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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1910-02-25
L. F. Chappell,
G. G. ChappelI,
Thursday, January 9th. 1910.

Board convened pursuant to adjournment
Rolled called. Quorum present
Minutes OF the proceedings of yesterday read by
the cerk-the same were approved
Supervisor Westgate presented report of committee to
auo Inc accounts OF the county clerk as follows owt
10 the honorable Board of Supervisors of Van Buren,
county:
Your committee audit the accounts of the county
clerk would respectfully report that have the
books and files of the county clerk and find there has been
received the following fees
For October Observation-Disclosures $213.75
8 November 323.95
I" December 1895
Total for 3 months . s6l565
Total fees for year of 1907 1892 80
ORLo WEsreATE
j. O. MCFELLIN,
Committee
We also find file the Office receipts from the
county treasurer to correspond with the above items
by Supervisor Benedict that the report be
adopted. Carried.
Supervisor Westgate, chairman of the committee to
audit the accounts of the county clerk follow
ing report the affairs of the purchasing committee wit:
To the Honorable Board of Supervisors of Van Buren,
Your committee appointed audit the accounts of the
county clerk would respectfully that
the accounts of the purchasing committee for the
1908 and 1909 and have compared the purchases
for these with the preceding appoint
saved to Van Buren, county, the purchase of Office supplies
for this period, the of So, 16.
We commend the purchasing committee for and
economy exercised in the discharge of their duties
ORLo WEsTGATE,
j. g. MCFELLIN,
A. d.. CONWAY,
Committee
A motion made by Supervisor Westgate seconded
by Supervisor Crabtree that the report accepted
adopted Carried
Supervisor Virgins, chairman the committee on JUS
tees and constabes Claims presented the following report
To the Honorable Board of Supervisors:
Your committee justices and constabes' claims would
respectfully submit the following their report do
hereby recommend that the several amounts scheduled
herein allowed also that the clerk of this board author
lied to draw orders on the county treasurer for the
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1910-02-25

Mrs w. A. Prater, services and exp. Juvenile
matron-- SO 81 SO 81
a. Snowerman expense ruant officer Al so Al so
W. y. white, agent, burials INDECENT SOL
ders- observation-disclosures 8 90 800
Gage Daey livery, game warden, Leach 20 so % so
FOX typewriter Co., exchange of machines,
- prosecuting attorney 30 90 80 90
harvey sherman, TRANSFERRING, LOOMS SO 9 36
Daniel Spcer, court crier -. al mn AZ m
r. ID. Shrine expense accannt ca as ca os
Y. L. calvin indg. burial, Joseph Cooper 90 40 90
Calaghan ~ Co., VOL Whartons Homicide,
:, prosecuting attorney 1900 so so
MRS. G w. Rowe six packages paper, order
Hungerford 40 2 40
rord n. wilbur taking testimony, probate
court ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 6 90 90
- Il W. Vaughan, services, supt poor Is 25 16 25
uienn H. Warner, exp acct, Oct. ], 'O9 to Dec.
81, 'o9 --.----...----.-.--- 46 95 4e 95
w. =; warner supplies at Jail 2 95 9 95
"eich Mig Co., supplies, school com'r 81 9 81
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1910-02-25

On motion of Supervisor Dannefel supported by Super
Sor the above resolution accepted and adopted
by the board.
Supervisor Burger chairman of the committee claims
presented the following partial report, to- w.t.
TO the Honorable Board of Supervisors of Van Buren,
county, -,
following as their partial and do hereby recommend
that the several scheduled herein be allowed also
that the clerk of this board be authorized to draw orders
on the county treasurer for the same:
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1910-02-25

Total number petitioners .2533
We also find that the whole number votes cast at tho
last general election for state officers said county M Van
Buren, held the third day of November A D. zoos was
thousand three hundred and eighty three votes
We further find that the petitions were duy filed in tho
office of the county clerk and that perhaps with the
ton of the township of Columbia they duy posted as
required by the statute and accompanied by the
afidavits. All of which is respectfully submitted r.
MILAN d. WIGGINs
FRANK A. BIJRCER
Arizona republican., 1910-11-02

wrist, beside badly bruising one side
Of his face.
AS he lay on the track, suffering
intense pain from his injuries, an
other traveller on foot passed his
way. and playing the part of the
good Samaritan, went to the wagon
road and hailed a passing auto. The
machine was from the Tempe Motor
company and was occupied by Harry
Felt, William Strong and others
They went to the track, near the
cement mill where the accident hap
pened, and found the injured man
still conscious but suffering greatly
He was placed in the auto as care
fully as possible and the trip to
Tempe was resumed. Every precau-
ton was taken against bumps and
chuck holes and the entire run the
rest of the way was made on low
gear.
Arriving here, the injured man was
taken to a room in the Tempe House
and Drs. Moeur and Alexander were
called. They found the man in very
bad shape-bOth physically and fl
nancially. He was almost without
funds and his injuries were of de
cidedly serious nature. 1t was de-
cided that under the circumstances,
the best thing for him was care
in Phoenix and after making tenn
porary dressings and doing every
thing possible to relieve his pain, the
man was sent to Phoenix with a rig
from Finch's stable. He stood the
trip in fairly good shape and will
probably eventually recover entirely
Arizona republican., 1910-11-02
THE GOLD STANDARD

I'VE have put in the war revenue
BILL" remarked the late Senator ]. p.
Dolliver of Iowa as he came out of
the committee on ways and means,
where provision was being made to
pay the expenses of the Spanish war,
"a provision which insures the gold
standard for this country for the
next fifty years, if not for all time
Probably the law will be strength
ened instead of repealed. 1 had
hand in that job and it is one of the
best l ever did, In later years the
Iowa senator no doubt performed 9TH
er services that he held in higher
estimation.
Arizona republican., 1910-11-02
HAlLOW ZEN.

Halloween passed off very quietly
In Tempe, considering There were
of course the usual minor depreda-
lions but on a whole the youth of
Tempe showed a decided improve
ment over their conduct of a year
before.
Arizona republican., 1910-11-02
THE TIME AUSPICES.

Attention is called this morning to
the display ad of Hyder Bros. on this
page. For sometime past this firm
has not been doing a great deal of
but with the advent of
the fall season and the arrival Of
Arizona republican., 1910-11-02
RECORD OF TRANSFERS
As Reported BY the Arizona
Abstract & Title Company
ia West Washington st.

Hattie Sherman to Laurabel Hage-
man, deed to lot 20, Lincoln Place.
H ]. McClung and wife to H NJ.
Kennedy deed TO part of lots and
8 ind all of lot g. block "B" Bennett
Place.
Idonio NJ Jones to Adam Glenn
deed to 61k acres in SW 4 of sec
ton 6 township north, range east.
L. NJ Ormsby and wife to Jennie
Brown deed to lots 5 and block 6
University addition.
Arizona Realty and Investment Co
to d. L. Anderson and wife deed to
NE 4 of the SW 4 of section 20
township l north, range east.
w. B. Twitchell and wife to d. L.
Anderson and wife deed to w Y of
SW 4 of section 20 township l north
range east.
NJ. H. Sherman Investment Co to
Laurabel Hageson deed to lot 20 Lin
coin Place.
H. w. Kculing and wife to n. V.
Deplace deed toW12 of lot 2 and all
OF lot block % Capitol addition.
w-riB. Ola, tic 1905. 1886 IS $4,000
Arizona republican., 1910-11-02
Weekly Report Of
Weather Conditions

F. H. Simmons, superintendent of
the government date orchard has
supplied the following record of
weather observations for the two
weeks period ending with six o'clock
October Goth:
Arizona republican., 1910-11-02
We Recommend Sexine Pills.

1t makes no difference what is the
cause of ones weakness. If 1t be a
tonic that Is needed, Sexine Pills will
do more than any other tonic. They
are the one tonic that strikes at the
bottom of all weakness. the nerve CEN
tiers. They send new vitality bounding
through the body, producing a glow and
Jingle that revive the languid energies
of youth. Sexine Pills begin by bring
ing quiet repose to fluttering nerves,
and inducing restful and refreshing
sleep. Price 81 a box; six boxes IS,
with full guarantee. Address or call
Eivey & HuIett, where they sell all the
principal remedies and do not substi-
tute.
Arizona republican., 1910-11-02

Let us print your butter wrappers.
Republican Job Department. If
Arizona republican., 1910-11-02

For Sale-No. l wheat for chickens.
s1.75 per cwt. Phoenix Flour Mills. If
Arizona republican., 1910-11-02

Mr.. Otto Paul, Milwaukee. Wis, says
FOley's Honey and Tar is still more
than the best. He writes us, "All those
that bought it think it is the best for
coughs and colds they ever had and !
think it is still more than the best
Our baby had a bad cold and it cured
him in one day. Please accept thanks"
Elvey & Hulett, quality druggists.
Arizona republican., 1910-11-02
Temperature.
Character
EXHIBITS WANTED.

". II. Teasley. a special represent
tative of the Phoenix board of trade,
has arranged to spend today in and
around Tempe in search of suitable
agricultural exhibits for the terri
tOrial fair. 1t is desired that Tempe
and vicinity make as good a showing
as possible and it is suggested that
those who have anything Of this ma
ture that will make a good exhibit,
either notify the secretary of the
Tempe board of trade or bring the
exhibit to his office with A Nielsen
and company where it may be left
and where it will be turned over to
Mr.. Teasley.
Arizona republican., 1910-11-02

fall and winter goods, the firm has
concluded that now is an suspicious
time to call attention to the standard
line of goods that is being handled
again this year as usual in the past
1t will be worth the time of any one
to read this ad carefully.
Arizona republican., 1910-11-02
Seriously Injured On
Road From Phoenix
An Unusual Accident Which BefelI
Stranger.

An accident of an unusually pecu-
liar nature occurred between here
and Phoenix Monday evening shortly
after the passing Of the evening
Maricopa train. William Cameron,
well known miner, was tramping
along the railroad track, when, ac-
cording to his story, he stumbled on
a short grade stake and falling across
one Of the rails, fractured his left
hip and broke a bone in his left
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-10-28

county into what is known as
Golden Valley. Slope and Billings
counties is proper in that the pres
ent area of Billings county is so
large that the people OF all parts
Of the county do not have a chance
to he fairly represented in the
affairs of the government Of the
territory in which they are inter-
esteI. The people of the extreme
southeast corner may be interested
in one proposition while the peo-
pie of the northwest corner are
interested in another, and the dis
stance and Inconvenience of get
ting to the county seat is so great
that it is almost impossible for
people in certain sections to get
their wants and grievances before
the county commissioners. These
different parts Of the county are
developing fast and the wants and
needs of the people in them should
be looked after and be allowed a
set of commissioners so that all
could be represented and have the
affairs of tn, county run as salts
factorily and economically rs they
choose: and all could have the sat-
isfaction of knowing that what
taxes they paid were being put in
the immediate territory in which
they were interested for its inn
provement. believe that the
convenience and economical man
agcment of each county would
more than offset the salaries Of
the officials.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-10-28

Nallev CITY 'rimes.Recor,

Valley City Times-Record: See
here: If J. A. Buchanan, the
progressive republican candidate
for governor. had been nominated
in the primaries, do you suppose
Johnnie Burke would have refused
to run against him" Not min
ute. He would have tried just
as hard to beat Buchanan as he is
now trying to beat c. A. johnson.
And the Rathgatc Pink Paper, the
Devils Lake Journal and every
other democratic newspaper in the
state would he boosting just as
hard for Burke and against Ru-
chanan as they are boosting for
him as against Johnson. Where
does tina; leave them on the prop
usition that partH lines don t count
for anything and that the only
Issue is that OF good government?
"Netter think it over.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-10-28
eears and Bread.

"Is it intelligence OF is il an in
he.i,el habit, as John Burroughs
says. that induces the bears in the
200 TO carry their bread to the pool
Of wa,e-:" said an Observing wom-
an. NO matter BY what name YOU
describe hru:ns mental state. it Is
interesting TO watch him with the
loaf q bread. He knows tiia: it is
dry eating. SO he carries it in his
mouth to the pool and drops it in
10 soak. The grizzly will take two
or three leaves and put them in the
water and then jump in himself an!
eat them. The big kadiak beai
throws in several loaves and then
goes fishing for them. The bears
often fight for a piece Of meat, but
rarely for bread. "-New York Sun
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-10-28
Where does Senlin incl Butte stan

Where does Sentinel Butte stand
on the county division question?
Editor Shear. Of the Sentinel
Butte Republican. made the state
ment when division was first agi-
tated, that the move was rrema.
ture: last week his paper says it
will take no decided stand for
or against division, but in the
same breath says that Sentinel
Butte is the only location for the
county seat, and adds that if d.
vision carries there will he
some fun in store for Golden VAL
Icy citizens. Or, in other words,
that Sentinel Butte will give
Reach a run for its money for the
county seat of our new county.
We would expect this if Sentinel
Butte people would put their
shoulder to the wheel and work
for division as Beach and a ma
jority of the Golden Valley citi-
zens are doing. But are they:
We would like Editor Shear to
answer this question in the
columns Of his paper: Is Sentinel
Butte going to sit on the fence
With a big hammer. and do
nothing but use it. and then have
the nerve to ask the people to
make Sentinel Butte the county
seat
We beliveve Sentinel Butte has
Il perfect right to ask for the
county seat OF Golden Vale,
county and fight for it. PRO
NlDED. they do their share
to ward county division.
/ Is Sentinel Butte doing he,
share: l'he proposition has beer
agitatcd long enough. Editor
Shear should know by this ,inie
whether it is good move or ;
bad one. and we suggest that \,
sc, onto the band wagon an,
work for the proposition or com,
out and oppose 1t ano give III
reasons.
AS 10 Sentinel Eutte and III
county seat, the vote cast ,hes
on election day Will sho,
whether the town is for o
against division. If the vot
shows that Sentinel Butte is fo
division she will have right t
ask and fight for the count
seat. hu, if the vote shows thu
she is against county division sh
will not be entitled to any COZ
sideration in the county Sc;
,, matter. and we do not beliey
she will have the nerve to ask i
regardless Of Editor Shears stan
in the matter.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-10-28

Anyhow. Governor Burke has
q more Industrious corps Of press
agents ON his itinerary of speech
making than are following in the
wake of the republican campaign
crs. The governor is making her
culean efforts to rehahilita,e the
democratic party in this state
from constable up. and in a state,
that is two to one republican it
certainly will be humi,iating to
the G.. o. y. of the state and ma
ton if by any means he should he
successful. - Bismarck Tribune.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-10-28
incurahle.

II DO think" said Mrs. McGoozle,
"mv husband is the most persistent
y argumcntat:ve man ever saw.
He'll so!tyo,e.s any proposition. no
matter WHAT !, is. This morDln.
while We were waiting o.. a platform
OF owe o. the c.e> l;,,! railway sta
lions .or train .e saw the sign
ON, y. order on one Of those chew
ing gum ;, machines.
I'm wiling to bet Il cent it isn't
ou1 OF order lie said.
And he dropped !: coin in tbs
slot. lie didn't get any stick Of gun
and he didn't get his money back.
"'There.' said. I hope YOU re
satisfied now.
THAT doesn't prove anything
Alv:ra. he gruntcd. The machin,
isn't out Of order; it's built that wa,
on purpose
"But that's Lysander all over >
Chicago Tribune.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-10-28

to mislead some divisionists to
support Butte. which has no hope
whatever of carrying. There is
only one thing to do for those
who want division. and that is
to work for Golden Valley and
and Slope, the only propositions
that can be successful, as they are
the only ones that do not conflict
with one another. If the south
people can realize the hopelessness
of the Butte project and all get
together on Slope the vote in that
section would be practically solid
for Slope and Golden Valley, as
nearly all down there want to
be set off into a county by
themselves.
At any rate. we predict that
Golden Valley and Slope counties
will be successful by from $50
to 500 majority. 1t just depends
on how hard the divisionists will
work from now until the night of
election. 1t behooves everyone
to get out and do something to
help the cause along.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-10-28
Republican State Ticket

". 5. Senator, sin years
Porter j. Met lumber, Richland
U. $. Senator, four years
AISLE J. Gronna. Nelson.
Congressman
l.. Il. Hanna. Cass.
III. Il. llclgcson. Cavalier.
Governor
c. \. Johnson, Ward.
Lieutenant Governor
u. l.. Hurdick. Williams.
Secretary of State
T.. ". Norton. Adams.
State Auditor
". X. l'righthill. Towner.
State Treasurer
Guntlcr Olson, Walsh.
State Superintendent
T.. j Taylor Grand l'orl $.
Attorney General
Andrew Miller, Eurleigh.
Insurance Commissioner
", G. rayl"r. .aMourc.
Commissioners ct Agriculture
". G. t;ilhrrath, Morton.
Railroad commissioners
y. i. n. Anderson. Ramsey.
w. II. Mann. Morton.
W. II. Stutsman, Morton.
Judges of Supreme Court
C.. j. Fisk, Grand Forks.
=. Il. Burke. Barnes.
w. M. Anderson. Ramsey.
$. f.. Ellsworth, Slutsman.
T.. Il. Goss. Ward.
c. Nj. Cooley, Grand Forks.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-10-28
Prominent Citizens on Division

Hon. j. l.. Reeve says: am
heartily in favor of county division
as outlined in the Golden Valley
and Slope petitions.
Lon allwell says: say split
the county and give the Golden
Valley farmer his Just share of
good roads and bridges.
Il. G. Odiorne says We can
manage the proposed Golden Val.
ley county with the - townships
more economically than we can
the 100 townships of old Billings.
+. t.. Stone. of Sentinel Butte
says: rs long as the county seat
is at its present location we can
not expect any, Accommodations be-
cause they cannot afford to build
them.
l.. \. Cram says: am in favor
of county division because | believe
the constantly increasing taxes Of
the Golden Valley. compared to
the non-incrcasing taxes in eastern
Billings county. should be spent
in our community.
Leonard StockwelI says. favor
county division. believing it to
be for the benefit of he residents
Of the Golden Valley. 1t will in
sure Golden Valley taxes being
spent in the Golden Valley. where
they Will do the most good.
James Mc';rati, says: am in
favor of county division because
believe ", can run the Colder
Valley lnore economically than We
can the present COUNTY. heliev,
with tho proposed county. We
could have more money spent 0!
roads.
}. II Moore says: | am in favor
of county division hccarse W,
shall have better access to tn,
court house. We shall then deriv,
the benefits from the taxes tina
We pay. We want the two town
ships on the south in the propose,
Golden Valley county because a
either Beach or Sentinel Butte W,
could market out grain aud atten,
to our county business on the sam
trips.
Charles L. Cook says: The pro
posed Golden Valley county
strictly 81 farming territory an
its government should be ,lilferer
tfan>was the case when its tert
fields We're used as Il pasture IL
ranchmen. The needs Of the POI
ulation has changed and such
change in government as will me-
the new condition should I've mad
The ranchman is entitled to II
privileges and rights too and II
logical way TO let each have a ii
ger in the pie is to divide Il
county. giving the ranchman 4
territory suitable to his busine
and letting the farmer have t
Golden Valley.
Hon. Geo. Mcclellan says:
h.lieve that the division Of t
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-10-28
As the campaign progresses

AS the campaign progresses.
county division supporters are
becoming more numerous. ana we
are safe in saying. at this stage
of the game. that fully IS per
cent Of the voters in tile pro-
posed Golden Valley county are
for division. If Sentinel Butte
would fall in line it would almost
be unanimous.
In the south territory there are
two petitions or proposed cou~.tie;
that practically cove. the sane
territory, except that one over!aps
and conflicts with our proposed
county. while the cthe- does not.
Naturally those really wanting
division in that section are work
ing with US. while those who are
playing the game to block division
stand for the Butte proposition
which conflicts. and they are tryin(
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-10-28
Our Eastern Connections

c. Ii. Calender shipped a car
load of horses to Beach. yester-
day.
Emil johnson, who has been
employed at Beach. N. OAK, last
summer, returned last week.
Ed. Locken is again at his place
of business, after having been
confined to his home by illness ten
days upon his return from Beach.
N. OAK. where he spent a couple
of weeks looking after his farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Potter and
children returned from Beach. N.
Oak, last Friday night. Mrs.
Potter and children will remain at
the home at Irving for the win
tel. Mr.. Potter will return to
Beach after attending to business
matters here. They had a very
pleasant sojourn at Beach.-Biack
River Falls journal.
Inc Telegraph Nne between
Dickinson and Glendive is being
completely rebuilt, the construc-
ton work being Of the most sub
stantial type. The crew reached
here yesterday.
The Schulz Lumber Co. sent out
a trainload Of lumber Monday
/ that was some load. The train
consisted OF ten wagons loaded
to the guards with materials 70,
Miss Telford's new house, g
short distance northwest Of
Rocky Butte. The train wa:
pulled by Geo. Reeds steam en-
CINE. and the outfit made such ;
brave showing that severa, pho
tographs were taken.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-10-28
E|38S | S|| Of the Present
i3 Gas 31}s|I e. |S|I|3 is G$s|}!&|
THE GAS TRACTION ENGINE
IS SOLD ABSOLUTELY
ON APPROVAL

l advert is.mcnts. We shall repeat il again
and again 20 hat you may TO convinced that
thcrc IN difference t,ntw.vn AN engine that
Fay Afterwards" and ono that is soid With
tho idca 81 "Pxy First. Satisfaction After.
Wards iemom6cr .also..that every move
farm is fully guaranteed. Before YOU pay
on" penny every word Of that guarantee must
d" fulfilled. The engine is returned at our
Gas Traction Engine fails to mako good.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-10-28

Using gasoline exclusively, THE GAS TRACTION EN-
I CINE will put to shame the best kerosene burning
- engines costoffuelperacre record. The great Wnn-
economical kerosene burning engine was myth-ha gaso
line used in THE GAS TRACTION ENGINE the cheap
est and most efficient fuel The judges figures show that
draw bar pull equazed the only competing burning
engine used 91,t fuel than did the Gold
in the Northwestern States &c the average price
ow with kerosene engine than it does with THE GAS