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charles COIN ct al foreclosure OF mtg; at
tOrncy. , y Freedman. ..,n,bers a,,
PIKE ST -, Katherine Cn eng ro,,,, a.,
Albert stake = al foreclosure oil mits'' at
tcrneve de- WIN. Lookn:an q -" VIZ
57TH -. 2IS and 80 Eas' NO." c,c,,o
Knapp agt Caroline : SETTLER et ~ y" ,'oi
go set aside conNey ancrt; a'lo'"'.' ~
FoitEsT AVE. % 3. geo II y Of l?', ns, ST:
~ -. John \ Mccarthy q hI" 80. aric.,
/. yons q al faction 10 forrclose "'-'''
li.ut. ATTORNEYS Nonken Bros.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address "i zone
Manhattan.

,,r,.rt.pn,u Az. % s. II> 70 Of 10Th
ST. .53xico: July -. 1911: rdvard Ig iri,,d
to Julius Mcndclson' 800, ,9e r %o,YI{
EROOME ST ~ " cor Eldridsc 81 80
Npril l. 1905. AARON Jacobs II" MaIk NH-i
baum: >i.OG> 60; attorneys. E"sehthdi HU''"
cola III M Misi NVB 90: mtec on lease etc.
Fob - iaI2: Thomas = Mulryan I" lion
| Brcwcr,: $3.50. attorneys tit'h' Mo't 4" "''"''
SAME pHoPEETy: Fob g. 1905. Joseph +
Farlc, 20 same: >j.oso sam" attornrl 5. ...,..
SAME PROPERTY ana date same 10 sd"e'
5000. same attorneys. 49,. ,.,., ,- Z,
Muliyan tp same. sou. ~ 49, ri,
- AVE. W S. - n n OF Doth 81. 2dNi3' Fcp
H. 1905. Louis 4 Elias Roth 10 Isaac brown
SIj.coo. attorney. y !; case: -" Broahway', &C.
27TH ST 3i$ Wes iasSS9: Ma ta 2tn rs
Bank: SI.0ol; attorney. Title Huaranrc ana
3iST 81. III East. 2oN9> .: May .. 1906
Marlin !. ana Maty Campbell 10 sterling Ster
ling. <2p1n; attorney, seth Terry 80 hIodu
March L.. 1909; No l3G West "lti street Co.
Inc. TO Henry " Gillctt: SG5O00, attorneys.
culver 4 Whttlcscy. - Broad ST.
9TH ST. II =. 40 Il " Of columbus ave -vH
1O2 =: oct 16, 1891: Thomas and Helen VI
Edgar to metropolitan Life Insurance Co;
$4,000; attorneys, Clarke Il Clarke 81 Cham
iiGru II. 30 West. 27viooii: Nov .. 1905;
sadie Elias 10 tho Rembrandt Really co.
12IrH 81. 22G East. .5N:H.ii: oct -. iNal :
Thomas j Robinson to t.nm1 knapp, $1,000.
attorney. Lawyers Title Insurance Co. 1850
lirpddvai.
IssiT ST. s.. ~. II O 81 9Th ave. 2G>99 n:
April 30 1901; Henry "a Post to Kate Macy
I4,dd $4,000. attorneys W q a + Cham
berlin. 81 Nassau So.
The Bronx.
AVE H.. eor 18th 80 duiouporti. l0NN 49,
tpril a. 1919. MARI \ McNunne 10 M'ly NJ
Gurl. N.7o'. attorney q Power. 2I5> Walker
uALsEy rL o. cor Kmncsr ~ msp
Cedric PaIli. 34Nlcu. Man -. 1901. Charles j.
I Blumcnthal 90 Pauline Nicn'chc. s2.Ip; a.
toncy. Timothy Power. 2'jN Walker aNc.
JACOBS ST GNith ST.. n Q 81. - n Of
Frederic - NOV Hughes ave.. 25xloo: June
Il. 1907: John and Margaret Gleason to cath
arine Paris; $1,000, attorney. John J Phclan.
LYMAN PLACE. q s.. 227 n from cor
Freeman -. 2jNioo lN23>"0 II juno ~ iHl2.
Adoiph and Josephine Iruh' ~ Emil Rohnz .
t2.Jnn. at'oruc,. ~ i,olitl'k. itO Iroadwat.
N'I;l Herr WE bi'''n i.., s. ~" o. u
Of t~Ith =. lor,iio. uer :. 1911. kirh. con-
-tru'toU 90 FOO Iuaolph Sons. >lp"h. 'u"r-
i.'.. Nr.Dui0r Is E"th'"'ill. ~ Ei"tIHat.
ipT o. nap LIS ~ Wash AND o. 81 -tn-
tlistt,.. Sos &c. Ipip. kirht Construction GO
tr Central E.liiiU- AND co. $4,000 attor
u'. SOS lorh rir" iusur'n." co... 10 Broad
LOTS . ,af .. u..p Loel. in r:ar,.,.on con.
r'I Euhre .'ur. Mar ~. 1900. rhoma. VI
and sarah iI'Ntt 20 William sherwood. :.
WAN
.Lor - map 100 re,s'er IS '1mtt
a,i. a,e. Co.,. re. i@ I'i.. Edward j. J,.k
arI fo John Ntt'.l. trustee. >3@o. address
-"i i'roaIulr
i"I - to iof nep of century utc.tmout
eco. %rt -l. l9l2 Mor"I Ee,t, CO. to Joseph
D. mi Dol. O. ru.f,rRo-.n. $500. atforn,, s
,lafnu N Howe go rroaIvar.
r.... 7:,ioa. 81. a. ioi. Norcu E,alt. 90
fn N.H tHre Trust co. 80 ~l. attorney, = y
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TRANSFERS GhllATIN HOME.

The Dycicer Realty Company yesterday
took title to the Gallatin property at the
southwest corner Of Fifth avenue and
I'D s,rcs:. A mortgage OF sSoo'VV was
placed or tee property ;or five years at
"a per cent. A business building IS to be
erected on the site
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PROPOSALS.

QU ARTERMASTER OFFICE. WEST POINT,
New York. March {. t9l3.-Sealcd proposals.
IN riplicato, subject to thu usual conditions,
VIII be received AT this Office until 300 .. M.
Aprll ., 1913. for draining and filling swamps
on Constitution Island The United states re- 70
serves the right to accept or reject any or all
proposals Forms and specifications furnished
upon application
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Joseph p. DAY TALKS.

Joseph p. Day spoke last evening before
the Mount Vernon Republican club
Frank a. Stratton presided.
Mr.. Days topic was the proper deVel-
opment and selling of Westchester County
nrOncrtN.
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MARCH lo
Manhattan.

MOHNINGSIpE AVID WEST. cor liith
- for = > 81, dwls. a2N9li. Corporation "f
tho NoNitiate Fathers of Micro. -" West @ith
st. owner. Gross a ti'ss. ~ East i1th 81.
ar hltcct4. SD. 600.
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FOR SALE.

PURE LiNSEED on - cents gallon. de-
naturrd alcohol. - cents gallon. machine
OIL - cents gallon. any quantity. TRAN
TER. -; canal 81.
SIS % ELECTRIC VACUUM CLEANER for
SIS co. good So 90 electric vibrator 81.
both in perfect condition. description by mail
on request. MuENZEN, l51 West t2d st. Room
2O:
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$685. 900 APARTMENT LOAN.

The New York Title Insurance Com
pany is making a building loan oil S5e0'""
on the northeas. corner Of 10th street ana
Amsterdam avenue TO the Edmund
Francis Realty Company for the purpose
Of erecting a ten story fireproof apart
mont house Of the highest type which -
to be ready for occupancy early in the
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Madison Street
Monroe street


The approximate amount Of the lien or charse
- satisfy which the atov, described property is
10 be sold IS So 81" ~ with interest thereon
from the 9Th day OF January. 1913, together
with the costs and allowance amounting to
SlOJ 81. with interest thereon from February
9th 1918. together with the expenses Of the
sale The approximate amount Of taxes. as
scssmcnts and other liens which are % be al
lowed 20 the purchaser out OF the purchase
money. or paid by the Referee. IS seof - and
interest
Dated. New York February 18th. 1918.
j. SIDNEY BERNSTEIN. Referee.
WILSON NJ POWELL. Attorney FOR Plaintiff.
No. Wall street. Borough OF Manhattan.
New York Ttfr.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

ROWEEY. 30. BENJAMIN bloom agt samuel
\ Berger: Feb ~. 1913 tbs bomb. >jG"
llTii AVE 80 and 10. Payne CONSTRUCTION
60 Inc asf Peter M,Girr 81 al. Jan -. 1913
C,y bomb 500 $50
FREMONT AVE. 80. Heights Plumbing
supply 90 agi II \ liaglcman ct al. March
tarr
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rUYS AT ARVERNC.

Tie Jews II. May Company has soid
fer tho Stuyvesant Real Estate Company
OPennsyivania Railroad Company q pot
on tho sco,h sios OF I've station plaza al
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SUMNER RESIDENCES FOR SALE
PORTABLE BUNGALOWS FOR SALE

Two room. <t50. thrc'-roou, $40. four
room. $500. ny,-roou $3.50. call OF write
for Illustrated catalogue. McCOUIr BROTH
FRS. office and factory. G3o3 10 Gj01 3tn
ave Rrpplrlfl
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LIMITED PARTNERSHIP.

IRA SCUREIBER NOTICE L. HEREBY
given that the undersigned. being desiTous
~ forming limited partnership pursuant TO
and I'm conformity with the statutes of the
state Of Sew York. do hereby declare certify
"a That the name Of the firm under which
this partnership - 60 d. conducted IS ira
schreiber. and the County wherein the prin =
cipal place ~ business b. 20 be located Is the
90 That the general nature Of the business
intended to boz transacted is manufacturing Of
chidrens dresses.
~ That the names OF al the general and
special partners Interested therein. all 81
whom are of iull age. and their respective
places OF residence arr as follows.
Ira Schneider. general partner, residing u
80. G0i West 1924 street, IN the Borough Of
Manhattan. city OF New York.
Milton Schreihor, special partner. residing al
No. IN West l1sth street. I'm the Borough OF
Manhattan. city OF New York
90 The amount of the capital which the
special partner has contributed to the comm IN
80 Tha, the time ~ which the said parta,r-
ship Is 10 begin j. the 2sth daN - February.
1919. and the tmc at which it is 70 end $ the
18th day OF February. 1915
In witness whereof W. have hereunto set cur
hands and seals this 18th dag Of February
IRA sCHREIBER.
MILTON scuREIBER.'
state Of New York. city Of New York County
Of New York. rs;
ON this 18th DAY - February 1913 before
m" personally appeared Ira -. rehcr and
Milton Schrcibcr. each to me known and hnown
90 mo % be ono OF tho individuals described
in. who executed the fore going instrument. and
each of whom HcknoWlcd 10 mo that he
executed the same.
DORA TiONpN.
Notary Public. New York 20.
state Of New York. city OF New York, County
of New York. So.
Ira Schneider. being duly sworn. deposes and
says that he Is tho gencral partner above
named in tho firm OF Ira schneider referred to
I'm the foregoing certificate.
That the said sum of $40 10000 specified IN
said certificate 90 be contributed In the ON
mon stock 10y Milton Schreihcr. as gpccial
partner. In such certificate named. has been
actually and In good faith paid I'm cash
IRA SCHREiEER.
sworn 70 before me- this 2>th dsy Of fcbru-
AIRY. 1919. DORA BONDY.
Notary Public. Nov York Go.
Soi. LEVI. Attorney for Copartnership'
80 broadway Now York ,itv.
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ANOTHER SALE ON FR|CK BLOCK
Dr. Walter B. James Buys Otto H. KanS Plot in 10th Street.
and Is to Erect New Dwelling House,
IN THE AUCTION MARKET

Clarence avenue, Arvcrnc. TO a client, VIII
viii erect a business building.
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THE WEST END STORAGE WARtho,a.rs -
BEN BItME>THtL. PropIle'--

NEW YORK. MARCH >. i9l3.-IO N ,Ssssr,
Corcoran. 1hos Cromwell. VIM -, ,,,cn,
Account No | and No. > MIS-. Lo,''Y 'pr,nr.
n. McGowatf Thos. clover. Mrs. j. ~ y.
Mrs. Lulu Minis. j. \. BALDWIN, Tli-
Wiley Mrs. Elizabeth calhoun, MIN VII and
Ia Rue Williams. Mrs. Viola Anoeis MS
Ludwig Raumann CO. Howard En,,| Mrs.
j. Eims. Mrs u. Vessels Paul bdi,.. ;r,yee
John Quinn. James T.. Dickson. NIT. ~, Ranks
Mrs. Alice Archer. Mrs. l.. Ehorle' n.,s Robln-
James Edwards MIS-. l. Grimes WI W. Ms
son, Mrs. T.. Lawrence, Mrs. VIM. po"s' Ms
Nellie Seymour Mrs. H.. G. Jene' .o. .Io, a,s
Frank Summcrylle You and each @. O., ~ ny
hereby notified that the time for ra.sne hs,ing
lien upon property hereinafter descIluSSa "a heoa
expired. after due notice Thereon ., VT
given you. | viii cause such properE, me-.
household goods. personal cnects am s,,e %
chandise stored by YOU. or IN your 70 GUAR
In which YOU claim an interest, III ". nub.
anty Storage Warehouses. TO be sou az arch
lie auction according TO the statue uare.
cases made and provided. AT W. New
houses. 81 and 81; West flst fs,'e,a ,s 4;
York city. on Monday, March =, ,,aIs,si
1880 a. m. and II the sale Is NOT 'p'n,,lnuei
on the said date the sale VIII he 0o,u,,,Aay
AZ the same place on each and ever mn,i
thereafter beginning AT 1880 a. H.
sale Is completed. ,o,.crs
GUARANTY STORAGE WAREiioL,ss,or
JOHN J. WEBB. Proprie'o-
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BUILDING LOAN CON HhI .

MARCH "a.
AMSTERDAM AVE. II cor l-utH ~, ~
700 i1NI95. Montrose Realty 90 LOADS -"
mund Francis Realty 20 S'~I."op 500, -.
100: New York Life Insurance Co loans 'hd''cS
Kaye 81 ,oJOroo
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Tho following transactions were recorded
Yesterday al The Bronx Real Estate Exchange:
By Joseph i. Day.
MORRIS RI 100 s.. So n of Park ave
IGN>l. . sty dVlr. sold Go the plaintiff Tor
=. iW
CARPENTER AVE. W $. about l10 II 81
2iau st. being part OF lot 1881. 2INlU'. sold
to the plaintiff for 81 ND
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DENTISTS.

DIR. HAYWOOD. "a Broadway. corner Cham,
ners, Phone 1903 Worth. Hours %. Closed
Saturday.
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ANTIQUES.

ANTIQUES Second hand furniture e.ehons
sold. I. Crcamer GIG 9th ave
Plaza 626l.
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ATLANTIC CITY.
Hotel New England

So. Carolina ave. and Beacn. Private tan,
running water in rooms. Elevator 10 sire.
level. sun Parlor. Capacity. 800 Special Spin,
rates Booklet BRYAN & WILLIAMS
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BOOKS.

BOOKS AND SETS: ALSO OLD ~, 0s 81
stamps wanted for cash. NhpL"
Bloadway. Brooklyn.
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STORAGE NOTICES.
The West End Storage warehou'"
.o,-eio WEST s9TU II.

New York. March ie,n ~ W.T.
To George : Bellinser. Mrs Jam Ios.rt,,
Boush. David : Brown. IT,, MISS svs' Nay
curtis. Miss Mary \. DELANEY M,,,,ss,,ir.
Emory. Miss Mae Harris I;ou Iiy1 me- Mrs z
y Lon, Miss katherine Liyingsione Ma'sn'-:
Marcus. Mr.. ". II. nolan ME-. ,it,iia s lat
You and each OF you arc HEREBY h.,',,, non ths
the time for the payment 81 my Ien OppSy,ir,5
property hereinafter described haNlhs ,,ou
after due motto, thereof had been sNsn ,s,ssol!
viii cause such property. TO VII n.orcS b,
goods ncrsonal effects. carpets. etc. stoi'1 ,osr
You or in your name Tor IN which 20" S,ors:,
have an Interest," IN The West tuu 80 A..
Warehouse. 10 be- sold a. public au..s. ,ri
cor,ling TO the statute i'm such case ilau ns rs
provided. at George Mcrle.s auction "g T,e.isp
Fast is5th St. New NorA CITY. on ,,olnes
Warcb o, ,eI2 m 1880 a. M and on VEN" ~
dav March 18th 1918. at 1880 a. M an. s !. N,
sale thereof Is not completed on sal ia Ia, On
same will be- continued at the sam mere.
each ami every TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY AMI
after. |. ginning al 1890 a. m. on ca, 80"
continuing until all the goods are s,r
rnk uEST INn STORAGE W NhTu"s
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APARTMENT HOTELS.
THE LANGDON, 9Th ,s Ai' s, and
Now open. New Works latest fashionable
hotel Booklets and particulars on request
EH,it'Np ~ GHATIl.LO\.
FURNISHED APARTS. TO RENT.

FREE INFORMATION regarding Investigated
-ub-l't apartments. LELANDS. I West
ord Il E~tahiisIeI over twenty five years.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1913-01-30

amounted to loan by the city
to the county and was entered
INTO in the face Of the fact that
the statutes Of the state con-
template no such arrangement
and neither the city or the
county had authority to enter
into it. Now the time has arrived
when the city Of Fort Pierre is
anxious to terminate the ar
rangement and asks as a cash
consideration therefor the sum
Of $4,000. That is, now that
they have manipulated the mat
ter to suit themselves, they want
their money back. Their boasted
gift of $4,000 to the county to
assist in building a court house,
has had a string to it all these
years. Under the terms Of the
alleged contract the city is to
appoint three persons, the coun-
ty commissioners a like number,
and these two bodies a seventh
person, and this committee fixes
the amount to be paid the city
by the county. We wonder if the
county and it's present. officers
can be film -flammed in this way.
The writer does not pretend to
be IA lawyer, but the arrange
ment as now sought to be en-
forced by the city Of Fort
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their hands, and may need to
take treatment for writer's
cramp before they are through
with it. But no matter how
irksome the task may be. when
the bonds are signed and the
money received therefor applied
to the payment of outstanding
warrants, Stanley county will
be upon u cash basis for the
first time in it's history, and
warrants will be worth their face
1t may be added that with the
present revenues of the county,
there is no necessity Of getting
behind again, and the people will
hold the present county officers
to strict accountability on that
score.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1913-01-30
LIERD LAW
IL UP AGAIN
Stock Owners Would Have
Legislature Amend Pres
ent Trespass Act

Like Banquo ghost the herd
law rises again to torment the
members Of the present legisla-
ture. In 1907, the first effort
was made to solve the problems
growing out Of the conflicting
interests Of the settlers and the
cattlemcn west Of the river. A
herd law was then passed provid-
ing for optional adoption by a
majority vote in the counties west
of the Missouri river. Thcreaft-
er the law was adopted in Stan
ley and Lyman counties. 1t was
defeated in Pennington, Meade
and another county or two where
submitted. There was more or
less discussion Of the problem in
the legislature of 1909, and Sena-
tor Fred S. Rowe, of this county,
introduced bill providing for
free range during the winter
months Of the year, which, how
ever, did not become a law. The
legislature Of 1911 contributed
its share to the controversy by
repeating the optional feature of
the law Of 1907 and making the
herd law apply in all counties Of
the state. The cattle interests at
once invoked the referendum
and the operation of the act
was suspended until the general
election last November, when a
statewide vote was had on the
measure and a general herd law
adopted by an overwhelming
vote. The advocates Of free
range, either restricted or alb
sOlute, are back in force for the
present session, and at least one
bill, possibly several, bearing on
the subject, will be introduced
Immediately after the vacation.
An attempt will be made to ar
rive at compromise measure
that will give adequate protec-
,iOn to the various, interests at
the present stage of the country {
development, but it is impos-
sible to foresee just what will be
accomplished.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1913-01-30

There is a lot Of sentiment in
the present Legislature in favor OF
constitutional convention and
it is not unlikely that the ques-
ton of calling such convention
will be submitted to the people
ut the next general election. The
irrigation people, the good roads
people, the tax commission peo-
pie and other supporters Of
needed legislation have run up
against constitutional ObStr1ic
tions, and it is evident that a
convention or con-
siderable patching Of the pres
-nt constitution will have to be
resortcd to, if desired legsia-
ton along various lines is to be
secured.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1913-01-30

Pierre, is not the donation con-
templated by the statute, bnt
simply a loan. Since when, we
beg to enquire, has it become Ie-
gal for a city to lend money TO
county or county to borrow
from city. We have always sap.
posed that a county must subIhit
the matter of borrowing money
to vote of the people but there
are those who would have us
believe that Stanley county has
borrowed $4,000 from the city
of Fort Pierre, which it is
now being asked to pay back, and
We have heard nothing Of the
matter having been submitted to
a vote of the people. We be-
Iieve that we understand the
the temper of the people over the
county, and there is likely to
be expressions Of dissatisfaction
other than ours, if the county
pays the city Of Fort Pierre the
$4,000 she is asking or any part
thereof.
Let the people be heard from.
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1913-01-30
d COUNTY
Sold to Chicago Firm.-Two
Officers Threatened With
Writer'S Cramp

The one hundred and fifty
thousand dollar bond issue autho-
lied by the voters at the general
election last fall has just been
sold by the county commissioners
to a Chicago concern through
the Banak Of Midland. The
bonds are in denominations Of
one thousand dollars each and
bear five per cent interest. They
are payable in twenty years with
the option reserved by the coun-
ty of paying portions of the is-
sue at any time after five years.
That the county is not in a bad
way financially is evidenced by
the fact that the issue sold at
a premium Of $3.50. The bonds
are being autographed in Chica-
60 by the purchaser and will
be submitted for the signatures
Of the chairman Of the board of
county commissioners and the
county anditor on or about Marct
first. 1T Is interesting to note
that each of these individuals
must sign their names six thous-
and four hundred times. Gentle
reader, did you ever calculate
how long it would take you to
sign your name six thous-
and four hundred times!
Il not. . little calculation will
0onyince you that our auditor
I'D Chairman F. 3. Norris0u
~ Aays quite : ittas tsak q
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1913-01-30
1T. PIERRE'S
! DONATION
On the Court House Only a
oan"---County Asked to
Dig Up $4,000

That old, old court house deal
has risen again, and there is
likely to be lot of splinters in
the air before the matter is
laid to rest again. How the city
of Fort Pierre issued bonds in
excess Of its constitutional limit,
raised ten thousand dollars by
endorsement Of them by bank
ing institution of the county. en-
tered into an illegal contract
with the county for a share of
the new court house, and as
sisted in building the same is a
long story. One of these days we
mean to tell it, but for the pres
ent it is enough to say that the
contract between the city of Fort
Pierre and Stanley county con-
tanned the provision that the
said city should occupy certain
rooms in the court house which
should be relinquished eventually
by the city for a cash considera-
ton. OF course, this arrangement
Philip weekly review and Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 1912-1918, 1913-01-30

The Pennington county delega.
tion is backing a proposed con-
stitutional amendment exempt
ing irrigation projects from tax
alton for period of ten years
after construction and have. as
might be expected, encountered
considerable opposition from
members representing the dis
tricts east Of the river.