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, 1909-11-25
choo Notes

John and E.ma Davis have
moved to Boulder.
This is examination week thru
out all the grades.
Mrs. Humphreys visited the
Grammer room Friday.
Lettie Chase has gone to Dem
yer for a months visit with her
mother.
Joe Harden is back in school
again after a long absence on &C
count of sickness.
There will be school Friday to
make up for one of the days lost
week before last.
Elsie Lyons and Clark Nuhn
entered High School this week.
making the enrolment eighteen,
Among the new pupils enrolled
in the grades the past week are Ss-
villa Garrish, Mabel Pearce, Ed
ward Francis, Vim. Petty, Cordie
Francis, Lloyd Alden. Herbert and
Lily Mason, and Mary Margen.
The honor roll in the primary
room is as follows; Louis Schilt,
Miriam Pearson, Howard Mi
chaels, Mary Huntington, Eliza
beth Jensen, Russell Hunter,
Steve Michaels, Charlie Mitwalsky,
Olive Fryer and Clarence Bates.
, 1909-11-25
Shipping Beef Cattle

Russell & Roberts, who have
been up in the valley buying both
fat cattle and feeders, shipped
three cars os beef from Canyon last
Sunday and seven cars of feeders
from Walcott the same day for the
Danver market. The fat cattle
were purchased of G. A. Cook and
the feeders from different parties
in the valley.
, 1909-11-25
Saratoga Chips

G. A. Cook was "a city visitor this
week.
Business on the S. & E. is improv-
ing.
II. G. Paulson has been over the
past week.
E. W., Dsvine went to Rawlins
Tuesday morning.
Homer ]. Clammer left Tuesday
morning for Rawlins.
Mi. and Mrs. W. J. Horn were Sar-
atoga visitors Tuesday.
Don McPhail DR., returned from IA
trip 10 Rawlins Tuesday.
Almost Dec. LIST aud no ice yet for
the Youngsters to skate on.
f. E. Sterrett and Alex NUM- left
yesterday morning for Denver.
Don't forget the Ladies' Aid Ba-
Ear Dec. 4th, at Mitwalsky Hotel.
Mrs. Joseph NUM- is now assistant
postmaster and makes "A good one.
G. G. Young came down from his
Brush creek ranch Tuesday evening
Frank White is busy hauling baled
hay to town to be shipped to Rawlins.
Mrs. Enoch P. Johnsonand daught-
er, Miss Vertina, were down Tuesday.
William Broadhurst vas down
from the Davis ranch the past week.
Mrs. Matt Watt aud daughter Ma
bel were in Monday from Cedar
creek.
+. E. Stsrrett arrived from Denver
Friday aud went on out to the ranch
on Brush creek.
w. H. Hunter, of the firm Of Hunt
er, Casteel & Hunter, came in from
the east Tuesday.
Andrew Dahl, who went TO Chey-
enne Sunday on a business trip, re-
turned Tuesday.
Fred Dyer left Sunday fol-. Fl. Col
Inns where rumor has it that he will
he married shortly.
Don't bother to make your Christ
mas gifts. Come to the Ladies' Aic
Bazaar aud buy them.
j. A. Mauk and W. G. Edwards re
urned yesterday from their hunt
They got one deer.
James Phillips, Jr. was up Sunda,
from the Warnock ranch. 10 miles be
low mere on the river.
James B. Case and wife, who cam
up last week on a visit to Mrs. Luf
kin, returned home Sunday.
Taylor Pennock, who vas in fror
, his Lake creek ranch Saturday, say
he has shipped 100 tons of baJed ha
to the Rawlius market this fall.
, Mrs. Bert Walker came.down Tuei
day on a flying trip from the Sterre'
e. Num- ranch on Brush creek.
, 1909-11-25

Joseph Casteel has a very unique
and ornamental cane made OF the tips
of buffalo horns. The cane is the
work Of Mr.. Casteel's own hands, and
is valuable as well as artistic.
, 1909-11-25
CHARTER
OAK MINE
S Subscriber asks for Explanation
OF Mining Terms and the De-
scriptiOn OF the Ore Body.
Chicago, Ill.
Nov. 10Th, 1909,

Editor of the Sun.
Saratoga, Wyoming.
Dear Sir
In your issue of the I1th. inst.
you have IN article on "Charter
Oak Mine" which is quite en-
ccuraging,yet | do not fully under
stand what is meant when you
speak of the sore in place" and
| will the old workings Of the mine
be of no further use, having served
their purpose in developing the
vein OF ore body.
1t might also he interesting to
more of your Subscribers than my
self if you were to give Il descript-
ion of the ore body. its nature
with reference TO geological for
nation and the kind of ore it is
or if of more than one kind, also a
map showing the incline of the
shaft.
| enclose you II rough drawing
of what | suppose to be the plan
upon which a new shaft will be
sunk.
This | am sure will be Of great
Interest to the stock holders at a
distance from the mine.
az Subscriber.
The Sun cheerful gives place
Ito Subscribers" letter and will
answer it to the best of our ability
The term, "Ore in place" simply
means that a depth has been gain
ed IN a mine where the ore liz not
broken up but lies in the vein as
deposited there. Rich deposits
may be found near the surface, as
i'm the Ferris aggarty, for ex-
ample, but miners do not expect
to find sore in place." and in its
permanent character, until they
have gotten down to permanent
water. Abovethat point the action
|of the air aud the rise and fall
|of the water, such as surface water
|causes the ore to concentrate al
times, or to leech out and seek low
|er levels.
AS to the sold WORKINGS" The
development of the Charter Oak
has been done in an incline shaft.
because the lead had II slant of
about As degrees At the foot of
That incline shaft it is found that
the vein has Strengthened up" and
Stands almost, if not quite per-
pendicular. 70 use the incline
shaft any longer would he too ex-
pensive. BY sinking Il perpen-
dicular shaft directly over the foot
of the lncline shaft will enable
them to work the mine from the
surface, while the old incline
will serve as an air shaft and also
to take in Uimbers and other
material.
, 1909-11-25

Fl. d. Blydenburgh was in from
Jack creek Tuesday. He predicts a
mild winter.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-16

MARSEALLIOWN- Ia, Dec K-Epe
clR-1.--1 cumDunicsnunE delivered %
eEch u the counGll and Mayor 0. L InEe-
due, just before the sUTncil went into ses-
nun nsday, County Attorney J. Il De-
mETer warned L7em thRt z tnsy issued
permits for saloons for the year 800 rasv
would be breaking the rev Noon law ana
thar Il the ydid 90 they would be suh5scr
10 the Law and ne Threatened 70 institute
proceedings against ne council The
cguncD w1lhCUt so much ar ras1InE nz1
communication, ~ . vote Of sx % seven
issued SIX permits 20 saloons FOR the CON-
M year
The county attorney claims 70 ave tur.
UEed himself By the new Moon law za-c1
requires INA cry councils Ia issuing per.
mlLa- shall l0I lEHue mere unz1 one q
every L8B Of population q rnar il snall
mol ISSUE them - the owners ar asEig1eHs
q owners who have been convicted. O.
against whom l-ugunc1unE nave been issued
-L11u1c-uns are Al present lEadinE aEaans1
q number Of the former sWnsrH Of placs,
which WEu gwen perU-rs far another yea
to-day The LEW ~deslElzles the Council
nsflBL 70 Enldab = Il A q -uasdgmsEuur
punishable BY bOG Eas a1d mprson.
neEL
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-16
WRITING BILL TO ERADICATE
TRAFFIC IN WHITE SLAVES
Department Of Commerce and Labor
WIN P--senr Measure TO
Present session.

WASHINGTON. De- -S---prene1Ei~e
Ierarla-suu resigned -1 eradicate the evils
Of the white slave traffic 10 coureu-
plated IN q measure wtlch ts being pre-
pared a. the Department q Co1-er-s and
Labor The matter is Being gone 0vH-
vsrv carefully and when completed WI be
submitted TO congress .oEerHer with the
annual report q Commissioners Keefe OF
ne immigration hurssu
Senator -1lHnFhsn- chairman q the
u lrsd States IzzmEa-uu ,c-missiun
which in making pubEe the results q its
lu-veE-rairn. has called attention 70 the
rsvoiraE ccndi1Cnr szr-t-E from ire 1psr-
atsr-r Il uafrc ru women. has been con
side--d hv officials = the department and
IL r. expected the pr-nused Dill vii involve
lE-ralv TIE -a-rrnms1da1unE uRde ~ the
legislative 5udv 10 remedy the ev-l sc "a
Bs lis may be duns BY -oonE-zsEona.
.1Rcrnrul-
L- htr a--ual report sec-eta-v Nag
NAT Ire law prohibiting ths
h-1rrtnr q women into -he United state.
for inuural purposes be amended 20 as 70
p-ohihit interstate u-sfrc ~ this rhsrarrE-
and The probability is thar the measure q
be submitted TO congress VII locorporatl
a provision designed 70 further -s-s %
fa-r
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-16
Nebraska

grew cut q q divorce q marriage and =
r -raars VIE sec1rst q divorces ane
--edatsv married E-asuA Trsa4
----r- SIT fa- dA-usEs and secured
1dE-erL The feeling between ire ruo
men became Intense and the -ssult was
tr-r T-ss- shot E-aIus on July 3 Graz
us lata- 5ied and the c--1nsrH jury rem
Tered 3 5ers-1n % The effect t1at Re Gec
r. Ire- a-1uble and nor q q gun wound
Iuveurs yaIznbIe RaEl-~ad Device
CRETE Ner. Dec E-spe-a1p-J p
pz~-asdr n Crete has Ia-alr patented Al
--a--a1 t-at be THINKS would have pre
vented t-e accident e. 80 10 on the Bur
1-E-u az EEste- last sunday uorrnE. had
the system beer In aEe The invention
works altouslca-v VITA tire seuaDhu--
ara sua--rrs ard ri case the engine does
rHt see the sigma aE was the case a.
Exeter ire -c-r-va1ce WI throw On the
ar b-uke ard stop the tran instead q
--rsv.-r g from the track as usual under
TIC present system TIE patent IS s1so a.
rz1Eed To perfect the block system and Wi
-r--e ire second tram from s-1cToHcLInE
onto -re block Of q train ahead
Ir also can be used i- rBE1E trains A1t
instead Il a rsF-nsn rts-dinE around Il
Tag on the machine thai cs1 be place,
au-vAs-a along ere track and n case ~
engineer does not see 20 Tag TIE a.,
brakes VIII 1s Thrown on AID the Ez--
stopped
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-16
WHEAT PIT HEN SEE SHOW
Fourteen Members Of Chsa7o Board
Of Trade al E1posIzon
PATTET sDEsTEPs LAST NLEUTI
King OF Market Iarended 10 Come n
Omaha Bur Failed NJ the Finish
Wen known
Brokers Here. .

SO fz- as fourteen members Of the Chi
aaru Euar6 Of Trade are concerned the
tickets n the wheat PHI may cease re@l4nE
CT rhetr tapes II Information. These men
have come to Omaha u spend two days
4 recreation ard dEhrsestng a. me Ma
E5nRl Corn exposition.
We're gong - f1rEsr about the pit
with its noise and It's clRmor and enjoy
ourselves in Ornsha. SAID Z 4. Runsey,
VINO leads the delegation Of grain deaIera
We rs here to see what rsRl wheat and
uurn aad oHIs are Ike and earn q few
things about now these grains are Erowa
lack 70 lhe Sol Is Cur motto for our
two days In L-B CITY.
The deieEaE-n arrived over the Rock
Island a. s4E a II. IN two special Pull
mans. They were welcomed al Union sta
urn bye : P~utecust- division passenger
agent TT the Rock Island, and escorted Il
Ire BONE. where they viii make rhsa,
headquarters.
The RocE Island furnished as with a.
fuuds Of stork dope grain market reports
etc, buI We don't care 10 rsad the asws
pEPers OF even hear NJ echo from thi
wneEt pt1- continued M Runssy Thsr'
were severe sluzps IN the PHI Tusseay ans
the corn 1H-ket closed weak win sign
u big hIsileHE today"
II Was expected taAt James A Patton
Hrseuhne King q the wheE- PIT would b
4 member Of ne parry but Ne Ez-Vst
MS Trip 51s. al the Est moment. Il z
FnHs- chief w-eEhnAErsr OF the Board O
Trade also expected 70 ID
party 70 OnHaR- but was unR5is % &c
away owing 10 Lhs lArEe shipments o
cow cou1nE from ne weE1-
Members q TIE party are 6 P A-no'
A o Mason J c. MuT-y, L A James
j. ". Rzde1r1 D z L2HeZ L E A4ez
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-16
JUBILEE WEEK Al WESLEYAN
Feature Of Dedication of Church Ia
Gifts by Students.

Gifts by Students.
LINCOLN. Dec. m-SpeciaL is IN
deed a jubilee Week here. fur there Is
something good EOing on HI the new Msth-
odtsr Episcopal church every evening. TINS
church was dedica1sd last Sunday, one Of
ths most significant facts about the dedi-
ca1lun Of the beauufuI structure WAS that
every cent q the debt was provided for
before II Was formally dedicated The pso-
pie here made history Oh that day, rails
ne over E5gaB IN the three services a5uu-
the same amount having been subscribed
up 10 that tine, the total crow6ing EBA.Blu.
Another fact 10 be noticed is the prominent
pA-t played by the students Of Wesleyan
In the subscriptions especially by the dlf-
fsrHnt literary societies.. one Of the leading
organizations piedEinE Sz5h The amounts
were snail a comparison % me larger DO
Nations. but each meant a real sRcTtfct
which u COURSE Increased the significance
q The gift
Al = meeting Of the Wesleyan foot pa
team Ben Beck was elected captain for Wl0
Hs has played q consistent game AZ END
this year and is looked on 10 handle mex
years team N a. able manner This year
team has played good ball for their sec.
and season, ueiaE with Doaae and Bs1svui
and next years eleven Is expsctad 10 sur.
pass TINS record
Basket bal practice has been started
and the men A-s showing ID well sersra
new men uf merit beng cut as vel a
Captain Meyer, swan SinUnds. Beck and
Lehman Of last years team. wsslevaE
hE6 the team in the state las
ysRr. defeating the state university ? 70
and the Ames Ages By a sute margin
Those in charge q athletics al Nebraska
are unable 10 give rs a game TINS year o.
account Of a I'm scheduIs
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-16

CLARION. Ia Dec Ld--hs matrimonial
tho0KwuTu' has The Young people II the
local Methodist church II lis grasp. 50
Ilsid1uus has the matrimonial disease bs-
come that there are moi enough Wsdnss-
days in the present month for al q me
brides 10 have separate wedding days. so
Clarion Il 10 have IT'S triple wedding. Al
q the six Young people Tho are 10 be MIR
RED H the sane time are warn friends.
hence the eX-uBe q the triple ceremony.
Those VINO VIII be married IN the rTia1Eu-
lar ceremony On Wsdne5dRy. December p
ara I'd Lindsay and Miss Nae EuuIley.
Ea-laDd Hill and Miss Emma A-ckelsun
and AlbsrT Thompson and Mss Bertha
Stevenson
Others Wn0 are 70 be married VINO belong
20 the church are Miss Minnie smith al6
Mr. Ole WsnOs and Mss HELIX P-uld-
master and Mariel I Scott Their wsd-
dlng taxes place on Wednesday,, Decsm.
Der -
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-16
Orders from Above,
Say Be dem gel
Nan Charged with Sugar FrE4dy Says
&c Was Ordered % Pay
Money.

WATERLOO. Ia Dec 1h-SpeclaL)-
The Upper Iowa Methodist Conference
Zone M-ssions-v convention VII apen i-E
program p ms ciry December Is AZ =
o clock z ne afternoon 10 continue through
TWO days. Bishop Henry Spellmeyer, Ii.
=, VIII preside and VIII offer the opening
words. Al east Sa delegates Hnd visitors
VIII be n the city for Ills convention The
prominent speakers on the program VII Be
Charles II Stuart Z d. Chicago ". *.
Doughty. Z, T. New York City 2. Z.
TauEhl. . d. Chicago Charles N Bcs-
We'll, Z. d Ph5-adslpu3a, Pa BIzhup VII
lar r Anderson. Ii. D, Chars loora.
Tenn; James Rowe. . D Chicago PREF
DEM Edwin a ScheIL Z. r.. presiden
Iowa WESLEYAN univErz-ty. Rsr. T T
Fleming, D d. ana Eer. A N BiI1ngH-
icy, u D. VINO Vii represent tbs dlE111el
supa--nrandsuus on the pr-Eram Tn.rz
WI De simultaneously vUEen's meetings.
under me leadership q Mrs. Della l. WI
liaIs q Delaware, O.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-16
AVERAGE WEIGHT OF GRAIN
Crop RePorrfHE Board Issues Repurr
C1verfa& This Years
Crsp-

WASHINGTON. Dec 1s-Ths crop -
parting board uf the Department Of AETa-
culture IN 8 bulletin issued to-day estimates
the average weight per measured 5usaJ II
various crops 10 be as follows:
Spring wheat ST. pounds winter wheat
So pounds, and oars. e. pounds. against
52 5g.S and SIS pounds. respecr5vely last
year. The quality Of corn is A2 per cent
agatnst 26s last year.
The tina estimates indicate the acreage
and production q important farm crops Of
the United States IN 1908 ana 1855 70 have
been as fnluwE-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-16
LETTER CARRIER IN DURANGO
h W. shstraeE 81 so4th Daksua BE-
fare CsmmGsaioner Anderson On
Charge Of E~nbeEEI@meaL

RUru " EhErruck Al alleged tuEu-s
Hum tuEucs- n-on Ella PutnL s 2 VA
brought bs1Gre CEtad stA-as CumzuiN
siunsr Anderson 20 answer "a Al indirt-
menr brought Against hin In me uufusd
States disu-G court FOR South DAKOTA
charging atm VITA enlbeEEement q NE
sum Of - truu the Tinted States. Whns
Ne Vas ampl0Esd n Eu0n county a. =
rurEl lerrET carrier
ShErr1ck ELE urdened u1nEtsrrad 70 une
EOuth D4E0tb nscsrA JURISDICTION End III
hs taken "a si0ux Pals ~ a Czfuss s1Ases
zEr1eA- 81 ong
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-16
Adam BsnE.

FAIRBTRT N-h-, Lee E-spscia1N-
TIE body Il Adam Benz, who dled n
Br1Ehrs dassass here MondHv morning YRS
sent to Pawnee City for lzeernent ysslsr-
dsv. Some years 20 ne WIS d member
Of the firm Of Truzel a. Benz, rhsI hu Eht
horses for shipment All over thlE 5nrr q
the staus zld was well known among
hursemen. Al the u-ne q his deB1h ne WIS
conducting a livery business IN this cir-
Ee S1T-ner-g lived in Pawnes City, and
had two brothers in thai city and one IN
business A. humboldt Neh- He leaves 3
wife and one son, me LAWYER being grown
and 4 clerk n Lincoln
Philip D. Thompson
WASHINGTON, Dec. H-F1rmEr Con
E-sssnsn Philip g Thompson. II. Of Ken
rurky, who wRs stricken on ne s1rssi lAs1
night win a heuor-1aEe Of the sf7- e..
a1sd A. the Emergency hospital az Ii
O'Clock this morning. Ee was IS years II
age.
Fred Dorm.
BEATRICE, Net Dec M-snecial Ta--
U1nD-F-sd Dur1 lied sDdden.T Last u-Ehr
81 has home in Hanover township e-on In
tu-i-s received wals assisting q nesSh3sr
In moving. de Vas x wears " are aid
lsaTez = widow AID several 1hLG-sl
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-16
Nebraska

.rans--v. as H -uuld orr have bee- 1a-l
CUT u-1c- beng appropriated ned -t
-Hrs gone arBtusf tre EE-E Sc. h1 SOON
az TIE case vas decided r1r ser-erH-
began 90 sr-air-te1 ~ ne Pee boek So
t-s money c--d BE- ---ed over 20 gre
treasurer n lae mel---s me p-A--uc
has forty Gays - which tr ASK FOR q rev
ia
TIE almost -uasHasle -cnduorE q the
c11--- --azs ----7uE1ol- E= STATE pre-
-r-rr a-na-s =-- EH--nE rc -117 with
-c-- and produce has inspired SsCrEtET rs
state Jl-1u 30 Eurre=r a pan FOR good
roads u15c- Re believes has never been
talked 90 I'D Any Of rhe many good roads
--1I-HrcCnE
IN order 10 prevent a repetition II the
rad roads now prevalent t-h-1uF-01- the
rtatz g e. time the state lsef uaz uzl-E
some official a-15Cn h the -a-rsr
would suggest t1s- the -=E- IeCsls-
urH enact a lau p-uvt1l-g t-At tire county
rsr5 may may make o levy ard Use a
zion q the county funds for ne can
--r1ct-on q a road running eAE1 AID west
a1d another r---inr north and sg-L-
through every township 1 t.s state -Less
-1a5s should be conEt-lcrs1 az nearly As
possible through the 1ente- ~ the town
ship II would be only q short tine before
the state would have nc poor roads.
by putting TIE roads as -eH- a. possible
Oh the center n the townships 10 one Swing
In any t1Husnlp would be more a1al -nrss
-les from the good -1Hd As su-1 as the
good road ls built I'M SURE the farmers
vino esd not 1--we upon q would soon make
good roads lending 10 H.
Under t1iE plan would be- POSE Die t-
go clear across the state b alg d-rs1-ll
GA good ROADS.
Hana-s Hraufsirfon-
Governor S-1aleube~EH- has hruC-ed a
rsu-Isi1ou for the -sra-- Cd. -raa u Franz
VI IlH-zs wanted q tina. s-A-= GA q charge
Of burglar The man iE Uocsr arrest al
Omaha
TeIephune Plant to En1arEe.
The Burt County Telephone company was
today gwen psrmiss01 av the sIsus Raj
way commission TO issue STOCK 10 the
amount Of Utu. This company HAs re-
csulT bouE-- plants 81 Lyons. Oakland
and Decatur and expects 10 enlarge ils
capacity
Moanev I'm .oId Offender
James Mooney II the bureau Of AMER
can ~sthnoIogy. who is To deliver the 7-tn.
cipal ADDRESS al the nsz1 annual ne=L1i
Of the Nebraska STATE Historical society
Is a man stu IN the prime Of lie a-tnCug,
-e is. as ne says. the Oldest e1hnojog1c q
fender n The country de began ms II
clan Study as a boy IN -g72 long before III
establishment q the bureau Of w1lc-
he is now the senior IL point Of service H
las been with the Bursau uEHury-Evr
Years. and las an International repu-alc-
Is al s1hnoioEist Most Of his work IA
been IN the field wiki the Indians. t-
years having been spent WIKI the eRsts-
tribes and seventeen years win the wRsi
eTu tribes. particularly the Al0wA, CheE
sr1e and ArHDAhO- During TINS time p
was practically 3 member Of q koE
? family, although his Work extended f-u1
? The Dakota to the city Of Mexico. tn
, VII be tie FIRST time thAz Nj. Mooney IA
5 appeared II Lincoln Indeed the first Tin
K that any representative Of the bureau (
5 American sun1ology has every taken pa.
= In the nesting Of 3 western h1suorcl
4 society
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-16
Appears Uu@xPecuedIy I'm View YORK
Court to AnEEer to In
Allotment

NEW YORK Dec. MAS C. Wood,
appeared unexpectedly II the court az gen
era sessions a-- AZ and announced uhEI she
War ready 10 stand TRIAL under the IL
Err-neut charging her With forgery and
perjury In her breach Of pro --se SUI
against former Senator Th1Das = PLAIN
she was placed under arrest N lhe motion
q the surety company. which furT ~
her 81 m9 bond but vhlEh today a-nnuulce1
tna1 il wanted 10 surrender her
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-16
Nebraska

and 10 make q more efeuer- AlH series
Of r1mnsrr~s drls wa tDalrlrared
ElLuEEGE-w. r. Parker Ee cwner
n TIE auff drink nHr u-E On West sveuue
vas stricken win HpupleET aocut 1ouu or
Sunday In htE apartments ever rs place. o.
bus mess. He Was conveyed q ne .1cHl hos
utnl a. ahcu- -iock ire sac dHT
where be e DOW being cared fl- Latest
reports are TO the effect thH1 be cannot ~
crVHT.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-16

KEAR%EE. Nsh. Dec. B-5peciRL)-
Andrew N TreE- charged with ne murder
Of Thomas Grz5us AZ Shelton last sun
Dsr. has been aouorded MS t1e=du- and
VIII remain on parole as long as he STAYS
w-rhEa the bounds Of the law. The case
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-16
OUTPUT or PACKING HOUSES
Ten Thousand More Hog sIzughr-red
this Week in " stern
Plants.

CINCINNATI O, Dec h-s3eciR4 TED
s~grzmD-P-1cs Current sass- Thsra has
been some tendency 10 enlargement Of uf-
tErings. Total western packing 58 .gaB
compared with 54R.IsB TIE preceding week
and 7sa. 888 last year. Since November =
me total Is 2-GzA BB against q Tg u5 & ysa-
ago. Prominent places compare as luftalws
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-16

FALLS CITY Neh- Cec. IL peciH1.p-
The CRY yesterday voted or t1e 7ropos-
uo- % paying for the land fsr ire Mis-
sour Pacific division al tnis place The
vote stood III ia favor q the bonds and
Er----lne against then
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-16

Waiter MacDuuEz- Charles S Clark J.
Ralph Pickel. w. .. Eaton H s VIE
EBznA. II A. Ramsey and L. n Eass-ed.
The party Wiz return 10 Chicago Thurs
day evening
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-16
The Weather.

FOR NEEEAEEA-Falr Thursday not
much change n Temperature
FLR low -EsnerAly .A-r ThurscaT
not much change ia aemperaII1E-
TBupHrH---H ar Omaha yesterday
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-16
MAE Woo DEMANDS TRIAL

Cue Glass-FRHNzuR-l5th and Dodge
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-16

Tbs Iowa Roster board. having charge Of
The uuup1lABon OF STATISTICS regarding TIE
Iowa soldiers in The War IF The reD=lllon.
held . session with ne governor today The
board has now nearly completed the cam-
pIa5on for the third Of .iEhr Tolune Two
having been printed already. The work iE
proceeding very slowly.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-16

BY the decision n the supreme court
UNLOADING me validity o. the occupation
TX AN. ire state treasury VII soon be
enriched by s0ne Ea.8n Tins amount Of
munv was PAID 10 the ssesTrzrZ If srars
und.r protest by some sg corporations. M
Jzzkan held TIE money himsslf OF had II
de5oa1sd n his own mama TIE amount
-Ashed such proportions thai M Junktn
baEz 70 EurT about his responsibility
br ha ouuld nat deposit me nancy In the
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-16
DEATH RECORO.

JswelrT-FREvZFR-Ibta ard Dodge
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-16
o TALK

A sales-a1 Ir e. BOYS nwarneut = a1ule- E-- isn't aEa
IN Np ~srrrEv 10 rt q buWs SUIT Sad Ee Et-t want o. s. H.
-r-rrp r-~-r A rr F-- fe stock be wr~kr1 IN En -~f nave
her over e--s-er-cus MAJ EslcE-En But he paid ru~ .. A#A--
-rrr q rig compliment and % rur o. F-oHe tht T. t M@
ms - q little more JhHr ~Eht whsu EHler-e1 'nr ...
- r-r~ -~-ss tsru hr sur rareF-au ErLrfr A. .a 0L nct0ee
| no tAs- frsstE k-ownr Ire clothes Ly 81 them cement te -ss g
| friendship mere firmly
Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-16
Farmer pals sixty Feet.

Martin Vanderbilt a wealthy farmer q
Taylor county. fell from q ~sizry-foOt wind
nj today and would surely na ben
killed Tad ne not Calen squs-Hly or the
hack q q COW passing heiov. The a1-nal 4.
back was broken. 1a- Va1dUrrvle escaped
w1-auut INJURY lie aDw wsss = thorough
bred Shurthur- valued a XII