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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-09-05
1t Is Believed that Late To-
day the Council Will Vote
to Strike Appropriation
Off of Budget.
MACHINE ADVOCATES
GIVE THEIR VIEWS
Commissioner Beeson Tells
of His Investigation -
County Auditor Presents
Budget for 1912.

The county council will vote today,
600 for the purchase of voting ma
chimes from the 1912 budget, on the
ground that the county could not af-
ford to make such an appropriation at
this time under uncertain circum-
stances. The budget was read this
morning, item by item, and when the
item calling for the appropriation for
voting machines was mentioned Rob-
ert NJ. Beeson. county commissioner,
and p. ]. Freeman, attorney for the
voting machine company, asked that
the council make the' appropriation.
Mr.. Beason gave as his reason for be-
ing in favor of them that he had made
an investigation of them and from
letters he had received from county
officers over the state regarding their
reliability, he has found that in most
instances they were saving to a
county and were reliable.
Report of Auditor.
To President and Members of the
wayne county council:
The estimate of the probable ex-
penses Of conducting the affairs of
Wayne county for the next fiscal year,
beginning January 1, 1912, and ending
December 81, have been made as by
law provided by the board of county
commissioners and by the various
county officers and these estimates
giving in detail the proposed expendi-
lures are herewith presented for your
consideration. The grand total Of all
proposed disbursements is 9,838.4O
In addition to the duty OF the county
council to annually make appropria-
tions for the fiscal year following, it
also devOlves on your body to fix the
tax levy for county purposes and in
order that the exact financial condi
ton of the county at this time may
be known and some information be
presented which will serve in some
degree toward guiding the council in
making the tax rate, the following
statistical statement has been pre-
pared.
There are four separate and dis
tince funds which go to make up the
county's treasury, viz: The general
or county fund from which all salaries
and all expenses of the various coun.
ty institutions are paid; the bond fund
from which the bonded debt of the
county is paid off year by year; the
free gravel road repair fund from
which the county meets the expense
of keeping up it's public highways and
the bridge sinking fund which was
created especially for the purpose of
providing means to build a bridge
over Whitewater river in South Rich
mond. The present year has a county
tax rate of As 3-2O cents on each 500
of taxable property to maintain the
funds named and this levy is divided
as follows:
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. As 3-2O cents
Balances OF Funds.

Balances OF Funds.
On September l the cash balances
in the funds above enumerated were
as follows:
Balance in general fund -. .$53, POS "a
Balance in bond fund ...... 33,O91.S2
Balance in free gravel rd i'd 6,530.60
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THE WEATHER

STATE AND LOcAl-Probably Show
crs tonight and "Wednesday. Prob
ably followed by fair; cooler Wed
nOsdaY.
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The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-07
FROM
 TOP OF DREDCE

Falling 30 feet from the top of tn. framework of the Greenb"rg dredge on Dry creek this afternoon at o'clock. Mir Lambert. the we'll known earpan . fer was seriously if not fatally in jured when he struck the hard ground below. He now lies at the Holy Cross Hospital with d severely injured back. and with internal troubles. which might cause his immediate death
 Lambert was employed with others and they were husily engaged disman- tline the dredge. which Is to be moved to Osborne creek. when the accident happened.
 Dr Sloan. who has charge of the in jured man. states that the exact seri- "usness of l.amhert's condition cannot be ascertained until later in the day.
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EAGLES BALL PROVES
 GREAT ATTRACTION

The Eagle haH and entertainment given last evening at the Iode, hall lr'ycJ 9 rouuin, succcs- from every viewpoint A largr crowd turned out f' participate in thc mcrrymaking of th" evening and until an early hour this morning fun and ,utcrrainm mt ran riot
 The program of the evening was opened with orchestra selection which was followed by on.-act sketch .n- titled The Last of the CargiIIs." Ira D. Ingram and \ Eugene Haffl,y comprised thn east of characters Their Hor, was good and the sketch was fair
 The next number was a cornet dus, by Mrs. Ie Clarcq and F. O. HanFs. Probably their part of thu progra n was thu best "t the evening
 AIr~ Eouholdl eho was billed for ~"rrau" ~"l". also r,.s. oud,d Co am ,n core Hfh late popular song
 The Fort Davis string orchestra al. u~uaI was rNceIlrm and th,ir ,...,ul .r selection from Harlcqujr uI. ~urcrb.
 Tha last number ou tlc program. vts tr Nome quartet some say th,t ile "t t.cr,aiumnr committee kept rha n,-. u'n n" hs, and that ra.. n..y n.r ha doubted or c"ur~, there w... numerous oucorr~ to bc responded tu hut the good-naturyd quartet did n5. hrsitatc F. c chapiu Dr Fromm o C. Ramsey and Elmer Reed d,scrvo much eredi,
 At To o'clock tho grand march n.. gan. The officers of thc Eagle lodr. had aa in this event with rhon part n,rS
 Following rhr grand march wa, th, dancing and this portion of th. pra gram continued unrH early rhi- morn ing
 Delicious punch was served durinu the entire evening.
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and upheld the doctrine laid down says.
 1 No reason can be suggested for permitting a junior locator of placer
 claim to lay his lines across a claim 1 already locatcdg Tt would
 hc an int"lrrabl burden if the pros pcctnr uh" finds an unoccupied parcel
 ni land thus surrounded hy other luca- tions were required tu search the sur rounding country to ascertain whether
 the locators of an association claim had not placed four posts. one half a mile distant from each other. with the
 intention "f apprnpriating segregated fractions of land lying between the
 boundaries of suhsistinG claims" In announcing his opinion Judge 1 Murane said this was the law of Alas ka and il would he followed That il
 was iu accord with the federal mining law that provides that the location
 must be distinctly marked on the ground So that it's boundaries can be readily traced"
 Tn" effect of this ruling i., far reach
 ing and will do great deal to wipe out the curse of promiscuous stalking of claims nf any size without regard (" tho subsisting rights of others at the time. Where an innocent mistake is made and subsequently, discovered the locator can amend his surface lines if mo other rights have intervened. The direct result of the ruling will be to compel all claim owners to mark the exterior boundaries of open. public domain when locating hereafter and to at present mark or remark the houn- diaries plainly of the ground that was open when stakcd The ruling will be of incalculable benefit to the prospcc. tors who may prospect open portions nf the public lands without the night mare of blanket locations
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COUNCIL MEETING
 LAST EVENING

Tn" city dads met in the old court hous, last evening at seven thirty to arrange for the calling uf a special election [" mak" up a working quorum m that body which has been left in somewhat of a handicap since the de partur- of Henry Rowe for th, Idft ar"d a few Weeks ago
 After th" meeting had been called Ia order Councilman Carleton offered the following resolution which was adopt eel bN the council
 Whereas, b, reason nf tho resigna- tian and continued absence from tn, district "r Alaska of Councilmcn John ]. Meyer aud N B. Watts. and it be- ing In" expressed intention of both said c"uncilmen elect not to return to the town of Nome. Alaska. until after th" expiration nf the term of office of th" present common council. il is hereby
 Declared that two vacancies exist in 'ae common council of Nome by req son Of th" resignation and absence. aforesaid, and therefore be il
 Resolved that special election b,. held in the town of Nome. Alaska. on the 18th day of February. 1911. for the rnrpos" of clccting two councilmcn to hil in" un"xpired terms of said John j Never and N. E. Watts. which terms began on the 2lsr day of April 1910 and will expire con the 18th day of April 1911, and bc il further
 Resolved that The municipal cIerl, be- and h" hereby is directed ,o give public notice of such special election in manner and form provided by orai- nance.
 Tn" meeting then adjourned until next Monday evening at eight o'clock when th" judges and clerks of the sIeeial election will be named
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION

Notice is hereby given that on the 18th day of February. 1911. in the Common Council room. in tue old Fed. "ral Court House on Steadman aye nu". Nome. Alaska. special election VIII be held for the purpose of electine two eouncilmen to m the unexpired term of Councilmen-ele ]. !. Meyer ard w R. Watts. whose offices as '"nneilm"n have. hy the Common Council of th" Town of Nome. been declared vacant, and which said term began on the 21st day of April lslo and Will end on the 18th day of Anril 1911 at which special election tb,. nolls will be open at o'clock in tba forenoon and win remain open until 6 o'clock in the afternoon of said day Dated Nome Alaska. February 7tb lslI
 GEO, F. LOMEN.
 Municipal Clerk
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IDIT AR0D HAS MANY
 FAST RAGING TEAMS

Has Nome sot fast dogs Wrn. sal j.st listen 20 rhis. The other day Russ Downing received a brief account of a' Iatarod m~r annual swgcnstah.. race. which wa- run ou January |. tho ''a.-e being from IditaraI city to Summit and return. distance of ao f"'.e. The letter went on to toll ot iH" marTrl"cs records made hy the 'nae teams. the winner making the 9" mile course in n," hours. twenty. eight minutes and Fl seconds Wonder. u'-wasnI u
 No" e""d reader glance back al the records of Nume'a recent Solomon de-. il. Safety Is % miles from ,h.s camp
 four miles longer than was the Idit "iHd eaar-o end Nick Chriatiansen
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TOM LAWSON WRITES
 INTERESTING LETTER

Russ Downing received commuui- .,,ion from Tom Lawson. the Boston -ngri~man. today. in which he congrat ".ates Rus and the camp or Nome on '." fine showing mad" in the Solomon N'rhy rags
 Mir Downing atrvd Mr Lawson m, lHrtiea'ar- "t the event as rh. two n.n aH friends of old
 Rus says that he Was offered a handsome position by th. Bo~tonian.
 me wears ago but that h,. reused - to eamr q" Alaska.
 As both AIr I.an son and Air Down HE "re interested m dog and horse racing they keep .ach other posted nn current sporting events
 Rus has written length, l,r,,r rn
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covered that stretch Tn nn. ho,.r and iItfy minutes. clean. Have M, got speedy dogs on the Seward Peninsula .
 bui b" that as II may. the lditarod f'e" Was il great s;.ceeas A prr-e ol N'o" was hang up for th" first three i' cross the home tape and II was won hN 'Had shea ,nrsD. the Northern Commercial Company'@ team uiru Campbell driving ,SecondD. and thc Northern "nrry with MrRae ur uhrdD
 II was our old friend. Clasd shea. that made thr wondrou~ tim. of as2s.5i
 The very best Job Printing at th. dusget Office
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LATE INVENTION IS oReA
 SPACE SAVER.
Nugget Special Service.

Nugget Special Service. WASHINGTON. Feb. 6.-It has beer recommended to congress that com pressed forage. late invention in tn. form of horse feed. be used at the AL askan army posts. The object of the new product. k to cut down the weight of feed. which Is usually hauled in the North, for army horses.
 Sir Ernest Schakolton fed his Man thur'an ponies on the forage. on his expedition to the south Pole and found it great success.
 Congress has the recommendation under advisement.
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Answers to Correspondents

J. H. M.-N". children NiII not hc allowed to laS uu th. dancing floor at tho, Shriuer's ball
 Mabe-Wc think the beautiful lines for which you asked are these In Council city igloo when the lights
 were dim and low. And you scarce could hear the NiukGk
 softly droning to the snav. In that same old bloomin' igloo with
 it's odor of the vine. Knelt rare and radiant Castle burn
 ing incense to the shrine
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''''iiN'u " uN 'N d t'SatltT NhiC'l should hc of interest t1 the public. | rr,iabl, no ruling of thc distric, court of Alaska for years has caused SD much discussion among miners and
 mine owners as the ruling of Judge i Muran" yesterday in directing a yer 1 diet in the case of KondeIa et al vS.
 lIedhcrg et al at the conclusion "f the trial. The Nugget in order tn put the facts of the case and ruling of tine court before the public properly states then aS follows
 Defendants claimed the ground in controversy under twcnty-acre loca-
 ton made March lS, 1901 The plain | tins claimed under an association claim made January 2s. 1908 The de- ! f"ndant> claimod the plainflns stallcd over their tdefcndants) cleim and tw" other valid senior mo subsisti, 2
 claims at that time tJin. g. 1908. There Was a disput. as tn the bound aries of the defendants claim The evidence offered at the trial showed
 this to bc SD. Al the conclusion of
 trial defendants moved for a directed
 verdict for the reason that plaintiffs
 association claim was illegal because
 its exterior lines Were cast upon and
 over -uh~istiug valid claims and be- cause plaintiffs never marked the cv-
 ,"ri"r boundaries of the part or DOT ti"n of ground then open for location
 Judge Murane granted the motion
 and directed the verdict under the
 authorit, of the circuit court for this
 Jurisdiction ,Ninth circup in the case
 of Stcnfj"ld ct al ys Espo rt aI. r,-
 ported in volume Ill Federal Reporter,
 rage >25. being case that was ar
 pealod from Nom, Ju lr Mulano
 granting the "utIpr ,,-:cr.'ay "o.,l
 from the opinipl pI th lr,uit court
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-07

The hall Was handsomely decorated fnr the occasion a; al great cxrcns, Mr. R Moses suprrintrmdcd tho work ard hi~ skill as a decorator and artis, is well known
 Tho thirteenth annual Eagl. ball Was a huge success
 Following is th. song hit of layt eye ning's entertainment as 'nderrL b, lh. Nome quartet Doc Hill ht was a famous man And I'm sure you know him w.u He gave his patients a bunch Of dop,. And th'y all went straight to Hailclujah. Oh. Miss Liza oon ! would rather marry her than mary
 "ld Miss Spoon Erwnrr was noble man Tin from grace he fell H. mad" 90 speech at th" Kcgoa,aI
 Club
 And ended ur v,Il MarMauu~ Was noble lad H. was sure thc roigninc belle When they showed his fac, on m.
 Radiator slid. 1T, certainly booked Hh, oh. my honey my ltt'. rirl Won't you come and let me whisper
 in your ear how much low, you For you know you are m, sweet Y"u'ro th" "nll girl in all this world
 for mo. l"u have my heart. my Iovc and all. Just as sure as th, stars do shine 'h t"ll m" that you love me And say that ynuII b,. mine. N"N W".s sung "aI littl- ~nus And Wee think we've sung it well But if v"u don't agree with as Y"n can go plumb to ----
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WIFE,
 IS JAILED
WILL RECEIVE FIVE LASHES FOR
 ABUSING WIFE.
Nuaaet's Special Serui.e-

Nuggets Special Service.
 BALTIMORE. Feb. 7.-Gcu Wood en. local salesman. was sentenced to receive iiv" lasEcs on the back with a hors"whir and two months in jail. in tE" municipal court here today for as stuitIng his wife without provncation.
 Wooden k a salesman for cigar firm here. and i~ d prominent member of several sporting organizations.
 on the complaint of his young wife he Was arrested yesterday. charged with assault
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-07
WEATHER RECORD
FEBRUARY 1, 1911.

T"mp"rature--Maximum. 10 above. below
 Barometer-29ls inches
 Weath"r-Cloudy
 W1nd-N F.. fresh breeze. Frecipitation-l l2 inch snow equal .l6 inch water
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-07
FEBRUARY s. 1911

Temperature-Maximum. 10 above: minimum. above
 BarOmeter-2sS S7 inches
 Weather-Cl0udy.
 Wind-N. F.. breeze
 Prteipitation-ll- l-2 inch snow equal equal .l4 inch water
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-07
FEB RUARY 6, 1911

Iemperature-Maximum. IS above minimum. above. Barometer-2s S7 inches Weather-CIoudy. Wind-N, F.. breeze freelpitation-l inch snow. eaua -os inch water.
 ARTHUR GIBSON
 Observer
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-07
JOIN NATIONAL ssIoNAL
 REPUBLICAN LEAGUE.
Special Nugget Servies.

Special Nugget Service.
 WASHINGTON. Frb. The anti Taft men her" are fastly enrolling th"mselFes into th" National Pro.sr, ei"nal Republican League Judgin: nom The uunfhcl "f applications for membership th" chief executive win n. wanting m support when the next presidential election rolls around
 Job printing al the Nugget.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-07
OFFICIAL BUSINESS
 CITY OF NOME
CITY DOG POUND.

Following is list of the dogs i'm pounded under provisions of ordi- nance No. 2l2 during the 2i hours 1nding at ! o'clock last night: Black white arotted mulamuto Black bitch. mixed breed. Feb. L. 1911
 ANDERS ANDERSON
 Poundmaster
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-07

The decorating committee will trans. form the Eagle hall into a garden of Eden where there will be an Eve for all Feb. 6.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-07

For the best and cheapest meals in -wn go to Modini's Cafe. The only first class place in town.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-07

Don AiVez Havana Cigars direct from factory. Six to ten dolars a hun. dred according to size at tn. eark Saloon.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-07

You can get the best grades of alag ed playing cards for g per dozen decks at The Eagle.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-07

the Eastern sportsman. iu which In, tells him of th" An-AlaSkan Sue.r- stakes race.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-07
DOG Fgeo.

Fine cooked dog teed only 1Oc per pound.
 PACIFIC COLD STORAGE co.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-07

Imperial Oak Grove. Spring Run and Imperial whisky. SIPS per guar, at the Bank Saloon.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-07

When in Nome stop at the Elite Baths. Open all light Steam heat.
The Nome daily nugget., 1911-02-07
COMMENT ON JUDGE
 MURANE'S DECISION

The following comment has been handed to us hy lcgalitr vhicr should hc of interest t1 the public.
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State News

w. NJ, Stilson near Elma, took
s26 In blackberries off five vines
this season and they are still
bearing.
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PHOENIX, Ariz., Oct. Ii
Nothing on earth can prevent the
sweep of the progressive cause
through the new state of Arizona,
the nomination and election of
progressive candidates for COVER
nor, United States senate and 9TH
er offices and the reinstatement
of the recall of judges in the con-
stitution.
The result can be forecast with
the utmost certainty-the people
will win. What rivalry exists is
that between progressixes.
Two of three men will be the
first senator's from Arizona. They
are Eugene S. Ives, Henry H. As
hurst and Eugene Brady O'Neill.
George w. p. Hunt or Charles
Akers will be the first governor
All of the above stand flat,
footedly for Arizona's radical con.
Notwithstanding the recall OF
judges.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1911-10-11

J. A. Christians attempted to
take beehive full of bees home
on the street car. The hive tip
ped over and the car was soon de-
serted. Christians had to walk
two miles to get a smoker" to get
the bees back in the hive.
The body of II. A. Fairehild
laid in state at the capitol at
Olympia today and was hen bur-
led at private services.
Mrs. Ellen knight is on the Jury
at Vancouver to try Charles w.
Hammond for the murder of Ed
ward c. Barhydt on Bell noun
tain. She is the first woman to
sit on murder case in the state.
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Negro Soldier
Runs Amuck

BURLINGTON, VT, Oct. IL
Matthew Carlisle, a colored troop
err, running amuck yesterday, kill
ed another trooper and a woman,
besides mortally wounding another
woman. He then barricaded him
self In house and defied capture.
Lieut.. Blaine shot and seriously
wounded the soldier while taking
him into custody.
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MAKE OUT TAX LEVY
FOR ALL DISTRICTS

The tax levies for the different
Tacoma districts have all been
figured now. In district No. l
it is IL mills but in the other
districts 1t runs less for they do
not have to pay interest on the
old bonds.
In district No. the levy is
Hap mills; district No. 8, 500
mills; district No. 4, S.95 mills;
district No 5, S.517 mills.
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Sparke Just
Off the Wire

UBy United Press Leased Wire.)
NEW YORK, Oct. Edward
NJ. Grout, former comptroller of
the city of New York and presi-
dent of the now defunct Union
bank, was indicted today by the
Kings county grand jury.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. IL
Delegates from every part of the
world are assembled here today
for the second days session of
the American Institute of Mining
Engineers.
DIES MONIES, Ia, Oct. Ii
Pending further negotiations with
the company, street car men In
mass meeting here early today de-
cided not to strike at this time.
SALEM, Ore, Oct. 11.-Gov.
West today is in receipt of let
ter from George H. Babb, presf-
dent of the National Board of Fire
Underwriters, strongly urging him
to set aside a cleanup day in
Oregon.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Oct. II.
Whether the railroads should
absorb the express companies is
the subject under consideration
here today at the opening of the
twenty-third annual convention of
the National Association of Rail-
road Commissioners.
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Just now the fight centers on
the repeal of the recall of judges
provision in the first state cleo
.tion. Without the repeal Arizona
remains a territory. All progress
sive candidates urge the repeal,
with the understanding that 1t be
voted back into the constitution.
Eugene S. Ives is the leading
democratic candidate for the SEN
ate. Ives at Prescott opposed a
safe and sane" constitution ant
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City Briefs

/
A number of business men have
been enlisted to head the squads
of workers who are expecting to
add 1000 members to the Y. M.
G.. A. beginning October %.
Charged with having conducted
a gambling game at his cigar store
| 1923 Pacific ay., F. l.. Pallies WAS
yesterday fined $50 and costs in
police court.
John Gamma forfeited IS bail
in police court yesterday failing
to answer to charge of giving
away liquor on Sunday.
Frank Clancy and James Kelly
yesterday drew 30-day sentences
in police court for vagrancy.
The case against Robert st.
Clair, colored. charged by his wife
with assault, was dismissed in po-
lice court yesterday afternoon.
Suit for divorce was Yesterday
filed in the superior court by Ad-
die M. Bordeaux from Eystien
Bordeaux, charging cruelty ind
non-support.
Seven Japanese accused of
gambling in lower G st. pool
room, forfeited $40 bail each in
police court yesterday.
u. 8. Naturalization Examiner
S. G. Staples yesterday issued citi-
zenship papers to 16.