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Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-09
'4IlL EYTEN0 HE
 GILA VALLEY R0Al
.1aayors ir lo fe Globe District Where o3aHons
 WjJ EeriB

GLOBE -lar. S.--( (51ec.aU --Tbal
 Gll alley, C he c x rtieri "a i-
 c4tcss 10 1-i8 Ei i5 again to 1e taken up by t1s management e. he ba .d-iEa lines was al alc l- 1r-d Ic1c,t cn the street last nj sht. au- party Wcs dae to arrive i3 Gl-be this evening
 . IEe railTCca Tecrie, last winter made determined el crts tC Cb-ain a r,g.t c way from c, be 70 the new mipirs. camp b-ycnd the flats, but all SON rNifiiculties were encoun cred, these HsSting pHjl-i1a Y ia er.or- toaa.e dehaaNs which the rallrcad luytcici-'t1-we-s mcde Ly soHl of tha pr<7erty holdevs. aud the pro feet was ac last q oDpei 7los tre time leins
 lt was as cried. at thE Me, tha- land which had been purek ksed for
 a1 core short tiIe he1 tthe
 lTra ci Ire s-FaNng and l-cstias
 ras 5cg held fer s150J' alA i~r 9 0- r1~ siul7r TaIe'ea a were e0c-u1icrea l7 the ci~ a41 s rG3 c11l tha- Cl C~-ie "a ' nee ba wrt fle, sS. \ h 'ned hv b.sdi7g a ,raii 70 hae % Q l1U g-ade 'i6i1in g
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-09
HILTON s co.

Special Wire to L. J. Overlcck3
 T w YORK. March S-Trday' s stcck merket proved to be leo mach Tr' feas'cnaf as a1v seen for some tine past, hn early r.eessiGa fn rrlccs was f-I'cvcd ty scme arer-tn in many cf Ire snec'aliie~ jn latef frraing. n resnlt of the Hspturn o-- -isi0n being held up last w-sk. How ere lt t-as cl-S.e DC. ecahse Una. lesding high priced i7sues oB'r --. T~ led b. short covering CT traders. With some uncertairts7s yet to te re7rd frcm. we doubt If the market will nave any material advance a. pIesen~. and it 's not unlikely that sharp setbacks will be encountaH-d.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-09
,neYr RIDERS suEn.

CINCINNATI. O.. March s.-Frank Reckier, former tobacco dealer cf Harriscn corntv. Kentucky. brt now a resident If Cincinnati, sred eIa-ea alleged nieht riders in the federal court at Ccv'rgton today for se No0 damages. sasd to have been suffered ct the hands of the night riders.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-09

'. s. SIetL TIt, .---.--....- ii ! American Snger ...... ...... 11e Q Amerj an Smelters .. C2o ReTub'ic ....- . ...--.-. 6s c. & " .... ... -.-..---- 4s . E. O. ......-. 1o7 S
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-09
psINr w-RaFs Q co.

(Speci7i Wire f~ l.. J. Over cckl
 BOSTCN. March S-Tha msri1st todav saloved f-w- fea nTes worthy es rg-nticn. Cs~ ecla. Fast Bltte and Crrper Rango were fract o9ally higr- CT. and were the on'v tcck7 (" sfrv any activity Ire bala1ce of the iise showed TEassure 10 rel ana weT very drU. wi'h TO puhFc interrsi Dcoisicn VII nof te given n she ccra nnodIty ciause u-til next M nday, ati from s,e Tecs lt cut'o-'l. et9cks shcrld CT duaIly creep up by the last of the week.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-09
NEeRo-s REMEMBER FossKER.

WASHINGTON. March s.-Tcrmer Senator Joseph B. Parker was ne. ae-'ed fcdnv win a massive silver loving crp. the gift of negro residents of Washington.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-03-09
MARKET IS HOLDING TO
 NARROWNESS
Week Opens With a Continu- ance of Professional Trad ing, Copper Being on the Active List.
By Frank J. Graf.l

The opening of the weeks mark { was practical y the same as we have been having the past few days. The markets are very narrow and it is al most a prod s-ional maraet. Mhiie stocks do not seem to be ferce ] for selling there does no, seen to be any activity to the general list. Copper Range was about the only activs one on the st The cuTbs hold about the same. Super or holds G $l4 to
 Sl425. Greene Caaanea sales were made at from s9.75 to $10 We are advisd that as a result of the direct
 oIs meeting of the ShatGek and Denn that active operations will he again resumed. Additional men win te put on the Saattuck fer far ther idevelopr, 1t work. aad it is very Hke,y ihat when the copper mar ket imrToves ssio. shelter will he taken up. At. the Dem sinking will te re um q t- 9 coas der bic derfh. This should have a good elect on the stock. and Dsnn has been bought up tfe last few days r> CT freely At the present pr'ozs either enc of them
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-06-10
SERIOUSLY SICK,
FITZGERALD SENDS
IN RESIGNATION
Suffering From Chronic Dis
ease, Made Worse by Worry
Over Accusations.

Dies Moines. Ia, June 7.-Superinten-
ent r. p. Fitzgerald. broken in health
and now confined to his home at Mitch
ellville, has rendered his resignation to
the board of control.
For years Mr. Fitzgerald has been q
sufferer from a chronic disease, but
within the past year his health has
steadily declined and the recent trouble
has proved too much for him
Until his health improves the chargea
against him will not be submitted to
Mr.. Fitzgerald and no action will be
taken by tine board of control. His
resignation has not yet been accepted,
but undoubtedly will be. The board is
now Investigating the claims of several
applicants for the SUPPLEMENTARY in
Guiding a number of women. Both men
and women will be considered and the
sex of the applicant will not be the
primary consideration in choosing
successor
MIR. Fitzgerald feels that he has been
charges and that his reputation has
been besmirchcd without cause after
he mas given the best nine years of
his life to the work of building up the
school.
Why He Resigns.
The exact circumstances leading up
to Mr.. Fitzgerald's resignation will not
and the board makes a statement of the
case. He probably will be exonerated
from the more serious charges and
members of the board say that the
present situation Is due more to his
failing health within the past year than
to any other cause. Retaining dis
gruntled and unfaithful employees when
they should have been promptly dis
charged is one count against him.
Over the long distance telephone from
Mitchellville yesterday Mrs. Fitzgerald,
talking for her husband, said that his
resignation was handed In some time
ago, but that no definite time had been
fixed for it's taking effect. Mr. Fitz-
gerald was ill and could not answer the
telephone.
Members of the board of control pay
q high tribute to Mr. Fitzgeralds work
as head of the girls school and to the
change that has been wrought for the
better since he took charge. Under his
direction the institution has become a
model and has attracted favorable com
ment from We'll informed visitors from
other states, say the board members.
| John Cownie yesterday scoffed at the
report that he favored a man for the
superintendency at Mitchellville be-
cause of the farm operated in connec-
! ton with the school.
II can find 100000 women in Iowa who
KNOW more ABOUT farming imam VII
Fitzgerald said he, and 1t is ridicu-
lous to say ! would oppose woman fol-
the place for that reason. Mr.. Fitzger-
aid knows no more about farming thar
a baby, and neither do most of the
superintendents. AT the hospitals where
our largest farms are located the SUI
perintendents are all doctors and pay
little or no attention to the farm work
The board looks after the farming
and the superintendent have nothing
/ to do with it !"
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-06-10
IMPRINT OF SHOE
CLEW TO ARREST
OF WOMAN ROBBEN
Rose Barlow Caught in Denver
Charged With Robbery of
Badger Bank.

Fart poats Ia june 10. Tho imprint
= wonlas.S Si}o IN gravel AT the
& ~ tire Minneapolis X ST. Louis
;iirpad f,steh n,ar where cracksmeE
i.al1i,. the ian,icat Oh which they
>1'tpeti trnn BADGER after robbing the
is;.sl&e Saw iss bark on the night of
,Gs'il - has iesultea III the arrest OF.
e w Stee ana woman giving the
name ~ Reese Barlow, al Denver
stigaih}n Developed the fact that
.@Wi mon and a Noman h.sd made this
iN tReii ht.aidlarters Tor several days
itipI Ia In robbery and as the pic
;r than y hundred bank robbers by
Mefe than y dozen persons who met
atlien NJ various boarding houses and
cestauraitS. tile d. tcctives feel they
iiase q good rliin. Am imprint of a
Ina * made at .iilother bank robbery
- lowe. and q Which plaster east
W85 carried by thc detective. was iden-
,it'.t with that found in the soft earth
ne;ir tll abandoned iiandcar. The clue
led to omaha. ;,nd IN that city ii WAS
i:ttel learned one OF the suspects and
lie woman who had visited Fort Dodge
h:id purchased tickets for Denver
sheriff Land left for PES MONIES Sat
nraaN 10 secure renuisition papers. and
back the suspected persons. The sum
destruction of the safe in the Badger
Savings bank aud reward of $1,000 for
The arrest and conviction of each of the
guilty persons is offered.
George Lytl,'. alias Iowa Swarthy, "
MAS arrested two weeks ago ut SiouS
CITY On the charge of being one of tho
robbers.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-06-10
NIECE OF P. MORGAN
MARR1Es YOUNG LAWYER

st. Louis. June miss Mary Morgan
Fullerton, known as the richest girl in
st. Louis, grand niece of j. Pierpont
Morgan and daughter of the late Cen
eral Joseph S. Fullerton has been mar
ried to Paul Blackwell, a young attor-
nty. Though Q Protestant Miss Fuller
ton consented to the Catholic ceremony
In Difference to the wishes of the bride
groom's family.
Mrs. Blackwell has been much in the
public eye since her engagement to the
young attorney was announced and the
wedding was much looked forward to.
Since the death of an uncle a year ago
she has had entire control of her large
fortune, and after the engagement was
announced Mrs. Blackwell began pre-
pairing handsome new home. where
she wished to live. Mr.. Blackwell
though he and his family are not
wealthy, objected. He said it was his
privilege to provide the home and he
has done so. The couple will live in
kirkWood a suburb.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-06-10
ORCHARD AND GARDEN.
From the June FalHn journal.

From the June Earn JpAiha'-
Keep hoes sharp with Il file.
N,.,,, tbroe s,,r,ession.l p,ant,ngs
nf sweet corn TINS month at TO- day in
fnryals
s,.>r ,,;,,,. berrjas fnr market when
=. -, Nh ,,,jnns ni,.lS.d uurry
~. - ~ 80, 10. ,,,, of The sun
49, w =, -. ~. snel,ars ,o,
'u' on az any ~. ~, f,,nt of sInit
niaS hhu sloMi.s, q, ~, ,,.,in limbs
W ,,1.. sh,,,,d nat srnw
"'.ie ~ 49,. IN, ,,aa ~. ont
N.uH"ie ltie 'ots.s 49, p, 49,, ,,,,,,
SIDE portions " ,.,.,,ara th,,s
"'ien euie'Na',i.e ~ ..,t.,,.,,.dn
ayoidihe an pru'seo a'''
Trees.
ray an occasional itleha's Sis,' " =,
tue little trees set tins sprung. i'l'p on
unnecessary sprouts, an" i,''ht sHte
that no iabel wires nav pft''' ''''' va
W. trees 70 eiio"e
Watch for the little s.ugs darkish'
s'iay fcllows-that are likely 10 DE on
Seaf or cherry ieaNcs now. tih,, drn
dust. ii thrown IN tue trees WIN hl'i
every slug it covers or almost any
1t the regulation "fc''afd sprays VIII
ex.erminate thus pest.
one 6tifce of California huhach dis
solved in three gallons OF water Is
good non poisonous spray application
for cabbage worms and lice. the i'm
uorted Persian insect powder IS the
sa,ue thing. but is not 81 fresh and ef
fectivc as the California article.
Cabbage and other plants can he pro
tartcd from cutwor.ns by erecting a
txo-inch high paper fence around
.a,., stem Lap the paper ends and
,.,sl, tho .fance" M. inch into iIle SotI
t. told 1t i'm place. The paper should
not come nearer to the stem than about
oa. and one half inches.
4.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-06-10
FORMER IOWA HOG
STICkER STAYS FIVE
MEN WITH KNEE

scmerville. Mass. June 9-John
Murphy. said TO hail from Iowa. turned
from pig sticking TO man killing in
the Mort, Packing and Provision COM
pany's slaughter house. driving his fell
low worllnen before him, slew five of
them and wounded -four others, two
of them probably fatally
The dead are: Hubert Smith, coll
ored, Cambridge, James Catre. colored,
Cambridge; Thomas Crow. Cambridge;
Michael lanicus, Sonerville; unidenti-
fled white man.
The wounded are: DR. Daniel G..
Hayes, government inspector. of Wal
than. John cheevus, Cambridge: John
Lewis, Cambridge: John Patterson,
Somervlle.
Hayes and Janicus We're fcarfuly
slaShed
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-06-10
PACKING COMPANY
LOSES RATE CASE

Dos Mones. Ia, jane 10 Judge Howe
of the district court of Iowa. rendered
q decision today adversely to the Agar
Packing company. which had sued the
Rock Island Railway company for $3.50
600 FOR rebating and the unjust rate
charged. The suit involved the ques-
tion of what constituted Il continuous
shipment Ia the purchase of cattle
and hogs in Western Iowa a reshipment
and reselection took place at Valley
junction The rate charged was ths
Valley junction rate I" Boston disre
garding the local rate from the point OF
origin To VALLEY Junction The court
held that IL was continuous shipment
and that the packing company had nc
claim for rctunding of charges made te
the company for carrying its western
IOWA business.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-06-10
To Enjoy

che full confidence of the Well Informed
of the World and the Commendation Of
the most eminent physicians it was essen
tial that the component parts of Syrup
of Figs and Elixir of SIENNA should bo
known to and approved by them; there
fore, the California Fig Syrup Co. pub
fishes full statement with every package.
The perfect purity and uniformity Of pro-
duct, which they demand in laxative
remedy of an ethical character, are assured
by the Company's original method of man
ufacture known to the Company only.
The figs of California are used in the
production of Syrup Of Figs and Elixir Of
SIENNA to promote the pleasant taste, but
the medicinal principles are obtained from
plants known to act most bene6cially.
To get its beneficial effects always buy
the genuine manufactured by the Cali.
fornia Fig Syrup Co. only. and for sale
by all leading druggists.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-06-10
Observation-Disclosures
MASONIC OFFICERS
NAMED IN CONVENTION

Davenport, Ia. June 1.-THE Iowa
Masonic grand lodge adjourned today
nfter installing the new officers. Crom
Bowen, of Des Moines, was appointed
trustee for six years and the other APP
pointive offices were filled as follows:
Deputy grand master, VIM. Hutchin-
son. Alton; grand chaplain. H. H.
Green, DEBORAH; senior grand deacon,
II. II. Ames. Garden City; Junior grand
deacon. b. II. Luette, Davenport; senior
grand steward, I'll. H. Fill. Milton;
Junior grand stward. William Kane.
Iowa Falls; grand mashal, T.. A.
Matthews, Manchester; grand tyler, A.
N. Alberson, Washington.
An Interesting feature of the day
We're the addresses by Nathan Scofield,
of Strawberry Point, and r. u. Mein-
reid of st. Charles. veteran Masons
who attended the conclave of the grand
lodge held in Davenport in 1859, of
which this meeting was the golden an.
niversary.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-06-10

Dies Moines, la. June because
Charles Leach, aged 20, an American.
would not allow him to wash his hands
first at the Great Western roundhouse,
where both We're employed, Ercel
Arabia. an Italian. stabbed him in the
heart with knife after terrible
struggle.
Arabia and his brother were cap
tnred two miles away by officers a few
hours after. just as they We're about
to board a freight train and escape.
When officers brought Arabia to po-
lice headquarters throngs of excited
Italians surrounded them and threat
ened TO attempt a rescue, but were
driven off
There is much excitement In Little
Italy" over the occurrence and much
feeling against the tougher class of
Italians who have congregated here the
past year. Leach came from Paten
here and was the only support Of his
aged mother.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-06-10
TUBERCULOSIS IN
THE STATE HERDS

Deg Moines. IA. June s.-A large sized
row is developing between the state veter-
mary department and the State board of
control over the charge of the former that
tuberculosis is spreading among Iowa
cattle and that the epidemic is stimulated
by the state hoard of control in bringing
diseased cattle from New York and Illi-
nols TO stock Iowa farms As an earnest
proof of their convictions State Veteri-
marian Talbot announced today that 81
cattle will be slaughtered next week, at
Independence and IS at Mount Pleasant.
Considerable feeling is being manifested
between the two boards, but it is doubtful
If Tie beard of control can do anything
IS Tire veterinary official is the official
tester of the matter.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-06-10
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
SCHOOL BANK
HAS 66 DEPOSITORS

Webster city. la, june 9.-Stratford.
which has the distinction OF having the
only real high school bank i'm Iowa. has
decided to continue the business
through the summer months. Miss
Clarlce Swedlund has been elected
cashier. Upon the closing day of school
the bank had been operated GA school
days. 1t had 66 depositors and there
was So SO on deposit. Stratford has
but 600 population. Superintendent
Reinsburg, who originated the idea OF
the bank urged the depositors to earn
the money deposited. Depositors carry
regular printed checks, and the bust
ness is conducted in the same manner
as by large banking Institutions
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-06-10
) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
saul WOOL SON COMPANY.

Toledo ONO June lo.-Herman
Sielellen, Of Crossman & Sielcken. COT
fee importers and exporters. New
York, today bought the Woolson Spice
company from the H. O. Havemeyer
estate and other stock holders. The CON
sideration Is not named. The Wool
son Spice company was purchased -
years ago by llavemcycr and others,
i'll the interest of the American Rein
ing company, To compete in the cot
fee business with the Arbuckles. VINO
had entered the sugar business. The
deal TODAY is said to mean that the so
called sugar trust will abandon the cof-
! fec branch
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-06-10
GOVERNOR APPOINTS
DRAINAGE COMMISSION

Des Moines. la. June 9.-Under the
authority vested in him under the acts
of the Thirty-third general assembly.
Governor Carroll today named the fol-
lowing as members of the Iowa state
drainage and conservation commission:
A. G. Miller. OF Des Moines; DR. r. d.
Mcbride. of Iowa City: Hon. Il. A. Bur-
CESS, of Sioux City: Senator A. r.
E'rudden. of Dubuque: Professor w. n.
Stevenson, of Ames; Hon. j. W. Kreel
of Mason City, and Hon. l.. w. Ander-
son of Cedar Rapids
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-06-10
RUBs PARsNiP ON
CHEEKS AND is POISONED

Boone Ia, June 7.--Edward Phelan,
II years old. high school student and
member of the party which went to
Lodges valley two weeks ago, with
Virgil Hayatt. who died from eating
wild parsnips, died this morning from
the same poisoning.
After Hayatt's death doctor sent
Phelan to the woods to bring back
samples of the parsnips. The boy had
a small abrasion on the cheek and
rubbed his hand over the abrasion, in
oculating tie sore with milk from the
wild root.
Funeral services Will be held Thurs
day when the public schools will be
dismissed.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-06-10
TWO BROTHERS ARRESTED
FOR MURDEROuS ASSAULT

Lake Park, la. June 9-News has
been received here of Il probably fatal
attack made upon Henry Diehn. who
liNes across the Iowa line in southern
Minnesota. Diehn was terribly beaten.
it Is charged, by Adrian and Mark0Ien
kihs, who had an old grudge aNinst
him.
Diehn's cries attracted the attention
or his hired man and Mrs. Diehn. but
the man was attacked by the brothers.
and Mrs. Dlehn was warned If she In
terfered she would be shot. The Jen-
kins boys went to Spirit Lake where
they We're arrested. The sheriff of
jackson county. Minnesota was noti-
ned and took the prisoners to Jackson.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-06-10
FEAR ANOTHER TRAGEDY
I'm ASIATIC TURKEY

Alexandretta. Asiatlc Turkey, June
T.-There was some firing by Turk :
ish soldiers last night on the village
of Deurtyuil. No information regard
ing the casualties have been received.
1t appears that the commander of the
troops two days ago demanded that
the villagers deliver all their arms to
him.
The Turkish officers, who are great
ly distrusted, have been acting in a
most arbitrary manner with the viii
layers, and there has been dread of .
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-06-10
FALLS 100 FEET INTO
RIVER; ESCAPES DEATH

New York, June s.--Falling 100 feet
from scaffold underneath span of
the new Manhattan bridge now in
course of construction. into the East
river, Joseph NJ Long and John MAN.
ming, two structural iron workers, had
remarkable escape from death. After
rising to the surface. the men. although
considerably stunned. managed to keep
afloat until rescued by their fellow
Workman
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-06-10
HEART TABLETS FATAL
HARNESS WATERPowER FOR
INTERURRAN LINE

Mason City, Ia. June S.--A scheme
for Harvesting the watcrpower of Lime
river, at Portland and the Shell Rock
at Nora Springs. to furnish power for
the production of electricity In the OPP
GRAFTON of an intcrurban line between
this city and Rockford, la, is being
considered. Both local and foreign cap
ital are interested. An engineer this
week made q survey OF the sites of
proposed power plants and reported
that sufficient power could be secured
from the streams to run trains the en-
tire distance of the line.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-06-10
MISSING MAN HEIR
TO LARGE FORTUNE

Des Moines, Ia. June Chief Of
Detectives E. Il. johnson is in receipt
of letter from H. c. MCGUIRE. OF
Fort Pierre, 8. d.. asking him to search
in Des Moines for Patrick Mcclure,
who, he says, has fallen heir to largo
fortune through the death of his father
A valuable legacy from the estate OF
another brother also awaits the miss
ing man. He has not been heard from
by relatives for years. The chief OF
detectives has learned that Mcclure
was here in 1904, but disappeared.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-06-10
JOHNSON WILL SPEAK
TO IOWA EDITORS

Mason City. IA. June 10 Editorial
committees from both Upper l)es
Mo:nes and the Northeast Iowa assoc
haze arranged for joint meet
Ing 10 be held IN this city on August
!: and 6. one of the numbers on the
program Is an address from Governor
johnson az Minnesota.
William Jennings Bryan is billed for
chantauqua address on the 9Th. Tho
present plan is to make this largely Il
social meeting and Clear Lake will join
With Mason City i'm extending every
courtesy to tho Fraternity.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-06-10
PERUVIAN CABINET RESIGNS.

Lima, Peru, june 7.-The Peruvian
cabinet today rendered it's resignation.
1t has been proved that the rcvolu
tionary outbreak of last week was en-.
gineered entirely by the followers of
the Pierola brothers. A committee oil
the liberal party today visited Pres-
dent Leguia and. declaring that neither
DR. Durand nor Jose Olivia had taken
part in the movement, requested that
these men be set at liberty The coun-
tr,, iS nIliat
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-06-10
SQUAD RANCH FAILS;
CREDITORS GET 20 CENTS

Geneva, June ID. y. McCeod.
proprietor OF a SQUAD ranch at this
place. became financially Involved. and
appointed w. $. Mobiles receiver About
- creditors filed claims and were paid
80 cents on the dollar. 1t appears that
the SQUAD business is not all profit, as
this is the second failure In this in
dustry which has occurred in this place.
IL is reported that the birds from
the Mcleod ranch will be shipped to
ca I,n
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1909-06-10
cA1cH HUI WITH SUBPOENA,

Spokane. Wash, June flames j.
Hill, chairman of the Great Northern
board of directors. while passing
through Spokane last night was served
with subpoena, summoning him to
appear in the case of M. j. Gordon,
former counsel of the Great Northern.
against whom several indictments for
enbezzlement have been brought.