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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-06-01
Especial to East Oregonian {,

Heppner, Ore, June THE most
most successful wool sale yet held in
eastern Oregon this season took place
in this city yesterday Though the
prices bid were not as high as tho
growers had hoped for but 8 or 10
bids were refused and exactly $50, ,00e
pounds of. wool changed hands.
The highest price paid was Is 7-s
cents, that being the bid on the 2o,-
600 pound clip of Michael Mckinney.
The lowest bid was II pa cents. This
was received by Charles Bartholomew
for his 5000 pounds.
The following is the list of sales
with the name of the grower, the
amount Of his clip and the price per
pound paid:
Scott Rourke, 1900 pounds, 13 5-sc.
Charles Bartholomew, 5000 pounds,
II "a cents.
Mcintyre Brothers $4,000 pounds.
IL ga cents.
Wlgglesworth Brothers, $4,000
pounds, Il SIS cents.
Minor Brothers, 10000 pounds,
Is SIS cents.
Michael Kinney, 5000 pounds,
IA 1-2 cents.
Hynd Brothers. $4,000 pounds, "a
IA cents.
Jack Hynds, 5000 pounds, 10 IL
cents.
Kellog and Perry. 5000 pounds, IA
1-2 cents.
Kelley estate, 5000 pounds, Is
"a cents.
L. Penland, 1900 pounds, IA IA
cents.
]. B. Huddleson, 1900 pounds.
IA 1-2 cents.
]. c. Bennett, 1900 pounds, IS s-4
cents.
]. Connen. $1,000 pounds, 15 IA
cents.
Elder Gentry $4,000 pounds, IL
ga cents.
J. Farley, $4,000 pounds, Is Is
cents.
Michael Kinney, 10000 pounds, Is
rs cents.
d. o. Justus. 1900 pounds. Is
cents.
McCabe Bros, 1850 pounds, IS
cents.
Ely * Farley, $4,000 pounds, II
ga cents.
Williams Brothers, $1,000 pounds,
10 Ia cents.
L. Groshens $4,000 pounds, Is cents.
George Perry, $4,000 pounds, IA
IA cents.
John w Maidment, 1900 pounds
10 cents
Paul Heisler, 10000 pounds. IA 1-2
,ents.
Matt Scott $4,000 pounds, 1S IA
,ents
Hufford, 5000 pounds, 1S SIS
-"nds, 13 3-4
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-06-01

prior to that time there had not b
as much rain during May as has
been received. Last wear there
only half an inch of rainfall in
and the year before that there
but ~ of an inch. The SIN
amount of rainfall ever record
this city during the month OF
was .SS of an inch This oc
in 1891. The greatest amour
the $50 which caused the Fl
1906.
The month just ended ha
characterized by the number
days and the amount of warn
er. y temperature of 90 deg
registered yesterday. the n
the present season, but not
has been experienced in
month of former years.
There were six days on
rain fell but there was
cloudy day. There were
cloudy and Is clear ones
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-06-01
HOLD GOVERNMENT.
Off WITH SHOTGUN
IIERMISTON FARMER
GROWS BELIGERENT
Fred Yates Would Prevent Federal
Employees From Digging Ditch
Across His Land-Dcfends His Con
tcntion With Double Barrels.
Especial Correspondence }

Hermiston. ore, June ARMED
with a shotgun and reinforced with a
foreman armed with a hammer, Fred
Yates is holding the fort at his farm
in the outskirts of Hermiston and
defying the forces of the government.
So far the beligerent farmer has held
the government forces at bay but it is
presumed that he will he compelled
by the courts to withdraw from his
warlike attitude and permit the fed
eral employees carrying out their in
tentions which are to open n ditch
across the Yates farm.
II seems that the old Maxwell COM
pany which disposed of its rights and
holdings to the government when the
reclamation service took charge of
the project had a ditch across this
particular piece of land and that this
ditch, together with the remainder OF
the company's possessions. was turn
ed over to the government. Nothing
was done with it, however, and acting
on the assumption that it had been
abandoned, Yates filled it up, set out
his fruit trees and proceeded to till
his farm, just as though there were
no ditch. Recently the reclamation
service engineers decided that it was
necessary to open up the ditch and so
notified Yates who sent back word
that it would not he opened up. This
morning a crew of laborers was sent
out to perform the work whereupon
they were met at the Yates boundary
line by the bellgerent owner who is
still in possession, with the ditch un-
opened.
II is believed the next move of the
government will be to secure an in
junction preventing Yates from inter
fering with the work of opening up
the ditch
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-06-01
EFFORT TO QUASH BROWN
INDICTMENT FAILURE

Chicago, June Judge McSurley
today overruled the motion to quash
the indictment charging Lee Oneil
Brown, democratic leader of the uli-
nois house, with bribery in connection
with Lorimer's election, and he or
dcred the trial to proceed 1t is al
legged Brown paid White $25OO to vote
FOR Lorimer which White confessed.
The motion to quash the indictment
was, ,made May 2S. Attorneys for the
defense are making other technical ef-
forts to stop the trial
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-06-01
DYNAMITE IN POCKETS
BOY is BLOWN UP

Ellensburg, June 1.-E. p. Fvldwin
an engineer on the high line irriga-
ton ditch at Kittitas, rode $50 miles
over rough country yesterday, and ar
rived today TO find his 10 -year-old son
Alfred dead. Yesterday the boy was
blown up by dynamite with which he
had filled his pockets while trying to
blow up an old stove. He found the
explosive on the railroad track. While
lighting the fuse to the stove charge
his clothes became ignited, and he
was hurled upward Is feet. He was
terribly burned and died this morn
ing Just before his father arrived.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-06-01
Cotton Seed Rrnad

san Antonia, Tex, June Bread
made of cotton seed will be demon
strated by Jo Allison of Ennis, Tex.
the inventor, during the convention
opened in the Alamo City today by
the Texas Cotton Seed Crushers' as
sociation \ banquet 'of seven cours-
es. each of which will be made from
cotton seed meal. will be served to
the delegates. Methods of popular
izing the new bread and other cotton
seed food products will be discussed.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-06-01
CIGARETTE FIEND SEEKS
TO TAKE OWN LIFE

Cottage Grove. Ore, June IA
physical wreck from excessive use of
cigarettes, Carl Phipps. a travelling
musician, whose wife and family re-
side at Boise. attempted to commit
suicide last night at a local hotel. He
shot himself in the left side with re-
volver, but will recover. He wrote
an affectionate letter to his wife be-
fore the shooting.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-06-01
TRIBUNAL
BEGINS IT'S OPERATIONS

TheNRagde. June 1.-The arbitra-
ton tribunal before which will be
heard the controversy between the
United states and Great Britain over
the New Foundland fisheries treaty
OF 1878 opens this afternoon. The dis
pute is over the Interpretation of an
article in the treaty which affirms the
FISHING rights of the Americans on the
banks. Senator Root, who heads the
American DELEGATION will soon be
here
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-06-01
KINGS DEATH MAKES
DERBY GLOOMY EVENT

London, June IA. Fairies Lem
berg won the classic English derby
az Epson Downs today This is the
greatest English event This season
was to be the most spectacular but
owing to the death of King Edward,
it was a gloomy event The thous-
ands present were subdued by the
sight Of the royal box empty.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-06-01
Pi1rSBURG GRAFTERS ART
SENTENCED TO JAIL

Plttsburg. June 1.-E. H. Jennings.
president of the Columbia National
bank, was sentenced to two months
IN jail and fined $500 for his connec-
ton with the councilmanic graft scam
day today 1t was charged he brbed
councilmen to name his bank as a
city depository. Vice President Grif-
fen Of the same institution. was given
iour months and fined $500 on the
same charge.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-06-01
EXPECTS TO
WIN INJUNCTION SUIT

Washington, June 1.--Declaring he
is sanguine of winning the suit for
an injunction against the 25 railroads
OF the wester traffic association re-
straining him from increasing the
freight rates. Attorney General Wick
ersham issued statement today say
ing the proposed increase are to sub
serve public interests. Wickersham
said he began work Friday on the suit
filed yesterday at ST. Louis and which
was considered by Judge Dyer at
Hannibal, Missouri. He said he con.
sidered secrecy necessary to the sue
cess OF the plan.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-06-01
Premature Explosion Of Pow
der Kills Workmen in Rock
Quarry.
FOUR HUNDRED KEGS
Explode AT ONCE
Catastrophe Occurs at Devils Slide
Near Ogden, Utaf-One American,
Seven Austrians, Seven Italians. and
Two japanese Meet Tragic Death
Reiief Train Hurries TO Aid-Plant
Half Mile Away is Damaged.

salt Lake. Utah, June Foreman
Hugh Mcclure, seven Austrians, seven
Italians and two japanese were killed
by an explosion in rock quarry of
the Union Portland Cement Co. at
Devils Slide, 25 miles east of Ogden
today. Four hundred kegs of powder
were let go prematurely. The explos-
ion damaged the plant half a mile
away. \ relief train carrying physi-
clans, and first aids left ogden i'm
mediately.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-06-01
POT OF BEANS
AT GERMAN CROWN PRINCE

Berlin, June while Crown
Prince Frederick Wilhelm was lead
ing the Grenadier Guards, in review
today, Abraham Eierweiss, a Polish
Jew threw a heavy missile at him. The
guards captured the man and picked
UP the supposed bomb which proved
to be n pot of beans. The prince
laughed heartily when he learned it,.
It is believed Eierweiss is insane
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-06-01
GOVERNMENT WANTS
PREFERENCE IN CASE

-. Louis, June 1.-The government
today filed an eXpediting certificate
~ the federal court asking that the
issues in the suit to restrain % west
ern railroads from increasing their
freight rates be given precedence over
other calendered cases. Special
Agent Judson said this is the last ac-
uon by the government until the July
term of court begins.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-06-01
CASE AGAINST RAILROADS
WEAKENS STOCK MARKEr

New York. June l.-Th govern
ment's case against the % railroads
IN the western traffic association caus-
ed near panic in Wall street today.
The market opened weak and issues
sold off from three to six points. Rail-
road stocks slumped noticeably.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-06-01
GOTCII WILL QUIT GAME
AFTER TONIGHTS MATCH

Chicago, June Frank Gotch who
meets Zbyszko tonight on the mat said
today he will defeat the Pole and
then quit the wrestling game. 81 ex-
pect to attack his legs, arms and toes
as his shoulders are too powerful"
said Gotch.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-06-01
To Save Stamn Jicl,iuu

London-A machine which affixes
stamps at the rate of 1000 per hour
with absolute accuracy at the same
time that it automatically registers the
cost of each stamp, has been exhibited
in London by Charles A. Hunton.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-06-01
PORTLAND TRANSFER
MEN ON STRIKE.

Portland June -Four
transfer teamsters struck today
for a raise of % cents daily. I
} They are now paid $2.75. 1t is
believed 1000 more teamsters in I
this city will join them If they 4
don't succeed in the fight, A
few near-riots occurred on I
} Front street during the forenoon
when non-union drivers were re-
} moved from the transfer wagons
by the strikers. Strike leaders I
declare they will try to win by
} business methods but will not
} allow any interference or wag-
} ons operated. If so they promise
} trouble. Fruit men are COM I
} planning that they lost hun
dreds of dollars today owing to 4
lack of facilities to transfer per- 4
ishable goods.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-06-01
PROGRAM FOR
CONCERT TONIGHT
PART l
go >>>p~~~ 80 %

This is the night scheduled for the
second of the free concerts by the
United orchestra in the fair PAVILION
and united prayer is being sent DIP
10 Aeolus, god of the winds. asking
that he abate the zephrys which have
beer ming the air with dust during
a gr Sav. The program
ls +'v at s
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-06-01
WR|CHTS PLAY
WAITING CAME
Silence OF Great Aviators
Causes Much Speculation
as to Their Intentions.
CURTISS MAY HAVE TO
TURN OVER RECENT PRIZE

Believed Flying Brothers are Con-
tent 20 Allow Other AcrOnauts 10
Risk Their Lives for Big Prizes
While They Await Action of Court
Oh Their Suits-Curtiss May Have
To Give His Prize TO Wrights-
Newspapers are Offering Big Prizes.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-06-01
BAND CONCERT At
PAVILION TONIGHT
UNITED ORCHESTRA WILL
ENTERTAIN THE CITY

Postponed Concert is Booked for
This Evening in Fair Pavilion
Splendid Program Prepared-Treble
Clef VIII Sing.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-06-01
AMOUNT
OF WOOL SOLD
Htppner Sheepmen Let Go Of
Nearly 100000 Pounds of
FIeeee.
MOST SUCCESSFUL SALE
IN EASTERN ORTGON

Large Number OF Wool Growers in
Morrow County Dispose of Their
Clips to Buyers Yesterday-Prioes
Not As High As Hoped for-Mich-
ael Kinney Gets Highest Price
Sells 10000 Pounds at Is 7-S Cents
Ill 2-f Cents Is Lowest.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-04-08
SUNDAY TO SPEAK
AT JAMESTOWN

jamestown, N. D.. April S.-Billy
Sunday, the evangelist. will make a,
trip from points in Illinois to Belling-
ham, WASH and will pass through
jamestown April IS. Although IT is
not permitted by the rules of the road.
President Elliott Of the Northern Pa
cihc has granted special permission to
Mr. Sunday to stop over in this city
from one of the fast coast trains. He
will arrive In the morning and will
continue his trip late the following
night.
Through his interest in the James
town college, the evangelist has offer
eG to donate his address in the city
to its benefit The same advantage
has been secured by other cities at
all expenditure of large sums Of
money.
The officials of the college who are
promoting the address TO be given
here are confident that the capacity
of the operahouse will be taxed to
accommodate the large audience that
will turn out to hear Mr.. Sunday.
Many of the residents of jamestown
have heard him preach and some have
seen him In action as a baseball play
err.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-04-08
MAY ADMIT FUEL
OIL TO n. DAKOTA
ATTORNEY GENERAL AND OIL IN
sPEcToR CONSULT HERE RE-
GARDlNG CHEAPER OIL
FOR POWER.

Bismarck, N. D., April s.--Attorney
General Miller has just returned from
Fargo where he was In consultation
with Oil Inspector Frank Wilson of
Bathgste regarding the admission to
the state OF certain grades OF oil used
for power purposes. The real purpose
of the meeting was to see IL thees
could not be cheaper power pro-
ducing oil. There are certain grades
which at the present time will not pass
inspection and thus are not available
to the people. "Naptha," "distallats"
and fuel oil" are some OF the grades
that are excluded. IL they were al
mitted thousands of dollars a year
would be saved to the farmers of the
state. Mr.. Miller and Mr.. Wilson are
making an investigation into the quail
tiles Of the different oils and will have
a report to make in the near future
If they find that the fuel oil' can be
admitted to the state 1T will mean that
large share of the danger Of prairie
fires will be done away with as 1t can
be used on the steam propelled en-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-04-08
JURY in PONTO
CASE DISAGREES
EVIDENCE SAID TO HAVE BEEN
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
OF JURY CAME AS A
SURPRISE.

Darlington, N. d., April S.--District
court adjourned yesterday. The last
case tried was that of the state. against
Otto, Ponto who was charged with a
serieHsq crime the. complaining witness
being small boy. The jury after re-
manning out all night disagreed and
were discharged this morning. The
evidence was Of the most revolving ma
.ture Of anything ever heard in the
county. John White and T. F. McCue
appeared for the defendant and States
Atty. C. b. Craven assisted by Lee
Combs, for the state.
The defense offered no defense ex-
cepting that OF the defendant and the
attorney for the defense waived their
right to Anal arguments. The attitude
OF the jury was q surprise to the spec
tators as it was freely predicted that
quick agreement would be reached
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-04-08
MuRPHrs ApPoINrMENTs
Grand Forks New Mayor VIII Have
Quite = House Cleaning.


Grand Forks, N. ID, April S.-+-SeveF-
al important changes will be made
when Mayor Elect M. F. Murphy
takes office.
Mr. Murphy says that the follow
ing appointments will be made: City
auditor Charles Eyanson; street
commissioner, M. e. Durick; chief of
police, j. w. Lowe; CHIEF of fire de-
partment, a. III. Etunge, to succeed
himself; superintendent OF water
works, John Lunseth, to succeed him
self; health officer. DIR. A. A. western;
dairy inspector. DR.. II. J. Davidson;
city electrician, William Pete, to sue
coed himself city assessor, Sim
Miller, to succeed himself
The position of city attorney is as
yet undecided, but lies between four
men, I'll. A. Bronson, ]. q. Wineman,
George Robbins and Scott Rex. Mr..
Rex has already been rendered the
appointment. but refused to consider
it.
The retiring officers are: city audi
tor, w. Ia. Alexander: chief Of police,
Odin overly; city attorney, #. B.
Feetham; city health officer. DIR. III.
I'll. Healy; dairy Inspector, DIR. AM
derson: street commissioner, j. Dun
lop
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-04-08
Open "GUNS" ON
RUSSELL PLOT
SENATOR SIMPSON ALLEGES
HORACE G. wRITMoRE or 4
MINNEAPOLIS scHEMEp
AGAINST DAKOTA
CLAIMANT.

Boston, April Sin an argument
teeming with ridicule and couched in
most caustic language, Senator Leslie
A. Simpson Of Dickinson opened his
argument I'm behalf OF Daniel Blake
Russell, the North Dakota ranchman.
1t was the beginning of the final chap
ter ON the proceedings before Judge
Lawton, and to prove the Dakotan's
claim he left no stone unturled. The
witness who testified against the
claimant. and particularly the mem
bers of the Rousseau family. were
scathingIy denounced.
The attorney for the claimant went
over the ground as outlined by MIR.
Mason. the claimants manager in the
west with Frank Morton. According
to Mr.. Simpson. however, Morton was
not the schener, but Horace g. Whit
more, who next took q hand in the
game.
"Whltmore. in fact" said Mr.. simp-
son, crowded Morton out. Dan at al
most his frst meeting with Whitmore
in Minneapolis, told the latter he had
there Joined the Woodmen Of the
World and that they would be able to
Identify him, II he had been a faker,
and he would have gone to the clerk
of the lodge i'm Minneapolis for veri-
hcation OF his statement.
81 contend that exhibit ninety-one,
Dams application to that order, was
doctored, and that 1t is now blunder-
ing criminal forgery, Who forged it
I cannot say, but It is significant that
falling to make an alliance
with Dan, should soon after have been
found in consultation with the Pinker-
ton chief in Minneapolis, and later In
conference with witnesses for the de-
Tense. Then, through the instrument
alty OF Whitmore, Attorney Trixier
came into the case.
Brother Mason has said Trixler
doubted the claimants story and
therefore dropped the case but at that
time he and whitmore had the claim
ant make a will naming Trixler ex-
ecutor and making Whitmore a lega-
tee"
The attorney characterized the de-
Tense as a gold brick scheme of the
crudest kind.
my client has shown this court and
scores of others that he is the real
Daniel Blake Russell. No man who
was an imposter could { have told the
story he did while on the witness
stand about the boyhood life of Daniel
Blake Russell without being the man."
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-04-08
DIDN'T KNOW shot
GUN WAS LOADED
WILLIAM ALLEN IS INSTANTLY
KILLED eY DAVID ALLEN
IN SHAM BATTLE.

Minneapolis, April S.--William Alien,
7e years old, was shot and instantly
killed by his brother, David Allen, 20
years old, at their home, 1920 Second
avenue south. The killing was the re-
suit Of an accident, according to
Deputy Coroner Fl. w. Quist who in
vestigated the matter. No arrest was
made and the body Of the unfortunate
victim was removed to the morgue. 1t
is thought that no autopsy will be
necessary and the body will be turned
over to relatives today.
According to the story told by David,
the two boys were in their room and
were playing with guns. William, it
is said, had n rifle, while David had a
shot gun. David was not aware that
1t was loaded anu when he was hardly
pressed by his brother he leveled the
gun and fired, all tho time thinking It
WAS sham battle.
The gun exploded and the load of
back shot took effect in Williams left
side, penetrating his heart and caus-
ing nearly instant death.
ID. NJ. Allen, the father, who is the
proprietor of a sheet metal works at
81 Sixth avenue south, said last night
that the boys had always been on the
best OF terms with each other David
is heartbroken over the occurrence.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-04-08
Cure for Liquor
Habit
Give orrine and Destroy bIl Desire
Sold Under Guarantee.

orrine Is the most successful cure for the
liquor habit that the world has ever known.
IL Is home treatment, given without puh.
hcity, detention from business or loss OF
time, aud Is absolutely guaranteed III the
SIMPLE directions 0n each box are carefully
followed. So remarkable have been the
changes wrought for suffering drinking men
by Orrine that leading minister's charity
workers, philanthropists and druggists
everywhere recommend the treatment
thousands of endorsements have been
given for the remedy
Read this one from the Quaker Drug
years we have sold thousands of packages
of ORkINE, and have never heard IL
spoken OF except In highest terms OF praise
We have dozens OF people come to us and
state that ORRINE has cured them, OF
their husbands, or dear ones from the
curse OF drunkenness. 0RRINE liz one
of the few articles on the market that we
can conscientiously recommend to our cus.
toners aud we do so daily feeling that we
have done what to us seems d duty as
we'll as service
Orrine is prepared In two forms. No /.
q powder, absolutely tasteless and odorless.
| given secretly In food or drink Orrine
NO. 2, In pill form, is for those who wish
70 cure themselves Orrine costs only 81
box. 10 every box Is q guarantee which
entities you to q refund Of your money
| IL 0rrine fails to effect cure Write fof
Free Orrine Booklet lmatled In plain
sealed envelopeg to Orrine CO.. 49, Orrine
Building, Washington. ID. q. Orrine Is fof
sale In this city by Eout Il porterfieId
They know 0Prine Ii 4 reliable and eflca
cfOus remedy for drunkenness and they will
not OffeE yOu q substitute
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-04-08
LAND OPENED.
Tract That Was Withdrawn viii Be
Ready for Settlement.

Williston, N. d., April s.--Announce-
ment has been made of the early
opening for settlement of the land in
cluded in tfeS Nesson project. This
territory has heretofore. been with
drawn from entry under the Nesson
project which mas been abandoned and
the land restored to settlement. 1t
embraces something like $500 acres
of the land situated on both sides Of
the river and includes the Nesson and
Grinnell valleys, containing some of
the finest land in the northwest. I'm
der the Instructions governing the
opening of this section no settlement
will be allowed on the land prior to
June Is, 1910.
Filings can be made July Is. 1910.
at the United States land office in this
city. The restoration of this territory
all of which is I'm Williams county,
will be of great value to the city and
county. Tile fine guilty of the new
land will NO doubt bring many new
citizens to Williston and williams
county.