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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-11-04
OBJECTS
TO ALLEGATIONS OF
FAULTY INSPECTION
Gregory Officials Make Demand
for Refund of Money Paid
State Examiner.

Pierre. s. d. Oct. 30.-When c. J.
Alexander. deputy state accountant
made an inspection of county offices in
gregory county last spring he gave al
clear bill' to the former county audi;
tor ana county treasurer. A few days.
! the Gregory count board OF SUI
perNisors discovered that these former
OFFICIALS had manipulated school fund
loans Tor personal profit, and that at
least two loans supposed to have been.
made on farms had been taken over,
personally. by the former county audi
tor. 1t is assumed that other incidents
Will come to light in fuller investiga-
tons. After admitting his responsible,
lty, and promising to make adjustments
the former auditor, A. F.. Ambroz, dis
appeared.
In making q formal record On the
shortage discovered the county COM
missioners included a demand that the
state examiner, c. j. Alexander, should
return the fees secured for his offlclal
inspection, the same having been OF
no value to the county, and absolutely
inaccurate in the face of subsequent
disclosures.
Deputy Accountant Alexander gave
out the following statement at Pierre
today:
'Ambroz had in his office, and pre-
sented for my inspection, original
mortgages and notes covering the w
items. From the present record it looks
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ments, used as dummies to deceive.
While there, as my assistant also
Knows. l persisted that those matters
and all uncompleted loans which had
been allowed to go unfinished be defin-
itely closed, calling attention to the
loose practise.
Il certainly was convinced hat tho
$500 in loans had been duly completed
or they would have been reported. Fully
believing as l did that they had been
definitely closed there was no shortage
to report.
I did call attention, in my final re-
port, TO loans n requested that tho
county commissioners check them. II
appears that the matter has now de-
Veloped from a natural source.
The Gregory county examination
was profitable to the tax payers, in
spite of this alleged oversight on thu
loans. I found cash errors, in thu
county's favor of over $4,000 n re-
ported more han SAT, 600 in delinquent
persona taxes. The expense of tia
inspection was about $1,400.'
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-11-04
ONE KILLED, ONE INJURED,
IN SIOUX FALLS ACCIDEl

Sioux Falls, S. D., Nov. 1.-As the
result of injuries received in an auto
mobile accident, Bert Carlson. a Sioux
Falls man. is dead. C. 0. Durham, who
was with him at the time, also was in
jured and is in a serious condition.
This was the result of an automo-
bile in which they were riding crash
ing into a trolley wire guy pole in the
southern section of the residence dis
trict. Both We're injured internally
The force OF the blow when the auto
mobile struck the pole was sufficient
to break the 12-inch pole squarely off.
Durham vas thrown through the
wind shield to the pavement, and Carl
son was pinned against the steering
wheel with 'such force that he was
seriously injured internally. One c.
Dunham's ears was nearly cut off.
Spectators say the car was travelin !;
at q high rate of speed with the muft !
Ter cut II at the time of the acciaen F,
and that the driving was reckless. III
addition to breaking off the 12-incl
pole the concrete curbing through
which the base of h pole passed wal
torn away.
Carlson was proprietor of anaautomo-
bile repair shop which he establishe |
only a short time age.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-11-04
LAWS ON COLLECTING
TAXES EXPLAINED BY
ATTORNEY GENERAL
Session of 1915 Provided New
System of Personal Taxes
Sheriff Is Given Power.

Pierre. S. D., Nov. Attorney Gen
sral Caldwell, in an opinion to various
states attorneys concerning the pay
ment OF delinquent taxes, has made a
summary of the situation, including the
1915 statute, which amended old laws
on the subject. says:
! To summarize the opinion of this
office regarding the collection of de-
unquent personal property taxes; first,
all oil the delinquent personal property
taxes for the current ear are certified
to the sheriff by the county treasurer
on the 10th day of November of each
year. the lists held until the last day of
september of the year following; sec
ond, none of the taxes of the ~preceding
year are SO certified ove by the county
treasurer to the sheriff to be collected
unless specially ordered by the board
of county commissioners; third, after
the return of the sheriff's list on the
last day of September, the county trea4
sureT hould advertise such taxes
against any land upon which same,
are a lien, and may use the remedy by
action in the circuit court if that rem
edy seems most available"
TIE 1915 act provides a new method,
OF collecting delinquent personal prop
erty taxes. The former power of dis
trsSS and sale, vested in the treasurer
under the political code, have been
transferred to the sheriff with a view
OF giving the sheriff the exclusive
power to enforce the collection of such
taxes while the list remains in his
hands. 1t was urged that this method
would expedite collection by making it
worth while for the sheriff to give par
ticulsr attention to the work 1t is, in,
fact, intended as a big source of addi-
o revenue to such officials.
The sheriff is required to return the
list of delinquent personal property
taxes or the last day of September, of
b next year, together with the state
nlent of the condition of the list The
county treasurer then reports to the
board OF county commissioners. The,
board may order any of UGH taxes
placed on n list of axes that cannot
be collected" or MAJ order the county
treasurer to again proceed to collect the;
same. 1t then becomes the duty of
the county treasurer to proceed. further
10 collect such axe h attorney
general says of this:
This language would seem to imply
that the board of county commission
ers may order n of the taxes of the
proceeding year. uncollected, to be-
again certified Over to the sheriff. In
the absence u such an order from the
county board delinquent personal prop
erty taxes of the preceding year should
not be certified AGAR to the sheriff.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-11-04
ARGUMENTS FINISHED /.
in CASE BROUGHT TO
TEST BANKING ORDER
Temporary Restraining Order in
Effect Until Judge Jones
Renders Decision.

Sioux Falls, S. D., Nov, $;-Argu-
Judge Jones, of this city. in the action
brought to restrain enforcement of the
local reserve order made by the state
banking department. h protesting
bankers secure a temporary restraining
order against the department egnLa[
ton n this temporary order cons
tinue in effect until the court renders
a decision. Judge Jones took the case
under advisement and is expected to
report his findings within the next few
days.
The regulation under controversy
and which was scheduled to go into
effect November 3. provides that state
banks IN South Dakota must hold "a
per cent of their legal reserves in state
banks located at Sioux Fails, Aberdeen,
Mitchell, W~atertcwn, Huron, Pierre,
Rapid City. Brookinss and Yankton,
The bankers claim that the effect o.
the order would be TO force the state
banks 10 withdraw their deposits from
and from both national and state bankf
outside the state, and deposit them ~
the dozen Or 50 state banks deSignatet
by the public examiner OF South naSo7
"a as legal reserve state banks
Both Tte state banks n the national
hanks Of South Dakota strenuonsly ops
Posed this order ard committees WeHa
sent 20 Pierre 10 induce the Soverno,
and lualSc examiner Il withdraw b
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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-11-04
DOG INcONsoLABLE SINCE
INVALID MISTRESS DIED

Hudson. S. D., Oct. So.-An interest
ing story of anime devotion comes
from h Frisbie home in Lincoln
county. h Frisbie family pet for
some years had been a water spaniel,
known as Brownie. which family
raised from a puppy.
The animal was an especial %favorite
of Mrs. Bernice Shaft, a member of the
household, who died about a week ago.
She had been an invalid for years ard
the water spaniel had during the pc
Rod OF her illness been her constant
companion. The dog always slept in
her room at night and also was her
companion during the day while she
sat in an invalid's chair.
Since the death OF his mistress the
dog has carried on in an unusual man
rer, giving every evidence of great
grief because of the absence of Mrs.
Shaft. The animal puts in most OF
the time wandering about the house.
from room to room. apparently in
search of his mistress, accompanying
it's wanderings by mournful whining.
The faithful dog refuses to eat. the
dalntlest morsels failing to tempt him,
and apparently is dying OF a broken
heart.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-11-04
ScHM1DTsS CLAIMS BACKED
E3N EEIf 0M UTnIpIS.

Aberdeen. S.. D., Nov. I.--In the tri; |
OF James Schmidt, charged with Il /
murder Of Ross G.. Farrar. a b~ralsenaa i
on the Northwestern railroad. wit,
nesses for the defense testified th:t
they We're present when the shootin !
occurred, and that Farrar fired tws !
at Schmidt before Schmidt fired til ,
shot which aused Farrar.s death. TIL.
men claimed to be harvest hands, anl
stated they left after the shooting.
They gave detailed OF wIler
they a been, and the state attempted
TO lay grounds for i-mpeaching theif
testimony in the ros examination. ansl
the men did seem to be Slightly mixed:
in the stories they told regarding thei,
whereabouts since the shooting.
Other witnesses for the state wer
railroad men who were members of the
same train crew with Farrar, and who
told what they knew OF the shooting.
but none could tell whether or not
Farrar had fired first. or at all. Dep
uty Sheriff Frommel stated that when
Schmidt was first he denied
shooting Farrar. but later said he a.sot
him, but in self defense.
-
lvOLIN-What IS known as the Asiseft
Clofson farm. OF is0 acres, near here, mas
been sold for $146 an acre. this sbeips
among the highest prices ever paid for d
farm Of this size in the Violin territory.
Fred Stevens sold an so-acre farm for sl3s
an acre.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-11-04
ONE MAN CLAIMS RECORD
OF KILLING 2Of RATTLERS

Pierre. S. D.. Oct. s0.-AGrant Smith.
formerly Of ST. Paul. claims to be the
South Dakota snake champion, his
claim being the slaughter of 201 rattle
snakes on d section of land which he
purchased southeast OF Eupree. He al
leges that beside the 26I ratflers which
he killed individually. near two differ
ertsdea1ss on his section. others killed is
of the serpents. with a. record OF PIG
for a single section OF land. This story
Is ahead Of any of the tales OF destr,,c-
ton of rattlers which come from tic
west river country this fall.
49,
STURGIS-Friends who sent 10 jnn,,irc
for him found Jack Robinson. one Of the
old pioneers of Dcadwood. dead on the
floor OF his home here. He was nearly
81 years old and he'd been In poor health
for sorne time. Heart failure was the i'm
mediate cause Of death. Robinson came
10 Deadwood In 1877. and identified with
the mining interests.
" DE SMET-Complicattons resuIting from
a broken hip. sustained in 4 fan. caused
the death OF Jeremiah Daley. one dc tlie
best known Of the pioneer residents Of
this ~section. He was 15 years Of aye md
was born at Cork Ireland. He came IA
the United States IN 1866.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-11-04
SOUTH DAKOTA AGGlES
WITH
FACIAL alfalfa CROP
Variegated Adornmets to Help
Form Costumes for Annual
Hobo Celebration.

Bookings, S d. Oct. So.-The bar
oers of Bookings will starve next
week. A ban on shaving has been de-
ciared by the student ssociation at
state college in making preparations
FOR hobo day, November s. And talk
about whiSFers! There will be the
original 81 Varieties and then some
alfalfa, the boys call it. Some OF it is
yellow lowered. with luNuriant growth.
while other varieties might be classed
as recumbent.
Any student who violates this anti
shaving rule will be punished severely
by the tuden body. y few downy
faced freshmen are sorely perpleNed,
fearing lest their best efforts in the
propagation of whiskers will be miSun-
derstood. In spite of protests among
the young women his rule Will be
rigidly enforced.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-11-04
MSNe S-4-S NoTAslES Al
M1ES1D CELEBRATION

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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-11-04
MARION ATTORNEY FOUND
GUILTY ON FRAUD CHARGE

Parker. S. D.. Oct. 30.-As the result
of a and transaction. in which the de.
endant still insists he was acting lie,
gally, II. Van Ruschen. a Marion attori
ney, was found guilty here yesterday a
obtaining property under false pre-
lenses. Mrs. Lamlnar, a widow, wa.
the complainant.
Mrs. Lammar represented that s,.l
had been asked to release the mortgag !
held by her on certain lots and sup
posed she was carrying out such trans-
action, but that the document she had
signed turned up later as a deed t,
other lots.
Mr.. Van Ruschen denied the allega-
lions Of his former client as to deceis
n Misrepresentation and the cas-,
was hotly contested in the circuij
court.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-11-04
SOUTH DAKOTA WOMAN is
90 YEARS OLD AND ACTIVE

Dell Rapids. S. d. Oct. 3O.-One of
he most remarkable women of her age,
In the state is Mrs. John Hart. of this
city, who has Just celebrated her 93rd
anniversary. She is enjoying good
health and is as strong and active
as many women half her age. This fall:
h has performed a great deal OF OUT
side work in her yard and rarely shows
fatigue. She was born in England.
Thirty years ago Mrs. Hart, her his-
band and children came to South Da-
kota n located on ashomestead near
Dell Rapids. which was their home un-
til the death of her husband and
father, when the remaining mernbers
of h family took up their residence
in Dell Rapids. One of her sons and
one daughter. as well as other rela-
tives, gathered at her home to aid her
in suitably observing the 93rd anniver-
Sary.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-11-04
-34E#ELL sTlLL HOPEFUL
IN EXPRESS TAX CASES

Asssx Falls. S. D.. Nov. 3.-While in
s8tsI1 ILLS Attorney General Caldwell,
2 es7tfng upon the recent hearing
washington in the express tax
rsssss.N Eaated that while he would not
sEn~asTlzks 10 predict what the supreme
sassssrT ~ ttse United States will hold in
ssss e-2ss Ese is very hopeful oil a de-
.1ss4~ uga0Eding he statue of South
1ssssaa anach is In controversy.
IN 1aTDrable decision said he,
ewsgas1 r1easl many thousands of dol
sslss Ssr South Dakota. for it lis q fact
ssfss a~ss@aaige Of inJuncIions granted and
e1aIsssxzg IA the federal courts. the ex-
9sssssss companies have not paid any
EaSss E1 this state since 1908"
FNe said the chief qquestion involved
~ ehse @zyress tax ase now pending
hsefgse the federal supreme court is
waeEaer the statute of South Dakota
eaas1er which express companies are
sa&es4 III constitutional.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-11-04
OFFICIAL MARKING MADE
OF "LOISELLE HQiISEn SITE

Pierre. S. p, Oct. 30.-A party headed
by Doane Robinson. secretary of the
state historical society, went to De-
Grey and located the site OF the Lois
ellie House" the farthest north white
trading post which was found by the
Up the Missouri in 1903. The exact To-
cation of this trading post was never
definitely settled until the state his
torical society secured a copy of the
original minutes and maps of the Lewis
and Clark expedition. which showed the
location to4be the island at the mouth
OF Chapelle creek. in the southern part
Of this county. and the purpose of the
trip TIC that point was to mark the To-
cation permanently.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-11-04
BEN SIMPSON OF RAMONA
WOUNDED Will r

Ramona, S.. D.. Oct. 30.-Ben Sirnp-
son. q member Of a threshing crew,
WcSking in this vicinity, had his skull
fractured and had a narrow escape
from instant death by being a~ccidental-
~ shot by another man, while he and
two others were hunting near here.
Simpson was in from of the other two
men and all were concealed in long
grass when some ducks flew up from
q nearby body OF water. Simpson
pushed hisfhead above the q as one
aof the men behind him fired. He re-
ceived the charge in the left side OF
the ead He was rushed to a hospital.
where II is hoped to save his life.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-11-04
CELEBRATES 5oTH ANNIVERSARY
OF SERVICE IN PRIESTHOOr

St. Francis, S. D.. Oct. 3o.-The 5oth
the Rev. Flor. Digmann. S. r. fatber
superior of ST. Francis mission, ST.
Francis. s. D., has just been celebrated,
Solemn high mass was celebrated nv
Father Digmann, assisted by the Rev.
Louis Coll. The sermon was pros chad
by Father Grothe in English. The
church was taxed to it's full capacity.
Pine Ridge and Rosebud eservations
as well as the more remote agencies Of
tthe Sioux nation. were well repre-
sented.
Father Digmann was the recipient OF
many presents from various parts Of
h country. He has been connected
with the st. Francis mission as father
superior over % years.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-11-04

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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-11-04
NEW RULINGS ANNOUNCED
REINSURANCE DEPARTMENT.

Pierre S. p. Oct. 2s:r-The state i'm
surance department has issued several
rulings Of Importance Il the insurance
business IN the state. One OF these ia
that the new automobile insurance
companies. which propose to insure
against burglary and theft. as well as
fire loss Of autos. cannot write such
policies without first cs implying with
the stsltute relating to casualty insursi
ance: that such provisions cannot b
Included IN a fire policy.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-11-04
SERBIAN AND BULGARIAN
ARMIES FIGHT DESPERATELY

Home, via Paris). Nov. 1.-The
fighting between Serbians ana E,,,aar
lans in the Timex valley has been des-
perate. a bucharest dispatch to the
Iora'iefe Della Sepa, OF milan. saws the
Ihird Bulgarian regiment OF infantry,
was almost DESTROYED, only SO men sur
at Windin, Bulgaria, are filled with
wounded men.
This ~'ewspaper also states that 90
poo s%Serbians have taken refuge in Ru-
mania. y
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-11-04
AUTO RUNS AWAY AND
CRASHES INTO WiNDpv

Huron. s n. Oct. aO.-An auto be-
longing 10 George Clarke OF this city
started of Its " ccord last night and
crashed through the large plate glass
windows of the Fair store on Dakota
avenue and Fourth street, The machine
mad been left with the engine runYing
lor q moment. IN III Some way tho
ci4tcn engaged ard the dashed
across n street into the corner 0fsthe
awindow. breaking the glass on Moth
front = side. The machine then
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-11-04

The Pail Mall Gazette says that the
shortage of paper in Germany has
probably caused the extinction OF n
Of the oldest specimens of journalism
on record. This is a paper printed al
Eberswalde, a small town not far from
Berlin; for many a it has appeared
twice a week, printed n q SIDE
only This, as a notice IN the paper
stated, was done so that Ii could oa
used for wrapping up provisions with
out any possibility Of contaminated
from nrintern' nix
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-11-04
cIvIL PoPuLAcE ELEEs

Nov. Austrian prisoners state tha,
the entire civil population has been ar
uered TO eyacuate fsiva, at tho he,,,
extremity Of Lake Garda In Tyroi M
lhotissh strong reinforcementsa have ar
rived from Innsbruck fo oprosa No
ta'iiafl advance In this dist nj.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-11-04

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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-11-04
TURKS SINK SUBMARINE.

Berlin, lby wireless to sayville). Noxl
l--The French submarine Toro,,,. -,
mas been sunk by Turkish artillery Are
according to an official statement il.
sued by the Turkish war office under
date of October 81, as given o,t ~
the Oversea News eEency today Ths
entire crew. comprising two Officers
nlsd "a men. were made prisoners,
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-11-04

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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-11-04
POSITIONS

Paris, Nov. Fighting continpea
asL iig1t ~ the vicinity of Butte De
n the relative positions OF the corn
~patants, according to the announce
rlent Siven out his afternoon ~ tn.
French WA office. The French troo,,s
.ook 100 more prisoners.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-11-04
CENTER OF STATE HAS
BEEN TOPPLED BY COWS

Pierre, S. d., Nov. 1.-The
famous lone tree" about eight
miles northwest of Pierre, said
to mark the exact center of the
state, has fallen. 1t was located
in a pasture and was Killed and
Knocked over by cattle rubbing
against 1t.
During the Mitchell-Pierre
campaign for the state capita!
much attention was given to
this lone tree" special EN-
phasis being given to Pierre's
claims for the capital on ac-
count of it being so near to the
geographical center of the state.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-11-04

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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-11-04
FRENCH REPEL BuLcARs

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5sulgarians retired, having sustained
heavy losses.
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