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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-07-30

It IS q great mistake to sell whole
milk off tho farm. for where the skim
milk is not kept to feed to the stock
one OF the richest elements for ma
nure making IS lost. Keep the milk
home by means of a separator. Sell
the cream, feed the skim milk to the
calves, hogs and hens.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1909-07-30
things.

HN~0
or others as the years pass. AS we
read history and the great names Of
past eras move before is, we often
feel how transient they were. How
like a hovei is Midas, the Phrygian
king of legend and story. How like
a Wondering trieme upon the shores
of time is Pompey the Great. How
like a dust covered ruin in the Roman
forum is Caesar. Now we may all be
tabernacle builders, like Moses, if we
will.
The divine pattern has come nea
men in Jesus Christ. We have not
to seek it amid the perils, darkness
and difficulties of Sinai; it is here
with US, built in all it's divine per-
lection on the levels of our daily
needs supplying us with all desirable
inspirations, helps and satisfying fell
lowship, opening the very vail by
which we enter into the most holy
place itself. 1t is not a mount dis
tant and removed, but a presence neal
at hand, familiar with our needs, to
which we may withdraw in moments
of discouragements or temptation, full
of divine comfort and solace for hours
of sorrow, full Nof divine strength and
vitality in our days of weakness when
all other help seems far away, full
of gracious warning when we are
careless and wayward. We need ever
to be Withdrawing into this mount,
Jesus Christ, if we are to realize the
pattern in the plain OF our earthly
living. Because it is so accessible, SO
complete in its ministry. "See, there
fore, that thou make all things ac-
cording to the pattern that was shew
cd thee in the mount"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-18
lTCaERLEY MUST
I I J. STAY IN ASYLUM

The attempt Of DR.. John Atcheriey
to secure a rehearing Of his case by
means OF writ OF certi0rari proved
futile yesterday and after court pro.
ceedings Of an hour and q half. he was
remanded to the custody Of DR.. Peter.
son, the Superintendent Of the Insane
Asylum. Atcherley and his wife were
present before Judge Robinson and
Indicated that they possessed no Idea
az to the intention of o writ Of certiO-
rari. The Atcherleys tried to bring
before Judge Robinson alleged evi.
dence that showed the bias and pref
udioe OF the members OF the Lunacy
Commission Mrs. Atcherley even In.
timating that the records Of the pro-
ceedlngs had been falsifed by Judge
Lindsay. the chairman Of the Board.
Judge Robinson listened to the ar.
gument and Interruptions Of Atcherley
and his wife for an hour and half
and then dissolved the order instruct
ing the Lunacy Commissioners to send
up the record. Atcheriey is now In
the asylum and seems to have ex-
hausted his last legal recourse,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-18

Sales-Between Boards: 80 Oahu
sug. Co.. S32; $4,000 Hilo r. r. Is.
500; so Oahu sug. Co.. $32; so Oahu
sug. Co.. 3S2; $4,000 Hilo n. r. 6s.
500. Session: 10 Waiaiua, sic.
MEMO.-No session tomorrow, Sep
TENDER IS. Legal holiday. Regatta
Day.
Latest sugar quotation as cents or
$3.50 per ton.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-18
LOCAL AND GENERAL.

The Buiistin's Big Michel
Scratch PAD 10 the biggest five cents
worth o. paper ever offered In Homo.
lulu. elk Of than for Q quarter.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-18
Farewell Bridge Party.


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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-18
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
Eva Plantation Co.

The Directors Of this Corporation
having declared a dividend OF / per
cent, Dividend No. TAT IL due and
payable on Thursday, September
30th. 1909, to stockholders Of rec
ord at the close Of the stock trans
fer books Tuesday. September 21st,
1903, at 12 m.
Stock transfer books will be re-
opened on Friday, October LIST. 1903.
T. II. PETRIE,
Treasurer Eva Plantation Co.
Honolulu. September nth. 1909.
4418-ltn $3.50 ht
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-18
Bargains
In Furniture

Visit our. .tere 4 ;ypu want fur
niture for little 11nonvy. I'VE can
beat the prices Of any store In town.
Aik stock Of furniture now On hand.
4, Also the celebrated Bailey Woven
WIRE AsttfsaseH \ gan
Honolulu Wire ! Bed Co..
! spiolsai Bldg. King and Alakea.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-18
CONTRACT TO LET

The contract for dredging the Hack
field slip was awarded to the Hawaiian
Dredging Company by Marston Camp
hell yesterday. The Company's bid Of
ei9. 6S7 was the only one received. Ac-
cording to the terms Of the contract
about $1,000 cubic yards OF material
10 to be moved OF which 5000 yards
Is TO be placed on the wharf and the
remainder to be used In filing the Ku-
will pond at Iwilei. II there IL any.
thing left over It will be devoted to
the Improvement OF the new polo
grounds at KapiOlani Park.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-18
SOCIAL NOTES
'a '7 H'a3
CONSERVATION

Next Wednesday afternoon. at half
after four. the Wotnen's Rivers and
Harbors Congress invites all members
and the general public to hear Mr..
Ralph Hosmer and Mr.. w. c. Menden.
hall discuss the most recent phases Of
the conservation question. especially
where It touches our own Territory.
The Commercial Club has kindly
opened It's doors for the meeting. III
central Location as well az the late
hour making possible an increased at
tendance.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-18

1856 editorial rooms-268 bust
ness ONCE. Thsss are the tslsphens
numbers Of the ouilstln ONCE. ,,.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-09-18
WANTS
WANTED.

White boy before and after school,
to learn grocery business. Ad-
dress n. D., this once. 44lS-6t
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-07-30

Randall county now has a
court house that is a court house
and a good one, too. After
months of waiting and work the
editice has been delivered to the
commissioners court and the
officers are now ensconSed in
their comfortable offices in the
building. Actual work by
Messers. Gillcoat and Skinner,
the contractors, was completed
on Wednesday of last week and
on Saturday the commissioners
court met and accepted the build
ing and designated the new
building as the official court
house Of the county, the order
being given in full at the head of
this article.
On Monday the various county
officers began to move into the
new building and by Tuesday
night everyone of them were
located in their respective rooms.
All during the week the citizens
of this county have been going
through the building and are
congratulating the officers and
themselves that the county has
such a modern and elegant build
ing as one of its public editices.
And they have a right to be
proud for Randall county has a
building which would do credit
to much more densely populat-
ed county than Randall county.
Indeed there is not a prettier or
better arranged building in the
entire state for such purposes.
1t is late in design and the in
terror arrangement is all that
could be asked and the price paid
for the building is considered by
all who have seen it to be much
lower than ought to have been
expected.
At this time a resume of the
new court house matters would
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-07-30
Auction Sale Of Furniture.

A feature Of the celebration to
be held in this city on Saturday,
August Z, at which time the new
court house will be properly de-
dicated, will be the sale of the
old county furniture which has
been in use in the old court
house building. In the after
noon of that day the commits
sioners court will sell to the
highest bidder all the old chairs,
desks, and other furniture, the
auction being upon each article
as it is placed on the block for
sale.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-07-30
POWER PLANT ARRIVES.
Pumps, Engines and Supplies for Court House
Water Supply Now Here 10 Be Installed.

Tuesday the gasoline engine,
pumps and other material to be
used in the water supply for the
county court house arrived and
as soon as the engine bed shall
have been completed and given
time to harden the workman
who have the contract will at
once install the engine and
pump and make the connection
with the building.
The commissioners court has
built a small brick pumphouse
over the court house well and
the gasoline engine and pumps
will be located in this building.
The water system for the cOun-
ty is what is known as the pres
sure system. 1t consists of a
large steel tank into which the
water is pumped from the well
and the pressure is made by
pumping air into this tank after
the water is in. 1t is said to be
very effective and serviceable.
The tank is located in the engine
room of the building and is of
sufficient size to furnish a large
quantity of water in case of fire
in the building. The system
will also supply the building
with drinking water as well as
water for sewerage system.
The gasoline engine is a four
horse power one capable of do.
ing much more work than will
be required for the present use
of the county, but the commits.
sioners thought it advisable to
purchase the larger engine SC
that it could supply sufficient
water for sprinkling the lawn
about the court house should
sprinkling of the lawn become
advisable.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-07-30
tangible accomplishment.

tangible accomplishment.
Texas has now not less than
10000 miles of all kinds of steam
railway tracks, some 800 miles
of logging roads and 112 miles of
interurban lines, a very large
mileage more than any other
State in the American Union
In this State there are some
100000 acres of land under
some sort of cultivation, while
there are 100000 acres of
arabic virgin soil. There is room
for 100000 people in Texas.
There are some sixty counties
not touched by railways. Texans
all know this. The recent Leg
islature showed that the spirit
of Texas was one of progress,
one that stood for safe, sane and
profitable investment, and it was
after the spirit of the last Leg
islature had shown itself that
practically every present build
ing proposition commenced act
i've operations.
No, Mr.. Willard has heard the
cry Of the pessimiSt, or maybe
he has listened to the tale of the
poor fool who hopes to build up
by tearing down his neighbOr.
At any rate Texas will regret
that a man occupying the promi-
nent place of Mr.. Willard will
permit himself to become a him
drance to needed development
in the heart of the great South
west, but at the same time Texas
rejoices to know that today she
is basking in the effulgent rays
of the brightest day that the sun
of prosperity and progress ever
shined on. Texas Trade Review
and Industrial Record.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-07-30

not be out of the way and we
therefore run over some of the
facts concerning the beginning
of the plans for the building and
the final completion so that the
people of the city may know now
and in the future something of
the history of the building.
A petition was started about
November lst, 1907 asking the
court to order an election for the
purpose of determining whether
or not bonds should be issued
for the purpose of building a new
court house. This petition was
presented to the commissioners
court and on November 18th,
1907 the order for an election to
be held Saturday, December "A,
was passed. The election was
held on Decemper If and result
ed in a vote of 1870 for the meas
ure and y against and the court
subsequently entered an order
declaring the result of the cleo
ton and ordered that plans for
the building be advertised for
and submitted at the February
term, 1908.
At the regular February term,
1908, an order was entered issu-
ing bonds at $1,000 each in the
total sum of $4,000 to be known
as Court House and Jail Bonds"
being dated February II, 1908,
and due in forty years with four
per cent annual interest PAYABLE
on April l of each year, the coun-
ty reserving the right to redeem
any or all of said bonds after ten
years, and ordered a special tax
of ten cents on each 500 valua-
tion for interest and sinking
fund.
On February 18, 1908, the com
missioners court selected the
plans of r. G. Kirsh of st. Louis
after a spirited contest lasting
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-07-30
THE new COURT HOUSE IS
DELIVERED TO COUNTY OFFICIALS.
Commissioners Court Meets and Accepts Building
For County Last Saturday.
OFFICIALS ARE At HOME IN LARGE QUARTERS ON SQUARE.
New Temple Of Justice to be Dedicated on August by Big
Jubilee Here---A Resume Of the Project
With Approximate Value.

Now this the oath day of July 1909 be consid-
cred the removal the house Randall county and
appearing that said house completed and ready
occupancy and built for the purpose house for
Randall county therefore ordered by the that said
standing the public square Canyon
City is hereby recognized and adopted by this the
legal proper house for this county and all county officers
county authorized and instructed their offices
said building and that thereafter all the of this
W including the justice of Precinct Number One Of said
county, be held in said court house.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-07-30

John HARRISON, who has been
making an extended tour of Col
orado and central Texas points,
returned home last Tuesday af-
ternoon. To the News man he
stated that he did not see, while
he was gone, a single portion of
the country that would compare
with the Panhandle and Randall
county and that he was delight
ed to get back home. Mrs. Har-
bison, who accompanied him in
his travels, did not return with
him but will visit her parents in
Oklahoma for a few days before
returning here.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-07-30

NJ. Spellman, a banker of For
ney, Texas, has been in this city
this week and was visiting at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Huffhines. When approached by
the News man Mr.. Spellman
stated that he was well pleased
with what he had seen of Kan
dali county and that he thought
that it had great future before
il.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-07-30
COMMISSIONERS MEET
IN BUSY SESSION.
PLENTY OF LABOR FOR MEMBERS IN
SHORT SPACE OF TIME.
Busy Time With County Supervisors Last Sat-
urday While Meeting TO Accept New
Court House.

Meeting at the court house last
Saturday for the express pur-
pose of making settlement with
the contractors for the erection
of the new court house, the coun-
ty commissioners had all that
they could attend to during the
session. They had already been
over and inspected the entire
building so that was labor which
they did not have to contend with
but there was lot of figuring to
do and then there were a mum
ber of other matters to be at
tended to. A janitor was to be
employed, the old court house to
be sold, the returns of an cleo
tlon to be convassed, the county
taxes to be assessed and other
like matters. The minutes show
the following proceedings.
The old court house building
and grounds, together with the
stoves, were sold to n. Thomp-
son for $500 for cash or on such
terms as were suitable to the
county Judge and the purchaser.
The returns of a special tax
election held in school district
No. 16 for the purpose of deter
mining whether or not speciOl
school tax of 40 cents on each
500 taxable valuation, were can
vassed and the vote being unani-
nous the tax was levied.
George Turner was appointed
janitor of the new court house
building, such appointment to
terminate at the pleasure of the
court.
The new court house building
was accepted from the contract
Ors and the balance remaining
due them, $1,000, was ordered
to be paid by proper draft, and
the contractors, Gillcoat- Skinner
Company, were released from
further liability upon their build
ing bond.
The new court house building
having been accepted from the
contractors the court designated
the new building as the county
court house as provided by law,
the order being given in full on
the first page of this issue.
II. +. Hume was ordered paid
$500 upon his contract OF 1924. 20
for furnishing wired glass for
court house windows.
The court then set the amount
of county and special district
taxes for the coming year as fol
lows: County ad valorem, 10 cents
on each 500 value of taxable
property; Court House and Jail
funds, ) cents; Road and Bridge
funds, ) cents; Sinking fund for
court house and jail bonds, 5
cents, a total county tax of q
cents on each Sl00 valuation. In
school districts Nos. l, !, >, 6and
: a special tax of II cents was
levied and in districts Nos. ,, B,
:. 9. 10, II, y, l3, II and 10 the
special tax will be 20 cents and
in districts 16 and II it will be 40
cents on the 500.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-07-30

Misses Frances Morgan, Ethel
and Mabel Williams spent the
fore part of this week in Canyon
City the guests of Zina Henson.
They were from Amarillo.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-07-30

ing was erected. On May 2S,
the contract for the erection of
building was let to the Il. G..
kirsh Architectural Company of
st. Louis for $4,000, the com
pany to make solvent bond for
S25,OOO.
About June , the bonds were
sold to the state school fund for
par and accrued interest.
On August 3, 1905 the perma-
nent contract was assigned by
the r. G. Kirsh Architectural
company to the Gillcoat- Skinner
company and the contract was
entered into between the latter
named company and the commits
slonerS court, the actual con-
structlon price being S53, 800 and
the required bond was made
after which active work was re-
sumed upon the building and
there was something doing all
the time after that except when
bad weather and shortness of
material did not prevent.
The building proper was com
pleted July y, 1909, accepted
July II and the officers began
moving in July 27. Such is the
tentative history of the building.
l. does not state the amount of
thought and attention given to it
on the part Of the commissioners
court, the architect and the
builders while S. b. Lotion, the
man selected by the court to
represent the interests of the
county during the period of con
struction, comes in for a deal of
credit.
Between the commissioners
court and the contractors, Gill.
coat Skinner Company there has
never been a single misunder-
standing. The entire work has
been entirely satisfactory to
everyone concerned and Randall
county, in addition to having a
beautiful capitol building can
easily claim the distinction of
having the best built public
building on the Plains of Texas.
The plans by which the building
was built were perfect in every
detail and the architect, h. G..
kirsch, is to be congratulated
upon the thoroughness of detail.
Arrangements for the dedica-
tlon of the building are now be-
ing made and it is to be dedicat-
ed on Saturday, August Z, under
the auspices of the Civic I'm
provement Association, a further
report of the program being
given in another column of this
paper. A big picnic and lots of
speaking is a portion of what is
expected to occur.
While we expect to enter into
a more extended description of
the entire building and its fur
nishing after the dedication it
would not be amiss to state here
that the entire furnishings of
the building are to be new and
that the furniture placed in the
building is simply great. Every
thing, including the seats, are of
a dark oak finish with the eXcep-
ton of the steel furniture. The
wood furniture was contracted
for at S4940 while the Steel furn-
iture for the vaults cost the
county S5l7 Nothing has been
sighted even in the smallest
detail and every citizen of the
Panhandle, not to speak of Ran
dali county, will point to the
building and furnishings with
becoming pride.
The Randall County news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1908-1926, 1909-07-30
MISTAKEN IDEA OF
THE STATE OF TEXAS.
PROMINENT RAILWAY OFFICIAL MAKES
STATEMENT ABOUT DEVELOPMENT.
Texas Advancing to Commercial Supremacy
Faster Than any Other Portion
Of the World.
Daniel Willard, second vice

president of the Burlington,
with offices at Chicago CID, has
emphatically stated that until
the unfriendly attitude of the
Legislature of Texas ends, his
company will not spend much
money for anything in the state.
He said that he was unable to
understand why the policies of
the lawmakers had been adopt
ed for they are seriously injuri-
Gus, he said, to the further set
ting and upbuilding of the state.
Referring to the many small and
independent roads projected or
under construction in Texas.
Mr.. Willard expressed the opin-
ion that these eventually would
prove detrimental to "a ilroad
building in Texas.
Most of these" he said, are
being built, no doubt, with the
idea in mind that they may
eventually become integral por.
tions of our great railway sys-
tens, and this will in many cases
prove true. But it is my i'm
preston that when a number of
these smaller roads are linked
together, it will almost invariably
be found that to go from one
place to another, considerable
detour will have to be made-in
other words, there is apt to be
waste of mileage, which would
have been saved had one of the
trunk lines built the line with a
definite purpose in view. AL
most every small town in GER
tain portions of Texas has a
bonus up for a railroad, and
many roads will be built to such
places without the fact being
considered as to whether the
towns are the logical places for
the road. Too much depends on
this matter of bonuses.
The above appeared under a
scare head in an Oklahoma pap
er, and the presumption is that
the statements attributed to Mr.
Willard are given substantially
correctly.
1t is unfortunate for both Mr.
Willard and for Texas that he
should have given expression to
some of the sentiments set forth
above. Mr.. Wizards misfortune
lies in the fact that there was
never in the history of railway
building in any one State so many
projections under actual con
struction at one time as are now
under way in Texas. These pro
iections are backed up by all
sorts of organizations ranging
from the great Santa Fe system,
which has some four hundred
miles of building going on, down
to the little crOSS-cut lines, rang
ing from ten to twenty miles in
length, and with barely enough
capital to. keep the grading
forces at work.
A recent tabulation shows
twenty-siX seperate and distinct
propositions under process of
building, and nearly as many
more making haste to get to
work.
1t is unfortunate that there are
many "sooners" who are con-
tinually projecting little jerk
water lines that start from no
place, pass no place and go no
where. When these little lines
are built they are often obstacles
to larger undertakings, but
Texas incorporation laws do not
permit any longer a man or a
men to get a charter over a log
ical route and "hold-up" the real
builders. Some good hard cash
must be shown and charters now