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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-06-07
Tbonas B. Fielder Charged Wish Trying
TO Csrruh hub. d. Evans,
SWEARS OUT WARRANT
B. T. Kelly, Secretary Of New South
Carolina Dispensary Winding Up
Commissions, Makes Affidavit for
the Arrest of the Attorney for
the Winding Up Commission.

T. B. Fielder, of Atlanta, will be
indicted on the charge Of conspirac,
to defraud the state of South Caro-
lima by the new dispensary commis-
sion. This announcement was made
in Columbia Monday by B. +. Kelly,
secretary of the commission, follow
ing long session.
Colonel Fielder has been ordered
to appear at Columbia Monday and
tell what he knows of the affairs Of
the old state dispensary and dispea-
sary grafters. Colonel Fielder did not
appear as ordered and the announce
ment was made that he will be in
dicted.
The secretary charges that:
B. F. Kelly, secretary for the new
South Carolina Dispensary winding
up commission, went to Newberry
from Columbia Monday afternoon,
and, appearing before a magistrate,
swore out warrant for the. arrest
OF Thos. 3. Fielder, of Atlanta, and
former attorney for the old winding
up commission.
The warrant charged Mr.. Fielder
with attempting to bribe Hub. H.
Evans, member of the old board of
directors of the state dispensary, and
who is now resting under, charge
pending in the courts. The warrant
further changes Fielder with conspir-
acy to cheat and defraud the state
Of South Carolina by Offering to or
promising to the said H. H. Evans
certain gifts or gratuities, with in
tent to Influence his act, vote, opin-
ion, decision of judgment of mat
tiers which were pending before him
as member Of the board Of direct
ors.
The warrant was sworn out before
Magistrate J. c.. Sample, and has
been turned over to Sheriff NJ NJ. Bu-
ford fcr execution. Mr.. Kelly re-
turned to Columbia Monday, and it
is understood that, when the warrant
Is served on Mr.. Fielder in Atlanta
If he declines to respond to the
service, steps will be taken at once
to get extradition papers issued by
the governor of this state on Govern
or Brown of Georgia, to have Col.
Fielder brought to this state to answer
>ne charge.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-06-07
Family Foully Slain.

At Pawnee City, Neb.. J. A. Nc
Vittle, his wife and two children
were robbed. killed and z third
child dangerously wounded in their
beds early Monday by Jim Filder, a
farm hand, who had been working
for Melville. Filder later shot
himself after shooting SheriG Fuller
three times and seriously wcunding
~
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-06-07
Mex York's Water Power.

New Yorw states water power.
without including that of the Mag
ara AID St. Lawrence rivers. has been
estimated at a million and a half
horsepower. Eight hundred and
eighty thousand horsepower of this
amount is undeveloped. The New
York Water Supply Commission has
recently recommended that the state
expend s20,0o0,060 to develop this
water-power, which, according to es-
Inmates, would return AN annual
profit of million and half dollars.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-06-07
Secead lsr;ner Probe Will Penetrate
De'p:r Than ihe First.
NO DOUBT OF his GUILT
Senate Committee on Privileges and
Elections Have Stormy Meeting
Kenyon eDmands that Inquiry
Be Made Into the Activity of the
Beef and Lumber Trusts.


say sthe days of William Lorimer as
Senator Of the United States are
numbered. The second probe order
ed by the senate will penetrate
deeper than the first and seek to as
certain his personal knowledge and
corruption practised in his election.
Moreover, the demand was verified
this morning at the. motion OF the
Senate committee on privileges and
elections, that the senate committee
should try to learn: First, did the
beef trust and the lumber trust seek
to buy seat in the Senate for one
Of the .henchmen? Second, have not
several individuals subjected them
selves to criminal prosecution for
acts Of bribery and corruption prac-
ticed in connection with the election
Of q United States senator?
The meeting of the IeSnate COM
mittee was anything, but peaceable.
The issue came up upon the selection.
of subcommittee Of eight to con-s
duct the Investigation in accordance
with the 4tsentlemen's agreement"
previosuly entered into.
Senator Kenyon demanded that
the Investigating committee should
inquire into the activity Of the beef
trust and the lumber trust In se-
curing the election of Lorimer to-
the Senate. Until recently Mr.. Zen
yon was the chief trust buster of the
administration and conducted the
prosecution of the beef trusts. -.
Other members Of the committee
strongly opposed this and argued
that the inquiry should be limited to-
Lorimer and his right to retain his
seat, belieyeing the Senate commit
Zee should not deliberately seek eYs-
lencc to incriminate others in the
acts of raud and corruption. @
Senator Kenyon insisted that the
subcommittee make thorough and
sweeping investigation of the whole
:ase and expressed the opinion that
evidence will be found to sustain
criminal indictments. With this II
|. view he and those who support his
view seek to have a sub-con nittee
or nire, of which Mt. Kenyon vii. be
| 4 member. The @gentlemen's agree
,,ent" provided for sub-conlDitsee
Of eight, to consist.of Senator'S ijil-
lingham, Gamble, Sutherland, Glapp.
Kenyon, Republicans; and Johnston,
Fletcher, eKrn and Lea, DeDaoeratis.
Senator's Kern, Democrat, offered TO
give up his place on the Investigating
committee to eKnyon. Republican II
only eight were to be named. It
Twas: impossible to reach an agree
ment. and the matter went over until
Monday: afternoon, when another
meeting will be held.
The telegram received today by
Senator Dillingham; from Lorimer IS
taken to mean that the rumors that
Lorimer would resign rather than
Lsubject himself and his friends to an
otner gruelling investigation are en-.
tirely groundless:
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-06-07
Killed in Runaway.

At La Grange, Ca, Miss Lidda
Daniel, Of that place, was instantly
killed and her sister, Miss Lola
Daniel and Miss Mary Morgan Of
Uricn, Ca, were severely injured
Monday evening IN runaway. Tie
horse they were driving became
frightened and overturned the buSs..-.
the girls against tree.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-06-07
Must Have Been Crazy.

r. n. H. Gardner. travelling
preacher, attached to no sect, beat
his wife to death with club Monday
mile east of kittitas, Wash, and
after attempting to drown himself
in an irrigation ditch, gave himself
I'D. Gardner told the officers that he
feared she would become unfaithful
TO him through influence Of his enc
mics. He said he had received oc-
cult MESA ges to that effect.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-06-07
Italian Aviator Killed.

The Italian aviator Cirri, while
making an aeroplane flight near
Voghera, Italy, Monday, fell from
a height of $50 feet and was killed.
Twenty thousand persons, including
Cirri's wife and children, were view
ing the exhibition. Cirri used a
Bleriot monoplane. He had complet-
ed a number of evolutions when sud-
denlv the motor exploded and in a
moment the wings Of the machine
were on fire.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-06-07
Preacher Fatally Burned.

TIE Rev, J. H. HASTE, a Baptist
minister aged So. was burned TO
death early Friday morning at Talla-
desa Springs, Ala, when he went
hack into: his ts:1niag hone 70 recov-
or come money left in trunk.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-06-07
Killed by Train.

The State says Ben Kelly. for the
past month employed by the Sea-
board railway as car repairer's helper
in the Columbia yards, lost his life
Monday afternoon at 1925 O'Clock,
when switch engine backed into
some cars, crushing him between
them.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-06-07
Never Missed q Day.

Lewis Ely, one Of the graduates
of the Franklin, Pa, High school,,
attended school for l3 years with
out missing even much as half day.
He was publicly commended by
school officials.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-06-07
Made Fatal Mistake.

Mistaking for salts oxalic acid that
she used for bleaching curtains. En-
,na Lee Parks, aged 80, the wife Of
Victor Parks, deputy city collector Of
Norfolk, Va, died within half hour
after swallowing the fatal dose.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-06-07
Drowned In Mississippi.

At St. Louis Sunday four men
we're drowned and three rescued
from a similar fate at ncicn, when a
gasoline launch capsized in the Ms
sissippi river.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-06-07

Tired of Saving His Wife's Life.
Declaring that his wife attempts
suicide habitualy and that he is
tired of saving her life. har9es
Morrison, of Muncie, Ind, is seeking
a divorce.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-06-07
WILL SOON COME
AGRICULTURAL AND DOMESTIC
SCIENCE DEMONSTRATION.
Train to Be Sent Out by Clemson
and Mintrop Colleges, VIII Com
mence Its Journey June 9th.

Owing to circumstances over which
we had no control the date of the
starting of our train has been some
what delayed and it is now planned
to get it under way about the 5th of
June
The people of this state should
understand that while this train is
planned and equipped by Winthrop
and Clemson colleges yet had it not
been for the hearty and liberal CO.
operation of the railroads. Of this
state it's operation would not have
been possible The three great sys-
TENS Of the state, the Southern, the
Seaboard Air Line and the Atlantic
Coast Line have from the very be-
ginning met the proposition in the
most cordial and liberal manner. Not
only are they furnishing the equip
ment in the shape Of cars for this
train but they are also moving that
train entirely freen of charge.
think it but proper that this fact
should be known as an evidence of
the interest that these roads are
taking in the welfare Of the people
of the state.
Since the last notice of this train
was given to the public another car
has been added thereto by Winthrop
college. This car will be filled with
an exhibit of househod conWeniences
and should prove quite an attraction
and of the educational value. 1t has
also been found possible to add more
stock to the equipment of the live
stock car so this feature will be
especially complete.
The visit of this trai should be of
particular interest to the boys OF
the various corn clubs of the state
and it is expected that they will turn
out in force, therefore, special work
along the lines of corn judging and
cultivation will be given by Prof
Napier and the train vii also be ac.
companied by Prof. c. B. Hadden,
who is now. in charge Of the Boys
Corn Club work in this state, work
ing under the joint direction of Glenn
son college and the United States
Farm Demonstration work.
Miss Hyde, in charge of the Win
uhrop cars, will have scomplete
corps Of assistants and has outlined
an extremely interesting program,
for ladies who visit the train.
It is hoped that everyone will real
ize that it will take the. full day to
get the maximum Of benefit from
this train and that they will make
it point to reach it early. One
day is ali the time that can be al
lowed at single point and we want
to urge all who can to be on hand
promptly so as to get the greatest
benefit out of the train possible.
N N RarroW Stunt
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-06-07
Clemson College, S. {

clemson COfleSe, D. ".
Agricultural lectures and demons
trations will be given at the follow
ing points on the dates named:
;Parksville 9Th.
Allendale- 7th.
Ridgeland-June 9th.
Walterboro-June 10th.
Orangeburg-June goth.
Sumter-June 21st.
Manning-June 22nd.
Georgetown-June 23rd.
Kingstree-June oath.
Marion-June 26th.
Conway-June27th.
Dillon-June 28th.
Timmonsville-June 29th.
Bishopville-June goth.
Rarlington-July 1st.
Bennettsville-July 3rd.
iMcComick- 22nd.
Fountain Inn-July 2Sth.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1911-06-07

= NEW YORK MURDER MYSTERY.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-09-28

Jra Ruroo itripes: 2pman Gountp
iial bape en- llohillins / Witdell
Gorn Yalaes iaar for at piis be Ssis.
aenos. at oenne Del al Staten lite
bur bapt en- riatis iaa oaarlis aOlins.
iom bet bar pGrst paaiiaast. aplin.
gen par saniie riatis lanst unoer
bet alminbsliss; men be uoitilleos
probuiter iial bog bliue iaa soos.
at be gsisasnoe oil blipe iOrbaulst.
Oct er Wsninsea. at Gountperne
grule os 2pman isnere iial ilaa iis
iammen % Hptte iins aohilleot Soser
til chamberlain. iaa 2anoisserne |
n9fs Raaneo ian faa ie. builiet aooe
proouitsr be 10 gOuntpsr bar.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-09-28

,Slers npe Nomlnaiipner / ben iiore
.polisn. Standard 6onteli" or iuo-
TONNE ben iorlsbns ll9e. Nltin9
tpoer paa, at oet oil blipe Ell inieress
liant AIi0re p9 .6ontelisn" ipnes at
taae ysiolinin9en lnoeu 3oberis
Gountp meo Storm.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-09-28

Saar ginierbusoe. 5 Bennington
Gountp. bpor 9prien bar nefen iaa
baronaiist iom | ben peiilise Del Of
Staisn. bar Tpbpaasrne nu bespnoi
at plpie for at tiliaa fine asre meo
Vinterbpsoe. SOrben er III srnnois
opblSot at Reanet. oa at 6armerns
lite bar tabt Noost ION foritaass
osraf. at lanat itsrrs Nrealer bliper
plpist 0sh. Asrsns er fOrrefen
en- fortrinlis Gorfatnins til at mob.
taae SGoen.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-09-28
Syo Oafotd.

Smmatriiulerinaen al Stuosnter
peo Statsuniueriitsiei. Der beapnote
Stoleaaret iofe Wanoa9, er 30
procent Iisrre cub ipr et glGr iioen
pau oenne Sio.
Siatt al en utlsuot Wano blep
iuuoet ct StO9bolot nGr Wronloctet
hone Wannaa. Srle Ydaboueoet par
ltuot bort. vi Srep aoresieret til
Out YrOit bisp iunoet pdd Siatt.
O9 man irOr at. bans Slem par /
6roder, z. ,. pOlitIet CT al ben
Wenina. at ban er bleuet mproet.
alsreulpiie WoOop 6ouutD. Ye=
ter SGbp, ell 6armcr WpUop 60.
blep orGbt liohe Sorsod9. ioet ei
tunit 9Gs Soro oa Ylanier. ban tlsr.
te, gil oper bam. ,Sor al reitr pna
uo9et Dso SGlene aii ban lrem pan
goanliaugrn meIlem 0elieu. men od
oisie blep iirGmte ialOt ban ueo %
&o9nen 0ii Opsr bam.
@dl Niduo pGticr SorlirGiielie.
6drl 3nuilon. bpis Slem ital pGre
/ Mlnneapolis. men iom / Viithell
Ddr beiiiGitioet meo jRnlernrbeioe lUr
Wilpuuiee Ndnen, uGitc iorleoen Iior
6orlirGiiclie ben slill0e Del al lion
nGpnie Sp, ioet ban meo ell lior 3niO
lpran9 omiring % trueoe meb at
9jsre pluiilii al ale auinoer o9
gsrn, Der Tom bans Gei. Sitter ell
me9et bioli9 Sa9t bleu ban drrelierti,
og oil nntageliQ bliue ienoi tilbage I'll
Wslebpen.
SiOur 6alls. So. 22oe Septbr.
- Sre Suipeitsrer or iommci bio iOr
AT lOrisge pad at nuoc no. boor
pengepdiien. iom iOrludnOt ira Poli
tOnioret. er bleOet AZ. Slcrc Scieiils
per er Uglad her. ienot Sola9et.
buliet DC $1,000 Uur asiurcret.
Yaiicn par leuoi al Nortbwelisrn
Ratlonul @aut Wtunelpolls I'll
Siour sails Sapings yuni.
Ger mcooelcs ira Siour Sdlls, z.
b, 2loe sept. --- let bleu betlenot
iaaar, at en- Battle, Der inorboloi sl0,s
900, pun Ell muniii Waaoe iOriuunoi
fra YoliiOnioret ger ilOr9Gars, uOen
al nOaen Deb, bUOr Den or. Gaiien
par aoresieret til SiOur Sails Spures
bani. politOnioret 9Gp apiiterin9
for ben % !aane ben 0anlien, til
Sanlen ienoic Yuo eiier oen. "a
bette Tom. par Bn,ieu borte. Sn0en
er enonu drrclieret.
yeaislniureu 1909 beliemte, at
6rpresiailerne IuIloe neolGttes meo
90 Yrpceui. 2mericrn erprels Som.
pdup lanot N0 oenue Re0utiiOn;
men be andre iire erprcsbola9 latte
iig I'll WoouGr9e. Ie npe Satier,
om traaote trait ioag. ben 2los
September, er blepei atcepteret ai be
lire Solu9 UNDER prpteli. Seite beips
Der, at be oil iortiwtte aampen; men
iaalGn9e oenne paa9aar. oil Satlers
ne liua uso Wagt.
6n mpliiit Nn0re. giaet al SGn=
ioro Seals. Der bauoe 1T Siem peo
COTTONWOOD. blep iorlsoen iunoet
paa Sunoen al ell 9ammeI OQ ior
lGnas Nioen uotsrrst grsno Stur.
ais. Ia man ituloe ta9e Si9et op
ieisu. iuotrai Der Ell GrploiiOu /
grsnoen. bpcrpeo iire Wi9uo blsp
iipet iOrbrGnot oa ellers ipGitsoe, oa
oa man snosiia sitsr fort YsiuGr
uaaeoe 8unoen al yrsnoen. piite
gissts alGoer iia at bare aiennem'
blsot meo 8aioline. SUoroan Wau'
ben bar iommsu aioaae Oa buor
@niolinsn bar iommet fra sr ct
Wpiisrium, iom man snouu iiie Ter
fg iiiano til at lsis. i Ysals CONNER
ianotss noaet Oper l3 Dollars. ct
llbr, en- aniu Os snoel papirer. San
bar 50 Nar sammel o9 eitsrlaoer iis
Here Born.
|
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-09-28
$4,000 Manb tr9ngts
tpet pettIiee Canada
200 Yiillioner Suibels Spebe iial
iaar inbhsites


Seretninssr fro propiuisrns Ron,tobo,
SaIfat4epon % alberta tueaIise eanoed)
tybsr paa. at anlinsen Der CT ben bepfs mon
noaeniinbe bar bopt. 6or Snbbsfninas'
arbeibet tr0nses minbh $4,000 None.
4ate Diuetpriter raa aue
eaaaottle Sermbamer.
erfariionsr basIis. os fuIbRanbiss Ops
lusuiuoer aipes poa anmobnina I'll uebens
nesnie auib iboriisrsbs assnt for ben eonaeiiie
@esierins. De nebiatts Siuetprsier siolber
ier alle. Iom oil bsnptte fig al benne anlse'
ming at taes be hore Spebeielter bet psn'
lies CANADA | Cislpn iomt benptts iie al Be
Rsrarsebs anlebninaer, iom Der pbeS baabs
Sem, iom oil sipre Snpeffments euer soa
iRs til Summing. Sfrip itror TIL
SelndinlTiln Dept. Of Canadian Coz I
- Jaskssa o.. q. Pssi. nlas.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-09-28

Sisseton, S. d., Sept. eth, 1911.
The Board of County Commis
sioners met as per adjournment.
All members present.
This being the time set by the
board of county commission
for the levying of the state and
county taxes, acting upon the
advice of the State Auditor and
state board Of equalization the
following state taxes Were
levied:
State general, two mills on
the dollar Of assessed valuation.
Deficiency fund, two mills on
the dollar of assessed valuation.
The County Auditor submit
the following report of the
penses of the county for the fis-
cal year ending June 30th, 1911
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-09-28

= .Stple Graft- Dame 9aaber
iolses uoeluiienoe af Stapis Bros.
eisistou. %. 0ai.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-09-28

Slers npe Homlnaiipner ben iiore
. .polien.Stanoaro 6pnter" or ino-
TONNE / ben iorlsbns ll9e. Altn9
tpoer paa. at oet oil blipe Ell inieres=
liant ahGrs os .6ontelisn" ipnes at
td9e SeiOlinin9en inoen Roberts
6ountp mso Storm.
aaHsioaitrHts RabHt:
Miss Adah Streeter, Sisseton
Miss Mollia Erickson, Sisseton
Miss Irene Gamm, Sisseton
Miss Kate Egan, Sisseton
Miss Eva Grover, Sissctoa
John :. Swanson, Sisseton
Bernard Nelson, Sissetoh
Miss Mary Gosline, Peever
Miss Anna Kelly, Peever
Miss Clara Hegna, Peever
Mrs. Art Mcdowell, Peever
Miss Tryphena Lewis, Effing-
ton
Miss Jennie Eggen, Ellington
Miss Hazel Gleason, Eddy
Miss Agnes Olson, Vernon
Miss Minnie Wilbur, One Road
Mrs. A. A. ROckstad, Dry
Wood Lake
Miss Marguerite Carol, Will
mot
Miss May McGee, Wilmot
Miss Lola Minder, Wilmot
G.. c. Allen, Wilmot
Miss Anna Steel, Ortley
Miss Amanda Brown, Agency
Jelmar Bergstrom, Crawford
w. +. Stevenson, Good Will
4nleoninoen til at ienoe ino Romiz
nationer er iremoslss aaben. Rlip no
Nominations. SlGnietieu % isno Ino
Rapnet paa en- al oine Yenner el!er
Ysnlnoer. 8isr Oct Itrar!
Yaa Nnmoonin9 al Here adnoioa
ter bar pi beiluttet at aips Tinoeren
al isrhe Yr9mie Vdlaet mellem en-
Retur.Yillst til europa 0a 800 |
8ulo ellsr et s40O Siard PianO Il so
ellsr Waboani o9 9aranteret 'cr %
Mar.)
gInoen prGmie beitaar al Retur'
Billet ira SisietOn Ill bpiltenlombel'i
europGii! Sapu.
vi bar aliiaa opiut Ell 3oie YrGmie.
n.mlis ct Spholb peo National Su'is
nsis GOlisas | WinnsapOlis. til ei
aonenoe az $50. Zen lpiieli9e Bin.
Der ai osnnc Yr9mie er bereitiaet til
ct 9 plaaneoers Qurius / Soafsr'el.
Stsnoaraii os alminoeliat aontorar'
bsios / ct al be beohe Sanoelsitoler
Noropeien, bpis gleper altio Tan
aisrs Resnins paa eoos Stillinaer
% bsi getalins.
Som grtrapr9mie bar pi opiat 81 0
til ben 9anoioat, iom bar bet iisrlie
antal Sitmmer pso ben isrite Spt9i'
lima, iom iinosr Stso ben Abe Sit. .
% iom oil blips oiientliaaiort npO'
ten" ben ste os / .Stanoaro" ben
Ste OFT. Nnors ertrapr9misr pil
blips opiiileoe .ftsr bpsrt iom 6on'
tehsu" saar frmdo.
Som Cpt9llin9s. o9 gelsnn,nas'
tpmiteer bar pi iiiret os WGno, oer
faar bsit inosn Samfunoet os buis
gGrliabeo sr bGpet oosr al 3pipl.
Gpt0llinastomite: 6ountn Nuoi'
tor :. VI. Ran. Saeisrsr We2enrc
% 9aniiasierer Sunobera.
yelsnninssiomlts: Santpr9foen'
Is. VI. Ridert. Wapor slrnsis oe
S,irstar ). 6. anapp al Sisietor
Qoan Il 3ruii SO.
gnbpsr Snopaaner az Robert:
Gountp sr bereitisst til at bore meo
benne ..6onteii". o9 Der er fremoele!
| NnlsoninQ at itnoe inb Rominationsr
Wsn psnt lille iprl9nee! 8jsr be
ibaa! QanIte ben ou nominerer, Oi
pinbe en- al be 3 fore pr9mier. gl
| Qanoioatsr bar iamms Nnleonins
benne ,,gontef". oa ben fortsaar paG
en fuI0tt9ubio 4rlia oa iofretuiuQs.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1911-09-28

Joe Schmaus, wolf scalp 200
A. L. Taplin, visits to poor
laiM ls.Uu
Paul Z. Skauruplnski, CON
ductlng Sth grade ex-
animation ....... 800
u. ). Peterson, conducting
Sth grade examinations $40
Emil Lauge, conducting
Sth grade examinations
$1,000, allowed. 80. 800
John 5. Swanson, game
warden voucher. go. 357. 40
John 5. Swanson, jailors
wages for July and Au-
gust 9O.oO
Brown L. Saenger, office
supplies, .... .. 1865
Ill. L. knappen, office sup
pllcS ............. ol.Io
The Affidavit of illegal tax
claim of August Il. Thiele ask.
ing for refund of $4.95, tax in
1910, on an assessment of u
Garfield township for the year
threshing machine which had beer
assessed in the City of Wiimut
for the same year was on motion
refunded.
On motion the board adjourn.
ed TO the 9TH of September.
Attest: Signed;
J. A. RAY, NJ. l.. SATEREN,
County Auditor. Chairman
Arizona republican., 1911-10-24
NEW YORK AS AN EXHIBITION.

Moving picture men have recently
caused some comment by picturing
for show in other cities. the ordinary
life and activities of New York 1t is
a subject of perennial interest
Merely as a matter of money. New
York city's government turns over
in year more than $3.50, 1000. OOO in
Guiding nd-refunding operations.
new bonds and local improvements
for which property owners pay. This
sum is more than half the entire as
sessment of Chicago. Our expenses
equal those Of the next fifteen largest
cities combined. For schools alone
we use as much money in a year as
the assessed value of Sacramento:
100000 more than that of Omaha
The gross debt of New York more
than equals the interest bearing debt
of the United States. and it's annual
interest bill is s29.45O, 624-sS. OOO, 900
more than the federal governments.
The city spends S1,206,S1514 a year
for forage and horseshoeing. 1t has
AS miles of dock frontage to patrol
Its new aqueduct is costing s163, OOO,-
900, besides a s25,00O,00O rock tunnel
within the city; but that is not equal
to years budget 1t owns 100000
900 worth of bridges. 1t spends for
charities and allied purposes 10000
000-the only item relatively lower
than in London and Berlin. There is
more real estate exempt from taxa
ton in New York-church, charitable
and government property-than the
entire assessed value of any other
American city. with Cincinnati and
Newark thrown in.
Nearly 500 tons of babies are born
in New York every year, and it's $780,
300 pupils walking two by two at |
three feet intervals would make a |