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The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1910-01-14
Notice OF Restoration OF Public
Lands to Entry and Settlement.

t-0bs0S ~ &ssSs ~SeesSsssSsuNs
Derai Land once. washington. i. {. he
cember. 10. INV.
Notice Is hereby given that. pursuant 70 the
November 3. iaov. Tie lands herein ss,er de-.
scribed will become subject " settlement
only ON March ]. 1910. and thereafter. and
To entry at the GLASGOW. Montana land ONCE
on March 81. 1910. but no rights can lc sc-
uuired TO any Of said lands by any settlement
made thereon after the date of this order
and prior 10 NJ arch I. 1910. All persons claim.
ing under bOna Hide settlements ON any VI
said lands made prior "a the date Ut this or
der. or ON March |. 1910. and prior To March
u. 1919. will, " auaiihcd To do -. have pre-
ferrcd right 10 make entry VI lands covered
by their settlements at any time within three
months from March 81. 1slO.
The applications ~ all qualified persons
Z. m. on March 81. Ial0. seeking 70 make en-.
try VI said lands will be received and treated
IS presented ~ nine . clock .. M, and II there
tract they viii Se considcred As stimuli ne.
ously presented and the right VI entry TOR this
tracts In conflict offered " the highest bid.
der only .he conflicting . applicants asins q.
or entry men will acquire no rights Is ~ aims,
any bona ide qualified settler who has mads
settlement IN accordance with these instruc.
three months after March ~. 1910: The land
70 be entered arc desrribed Is follows.
rs. y and DN-. r. tsE.. IN state Of Mon
is. ~ TO n n, r. Sc 10 s. T.. both inclusive
In the state Of Montana.
That part Of Ts. -, rs and ~ H.. Il. 50 ".
lying within state OF Montana.
That part Of +. IS N. II. % e.. north ans
east OF the Fort Peck Indian Reserva alton. Il
state Of Montana. ~
That part Ut Is, % TO 50 NJ. Rs. 81 20 50 4.
both inclusive. lying north Of the Missouri
River aud East of the Fort Peck Indian Res
ervation. In state Of Montana.
Signed FRED DENNHTT,
Commissioners
Approved December 10. 1900,
tsixnedt r. A. BALLIN0ER.
SECRETARY.
Hsirst Pub Dec 10, 1909. 10 ~
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southeast Y and he southwest Y Of ths
southeast x ofI45srss.
United States to. F. E. iIalbert Paten,
for the northwest Y. the north = Of the
southwest 4. the southwest \ Of the nor.
sheas, x and the northwest x of the south.
west Of r4-sI-56. $50 sss
p. ]. Cannon to Emily F. cannon-War.
ranty deed for lots 6. block s. Thos, Cour.
chene's Is, addition. Cuibertuon.
United State. 10 VIM. G. Schneider
Patent for the southeast \ of the south.
east !. Of II. and the southwest 4. Of the
sou,hwes, 4. of ~. the northwest Of the
northwest 4 OF ~ and lot Of zS-32-35.
Also the north !, Of the southwest and
the south Il of the northeast !, OF the nsr-
theas, X of 2a-3s35. ~
John Lundquistto j. q. Bruegger-quis
claim deed for half interest in lot block 5.
Bruegcer's addition 10 Bainville.
]. 2. Bruegger to Jerry Flynn and John
Ulrich-warran,y deed for lot a. block $
Bruesgers addition to Bainrlle.
John Ulrich and Jerry Flynn TO b.
Mcc abe Warranty deed for lot ?, block $
Brueggers addition to Bainville
John Lundqust and j. z. Bruegser tc
Richard Warmly deed for the
south as feet Of lot 10. block s. Bruegser'.
addition 10 Bainville.
John Lundquist and !. 2. Bru-eger tc
Nellie Peterson Warranty deed for lot,
and Of block q Brnegges addition IL
Bainville.
John Lundquis, and ] z. Bruegger Is
Mar, f. MISUNDERSTANDING deed fol
lot /. block :. Bruegeer's addirion to Balm
willie. $50
Lillian Quinn TO Mary Montgom erv-
Warranty deed for north 40 feet Of lots 4.
and 10. block IS. Glasgow.
Margarst Clough to Elsie b. Rutter-
Warranty deed for lot 5. block S. Glas
gov. Valley County News
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1910-01-14
Real Estate Transfers

We publish herewith the trans
fers Of real estate in Valley Connt,
up TO the week ending SATURDAY..
anuary Ist, 1910, as furnished by
the Valley County Abstracting Co.,
Of thus city:
United States to Joseph wellette-Pst
ent 10 the northwest \ Of the southeast Y
the southeast Z OF the southwest 1 anc
lots and ) Of 24-ao-3s.
Owen and Anna NJ. Pierce to Grea, Nor
thern Ry. Co,-Right Of way deed to al
land within so feet Of railroad track over
the southwest \ of the southwest \ aed
the north y of the southwest OF 20. al
SO that part of the northwest Y Of the
southwest \ Of ao-,5-5s. =
w. H. Taylor. administrator. to Clara j.
Taylor ct al.-Deed to undivided interest
in the southwest i of the southeast oil
33-s3-35. lots 3 and the southeast Y Of III
northwest OF a-32-3s. and the southeast
< OF the southwest Of II-33-35. s
United States to Anna NJ. Mcmillan
Pa ent to lots I. and and the northeasi
y Of the southwest \ of a7-z7-47.
Minan osrad to W. S. Eavens. Jr-Wax-
ranty deed for the northeast Z OF the nor
Invest the north X Of fine northeast s.
Of "a. and the southeast X Of the south
east Y Of rr-7s-53.
Ole oleson 20 w. 5. Evans. II. Wat
rapsy deed for The west y Of the south
vest Y she soushease Y Of the sou,hwes,
X. the sontheast lof the soush~es, 8
and the southwest Z Of the southeas, 4 Of
Irs2s-sS-
Robert c. Chapman TO Peter DIETRICH
INafrs1ty dssd ies he sosshvest q the
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1910-01-14
Notice
To the stockholders Of the Dakota West

To the Stockholders Of the Dakota West
ern Telephone Company
Notice Is hereby given that . special meet
Ing VI tire Stockholders OF the Dakota Vest
ern Telephone Company will be held ~ ths
Offices Of the Dakota Western Telephone
Company In the Town Of Cultertson, Valley
County. Mont ana. ON Monday the 18th day u
February. 1910. II the hour VI 10 U clock .. M,
for the purpose Of increa sing the capital
stock Of said company from EaN.uu.0 ~ 70 S3Dc.-
psp.o0 by the issuance Of tiOu.UO0O additional
preferred ssock upon such terms and condi-
tions rs may he decided ~ said meeting.
i. J. DELANEY.
H g. MCCARTNEY,
IT. r. MARSHALL.
at5 Trustees 4 Directors.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1910-01-14
Methodist Services.

Rev Walter A. Morgan. pastor of the
IT. Benton Methodist church will preach
at the Culbertson Methods, church on
Sunday January 10Th, at 10 a. m. Ep.
worth League service at Gas p. m. Come
and enjoy these services.
lAsPRR WEBgR. Pastor
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1910-01-14
Strayed or Stolen.

Dark bay siSyear-old mare, weighs
about 500 pounds. Circle bar brand on
left hlp.s Star in forehead. A liberal re-
ward if returned TO- Thorvl Rusted. Bon
traill. n. ID. 80 p 4.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1910-01-14
Notice for Publication.
United state. Land oAsce

OHhtVW oeNtcS 0u11r
Glasgow. Montana. December Is 1872
Notice IL hereby given that Phillip knorr,
Of Poplar. Montana. who. ON December End.
IHue. made Homestead entry No. Ola5b. foa
W. SEN. 81 SWA. section =. Township s6N.
Range 30 4. NJ. Meridian. has 6lcd notice Of
intention 70 make hnal ave year proof. ~
establish claim 70 the land above described
before n. A. Daniels u. =. Commissioner in
his Office. 1t Poplar. Montana. ON the 18th da,
OF January 1917.
Claimant names as witnesses;
John Moran. Frank Grant,. Robert Grain.
ger. Charles rrtnder. ali Of Poplar. Montana
,sita Truman NJ. Patten. Register.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1910-01-14
Notice

The Farmers Eiev.. Co. Of Lanark hav'
just installed an up to date feed grinde
and are now ready to serve the public. IS Z
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1910-01-14
.pneumon,a Follows 4 csId.

bu, never follows the use Of Foiley's Hon
ey and Tar. which stops the cough. heals
the lungs, and expels the cold from your
system.
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-26
GAYNoR MAKING PLANS
Hopes to Be Able Soon to Pick Up
Mun;ciral BuslneSs.

Hopes to Be Able Soon to Pick Up
Municipal business.
New York. August 25.-Mayor Gay
nor's recovery has advanced to the
plans for picking up municipal bus
mess where he left It sixteen days
ago, when he was shot In the neck by
James J, Gallagher. The first fall meet
ing of the Board Of Estimates comes
on September 15, and Robert Adam
son. the Mayors secretary. said to-day
that the Mayor is anxious TO attend.
No date for the Mayors discharge
from st. Mary's Hospital. Hoboken, has
yet been fixed. but a,,1 SUNDAY Is Is now now
country home in St James. l. I.
The Mayor was given tonight for
the first time the ful details OF the
ness he was In complete ignorance OF
the facts not so much because they
were withheld. as because he showed
no interest in them. He knows now
the name Of his assailant, his motive
and Of the wound In the arm which
Commissioner Edwards received, and
the narrow escape of Secretary Adam
ID
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-26
Z 4 .---'-.--- n q u 'l7-l.l7 =. y y
STILL IN THE RACE
patterson Denies That He Will Nith-
draw From Contest.

Patterson Denies That He VIII With
draw From Contest.
Nashville, Tenn, August 2o.--Gover-
nor Malcolm r, Patterson Is still in the
race for the goveEporship of Tennes-
see. In this resYT,5 Ut the chief eNecu-
tive made his intentions known In an
emphatic statement given out here to-
day. In which he says there Is not a
particle of truth in the rumor that !
win withdraw from the contest"
He adds that he will go to victory
or defeat" His signed statement, ad-
dressed to the Democracy of Tennes-
see, follows:
owing to the insidlous and per-
ststent attempt Of certain newspapers
who are incapable Of dealing With pub-
lice men and questions with FAIRNESS
or decency, 1t becomes necessary TO
state that there is not q particle OF
truth in the rumor that Will with
draw from the contest for Governor,
"In Offering to yield my nomination
and TO give the Democratic party ar
opportunity. if 1t desired to nominate
another candidate, I have done all ltha!
any self-respecting man should do anc
all that any solf-respecttng opponen,
could ask
SIT Is not personal ambition. but thai
| of the party that has honored me. aEt
\ with 1t l Will go to victory or defeat
sAALCOI4M r, PATTERSQS-"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-26
ANOTHER GRIEVANCE
United states Express Company Losing
Profits From Government.

United states Express Company Losing
Profits From Government.
( New York. August Fin grantlns
TO bankers free transfers Of currency
from New York to New Orleans ND
to s2.o0o.00o the Treasury Depart
ment has supplied another grievance
against the government to the United
States Express Company. which for
exclusive contract to transport cur
rency.
some time ago the Treasury Depart
ment decided to effect saving In the
handling OF currency exchanged at the
New York subtreasury for new bills b..
sending 1t to Washington by mail In
stead of by express This meant a
loss OF many thousand doAars year
to the company. The department now
Is not only considering the adoption
OF the same systems at other subtreas-
uries. but still further is encroaching
on what has been regarded as an as
sured field of profit TO the express
company by making free transfers 70
New Orleans.
press charges on all currency trans
ferred by telegraph from New Yori.
| to all other subtreasuries excepting
San Francisco. even though no actusi
shipment was made. The United states
| presidency OF the late Thomas C flatt.
for long years collected toll on all
Ithese transfers, is thus gradually los
ling its hold, although the conirac;
still is in force IT is question o.
/ while the government and company dc
:. not agree the latter does not see iu
/ way clear to enforcing Its views. Cne
| OF Its officers waxed sarcastic to-day
and indica strongly the dissatisfaction
\ the company feels toward the admin
l iisrrafion
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-26
LUNCH WITH FALLIEREs
Virginia Commissioners Received by
President of France.

Especial Cable 10 The T.mes-D,spateh.]
Paris, August 25.-colonel James
Mann and Senator'S Halsey and KiEs.
the commissioners appointed to present present
duction Of Houdon's statue of Wash
ington. Will leave Paris enchanted with
their welcome here. President Fallieres
at his country chateau at Rambouiliet,
thirty miles from Paris. The pres
idential private car was placed at the
disposal for the journey to and from
Rambouillet. NJ. Moullard. master OF
ceremonies of the presidential court.
was in attendance. Eighteen covers
were laid. The guests were so placed
that every non French speaker sat be-
side bi-lingutst.
After the luncheon, NJ. Fallieres. his
wife, daughter and son n-in-law, showed
the visitors the grounds, pointing out
some aged Louisiana expresses. Up .,s Tn. The
democratic reception. They regretted
that their ignorance of French pre-
vented them from seizing more than
tho general bearing of NJ. Faliieres's $
kindly compliments,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-26
How Cities Are Growing
as Shown by Census

p i.
Warrington, ID. c., August 25.--
The population Of buffalo. n. A.,
is .4c3,716, an incrense Of 71,3.S, or
cO.2 per cent, as compared with
352,3s7 In 1000.
OF Denver, Col, the population Is
ola3S1, an increase of 7O,5c22, or
60.4 per cent, as compared with
133,S60 In 1000.
The population of East Orange,
N. j., liz S4,37l, an Increase of 1c,-
S65, or sos per cent, AZ compared
with :1,608 In 1900.
Paterson, n. j., has 1c5,8O0, an
increase OF cO,42a, or. 1914 per cent,
as compared with 105,171 In 1000.
Boonc, Ia, has 1O,S45, aA compared
with $3.50 In 1900.
New Albany, city and township,
Ind, has :5,275, ns compared with
Connellsvillc thorough, Pa, has
12,s45, as compared with 7,100 In
1000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-26
CASTRO IN PLOT
Pinns Of Former President to Cnptur,
Gomez Are FOiied.

Plnns Of Former President to Capture
Gomez s,,g,,s, Are ,s.es Foi!ss. ,.ov.rr
ment to-day published a full state.
against President Vicente Gomez in
which 1t is stated that Cipliano Castro.
the former President OF Venezuela,
who Is now in exile In Europe, was the
Of the plot
On July 2s. the statement says. Cen
eral Uribe informed the Governor o.
Caracas that he had been approached
asked him to join a plot for the cap
ture OF President Gomez. The plar
was for the seizure to take place at
senor GomeZs farm In the suburbs or
the capital, and the conspisators, armed
any resistance; were to compel senor
Gomez to telephone orders to the Gov
ernor and TO Inspector Galavis
to surrender the garrison at Caracas.
According to the statement, meetings
were held at cipriano Castro's Zoiia
General Benjamin Ruiz. Colombian,
was the leader in the plot, and from a
dozen to twenty other persons are sain
TO have been connected with 1T. Sonora
Eieves Castro de Para. a sister OF
Clpriano Castro. the statement de-
clares. guaranteed $4,000 to the con-
spirators
The government. 1t is said. intercept
ed letter from Celestino Castro.
brother OF Clpriano. to his sister, when
indicated his completely in the plo;
and also circular by Romero Garcia
follower OF Cipriano Castro. saying
that President Gomez had better carry
his Will in his pocket, as Castro woulc
make him pay for his treachery With
his blood
The statement concludes by saying
that the Castro families have been eH.
pelied from Venezuela; that Genera
Ruiz escaped and tnat several Others
OF the alleged piottcrs are under ar
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-08-26
SIX PASSENGERS
KILLED IN WRECK
That Number Is Admitted by
Superintendent OF Grand
Trunk.
cHARRED REMAINS FOUND
Believed That Blackened Frag-
ments Represent From Six
to Twelve Persons.

Durand. Mich, August 25.--Superin-
tendent Ehrke, of the Grand Trunk
Railroad. tonight gave out state
ment that six passengers were killed,
five injured and eight escaped with
out injury last night in the Grand
Trunk rear-end collision. three miles
east of here. when the Pullman car.
Nebraska. on the eastbound train No.
IA. was demolished and set on fire
by the locomotive OF passenger train
No. 4. The dead:
Mrs. Alma woodward, Hclleheld,
Mrs. E. Gilpln, 4cs East Forty-sixth
Place, Chicago.
James Mclean, letter carrier, of Chi
cago.
Miss SwinEer, Il trained nurse trav-
cling with Mrs. Woodward.
Mrs. Squlres, residence unknown.
- Squires, year-old son of Mrs.
Squires.
The injured:
Mrs. Leslie Dochlnr, Tnvistock, On
tario. seyenty-four years old, fractured
right leg and left hip, at Flint Hos
pital.
Albert d. Watts, Edmonton, Alhertn,
not seriously burned; Mt Flint.
Mrs, r. II. Mclean, Chicago, mother
fractured right leg; at Flint.
Mrs s. A. Sheltes, Chicago, fractured
right arm nnd internal injuries.
Clinton A.. Davis, Montreal, son OF
Mrs Woodward, who was Killed, se-
riously burned.
Portions of charred bodies are be-
lieyed to represent from six to twelve
persons.
One report to-day was that twenty
passengers boarded the Nebraska yes
| terday at Chicago and eight more
were taken on as the train went east
| ward. but the car porter declared that
| there were only eighteen people asleep
| in the car when the wreck occurred
II the number on board wa5 eighteen,
| the six injured passengers taken to-
day to Flint and Durand hospltals,
| and the six bodies recovered would
account for only twelve. leaving SIX
nersons to be accounted for In the
fragments Of human bodies brought to
| the morGue to-day or to be counted as
having been entirely DESTROYED by hre,
The forward section, which was
Known as No. IA, had stopped because
~ an accident to the air brakes, ana
Engineer Mitchell had crawled under
his engine to locate the trouble.
Nutchells head was terribly crushea
when his engine was jolted forward
hy the shock Of the collision, and little
hope is entertained for his recovery.
pullman Set on Fire.
The locomotive of the second Sec
tion known as No. A. plowed halfway
| through the rear sleeper OF the TOR
ward train. and the locomotives fire
box set fire to the Pullman car the
passengers in the rear berths had no1
the slightest chance to escape ane
those not killed by thetorashing tim,
bers as the locomotive forged througt
the sleeper were burned 10 aea,h y
3the Are that followed. Half dozel
passengers. however. seriously Injured
were rescued from tho forward berth
and taken to hospitals in Durand an'
Flint,
Tho body Of James McBean has no
been Identified, but he Is known .
Continued an Second PagsA