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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-20
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
iyylr meme and edIro,s Of purchaser and attorney
A.EgT.
Manhattan.

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AQDObOH ~ @ 40 l.1.ir Jsa'e 1.,'.
vile: y utg ST.. ...l April j.. atty. v, u
=, ~ '.'"-'''-. ~ it1, .. 9-vq7. NJ =,
Az o. 900 'iy' ,ls,b ~ IN, e.. o00 March
-, e''E. fe .'ei. i'' ,. lS1 O., s,,o, Il ny
~ ---.', o., IL i,..,-y a., H.. al C.'te-ir1
" Gr.t ss4 50u All. II. ATS. s Wcohs.ef. 81
an ~ "sI &c -oe. s,., 81 80 2,loo. Esther :
~ - 81 'f'..,- .t ~ y.-.,-I * 4 D., A /
ca-ci d. Cst.s A. Er80i.yn im.g $I1ctOJ:
A''N -'' l''''' carmen O. 1..''.''.'' '''' si5'j
SAME PROPERTY; a J Ccr1rh 70 C. Cericl. .s.
-.,r- s,.,.. 500
ST NICHOLAS AV. s.. a, 8 former isotu 30.
uIE. I0p C3 20 s present l.s, 81 ra .ol
y, 'l6as6 AaaIiaa ay r. al ,orm,r i,stl
l.gH a. Ig01U3. Gc-.Ie A German 20 CrG ot
NN. a /. q C: March is. any. Corporation
FAST BRoAbWAY. be- W cor MONTGOMERY St.
1s,l5o / Kahn 10 X Factor II Aftcfucy So lmtg
$4,000; ali Hens: March 10. atty. A 5 Aaron
ufioCou ST "a tG10 n Clrt,ttuhcr - a. IL
hCUoUI ~ u, 7 sam 10 TtSrisc fG.dlrg Co 81
,r,rtst'.t iusg So Door. Audi IL. atty. Z & O.
n, 81
M6NRoe ST. n g, 2CC Jefferson ST. ecVle0: J.
S ia 10Y '. ta-n ls ais s,odia-. A M H.,
I-,t, 500
esHE pRoPFRTY: Jarmu.0. ,-ly % a. cE--. %
Ea,..II E,alty tJgpr. l.5 R"ay. AIll j.. same
ftts. $50. 900
william ST. 1884, g. IfT'ts1lIN-A O., vs. d
"GSl''-'T 20 Iea.g s GLroy. OBJ, s-'ar. q, pant
,m'S $1,000 Oh "Ho'''' ''o'' ''' i'''' -1''''''
AoI4 ST us l0- o Madison az, 20xl005: Isabella
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-20

s.bi- Ju1ia I,-w W Farley: siS2055
Siecel Mar-D Greenherg. Sl24 81
Srr0tzsr Mar-E Ahearn. Sl1j l.
Simos1n Henry HI Klinger> t3li q
esms-ssme. t133.16
Teif, ihauu Ieon-J II Walter = a. tl.i 90
Third street Live Poultry Co. Irc--N Abrahams.
$3.50 81
T,flv Mari0-p Steinman. $50 90
Williams. Audncy A G. Patterson e. a.: $l62. 81
NIar.tr NurmLu-A ser. Neral a COndt Go.
Sill Of
Waters VIM R-Plumbcrs' Trade Journal Pub
90. $3.50 80
West Indies Plantation. Inc-H Day: te30. IS
ZaubGrg Paul and Ellzabeth-A SpanOlc: 81. O2i %
ViItafns Em,t-Bramha Deane Co. $lss.l2
Champion FiTcproof Door CO-City of Y: fl-s2I
Crescent Parts CO-Samc. t3G4.9s
paterson Pub Co-Same. SLIGO
Durlax Non Arcing Trolley Co-Same: ;46ll 81
D,rrsnce Co-Same. $500 ~
Purabls oil Mfg CO-Sans. $685. Is
Rapld Motor Transportation and Maintenance Co
Same. <l9l ~
Re- selma err-Same. stt4 1s
The Drapery-Same; .slll3
Home Quitting CO-SAne. Slyl- o.
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Rents Ridgewood Dwelling.

s. s Wa,crum Gordon * FoTnar leased for
Mr., Bertha j. I-tz the dwelling / East lranklIn
sv.. RdgeaooI. y. j.. to Frank Scot. Of Man
La--au.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-20

CENTRAL PARK wEsI 2sei Y Msliphant agt
,o r.''" h''"'' '''' SIS
PARK Az o. ~ Of issth Of: Brpnr Artincisl
stone Works agt N Iiemmens and y Edison
Co owners VIM Burr Co. contractor tfsneNsil;
1893 II
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SrRROGATEs NOTICES.

~ PURSUANCE OF an order Of Honorable
John D. Cohalan, a Surrogate OF the
County OF New York, notice is hereby given
T. an persons having claims against Cath
crime 4. Bliss. late Of the County OF Kew
York. deceased. 70 present the same with
vouchers thereof 90 tho subscribers at their
Mace OF trauSactiug business. a. the office
OF their attorneys. Everett Clarke b Ben
edict, No 81 Wall Street. IN The Borough
Of Manhattan. city 81 New York. on or
before the Sth dav OF October next
Dated. New York. the 9Th day OF April.
WALTER p. BLISS.
GEORGE j. AGNEW.
EVERETT. CLARKE g BENEDICT. At
torueys Tor Executors. 81 Wall Street,
borough ~ Manhattan. New York city
PHYFE. WILLIAM HENRY PIN PUR-
suancc Of an order OF honorable John =.
CohaIau. a Surrogate OF the County OF New
York. notice IS hereby given 10 all persons
having claims against william Henry 4.
Phyfe' late OF the County Of New York,
deceased % present the same with youch-
ers thereof 10 the subscriber. 81 her place
OF transacting business. az the Office OF
Frederick s. Woodruff. No i65 Broadway,
In the CITY OF New York, on or before the
18th day Of october next
Dated. New York. the 29th day OF March.
1915. EDITH Is. PHfFE,
FREDERICK s. WOODRUFF. Attorney
for Administrative. 1875 Broadway, Bor-
ough OF Manhattan. New YORK city.
AcAEAN. MAltlA In ~ hNlANtk Of Az
order u Hon Robert Ludlow Fowler. a Surro-
gate " the County OF New York. notice Is hereby
given 70 al persons having claims against Mara
T. Mexican. late Of the County q New York De.
ceased 10 present the sane with vouchers thereo,
TO the subscriber. az his ace o. ransactins bust
ncSs at the Office OF Marx cross Company. No. tOa
Finh avenue. Borough Of Manhattan. city q Ses
York on or before the 7th day Of july, 1918
Dated New York. January 4th. 1918
JOHN r MckEAN Administrator
NICHOLAS Z. BETJEMAN Attorney Tor Ad.
uilnistrAt0r. No. s. Liberty street. Borough u
Manhattan. New iork city
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sURRoGATE's COURT cHAmBERs-sCHULZ.s
No day calendar
Trial Term-SCBILZ. 4.
No day calendar
REFEREES APP0lNTEp-sUPREkE COURT.
By BRADY. J.
Goldsticker Denver Realty Co--John Dunn.
Beach Doyle-J COtter Connen
RECEIVER APPolsTE0-sUPREmE COURT.
BRADY. J.
Amelia Smith/E II Hammond-Water HARDING.
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QUEENS COUNTY,

DECISIONS BY KELLY, J.
Foy ct aDPennsylyania Tunnel n Terminal r
Co ~ CorCorau Lucas. ia Re Ralph. IN 70 Chan-
son. Renda fDuba et al orders signed.
In re- Braunsten. Motion granted submit order
dispensing with production Of original mortgage
Railway Go 81 al For the reasons stated orally
on the argument the motion Tor mandamus Is
granted The order submitted for signature to-day
Is signed 40 writ IL submitted.
Title Guarantee and Trust C0/Queens Land aud
Title Co q, al. order Of reference ID James NJ
Seaman signed.
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WESTMINSTER COUNTY.
SUPREME COURT.

i-kTOEH. ]. Part ~ LDNll hiNSs j.
Calendar at 40 a m;
sprinssteel Horton RUPERT Han ,..,c.
Iosij1nifz BENJAMIN schlppeni/ NYNH&HRR
s = Aiis tgYYGSHRRR knowles NYNH&hRR
NOnners BwyI Gdbu hti!el bee'il
kanft Klsele ht4tI. bta'h
Tie following causes MAJ either Be marked ready
or ofI,. 5'aSC EbrsI,rwz Pace West s. Ry Co
Ma5.fN%y%UEHER GrUgsnt Maxwell Briscoe
:. Itr,,,ri. N.YNITNiiRE HllllCk JACKSON
p,ytt, W,p,ar HAYDEN CityNewRocheile
i,UnnI NYC&HRRR Farrell. B-dtcyConCo
NcCiriay Spsro Wilson Waite
Young keystoug StateCon GaAe.9, , WeslEechf'o
Shields NYNH&HRR Eldl, Wmtriige; , as nec'r
Heating ASmIth& sons ,ioNfeeh'sltL S Shh
Garnet Co AuIdlh'. J., ~ u hAus
n, mao, n Il T Dunlop fNakeman
,rblrnnsor 4 n T Batteu/ Klause
n. mnsruI II Collins Kelly
T Tt,rnIsC,5l n T Rippatti NYCSHRRR
Po,lItf NYCSIiRRR Sue,endeal GRingler&Co
S'eJ1erski Dunwc0disCC Kellogg St-lctlL Lawson
I.rnrIi Wright Motor Car n Garage
pUt,a-,yo-ti CNewROch Gi0ncchini Cleveland
Moutislone. CNewRochelle Tunnel Con Co
X Isir .De.aphaiue HallfMalnsOn
Usrris9r 'Ch.,trrHAuto Johnson West 81 Rs
Histsr Blister Mousers Roberts
Blister Blister
Hughes. reached. 1850
sURRoGATE's CoURr-sAwYER. s.
tAt White P.ailsl
WILLS FOR PROBATE.
Mnna sporhose John Leonard
Phoebe Moseman ,...--.
" ' MOTION TO SETTLE ORDER
TO PAY CLAIM
Augustus 81 Slater
"a Ygnkers. April 2ll
WILLS FOR PROBATE.
David Fulton John n Hlnsslags
TO RELEASE SURETY.
''''''' EXECUTORS ACCOUNTINGs.
Marcelir Yonkers Clara Smith
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The Bronx.

ALEXANDER Az. lsi e. $3.50 b, 4 b !, IN
Gdhe3S Po OBJECT L April Is, atty Hsq9 s55
c,aay w AVe s''l,7.s le7h st, soIso; f Erck
Vt .'r o. ID Ahrenfcld. COS L l$4th 8 tmig
81 s25l AprI 10. atty. T G Co. sioS
DEhcSxsfUR Az. so4 I2l4sw aolst st. SoIi2o'
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
APRIL l9
Manhattan.

Lawyers Mortgage Co to Esther surat lSs W l2lst
o. Norfolk So g. atty. Lawyers Mtg Co: $4,000
Christian kress 70 Lawyers Mtg Co. Second Az.
DAYTON Building Co to H Maran. s45 1884 st.
s. Nicholas pL ~ 70 "a. atty. Marsl' ~
Brr,oort Real Estate Co to Lawyers Mtg Co; l7Oth
81. IS Audubon Az, GJ1l0O. atty, 7 G a
Hcn-. Moreenthau Co to Leon Tuchmann' 1850
I'm az. Audubon ay, cor l,OIh a.. lO0Il-1.
atty 7 G. d T Co; 500
Anna A Bradford. trustee. 70 Church o. the Hoy
Communion. $40 9th sv; Hudson st. j05j; a'l,
Anna Frank " Bond and Mortgage Guarantee Co.
l.5 R,m,en g. Brooklyn. l2lst st. 800 El.t.
Creaasich Savings Bank to Arb silherstelu. SIS
Central PARK West. lSlst ~. 266 West. atty II
SIherstell. 90 Nassau Fl. Sl4 0o0
Rro0kIyn Trust Co, eXr 10 Annie VI Archer c01
~ Sgd 81: 10th g. s. 100 Q Riverside Drive
2OxlOOll; Ettys Cullen d. 81 Montague 81.
Brooklyn; $4,000
The Bronx.
Maria Cocker 70 Simon, y part 81
Carl Ernst 70 John stahl: 500
John stah 10 Carl Erust; 500
Loon Cottheil 20 Henry Conrad; $500
\ ] Ramsey 70 Freda Ragsey assigns mgsl
~ 500
I,y.,e-s MTG Co u Florence VI Heyn. $500
same 10 kingston Savings Bank, - 500
same O. SHE is $'ueg
Nax Miller a. Amelia SIEGE. -
NI.fa constr CO 10 Geo Laciuman. 5000
Mitchell AfcDermOtt CONSTR CO t1 Esther II Emo. 81
III SteilmeL 20 Bernhard Rise. 81 200
Title Guar a Trust Gu 10 Richard Jofgtnscn. $1,000
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RcuIr COURT or APPeALs-LACoMBE.

DISTRICT COURT.
FOR AkGj AtNT
Jun Calendar-iOi GIL J.
Room 531. Po,toflce Euildirg
Rccifo Penn Il Il 81 peG SHAPED dmnd
L . Fest Realty $ ! set turs q mum
Int Bank T. eCt Gable = / pearl necklace
l SO ladies' watches Berger Penn l,h
klcist Bletuug EyUuaI NANll&hHR
Equity Calsndar-MAYER, J.
Room 800. Post0f.Ce building
RintneT/ Atlantic com
Case of. No dav calendar.
Equity Calendar-AJ GFSTJS y. HAND. J.
Room 3. MOoHuuh Building
ViieHSo Am Srcur
Case on. 80 day caieUdar
Equity Calendar-HtNT. j.
Room /. No0iworh BIilluE
Porter 'ShuOf Same. sauo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-20
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
APRIL 10.
Manhattan.
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

WEST End Az. n cor peth at Fsfosr Contract
jns Co AT Essio Construction 20 ct all Apri! 10
ipl5 ibY hond). ta.pVsV
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SATISFIED JUDGMENTS

SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
APRIL 10.
Manhattan.
Tie first name Is that o. the debtor. the second
thar Of the creditor. and date WHEN Judgment was
Brithton Beach Development Co--Rleischmann Go;
March q. 1915. ". 2bt u
bloom, 5 III Rossnblst. March .. 1918: sle672
DAVIS CoufeeuJEeTy GO aid Jno Davls-hl4en-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-20
MECHANICS LIENS.
APRIL 10.
Manhattan.

l2sTH ST. 2es to 23s W; J schnedlein agi
A Brisbane. owner and contractor; sJl5N
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Manhattan.
The Bronx.

MURRAY ST 60. Tor an eight story offices and
factory hmiidng "a lltlO0. French Church nu -
Esprit Is Eist 2,th II. owner. q brnn ioo
Lexington Az. architect. cost 3S5.VVV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-20

STATE.
COURT OF APPEALS.
Ketchsu. Provost Wilson. Emanuel
Colbert NcCeary Heart. NitNliKRR
People FERN bufao steel .htaa Lue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-20
COURT CALENDARS
FEDERAL.
SuPnEME COuR'

Tn, meaning o, ihi, 10. ., v,r,u, or 90,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-04-20

23aTH ST. ms 90 Review pl for sty bnr.
tenmt 601ss. ?Ssth Street CONSTRUCTION 20 "a
Fred Hammond. s9l Fast listh st. af,m nodo
coat F'''N'
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-04-29
GIRL WEEDS MAN JUST
BEFORE He IS TAKEN
FOR Term IN PRISON
Officials Permitted Ceremony
After Sentence of One Year
Had Been Imposed.

Parker, S. d, April 26.-Married to a
man while he was in custody of Off
GERS. and about to be led away to
prison, was an interesting event in the
life of Miss Thelma Keifer, late of Du-
buque, Ia. She is about Is years of
age.
The Don was Samuel 2azanka,
aged "a, who a day or two ago was
arrested at Mobridge on instructions
from the authorities of Turner county,
who brought him back to Turner coun-
ty on the charge of having issued
checks on a Parker bank in which it
developed he had no funds. The
ktefer girl was with him at Mobridge
when he was arrested and returned to
Turner county with the prisoner.
entered a plea of guilty to
the charge against him and was SEN
fenced by Judge Trip, of the circuit
court, to a term Of one year In &c
Sioux Falls peniteniary. Before he
was started for the prison he obtained
permission from the officers to secure
a marriage license and the marriage Of
the girl and himself followed.
She now is homeless and will be
looked after by charitably inclined re-
sidents OF Turner county. AT the time
he issued the worthless checks BaZanka
represented himself as a travelling
salesman of a threshing machine com
pany.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-04-29
BIC DRY" GAINS
IN SOUTH DAKOTA
Mitchell Gusts Saloons, and
Aberdeen Claimed BY Both
~Sides-MuniCipal Bars
Voted Down.

Mitchell, S. D., Special: Mitchell
Tuesday voted to abolish saloons n
was joined by 13 other towns of the
state in which saloons have been oper-
ated. h Anti-Saloon league ofllclals
are tubilant over the showing through
out the state in yesterdays election
and claim that the trend is unmis-
takable for support of he state-Wlde
prohibitory amendment. which comes
before the voters at the general cleo
ton Of 1916.
dry" by one majority, but both sides
are claiming a victory. The fight there
was one Of the most bitter held in the
state.
Some of the towns won by he tenn
perance forces yesterday are: Aber-
deem, Mitchell, Madison, Rapid City
Custer, Platte, Farmer, Milbank, Will
mont, Gettysburg. Spearfish, Highmore,
Philip, Hurley, Viborg, C~enterville,
Elkton, Kimball, Armour, Madison,
Farmer, Webster, Rockham, Leola,
Sisseton, Faulkton, Wimot, Howard,
Murdo, Plankinton. Flandreau, kim
ball, Philip. Canistota, White Lake,
Bristol, Britton, Woonsocket and Gar
retson.
The "wets" carried Sioux Falls, Hur-
on, Dallas, Sturgis, Lead, Deadwood,
Watertown, Elk Point. Geddes, Pierre,
FIT. Pierre, Davis, Marion, Dalton,
Chancellor, Bridgewater, Sturgis,
Yankton, Tyndall, Chamberlain. Selby,
Castlewood, Webster, Lennon, Bowd-
lie. Mobridge, waubay and Roscoe.
"In my Judgment" said supt. R. N.
Holescaple Of the State Anti-Saloon
league, 'today's vote is an indication
Of the wave of sentiment for statewide
prohibition. Our reports thus far show
that 10 cities and towns have swung
from the wet" into the dry column
and only one is known to have de-
serted the dry standard.
"There are several towns voting
wet today where we will go into the
courts and contest the legality of the
petition on which the petition was
based. It Is simply the beginning Of
the saloon mans end in South Dakota"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-04-29
NO TRACE SECURED OF
WOMAN'S ASSAlLANT

Sioux Falls, S.. D., April 24.-Sheriff
Jerry Carleton and posse returned to
Sioux Falls late last night without
having secured n trace Of the man
who attacked and outraged Mrs. Han
son, wife Of a farmer, four miles west
Of Sioux Falls. yesterday forenoon.
Mrs. Hanson said her assailant was
shabbily dressed and drove a bay
horse, drawing a light buggy. She
was alone in the house at the time
and the man rushed in, struck her over
the head with a revolver and rendered
her unconscious. He then bound her
hands. After her assailant had de-
parted, Mrs. Hanson rushed to the
home Of a neighbor and gave the
alarm. The sheriff and posse from
Sioux Falls responded as quickly as
possible, travelling in automobiles and
covering a large scope Of country, but
they failed to and the quarry. The
farmers in the neighborhood Of the
Hanson home are wrought to a pitch
and openly talk og lynching if the
culprit IL caught.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-04-29
CARMEL CHARGED WITH
WRONGfNG STEP DAUGHTERS

Deadwood, S. D., April 26.-On the
criminal docket for trial here this
month is a case against Mike Carmel,
OF Roubaix. near here, which is bring
ing out some Of the most disgusting
conditions that nave ever been exposed
in the local courts. Carmel Is charged
by the state with debauching three
young daughters of his wife. his step
children. The father of the children,
Herman Pinske, a well known farmer
at Roubaix. died some years ago and
the widow married Carmel. Recently,
tales Of the abuse Of his family by Car
mel cached here and, finally, a girl of
13 walked through the snow to Dead
wood, declaring that she and other
Numbers of the family had been driven
out of the house during a storm. In
v~estigation by the states attorney
caused Carmel's arrest and brought out
the story of the other children. Local
women became interested in the case
and have been assisting the family.
Carmel has engaged attorneys and will
resist the charge of the state.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-04-29
DAKOTA STATE NEWS
SALOON MEN TO CONTEST
ABERDEEN ELECTION

Aberdeen, s.. D.. April 24.-The
saloon interests have engaged attor-
1eys and are Investigating the posi-
bilities of i~nstituting a contest over
Tuesdays election on the license pro-
position, in which the vote was a tie,
making the city dry The city can
v~assing board is in session today, and If
the board confirms the unofficial re
turns the saloon men propose demand
ing a recount of the ballots.
one of the interesting results of the
license election is the action taken by
L. w. Sallet, publisher of the Dakota
lEreie PresSe, a German newspaper with
a large circulation in the Dakotas.
Prior to the city election, Mr.. Sallet is
sued a circular, printed in German ana
English, declaring if license failed, ne
would be compelled to move his paper
from Aberdeen on the ground that me
d~eprivatiNn of the city of the $l9,SOo
in revenue npw derived from the Sa-
looms would necessitate raising taxes 10
an extent that re could no longer con
duct his business here p~rofltably;
Since the election Mr.. Sallet has placed
a large placard on his newspaper
building offering it for sale.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-04-29
NORTHWESTERN AGENTS
PERFECT ORGANIZATION

Huron, S.. D., April ga meeting of
about 20 of the agents of the Dakota
division of the c. & N. w. was held
yesterday in this city, called by Super
pose Of "swatting' claims, bad orders,
and overs. They organized with w. f.
Schmidt. agent at Huron, rs chairman,
and F. j. Wagner. agent at Redfield.
as secretary.
The organization will at once beginA
systematic and thorough investigation
of the causes Of the trouble which re-
suits in claims against the railroad,
trouble for the shipper and dissatisfac-
ton on the pare Of the consignee. The
Dakota division of the Northwestern
is the first to take up the work in a
cooperative "a and 1t is highly ap-
proved by the business men Of this To-
cality.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-04-29
CHANGE OF VENUE DENIED
IN SYVERSON TRIAL

De smet, S. D., April 24.-Judge
taylor, of the state circuit court, after
rearing the arguments in the case, has
lenied a change Of venue in the case
II the state VS.. E. A. and E. P. Syver-
ION. father and son. who are charged
With Irregularities in connection with
The failure some months ago Of the
Bancroft State bank, of Bancroft, Of
Which they were the owners They re-
:ently filed an application for a change
# venue from the state circuit court of
kingsbury county to the circuit court
II some other county. alleging that a
prejudice against them existed in
Aingsbury county and that it would be
impossible for them to secure a fair and
impartial trial unless the change of
1enue was granted. In denying the
notion Judge Taylor held hat there
was no good reason for transferring the
rial to another county. The case was
Jet for trial during a term Of circuit
court for Kingsbury county originally
liked to ommence April 21, but Judge
Taylor has ordered a continuance OF
:he term until Tune 81, on account Of
NE farmers now being SO busy with
heir farm work.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-04-29
SETH BULLOCK OFFICIAL
OF NEW AMERICAN LEGION

Lead. S. D., April 27.-Capt. Seth
Bullock, former United States marshal
for South Dawota, has been appointed
a member of the advisory committee
fer the American Legion and has un-
dertaken to form a branch in the Black
Fills here. The object of the Legion Is
to secure advance information by en-
rollment of all men in the United States
available for war duty IL it should a.
time become necessary. No drilling
or equipment of men will be attempted.
Only those Who have seen actual service
in some branch of government or state
national guard. army, navy, or marine.
or who are specially trained or skilled
for some sort of labor required in con-
with war. are eligible. Former
President Roosevelt and members Of
his and former President Taft's cabinet
SPONSORS of the movement.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-04-29
WAUBAY BUSINESS DISTRICT
HIT BY $4,000 BLAZE

Waubay. s.. D., April PA loss of
about $4,000 was caused by a fire
which swept through a portion Of the
business district of this city last night.
For a time the entire business portion
Of the town seemed doomed, due to-
lack Of water pressure, but firemen
checked the destruction about mid
night by tearing down a business
block. Volunteer worker arrived from
Webster, Ortley and Milbank, with
local fire fighting apparatus, but they
were helpless after their chemical
charges were exhausted. The fire
started about 7 o'clock in the evening
from a bonfire in the real Of a mer-
camille building.
The losses include Harry &. Johns
grocery store, $4,000; building, 5000; p.
M. Englehart. hardware stock, $4,000;
building. $4,000; Louis Viewer, general
merchandise stock, 500, 900; building, 81.
600; Charles Bosley, meat market and
building, 81, 900; City meat market.
stock and building, SO, 500. The total in.
surance is estimated at $40, 900.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-04-29
NEW REGULATIONS FOR
PLACING COUNTY FUNDS

Pierre, S. D., April 24.-Attorney
General Caldwell has mad a ruling on
a law of the recent assembly relating
to the designation of repositories for
county funds. He holds that the coun-
ty commissioners, in making the di-
vision, may give the larger allotments
to banks offering to pay the higher
rates OF interest, and that no funds can
be deposited without a provision for at
least 2 per cent interest on the aver
g balances The act provides that if
no formal applications are received
from banks within the county by April
l, OF n year. the county treasurer
shall advertise for application in which
banks outside Of the county will be
eligible. The act passtd with an
emergency clause and is now in force.
HITCHCOCK-Maple sugar can be pro
duced In South Dakota. c. L. Gorham.
who lives in Fairfield township, this coun-
ty. has a maple grove containing about
100 sugar bearing maple trees. The result
of this years crop OF maple sap is enough
and syrup to keep the family sup
piled all year.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-04-29
klNSER WILL APPEAL ON
WHITE SLAVE CONVICTION

Geddes, S. D., April 2S-W. C. Kin
ser, a former hotel man of Geddes, re-
Gently convicted in the United States
court on one count of an Indictment
charging him with a violation Of the
white slave law in transporting a young
woman from Sioux City to Geddes for
immoral purposes, has given notice,
through his attorneys, that he has de-
cided to carry the case to the federal
circuit court of appeals. This notice was
given following the denial by Judge
Elliott. of the federal court, of an ap
%plication for a new trial. Pending ac-
ton upon his case by the federal cir
cult court of appeals, Kinser will be
at liberty under bond of $1,000, which
was approved by Judge Elliott. Kinser
is under sentence of one year and one
day in the federal penitentiary at
Leavenworth. Kan. n a fine of 500.
Ills appeal acts as a stay Of sentence.