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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-05-27
Thursday, May &c, 1910
A DISASTROUS STRIKE

The recent Philadelphia street
railroad strike cost those concerned
S14,O12,00O, all a material loss,
besides the lives sacrifice and the
numerous cripples made, many of
whom will be a charge on their
friends or on public charity the
remembering days of their lives.
The waste and from the stand
point of political economy all waste
is profligacy-is thus distributed,
according to a respectable and con-
servative computation.
The active strikers, $4,000 in
wages: the transit company, ST.
100000 in income; the sympathetic
strikers. $2.2OO,OOO in wages, and
their employers, $2,00O,O00.
And to that immense loss must be
added the $8,OOO,OOO that the
ordinary business of Philadelphia,
from banking to shoestring
peddling, suffered because of that
strike, that ought to have been
settled without the shedding of one
drop of blood, the breaking of a
single bone, or the loss of $1,000
Thus is industrial war as ruinous
as commercial war; and it vies
with fame, pestilence, the earth
quake's shock, the volcanoes vomit,
the tidal waves remorseless in
vasion, the drought's brazen skies,
and the floods ingulfing embraces
to bring disaster on the community.
That Philadelphia strike brought
no material benefit to any single
being, says the Oklahoma Times,
but it brought sorrow and disaster
to thousands.
1t established anarchy and
military rule where there had been
order and peace. There were arson
and murder, and society was be-
tween the mob on the one side and
the military on the other.
What was it all about? Only
little thing of wage, that the
ordinary exercise of the plainest
precepts of common justice that
could have composed in fifteen
minutes.
There is one sublime truth that
this country has yet to learn, and
that is this: Capital and labor are
partners. and they should be, and
must be, friends.
Let justice prevail, and wage
and dividend will automatically
adjust themselves to the satisfaction
Of both and to the benefit of the
public.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-05-27
MISSION OF EXPLORATION IN
PALESTINE.
Solomon's Temple ard Other Things
of Interest to the Christian World
Are Sought So Far With.
out Any Result.

King Solomon's temple, the ark oi
the covenant. Aaron's rod and the
Seven-hranchcd golden candlest!ck
which stood in the holy of holies-
these are just few of the treasures
or which party of young English
men are now eXcavating In Palestine
I'm the neighborhood of Jerusalem.
The majority Of experts are OF the
opinion that these treasures are not
to be found where they are now he
Ing looked for. but the members of
lhe expedition have other information
dpon which they place reliance
This is Il cryptogram. which is said
10 have been found in the Talmud by
Finnish engineer and which is
thought to give a clew to the place
where the treasures OF %ing Solomon
are hidden. Exactly what this cryptic.
gram is has naturally been kept sCc"ot
by the Finnish engineer. but he has
convinced his supporters in the en-
terprise of it's reliability, and already
n good deal oi work has been done
toward a practical demonstration of
its accuracy or inaccuracy.
even more
than the search for King Soiomon's
treasures is the composition Of the
party engaged in it. At the head Of
the syndicate Is Clarence Wilson.
brotherin-law of Lady Sarah Wilson,
and a very wealthy man. Then there
is Robert Vivian Dun, commonly
known as Robin, a lieutenant in the
Grenadier Guards and husband of
Lady Juliet Duff, perhaps the tallest,
as she Is certainly one of the most
beautiful women in London society.
With these Is associated Hon. Cyril
Ward, a brother of the earl OF Dudley
and of hon. John Ward, who married
Miss Jean Reid, daughter of the
American ambassador to England.
Cyril Ward. like Wilson and Duff. Is
a man OF means, having married Bar
oness de Bremen, a great Dutch heir
ess. Other members of the syndicate
GrenaGier Guards, brother Of the
earl of Morley; and two other guards
men, Hon. Mr.. Walsh and Mr.. Foley.
Three months ago. the necessary
permits having been obtained from
the Turkish government, the party
sailed for Palestine in yacht ape
aially purchased for the purpose by
Mr.. Wilson, and work was shortly aft
srward started in the neighborhood Of
the Pool of Sloan. Sixty men were
engaged as laborers. and the excava-
lions went merrily. on. They are stiu
going on, but, perhaps less merrily,
for up to the present nothing has
been discovered to reward their la
bors. One by one the heads Of the
expedition are returning to England,
and Clarence Wilson got back home
a few days ago, some Of the others
having preceded him. Capt. Parker,
Mr.. Walsh and Mr.. Foley still remain
in Palestine. and it Is supposed that
the party have not yet given up hope
of discovering the treasures they set
out to seek.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-05-27
BUSINESS AND TRADE

Of the outlook in the financial
world, Bradstreet's says:
Trade reports, except in the
northwest and on the Pacific coast,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-05-27

1t is unlucky to give lover any
thing sharp-rvcn a sharp answer.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-05-27

Forgiveness is vice of the virtu.
Gus which encourages more cussed
ness among the villains.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-05-27

II you tell the truth nowadays you
don't shame the devil as much as you
do some prominent citizen.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-05-27

Presumably large percentage OF
future aeroplane accidents will come
from skidding on hail stones.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-05-27

Entered ut the Elko post office for transmission
through the mails ~ second-clnss matter.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-22
RiiiQer ganterott.

Decatur, 4la., q. 4pril. Rid.
ter 9rubbs pom gunoesoiitritt 8e.
riht srnoHrte Jroit uuo gopeQ 8u
WafIeperpaltern Der banterotten
gaumpOu 5irma anigbt, yancep &
60. Sbre Siirsidaft tpurbe auf $500.
900 feitgeisgt. Der Referent Murp6r
CAB bic 50be Der DECENTRALIZATION nit
$5,777. .908 an, benen nnr Qttioa in
elmer 5ohe bon 100000 segenu6ers
iteben.
Die Ri d onbsr 3 0 ItrGuber
perurtbeilt.
9t d. mono b, 9u., p. 9lprtl. Gboie
5ap uno a2ittle Did" Sarris, betanns
ten iih am 0pnneritas i6ulbig, am
q. WGrs bus poitamt in Rttmor0
um griefmarten uno 9uar i'm getruce
BON $4,000 beraubt gu baben. sic
nuroen 5u je sehn Sabre 3uhtbaus i'm
SunDesgefansniB gu 4tlanta, Ga, ab=
suiisen unb au is $4,000 GsIoitraisn
psrurtbsiIt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-22

ges bier eingetroffenen Rafrihten sus
folge iino nun audi ltnruben in Ninq.
iidna auSgebrohen, no iih cine prote.
itdntiihe Wiiiion bsfinbst. Die Stabt
lieat 80 Weilen ipeitlih BON Sifdn.
ida. Sine WliifionsIhule, 20 Weiler
norolih bon Ringiidng 1T nieoerge.
brannt tporben Die QusIdnoer ioGsr
iih ale in Siderbeit befinDen.
oJn 5ido gboip bereitsten ii6 on
Wtittipoh Q6snb uGe MusIGn0er auf oit
N6reiie Dor. Gs heiBt aud, pdB bic
3ruppen maFenpsiIe OeIsrtiren.
0ds 6remosnpiertel IN 5iauniha
ipiro BON 100 mnnn pon sinsm dine
iiiden Grsu3er beipdnt, Der DOR tir
paur 5agen bort dntam.
8iam an tenbie B L a bI I'M
areml.
Wl stau, q. Qprti. - IN Der
Nd6t bon M2ittmot ouf 1onnerstqo
purpe aug gem. sroBe 8erebrung gez
nisbsrben WluttsrgottesbiIoe in be.
llspenstt &atbeorale Inn areml eir
0iumanteni6mud imNert6e Don BUM
Derttauienben BON RubeIn 9eItoblen.
4us ben 8iloern perftieoener 6eiliqen
purbsn tpettbboae 9ianuntsn ausqsz
i6nittsr. Der Geidmmttuert6 Der qes
itDblenen gbeliieine betcGgt u6sy
100000.
abergIdubfge u Tur6t.
R 0 m, q. Qpril. Die Gofqlbe66r:
ben in perihisbenen prppin3en, beTon.
bers i'm Siiben uHp ouf ben Snisln
babsn bic Rsgierung baDon in &ennt:
nib gsIebt, oaB iih untsc Der geo0its.
rung bebeutenpe unrube betreFfs ce4
6alep'ihen aomsten bemert6ar made
Die Regisrund bat ben betreffsnoer
9eb0rben Die WeiIung 3utommen l1i.
len, bic Qufgsregten NIT alien WlitteIn
10 aud nit bem 5intpsis duf bic gu.
iiferung Der fuiHenfdoftIihen Qutori:
tdten, bdb aud nicht bas 8ertRgite 81
beiiir6ten lei, 3u berubigen.
WbitsriDfe G hieBeret.
guoapeit, 81. Qpril. Quf os,
fFsituug GiIsg in SlaOOnieH bat iif
laut WeIbung BON port Elm betldgsns.
lpertber 8oriaa sretenet, Der napr.
Ihsiniih spei MsnihenIeben 81
SpFern forbern tpirb. Ter 0ahtpo:
item bes pulperthurms oernabm Reool.
perihuTIe. Die in fur3er Gntfernurf
abgefeuert isin muBien. Ssin 4nrui
blieb uubedntportst, tporauf oel
Wa6ipoiten feusrte.a Die iOfort ens
Idnote YatrouiQe FdHn auf osm Ge
IGnoe ben Wilitdrapotbeter Qnorei UNI
ben Sdnitdtsfelbpebel SeoIat. 9sio
iino ihtper oerpuHoet. Giner baioi
gen 4uftIdrung Iptro nit nn9eoul'
entge9sngeIeben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-22
Ser 61. aon9reB
Senator Cumming DON Soma
S6lsBt iih ben 2ngriffsu ess Gen.
yurcsG pou y. ,. auf bic Giiens
baAnUorIage on.
Cine 8:peaung Der republitaniiden
SniurgenteH,
Dem Spre1er bic Maht Der GrneH-
Euns Der aommittseH 81 nebmsn,
miBgIItt.
Sonberbure Guthuaungsn.
9iebiIfe Qngsitsuts Der Ser. Ct. In.
.eriaosGmter t0uHsn ni6t
beitraft peroen.
9a es t.ins Gsi.se aafiir eibt.
& 0 noreh 3.

Wa ( biugton, .. g.. q. QpriI
Der Ssnat bsI6Gfti3ts ii6 am Don.
neritas ipisbsr nit Der giienbabnpor,
lase uno Der stn5ile Rsbner ipGbrenc
Der gan3en SisuHg mar Sen. Gum
Minis non Soma, Der Aauptidhli6 qe.
gen ben paragrapbeH ipra4. unter
oem Ysrtehrspereinbaruuge spiI6er
aonturrens sSiienbabnen erlaubt per.
ben ioilen. gr iagte. oaB er nit dIer
Uaadt jsbe Gsisggebung betdmpfen
ipsroe, bic oarauf hinauseebs, bic
glnti 1rui!seisse um3uitoben. nj.
oiss nit Der Qnnabms oisisr 9orlagc,
be5p. oieiss paragropbeu Der Jaa
Tein piiroe. gr iagts aud. bab Der
3pef psr 9prlags Der lei, ben @ifen=
bdhnsn Su gsftattsn, ibre eiesnen Raten
fsitSuissen, obne iie Oorber Der 5ipi.
Ihenitaatlihsn 9aros!stommiiIipn CUR
gssutattuns gu unt'r6reiten. IS isl
ihlpieris gsnug fiir bas Bolt. be
4sgreTion Ihon elmer ein3elnsn giIsnz
babn ab3ulpebren, aber fait uHmogli1
iih sesen Die aggrsHion bon 5ehn ober
3lpan5is Gifenbabnen 5u iue6ren.
Sen. Gummins mar nit ieinsr Neoe
nod nitt su Gnbe, aIs Iid Der Ssnat
bertdgie.
SIM Observation-Disclosures inauaurir.
ten am Oonueri,as bic rspub!iicniI1sa
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gIdn3snber GIMP fang R 0 os
fepeIts in 0aris.

paris, q. Qpril.--Grs sprdlibent
RooIspeIt traT am 9onnsritag Rorsen
nm 7:30 in qaris Elm unD fuuroe NIT
dllen gbrenbe3eugungen zines Sou.
pereisns, Der intognito reiit, smz
pfangen. Gin 5ruppentoroon umgab
ben gdbHbof, INN bic erobe 8sltss
mengs. ipelfe iih troB Der friiben "a.
gesitunbe sinsefuroen fatts. 8uriidSns
bdlten.
9tub,r benz ameritanii1sn goti6dfs
ter Bacon unb ben Wtitglieoern ieinss
9otihaftsiiabes batten iih Der fran.
sOitIh. gptI6after in Daibinston.
W. Suiferano, &ommunbant 5eaot,
Der periOnIi6e 4oiutant bss Yrdiioen=
ten Sallierss; u. UtplIarb, per Der
trster BEG U1iniIters bss QeuBersn
Simeon; Ut. 5uarb, DIR 9ertreter
hes prsmisrminiiters griono; 30.
Garon, prdIibsnt bes Wluni3ipals
raths; 8sn.ral Brugsrs, Der gbsf bss
frans0iiiheH 0eneralitabs; goli3sis
prdfett Gepins uno dnoers bobe 6errz
f6dftsn Sur gesriiBuHg am 8ahnbof
einsefunoen.
soerr Roofsbslt Ihien BON cem alGn,
senben GmpFunes ii6tIi6 erariffsn Su
isin. gls iein 3ug gum Stillitano
tam. ltbnts er iih aus benz goupefens
iter uno rief 6errn Bacon nit v6eno
Bob" an. 9lsib barauf ftono er duT
bem perron. Serrn SuTeronh uno an.
Dsrs 5reunSe nit groBer Jreuos be-
9riibeno. s5tber Der electromagnetic
ienionteH iopie Der Der Stapt pdris
bieBsn 5errn Rooiepelt baraui nil.
tonmen.
Nahbsm bic sormalitGien erlebiat
fparen. beititgen Serr RooiepeIt, iein
Sobn aermit unb bic got1boftsr
Bacon uno Suiisrano elm guiomobil,
peIhes iis sur Wobnung bes ameritos
nilhen gotihafters bradlts, ipc ssrau
NoofeDelt unb ibr. 5ohter Gtbsl tes
rsits auf iie nortetsn. Qtuf Der
Tabrt ourh bic StraBen uno Dor Der
gacon'iHen ReiibenS ipuroe Serr
Hooiepelt bon elmer 3a6lreiten g.o!fs.
msnge enthuiiaftiiG teerlBt.
Zen Moreen oerbrahte Der ersprGs
iIosnt IN allsr Ruhe in Der gotFhdit.
oaielbit in 6eTellfd)ait oes 0errn gas
con- oes Generals gruaere, Warau,s
Saiisnrie. be- 0rafen Aotembeau urs
stneersr friibitiidsno.
Nm Qahmittaa. beoanR Der offis
sislIe 1heiI Sss proaramms NIT sintm
geiud,e oes prdiibenisn GdlIieres unb
bes Wliniiters bes 2feuberen gichon,
iuelde ibreriei.s oisi6 barauF in Der
a'nsritaniihen gotifaft oorIprohen.
abtnbs nohnten 5err unb frau
RooieDeIt Der Quffiibrung bon .Csois
pns Isr" in Der gomeoie ;grancaiie
bsi. Der gr>prdiibent Ias in Der prSs
hoeniens aoge. ipelhs inn pon Ser.n
Jauierss sur gerfiisuns qsitsllt nor.
ben mar. sJebs 2oae uno itn:r Sit
.uartH berfanft uno als S,err Hocieps!t
Tn gegIeitiina isiner Batiin uno a;nsI
Der. ionic Der 8asons i'm Jb.aiey ers
fhltH. srbob iih bas gang 5aus su
elmer ge!p1lsiasn, minutsHlnnaen Gbls
tion. 1err RooleDelt mubie fieb nab
ollsn Ssiten perbtussH. ais bic Dsmou-
FsatioR Gar niGs aufbSnn spollts.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-22

STIR Ohio uno bns fpeiilihc
pennIplpunien: 5dponss tunrmerss
Metter am 5reitda. am Samltos
fiibler unb tbeilipeiie tribes Wetter,
ipahriheinlid nit Stri6regen. Seitz
Ii6e bis fiib0Itlihe WinDe, Die am
GamItaa ndd IorboIt umihtaser.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-22

Muslan0s Selegrapb
Der frii@ere DrdllOent RoOleOsll
Jn 3saris iuie Elm Jiirit
empfangen.
0anS Haris idwimmt III einen.
ganmel pun Gntbniiasmus.
Wersd,iebeneS aus benz 3eutiden
Neidb.
Die 5iirit.n gu 5iiritsnbers unb BON
5obsnlobe Oehringen
Gegen ungebeure Summen in tomnters
5ielleH unb inbuitriellen llnternshs
mungen an.
Der Ssutihenhab Der 5ihshen tpiss
Der einmal gum 8urhbruh ges
tommen.
@ie in ben 0itsrreihiihsn 0rsn5s
lanbern
60 herridt aud in Stalisn cine a6ers
slaubiss 5urht Dor benz 5aQeps
ihen FometeH.
Die Reeisruns sisbt iit aaeWIbs, Die
2euie gu berubigeri.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-22
Weitere llnruhen in
China.

peting. 21. gpril. Die 0eIeBs
loFsteit unter ben Gingeborenen, Die
In Iihaniha, Der oauptitabt Der pros
Din3 9unan, ibrsn glnfans nabn,
.ssbns ii6 isst ous. mdlrsHo be- "a.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-04-08

The old fashioned way OF
dosing weak stomach, or
stimulating the Hear. or kla
neys is ali wrong Dr.. Shoop
fist pointed out this error.
This is why his prescription l.
DR.. Shoop'> Restorative is
directed entirely TO the cause
of these all iments-tne wea4. III.
side or controlling nerves. IL
isn't SO ditlicnlt. saws DR. Snool
70 strengthen "a weak Stomach,
Heart, @. kidneys, II one goes
a, it correctly. Each insld.
organ has It's controlling or in
side rerve. Wnen these nerve
fail, then those organs mu,l
surely falter. These vita
truths are leading druggists
everywhere to dispense ane
recommend Dr. Shops Res
torative. Test it a few DAYS
and see. Improvement viii
promptly and surely follow
Sold by S. r. Pinard.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-04-08

During the preliminary cam
paign of the "reformor," we
hea-d a great deal of noise
about the amount Of money
tina: was spent for public print
ing aud binding. Now let us
look at the records and See
what these same reform. rs
accom- pllshed after getting in.
to poxer in the way Of de
creasing expenditures fron this
fund. We tiud tnat the appro
priation for printing and blnd
Ing during Governor Elrod /
administration was Si3. 901, ano
during Governor Ne,sey = al
minis tration the appropriation
S7l. 700, an Increase ol 50, 1ye
The manner IN wnicn the re-
formers saved mousv IN this
instance i on d plane wltn the
one in which they have saved
money In all instances.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-04-08

Elk Governor Elrod has open
el his speaking campaign aud
is giving the voters Of the statn
some facts and figures that
will set them to thinking Mr..
Elrod is showing up the extrava
gauce OF the insurgent admins
tration as compared with the
former statwart admlnis ration.
and is quoting figures from the
official records in subsantiation
of his statements. Wherever
MIR. Elrod speaks he Gakes
votes. because he not only has
the argument against the Yes.
sey administration. but also
the argument in favor of the
EIrod administration. 1t is lm
possible to get away frem the
figures.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-04-08

During Governor Elrod' 8 two
years OF service $40, 500 was ap-
prOpriated for the maintenance
of the state house. During
Governor Vessey's two years
service $1,000 was appropriat
ed for the maintenance Of the
state house. During both OF
these periods it was the sa me
|old building that was being
cared for. containing the same
number of offices with hardly
a possibility of expending legiti
mately a dollar more than was
expended under the Elrod ad
ministration. Yet our friends.
the Insurgents. found some rat
hole ia which to drop an extra
81, 900.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-04-08

1t is announced that Dick
Richards will become a candi.
date for state senator, from
Beadle county. Mr.. Richards
in his rOl as boss of the insur-
gent faction desires to be on
the ground at tie next session
of the legislature in the event
of the success of the insurgenl
ticket to make sure that Gov
ernor Vessey complies in de
tail with the political dea' made
at the Huron conference. II
other words, Boss Rlchards 5
having made a deal with Gov.
ernor Vessev whereby he was
to have the hae li,us -s -.
policies aud appo,ne..ans--~of
the inSurgent faction wants 70
be in a position where he can
see to it that the agreement Il
complied with IN detail.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-04-08

J. w, Par mley, the war horse
from Edmunds county, stalwar,
candidate for lieutenant gov.
ernOr, has returned from Cali.
fOrnia and announced that from
now until the June primaries
he will get into the thickest of
the fight. Mr.. Parmley stands
exceedingly high with the
people Of this state and they
will be glad of an opportunity
TO cast their ballots for a mar
who has as clean a character
and as fine a record as has Joe
Parmely.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-04-08
K. G. Foster. Of Armour. h

K. g. Foster. Of Armour, has
announced himself as a stalwart
candidate for commissioner Of
school and public lands. Mr..
Foster is pioneer settler of
tnlS state, q very successful
business man, aud has been
prominent in political circles
for mauy years. If nominated
aud elected Mr.. t'Ostar witt give
the people splendid aimi.is
tration anl will make a record
OF which he aud his con,tltu-
entS will be proud.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-04-08

The county auditors at their
annual meeting held IN March
made very few changes in the
valuations OF property for as
sessment poses, raising
lands in only two counties,
Brown and Soink 1t is stated
that there was an understand
ing t, the effect that the county
auditors would not boost vaira-
tions at the Marcn meeti *.
but that the board of eqnaii
zation which meets III AaS
would make another raise a.l
along the line. TIE latter board
does no. meet uuttl alter ttl
June primaries; therefore, q
raise 1T that time would no.
affect the vote.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-04-08

Read the pain formula on the
box Of Pink Pam Tablets. Then
ask your Doctor if there is
better one. Pain means conges-
tion-blood pressure somewhere
DR.. Shops Pink Pain Tablets
check head pains, womanlv
pains. pain anywhere. Try one
and aee. 20 for 25c. Sold by p.
r. Pinard.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-04-08

and that paper having but u
local circulation, the business
men OF the state had no oppor.
tunity TO bid on the furnish.
lngs; and as a result the money
was all sent outside OF the state
and in some instances higher
prices paid than would have
been the case had local firms
been given an opportunity to
bid.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-04-08
Sioux Falls

A Sioux Falls merchant
makes the sta.ement that ~
coulo have laid down the rugs
bought of an outside firm for
the new state house-the same
rugs bought Of the same manu-
facturers-for less money than
the st .te paid or them, but as
the advertisement was publish
ed in but one paper in the state
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-04-08

There are people who dislike
to dig into q table of figures,
but every tax payer will com
prhend without the exercise OF
very much brain matter that
the present administration has
collected $500, 626 26 more
money in taxes than the last
stalwart administration, and
that the state debt has increas S.
ed at the rate of a quarter OF a
million dollars annually.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-04-08
|Dah|snburg Bros.
WEST
SIDE
LIVERY
First Class Rigs
Furnished ~ all times = vEy
Reasonable Prices
We respectfully solicit : o1nro
Of Jour prtr0nAee.
WAGNER. S. Dalkoon
WAGNER. s. Dal<oon

Il pays we'll tn hook well -
inspires confidence in yooruo1e
aud tie public. Give your nox1
suit order io bernard Bounom
iankton = leading tailor anA
cutter Prices 50 reaSooohoo
that vou can easily afford = tui.
Tor made suit. At Wagner -
rrv three or four weeks = -
Hotel Vera.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-04-08

About the nerviest joke that
has been perpetra.ed thus far
in the campaign Is the one
sprung by the insurgents Of
Brookings county when in their
resolutions they declare in favor
OF ECONOMICAL and efficient"
administration Of Governor Yes.
sey. That is surely the limit.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1910-04-08
BERNARD BONNEM :: -.
yANkTON'S LEADING TAILOR

Solicits your order for your Fall and Winter Sui
Overcoat. Pants or Fancy Vests. Prices reasonable
Am in Wagner about every three weeks It he
Hotel Vera.
:: =. n: ss::= ::::: = Yankton. South Dakota
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-01-14
CITY AUDITOR MAY RECOMMEND
 TAX RATE OF I5.8 ON DOLLAR
Grand List of sS5 900 Would Make This Possible State Tax of s040OO Will Constitute Che Fifteenth of the Amount to be Raised

making additions to it. If it were pos sible to bring the grand list up to about $90,000,000 a tax rate of about 14 mills would suffice to meet the ex- penses of the coming year and other years to come.
 A IA mill tax is what the majority of thinking men think would be equit- able. The World Almanac for 1903 and for several years past has given it out that the tax rate in Bridgeport was great deal lower than it is. In 1908 it stated that the rate was 14.4 mills. Whoever gathered the informa- ton for the publication undoubtedly went to one it supposed was an au- thoritative source for it's information. Whoever gave the information un- doubtedly gave figure he believed would place the cisy in the proper light before the general public so he said the tax rate was 14.4 mills.
 It is believed that the informant of the almanac believed the tax rate was equal to 14.4 mills on an equaii- zation of values and it would be i'm teresting to know how the 14.4 mill tax was figured in year that real rate was 15.6 mills.
 The first of the sub1committees of the Board of Apportionment to get to work is that which looks into the af- fairs of the fire department and the board of health. The committee is composed of Bernard Setzer and Allan w. Paige. MT. Setzer is going to leave town for the South. before the tax board convenes to lay the tax and he desires to have all of his com mittee work done before he goes away.
 Auditor Heating expects to have his report ready on January 24 The next meeting of the tax board will be on January 26