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The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-02-05

4. DACcu, OeCedS6u.
NOTICE is hereby given that Simon
Reinhart has been duly appointed and
qualified, on the goth day of January,
A. ID. 1916, by the above named Court,
as Administrator Of the Estate of Eu-
gene t. Breen, late of said County, de
ceased.
All creditors having claims, due or
to become due, against said estate are
required to file the same, with the
proper vouchers and statutory affida-
Wits attached, with the Clerk of said
Court, within three months from the
date of the first publication of this no.
tice.
Dated, January Goth, 1916.
SIMON REINHART,
Administrator of the Estate of
Eugene T. Breen, Deceased.
First publication Jan. %, 1916.
Last publication Feb. 10, 1916.
Silver State and S. f. Call SOC month
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-02-05
T TO

Notice is hereby given that until the
hour of 2 O'Clock p. m, Monday, Feb
ruary z, 1916, sealed bids will be To-
eeived by the Board Of County Com
missioners of Humboldt County, Neva-
da, at the office of the County Clerk of
said county, in Winnemucca, Nevada,
for the publication of all official re
ports, proclamations, and notices re-
quired by law to be published by the
various county officers of said county,
which may be let by this Board lex
eepting contracts for the construction
Of public buildings which amount TO
500 or more, and excepting the print
ing of sample and official ballots), and
the printing and supplying said county
with legal blanks, notices, certificates,
lists, books, ETC., as hereinafter classi-
fed, for a period beginning on the stn
cay of February, 1916, and expiring Oh
the LIST day of January, 1917.
CLASS ONE
(a) For all advertising requiring one
insertion only, price per square of ten
solid lines equal to solid nonpareil
measurement.
w Oil u hAoAAE A01NAAAA
more than one insertion, price per in
s~ertion, to be measured as is provided
for in subdivision Ia, class one
CLASS TWO
For all legal blanks, notices and GER
tiheates, printed on paper equal in quail
ity to paper now used by the county,
necessary blank spaces and necessary
bank space lines and parts of lines
therein to be considered as printed
matter, price per folio per 100.
CLASS THREE
For all letterheads and billheads, to
be printed on bond or cap, ruled or
blank, as required by the county, said
paper to be equal in quality to the pa
FER now in use by the county, price per
500.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-02-05
FRATERNAL ORDERS

HUMBOLDT CHAPTER No. A
9, X. A. M.-Meetings held ~
at their hall at 8 r. m. on M
the Second and Fourth Fri W
day evenings of each month. ALI
Companion Royal Arch Masons in
good standing are cordially invited
to attend. E. A. QUICKER, IL. T..
CHRIS WOLF, Sec y.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1916-02-05

Winnemucca Commandery No. 4, U. d.
Knights Templars. Stated con.
elsves Of Winnemucea Commandery
No. 4 will be held at their hall at 8
p. m. every Tuesday evening. All
Sir Knights are cordially invited to
attend.
A. 4. FITZGERALD, E. @.
j. +. ABEL, Recorder.
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@runOsisenttums.S SppOtbefeH.
GtHtinnaii, 90. mdrs

y ING n u q !, 20. DIut3.
ReueSppotheten.
Wiaiam Roii6eibe on Sid Run @
u. 6. so. $1,000.
Sames 5. 9obI an GIsnwuH g. II
.. 60. $1,000.
Satiis 8. Jriss an apiautiDilt g
u. g. Go. $1,000.
Sobn Auartors on Clinton g. u. 3
60. $500.
Charles aeppert an Gilt gbge g.
II. g. 50. $1,000.
DerieIbe an DO. $1,000.
So5n z. O'gleiG an Sun. Sipab,
3. g. H. 6. 60. $4,000.
Catherine Gels an German amsris
can g. Il. 9. 60. $4,000.
Sgnab Ulepsr an SuutbIiDe 6. u.
9. 90. $500.
Ridarb u. Rappoport an Daiip g,
Simms. $3.50.
Soiepb Mtpuns an Meitsrn Gers
man 8ant $500.
gberefa S1ehr on Roripooo Wietu
6. II. 3. 60. $500.
Rannis G. Sind on Gtorge 9.
Beng. $315.
2(nna sepe an SeiIi. o. Ring.
$500.
geors. 8. arapp an anDerfou
Jerrp 3. u. 6. 60. S1400.
Rifa g. Rok an price 5iu Vo. 2
6. II. 9. 60. $500.
abs araus on aIpbd .. u. 8. 90.
$4,000.
Die Serbsrt pa9oub 60. an 8anf
Ctr. 8. u. Co., $500.
eIisabstb Josk an Central 3. u.
6. 60. $500.
ellie aepp an gDanftpn 3. II. 6.
Go. $1,000.
Senrp Wirtb an 0cIuntser 8. u. o.
Go. $3700.
MatbiIbe 3. grodel an Gineinnas
tug 8. u. q. Co.. $1,000.
Wsatbilbt =. 8roden an Jumes R.
Saft. S775.
@stilgte 9Hpothtfen.
Saeob Nsumeiiitr on Sid RuH q.
u. 3. 90. $1,000.
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Charles u. atNsn all 2i6sr.p .. Il.
2. 50. $4,000.
Caroline 9ruHsl an llnionSapinss
9. II. Z. So. $1,000.
State 6. Stout on court StraBs
g.Ariet 3. II. g. 60. $3.50.
Sobn Ssiion ou glutiOnal .. VI.
60. $1250.
Grit Seimerbinssr an SOutbiios
g. II, 3. 60. $1750.
eblparS s. Tlillsr an Sriib y. Ii.
9. so. $1,000.
Wprib 4itman al Solantloiue o.
If. g. 50. $4,000.
SoTspbin. Musasr an Somt SdU.
9ant 60. $1,000.
1b.reIa Shebr an Sprins Sroos
glpe 6. II. .. SO. S2050.
grant !. 2uussl an eagle 9. u. Y.
u. $1,000.
SoI. $. Slider on ainosl Gps. 6.
u. 9. 60. $500.
Qend aoett on Grnit W. S1roer.
$1400.
Ssnrp 9rumoseH an SO9n U'illtr.
$500.
Senriette @lOs an S4iiben g. 4.
9. 60. $4,000.
Gbpalo Wcglure on gstltIi9er
Gtsrn 6. II. .. u. SO. $1,000.
Dsri.lbe an 6. Burfe. $170O.
glbe arauB an geoples .. II. 9.
60. $1,000.
2lnna q. Sadmdn on prits Siu
Glectric Q. II. g. u. 5000.
ellie a.Dp on Jchn 8. npton.
$3663.
Senrb Wirib an 5ci. $. Si.der.
$582.
eouiIs !. ghrispin an aeO G.Usaf.
$25O0.
Charles 8. GiIippinp an 2lnna R.
SenpeIbrod. $400.
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0ruubeIsentbnms lIebertragungen
Gineinnati, 90. wldrS.

nv ~ u !, Co. Oiut6.
anton Mebger an @Iiie Rssssr,
ben iioIiAen 56sil BON Got 8 in
Ssttion 27 Columbia 9p. in SbO.
Pdrt. 81.
psarI 9arbiiiD an uniteb States,
10 Sabre aeaie, bonn %. gtobember
1915 an auf bas gisentbum, betannt
aIs Citation 80, 2726 gris glDenus.
SGbrIife Mistbe $14O0.
Roitnd y. SarbiftD an bic BOB
9rOterp Co.. 5 SABRE aeaIs bonn /.
DECEMBER 1915 an auf ben 2absn
Rp. 2726 @rie aOsnue. Monatliae
Wietbs $40.
Die part SaG 8lbg. 60. on Gmos
ra Tanner, 24.30 bei 213 SUB an Der
SiHeits bon lnbsrpooo plare. 81.
Gmma u. Ditt on Catherine 9eIs,
80 BEL ITO SUB an Der SftIeits bon
Glsmere &be., PLATO Jub nSrbli9
bon WiaiamsaDsnus. (Steuer $3.50
81.
Gbarles 4ntbonp aeiisn an Minnie
5trntosb, 20 bei 1873 Jub an Der
Weitfeits bon 0rssmdn Str, 80 Jub
fiiblih BON ai6srtp Ctr, ebenIo 20
Bel 133 SUB an Der Weiiisite bon
JreemGu gDe.. ITO SUB iiiblid bon
9ibertp Strubs. lSteusr $15.50.)
81.
Der Siaat Sbio an guaIter q.
O'8rien. Got rs in 9ulsnOob llns
ierabtb. $1.51.
Die Clinton 6. II. 9. 60. an Sobn
Quarters, % bsi 80 yuB an Der Siibs
isits BON 7. Strabs, 3tpifden Gutter
unb ainn Strabe. (Stiuer $4.) 81.
gbparb Jelir ir. an Suiepb unO
8iroie Masraum, 40 BET 1870 Sub
an Der Siiboitieite BON Ribble Roao,
GA SUB BON WeWidsn MDe. (Steuer
81 81.
Caroline graFel an Sobn Z.
O'geill, 70 Bel 18o SUB an Der SiiOs
feiie bon @rOpn Str., 125 SUB Oiis
lid BON SOme Strabs. (Steuer $5)
$4,000.
gbmunb 80. aittrebge an Gscar
SdtDarb II. a., 5 Jabr aeafe. Dom
q. Wdrs 1916 on arf 140 Bel 302
SUB an Der 5iiboitsde Don 0leutpoob
iInb 2etpii bam Roob. $1,000 badr.,
Sdbrlide Wtietbe $4,000 NIT 4ns
iaufsredt au $40 pro GrontfuB an
Gltniuoob elps.
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slidIid poIIbrodtsn @aunsrsi bal
| seIipblene Gelb an. Muberoem perliel
i9 2onbon niht in 10 ubfoliiter 81
derbeit, ols Du alaubit; man ipdl
mir bi6t ouf ben 5erIen, unb i9 er.
fubr nod Dor meiner Ibreile, oat
man Did in Boulogne urretirt bate.
Seitoem modie ih ppn Dem 9eie
nidts mebr lpihen. Tiemals ipdbrenI
Der taft breisebn Sabre. bic ieitoen
perfluiien iino, ipanbelie mid bic Der
iu9una oil, mid bisies S9abes ~
temGhtiaen; nur ieitoem id bier u
Berlin Gin ="
gr peritummte unb ole Jrasen lei
res efemnlisen 9enohen tornten iii
ni9t gum Rsosn brinasn; iolite cl
bieiem rObsn Weniden iein 9er5ens.
aebeimnib ofienbaren, ioIlte CT iba
iagsn, odB, ieiibem er Srene liebts
Der geiib lpiebsr @ertb in ieinen 2lr'
ger srhielt9
nWie iulr es nur m1glih, bdb man
Did ertpii6te9' frugie Der Snber mad
elmer pauie.
.Sebr siufa9, &amerab. Rahbsw
9u dbeereiit porit, unO i'd meinsn
Serrn, Den Marquis bes Srnes, in
Goriita slaubte, periodic mid Der
gOie, eine eiisrns aofc gu erbredsn.
psI9e 59milien papisre bes U,ars
quis entbieIt. Der GbeImann iebrts
obsr unerpdrteisr Weiie suriid unp
eutOedte iCFort ben eintru6. I'D polIs
te na6 SonbOn rstfsn, Inn Did Dor.
einSuboIsn; in gpuIoQre fabte man
mid jeood bereits ab."
nllnb buber tnm es ou9, bab man
in aonoon su friib eriubr, bic We9s
fel fsien gefGIfdt", mari 5amdri bin.
n@eredter 8ctt!" itieb er nit tiefem
Ssuf3en berDor; ripie tauienbfad babe
i'd ss bersut, iemals meine Sanb 81
bieiem 9erbre9en seboten gu bdteu!"
Der 9aIeereni nitrdfIing itisB fein
9pGnenIaGen aus unb iblug ii6 nit
Der fDa6sn 6dnb nit Older Geipalt
cuf Die SbenteI, bal bas 8emad
bebte. nReoe tsinen lIHiinn. Sreunb
TIeurp", iprad er; allen Reipett Dor
bieier 9anb; iie abnte bic S6rift
meinss Serrn bernrt aei6idt na9,
tab Der Wlarquis bei siuisen Deinsr
Be3ieI fsIbit in 3peiisI serietb; pasl
nenne ib @enie."
Siefer Seeleni9mer' prdste I'D, in
Shrami's 3iieen aus; CT iiarrte
f4peieeHo por iid bin.
Geon 2ambel fiiblte bas gebiirfnib,
ben einitissH aamerdttu frobIi6er 81
itimmeu; sr ftIas ibm auf bic SduIs
ter urb iprdh: .9amaIs in paris
mars bod luitis, Sreunb6en; erins
Eerit 9u DID nod an Rini, bic 81.
idiierin, nit Der Du 70 germ beuti5
te0etsft2 Sic faste inmer, Du miibs
teit Elm Ssuti6er BON ejeburt isin. gtls
iie erfubr, bab Yu osri9oIIsn ieiit,
fat fie fif NIT sohIerbunit erftidt; iis
beteie Did on; iibrigsns mar ia aud
bic anbere in Did psrnnrr!."
5amari fprang auf uno poIte bas
3immer UerIaFsn. Die erinHsrnung
an bieie gersunsenbeit i6isn ibm ents
iebIid peiuIi4. Gy louBte IS nur nod
Su serau, ME CT als lei6tfinniser
guri6e in bieie GeieIf6aft asrotb.n
mar, I'm na9 unb nad gum @erbr.'
der berab5uiintsn.
(5ortfebuug foIst.)
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sJsldnbiiHe NahriHtem.

Rei de y gar . pen D n.
sSiir ben pon ben beutjden Yereinen
bon @roB Stem yori in BEN Riefenio'
tai oes MabiIon Square 9arbsn pom
II. bis gum %. Wdr5 perauiiaItsisn
9a3ar al Gunitsn Der Witipsn uno
Maiien bentibsr uno 6fterreiHiihs
unaariIder arieger, rp1ren i6on DOT
gr0iFnuna bes 8oSars 9elobsitrd9s
I'M G,eianmmtbetrdge Don co. $l2o,'
600 eiriaegangsn. gu ben hohberSigen
Spenbern ssb0rsn Die folseHben be-
tdnnien Retp Yorier: JriB adsl's
$1,000, Or. aarl Bling $1,000, Geo,
ebrt $4,000, Serr uub 6rau ".
erbslob $1,000. Charles GngelbdIb
$1,000, 5rsbsrid GlsitmaHn $1,000,
German Serolb publiIhing 90.
$1,000, u. 5sdfdlsr $1,000. Wiaiam
Rnduib $1,000, 2lbolf stlittroff $1,000,
Mill.r, S6dl e 50. $1,000. Sohn
s.. Waper $1,000, s. e. giorb $1,000,
lational 9lib Soeietp $1,000. u. gas
aeniis9er $1,000, @bolf paDeniteot
$1,000, ssobn u. RpebIing $1,000. Sas
COB gfuppert $1,000, Jruu Suso Reis
Iinasr $1,000, James Opener $500,
ssulius u. Gtursberg $1,000. R. u.
Stnabel $1,000, sSaeob 8. S6iif
$500, emma S9iparB $1,000. Jrau
Sopbie Stemms $1,000. Gilbert gag
$1,000, $. llpmonR &c 60. $1,000 unb
GsIiI M. Marburs $1,000.
ameriiauii9es aali.
Dds 2lderbdu Oepartement iuenbet
aHbausrn0 Der Grass srOBes SniereiIe
su, ipis bic Der. Siaaten iid be3iiglid
Der 8eriprgung nit adli bon 9eutifs
lamb unabbGnsis MAIDEN ionneu, Sus
nal Der aries ben 2ieferungsn bon
baber Elm Gnbe gsmddt bat. Nd4 Grs
mittelungen Der 9eb0rbe iollen iih
mebrers rei6e aalilaeer bisrSulunbe
befinben, bic jsbo9 aus bem eineu obsr
anbtren Orunbe ME dussebeutet lpors
ben fHb, bauptiddiid ipobl, neil bas
beuti6e probuit gu sinen greiie biers
Der geliefert tpsrben lam, Der es fur
ben ameritdnii9en probuSenten urs
m6gli& MAIDEN tpiirbs, su toniurriren.
SsBt bebaupist bic 8eh6rbe, bab etiDa
100 Sonnen aali tdsIi& In ben 20
grobn 9sItiIlerisn bier5uldnbs pergtus
bet tperben, ipel9e bel ibrem Bttriebe
Wleldife einem @dbrunssprp5tb unters
iperTen. 2luF @ntpeiiiins bon amili9er
@eite ipilI nun cine 9eiiinerit IN Rep
Srleons ben 9lnfdns bdr,it MAIDEN,
bdb jie bas bon bem NderbausD sDepnrs
iement empfobIsne Derfdbren sur @ts
ipinnang BON fnli aus Der bisber fir
iperthlos aehalienen Moife antpenbtt,
ipeId,e pon Melaife Z nad bsm Cab
rungsproseb iibris blsibt. 9as De-
parttmsni bofft, b1b ts ouf folds
WeiI. m5sli6 fem fpirb. Rail su sis
mem preiis 3u geirinnsn. Der bis 9cns
iurren3 nit ban btutfdeH probuit |
aud nod na& BEN Rrisse sulaifsn |
iolIts.
abra6am ainfo n's Wsts
Ter i'm stptiten @lisb ses
ffprben. glus printston. Snb., fpirb
beri&tsi, bab Glija 8. 2incoIn I'M ans
ter BON So Sabren In Der Mobnuns |
jeiner Eo&ter, f5ruu Clint Bel In
fort Brand psritOrbsn III. Der Wsrs
fiorbene mar elm Better I'm 5tp.iten
GIisb bss slbrahdm gincoln. Ser Tob |
irrs mad sin54snta@tr aranffsitl |
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Mibtrauif6.

aunbe (beim garbier): rSeute muB
i6 i4pn fpieoer gum 9aarIaneioen
tommen unb mar bod erit Dor oier5e6n
5dgen bier iagen Sic mai, ba
baben sic mir npbl bsimli9 elm
9aarpu4smittsl auf ben aopf gss
f9miert2"
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II n b e b a 6 t.

@oter gu benz Ileiiter, in beiien
2ebre ieinGobn eintreten foa: Bier
Sabre ioQ mein SInge leruen? Sd
ureine, Oie SGlfte miiBte geniigenl"
Wfeilter: rSbol Seben sic oieien
irngen Wartn bier - Der 1T iest
5ipei Sabre BEL mir in Der 2ebre -
,,nb fragen Sie tin, mas er fmtp -
.aar uihts fnut er!"
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/ r..
Ter. ein Eratt aonb in Settion "a IN
Columbia Up. (Steuer 5Oe.) 81.
,Hihdrb u. Happpport an gbarlea
Or. Goldman, 16 bsi 100 Jub al Der
Weitieiie bon Sobn Str, 70 JuB
noroli4 bon Court Str. (Steusr 50c.)
81.
Sophia Nmbrols all gbna Yol, 80
bel 152 Sub an Der Giibieiie Don
9mbrois 9lpe.. 1856 SUB 0itIi9 pon
Sdmiiton aDenue. (Sieuer 49,
81.
SoeI %. gain ii. u. an Catherine
Slider. 90 BEL $50 sSub an Der
Roroleite BON Sunistta 2lps. in Wsits
ipcob. (Sisuer $500 81.
Wlinnie Jirntosb an 9onsu SeHen.
40 bel $50 Sub al Der PoroIsite BON
RpdOale aps., 1854 SUB 0itIif BON
Reabina Roao IN aponbale. (Stsuer
So 81.
BilIiam $. Rpers an bic gintins
nati Spesbipnp Co., A Qder 2anb in
Settipn % III Sycamore sopuibip.
(Steuer $1.) $500.
William 8. Wpers an b., 2 2der
9dnb in bsrfelben Seiiion. (Steuer
50c.) 81.
5rsbsrid SpiessI an ebna Ulc.
OOnals. Got 80 in Smith e Dbds
lep's llntera6tb in Gumminspille,
ebenio 5bsil DON 2pts 24S uno 249
in 6. anofpItpn's llnisrabtb. in Gum
minspile. 81.
Morb SpiessI an China McDonaIb,
% BEL rs SUB an Der Siibpsiisde bon
Cooper unb appls Ctr. 81.
Gbna WeDonaIb an isrsbsrid unD
Narp GpieseI, % Bel rs SUB oil Der
Siibipeitede BON Cooper uno 9lpple
Str., ebsnio Got 80 in Smitb &c
Wbalep's llnterabtb in gumminsDills.
sbenio 9beil bon Cots 24S unb 249
in e. anopltoH's llnisrabib in Gum>
minspilIe. 81.
2ouis s. 5aud an 5rdn. s. Wins
iteI uno Sarrp Serbers, 5 Sabre Geaie
bonn 10. 1ebruar 1916 an duf oas
erite Siodipsrt bes Sauiss go. 927
Wtain Strabe. WfoRatIi9e Ulietbe
$75.
Charlotte @agner an g. 6. ROei-
finger, SaufseIsasnbeit 100 bel 207
Jub an Der Norbusitsds Don Wpoms
ing ape. uno Sprinsfielb 2urnpiie
in Wpomins, fir $500.
6enrb 9liabOI5 an annis 9. 5uts
long, Got 10 in Saeob 8. 2emon's
llHterabtb, in ReptOpn. (Sisasr 50e)
81
". Qribur galptpin an ebnaUadisr,
Got z in Romdnd pIace uHtsrabtbeis
lung. (Stsusr S2.) 81.
2enn Scott an 9scrse +. unb Gil
sabetb Snapp, 81 bel $50 SUB an
Der Norbieite BON 2Oper Ripsr Rb.
in SeitiOn 10 in 9tIbi Up. (tSteusr
$3.) 81.
@bparb Woglure on glnna 10.
5osIe, 40 bel 115 Sub an Der Sftfeite
ppn 9,abobp 2tps. in Nabifonpille.
ebenio 20 bel lis JuB an Der Oits
ieite pon ptdboep aDe.. aneren5eno.
(stsusr $3} 81.
@nna Wi. 5ruisr an Dora Nsibs
bonstp, Got 81 in aeslie &c Dds
in ROrpooo. (Stsutr 50e.)
81.
Sam.s q. 5ait an Wlatbifb. J.
grodelI. 40 Bel 120 SUB an Der
Rprbieiis BON psmbrode aDe., bstunnt
1Is Got 410 in Spb. pars OF Inter
abtb. (Sisuer $4.) 81.
@ins.nS Jalia an J. y. 9omIin,
Cots 1101 unb 1102 in Edition ~"
in airbp Rsultp Co.'S llnisrabtbeis
lung. (Steuer 50c.) 81.
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RadikaIbeilung der 1lsrvenstbwa!tbte.
puo gsoas asg!sst bon Ss ns aDrn nnS ssa
asfan abnbm sssttai as ssna
t S s sns srMu. n
Stn. Sifnrtz
% rad atr S goe au saH sdaa eso n.o
@
r,sutsehen Prvat Knk 137 East 27 Str New ror.. ~.
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- u,n .p,asu. tn s.i..n sas .ginarnal., asIIasal.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-02-23
~TREASURER'S REMOVAL
Complaint Based Upon Failure to
Hold Required Sales of De-
linquent Property.

Pierre, Feb. 23.-The states attor-
ney of Bennett county and private
citizens have written the attorney
general for advice as to the removal
of the county treasurer of Bennett
county because for two years, consec-
utively. he has omitted to advertise
and hold sales of real property upon
which taxes for the preceding years
are delinquent. They claim there Is
no plausible reason for such neglect.
The attorney general. in replying
to the inquiry. has advised them that
an investigation should first be con-
Quoted as to any possible reasons for
such negligence, and, If such are
found, the matter should be present
ed TO the courts for determination.
The attorney general says in re-
gard to the matter:
The failure of tax officials to col
lect the public revenues strikes at the
very foundation of the government,
for, without revenue. the government
cannot live. One of the principal
duties, IL not the most important
duty, of the county treasurer is to
collect the taxes. The law provides
the manner in which taxes shall be
imposed and collected. and prescribes
definitely the duty of the treasurer
with reference thereto.
THE county treasurer who fails or
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national game will have at least one
more season at the University of
South Dakota. There are a number
Of veterans who will make up a fast
nine and who want to play the game
this season. Capt. Steele, Duncan
and Vidal are three pitchers of abil-
ity, and all but one of the last years
infield, Hallas, Manley, Hengel and
Mccormick are back.
The schedule has not been worked
out as yet, but the athletic manager
is seeking games with Morningside
and Trinity, a Sioux Falls semipro-
fessional team, and Yankton, If Yank-
ton turns out a team this season.
College baseball has always been
the poor relation" among college
sports and a financial burden which
has to be borne by the receipts from
the other intercollegiate contests.
The shortness of the season in South
Dakota and the conflict with track
and field athletics make additional
difficulties.
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No A FOUND
William Fenton, OF Canova, Has Been
Missing IL Week.

Canova, Feb. 23.-Mystery sur
rounds the disappearance of William
Fenton, a Canova man, who has not
been seen for about a week. No trace
of him can be found by relatives, who
since his disappearance have been
conducting a search for him. The
last seer of him was when he drove
to Howard, where he sold II of his
horses and left the other horse and
bobsled at a livery barn. telling the
proprietor that he would return for
the horse and sled in a day or two.
From Howard he mailed a draft for
SIS to his wife, and then dropped
out Of sight. His home affairs were
of the most pleasant character and he
had never even intimated that he was
voluntarily contemplating leaving
home.
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STATE NEWS.

Vermillion-The cost of operating
the state pure food department for
1916 was s25,317.S7. Fees collected
by the department for the year
amounted to $42.9S7. 80, thus Great
ing a profit Of ~$17,670.03 above the
operating expenses. The fees for
1916 show an increase of "S1.472.85
over those received in 1914.
Yankton-An ice gorge which
formed in the Missouri river. near
here yesterday, broke early this
morning and the ice is moving along
quietly today. If this breakup of the
Missouri river Ice proves permanent
for the season 1t Is an unusually early
record. The river made a rise of six
feet due 30 the ice gorge, but nov is
subsiGing.
Buffalo-While Mrs. ID. ID. Raber
was cleaning house the other day, her
little son Paul fell down the cold air
ventilator TO the furnace, the cover
having been temporarily removed.
Assistance from the courthouse Off
the ventilator pipe.
Stickney-The business men OF
Stickney and Corsica have become
somewhat excited because a new town
is to come into existence at a point on
the Milwaukee railway between the
two towns. and may cut into the
trade territory of both towns. The
new town, Hills. will be situated
about even miles from Corsica and
about six miles from Stickney. The
first intimation that it is planned to
establish a new town at the point
stated is given by a new map issued
by the Milwaukee railway company.
Pierre-The acreage increase of al
falfa in this part of the state will be
much lighter this spring than for any
year since the growth OF this crop has
been made a feature of the central
part of the state. This is not because
the growers are at all discouraged,
but for the reason of scarcity of seed
for such extension work. The seed
crop of last year was a practical fail
ure and the price of seed is so high
that the alfalfa raisers will largely
content themselves with their old
acreage until a new seed crop is Sc
cured.
Pierre-Residents of this city in
1881 say that conditions are prac-
tically the same as they We're at the
time of the floods caused by the ice
gorges along the Missouri in the
spring of that year. The river is
breaking up and flooding the valley
in Montana, but yet holding firm
lower down the stream, the ice here
is solid in the main channel, and
while the ice in the river has put a
stop to team crossing on account of
the depth Of water at the edges of the
ice, the main sheet of ice on the
river, over three feet thick has been
but little affected by the thaw so far,
and with a rise coming from up
stream is in to gorge and pile up.
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APPEAL TO SUPREME COURT
Another Step l. Taken i'm Banker Sy-
verson Appeal.

Bancroft, Feb. 25.-Another step
has been taken in the appeal to the
state supreme court of the case of
e. A. Syverson, a former officer of
the failed Bank of Bancroft, of Ban
croft, who several months ago was
convicted of irregularities in connec-
ton with the failure of the bank.
The attorney general has signed a
stipulation allowing S~yverson's attor-
neys until March 20 in which to file
their brief hearing on his appeal to
the state supreme court. AS the APP
pellant's brief will be a voluminous
document it will require some little
time for the state to prepare it's ar
gument.
The additional delay may throw
the hearing over from the April to
the October term, unless the supreme
court should make an exception OF
the case and give it a hearing during
the time allotted to the writing of de-
cisions between terms. In the lean
time, and since his conviction. the eX-
banker has been at liberty under a
heavy bond.