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Kansas City Dec 13 1905
Receipts of cattlo thus far this week
are 42G00 last week 49100 last year
34500 Mondays market for beef steers
was steady to lUc lower altnougn an
couple of lots of Christmas stock sold at
S7 and 705 Best cows and heifers
were steady others slow and weak
Stockers and feeders were active and
firm Tuesdays trade for beef steers
was slow but steady cows and heifers
steady stockers and feeders firm To
days market for beef steers was active
with prices steady to 10c higher good
cows and heifers firm others firm
stockers and feeders dull The follow
ing table gives prices now ruling
Extra Drime cornfed steers 5n 00 to S5 75
liood 4 4U to
Ordinary 3 60 to
Choice cornfed heifers 4 00 to
Good 3 25 to
Medium 2 50 to
Choice cornfed cows 3 25 to
Good 2 75 to
Medium 2 25 to
Cannere 1 50 to
Choice staKS 3 75 to
Choice fed bulls 3 25 to
Good 2 50 to
Boloprua bulls 1 75 to
Veal culves 5 00 to
Good to choice native or western
stockers 3 40 to
Fair 3 00 to
Common 2 40 to
Good to choice heavy native feeders 3 60 to
Fair 3 00 to
Good to choice heavy branded
horned feeders 3 25 to
Fair 3 00 to
Common 2 50 to
Good to choice stock heifers 2 50 to
Fair 2 25 to
Good to choice stock calvesstoers 3 75 to
Fair 3 00 to
Good to choice stock calves heifers 3 00 to
Choice wintered grass steers 4 00 to
Good 3 75 to
Fair 3 40 to
Choice grass cows 2 75 to
Good 2 50 to
Common 1 50 to
5 00
4 40
4 75
3 75
3 25
4 00
3 35
2 75
2 25
4 25
3 75
3 25
2 50
6 25
3 85
3 40
3 00
4 30
3 60
3 f0
3 25
3 00
3 00
2 50
4 50
3 75
3 75
3 00
4 40
400
3 10
3 25
2 75
2 50
Receipts of hogs thus this week are
38300 last week 40300 last year 28
600 Mondays market was fairly active
but oc to 30c lower Tuesdays trade
opened 5c lower but closed 5c higher and
today opened strong to 5c higher clos
ing 5c lower Bulk of sales were from
84 90 to 5 05 top 507J
Receipts of sheep thus far this week
are 18700 last week 12700 last year
6900 Mondays market was strong and
active Tuesday steady and today strong
and active Wo quote choice lambs
725 to 750 choice yearlings 640 to
660 choice wethers 550 to 575 choice
ewes 500 to 525
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Commissioners Proceedings
McCocik Nob Docomber 0 1905
Tho board of county commiHsiouors mot pur
suant to adjournment Presout D A Wiiter
muD Sumuol Proiner nnd C R Gray county
commissioners C E Eldrod county attorney
and E J Wilcox county clork
Minutes of previous meeting were read aud
approved
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I WIU03 IO IIJUYU UJU 1UUCU UUb 111 limu lw M v j
running along the oast sido of the south east
quarter of section thirty four 34 town four 4
range thirty SO
Claim of Ben G Gossan county treasurer for
rofuud of redemption paid E B Cowlos under
order of the county commissioners September
19 1905 was considered by tho board On con
sideration whereof it was ordered that Ben i
Uossard county treasurer be credited with
amount of enid claim amounting to 58775 tho
same to bo charged aguiust the following ac
counts Statu 610 county 1U 91 school dist
rict No 17 2373 school bond district 17 SO0
Willow Grove precinct bond 5 31 McCook
bond 174 McCook City 2193 advertising
2000 interest 328 total i775
Tho following otlieial bonds woro examined
and on motion approved
Ben G Goasard county treasurer
E J Wilcox county clerk
II I Poterfcon sheriff
W E Corwin justice of the peaco for Valloy
Grange precinct
F W Poltou constable for Lebanon precinct
Charles Masters overseer road district No 31
John Haag ovorseor road district No 23
Pursuant to law in such cases made and pro
vided the board on motion selected the follow
ing named pertons from which to draw a jury
for the January torm of tho district court
Alliance precinct O V Ault Adolphus Heat
on
Beaver Tom Boyd Henry Kettering Clayton
Burgess Alex Strain
Bondvillo Charles Ebert Joseph Downs
Box Elder Martin Kennedy Wm F Satchel
Coloman Clarouco Wales
Dunbury W V Miller J C Ashtou
Driftwood Georgo Plumleigh
East Valloy E J DeArmand Henry J Hall
Frank Hodgkins Hiram Walton
Frit ch James Barber Joseph McKivor
Gerver Don L Thompson
Grant August Wesch
Indianola John Beck Harry Whitmore F
Emerich A J Rohrer
Lebanon W H Morgan J W Adkins J B
Cummiugs Win Booth
Missouri Ridge Harve Springer
North Valley Porry Ginthrr John OMalley
Perry Marion Pluminor Ed Flitcraft
Bed Willow James M Brush Jacob Handel-
Tjrono E E Feichter
Valloy Grange K D Rodgers E J Baker
Willow Grove Ed F Couso D G Divine
Walter Hickliug Julius Kuuert James I Lee
M S Modrell Otto Pate T J Ruggles Paul
Anton E M Bigelow C W Britt D C Marsh
Geo Cooley W P Bross Ed Jeffries E C Mc
Kay W B Mills Ed Poll V O Russell W
A Middletou
Annual settlements of the following overseers
of highways were examined aud on motion
clerk was instructed to draw certificates on
road districts in payment thereof rs follows
Dist Cer No Aint
JajL McCafferty 4
John K Brown 13
Duu L IhomiMou 14
Win Sullivan 24
Frank Hill 2a
John NSmith 19
R Podolski 13
C G Wilhelm 16
J S Modrell 7
E F Coumj 10
W S Andrus 17
Chas H Angoll 21
August Rjden 23
B W Sheldon 26
F P Ratlin 30
A L Miller 33
J II Wade 35
WG McBrajor 40
92 13 00
t9i 30 00
39 1 SO 00
393 18 00
39o 30 00
397 30 00
393 30 00
399 30 00
400 30 00
401 30 00
402 30 00
403 30 00
404 30 00
405 19 00
40G 30 00
407 30 00
403 16 00
409 30 00
The following claims were audited and allow
ed and clerk was instructed to draw warrants
on tho county general fund levy of 1905 as fol
lows
J F Cordeal canvassing vote of 1905 and
feelrcting jurors 6 00
C W Barnes same 6 00
John G Ervin judge of election and re
turns for Missouri Ridge 7 70
John R Brown same 3 00
G M Gray samo 3 00
Frank Tigard clerk aud same 3 00
Sabin O Gray same 3 00
School district No 2 use of building for
election claimed 5 allowed at 3 00
School district No 16 use of building for
election 3 00
School district No 33 same 3 00
School district No 5Ssame 3 00
Lj man Jennings same lights fuel and
booths 5 W
H E Waugh same aud nails repairs etc 26 20
A D Johnson putting up and repairing
election booths 3 00
A C Crabtree distributing ballots 19 00
C II Harman posting election notices 1 00
Andrev Phillips salary for November 25 00
Flora B Quick 3rd quarter salary and
office expenses 290 06
BenG Gossard office expense 66 00
Frank Moore same 3 75
EJ Wilcox same 24 05
McCook Republican printing 43
Ii W McConnell supplies 17 IS
F D Burgessrepairs radiators and furn
ace 30 35
Wm Johnson road grader 50 00
John E Kolley agent premium on surety
bond 210 00
W T Coleman cuspidors 3 30
A C Harlan coroner services Walker
case 10 00
A L Miller repairs on plow 3 50
C A Gentry same 4 00
John Castillo blacksmithing 75
Peter Meisen lawn signs 73
McCook Electric Light Colights and re
newals for November 7 SO
C G Coglizer work and material for
courthouse 19 60
C L Fahnestock medical services 3rd
Quarter percontract 25 00
J H Grannis mdse for paupers 8 00
Albert Guy same 18 00
E G Caine Co coal for paupers 12 00
W C Bullard same 7 SO
Barnett Lumber Co same 8 30
Perry Co same 7 95
SAAustin same 4 15
A C Crabtree attending district court 10 00
R M Osborn bailiff district court 8 CO
R M Osbomjailors fees and board pris
oners 4 50
R W Devoo attending district court and
office expense 12 20
R W Devoe fees State vs Clarence Gill 2 75
D A Waterman services as commission
er 33 70
Samuel Premer same 28 90
C B Gray samo 22 SO
And on tho county bridgo fund levy of 1905 as
follows
Perry Bee Co lumber 21170
W C Bullard same 59 70
Barnett Lumber Co same 1 05
E G Caine Co same 122 65
Perry Beo Co lumber and coal 36 78
H VLordnails S 70
H P Waite Co nails 3 30
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Q W Jones sa mo 4 49
A Lord nails vinetc Ii2 fcO
Stophon Bolles bridge work 5 00
C H Angoll same 5 00
Charles K Lee same 8 00
Q W Cramer same 16 00
TC Kelloy samo 9 00
M L Scarrow same 15 00
W M Hindman same a 00
Frank Hill same V 50
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C Moats bamo b 00
L Miller samo 18 00
Chas M Broomfleld same 11 50
John R Brown same 33 00
Joseph Rayer same
200
G E Evertson samo 15 00
J L Gpntry samo 70
Georgo Broomfleld same 4 00
R G Irviuo same 0 CO
Win Sullivan tamo 5 SO
R Podolski same G 0
And on the county road fund levy of 1905 as
follows
O H Colling road work 0 00
J Redtfuldt samo 3 00 1
J S Daffor same 3 X 1
L M Richard same 3 00
J Hunter samo 3 00
Loss Wei burn same 3 00
F M same 21 00
Charles R Lee samo 7 50
T Kolloy samo 21 00
On motion tho board adjourned to meet De
comber 28th 1005
D A Waterman Chairman
Attest E J Wilcox County Clork
City Council Doings
Council met in regular sesfion with
tho mayor all councilmen city attorney
and clerk present
Minutes of previous meeting read and
approved The following bills being O
Kd by finance committee were read and
ordered paid
J S LeHew genl fund 11 50
H P Waite samo 18 75
A- C Ebert same 18 75
C A Ward samo 12 50
M Lawritson same 12 50
C D Custersamo 12 50
C J Ryan same 12 30
W A Middleton same 25 00
Coglizer Bush road fund 52 80
G W Furrow same 11 10
Orvil Furrow same 9 00
A WCaldwell samo 3 75
G W Billings occupation fund 50 00
T Burgesamo 60 00
T F Rowell same 2 00
John Ekfctcdt same 17 75
L W McConnell general fund 50
R J Predmore same 6 15
McCook Electric Light Co light fund 90 27
The reports of police judge and chief
of police for November read and placed
on file
Council adjourned until Thursday
December 14 at eight oclock p m
Real Estate Transfers
The following real estate filings have
been made in the county clerks otlice
since last Thursday evening
J W Dailey to Bock wd to uw qr
3750 00
Msirj htfert to J E Noo wd to lot 1 blk
11 Daubury C3 00
II E Smith to Louise Bodwell wd to
lot 1 blk 2 Bod wells add 930 00
Mary F Jones to Anna B Gotcahll qcd
toshf n hf 13-1-27
F B Duckworth to E E Thompson
wd to lot blk 33 Indianola 1000 00
E ESmith toBertha D Paey wd to lots
3 to 10 in B Esther Park 300 00
E E Smith to Bortha D Paley wd to
lots 1 2 11 and 12 in B Esther Park 50 CO
United States to S Premer pat to nw
qr 1-4-27
United States to J Robinson pat to so
qr 33-4-29
B A Jones to Jones Farm Co wd to pt
30 29 aud 27 31-3-27 5450 00
Amanda Duncan to Eva Grovert wd to
lots 9 10 11 and 12 blk 24 Indianola 930 10
I J Ritchie to W 1 Kite wd to lot 6
blk 48 Bartley 500 00
M C Shurtleff to C G Needham wd to
nwqr20andnoqr 19-1-29 4800 00
G Pollries to K G Kleint deed to nw
650 00
J Kunert to W H Smith wd to lots 1 to
S 17 to 24 blk 2 lots 1 to 8blk 3North
McCook 2000 00
United States to A II Cowlos pat to nw
qr 27-4-26
United States to R S Gordon pat to no
qr no qr 243 29
J M Haruan to S J Ryan wd to sw qr
10-1-30 100 00
S J Ryan to F T Walker wd to sw qr
10-1-30 1500 00
F S Stoddard to 31 L Stoddard wd to
350 CO
M L Stoddard to F T Walker wd to
800 CO
A B Dewey to E Pearson wd to se qr
26-2-26 1200 00
S M Cocran to C F Lehn wd to blk 7
3rd McCook 2700 00
3Iabel M Kimmell to C F Lehn gd to
lot 36 and 37 in 2nd South McCook 150 CO
H Wiuans to C F Lehn wd to lot IS
blk 15 1600 00
Lincoln Land Co to Zint McClain wd
to lots 13 14 and 13 blk 21 lots 20 21
and 22 blk 28 ilcCook 4000 00
J E Ludwick to J A 3IodreIl wd to w
hf nw qr 28 and e hf no or 29-4-29 1000 00
United States to A C Hoppe pat to nw
United States to Annie M Ward pat to
swqrsoqr7 nwqrno qr 17-4-30
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DINGER IIEItMAJCN
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Hitchcock and
Land Frauds
has sel
dom arisen hi
the history of
the United States a
scandal that has In
volved so many poli
ticians as that of the
western land frauds
In the battle against
thieves and grafters
who sought to enrich
themselves at the
expense of Uncle
Sam the leader of the combat from first
to hiBt has been the aggressive und
fearless secretary of the interior Ethan
Allen Hitchcock of Missouri A battle
Frank Halt 3 00
same Qf knd g UJml fl M b
cause those under suspicion always
have Influential friends who seek to ex
ert political pressure against a full and
free examination Into the subject It
is charged that the people of the Unit
ed States have been cheated out of
thousands of acres of land valued at
millions of dollars by the crooked
schemes concocted by men organized
to perpetrate wholesale frauds
These frauds have been going on for
years but they at last reached a pass
where herculean efforts were plainly
necessary to stop them and Secretary
Hitchcock proved the man for the task
Stealing government land had become
such a common and apparently respect
able offense that there was danger lest
the public become entirely oblivious
of the Immorality of the act As a re
sult of the campaign against land
frauds a United States senator John
II Mitchell and a congressman John
N Williamson have been tried and
convicted in Oregon and another Ore
gon congressman BInger Hermann is
under indictment Indictments against
other lending politicians In Oregon have
been found Twenty seven men have
been Indicted for land frauds In Idaho
and several indictments for similar of
fenses have been found In California
In Nebraska South Dakota and Kan
sas the secretary of the Interior Is en
gaged in prosecuting politicians and
others for violating the fencing laws
Something of the spirit that dominat
ed the ancestor for whom he was
1
ETHAN AIiLEN HITCHCOCK
ed animates the quiet but determined
business man at the head of the Interior
department He Is a great grandson of
Colonel Ethan Allen of Revolutionary
fame the hero who commanded the
Green Mountain boys and who cap
tured Fort Ticonderoga In the name
of the great Jehovah and of the Con
tinental congress Lucy Allen daugh
ter of the Vermont hero married Judge
Samuel Hitchcock one of the foremost
men of New England In his day and
their son Henry moved from New Eng
land to Alabama where he practiced
law and rose to the position of chief
justice of the supreme bench of the
state He was the father of the pres
ent secretary of the Interior who was
born in Mobile in 1S35 He has been
described as an Anglo Saxon of Ver
mont parentage and Alabama birth a
Yankee and a nouthenuj born of a
northern father and a souuiern mother
a business man of Missouri who be
lieved in Lincoln Grant and Sher
man
During his boyhood Secretary Hitch
cock lived in Alabama Louisiana
Tennessee and Missouri and in 1SG0
went to China to engage in business
remaining there twelve years On his
return to Missouri he became Identi
fied with large manufacturing enter
prises and amassed a considerable for
tune President McKlnley appointed
him minister to Russia and as the le
gation at St Petersburg was raised to
the status of an embassy shortly after
he arrived at his post he became the
first American ambassador to the court
of the czar Mr McKlnley invited him
in lb0 to take a seat in his cabinet
as head of the Interior department and
President Roosevelt has continued him
in office and gives him hearty support
in the war against the land grabbers
When Secretary Hitchcock assumed
his present post he found at the head
of the land office an important branch
of his department BInger Hermann of
Oregon Mr Hermann was born In
Maryland In 1843 and removed to Ore
gon a3 a young man and took up the
practice of law He served in the Ore
gon legislature and was elected to con
gress and was serving his sixth term
when Mr McKlnley in 1897 appointed
him commissioner general of the land
office His policy and acts were not
satisfactory to Secretary Hitchcock
who in 1903 requested his resignation
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