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was won by DcRhoSst'- Archibald. lena.
Tols's IersoiN was second and Mr. Vani"-
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Iay Gould's ComburR finished third. ileyen
h"r-es ran. The jockeys we're shArT''
lennlnRa and RelN
The sun., 1910-10-02
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EvGNISo SuS may be lsft at any American
District Messenger once IN thO oity.
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Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-01
NEW LEASE GRANTED
ON ATLANTA GROUP

GOLDFIELD, Jan. 31-As result
of the visit of J. o. Buckley of Mil
waukee, who has been in camp several
days to inspect his mining interests,
new lease has been granted to him on
the Atlanta. covering blocks 10 and
IL of the Union Jack claim, which
means another deep mining enterprise
on the Atlanta group. These two
blocks of ground adjoin the old June
Atlanta lease which had been oper-
ated by Mr.. Buckley and associates,
and are contiguous to the Precious
Metals. La Nance, Cherokee and Hou-
lahan leases.
They are considered among the
choicest blocks on the Atlanta estate,
and have heretofore been reserved
from leasing privileges by the Atlanta
company. A very strong ledge out
crops on them prominently and after
many times declining to grant leases
on them the management has acceded
to Mr.. Buckleys requests on condition
that the June-Atlanta shaft, now 400
feet deep, be sunk to $50 feet, with
two shifts, and a drift then be extend
ed into the newly leased ground with
two shifts, work to begin next Mon
day.
The shaft is double-compartment
and 9x13 in the clear, and is equipped
with a 6O-horsepower electric motor
that will lift a 1700-pound bucket.
The new operating company VIII pe
known as the Queen Consolidated
Mines company.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-01
CITRUS FRUIT SHIPMENTS
WISE STORK BREAKS THE
HOODO0; FOURTEEN NOW
And So 1t Is That Papa Rottkamp
Grins, Grins Always and Says
"Whee!" Now and Then

NEW YORK, Jan. 31.-It was a par
ticularly happy christening party that
assembled in the Catholic church at
Kimont, L. l., yesterday and watched
the Rev. Father Zeller baptize the last
two additions to the already numerous
family of Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony Rott-
kamp, who were brought by the stork
few days ago. The assembled friends
were all smiles, for they said one to
the other, "'Tis worth while to see
the twins that broke the hoodoo.'
Twin boys, fine and healthy, and
plump as partridges they were, ana
added to the children who had come be-
fore to gladden. the hearts of the Rott-
kamps, they made just fourteen-five
girls and nine boys. 1t is because IL
plus 2 equals IA that this little tale of
domestic happiness is told.
AS a matter of fact, Mr.. and Mrs.
Rottkamp have been good deal wor-
ried of late. They knew there was to
be another visit from the stork, and as
neither belonged to the Thirteen club,
they couldn't help being little super
stitious, for they didn't want thirteen
in their family. All the children were
so healthy and fine that it seemed all
wrong there should be bakers dozen
of them and so tempt fate.
The stork must have thought about
it, too, and being a wise bird and not
wishing to annoy such good and steady
patrons, he solved the difficulty by
putting another baby in his basket and
handing in twins when he called. In
the excitement attending the double
gift it was not noticed which of the
boys sneezed first, so there Is no thir-
teenth child in the family, never was
one and never will be. And Mr.. Rott-
kamp has been wearing a remarkable
grin ever since it happened, and say
ing "Whee" in joyous tones at inter-
walls
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-01
UNION RETURNS
LARGE PROFITS
EARNINGS FOR YEAR AMOUNT
TO S2,655,176
STOCK YIELDS ALMOST ELEVEN
PER CENT
Big Oil Company Controls Over Two
Hundred Thousand Acres and
Produces Five and one=half
Million Barrels

The Union Oil Company of California
has just issued it's annual report for
1909, showing earnings of $3.50, 176.
The report was submitted yesterday
at an informal meeting of stockholders
at the company's offices in the Security
building, chiefly for the benefit Of
those interested in the company who
did not attend the regular meeting at
Oleum earlier in the month.
It was shown that of the amount
paid for expenses last year 100000
really belonged to the expenditures of
the previous year, so that the actual
earnings last wear amounted to $2S55,-
176, an increase of $32,2 as compared
with 1908.
President Lyman Stewart said 1909
was a year of prosperity for the COM
pany and that its prospects were never
brighter.
Annual reports OF heads of depart
ments were embodied in that of the
president.
The total number of outstanding
shares December 81, 1909, was 251, 1,306,
of a par valuation of $25,130,3O6.
The gross earnings in 1909 amounted
to $9,6S7, ,339, and the total of expenses,
including depreciation, was S7,032, ,162.
A total of 81, 1,477,767 was paid in divi-
dends, leaving a surplus of $1,l7,4O9
Stock Earns II Per Cent
The rate per cent of net earnings on
average outstanding stock was 10 $40.
The total number of acres controlled
by the company on December 81 was
23S. .7O5, as follows: Fee, 3S, 954.3S; min
eral rights fee, 127, ,440.67; lease, 59,04532;
mineral locations, 13,26544.
The number of producing wells owned
by the company at the end of the year
was 302.
other statistics given in the reports
were as follows:
Pipe line-Number of miles owned
by the Union Oil company December
81, 1909, 412, an increase in a year of
q miles; number of miles owned by the
Producers Transportation company, in
which Union is largely interested, 200;
increase by the two companies Of 22I
miles, or SO per cent.
Tankage-Union, December 81, 1909,
3,647, 900 barrels; December 81, 1908,
100000 barrels; increase lO1s per cent
Producers Transportation company,
December 81, 1909, 100000 barrels; to-
tai for the two companies, 5,567 900 bar
rels. an increase of 2,267, 600 barrels, or
6S 7-10 per cent
Fleet-Eleven tank ships, four tank
barges. tug and utility barge of total
capacity of 466,950 barrels
The reports tell of operations at San
Pedro. where the company is building
wharyes. the purchase of a large site
at Seattle for new buildings, and of
the workings of the profit sharing
plan proposed by the company early
A total of 469 employees entered into
the first plan of the series, the time
limit of which expired July 1 last. An
other opportunity will be afforded in a
short time
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-01

Washington street SO6 East-Berlin
Dye works, at lot owner and builder;
one-story shed; $3.50
Cummings street, 305-307 South-A.
I. Newton, 419 South Cummings street,
owner; Young Bros, builders; two
story ten room residence; $500.
Dorchester avenue, 2956-John II,
Dumpert, 1249 Catalina street, owner
and builder; two-story, eight-room
residence; $500,
Thirty-third street, 1874 East. T..
Wilbur. at lot, owner; George S. Hor-
ton, builder; alterations of residence;
Forty-seventh street, 1866 Vest.
r. Lind, 541S Marmion way, owner and
builder; one story, siX-room residence;
61S00. 49,
Long Beach avenue, 5S1O-A. Battle,
owner; j. G. Atkinson, builder; one
story, five-room residence; $500.
San Pedro street, 6112-Lucy E. cine,
EOS East Twelfth street. owner and
builder; one-story, four-room resi-
dence $3.50.
Adams street, 1866 East-A M. Liv-
ingston, owner; Cora Building COM
pany, builder; one-story, siX-room resi-
dence $780,.
Second street, 327 West-Unlon
League Building company, owner and
builder. alterations of building; $500.
Broadway, 2U7-211 South-Mer-
chants Bank and Trust company,
owner; II. P. Wiedmann, builder;
alterations of building; $3.50.
Fifty-second street, 204 West-Nettie
H. Cuddeback, $50 East Thirty-tifth
street, owner and builder; one-story,
six-room residence; $500.
Ninth street, 12S0-1336 East-Los An
geles Public market, Third street and
Central avenue, owner; Eureka Plan
ing Mill company, builder; two-story
market building; $50, 600
Hooper avenue, 2321-G. r. Pendel-
ton, 3914 South Main street, owner and
builder; one-story, five-room residence;
5000.
Fifty-third street, 5S7 West-Fannie
Longshore, 5557 South Main street,
owner; e. Hoffman, builder; one-story,
sixtroom residence; $500.
F'ifty-eighth place. S52 West-H. f
Owen, 672 West Thirty-fifth street,
owner; b. Robinson builder; one
story, siX-room residence; $1750.
Fargo street, 2244-A. W. Beldin, at
lot, owner; w. Weller, builder; altera-
tions of residence; $3.50.
Twenty-second street. 22S0 West
C. e. Kelli, 1881 West Seventh street,
owner and builder; one-story, seven
room residence; $4,000,
Mathews street, Ala South-Harry
White, 25O0 East Fourth street, owner
and builder; one-story, hve-room resi-
dence; $1,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-01
GOLDEN JACK RABBIT
MILLS THIRTY TONS

BAKERSFIELD, Jan. 31.-The mill
at the Golden Jack Rabbit in the
Amalie district, and which is COM
monty known as the j. b. Ferris prop
erty, has started and is taking care of
about thirty tons a day. The rock is
going $40 to S12 to the ton, and as
there are $4,000 tons in sight a big
output is promised.
G. w. Hull, who is associated with
Mr.. Ferris, is about to begin work on
a new mill of ten stamps, and this Will
be in operation in sixty days.
Some of the ore goes $25 to $50 ton.
but the average is not so high. Mr..
Ferris is in this city and says he is
pleased with the outlook.
The Gold Peak and other properties
in the district have started and there
is more activity in the district now
than for long time past.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-01
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AMERICAN PETROLEUM
STAKES OUT NINETY
SIX PROSPECT WELLS

BAKERSFIELD, Jan. SIT. O'Don-
nell for the American Petroleum, has
staked out ninety-six wells to be drilled
on section s6-31-s2, and work of de-
velopment is to be begun at once. AL
ready there are two rigs on the property
and others will follow. The land is in
the proven belt and the work in pros
pect is about the most extensive yet pro-
jected on a single section by one COM
pany. The American Petroleum owns
three-quarters OF the section named.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-01
BOSTON

BOSTON, Jan 31.-seventeen cars sold
cloudy; market unchanged. NaVels-loeN
S. T. Rivera s1.90; Rinchita. same, sl35
Parrot S. A. Ex. s125 colombo, $. T. Full
lerton 81 .9O Pointer, A. c. G. Glendora
So O5; Priscilla. S. B High $3.50; King
S. A. Ex 81 45; Queen city. 81 so; Vic
tory or, c c. L. 81 so; Merit, 81. 40; Ri
vera, s. T. Rivera. 81 40; Parrot. 5. A
Ex. 81 so; Carmeneita, S. T. Fullerton
S2.45; Parrot, S. a. Ex. 81 Is; Hunter
c. c. Glendora 81. 30: Gold Buckle, r. II
E. High 3O5; Valley Belle. S A. EX
St.45; Sunset S. s. Ex 81 60; Partridge
or, C. c. L. 81 SO; Niagara, fy, Stewart Ft
Co. CSC Lemons-Liberty, Escondldo f.. u
Assn. S2.65; Foxaway s220; Gamma, - Is
Y Spur, $3.50; Cosmos, SOS.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-01
PLEAD FOR JAPANESE

NEW YORK, Jan. 31.-Two Japan
ese, DR.. Jokichi Takamino, president
of the Nippon club. and X. Makamura,
editor of the Japanese Commercial
Weekly, spoke from the pulpit of
Christ church here last night. Mr..
Makamura made a plea for the priv
ilege of naturalization for the Japan
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-01
CT InIIa

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 31.-Favorable weather.
prices low on account of quality; 4 cars OF
navels, lemon and Floridas sold NaVels
Hawk, S. A. Ex 81 80; King, same, 81, So;
Arab, same 81 4O Yacht, S. b. Rialto, Sl4Oi
Lochinvar r. H. e. High. 81 20. Lemons
Queen Bee, @. C. Corona, So. .2Oi sunset
s3.35; Royal. SO 80; O. l. c. s3.15; Just
rite, So is; Minerva, 50 20; Belt, r. H. E.
Highland, So 90.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-01
ROYAL HEIR EXPECTED

MADRID, Jan. S1-A birth in the
royal family of Spain is expected the
latter part of May. Queen Victoria is
already the mother of three children
Prince Alphonso, Prince Jaime and
Princess Beatrice, the latter having
been born on June %, 1909
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-01
COMPANIES PAY DIVIDENDS

Checks in payment of January divi-
dends were mailed yesterday from the
offices in the Security building of oil
companies .of which E. L. Doheny is
president as follows: Mexican Petro-
leum of California, $S7,514,6S; Mexican
Petroleum, Ltd, of Delaware, $7S,-
562 66: American Petroleum, $4,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-01
21 HuRr IN EXPLOSION

ROCHESTER,. N. Y, Jan. 81
Twenty one persons were hurt In
natural gas explosion at Leroy, N. Y,
today. Two are seriously injured; the
rest will recover.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-01
NTT Makes
O1A Money

Do you realize that at the present
time the California oil industry is prob
ably the greatest money maker In the
history of the world? Do you realize
that the government experts estimate
that nearly 5000, 10000 barrels of oil
will be produced in California during
the next sixty years? Where will the
profits from this enormous production
GO? Into the pockets of California oil
company stockholders. You can only
get your share by becoming stock
holder in a first class company.
We are now able to offer such stock.
This stock Is the initial ground floor
Offering in a company operating in abb
solutely proven territory In Coalinga.
The property is owned outright. Small
Capitalization, no promotion stock, shall
low, easy drilling, but wells run from
$50 to 400 barrels. owing 10 extremely
prolific nature Of underlying sands.
Choicest piece OF undeveloped shallow
property in entire state of California
Call or write to US at once for further
narticulars before this opportunity
passes and II you desire we will arrange
SO YOU can make free trip to Coalinga
to see the property and go over the field
IN general and make up your mind about
this proposition after a careful personal
investigation.
NOTE-To every one sending in this
coupon we will send free Of charge for
the next elk months a copy OF the
monthly publication Securities" which
ls hiied with photos Of the oil ields and
valuable information about California
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-01
HAMILTON ENTERS SAND

BAKERSFIELD, Jan. 31.-The
Hamilton Oil company, operating
lease on section 80, 1928, just south of
the Twenty-Five hill, has entered the
first oil sand at a depth of 800 feet,
and every indication is that it will soon
bring in a good WELL
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-01
CITRUS FRUIT REPORT
PITTSRuRG

PITTsBURG, Jan. 31.-Eleven cars sold;
market fairly steady oranges and lem
on F1orldas: cloudy, Navels-Clown, fy,
sparr Ft Co, s2.O5; Butte, s1.25; Casa
Blanca, A. II. Casa Blanca, 9Oe; Pain
Tree A. II. Prenda. s1.15; Foothill Rly.
Elk. Arl, S1.2O; Cluster. S. A. Ex' SLOW;
Jasmine, d, M. Duarte, s2.o5; Circus, xc,
sparr Ft Co 81 30; Tahoe, xf, Red. G. o.
Assn, S125; Casa Blanca, imp, A. II. casa
Blanca, S1.10; Parrot. S. A. Ex 81. 90
Owl, o. X. Elk. 81. o5; Violet. d. M. Pu-
arte, so Iemons-Log Cabin, Loveless Ft.
Co, Escondido, So .25; Palomar, $2.7o.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-01
GYPSY "kINe" BURIED

EVANSVILLE, Ind. Jan. S1.-Gyp-
sizes today assembled here from all
parts of the United States to attend
the funeral of their chief, king" Rich
ara Harrison who died January 26 at
Rulenville, Miss.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-01
OIL SALES

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 81.-Morning oil
sales: 10 Associated at $f7.25; 200 Clare
mont at So 05; 200 Premier at is; 100 at
81 20; 1000 Shawmut at 45ol 5000 at 43c;
500 Esperanza at 81 65i 100 Silver Tip at
So 60; 20 Spring Valley at S43.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-01
CLEVELAND

CLEVELAND, Jan. S1.-Five cars OF
navels and one lemon sold; market advanc-
ing on navels; steady on lemons, showing !
predicted colder. Navels-Castle, Riv EX
Riv csc: Gamma 90 S. B. Yerkes 5. S2Io
Violet d M. Monrovia. 50. 80; Vista De
Robes or Hammond Orchards, s1.25; Coy
ote O. K. Ex. s1.65; Coral CD $. b.
Yerkes S. $3.50; Jasmine, D. NJ. Monrovia'
50. Lemons-Pet. S. A Elk. $3.50; Arab
SO 80; GREYHOUND, So IS.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-01
STOCKHOLDERS MEET

The annual meeting of stockholders
of the Santa Maria Crude Oil COM
pany was held at headquarters, 623
Grant building, Los Angeles, yester-
day. A new board of directors was Sc
lected.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-01
PRICES OF METALS
IN NEW YORK MARKET

o NEW YORK, Jan. Shopper, dull; 9
q standard spot and March, $13121a@ z.
{, 13.311s Lead. New York, S46Tk@ {.
% 4 72Mi East st. Louis, $f,55@4.65. 9.
9 silver OSc, n,.N.A.u,AA.s,4.a,>s>>a,s a,s.s.S
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-01
CINCINNATI

CINCINNATI, Jan. 31.-Co1d; advancing
Floridas and Cal. navels. 1 lemon sold
Florida Brlghts, $40 to $1.9O; Russets
$1.25 to $3.50. Navels-Hawk, s. a. BX'
$1.05 Cluster, same. 81 50; Hawk, same
Sl25. Lemons-Pet s. A. Elk. So 60i
Arab, SO As; Greyhound, $50; Duck, SEQ
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-01
PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 31.-Nine cars OF
navels and 1 car lemons sold also 5000
boxes Floridas $1.10 to IS. Go, average SlSO.
Grapefruit, So to $780, average. $3.50. Tan
gerines $40. Unchanged on Floridas'
Navels-Palm Tree, A. H. Prenda, $1.35;
Parrot s. A. Elk. s1.15; Foothill, Riv. Elk,
Arlington. 81 80; Our Pride, a. F. High
grove, 81 Is; Castle. Riv. Elk. Riv. 81 TO-
Camelia, xf. Red. NJ. o. Co, 81 .75: Red
lands Pride, &c, Bryn Mawr, F. q. A. sl45;
Matador a. H. Prenda, s1.20; Palm Tree, A.
II. Arlington, 81 O5 Milano. Riv. EX. $3.50;
Mt. Badly, Riv. Elk. Rv 81 10; Cluster. S.
A. Ex. s1.45; Yule Tide. fy. Red. NJ. o.
Co., s1.55 Lemons-Pioneer, ch, Pioneer
Ft. Co, 50 20; Standard, s2.S0
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-01

It'e as easy to bargain In used
automobile, through want advertising. as II
ssed to be-and still is-to secure horse
and carriage
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-01
BOSTON CURB

Special service to The Herald by j. c. VIII
son. 212 West Fifth street, Los Angeles
BOSTON, Jan. S1.-FollowiAg were the clos
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-01

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 3t.--The month ended
with the market for mining shares fairly ac-
tive and prices steady. Consolidated advanced
another 10 points, while Jumbo Extension
dropped 4. Fraction and Florence were heavy
at last weeks figures.
Goldheld Consolidated distributed total of
81 1,779, 549 in dividends today. Including reg
ular quarterly dividend Of 80 cents per share
and an extra dividend OF 20 cents.
An undertone of strength permeated the To-
nopah list today, although trading was light.
Following were the closing quotations.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-01
NEW YORK CURB
NEW YORK. Jan. 8l,-Following were the

Special service to The Herald by ]. C, VII
son, 2l2 West Fifth street. Los Angeles,
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-01
NEW YORK

NEW YORK, Jan. S1.-Twenty-three cars
navels. two cars lemons sold; market is
steady on good stock navels; easier on lem
ons cloudy and cool Navels-orange. imp
S2.O5; Orange. 50 10; Old Mission, fy.
Chapman, So. 45; Old Mission, eh same,
So 65; Golden Eagle, sd, same, 81 %; slower
Mtn. or Growers, Ft. Co. So so; Slower
Min. ch. same. $50; Eagle Head. I. l..
Lyon Sons. 81 5O Buffalo Head ch, same,
81 O5; Independent, or, Growers Ft. Co..
81 60; Stock Label same, s1.20; Al xc. f.
Peckye Co. $1.9O; Cove. $135; Naraimo,
or, Sparr Ft. Co, s1s5; Circus xc. same,
81 40; Cactus, xc, Highland f. G. A. $l6O;
Cabrilla, ch, r.. & NJ. Co. San Diego, S140;
Freedom xc Independent Ft. Co. S1.20;
Royal Knight, R. II. Bx $40; Ben Hur,
same So; Blue Seal, A. c. G. Ilx 81 so;
Green Crown, same, st.55i Lincoln A. II
Ex s1.55: Navajo. same, s1.2O; King Leo
81 so; Red Seal 81. 90; Queen s115; Bridal
wreath Covina Elk. 81. 65: Parrot, s. A.
Ex 81. 40; c. s. o. t?) 81 70; Cluster s
A. Ex. 81 SO; Colonial, same 81 30 Cluster
same, 81 30; Sunset, S. s. Ex. 81 95. Lem
ons-1ndepeendent. fy. Growers Ft Co; 5s.;
s3.1O; Choice. So 55; Rialto Girl Growers
Ft Co, SO 80; Choice. So. so; Protection,
fy, Ohio L. Co. So 95; Clubhouse, S2.65.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-01
SALT LAKE MINES

Special service to The Herald by T. C. Will
son, 212 West Fifth street. Los Angeles, mem-
ber stock and bond exchange of San Francisco
and eastern exchanges.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-01

BOSTON, Jan. 31.-The market very
quiet today and is likely to remain so for a
few days, awaiting the outcome Of the heavy
liquidation which took place last week.
Lake was again conspicuous, selling up to
10, and later reacted or points on profit
taking Closing quotations were as follows:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-01
HOTEL Ls-REsTAu RANTS s-RESoRTs
BUILDING PERMITS

Following are the permits issued
since the last publication OF the IlsI
and classified according to wards
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-01
MINING QUOTATIONS
NEVADA STOCKS

Exclusive dispatch to The Herald by L. A.
Criser & Co, members Los Angeles stock ex-
change, 200-201 l. w. Hellman building, Los
Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-01
BOSTON MINING STOCKS
ROSTON.

Special service to The Herald by J. c. VIII
on, 212 West Fifth street, Los Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-02-01

SALT LAKE, CITY, Jan s1.-Followins were
the closing quotations today:
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-02-10

Oznamujem tfmto vefejnosti, Re
berem objednavky ma vsecky roll
nicke stroje, gasolinove pohony a
mlaticky "a ceny neinizsi. TEE
berem dobytek ma vymenu "a stro
je, COZ je velkou vyhodou pro far
merry. Dejte nam objednavku ma
stroje, kocary, vozy pohony, sane
atd, nynf Ma jafe zapocnem Sc
stavbou velke budovy ma roznfm
Tote jizn9 cd Ouealova skladu.
Tabor Mercantile Co.
j. G.. Bouska, ffdici
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-02-10

neznamt nam mladik, 2 Charles
Mix okresu jenz byl oblecen "a
p~astevce, ctvrtou cenu; pf. Jana
Fejfara z Lesterville iejiz Sat Una
zorioval den a noe obdrzela patou
cenu.
Konecny vfsledek stalwartnf
schdze v Huron je ten, lie byvaly
guverner Elrod Sc prohlasil CO
kandidat pro 1fad guvernera. R.
O. Richards zklamal mnohe sve
ctitele, kteff Gekali ze on Sc pro-
hlasi pro omen dfad. Konference
povstaleckych republikanu Sc Cd
byva dnes v Huron, jejiz vysledek
pffsti tyden pfinesem. Jest jisto
ze v konferenci pfftomny guver-
ner Vessey Dude pozadan by Sc
prohlasil pro znovuzvolenf.
u Yankton opet pfichazf zprava
re jisty G. A. Mazee, promoter Re
%leznic, Jest v onom meste a pfevez
me 81 ma starost drahu Norfolk.
Postavi pry most pres feku Mis-
souri,; pax v tonic statu nastavf
elektricke drahy a pozene pies re-
ku do statu Kansas Jak mnoho
do opravdy to zmineny pan myslf,
Sc doposud newt.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-02-10
Ornament.

Oznamuji tfmto vefejnosti, re
brzy otevfu 1plny sklad zelezne-
no zbozf We stare budove Vlasak a
Straka. TEE budu ma dale proda-
vat veskere farmerske stroje a
Shinnsovy bleskosvody. Skorpfk
& Company.