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The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-09-16

boundary between west 40 acres of ne
fri a and w IL of Sc u, section 4, TO
southeast corner OF said west 40 acres
of ne fri u, section 4.
Thence south. SO degrees 40 minutes
east, $40 chains, along u line. the
boundary between east 80 acres Of ne
fri u and w ~ of Sc " section T. to
east * tn post on "a line.
Thence south, SS degrees 40 minutes
east, 20.22 chains. along a line, the
boundary between east 80 acres of ne
fri u and ne a of Sc IA section 4. to
"a post between sections 3 and 4.
Thence south, S8% degrees east, 1888
chains. along Il line, section 3, the
boundary between sw u of NV 4 and
W y of sw y, section 3, to west Nth
Thence south. lsSh degrees east, SIS
chains, along u line, section 8. the
boundary between Sc 4 OF NV u ana
w n of n of sw u, section 3, to
north corner post on u line of w y Of
E E y .s Of sw x and e " of " Of sw
Thence south. ssh degrees east. s,S7
chains. along " line. section 3. the
boundary between sc u of NV a and
e " of II of sw ", to the center or
section 3. the urper end Of drain.
The length of center line OF drain
across. or on and along the boundary
line. of each description of land Is as
Town 10 North. Range East. t.,
Description. Section. Chains,
G. a -
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-09-16
CHARLES HOLMES.

January Sth. 1910.
section at the outlet of the drain will
he let first and the remaining sections
in their order up stream, In accord
ance with the diagram now. on file with
drain. in the office Of the County Drain
Commissioner, to which reference may
be had by all parties interested, and
ingiy. The right to recall and sell as
one entire section the whole or a por-
tion of said drain is hereby, reserved.
All persons desiring to bid on the
deposit with us along with their bid
Of the banks Of Saginaw County or
hundred $500. 0o)I dollars, as guaran-
tee that the person bidding will enter
into a contract. and in case the person
awarded the contract shall fall or re-
days. the said certified check will be
considered forfeited and the money
therefor shall be deposited to the
fund The checks of the unsuccessful
bidders will be returned to them imme-
diately after the contract Is awarded.
Contracts will be made with the low
est responsible bidder giving adequate
security for the performance of the
work, in a sum then and there to be
fixed by us. reserving to ourselves the
date late for the the completion of such con-
tract. and the terms of payment there
for. shall be announced at the time and
place of letting.
Notice Is further hereby given. That
at the time and place of said letting,
or at such other time and place here
after to which we, the Drain Commits
sioners aforesaid, may adjourn the
same, the assessments for benefits and
lands comprised within the "Griffus
Creek Drain Special Assessment Dis
trict," will he subject to review
The following is description OF the
shutting the Special Assessment Dis
trict of said Drain. viz:
Lands In Saginaw County.
Town . north. range 2 east.
Township of Brady at large.
r. 20 acres of fri n OF NV ~.
N fri u of NV fri Y, except e 20
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-09-16
NOTICE OF LETTING.


Notice is hereby given, That we,
County Drain commissioners of the
Counties of Saginaw and Shiawassee.
state of Michigan, will on the 2lst day
dence of Ed. Ahern, section 2s. in
township of Brady, at 8 o'clock In the
forenoon of that day, proceed to re-
ceive bids for the constipation OF
"Griffus Creek brain" located and es-
tabiished in the Townships of Brant
and Brady in Saginaw County, and
ed as follows, to-wit:
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-09-16
IN.sHiAwAssEE COUNTY

LANDS s% IN.sHiAwoAissE;EI COUNTY. =
Town s north. range 2 east
Township Of Rush. at large: Highway
and health, commencing at the u post
rods, north TX rods. east 100 rods,
south IN rods. to beginning. west "
of said description, sec. g. Geo: Sawyer.
Com: ~ rods; north nrt' Of u post be-
tween sections and 8, thence north
60 rods, west 160 rods, south 60 rods,
east 100 rods to beginning.
The west 20 acres of said description,
sec 8. John Seelhoff.
w 20 acres Of north 60 acres of ne
ri fri see Of fn nw fri ies n Sec g. H.
Johnson.
Sc Y of NV fri a. sec. 8, F. H.
sw u of NV fri u, sec. 8. Henry
Jones.
e Y of e " of sw ", sec. 8. Ellis
W u OF " of sw ", sec. 8. Peter
w Y of sw u, sec. 8. Mrs Anna
F 20 acres. of Y of NV frlI sec.
e 20 acres of n fri " of NV fri u,
sec. 4. Lemuel Bliss.
w u of w 40 acres OF ne fri II sec.
e 20 acres of w 40 acres of ne fri
"a. sec. 4, John Mueller
p IS acres of ne fri Y, sec. 4, Fred
Sc u of Sc Y, sec. 4. Elizabeth Ba-
con.
Ne z Of Sc Z. sec. 4, VIM NUCLEI fterer.
" Of sw sec. I. Otis s. Mead.
sec. 4. Michael McPhillips. " -" - ~
w go acres of " OF NV fri ", sec.
4, w. r. Robinson.
coN. Fri &c Of w NV fri Y. sec s. Fred
e 10 acres of 40 acres of fri II
OF NV fri u. Sec 5,-J. r. Bachelor. "a
Sc Of Sc 4. sec. s, Geo Champlain.
w ~ acres Of n fri 4 Of ne fri ",
sec. 5, Mrs. Harry Evans.
s 4 Of ne fri ~ except sw IS acres,
sec. :. Michael McPhiiiips.
.sa z 10 ceres ceres Of Fri z of ne fri ".
N fri n OF ne fri u, sec. 6. Fred
Constine or Walters $50
IN " of NV u of ne u. sec. o. Arthur
n Y Of ne u of ne v, sec. .. Mrs.
NE Ne 20 acres of'n " of NV V, sec. Q,
Ne Y Of NV V, sec. 10, Myron e. Ba-
Nv u of NV u. sec. 10, Mrs VIM.
N1s of y of NV ", sec. 10. Emma
,, Nv 40 acres of ne Y, sec. 10. Jos.
P1mpernell.
~ Supervisor s1I pssGTyy of Rush Township. Edwin
:. Highway Commissioner of Rush
Township Martin Rourke
LEONARD ALGER,
County. Drain Commissioner Of the
County of Saginaw
JOHN BOUTWELL,.
county Drain Commissioner for shia-
Dated ate this ard day Of September, A.
-a.-<
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-09-16

A parcel of land in ne part
of ~ of sw N, beginning
at ne corner of Sc "a of
sw u, sec. 80, thence w S6
rods, thence s s rods,
thence e to creek. thence
easterly along creek to
" line. thence n 10 rods to
beginning "a
S u of sw Il, EXCEPT a par
eel of land in ne part of
u of sw n. beginning
at ne corner of sc u OF
sw ". sec. 30, thence w
SO rods. thence $ s rods.
thence g to creek. thence
easterly along creek to
II line thence m IL rods
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-09-16

The following lands not traversed by
the center line of right of way will be
required for. the working of teams and
spreading of earth, viz:
Town 8 North, Range East.
Section.
In Sc corner w u of ne u .......... 8
Sw " OF Sc II ............... s.
Nv u of ne u ..................
Total length of drain is S5133 chains
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1910-09-16

n u of ne z, except the
ridge road, so-calledA the
cemetery lot. and a piece
of land beginning at sw
corner of n " of ne u,
sec. 80, thence e AZ rods,
thence n 25 rods, thence w
along ridge road AZ 2-3
rods. thence 10 rods to
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1910-11-25
State Press Comment.
Roosevelt and the Wolves.

The corporation w,lf-pack. FEAST
ing on the spoils of Wall streets
recent triumph over the advocates Of
the new nationalis,n, waits anxiously,
but cowardly, for AN opportunity to
drag Roosevelt down. Not a cor
poration newspaper in America
TODAY that is not claiming the elimi-
nation Of Roosevelt; not trust
megaphone that is not proclaiming
his humiliation. And yet the truth
is, that Roosevelt, defeated in New
York, is stronger than ever with the
great mass OF the American people.
Bravely he took up a fight that he,
himself, must have known he could
not win. He accepted the odium
attached to those Of his own party
who had been the servile tools of the
trusts-he took up tie battle for his
party and, Of necessity, had to pack
the burden Of those in it who had
endeavored to betray it,
No thoughtful observer can see in
the results Of the atern elections a
decadence Of the Roosevelt influe, &C
or turning away from those gr. at
progressive policies which Roosevelt
advocated.
On the contrary. the returns point
the eradication OF that element in the
Republican party which constituted
the greatest obstacle Roosevelt en-
countered. Poindex,er in Washing
ton, French in Idaho, LaFollette in
Wisconsin, Murdock aud Madison
in Kansas, the entire progressive
delegation in Iowa and Nebraska,
and half Of il in Minnesota will 20
back to Washington to testify that
their people are for Roosevelt and
the Roosevelt program.
Analysing the situation, Roosevelt
can only be commended for under
taking fight which less brave and
a less honest man would have avoid
ed. As for his being down and OUT
the Tribune is willing TO venture
the guess that two years from now
there will not be a corporation org II
or apologist in the country ready to
venture the opinion that there is
anything suggestive Of the dead
about the colonel or his policies. =
Pocatello Tribune.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1910-11-25
Roosevelt's Future.

Just now the great papers OF the
East are very busy fitting Ex-Presi-
dent Roosevelt into his proper niche.
One favorite idea is that President
Roosevelt was entirely shorn Of his
power in the recent New York cleo
ton. Those who hold to this belief
declare that Roosevelt had himself
assumed dictatoriahpowe and has
been repudiated by the people.
Another stock declaration is that the
people feared that Roosevelt would
become candidate for the Presi-
dency in 1912, these same people
having become aroused to the dan
ger Of this government becoming
monarchy. The majority Of the
eastern papers. however, express a
belief that Roosevelt in defeat is
greater than ever was the victorious
Roosevelt. We incline to this belief
ourselves. There is absolutely moth
ing in the New York situation to
give color to the statement that the
people distrust Roosevelt. In many
another campaign in the Empire
State, the republicans have gone
down to defeat under the weight of
greater majorites than the one given
to Dix this year. The significant
part OF the whole business is that Tor
the first time in many wears. indeed
the first time in the history OF the
S.ate the great corporate interests,
who feared Roosevelt $ advocacy OF
common honesty, and the great
political power Of Tanmany joined
hands and fought with a desperation
that has never been equaled by a
similar combination. Viewed in this
light their majority does not look So
big as to render its submersion an
CONTINUED ON LAST PAaE)
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1910-11-25
.B|( SW|ND[ERS ARRESTED
Gov Vernment Takes Action in
New York.
FRAUDULENT USE OF NAILS
Millions of Fake Mining And Oil
Stock Sold.

A report from New York states
that in raids SO important that
ostmaster General Hitchcock
too k charge in person, inspectors
too k action Nov. III against two
con Germs which they charged with
swi ndling the public out of more
than $40, 900, 900 by fraudulent use
OF he mails. Head officers OF the
Bur r Brothers were arrested, the
gov vernment charging that the firm
sold between $4o, 900, 900 and
$50, 900, 900 of mining and oil
stock worth little or nothing.
A director Of the Continental
Wireless Telegraph and Telephone
company was taken in a second
raid. Inspectors say his company
has sold stock amounting to at
least 81, 900, 900, which has
brought no return to the investors.
These concerns, it is said have
maintained Offices in various cities
and have used the mails in selling
shares of their worthless stock
thro oughout every part OF the coun-
try
Postmaster General Hitchcock
est lmates that the public has been
heeced out of at least 500, 900, 900
by get-rich-quick concerns in the
las FIVE years. Seventy-eight
cas- ses Of swindling have been
brought to head within year
and it is claimed more arrests will
soon follow.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1910-11-25
KooTENAI ON STATE TICKET
French and Bell Only Republicans
Given Maiorities.

The official totals for Ko0tenai
county. on the republican and demo.
cratic state and judicial tickets, are
published below, the complete report
having been received too late for pub.
licatiUn last week. 1t will be seen
that Kootenai county gave majorities
to all the candidates on the democrat
ic state ticket except Bowen and Ciz-
izik. Dunn, for district judge, was
given a plurality 10 Kootenai of 342
over his democratic opponent. The
total vote on judge for the Eighth
district, (KOotenai and Bonner coun.
ties) was: Dunn. 1891; Flynn. 3443;
Dunn's majority, l248.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1910-11-25
IN MEXICO
Serious Revolt Threatens Power
Of President Diaz.

OF president Diaz.
A rebellion has broken out in
various parts of Mexico and serious
roting has taken place in the
towns OF Guerrero. Santa Cruz.
Lacatecas, Puebla, and others,
the casualties numbering into the
hundreds. The government troops
are said to have been defeated in
Santa Cruz and that town seized
by the rebels.
It is said the outbreaks are part
OF a well planned movement to
work the anti-Diaz faction up to a
pitch of frenzy before the revolu-
ton is openly declared. Five
thousand Mexican revolutionists
are reported to be mobilizing at
San Carlos to plan an attack on
Chihuahua and make that city
their capital in an insurrection
against the power Of President
Diaz.
The United States troops in
Texas are held in readiness to pro.
tect American interests m the
Mexican border.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1910-11-25
Cured His Consumption.

A bet of SIS that he could walk
from Rochester, N. Y, to Seattle,
rewarded w. L. Boyd with com
plete cure for consumption from
which he had been suffering.
Boyd passed through Boise Nov. II,
enroute on the last lap Of his journey.
which will be hy way OF Portland.
] ie has gained 80 pounds in weight,
as we'll a. a perfect bill OF health by
taking the trip.
After arriving in Seattle he will
return West To make his home.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1910-11-25
CEMENT Walks REJECTED
Not Built According to the
Ordinance.
ACTION BY VILLAGE BOARD
Board Also Reopens the Water
Right Case.

} The village board held a specia
meeting Thursday night of las
week for the transaction of bust
ness left over from Monday when
quorum was not present. Allthe
members OF the board were present
the greater part of the 81 ssion.
Two matters of some Importance
were considered, the cement walks
and the disputed FIVE acres of land
OF the water right on Spring
Branch creek. On motion the
board voted to reject the cement
sidewalks in front of the properties
OF John Russell, A. D. Robinion
and Mrs. Schuyler on First street
for the reason that they were not
built according to ordinance. The
walks in question were put in by
a Spokane contractor and the mat
ter OF their acceptance or rejection
by the board was brought up by
the property owners who asked
that some action be taken before
they paid for the work. 1t is said
the contractor had decided to bring
suit to recover amounts due him
on some of the walks, As the
matter now stands it seems to be
optional with the property owners
whether they shall pay for the
walks as they are or ask the con-
tractor to rebuild them according
to ordinance.
Near the close OF the meeting it
was voted that the chairman of the
board consult an attorney as to
whether or not the town has re-
course against the old water COM
pany to recover damages for five
acres of land alleged to have been
conveyed to the town in 1906 as a
part of the water right, but which
the district court recently held be-
longed to third party.
Bills were allowed as follows:
David Cleland, street work. I1.25
John Stewart " i" 5000
General Sparks /" /" $40
!. S. Woolery =" &c. 25.6o
]. S. Rushing I" $40
c. E. Shero drayage 1850
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1910-11-25

Ralph JOhDstone, holder of the
worlds aviation record for height
97l4 feet, was killed at Denver, Colo
| RADIO, Nov. II 10 spiral glide. A
Grace gave way and the aeroplane
dropped to the ground a distance Of
500 feet. Johnstone was 80 years old.
One hundred persons were killed
10 riots 10 Puebla City. Mexico Nov.
l8. following an attempt by police
aud rurales to break up a meeting of
anti i-reelectionists, those who oppose
the reelection of President Portirio
Diaz and threaten revolution against
the government.
According to the London Times,
the worlds production OF copper 10
1909 amounted to 1892 tons, an
increase OF "a, 945 tons over the out
put OF 1908. The gross value OF the
red metal turned out was $297, 7,00O,-
900.
G. H. Sproat of Hood River, Ore,
with a carload Uf Spitzenburgs, won
the drst prize at the National Apple
show sweepstake last week. The
prize was $1,000 and gold medal ban.
ner.
The Pacific congress held at San
, Francisco last week voted to urge the
government to send more war vessels
and soldiers To defeud the Pacific
coast.
President Taft has returned from
Panama much pleased with the work
being done on the is ,hmian canal.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1910-11-25
Bills were allowed as follows:
The Best Christmas Gift for a
Little Money.

Sent as years subscription to The
Youths Companion, $l.75 will buy
the ffty-two weekly issues OF The
Youths Companion for 1911.
1t will buy the two hundred and
flfty fascinating stories In the new
volume.
It. will buy the flfty exclusive con.
tributions to the new volume by
famous men and women.
1t will entitle the new subscriber
for 1911 who sends in his subscription
now to all the issues OF The Compan-
ion for the remaining weeks OF 1910
free.
1t will entitle the new subscriber
for 1911 to The Companions Art
Calendar. Autographed in thirteen
colnrs and gold.
II the subscription is a Christmas
gift, it will pntitle the donor to an
extra copy of the 1911 Calendar.
The illustrated Announcement Of
the larger and better Companion for
1911 will be sent TO any address free.
THE YOUTHS COMPANION,
144 Berkeley ST., Boston, Mass.
eY-. -.New Subscriptions ReceiUed
at this Office.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1910-11-25

Several amusing features cropped
ont In the CANVASS NJ the election re-
turns Of Ada cnunty. Governor. elect
James II. Hawley WAS also honor. d
by election to the office nf Justice IT
the peace In IptermOnntain precinct,
living four votes, where nine aIher
candidates only got one each. Nnw,
Mr.. Hawley under the law cannot
hold two elective Offices at one aud
the same time. SO it Is up tn him 10
decide whether ne will resign The
Rovernorship or lis place on the
bench 10 Intermountain in.--Statesnan
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1910-11-25

A new time card on the Idaho G.
Washington Northern became
effective last Sunday. Following
is the new schedule for Rathdrum:
Southbound-No. 1or, gas a.
m No. 1903, 5:23 p. m.
Northbound-No. 1o2, 8:28 q.
m.; No. Io4, 6:I3 p. m.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1910-11-25
New Schedules.

A new schedule on the Northern
Pacific railway has become
effective by which No. S is made
to stop at Rathdrum. No. S is a
morning train, westbound, and
stops here at 6:25 o'clock. Ac-
cording to the new schedule No.
8, eastbound stops at Rathdrum at
10: :48 a. m. The time of the other
trains is the same as under the old
schedule.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1910-11-25

4 laws OF the state. The election wa
J 10 choose an editor.in. chief, manag
ing editor and business manager fo
, the school annual, which will b.
! published soon after the new year.
a peculiar situation 10 connection
Win the recent election Is reportef
from Green Creek precinct, one of tn,
neaViiy populated rural precincts ia
idano county, where A. j. Hoffman,
VINO was running for two offices,
constable and justice OF the peace.
was defeated by his own wife, who.
according to the official canvass of
the election returns, received two
votes to his one for both places.
No more saloons will he allowed on
the Occur d'Alene National forest
reserve. according to the decision
handed down at Moscow by Federal
Judge Frank 5. Dietrich in the three
trespass cases against six defendants,
who. after this ruling. pleaded guilty,
aud agreed to quit business at Avery
and Grand Forks, stations on the
Chicago, Milwaukee & Puget Sound
railroad.
At lilo this has been bountiful
year In the apple line. The frosty
nights have given the growers a scare
and they have sent word to town to
come and pick and haul away the
apples. Several families have sup
piled their winters wants in this way,
and thousands of bushels will be |
damaged by the sharp frosts, and will |
70 to waste. Apples have sold on
the street the last week at cent
pound.
II any action is taken to set aside
the election In Fremont and Custer
counties, in 5otn of which it has
been learned that the words "Let the
people rule" were printed across the
democratic tickets on the official
ballots, such action will have to be
taken by the republicans Of those
the republican leaders hav-
Ing decided to have nothing to do
with the contest unless begun there,
according to a statement made at
Boise. There is 40 question, say the
best attorneys Of the state, but the
words printed made the ballots illegal,
but whether the court would hold the
election illegal also is question.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1910-11-25

Much excitement has been oc-
casioned IN TeSas by reports that
armed hands of Mexicans were cross
ING the Rio Grande 10 seek revenge
for the lynching of Mexican at Rock
Springs.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1910-11-25
n;v;d;no Aer Miuht,

"Don't stand on that delicate table 10
hang the picture. Martha. It'll break.
You're too heavy.
"Ob, no. I'm not. mum. It'll pear
me. I'm standing only on one foot.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1910-11-25

or the 1915, 2O1 900, which 1t Is
it will cost 10 build the
Panama canal. SiaI. 258, 900 had been
expended up to June 80, 1910.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1910-11-25

Count Leo Tolstoi, the famous
Russian author, died at Astapova,
Russia; Nov. 20 at the aye Of 80
years.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1910-11-25

We are inclined to believe In those
whom we do not know because they
naye never deceived us..-Johnson.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1910-11-25

And now said Professor Long
hunter az be greeted Henry Peck.
what shall we make OF your little
boy-a lecturer! He has sincere taste
for IT,
81 know he has," replied the male
parent. "He inherits II from his motn-
n"
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1910-11-25
Vote on Precinct Officers.

Following Ia the vote Du the cand!-
dates OF Rathdrum precinct, az shown
by the official canvass. The figures
include those OF Iauser precinct.
Justices OF the Peace:
A. O. Skinner r 282
f. w. Sage z 262
+. p Dyer d 230
M. A. Ba.to D 237
Consta Bile:
+. L. Farnswurth r 265 II
j. S. WoOlery d PSI
Omaha daily bee., 1910-08-11
Wilson Pleased
with Success
Man Who Proved His Claim to Big
Estate at Teeumseh Receiving
Congratulations of Friends.

TECUMSEH, Neb., Aug. 1o.-(special
Telegram John Wilson. heir to the estate
Of Judge and Mrs. John Wilson OF this city,
is a much pleased man, today. The story
Of his life. the quarrel with the father
the running away from home, never to
see the parents again, aud to return al
the end Of thirty-flve years to claim and
secure a fortune valued ut $4,000, reads
more like fiction than fact.
Mr.. Wilson 10 today receiving the con-
gratulations Of hts friends. His wife, their
daughter and grandson are with him. He
has said that he will remain here and visit
old friends for time, after which he will
go to Southern California for a stay Of a
year, and then return to his home in
Houston, Tex. Mr.. Wilson is now a rich
man, as he possessed some wealth before
the court awarded him the Wilson estate
James and Duncan Kinneburgh and
Dcrald Black. the three nephews, who
were to become beneficiaries Of the will II
Wilson did not appear by July % Just past
are quoted as being satisfied as TO the
identity OF Wilson.