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Notice For Publication.

uepartn'li Of the Interior. l.. s. Land
oHi"". Miles City, Mont.
September IN Igl..
Ntlic' - h'trhy that Eugene II. Carr ,.f
tIralElii NCntnEn, who "n My rs IVl2 n,.,,.,
non">s"'ld nhsry no. o. fG2>. tnr Iuls l. . 10 a
~ oi sec 9, 7. :, r. 81 l.: NJ. 7. NJ, has fled
proof 10 establish claim to The lon,i ,,jH,.. jH".
utsrtlbed' minr" John l.. S'.ntelu L. com.
Ihssinnrrnt Hrahnn Montana on liz, ..t,
day Of October. 1872 va '''' ~"
tM'inant nninrs as witnesses:
Andy App, OF i;r.,h,il. Montana, t,,rrx
nt"~nrt Frnsnn> johnson uf firond,,. u.,,.i
ana @ohn II Farmer OF Graham, Munt;.nn
=. k!ECIlE!. l,euis;.r
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Icpnat mrnt "0t thu interior
l.. Land Office Mt Miles City. Montana.
Srptrnllrr -. 1871:
Notice H. hereby given that IU,ison W
HiscOck- OF Ekalnl>a. Montnnn who on March
81. l*l6. made hOrlseSted entry no. 12H >rrin
no. O8lOS. fOrSEN SN14 Sec. :.5 T2N X. 81
~; Lot $, SEM NWs<. SWl, NEh. Sec. T.
tealtiQn to make finnl FIVE year proof to
establish claim totjic land above d.scrib"d
before r. M. DworSlnk. u. :. Commissioner
October, Et2.
Claimant nnllcSslS witnesses;
Anton lOuaSrr,, frank E chamberlain
N!lcy Williams. judd !. Hedges .ill Of t.ku.
Rul1il, MOItu up,A-
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september 49, 1912.
To Geo. ". Thomas Of Ekulaka. mou,unn,
fon are hereby notified thai Craig Pylt>,
who gives Chalk ButteS as hi, postoiiir..
address did on september 18th. lsl2. Me in
! thi, office hIS duly corroboruteu uup!icu.
tion to contest and secure the cancellation
OF your homestead entry NO UAl.2 made
April 2S 1910 TOR Sh4 OF >EA.. sec. Sl@ OF \Eh4
Tor M, contest he alleges that said entry
! man has never established residence ON
SAID lana ANA he has wholly abandoned the
ana that the said default continues to this
date.
You are. therefore. further notified that
office rs having been confessed 10y YOU. :.,,l
your said entry Will be cancelled ,herenn.
der without Your further right To h, heard
therein. rither before this nt1i,- or on an.
peal. II You IalI 10 ii!e III InlS uHIrr Within
twenty days after the fourth publication of
this notice. aS shown below. your unSW tr
uhdr. oath, specifically hreting and re
spending 20 these allegations of contest. ur
II yon fail within that time I" file in this
Office dn" proof that YOU have served
copy or your answer on hr said contestant
either III person or by registered mail. If
this service is made by the delivery of :,
copy or your answer to the contestant in
person: proof OF such service nlnst h" either
the said contestants written acknowledge
ment of his receipt of the cop" showing
the date or its RECEIPT or the affidavit uf the
person by WHOM, the delivery was made
stating when and where the copy WAS de-
liverrd; il made hy Registered mail. proof
Of snch service mus, con -ist Of the aYii'ari,
VI the person Wy whoa the cupr WAS
malice! "tniinE Wll"'r and III" pOstuffi"" in
which il WAS ,tIa",l aud his fIilavi,
must hc accompanied lv IA" posi- masters
receipt or he letter
You should state in your answer ~"
name OF H." p"s,"&lrr to which You desire
further motto" to hr sent l." yen.
First Publication. Sept. =, 1912.
Second Oct.4
Third II
Fourth lS
EIKCllER .KcwiSter
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Notice for Publication.

Lenartin"hf OF tn" Interior. t. s. Land
ONirr. Miles City, Mont.
>., September II. 1912
NNtic" is hereby given that Carl NJ S,ui1
Of Ek''!ikh Montnnn, who on August TO-
l'", mt'le holn.strnn entry no. 1880, Serial
no. o;''D. tnr SWM NWM See. II, NEl, SEI,
s"r. .lS, NEh NEM sec. 10. NWN NWA. sec,
~ "ila on August Z, ED!. made Additional
Ill, n; =. NO; Gs6o. for SEA, NEA. NJ. Sh.A.
S"N SFN,scc lS, 7 | =. R.79 r., NJ y NJ
mas iil"ti motto" of intention 20 maxi, i,nuj
tnrrt-yta' proof to establish claim to lN,.
:hu hnoNt nesrribrd h"f' r. +. NJ. Dwur- FAX
L. :. Commissioner At JE, kI M,rt.,,.,
on 1h' 18th day OF October, l.l2.
Claimant names as witue4sas:
IhHrI"s Sp"lSer. mans L.. Boyd, St.ph.u
=. Morton, fhil!pp Ec, t,,Il:!. all OF tkulul;,
Montana: '
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NOTICE FOk PUBLICATION.

Department Of the Interior, L, :. Land
Office at Miles City, Montana.
Sept. 30, 1912.
TlIley OF Graham. Montana. who on Dece,n.
Der s. 1908, made Honest end Entry No. Ul322
Tor Lots Sec. g. T. $. X. 81 F.. and on
OiS0l. for Lots & 2. Sec. "a r. 5. r. 81 f. NJ
2. NJ. has filed notice Of intention to make
Final three-year proof, to establish claim to
Schofleld, L. 5. Commissioner. at Graham,
Montana, on the 4th day of November, 1912.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Jasper ). Rue, George W. Rue, Ray F. Tar
bell, all of Graham, Montana. Frank Will
bur OF Gillette. Wyo.
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Notice for Publication,

Notice for Publication
Department Of the Interior I, $ I,n3
Office, Miles City. Mont.
>., September ~ 1872
Notic" is hereby given that John mr. Of
,."u, nx;.,iNn' Montana who on July Il, 1911,
SEA Sec 20, VIZ SWH. Sec. y. T. l N Il 80
~, M.P:M, mas filed notice OF intention to
make ma! thrct-ycnr proof to ..stutlisl,
Dnt 'Ms! ~ tne ihnd above described before.
kobert r. Itidgwny, u. =. Commissioner. ~,
h!uR"ay. Montana on the 18th day of oct.
Ei0lmant names as witnesses:
a, - Frniiklin John McNnric, UttC New.
p"'S' Lon -Arpan. all of EKaln XII Mon,unu
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<OT1Cs: FOR PUBLICATION.
Department OF she illt-ri,
y. 5. tAt,d Oft:s,e Al Mites City. Montau

Department OF she Interior
y. 3 aAud offs,e At Miles City, Montana.
September 81 lal.
Notice is hereby given rhut Johal u Limo
- oI Ek.iakn. Montana. tho on oct Oh.r l.,
l?Nn; l?n; mmde homestead entry no. USi5. for
=" ~ S""Scc. .. .SEHNE'4sec. 9,W1xNWli Sec
~ anu ON June = 1909 made Ad. Hd ,ulry
60. "a. ~ -, for seq NWs4, n NE14 SW1a, NJ. Sell.
%.c- st ~ - X. 81 r. n. PM. has filed not.
.oe ~ intention TO make final thre,-y.:.r
ueScflDeu before F. N. Dworshmk, L. S. Com
inlss1oneT, ~ EkaIul;n, Montana on III, ~ !,
dhy OfDctObcr, 1912.
Claimant names as witrcsseS:
-, nrRgs .,i H.N"wtMn, Ly:nn,, F.kcns.d> Col.
IN Munro and Alfred Olsen nh OF I,k .,l,,I :,
Montana. " " ''""
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior. l.. :. Land
Office. Miles City. Mont
Snpttmbtr3, 3, 1912
Notice iI hereby given that William T..
Waite, OF Graham. Montana. who on March
IT, 1869. made Homestead entry no. USx;S for
wa SEA and EE SWA.Sc ion q. 7. SIS. r.
F2 r. M. p. NJ. has fited notice OF intention
TO the land above described before Johi,
:. Srofield, L. S. Commissioner at Graham,
Montana ON the 2lst day OF Dctober.i9ly.
Claimant na:nes as witnesses:
Charles w. Waite, Fred w. Rue, John
Norris, Jack Rue, ali OF Graham. Montana
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
DSPNI u1eI1N UI tLp IHtVTIO
L. ). Land Office at Miles City. Moutar

L. ). Land Office at Miles City. Montan.,
September IL. lel.
Notice Is hereby given that William
Francisco. of Pinieie. Montana Hho on Dec.
ember 10, 1910. made homestead entry No.
Ol09O" for NE2 NWA. MEL. Sec. II. WIZ EWA
sec. ~ IT, S. r. IS F.. NJ. P. r. has tleu not Ice
to establish claim to the land above des-
cibeu before Charles H. Miller, L. s. Com
missioner at Pfnlele, Montana on the X3rd
day OF October. 1912.
ClAinlant nnmeS az witnesses:
Henry u. Church, George W. Brady Geo.
rye Gates. all OF Pinicle, Montana and Ben
GlOfe Of AlZadn. Montana.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLxCArrON

=, . I'epNltlneDf OF the INTERIOR
u. >. Lame Office III Miles city, Montana,
September 30. 1912.
NTiccis hereby given thut Julius Arm
seth OF cnster. Mo ltana who ON August
M SWh; wy sFa4. SEN SEA Sec. $, ny.
NEA, seq NEM, Sec. II 4. 3 N X. 70 r..
MP M has filed notice of intention to
to the lnnd above described before VI. K.
Barber. 7. 5. Commissioners at Baker, Mont
ana. on the 9TH day of November, 1912.
<Nnittlant names as witnesses:
Charles Hamilton Elias Trove, Jr. Lack
W Wi1berv. Lewis Williams. all Of Webster,
Montana.
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concientous man believes in do
ing the right thing by the county
that benifted him. He came to
Ekalaka in 1890 as cow. punch
er with lO1 cattle outfit from
Wyoming and worked over near
ly every section of the county.
He knows every section and is
we'll qualified in the knowledge
Of county affairs to administer to
the needs Of the Office IN an ef-
fcient manner. Mr.. Yoksey has
never run for Office before, this
is his first offetse, and had it not
been forced upon him he would
not be doing so at this time. He
is a good roads booster, one Of
the best and goes before the vot-
ers in this campaign asking their
support on. the promise that he
win endeavor to get goo3 roads
wherever needed. ADV.
Tie Ekalaka Church greeted
the new pastor with an atten-
tive congregation. Preaching
cvesy Sunday evening. Theme
for October Goth. The Keeping
Of the Soul. Sunday school at
lO:l5 a. m., preaching at ZOO ..
m. The pastor expects to preach
at the Chase school house next
Sunday morning and at the Owen
school school house Sunday aft
ernOon.
W. S. Rowden, Pastor.
". Fl. Peck, the candidate for
county commissioner on the Pro-
gressive Ticket is in every way
capable Of fulfilling the duties of
the Office which he seeks. Mr..
Peck was educated in the schools
at Ansonia. Conn. and removed
to this section in the spring of
'89. since which time he has been
a continuous resident of Custer
county and especially this Sec
ton. He has been a taxpayer
in the county for over twenty
years. His first experience in
the county was when he used to
work with several Of the big cat
tie and sheep outfits. At the
present time Mr.. Peck is inter-
ested in the mercantile business
in Ekalaka and holding down his
claim north of town like a true
"honyock."
Mr.. Peck levied the township
of Ekalaka for 4 years, served
as justice of the peace for 3 years,
and tor one wear served as dep
uty county treasurer. He has
always been a Progressive and |
has been one Of the foremost
workers for public improve
ments. His wide acquaintance
throughout the county and en-
perience in county work should
be taken into consideration when
casting your ballot in Novem-
ber. ADV.
Fred Dworshak's scales ar
rived yesterday.
The Ekalaka eagle., 1912-10-18
Notice Fer publication.

I"parttitNt OF the Interior, C. s. Ionu
Office, Miles City, Mont.
>,,, September q, 1872.
NOllce IS hereby given that JO..,n O.
HouFers, OF Eknlnkn, Montana who on Iun.
-; i'". mao" Homestead Entry No nlsS.,tur
We, sec lo T. r. 81 r., NJ. =. NJ :, has nl,d
proof to establish claim to the loilu uInv,.
described, bcfor" +. ri. lEworslink, l. :.
Snininissloncr, AT Eknlnkn, Montuiu on th..
wi day OF October l9l9
Claimant names as witnesses:
John II. Nnnkirk, Harry \, Smith. th,rl.s
Z. sptis"r, Harry Di,cn, ali OF Ek,lukn
MOn.unu '
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Notice for Publication.
COAL ENTRYl

q. S. Land Office at Miles City, Montana
Notice Is hereby given thnx Charley /;
Parks of Ekalaka. County of custer. STATE. oi
Montana. has this day filed in this ONCE Ap
p! p!aea1lon to PURCHASE. under the provisions
= sNEH EEh OF Sec Ss, I. ~. Range IS f.. NJ
Any and an persons claiming adversely
Tue laaCds de scrieed or desiring to object 1ol
should file their atfidavits Of proteN in this
ONCE dnriEK he thirty day period of publ.
catioa lmlncdnt ely following the FIRST
printed issue Of this notice.
4. KiRCHER. Register.
First puttieation September ~.
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Depa rfane@f or the Inter
L. ;. Land Office ut Miles City. Mont,

Departane@t OF the Interior
L. s. Land Office ut Miles City. Montana
Sepe eemb.r 3. 1872
Notice Is hereby givc6l that Aivn T.. Laguc
OF k3<nlnk,l. Montana, who On April 20. 1910,
Sec. u: 81. SWta sec. "a, NJ. NWA, sec Is;
MI \ Ees, Sec. 20, 4. g n. T. 56E. II. PM.
has flied notice Of intentio ion to make three
year proof to establish claim to the lnnd
above described, before r. NJ. D~orstNa.
l.. S- Commissioner. at Exaluka. Montana
OH che 2lst day OF October. 1912.
Claimant names a. witnesses
John EsSalt. Arthur f. Chase. Alvin w.
Lucas. George S. EogKs, adj OF Eknlukn
MOntatln.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department Of the Interior.
U. s. Land Office at Miles City. Montana

September y. 1872
,,, Hotics Is hereby SiNe'l that George r.. Wei
made homestead entry No. h2Ri Sprinl NC
OSs2l for SEM SWM, SWt4 SEr4 sec. "a. WI.
T.. ",ltry: no. Of-:H, for SWN SWg4, SELL SCI,
sec. a. EHa NE.N of sec. I: r. S X. 50 F. M. p
n. mas filed notice of intention to make.
thrcc-year proof to establish claim to th,.
Mnd above described before F. NJ Dwurslink
y. =. COm'nisSiOrler at 1:knl,,s<n, Montana
OH the :ath day of October. raly
Calsnant nalMe4 az witwesses:
Malcolm A. Mclean. Dosnisqek &. S,nu.k
DOt II OF EknlAkn Montana. David J. Gross
chester Hamilton, tMt h OF ElYis, Montana.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior, :. Land
Onice at Miles Cly. Montana.
Sept. oj. 1912.
Notice Is hereby given that Frank Idu-
lngs. Of Powderville. Montana. who OH Ian
Oll879 for NN'a., Sec. 50, T3S. r. 81 f.. NJ. r.
NJ. has filed notice OF Intention TO make
nnal communication proof, to establish claim
% the land above described. befors. Il. l..
ana, on the 4th day OF November 1912.
Claimant LANES as witnesses:
Daniel Strock. r. f. Rice of Powdcrville,
Montana. +. Il. Edwards OF ErUadus. Mont
ana and I. A. ierby, OF Ppwuerville Mont.
ana.
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The Ekalaka eagle., 1912-10-18
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIONS
Department OF the interior
{. s. Land Office Mt Miles CITY. Moutar,

department OF the Interior,
October II. 1912
Notice Is hereby given that Arley 4.
Strickland, of Hockett. Montana. who on
August ~. 1903 made honest cad entry No.
04lo for SEA, sec II, 4. y. K. "a f.. NJ. p Nj
mas MED notice OF intention to make three
Year proof. to establish claim to the land
above described. before Register " Receiver
Z. = lnnd Offfcc. Miles City, Montana on
the 18th day of November, 1919.
Claimant names as wi.nesSen:
w. r.. Godchalli, Even OgrasbE, Henrx
Forgey and l. I. Luce all OF Hocke1t, Mont
ana
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NOtICe Tor FNhIlCAtIOn.
1aepa rtment Of the tuterior.
u. 3. Land Office at Miles City. NUntann.
August 29. taT
Notice is hereby given that Joseph r.
6lay lock. OF i3roadus. Montana who on une
for 81 NMl4. WIZ, SWN. Sec. 1. 4. s s. L. 81
b. n. p. NJ. has filed notice of intent ion
70 make Communication prOOftO establish
c!a!n to the land above described before
y. L Raynes <. 5. ConD,issioner.a at Olive,
montana on the 2lst day OF october, 1912
Claimant rames az witnesses:
George n. iInville. Frnnk w. Linville,
John Dnut. George f. SaRdall. all OF Broad
us. Montana
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
department OF the lnteri
L. :. Land Office at Miles City, Mo

t3Vl. II, WIZ.
Notice Is hereby given that Charles Bloom
OF Broadus, Montana who on November A.,
NWA., NW4 NEI3, Sec 9. SWif 81: SEL .o' Se,. srs
4. I. S.. 4. SIZE. n. T.. NJ, has t1led notice Of
Intention to make dlnal f1ve-year proof to es-
taDllst claim to the land above described
before n l.. Ruyner, L. ). Commissioner ut
Cllve. Montana on the 18th day OF Novem-
ber 1912.
Claimant names as witnessls:
John Hodson, Olive Montana. Peter Brats
Ion. Fred Troaltnan and Charles Lewis
OF BrOaduS Montana.
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Notice for Publication.

L. s. Land Office ut Miles City, Moutaus

L. s. Land Office ut Miles City, Moutaua.
Notice is hereby given that James II
Parks. OF EkNlaEN. Montana v no Oh Feb.
unry 2i 1903, made homestead Entry No
G'eStS for Lot 3. Sif NW14. NWN SWh See. &
and OH June II, 1Hl9 made Additi ional Zone
stead Entry No. 1sS6s for S.4 SWM Sec. g.
Ne NV. Sec. s. r. n. r hs F.. NJ. P. NJ
has filed notice OF intention to make Final
three year proof to establish claim to the
land above described before +. NJ. DworShnE
L. s. Commissioners At Ekalaku. Montana on
the 18th day OF NOvmber, t9i4.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Fred King. Jacob Spceimof.. Moreau r.
Specimen. Walter u. Peck. all or EkAlaku
Montana.
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LOCAL NEWS


Born-On Wednesday to Mr..
ard Mrs. Joe Holman, a boy.
B. Douglas returned to Spear.
fish Sunday with his race horses,
Lady Slippers and Flying Fox.
For Sale-One wagon and a
set of good work harness. Will
sell reasonable. Mrs. Phila
Dodge.
The bridge bond case has now
been appealed to the supreme
court where it will have another
"set-too."
Mrs. Lucian Hughes arrived
this week from Texas to join her
husband who has located near
the Chalk Buttes.
Ed. Lynch and Joe Doyle were
down from Miles City during the
racing matinee and brought with
them Red Bill'', their race
horse.
Walter Martin, candidate for
county assessor on the demo-
craic ticket came along with the
'bunch" last week to make po-
titical medicine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Drey and
son Roy and Miss Nellie Sharp
left the fore part of the week
for Butte where they expect to
reside permanently.
Earl Gaines of Ismay and A.
H. Wyman of Baker were among
the outside visitors who attended
she the doings last week. They
came over in the latter's auto.
Strayed From about S miles
south Of Beach. N. D., one mare
with halter and rope on. Will
pay $1,000 for recovery. Leave
word with Frank Thompson at
Ekalaka, Montana.
Jas. Cassidy and Miss Mamie
Heckathorn were married Tues
day by Judge Dworshak. The
bride is the daughter of Mrs.
Belle Heckathorne of Beaver
Flat while the groom is a ranch
er on Powder river.
Theodore Roosevelt, Rull Moose
candidate for president was shot
IN the chest by a fanatic at Mil
waukee, Wis. Monday evening
prior to making a speech. His
condition is not serious but he
has decided to cancel all engage
ments for speeches. The would
oe assassin was arrested.
Robt. Yokley, democratic can
didate for County commissioner,
is a man Of sterling qualities and
a man who can safely run on his
merits. Mr.. Yokley is a stock
man and as a stockman has pros.
pered. He has made his money
in Custer county and like any
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The Montana Institute has ad-
to it's Shorthand Department the
most modern systems of letter.
filing. Students will be thorough
" instructed in the use Of these
systems.
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NOTICE OF CONTEST.
For PubliratlOn]

Department OF the Interior,
L. s. L.anl Office ~ Miles City. Montana.
september 49, 1912
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A. EIl.CllER. REGISTER
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Notice For Publication.

A. ElnCiIER Isrwist.r
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NOTICE FOR eURLacArION.

A. KjRCHER. Register.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-03-08
Observation-Disclosures.
Police News.

Adam Lincoln was given a hearing be-
fore Justice John Francis Smith on the
charge OF carrying concealed weapons.
After hearing the evidence. he was held
in his own recognizance in the of SToo for
the action Of the grand jury.
ohm o. Mobley was committed to Mon
tevue for being without any visible
means of support. He was taken to the
institution by Constable Hauver
Moses Neinbery, OF Brunswick, was
given a hearing before Justice Lloyd T.
MacGil on the charge of unlawfully at
taching the wages of Harry Snyder, in
West Virginia. The case was dismissed
on the grounds that tine papers from
West Virginia had not been prepared in
legal form.
Isabella Tyler, colored, was before JUS
tice Lloyd +. MacGill on the charge of
curSing and swearing on the streets.
Hall Koogle, son of Fred Koogle. Of
this city, who ran away from home about
a week ago. was apprehended in Balt-
more on Saturday by Constable Hauver
and brought back TO this city. He was
taken before Justice Eckstein and upon
his promise to behave in the future he
was released on parole.
George Strailman. Bernard Nirtz and
Lille Kemp were before Justice MacGilll
Monday night on the charge of being dis
orderly on East Patrick street. After
hearing the evidence, they were each
fined S. so. Strailman aud Writ remit
ted and Lille was obliged to 60 to Jail
for 20 DAYS in default
Howard Robinson. colored, was before
Justice MacGill Monday night on the
charge OF being drunk and fighting He
was fined $40, in default of which he was
sent to Jail for 90 DAYS.
William Phillips, Colored, was before
Justice MacGill Monday night on the
charge of diSorderly conduct He was
fined S., in default of which he was sent
to Jail for 80 days.
Guy Little. colored, was before Justice
MacGill on Monday night on the charge
OF disorderly conduct. After hearing the
evidence the case was dismissed, the evil
denCe being insufficient.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-03-08
STOVER.
Ones Judgment.

A member of legislative body of any
kind or of constitutional convention
vino signs a pledge to do any particular
things, lust simply signs away his indie
pendence and puts his judgment in cold
storage. An agent of the people has no
right to compromise himself with pledge
that will keep him at the last moment
from doing what he thinks is best for the
people.
This pledge method is one of the in.
strumentalties a political wireworker
uses to carry his points. They cannot
trust a mans convictions and so bind
him down with a pledge. The public
business should not he done that way.
To say to a man, You cannot do what
you think is right now, because you have
signed a pledge to do something else
that is the analysis of this pledge process.
1t is a political trick, practiced by time
servers, to hold a public agent to a GER
tain action, whether in conscience he APP
proves it or not.
There ought TO be some legislation to
protect the honest judgment of men en-
gagged in a legislative capacity against the
designs of those who would seek to throt-
tie them with pledge We notice al
ready a member of the Con- Con- is kick
ing himself for signing pledge. All
that we have to suggest is-kick hard
Ohio State Journal.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1912-03-08
Creditors Lose.

The receivers OF the defunct Farmers.
Trust Banking and Deposit Company ow-
ing to inSolvence and death among the
stockholders will be unable to pay in full
the claims of the depositors in the several
banks which the company operated
throughout the State. A statement had
been recently published that the deposi-
tors would be paid in full, on inquiry we
find that there are several hundred depos-
itors in this county.
Soon after the banks of the company
went in the hands of the receivers dis
tribution was made. Then depositors
and others having claims against the COM
pany were paid 40 per cent. of their
claims. Later after more collections had
been made and an assessment of IS per
cent levied upon the stockholders. an
other payment was made, and depositors
and Others owing by the bank have re-
ceived So per cent. of their claims. The
receivers now have levied another assess
ment of rs per cent. which they estimated
would be sufficient to pay all the credit
ors in full They find, however, they will
be unable to do so. 1t is said on account
of the insolvencIes and the deaths of
many of the stockholders that the Surviv-
ing stockholders can not be made to paw
assessments sufficient to bring the amount
to the point that all claims can be paid in
full.
The Farmers Trust, Banking and De-
post Co. was really the outgrowth of the
Guarantee Building and Loan Co. When
the latter company failed, the stockhold-
ers were given the right to take stock in
the new company with The hope of max
ing up what had been lost in the Building
and Loan Co.