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Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-24
FnUrT GROWERS AT SESSION
GOodIy un,B of IfortIeuIturists at
short Course.

GOOdIy Number of I~fOrtIeuIturIsts al
short Course.
About thirty fruit growers from this city
and immediate vicinity were in attendance
at the opening session yesterday Of the
short course in horticulture. given under
the auspices Of the National horticultural
congress and the Council Bluffs Grape
Growers association. The course. which Is
in charge Of Profs. S. A, Beach and Lorenz
Green and State 8orticulurist G. r. Bliss,
all OF Ames, will continue over Friday.
The subjects on which lectures will be
given include a thorough course in spray
ing in all It's branches. o~rcharding in all
its phases. soil culture, apple judging, the
use OF cold storage anu other matters
pertinent 10 the science Of horticulture.
The sessions yesterday were held In the
county court house. but II is likely that
today they win be held In the auditorium
Of the public library building as the lee
turer's desire to use stereopticon views in
connection with their lectures.
This is the program for today:
9;i5 to $50 a. M, question box.
Tree Planting, Wind Breaks, POSTS
Groves, Prof. Bliss.
< 1OA6 10 ~ a. m, Vineyard Diseases
Prof. Greene; Spraying. Prof. Beach.
1 10 Up. m, 'Orchardlng,'' site" fSoI
Varieties, Planting" Prof. Beach.
70 5 ~ m, Orchard Heaters, Prof
sto p m. son Management. Profs
Beach and Green.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-24

lions sent to him by the Omaha CONNER
cial club, and these resolutions he intro
duced also.
Resolutions from the club were also In
reduced by Senator Burkett asking the
date of the takingt effect OF certain fea-
lures OF the corporation tax law be sus-
pended until a decision Of the supreme
could could be had on seven cases now
pending involving the validity of the law.
DR.. ]. M. Lovelady today was appointed
pension examining surgeon at Sidney, la.
The senate today confirmed the nomina-
ton Of Cyrus e. Carpenter to be receiver
and Joseph LytIe to be register of tho
land office at s~undance, Wyo,; William Ely
Weldon, 70 be postmaster at Iowa Falls.
Ia, and the nomination of Robert G. Van
Horn as postmaster at Kennebec. S. d.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-24

tenn OF making country roadsssand urged
the adoption OF wide tires. The narrow
tires were, he declared, the most destruc-
tive agent OF roads. He advocated the dirt
road in preference to the macadam road.
The good roads symposium was closed
with an interesting and practical talk
by Prof. Thomas H. Mcdonald Of the
Ames Agricultural college. who is state
highway engineer, on How to Build
Roads that VIII Stay Good"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-24

LOGAN-Friday evening, February &c,
superintendent w. o. Riddell OF the Des
Moines school will deliver his lecture here
on European Travels" for the benefit OF
the Young Mems club. Frior to becoming
Prof. Riddell was connected wi h the Wood
bine Normal school.
HAMPTON-E. IF. Abrahamson, a Chi
cago Great western fireman who lives In
fell from the anil on HIS engine while II
was being filled with water, and
struck his head Upon the ground. The
accident happened at Bristow and the In
jured man was brought to this city.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-24
Burkett Puts in
River Curb Clause
Takes Steps in Senate to Carry Out
Request Of Omaha CONNER
cial Club.
mrom = sLnff corresnondent.l

WASHINGTON. Feb. 8-(spseial TeIe-
gram-)-By an amendment introduced yes
terday by Senator Burkett the expenditure
OF $sSo.0O0. to be Immediately available, Is
called for TO protect property represented
by financial, commercial and municipal In
terssts Of Omaha, South omaha and Flor
ence from depreSations Of the Missouri
river. Senator Burkett's attention was
called TO the threatened DANCE by resoIu-
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-24

Ia survived by his father and one sister,
both OF this city. The body was removed
to the undertaking establishment Of Baird
4 Boland, pending arrangements for the
funeral.
According to a dispatch yesterday from
Clinton, Ia, william DicEout, the father
OF Herbert Dickout, the early morning
bandit who was shot n wounded while
died Monday in Nebraska. Nc attempt 70
get q confession from young pickout was
made yesterday by the police. The wounded
bandit is doing nicely at Mercy hospital.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-24
BLUFFS MEN GO no Capital
Determined Effort WIN he Made to
Capture DemOcratic Meet.

Determined Effort WIN he Made to
Capture Democratic Meet.
At the meeting OF the executive commit
tee of the Commercial club yesterday after
noon 1t was decided hat three representa-
tives OF The club should j. J..
HugheG democratic state committeeman
from the Ninth district. to the meeting Of
the COMMITTEES in Des Molnes, Thursday,
10 present the invitation to hold the demo-
cratic state convention in Council Bluffs.
The delegation which will accompany
Mr.. Hughes III include Mayor Thomas
Maioney. Charles A. Beno, and II he is
able to get away, Attorney Emnet FINLEY.
Besides arranging to send this delegation
the executive committee assured Mr..
Hughes that 1t would raise the necessary
funds for entertaining the convention pro-
vided the state committee accepts the in
v~itation to hold It IN Council Bluffs.
SPECIAL GROCERY SALE for fWed1es-
day. Four pounds fancy Japan 4e&, q
cents; 8 pounds choice Japan rice, % cents;
eight bars best all soap. 25 cents; eight
bars Lenox soap, y cents; three packages
Forest City oats, Is cents; six pounds best
oats, 8 cents; three cans wisconsin peas
IS cents; three ANS tomatoes. IS cents
three cans corn, 3 cents; fresh cabbage
per pound, ~ cents; rutabaEas, per pound
81 cents; sweet potatoes. per pound, ~
cents; three packages mlnee meat q cents
can apple butter, 10 cents; four quarts
eranberries. 8 cents. Flour 10 GoinE 70 b,
higher. We are stn selling Washburn.
Crosby oold Medal flour, u,W; cur LnS
Cream flour, per sack, u.@ We believe
Ia foroing down prices. Give US a tria.
order. u. Green. IA Tais.
] phone a21
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-24
AIarrinre LIcenaea,

Reliable place for jswslry repairs and
vgtch work. Lefferts.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-24
Minor Mention

vnS oOunssn 8EG6gs o9eiss 81 &Ap
01sShs, ~ ~ - ~ SsOta BsRsSG
RSt4 ThSasa a.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-24
Iowa ReMs Notes.

N. Y. PlumbiRs Co. Tel. 80. Night. L-17os.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-24

u -T-TT--T Win u COW DUO mInY1 T1TmoT I7c1T TW-
aY regardless Of Digestion and nutrition. He might almost as well eat shaw.
inas for all the food he Gets ot OF his food. The result Is that the stomach
lroup weak the action Of the ortons OF digestion ad nutrition are impaired
and the man suffers the mbedes Of dyspepsia and the aeonies Of nervousness.
Te strenatssn tAo stomach. restore RE scavIty Of rho or
eahs Of dtfesn0n and nnerfdOn and brsee arp the nerves.
ge Or. PIsre|s 0eIdsn MsdlesI Discovery. IL Is an UHs
fsiun6 reMsd1, and AaS the eoRn6eRce Of physieIsHs as
Wen thS praise Of fheHssnds healed by rs nse.
In the snietsst sense "GoIden Medical Discovery" Is a temperance medi-
cine. II eOHtafns nshhor intOxieants aeT narcotics, and is as free from alcohol
Is from SptuH, eSsins and ohcr dangerous drugs. All ingredients printed a.
It's outside wrapper. ~ .I-s|t "
Don't lot . dealer dsude you for he own profit. There is no medSias for
stomach, liver and blood "ust as good @ Golden Medical Discovery"
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-24
The Tenderfoot Farmer

Il was one of these experimental farmers, who put Green
spectaeles on his COW and fed her shavines. His theory
was that it didn't matter what the COW ate so long as she
was fed. The questions of digestion and nourshment had
not entered into his calculations.
It's only "tenderoOt'' farmer that would try such
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-24
AZ to Salary Rnise.

Among several communications read by
the secretary was one from Congressman
Walter /. smith, replying to a letter Of
Inquiry from President James relative to
the prospect Of the rural mail carriers
securing an increase in their salaries,
ewing to The high cost Of living and Of
Abilene weekly reflector., 1910-11-10
REEFS WINS in 9TH DISTRICT.
Republican Congressman to Have
About 500 Majority.

n. n. Rees. Republican, is elected
csRgressman from this district by
about 800 majority. In Dickinson
county Rees has about 15O majority.
Special dispatches to the Reflector
tell the story Of other counties:
Clay Rees' majority is 176.
Cloud -Rees' majority ID l39
stubbs carried the county by 10. The
big fight was a wet and dry contest
on sheriff. The dry candidate cham
piened by the Concordia won by COL.
IA. b. Carney. Dem, was elected rep
resentative by SO1. The Democrats
alse elected county superintendent.
Republic -Rees carried Republic
county by 100. stnbbs' majority
was about the game.
MarshaIi.Rees carried this coun-
" by 24s. Both Republican repres-
entatives and county treasurer were.
g. { i
Riley-Rees' majority viii be,
about $50.
Geary Helvering carried the couI-
" By 1906, Hodges by 147. Mike
Frey, Dem, defeated Mayor MueIS
zenmayer for representative and
sOuRty Attorney Humphrey wos de-
lf,Ny y . ! 4 " L
feAted BY 6. I. Pease by 156, John
Miller. Dem, a former Dickinson
man is elected sheriff by one vote
with railroad vote to hear from.
0ttawa--Rees carried. the count-
by 32S.
Saline Helvering had AZ. Hodges
14O Republicans elected only coun-
II clerk, district clerk, commissioner.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1910-11-10
NO. s.

"A, Simpson 40; Green 20, Rugh IS;
Anderson 80. Tappan So; Young So,
Thomas 80; Stsen 81, snider 4s;
Jolley 81. Hall AZ; Rowe "a, Lank
Is7; Murphy "A, Rulings 34; Fry 40.
ziebell AZ.
Holland.
Case 81. Callahan 20; King &c,
shorllng Isl; Anderson 50, simpson
22; Green 2s, Rugh As; Anderson As,
Tappan "a; Young Sl. Thomas 1s.
steen 40, Snidsr 2b; Jolley Al, HAN
25; Rowe Al. Lank rs; Murphy All,
Ridings "a; Fry 40. Ziebell 2e.
WEeaEland.
Case AZ, Callahan So: King IS,
Shorling A.; Anderson 25, Simpson,
AZ, Green IA Rugh So; Anderson
23, Tappan al; Young 80. Thomas
Al; steen 20, Shider 45; Jolley Ri, 4
Hail so; Rowe 81. Lank 40; Murphy
az, Ridin ss46; Fry rs, Ziebeil AS. J
The vote on the various candidates
as unofficlaliy reported is:
Abilene weekly reflector., 1910-11-10
ASPHALT PLEASED CHEMIST.


City Chemist Kirschebaum Of Chr
cago, who spent yesterday afternoon
here inspecting the asphalt surface
of the new paving, left today for
Kansas City over the Union Pacific.
Mr. Kirschehaum expressed himself
as well pleased with the work. His
visit was made at the request Of the
"Sarco" people who are furnishing
the raw asphalt, and who find II 20
their interest ID see that the paving
Is put in right. The only change Mr.
suggested was that the
percentage Of rOck In the asphalt
mixture be slightly increased.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1910-11-10
some Curious Voting.

All kinds Of tickets were cast. One
voter in the Fourth ward voted for
Green for county attorney and no
one else on the ticket,
In Garfield about 20 Republican
voters crossed over and voted for
Hodges and Rugh.
Logan township, the home of
Chairman Linden, cast so straight
Republican votes, and naturally Mr..
Linden is pleased.
The Hodges vote was a surprise
to everybody. A great deal more
work was done for Helvering than
for Hodges yet scores Of votes were
for Hodges and not for Helvering.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1910-11-10
BACKED DOWE ON MIXER.
Contractors Have Hired an Engineer
And All Is Well.

The paving contractors have em-
ployed licensed engineer to run the
engine of the concrete mixer and are
beginning to catch up again after
the delay caused by breakdowns Of
the machinery last week. 1t is said
that they have withdrawn their re-
quest to use the old continuous
mixer and will try to make out with
the one machine now at work.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1910-11-10

Union Central News
AIaIured p0Iley q ROB-. cassIdy.

AIatured policy Of RObt. Cassidy.
Robert Cassidy Of Minneapolis,
Kansas. insured Sept 80 1887, for
s25OO in the Union Central Life. He
selected q Ten Payment Life Rate
Endowment policy on which there
was an annual premium deposit Of
GI4O.se. The premiums paid BY the
assured aggregate s14os.OO and the
policy now natures Sept. seth for
Sa520.4s. This makes a profit ts
the insured of sII14.45 besides 80
years insurance and protection for
t2500. 90. Comparison with any com
pany in the world on results is IN
vited.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1910-11-10
Stubs BY 10000
KANSAS HOUSE MAY BE A DEMO.
CRATIC ONE.
rYssabIy All Republican Congress-
nlen Are Elected But Some Had
Al Close Shave.

Kansas City, Nov. S.Governor
stabbs ID reelected in Kansas BY lo.-
go majority over George Hodges,
Delaocrat.
Ats O'Clock 50 counties out Of los
gave stubbs 9O44 majority.
PROBABLY all Republican congress-
neA are elected, though Mitchell and
eanpbell have . close shave.
Missouri gave large majority
"Weg, oh the prohibition amendment
Abilene weekly reflector., 1910-11-10
.Mra. w. ~. DAVIS Entertalns.

Mrs. Ward W. Davis entertained
the sewing club this afternoon, CIV
ing a handsomely aprPinted one
s,dsek luncheon in honor of Mrs,
A. J. Fisher and Mrs. Horace john
sea. A number Of guests outside
Ne club enjoyed the Afternoon,
Abilene weekly reflector., 1910-11-10
Abilene, Ord Ward.

Case ss, callahan IS; King 12s,
shorlinE as; Morse 100, KraybiIl "a;
Anderson 1Os, Simpson 80; Green
II. Rugh lOs; Anderson 81, Tappan
SO; Young 1852. Thomas 2s; steen
as, snider "a; Jolley 81. Hall s4i
Rowe l22, Lank 81; Murphy "a, rid
inss 80; 1ewstt So. Blaynsy SO.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1910-11-10

Hodges Gets Dickinson by Majority
Of 1853.

The county vote was surprise on
governor. Hodges carries it by 1853
with two small precincts to hear
from,
Rees ran ahead of Stubbs. His vote
10 given below, practically complete.
He carries the county by 1893.
Abilene
Abilene weekly reflector., 1910-11-10

All the county Republican ticket
was successful at Tuesdays election
except F. A. Green for county attor-
ney and Jolley for surveyor,
G. e. Rugh, Democrat, was elected
by a large majority.
The voting was decidedly mixed,
Very few straight ballots were cast,
either by Democrats or Republicans.
This particularly applied to governor
and congressman. Two years ago
Gov. stubbs carried the county by
52S and Congressman calderhead by
2S4.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1910-11-10
Abilene, 4th Ward

Case 81. Callahan 80; King lis.
shorling 4s; Anderson 1Os. simpson
s4; Green ~. Rugh i22: Anderson
IS, Tappah a.; Young iis. Thomas
ss; steen 7s, snlder 50; Jolley 90.
Hall 81: Rove 100. Lank 4e; Muir
phy II. Ridlngs 70; Jewstt 81. Biay-
neY 20.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1910-11-10

cass IS. Callahan 81; King 50.
shorIins Is; Morse soi AndersOn a.,
sImpsOa 81; Green -. Rnsh Az
Anderson tB, Tappan 20; Young IS,
Thomas %; sseen %. sniaeF So;
JOIlsy -, Kan 80: sows AZ. Lhnk
2s; Murphy AZ. Rulings 81 JeWett
a. Blayney 81,
Abilene weekly reflector., 1910-11-10
Hone

Case IFS. Callahan 81; King 1ss,
shoriing So; Morse 1877. KrAybilI 8;
Anderson I0s, Simpson 7s; Green
"A. Rnsh I04; Anderson ZOE. Tappan
rs; Young lsI, Thomas lsi steen
lis. snider 81; JOiIey los, Hall ss;
Rove iis, Lank 81: Murphy lis,
Rldlnas So; Fry l25. ziebeIl 81.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1910-11-10
sss7,Sai IN TAXES.
County win Pay Third Of Million
Dollars This Year.

County Clerk King has made up
the totals of the taxes for the county
this year. This is the way 1t figures
Abilene weekly reflector., 1910-11-10

Case IS. Callahan 81; King So,
shofnng Al: Anderson Sc. eImpson
4oi Green 81. RuGh ssI Ahderson ~,
Tappaa IS; Young Sc. iTh5mas 20;
etesn 81. snider ss; JOlisy 4s. Hail
-; Rowe 20. Lank IS; Murphy 90,
Ridinss 50.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1910-11-10
Solomon.

Case los, Callahan 161; KIhg 1874,
Snoring 14s; Morse 1873, KraybIll
4; Anderson 11O, simpson 1Ss;
Green SO, Rugh 2O2; Anderson So.
Tappan 224; Young 1913. Thomas
1873; steen 1856, snider 11S; Jolley
81, HAN Is3; Rowe 5b. Lank 22O;
Murphy So, Ridinss 1ss; Jewett 80.
Blayney 17b.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1910-11-10
AbLlene, 2nd Ward.

Case 144. Callahan IS; King l7t,
shorllng So; Morse l6s, Kraybiil s6i
Anderson 100, Simpson as; Green
lO4. -Rughy 12s; Anderson 1l4, Tap
pan 124; Young lss, Thomas So;
steen lls. snider 1o4; Jolley %. Hall
1S4; Rowe 1s1, Lank 7s; Murphy
101. Rulings 12s; JeWett 1ls, Blay-
ney 100.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1910-11-10

Ladies' shampoo. special room and
GpeFt workmen. Up-to-date barber
hop and baths. Haptonstall. Reflec-
or bloch. s6t1
Abilene weekly reflector., 1910-11-10

{, q; Anderson 1873, Simpson ITO; Gree,
II, Rugh 1888; Anderson 106, Tap
pan 1873; Young 1870, Thomas 107
Steen 1903, Snider 1872; Jolley e5
Hall 16S; Rowe 90. Lank 1874; Muir
ply 90, Ridings 1877; Jewett 9S, Blay
ney 1S6.
| Hayes.
| Case 4s, Callahan I'll; King 40
Shorling "a; Morse bS, Kraybill 81
Anderson 81, simpson 2s; Green "a
Rugh 49,; Anderson So, Tappan 25;
Young "a, Thomas 20; steen Az,
Snider ~: Jolley 80, Hall S3; Rowe
40. Lan% 80; Murphy 4S, Rldinga
rs; Jewett Al, Blayney 81.
Grant.
Case 60, Callahan Sc; King 9S,
ShOrling a.; Morse "a, Kraybill IS:
Anderson S5, Simpson 81; Green "a,
Rugh So; Anderson 76, Tappan ca;
Young 10e. Thomas 40; Steen 81,
snidef 6S; Joliey rs. Hall 81; Rowe
81, Lank A.; Murphy 70, Rulings
"a.
Amendment: No. 100, Yes A..
Jefferson.
Case 45, Callahan 40; King 70,
shorling ~; Morse n; Anderson SO,
simpson "A; Green SO, Rugh "a;
Anderson 60, Tappan SS; Young s5,
Thomas 25; steen 6l, Snider SO;
Jolley SO, Hall 81; Rowe 73, Lank
81; Murphy 81, Ridings as; Jewett
54, Blayney 81; Fry So, zlebell As.
Detroit.
Case 20, Callahan 26; King 80,
shorling I'll; Morse 20; Anderson
2s, Simpson 2& Green 2s, Rugh 20;
Anderson 81, Tappan 20; Young SS.
Thomas 1s; steen 25, snider 2s;
Jolley 2s, Hall 81; Rowe 25, Lank
"a; Murphy "a, Ridings 26; Jewett
20. Blayney 33.
Buckeye
Case IS, Callahan 40; King S5,
Shorling ~; Morse 33; Anderson 50,
Simpson 27i Green 80, Rugh SS;
Anderson 20, Tappan 20; Young 81,
Thomas "a; Steen 20, snider SS;
Jolley "a, Hall 3A; Rowe 2s, Lank
80; Murphy 4, Ridings "A.
Hammer.
Case &C, Callahan 40; King 10,
Shorling 4G; Morse "a; Anderson
70, Simpson AZ; Green 4S, Rugh 6S;
Anderson 6s, Tappan As; Young 80,
Thomas 3S; steen n, snider a.;
Tolley 6s, Hall 46; Rowe SO. Lank
IL; Murphy 6s, Ridings AZ; Jewett
IS, Blayney AZ.
CheeveF.
Case AZ, Callahan 81; King SO,
'horling 9; Morse 81; Anderson 40,
simpson 20; Green Al, Rugh ~;
anderson "a, Tappan 13; Young 81,
~; Steen 50, Snider Is; Jol-
sy AZ, Hall 1s; Rowe So, Lank 10;
iurphy 40, Ridings 23; Jewett so,
Ilayney II. I
Logan. h
Case 73, Callahan II; King SO, @
horling 8; Morse S5, Kraybill Q; 7
,nderson 70, Simpson ~; Green SO. \
ugh 2s; Anderson rs, Tappan 16; a
oung SO, Thomas s; steen 81, sni- v
sr ~; Jolley 7O, Hall 1S; Rowe so, "
ahk 10; Murphy n, Ridings\ 1S; 4
ewett 70, Blayney II. q
NeRbeFn. IL
Case 81, Callahan 4S; King SO. .
uOrIing ~; Morse s7, Kraybill 10; n
6S, Simpson S5; Green Al.
ugh "a; Anderson So. Tappan 81;
Oung n. Thomas SO; steen 81, sni- 7
n 4s; JOlley IS, Hall IS; Rowe so. Z
ank 4s;- Murphy 81. Ridihgs IS;
'wett 81, Blayney 5S.
HeFingtOn LIST Ward.
Case 50, Callahan IS; King 60.
orling 81; Anderson SO. Simpson
/: Green 81. Rugh ss: Anderson
: Tappan II; Young ~, Thomas :,
/; steen 50. snider So; Jolley 81. :.
II s2; Rowe 55. Lapk 81; Murphy !. =
. Rulings 81; Fry IS, ziebell 60, :, =
HeriAgtOs. And ward. W
Case So. Callahan 40; King 81, VI
Abilene weekly reflector., 1910-11-10
rnln

caps IL, csiishkh 80; Klng 80.
shorllas 81: Ahasfson IS. slnpson
a.; orsts IS. Rseh 50. AndsSoA
-. TApban 81; Young -. Th0mns
Abilene weekly reflector., 1910-11-10

Al; steen 2S, snider as; Jolley 81
Hall SO; Murphy %, Rulings as;
Rowe S1,-Lank 40; Fry 25, ziebell
Abilene weekly reflector., 1910-11-10

|ll; Murphy %. Ridings 20.
Ridge.
Case 81. Callahan 2s; King "a,
'Shpriing 18: Anderson 45, Simpson
s6; Green AZ, Rugh Ss; Anderson
,6as Tappan 2s; Young "a, Thomas
I16; Steen so, Snider 20; Jolley 6S,
IIHall "a: Rowe 46. Lank S5; Murphy
'lbO. Ridings 20; Fry AZ, ziebell "a.
Liberty.
Case III. Callahan SS; King ia,
lshorling is; Anderson "a, Simpson
l66: Green 25, Rugh 80; Anderson
66. Tappan So; Young 81, Thomas
I2s; steen s5, snider 20; Jolley 45,
HAL 7s; Rowe 81. Lank n; Murphy
100, Ridings 23.
Lyon.
Case so. Callahan as; King 58,
ISchorling 49,; Anderson Sc, Simpson
rs; Green 35, Rugh SO; Anderson
I57, Tappan 55; Young 81, Thomas
All sIeen 50. snder sS; Jolley SO,
Hail All; Rowe 55. Lank AZ; Murphy
|44, Rulings 46; Fry 40, ziebell 81,
WillOwdaIe
Case 20. Callahan 16; King 81,
ShOrling 1S; Anderson II, Simpson
"a: Green IA, Rugh 26; Anderson
ia, Tappan 26: Young 25, Thomas
IA; steen IS, snider 81; Jolley 10,
HAIL 27; Rowe 1S, Lank "a; Murphy |
Z, Ridings S5.
Rhinehart.
Case 80, Callahan Ga; King Al
Shorling 54 Anderson 80, Simpson
6l; Green 27, Rugh So; Anderson
SO. Tappan Sc; Young AZ. Thomas
IA steen SO, Snider So; Jolley 81,
Hail SO; Rowe s6, Lank Ss; Murphy
a1ss sldings IS.
Z Sherman.
Case 3S, Callahan 81; King so,
shorllng 2e; Anderson AZ, Simpson
81; Green 35, Rugh Al; Anderson
Is. Tappan 80; Young 81, Thomas
rs; Steen 43, Snider 80; Jolley SO,
Hall 81; Rowe Az, Lank 2S; Murphy
IL, Ridings 34.
Sand Springs.
Case 1G, Callahan 1S; King 30,
16; Anderson 10, Simpson
10; Green II, Rugh 23; Anderson
%, Tappan IS; Young 26. Thomas
a, steen IS. snider is; Jolley IS,
Hall 25; Rowe 81, Lank 1S; Murphy
a, Rulings 23.
Enterprise.
Case 1870, callahan SO; King 1853, !
shoriing 70; Morse 1856, Kraybill rs;
Anderson 1876, Simpson s6; Green
I13. Rugh 1872; Anderson lat, Tap
IAN 10; Young 16O, Thomas SO;
Jteen 1876, snider 50; JolIey 1871,
Hall %; Rowe lat. Lank 72; MUIR
,hy I4s, Rulings "a; Jewett 1870,
'layney 81. :
Flora.
case ss Callahan so; King so,
horiing 40; Anderson 40, Simpson
OIL; Green 70. Rugh 5s; Anderson
1, Tappan 81; Young los, Thomas 4
s; steen "A, snider 50; tolley-7l, 4
ali 60; Rowe rs. Lank SO; Murphy n
5, Ridings S.. Y
Solomon.
Case los, Callahan 161; Kihg l24, I
horifng l4s; Morse 1873, Krayblll .
; Anderson 11O, simpson 1885,
reen SO. Rugh 2O2; Anderson So.
appan 224; Young 1873, Thomas a,
2s; eteen 1856, snider 11S; Joiley 2, z,
{, HAN Iss; Rowe 5b. Lank 22O; Z,
urphy So, Ridinss 1ss; Jewett 80. :,
layney 175. "
HOge. 81
Case IFS, Callahan 81; King 13S.
lOriing So; Morse 127. KraybilI O;
nderson 1906, Simpson 7s; Green
!. Rnsh 104; AndersOh ZOE. Tappan = :.
!: Young IsI. Thomas lsi steen
g. snider 81; JoiIey los, Hall SO; = =
ave iis, Lank 81: Murphy lis, :
dlnss So; Fry l25. ziebell 81. - .,
frAeana HiiL
Case IS. Callahan 81; King 50.
IorIins Is; Morse 50; AhdsFsOn a.,
mpsOn 81; Green -. Rnsh Az 81
ldsrs0n fB, Tappan 20; Young IS. Al
lomas Is, sseen -. sni6sf 50; RI
LEY -. Kan 80: sows AZ. Lank fe
!; Murphy AZ. RidinEs 81 Jewett 50
f. Blayney 81, 81
NobIe. I"
caus g. Callahan 1t2s King lo5,
osllnr ISs; Nor.e 1I5, KraYhnl
Abilene weekly reflector., 1910-11-10
HeriHgtOn lst Ward.

Case 50, Callahan IS; King 60.
shorling 50; Anderson SO. Simpson
S.: Green 81, Rugh Ss; Anderson
45s Tappan II; Young ~, Thomas
40; steen 50. snider So; Joliey So.
Hall s2; Rowe IS. Lank 81; Murphy
S.. Rulings 81; Fry IS, ziebell 60,
Abilene weekly reflector., 1910-11-10

Case 80, Callahan IS; King ss,
shOrllns 81; More 40. KraybIll 2;
Anderson az. simpson 81; Green 20,
Rueh 81; Anderson zs. rappan Is;
Young a.. Thomas 80; steen %;
.snIder 81; Joiley IS. Hail SO; Rowe
s7. LanK ss; Murphy s.. RIdlnss
s7; Fly 90; ziebell 80.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1910-11-10

Case 50. Callahan 40; King "a.
shorlins 81; AhderSoS 7s, Simpson
80; Green 70. R6Eh 30; Anderson
So, Tsppan 50; Young 80. Thomas
Al; steeh o., suidsf 45; Jollsy So,
Hall 4ei Rowe 81, Lanh ls; Murphy
50. Ridlhsb 40; Fry 50, Eiebeli 49,
Abilene weekly reflector., 1910-11-10
Abilene, list Ward.

Case e5, Callahan 90; King 1oi,
shorling 60; Morse "a; Anderson
80, Simpson "A; Green So. Rugh
11s; Anderson 81, Tappan Ill;
Young 1876. Thomas 40; steen 10,
snider "a; Jolley 90. Hall 90; Rowe
90, Lank sS; Murphy 6s, Ridings 90.
Abilene weekly reflector., 1910-11-10
Sand Springs.

Case 16, Callahan 1S; King 20,
shorling 10; Anderson 10. Simpson
20; Green II, Rugh 23; Anderson
10, Tappan 1S; Young 20. Thomas
IA, Steen 1S. snider 1S; Jollcy lS,
Hall rs; Rowe 21, Lank 1s; Murphy
"A, Rulings 20.