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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-04

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-04
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-04

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-03-04

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The Wagner post. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-current, 1912-04-19
22.Oo

des. cask.t fer Lancrin child. 22.O0
L. D. Crambilt, operation and
hospital charge for Terina
Hesek, $4,000 claimed, al
lowed. 1864 o
John Jiricek, provisions for Co..
poor, Mrs. Anderson. ...... 1880
Warren Barada, expense to
Plankington with will Wood. 23.9e
y. A. Welcher, house rem for
Mrs. Anderson from Jan. 18th.
to April LIST, 1912. .......... 1000
DR.. L. D. Crambilt, physician
for Co. poor, A. Couron. ..... 100
DIR. L. D. Crambilt, physician
for c. poor, Fred Couron... 31.00
DR.. L. D. Crambilt, physician
for Co. poor. ]. ~Gerbracht... 500
DIR. L. d. Crambilt, physician
for Co. poor, Henry Nader. $500
Fullerton Lumber Co., Lake
Andes, coal for Co. poor,
Gerbracht .............. 4.So
DR.. L. D. Crambilt, physician
for Co. poor, Mrs. James
Garln Z0.O0
James Shelton, boarding Co.
prisoners and jury ......... 1905
VIM. Harris, bedding for Co.
jail 5.oo
Hugh c. Liebee, surveying and
drawing up plans for bridges 51.00
DR.. E. T. Anderson, physician
for Co. prisoners, Spotted
Eagle l0.UV
Helen Minahan, st~enographer
in Justice Court. Tobin case. 1900
Wheeler Courier, County print
ing ......... 6l.oO
DR.. F. e. Fyle, operation and
hospital charge for Cora
oChult l0U.OV
L. w. Rifle, sheriff fees for or.
ending 3-31 536.13
Frank c. Kriz, road deed on
county line road ........... 1906
Forscutt Chastain, hauling
water for Court House $500. 1.50
Lake Andes Wave, county
printing 1875
H. G. Wilson, office expense,
freight, express and postage. 1925
w. F. Farmer, 3 months house
rent for Courons ........... 24.O0
G. e. Beebe, house rent for
Mrs. Wood ............. 27.00
A. T. Billings, Juror Cert. No.
1876 21.5O
Joseph Lindquist, Perdium, !
Committee work and mileage 5000
K. F. Wynia, Perdium, Com
mittee work and mileage. 44.90
On motion the following claims
were rejected:
Henry Cool, hall rent for Har.
ben Disbarment case .......$ $500
Mitchell Publishing Co., coun-
" suppleS TOO
The following bills were tabled un.
til next meeting:
M. Vawrinek, provisions for
Co. poor 21.7O
w. ]. Noble, testing glandered
horses 1900
Baker and Wegehaupt, provis-
ions for Co. poor ........... $40
A. w. Lesch, Supt. roadway
through Indian land ........ 1880
Bryan Township. appropriation
for road work ............. $4,000
On motion the application OF Lud-
ger Turgeon for a reduction of tax
on Sk Of SWA and NEA of SWA,
sec. 2, Twp. 80, range 70, vas re-
jected for the reason that said claim
should have come before the Board OF
Equalization Of LaRoche Township.
On motion the Board adjourned to
meet May I, 1912.
III. G.. Wilson,
County Auditor.
~Af~~~>-~1 O--A-
The Wagner post. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-current, 1912-04-19
B. H. FREEMAN
Commissioners Proceed.
ings
April 4, 1912.

April 4. 1912.
The Board met persuant to ad.
;ournment with Joseph Lindquist and
Il. f. Wynia, present
On motion the application Of Me
linda Bursek for refund Of 1911 per.
sonal tax in jackson twp. was al.
lowed for the reason that the same
tax was paid for the same year ia
Cherry County, Nebraska.
On motion the application Of As
mus Peterson for a reduction Of 1911
tax on South so r.. of NWA 1886
was rejected for the reason that said
claim should have come before the
equalization Board Of Moore Twp.
On motion the first half Of 1911
personal tar Of John Kuckrall Of
Moore twp. wal refunded to the
County Treasurer and said tax reex.
tended to John Knckrall.
On motion the 1911 tax on Lot I,
Block Z Wagner was refunded to b
w. LaShier and reextended to J. w.
Balcer and the 1911 tar on Lots "a
Block rs, was refunded to B. w. La,
Shier and reextended to 8. N. Over
gaard.
On motion the application OF T.. w.
Hurst for . reduction Of $4,000 in
the assessed valuation OF 81 Of NV
Y, 36-s6-64 raj allowed and oruered
corrected.
On motion the application OF Major
Jandreau for . reduction Of $1OOO.O 0
In assessed valuation Of personal tar
for the year 1911 in Goose Lake Town,
ship was allowed and ordered cor
rected.
On motion the application Of Harry
y. Thompson tAor IN abatement Of
tax IN one automobile assessed tc
Thompson Bros. for 1911 In City Of
Wagner was allowed for the reason Of
erroneous assessment
On motion the application Of Geo
w. BabcocR for m abatement OF per
sonal tar Of $47.25 in the City Of
Wagner assessed on Grain in store
was allowed for the reason that said
grain was stored for shipment and in
transit.
on motion the application Of n
The Wagner post. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1912-current, 1912-04-19


James Conrad, Darlington twp.
Pat Bloomquist, Forbes twp.
Axel Peterson, Forbes twp.
Alfred L. vogelsang, Lake George
twp.
+. M. Pasek, LaRoche twp.
Frank Mazourek, Lone Tree twp.
HI. T. Mayo, Lone Tree twp.
Mathew Condelic. Lone Tree twp
H. H. Groth, Rhoda twp.
Ole H. Olson, Rhoda twp.
j. w. Jones. Rouse twp.
John Honomichl, Rouse.
Joseph Soukup, White Swan twp.
Joseph Svanda, White Swan twp.
Frank F. Petrek, White Swan twp
George Werner, White Swan twp.
Oliver Ralston, White Swan twp.
Joseph F. Petrik, White Swan twp
C. F. Slate, Platte City.
B. F. Robbins. Platte City.
Peter Lucas. Platte City.
C. e. Boswell, Platte City.
Charles Bowers. lake Andes.
H. 8. Baldwin, Ravinia.
c. c. Cummings, Ravinia.
Ed s. Petty, Ravinia.
Paul Jaehn, Ravinia.
G. A. KalIna, Howard twp.
Webster Metz, Howard twp.
F. e. Hobbs, Howard twp.
Albian Lindquist, Kennedy twp.
John Coughlin, Lawrence twp.
Peter O'Connell, Lawrence twp.
Carl Denker, Lawrence twp.
w. M. Hilderbrand, Platte City.
F. M. O'Connor. Platte City.
Elmer Crimes, Wagner.
A. C. Knight, Wagner.
J.. v. Janda, Wagner.
B. j. Petrek, Wagner.
e. c. George, Wagner.
F. 8. Strohbehn, Wagner.
Adam S~tedronsky. Wagner.
w. c. Kirkpatrick, Wagner.
Frank Patton, Wagner.
Jack London, Wagner.
Ray Conlin. Lake Andes.
H. C. Miller, Lake Andes.
John Bundy, Lake Andes.
Charles Algier, Lake Andes.
N. o. Branch, Lake Andes.
w. w. Parker, Lake Andes.
+. X. Engel, Lake Andes.
Charles Medinnis, Lake Andes.
w. w. Funke, Lake Andes.
On motion the Bond Of the Filler
McLain Construction Co., GOV
ering contract for the construction oil
Cement Culverts during the year 1911
was approved.
To. H. G. Wilson, County Auditor
Of Charles Mix County. S. D.:
At the annual town meeting held
in the Town of White Swan in the
County of Charles Mix and State oil
South Dakota at the Nirschl School
House on the 9Th day Of March, 1912;
On motion it was resolved that there
be only one voting precinct in White
Swan Twp. and that the Nirschl
School House in said White Swan
be designated as a polling
place. The above resolution was
passed by a majority vote and is re.
ported to you according to Session
Law 1911, Chapter LAG.
l. K. Langland,
Town Clerk White Swan
The above petition was filed March
2Sth, 1911. and allowed and granted
by the Board Of County Commission.
err April ., 1872.
Joseph Lindquist,
Acting Chairman.
H. G. Wilson,
County Auditor.
On motion the following bills were
allowed:
H. e. Nordaker, provisions for
Co. poor. Bobbeldyke 1893 SOC
G. n. Patrick, Clerk hire for
Feb. and March. ............ 1915
G. n. Patrick, Agt. d. c. Tel.
Co. Wheeler Tolls for Co. Of
lcerS 2.8E
G. n. Patrick, Two. Rec Twp.
Road instruments recorded. 3.Ol
W. G. Sweeney, kerosene for
Court House ............... 900
VIM. Hinkley, care Of prisoner,
Bohus Slaba 8.2s
G. F. Buchc. provisions for Co.
poor, John Gerbracht. ...... 51.4q
G. B. Cool. witness Cert No. :O1
and Jurur Cert. 13S1........ GAG
J. ]. Mohan. Juror Cert. 1857. 1910
Capitaissupply Co. County Sup
plies ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 1914
Educator School Supply Co.,
Mitchell Pub. Co. Supplies. TOSS
-M
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-06-08
SOME THING DOING At THE
MINES IN CAMP OF WARD

Henry p Lowe, wealthy mining
operator of Central city, Colorado,
accompanied by his wife and w G.
Boyle, consulting engineer for the
Nevada United Mining com
pauy and Alfred g. Yates of Central
City, Colorado, arrived in Ely Monday
nlght and left Tuesday morning for
Ward, where they win spend some
time looking over the companys
property. The company has large
tonnage of lead-silver ore which Is
too low grade to stand transporta-
ton by wagon to the railroad, but
could be shipped at a handsome
profit over a road built directly to
tie mines The company has long
aad this improvement in view, hence
II is The suppositon that Mr.. Lowe
Isl here to look up the property over
with that end in view. At any rate
Il appears that there Is now some.
lhilg doing at Ward. Ely Record.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-06-08
NEVADA UTAH
MEETING Monday

Ln,al stockho,d, rs and creditors of
}ae Nevada Utah Mines & Smelters
corporation have received a notice
from Henry Melville, trustee in
Bankruptcy, which reads as follows:
Notice is hereby given that
meeting OF creditors and other part.
i3s IN interest will be held at the
cifice OF the Hon. Peter b. Ohey.
referee in bankruptcy le1en. at
his office, No IS William St, Borough
OF Manhattan, New York City. ON
the 10th day OF June, 1912, at 3
O'Clock in the afternoon, to consid-
q any and all such matters in ref
ference to the administration of
a petition of the undersigned, yer.
fled May 2Sth, l9l2, and flied with
tae clerk of the United States Dis,
triet court for the southern dis
trict OF New York; to consider any
or all alters In reference TO the ad-
ministration OF the assets of this
estate or the sale of any portion
thereof, At said meeting any and all
oftera for the sale of any or all as
3et5 Of this estate, for cash or cred
! II, may be made, and such offers
via Ehcn ana tlrre be submitted to
creditors aud ciher parties IN inter.
tst, M saoh orders for the sale of
Idpy or all Of such assets as may
| be deemed proper will be applied
| i9r. and such orders for any other
| DIP pCsiluH IF any Gr all of the AS
sets Of this estate as may be deem
! cd advisable win further be applied
for. such orders as to compromise
or litigation with disputed claims,i II
any, will be asked for as may be
ieemed proper.
THE undersigned viii request the
creditors and other parties in
nraitGet to furnish funds to the un-
defsiSncd for the protection and
tonscr alton OF the assets Of this
interest to itJnish funds to the un-
critics pIedrs | by the bankrupt cor
pGlaiion
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-06-08

net and the stockholders and de-
Lositors We're fully projected. The
bank is now regarded as one OF the
most substantial in the entire state
and has a large volume of deposits.
Soon after the first Tonopah excite
nUnt George Wlnsfield, then in Win.
Eemueoa, became imbued with thu
hhh4ne fever and was partly backed
by N.ron IN coming TO southern NJ
"a Ia. Latet, III response to q let, +
from HGsi!eid, he consented to make
The rip to Tonopah where, in a..
sueianoh with other business men ot
tina caIap.he financed small bank
ihs concern and, joining with Wing
iit Id in various mining enterprise !,
laid the foundation of a fortune that
is estimated at fully $4,000, 600 net.
III Partnership with Mr.. Wmgfiel /.
SeAa.or Nixon acquired control of the
properties now forming the Goldfieia
Consolidated Mines company ana
upon the organization of that COM
pauy Nixon was made its president
s-ater on he decided to dispose Of his
aiihins interests and to devote hi.
tlnle and efforts to his banking In.
tcles:s and 10 politics. An arranee4
wat T~s entered into between tho
ps'iners whereby Mir Wipgfield too,<
ottf al the mining properties ani
interests OF the two and Mir. Nixno
acquired fun ownership of the bank.
ins Interests, with the exception OF
the John s. Cook bank in Goldfteld
which remained under control of Mr.
W.ngfield.
The banks OF which Senator Nixon
had practical y the ownership are
the Tonopah Banking corporation of
ToEopah, the Nixon National bank
at Reno mud the First National banl,
OF Winneucca. Senator Nixon
leaves wife and son, the latter
fertlTm Nixon, a young man Of
about "a. The family home is at
heao where the senator built one OF
N handaomest residences IN the
state. overlooking the Truckce river,
Senator Nixon has been strong in
iiaenct for the ADVANCEMENT of the
tate, both politically and ia an in
eu3trial way. He has fathercd and
tostored new enterprises Of various
kinds, ranching, stockraising, sugar
5eot growing, farming. municipal i'm
prayements and has Invested his
money in the state.
Senator Nixon had many warm per-
sonal friends in Lincoln county who
deeply sympathize with the bereaved
samiiy and who feel that the taxi
ihe away at this time OF Senator
Nixon has brought upon the state
an lrreparab!c hse
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-06-08
CO. COMMISSIONERS
NET HERE IONDAY

The county commissioners met
in reaular session last Monday all
members being present l..
aside from the appointment of n
new sheriff, little was done outsid"
the regular routine,
Tho board ordered shat there be
Transferred fom the current expense
fund to the gen county fund the
sum of $500 and from the gen coun
ty to salyy fund like amount.
4 number of citizens of Alamo
complained that Henry Sharp had
fenred in the public road near nv
ranch, obstructing travel between Al
amo aud Hike The board after go
Ing into the matter, ordered the
clerk to notify Sharp that he must
reopen the road forthwith.
"A bill from Frank Walker for
$50 services rs night Waterman at
Phoebe was reduced to ST. Dr
F. G. Dryden Of Caliente presented
IA bill fer $40 for professional snl.
Vices. which was reduced to Ss75
and allowed
Il was ordered tat in the future
all reports Of county officers must
be O.K'd by the county treasurer be-
fore presentation 10 the board.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-06-08
Nevada Wool Clip
Rims To Biz Figures

Practically the entlie wool clip OF
Nevada has beea moved according to
Geo W. Callaha Of Amadee, a wool
buyer who is spending Il few days in
Relo The clip amounted TO about
670d0,3o0 pounds. He says
The tributary country in Califor-
mia and Ore gon produced about as
much more, making the total wool
shipments from Nevada points about
1874 600, 900 pounds. As the average
price was iJ cents, the clip brought
in $50 100000
I.ambing was very successful and
the returns are well toward the 100
per cent mark \ considerable po.
ton Of the Oregon aud Idaho clips
are yet TO be moved, az shearing was
later there than here.
'Taere Is only onc goat clip OF con.
Sc ,Uencc in the state, that being 3,
900 mead. | made an offer OF 80 cents
bu the owncr held out FOR 30 cents,
Goats are very3 profitable The
price OF the clip is steadily ranging
ni6her lille sheep shears eight
rounds. goat shears between two
ana Cne-talf aud three pounds The
Bel's are mo.r profitable than shecp
sltitr' white III, young kids sell fol
about the same price as lambs. Their
meat is equally delicious "--Ciazei te
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-06-08
DELEGATES NAMED
BY NEVADA DEMOCRATS

FAfI.ON, June = The Democrat
state convention elected John f,
Kunz Of Goldfield, permanent chair.
man, y r cray permanent secre;
tary and Dr., Garner, permanent SER
geant, alarms. The following were
chosen a. delegates TO the national
convention: Robert Douglass, P. S.
Triplett, p. F. Carney, Key Pttman.,
Colonel W. S. Proskey Alternates:-
~. Z, BabcOck, l.. X. Koontz,, w. j.
Bell, G. II, Mcintosh, John McGrath,
Charles Stout.
The platform upholds Jefersonian
democracy, and says Roosevelt is a
SIP ctacu!ai campaigner and the
poorest performer in history. 1t en-,
dorses the recod of the democratic
state senate; roasts Roosevelt for his
Japanese record, lndorses Senator
Newlands' record in the. senate, and
condemns the course Of Represents
tive Roberts in being absent when
the Carson mnit vote came up. Il
condemns the third-term proposition
and favors the holding OF federal
court In Reno. Elko, Winnemucc
and Goldfield.
l. also favors the recall of the jn
dietary. favors equal suffrage. de
: clares IN favor of a corrupt practice
act, co0mends the presidential pri
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-06-08
JAKE JOHNSON IS
THE SHERIFF NOW

At the meeting Of the board Of
me toEG HsF imncs last Monday,
,llN Etattel Of f!IIirs the vacancy in
tn sh.ritf's cfiiCe came up for
culsif alion. While there were
Ia number Of avowed candidates :ci'
nc appointment, Jake Johnson, ior-
W,r sheriff of Lincoln county, and
nlCr recently deputy and jal.ol
pnder cx.shcriif o. H. Smith, ap.
Deared TO have the inside track ana
his was The only name given serious
consideration by the board and he
was, therefore, elected to fill
out the mexpired tsrm.
Immediately following official no
tification Of his appointment, Sheriff
johnson filed his bond Of 500 coo IN
the office of County Clerk Garrison.
il containing the names Of Geo V
| Warren, Hans Olson, H. w Under
hill and Joe Sharp, as suretias
each in the sum Of $1,000.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-06-08
Passes Away After Brief Illness Following Operation at
Nations Captal-Story Of Ills Career
Criminal Cases Up
In The District Court

The entire week has been taken up
by the district court in the trial of
tha seytr raj criminal cases.
Az dis writing an of them nave
been cleared up excepting those
pee1'a& against former Sheriff O.H.
@rra, which have been set for
trtal HeNt Tuesday morning.
Tue FIRST case called to trial this
wecN was that OF Barry T. Thomas,
aerlSsd cf having been a party to
tie iGbbcry ci John Shier's drug
store AT Gaiiente sometime ago. Thom
a. Was supposed to have been inn
pufated with another in the robbery,
Jut the jury returned verdict of
uot suilly, The Thomas case Great.
ca considerable interest Tor the req.
son aat thc defendant had announced
the Intention of pleading to the
jury ia his own behalf Thomas Is
a young man., - years cid, he said
ttG IS well educated and was proha-
bly, started Off in lie under good
comllucns But as he grew older and
ielt his home to drift for himself
ne ioii into had cnmpa - ia adknit,
ted thai he had been arrested before
he came TO Lincoln county; he also
declared tliat he had been in Jail
and had followed wayward paths for
a good NANNY years His talk TO
the jury evidently had it's effect for,
il is said that eleven out Of the IL
taasmen favored a verdict of ac.
quittm right from the beginning.
PLEAD GUILTY
Alfred Woolford, a partner OF
Thomas and confirmed dope
fieAd, pleaded guilty to the robbery
of the Shier store
l.. L. DeGochc, also brought VI
from Cnliente with burglary charg,
hanging over him, pleaded guilty.
DAVID B. Richards, accused of bur
4 Niorizing section houes below Cad
iontc, stood trial and the jury il
Ihia ease returned verdict o.
jRuiityi
'Wsaan MORGAN. arrested at Bullion
1 vile on The charge OF using deadly
weapon with intent to kill, wa'
tri a and acquitted Thursday.
rho trial Of Henry Jones, ncEr,
ac used Of placing distractions on tn
~ ek OF the main line Of the Sa
i4aHe Route with The intent
wreck a passoner train, occupied ia
ter part Of yesterday. The jur.
WAS oW but a short space of tim,
AMI brouqht in a verdict of guilty
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-06-08
TWO MILES OF TRACK
TO LAY ON PRINCE ROAD

reports received this morning.
irum the Prince railroad camp are
TO The effect that uacklaying has
been completed to point near the
Picchc Demijohn mine. There Is
yet abGut two miles Of track TO lay
to reach the Prince mine.
The contractor has been considera.
by handicapped this week with the
track work on account of sh )rtage
Of help. But the end of ner week
win see the track all the way TO the
Prince
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1912-06-08
BuYS TRBlhL DAD OF
FINE BEEF CATTLE

A deal has just been completed
whore George Russell and his SON,
have bought 500 head and more Of
stt ers, near Ely, and they expect to
ghip tltcM IN few days, The con
ST Hment consists Of enc and two
ycarold steers and viii be shipped
10 Car!in and driven north to the
summer feeding grounds Elko Free
Press.