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Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-05-09
General onkIi1l
Now Eighty three

General 8, conklinf of Clark,
celebrated his eigt nv third hirthda, 81
his home last SUNDAY Old residensa
of atertoWn MI sbe Interested III
this bit Of news owing u the general
having lived In this city In the early
days ae establis he'd the Dakota
Newss SS
Withsfanding tie fact Of his age
and his having suffered stroke of
paralysis a little over a year ago, Mr.
conklin ts to be found daily At his
desk working on his history. AL the
present time Is preparing q speech
which he Will deliver on Memorial
Day.
Ills friends and admirers through.
out the state will Wish him continued
years Of good he alth- which he right
" deserves. 81
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-05-09
Young ,yclone
Hits % oodwin

young Cyclone hit the town of)
Goodwin at about & o'clock last sat.
urday afternoon and according To ia,
ports did considerable damage.
total Of thirty buildings are reported
as being more Or less dana aged 8by the
storm
Among the bull ldings damaged and
destroyed were the big barn of Nick
Kranz, said To have been the largest
in the country aud capable Of holding
100 TONS Of hay, totally destroyed. j.
Or, Freed 8 barn which was blown into
the yard OF q neighbor and COMPLETELY
overturned; the roof blown on the
Rohweder grain elevator the coal
sheds of the Farmers elevator dennol.
iished and the lumber blown away and
a lumber shed wrecked with the lunls
Der scattered all over the town. The
windows In steere's store were broken
nIif s.lii q
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-05-09
Ole Ronning Buys
Harrington Drug Store

ole Ronning, who until recently was
the owner Of a drug store at Bryant,
on last Saturday purchased the Har-
rington drug store. ss5s
& Mr.. Ronning Is we'll known In this
city, having atone time been phar-
,naceutical clerk for ID 3. Jones, Ieay-s
ing this city and going to Sioux Falls
where he had charge Of one Of the lead
ing drug stores in that city until he
moved to Bryant and engaged in bust
ness for himself. He is a registered
pharmacist and well qualified as q
first class druggist In every way.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-05-09
Official Paper
Was Appointed

q S. x. Way of the Daily Public Oqin-.
ion, through his attorney, George w
Case told the new commissioners what
an awful lot of money the city would
save IL the commissioners would only
accept that papers bid on the official
printing for the city Of Watertown at
the first meeting Of that body last
Monday night. 5.s Il
Mr.. Case said that the official print
Ing for the city Of Watertown amount
ed to about $4,000 last year.
Now just to keep the record straight
we will see just what the OFFICIAL
PUBLICATIONS amounted to in dol
lars and cents during the year of 1911.
The editor of the Saturday News
called on ~. Q. A. Spies. the expert
accountant who is at present engaged
in going over the city books and rec
erds, and asked for the exact amount
Of the money paid out last year for n
FIcIAL PUBLICATIONS by the city
of Watertowr.
58 Mr, Spies turned to his book and;
said 9I find that the amount of $2855i
was expended In the year Of 1911 for
publication Of ordinances and resolu-s
tions which are known as official pub.
LEGATIONS. This is all that can find
charged up to that account"
Then find under the head Of Job
printing. postage and stationery thsI
amount Of s4S1 Adding the two ac-
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-05-09
Sterling Speaks
al the Goss Hall

e Thos, sterling, epublican candidate
for sen ator to succeed Senator Gam.
Bile, addressed a small but appreciatlys
and attentive audience at the Goss
hall last Friday night.
Mr.. Sterling is basing hts campaign
directly on progressive principles. HIS
slogan is, Let the People Rule, He
gave a very clear and interesting an
alysis Of what progressive principles
are, Of what the leaders III the fight
are trying 10 mplish, and what
they have accompl plished ID the past.
MIR. Sterling came to South Dakota
over thirty years ago. settling first at
Norths vile. He later, moved to Red
field where he made HIS home until ten
years aso ilsn he went to Syrermil illion'
to take charge os the University law
school. He was a member of both CON
sstitutional conventions. and has sery-
ed several terms In the legislature,
where he was at the he ead OF important
committees. He has always taken a
keen interest in public affairs, and!
has clear insight into the burning
questions Of the day, gained by q life.
time Of observation and study. Most
of all he is q thoroughly honest and
dependable man, who will give the
most unbiased and earnest service In
case Of election
One Of the worst obstacles Mr.. StsI.3
ling has to contend with in codington
county Is the fact that the Daily Pub
lie Opinion is oyer-reaching itself II
Its efforts to have him carry Coding-
ton county. The voters of this county
are next to this Way" brand Of
politics and are afraid Of any candi,'
date that they happen to advocate.
on this account Senator Gamble VIII
no doubt carry Codington county.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-05-09
Thos. H. Davis,
q. City Auditor
Way S Cut Thr roat
Business Methods

When the selecting 81 tie oficial
city paper came UP for consideration
Sat the arst meeting Of the city com.
missioners, Monday evening stits Way
and his friend and attorney George
w. Case were there with lard
in their hair and before the motion
$Was made, Mr.. Case got up and asked
the commission to accept a stcut
throat bid fom the Public opinion
Company to do the work for about haifi
Eth daily and about a quarter Of the
legal rate In their s veakly Adver.
StisastH which the Public Opinion
company has been charging for the,
.past years when that paper has been
the official paper Of the city. Mr.. Case
went on to state what a great saving;
1t would be to the tax payers of the
city If the commissioners would only
consider that papers bid
City Attorney Says Law Must be Up
held.
-SF5 t-81 y s.
-. e. Mcfarland, the newly appoint
ed city attorney was called upon by
the mayor to enlighten the board on
the official paper matter, as to their
rights under the law In awarding the.
official paper to the lowest bidder. Mr..
Mcfarland gave as his opinion that.
the commissioners had absolutely no
right to enter into contract with any
publisher to print the legal notices for
the city at a less rate than that pre-.
scribed by the statute. PSI
I The law explicitly states, he said,
just how much should be paid for pub
fishing legal notices, and any contract
otherwise was null and void and had
no standing in court, and quoted de-
scisions, which, he said, upheld his
contention. He stated that a publish
5er could come in after agreeing to do
the work at less than the legal rate
and collect the full amount, notwith-
standing any contract, bond or agree
ment made before hand, which would
not stand In court.
The opinion Of the city attorney evi-
3dently satisfied the commissioners
that there was no other way to do but,
gto follow the law and upon a motion
made by Conlmis sioners Bush and sec
onded by Commissioner Snyder the.
Saturday News was unanimously made
the oficial paper Of the city until Sep
tember 1, 1912, when the regular year
commences for all cities under the
commission form Of government.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-05-09
Contract and maintenance bond
Hepry p Englesby. 100000
Il. a Wagner, S
n " Mayor.
attest:
rhos, a. Davis.
III City Auditor.
REsoLu LUTON No. "a

pc IT resolved bS the Board Of Com.
s. missioners Of the City Of Water
town. South Dakota. VI
That the regular meetings Of the
Board Of Commis ssioners of the City
OF Watertown, South Dakota, be held
ID the city Hall Council Oh ambers on
each and every Monday evening com
,lnencing at SO p. N,
That, there being no time fxed for
the regular meetsngs Of said Board,
and It being necessary for the support
of the city government, an emergen-
cy is declared to exist and this PESO
luton Is to be effective from and after.
Its passage.
= Passed as resolution with e1ner-
gency clause and effective after pas.
sage by the Board Of Commissioners
Of the City Of Watertown, South Da-
Kota, this 9Th day Of May, A. D. 1912,
s5 II. a Wagner,
s's. Mayor,
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-05-09
Attest.
Thos. H. Davis,
City Auditor.

Watertown, S. D., May Z, 1912
Special session of commissioners Of
Watertown called to order by Mayor
Wagner, 800 p. M.
81 Present; Mayor Wagner. P. G, Bush.
D. w. Whooley, F A. Countryman.
q Moved by F. A. Countryman, sec
onded by D. w. Wholey, that petition
for sidewalk on Third Street West
between Kemp Avenue and First Av-
enue North, be laid on table until
next regular meeting. Motion carr
ried. Il ~ :5
The following bonds were approved
ana filed:
John II. Conley, treasurer, $50, 10000
R, F. Campbell, city physician, $3.50
n ii. y O'Bryan, city health oficer,
$4,000. 8
N. A. Hickman, building inspector,
$500. 90. .5
Michael Hiltz, boiler inspector. $500,
q. M: Barker, official paper, 100000
r. r Jones chief Of police, 81, 10000
NJ. H. Makepeace, policeman, $4,000
3, s Craig, policeman. $4,000. 3
p II Decker, policeman, 100000.
VIM. Mclaughlin, chief fire depart
ment, $4,000.
]. a. Walters. oliver FIRE department
$z50,,O.
Tom Nicholson. perintendent Of
streets, $500. o.o0.
Frank Bennett city scavenger, $3.50.
q 4. HushaW city weIghmaster,
$4,000.
Z. Baker, city assessor, 10000
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-05-09
Pioneer P asses Away
at Ripe Old Age

4 Died, at his home ten miles forth
west Of Watertown on Tuesday morn
ing, May 4. 1912, William w. olds.
The deceased was one Of codtngton
county's most honored and respected
citizens and came to South Dakota In
1878, where he has resided for 81
years. He was born Oct. 2s, 1880 Ia
the state Of pennsylvania He was
married at the age OF 20 years to Miss
Rebecca McCreary who survives him
He was a member Of the Methodist
church at the time ef his death.
4 The funeral was held Thursday az
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-05-09

counts tore 4 m na ksl 4 s d . stosss 78l N N
scthe tsx pay ysta 81 81 s Ts ~
Gee ffsom t1ts ii ateinsnt about hoSs5 I
much stock Is is place III any think taAt
eeenanates from the paily pablic opir
Eion
,,eb printlng Open to cenpsIls lslvS
Bids.
Practically all the Job Sprint Tor
the city. % mt tter how snael was
given to the lowest dr. that
particular JOB sot work during ths 3
IL 1s1 sEy|SsEEs &,
The only thing that ean be eiasssl
as oftlcial printing Tor The city Il stheE
publicafi Hon 81 ordinances and rescIils;
tons and that class Of work has aslsSl
ways been paid for 1t the legal rate
provided by law ever since the CITY
was organized vs.
IT would seem d llttle out 0f pl ace
for the manager ement Of the Dais Piis-
Die psa.en i after HI act iiing as me Of
deial newspaper for the city tor the
past ave years ana charging ana reas
caiylng the legal rate Tor the pubiish.9
ling OF the oity's ofiicial business toI
come In at this time and offer to do
tie same work for % cents on the
dollar, 70 say The least It looks had
|on the face Of II and We would ssigg gem
| that IL the mana cement Of that sheet
iisnow having 4 aremorse Of science
that fhey replace the money tiss e have &
iFauduieatil Il from the CIV for3
the years past. ssyg
II seems to be the purpose Of the
Public Opinion outfit to either rulssI
|or ruin the newspaper business In
Watertown.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-05-09
usual price, or 4s per cent Of the legal,
rate. Western Farm and News, i.
weekly newspa aper, for printing pro;

usual price, or 4S per cent Of the legal
rate. Western Farm and News, d
weekly newspaper, for printing pro
Sceedings Of commissioners, free Of
charge, and for publishing all oficial
acts of5t the city, for % per cent OF the
price heretofore paid for printing, or
for % per cent Of the leg al rate. q.
". Case made some remarks in favor
of Public Opinion Publishing Com
Iany relative to the bids submitted
and u g. Mcfarland replied for the
commissi ioners. F G. Bush moved
that the Saturday News be the ofaiciai
paper; the time to expire August 81.
1912; !; motion seconded BY Snyder and
upon roll call same was carried BY a
vote as follows: Ayes; Bush, Snyder,
Whooley Countryman and Mayor
Wagner; five ayes, and motion de-
.clared carried. Mr.. Snyder moved
that the city attorney place this mat
ter before the Attorney General fos
his opinion; seconded by Countryman
and carried. Snyder moved that the
salaries Of all appointive officers be
paid monthly and salaries of day men
be paid semi-monthly Motion with
.arawn. Whooley moved that the four
banks Of the city be made deposit
aries sof public funds. Carried.
Ordinance No. Al, fixing salaries of
appointiYe officers, introduced by MI.
Whooley, was read and passed first
reading by a roll call as follows
Ayes, Bush, Whooley, Snyder, Country
man and Mayor Wagner: carried sf
Resolution No. X1, fixing time of reg
ular board meeting for each Monday
at 1880 p. m, introduced by Country
man, read and adopted by a vote as
follows, on roll call Ayes; Bush,
Whooley SNYDER, Countryman and
Mayor Wegner. Declared adopted.
Resolution No. X2, fixing the amount
of bonds Of appointive oficers, intro
Educed by Snyder, and was adopted BY
a vote as follows: Ayes; Bush, Sny-
der, Wholey, Gountryman and Mayor
Wagner. Declared adopted.
Bonds of T. H. Davis as city audit
or and ]. G. Mcfarland as, city at,
5torney approved
Mr.. Snyder moved that the matter
of refusal Of bonds De referred to the
commissioner Of Finance and Public
Revenue; carried
Petition for walk to Third Avenue
West, between Kemp Avenue and
First Avenue North, read and refer
red to Commissioner Of Streets and Pub
lie Grounds.
NJ G. K. Snyder moved, and seconded
by Countryman that special session
be called for May 7th, 1912, for the.
purpose of approving bonds and TAX
ing UP sidewalk petitions. Carried.
d. w Whooley moved to adjourn.
H. Is. Wagner,
Mayor /
49,
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-05-09
OLD COUNCIL

The city council met irregular ses-
sion Monday evening. Mayor Wagner
presided and all aldermen were pres
ent and answered to roll call. The
minutes of last meeting were read and
approved, as was the report Of City
Engineer Schretber Of water used N
flush tanks for December, January,
February and March.
A letter from c. B. Enkema & Co.
relative to the proposed issue Of bonds
was read, being a refusal to accept
the bonds as per their bid and a
request for the return Of their check
of $4,000, and on motion was re-
ferred to the new commissioners.
The resignation of o. j.. Opheim,
as acting chief OF police, as read and
accepted. This matter brought out
some discussion on the part Of some
Of the councilmcn, who stated that
inasmuch as Mr.. Opheim had been
a faithful and efficient officer, that he
should not be removed from the po-
sition. On the vote four aldermen
voted for the acceptance of the resig-
nation and four against it,. Mayor
2 Wagner voted in the Affirmative, thus
deciding the matter.
A report Of the committee on secur-
ing garbage tank was read and ac-
,cepted. The tank being purchased is
the same model as is being used by
the city of Minneapolis.
The Finance committee reported
the bills presented as being correct
and on motion warrants were ordered
drawn for the several amounts as
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-05-09
Case Of KirWan vs..
The Dakota Mutual

IL
The case Of D. ]. Kirwan ys. the
Dakota Mutual Life Insurance COM.
pany, was tried before Judge Myers
In municipal court yesterday, result
ing In the case being dismissed, on
the grounds that the same action had
been tried once before and the same
questions involved decided az that
time. siS 5s59
The action was brought by KirSan
who had been assigned an account
held against the company for the al I
ieged purchase Of calendars and other
advertising matter by calendar
house outside the state. The insur.
ance company claimed that the goods
were ordered by Il party who had no
authority to do SO, and that the all
legged order had been count nterinanded.
Harold the son Of Jesse Brooks Of
Florence met With a serious accident
Sunday night While playing with I.
hammer piece Of iron new ai:ss
struck him ID tie eye, cutting large
cash in theseye He was imnediateIy
brought 70 Watertown and placed un.
der the care of an oculist
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1912-05-09
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF THE
BOARD OF CITY COMMISSIONER

p. Piercy y. Z. .S5. q. III Is
Hess 3 Rau &. So. 800
John Sours &. !. y. Z. I.
Frank Bramble |. I. :. 4. &. 101.S5
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Quickest, SurGSt Cough
Rem dy Ever Used
stops Even Whooping Cough Quickly
A Family Supply for 5Oe-Money
Refunded IL Il Fails.

II someone in your family has an
obstinate. deep seated cough-even
WhCoping cough-which has yielded
slowly % treatment buy q 50 cent bot
Tie o. Pinex and watch that cough
Vanish. II II fails, money back prompt
y, and without argument
4 80 cent bottle Of Pinex. when
mixed with homemade sugar svrup
makes a fun pint-a family supply
" the most effective cough remedy
tnat money can buy, at a saving Of 81
Gives instant relief and will usually
wipe out a bad cough in q hours or
less. Easily prepared in five minutes
directions in package.
PineN Cough Syrup has a pleasant
fsste-children take it willingly 1t
stimulates the appetite and is slightly
iaJative-both good features Splendid
for Group. hoarseness, throat tickle.
incipient lung troubles and a PROMPT.
successful remedy for whooping cough.
Pinex is a special and highly con-
centrsted compound Of Norway White
Pine extract, and is rich in ellaiacol
and other elements which are so heal
ing to the membranes. Simply mix il
with sugar syrup or strained honey. in
g pint bottle. and il is ready for use.
Used In more homes in the L. S. and
Canada than any other cough remedy.
Fiuex has often been initiated, but
vever successfully. for nothing else will
-.duce the same results. The genuine
-uaranteed TO give absolute salts
tln or money refunded. Certificate
7-antee is wrapped in each pack
Your druggist has Pinex or win
for you If not. send to The
Co. TT. WAYNE, Ind.