was severed
from the body.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1909-01-14
Made Some Inquiries.

IL have not bought any laAd any
where in the west nor undertaken to
buy any. | have made some inquiries,
as one naturally would, in roaming
through the west simply want the
people of the country to be put on
notice that this swindler at Portland
has no warrant whatever for en-
deavoring to inveigle others into his
game"
Il inclose the circular referred to;
the report of the postoffice
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-22
MVEA SAYS HE NEEDS HELP
Plumbing Inspector Feels He is Made
ScRpegOat of the City
Hall.

Is there a conspiracy in the city hall to
down Harry McVea, city plumbing inspec-
tor?
Mr.. McVea is 10th to believe such to be
the case and points to several occasions
when he has helped his party, but the fact
remains that the plumbing inspector has
been sighted by his fellow democrats.
The first slam at that official came when
the council, in making up the appropria-
tons the first Of the year. refused to allow
the plumbing inspector a raise sufficient to
employ an assistant which Mr.. McVea said
was necessary.
The plumbing inspectors department was
the only department which paid for itself
in 1905, the expenses in all the others being
greater than the income. The expenses of
the plumbing inspector. including his sal
airy, were less than half the income.
The second slam at McVea came in the
recommendation in the proposed new char
ter OF a raise in salary OF 500 a year, while
the building inspector Is raised 800. The
boiler inspector is also raised $500 a year,
but he has an assistant and a typewriter,
while Mr.. McVea must chase over to an
other office when he has a letter to write.
II don't see why 1 should be made a
scapegoat," said Mr.. MeVea. NO man
can say that 1 have not attended to my
official duties strictly. and as far as party
affiliations go I have done all 1 could for
my party"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-22
BAN ON CHRONIC JURORS
Judge Sears Issues Order Against Ac-
eeptinB Men Who Apply
for Places,

Judge Sears OF the district court gave a
statement TO the newspapers Thursday
morning in which he sets forth the asser-
ton that he will break up the practice OF
men applying for jobs on juries and that
no man who seeks such a place will be
given it. He says he adopted this course
in view of the fact the county attorney
had occasion to charge that the first panel
in the Wetmore case had been fixed and
he had to discharge the entire panel.
II nave issued peremptory orders said
the Judge. calculated to stop this thing, a"
Judge Sears had two men before him who
were concerned in the Wetmore case and
to them he said some definite things.
IT shall instruct the next grand jury to
see that the laws are strictly enforced. a"
declared Judge Sears. "A grand jury will
not be impanelled until after the legisls-
ture has concluded and until that body
shall have had a chance to act"
II rave submitted reports OF the three
grand juries OF the last year TO the out
going and incoming governors and both
houses Of the legislature" said Judge
Sears. and Informed them OF conditions
here. I shall not call a grand jury now.
because the legislature may have a desire
to express itself on the matter in the
meantime. but the next body Of the kind
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-22
Nebraska News Notes.

BEATRICE-Alva b. Hillman and Cora
f. Delp, both of Adams, were married at
Lincoln yesterday.
AINSwORTH-F. o. Wolfe has just
closed a contract with the Fry brothers
for his livery stable on Second street.
AINSwORTH-George Siewek of Kansas
and Miss May E. Bates of MeadVille, Neb.,
were united in marriage by Justice A. j.
Warrick. They will make Kansas their
future home.
decided to issue $4,000 %refundinE bonds
and are advertising for bids for the bonds,
which are dated February 1, and bear AZ
per cent interest.
NEBRASKA CITY-Elsie Erwin. owner
Of the planning mills of this city, while
working around one Of the machines in his
plant last evening, had the thumb OF his
left hand severed BY a fast revolving saw.
NEBRASKA CITY-The directors of the
Nebraska City Telephone company elected
officers for the ensuing year as follows:
President, Henry Schwake; vice president.
F.. A. Duff: secretary and treasurer, Ralph
A. Duff; general manager, Charles Ben
nett.
BEATRICE-John Duntz OF this city and
Miss Vera Sutliff of Smith Center, Kan,
were married at the brides home at that
place. The bride formerly resided near
Ellis, this county The couple will make
their home on a farm near Smith Center.
BBATRICE-Fire last night partially de-
stroyed the residence Of Mrs. Sarah West
colt on North Fifth street which was occu-
pied by Lafayette Mckinney and family
The fire was caused from an overheated
| range. The loss will amount to 1900, par
TALLY covered by insurance,
NEBRASKA CTTY-Dan Hammond, an
making his home at the Old Soldiers
| home at Milford, and who broke several
ribs and had his head badly gashed by
reason of falling downstairs, has been
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-22
OMAHA IS FORTUNATE
Has One OF the Greatest Specialists in
America.
DR.. Milen of Our City IL Gaining a
World Wide Reputation.

When we say there are but few great
specialists in America, OF whom Or.
Theodore Milen of our city Is one. We do
not wish to confer the idea that they are
the only good physicians In this country.
There are a great many fine and capable
physicians all over the United States, Of
which Omaha is blessed with many.
What we mean by the greatest specialists
is that they are recognized as authority
on any and all forms of chronic diseases
and men who confine their practice
strictly to chronic and long-standing all
ments of the human BODY.
There are a great many physicians who
style themselves as specialists, who treat
only some one organ, such as the heart,
lung or eye. But a really true specialist,
such as DIR. Theodore Mllen. who has spent
the best years OF his life preparing him
self to be the master of all chronic dis
eases, is not to be classed with the ordi-
nary doctors who spend a few months in
some one school or studies under some
old family physician. using his old, musty
books that teach him the old ideas that
were used a hundred years ago-ideas
that are long past recognition by the
bright, up-to-date man who has long
thirsted for knowledge TO learn how he
himself and others might live. The COM
mon mistake of this age OF hurly-burly Is
for the young men with high ambition to
tire of preliminary work and rush into
the vortex of actual business or profes-
sional work but half prepared. Choose
your doctor wisely. Be sure he is a man
who thoroughly understands chronic dis
ease and your case especially. Before you
place your case do not fail to consult DIR.
Theodore Milen of the Austrio-American
Doctors. whose institute is opposite the
Orpheum theater. in the Range Building
on the corner of 18th and Harvey.
Consultation and examination Is free to
all.-Advt.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-22
MAN FALLS UNDER TRAIN
switchmRn Catches Foot in Guard
Rail and Gets His Hand
Mashed.

While switching in the railroad yards at
Gibson Tom McClaren, a Burlington switch
man, caught his feet in a guard rail and
was thrown across the tracks. His hand
was run over and crushed by the wheels
OF a car that was passing. but otherwise he
escaped injury. He was taken to st. Jo-
'seph's hospital, where the crushed member
was amputated. McClaren lives at llOh
South Eleventh street. Drs. Smith and
Barbour attended him.
NJ. NJ. Bishop, a railroad brakeman who
lives at 222l Ohio street, fell or slipped from
the rear platform of a street car at Twenty
fourth and Hamilton streets Wednesday
while on his way home. His injuries proved
to be slight, but at the time II was thought
best to take him to the General hospital as
a precautionary measure. His head and
face were bruised and scratched and he
was able 10 go home Thursday morning.