TUE OMAHA DAILY BEE: TUESDAY. MARCH 14. 1005.
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. P0ST0FFICE NOTICE
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Port Arthur! and TA8TPRN SIBERIA la
at present forward ale Ruata--NOTE-I'nleaa
otharwlae adclrtaaed, wit
AumriUt l rrtardd ale Europe: New
SeJant via ftarf' vTancleco and certain
place In th C hin Provlnc of Yunnan,
y ' British India the qulckt route.
Philippine sperlailp addreaaed ''via Eu
rope'' jrmet be fuilv prepaid at tha foralgn
rat's. Hawaii la forwarded via n Fran
elcr exclueiveljr.
W II.UAM R. W!LTXX-J'Ostmstr.
Poetofflc. New Tork. N. T., March 10,
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kIeo1i Bled for ret'or.I March 12 a a fuo
nlshail by the Midland Ouarnnte ' and
Tniat company, bonded abstracters, 1614
Furiiftm Mrit. foe Tka nee; '
Agnes Klausner and - hukbani to ('.
w. Kckrmnr. part lot 2, . Work 02.
' Demls Park., I 735
J3. Unit t J. BantWl, sv, nk
8-16-13 v . . . ,. , ,VK)
Alice A. UHVerneyer ta.J. W. .peU-rp,
lot S, hlptk t. Portland pface..: 1
t J. Confor and wife In, J. W. Peters,
lot'l. Nock 1, Vohtithd Dar? ...... . 1
lAit-re(1R. Bcyrpour to Omaha Realty
. company,, lot ,1? and 14,' block ' 2,
, Bey rrj mr adt,.,rv.,. 1
Omaha Realty Company-to tha Onrg
. P. Birbla'.Bei. EMata'cornparly. lota'
1J and. 14. block 2, SeymO'ir add...... t
Annie C. Cook to F. D. Weed. el
lot. 4.. block 8. Parker's add 1.811
M. irnn ttpd wlf'le J., Catr, lot.
10, hlfcrk J,:IjOe aubdlv 1,500
R. Houghton to Emma Jtudd. lot. 6.
block 6. Omaha View , 1,000
A. O. Wakelev and wife to City flay.
., In- bank, lot 1$ and 17, block 5,'
Paddock Place.,.., i... ............ t.Orf
J. If. Artherton and wife to Kmllle
,'nng. Jot 6. Mock 4,. Person A Ben' 700
Winona- Jn,vTng bank to H( C. Harm,
.lot 20- block 28. M'Jlox'e 2d add... M0
C. W. rilfcrr to. A, Johnson, e,H lota .
1 and j. block in,. Central Park 600
TV B. Curtis to . T.,udwlka. Zetiman,
. lot 1. block 117, rnimJee Place 650
t. William and wife to J. p. White,
part lot IS and 19. block 1. Hansrom
Plr ... 000
Omaha Realty companv to P. Kavan,
lota 8 and , TVexel ft Mail' , 700
F. Kavan to E. and Susanna Koch.
aame "00
Ida M.illyrnaton io ft. N. Robert-
, aon; Jof i...fiock . i5;. Omaha, oiui .
other nfonerty 800
W. T nri1im and wlf -1a K. Cork
lay part f. lot mt.;MJllard Cald- . M
wH' yadfl... l.JsO
Omaha. Tteal'y, , romoaiy , to C. H. .
Kiibat.'Uit 17, Brox", Maul' 100
I.'iry, R. and r: C. Wrlht to Flora .
t. .Txihnsnrt.. In 1 and part of 12,
block 12, Rami Prk.., 1,600
Qeorr . ftera.Real Katate oompanv
. ant M- block l . netnmoMr' add.......
vt TJ jl Thtu.h to R. Berarn.. lota
4-and' JL-hlo'-k 'Pruyne Park..)...' - IM
J., ftleajnl- to- . Kdvna, -part lot 10,
400
hlock 14 Brown .Parli., ..
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LEGAL: NOTICES.
NOTICE- OF CONTRACT FOft PRISON
LABOR. . -
Notice la. hereby J von that th Board of
Publki Land and BKlidlnca will reoelv
aealed-bld at the-olllca of tha Becretary
of StaAa, Lincoln; Nebraaka, until twelve
o'clock,' , noon, April I. 1M6, for tha m
floynwat of . 4 he latwr of available prin
nneia confined la ' the atata panttentlury.
The ontroKr nliitu employ -auch prlenn
labor for tli' bexiod of two. year trom
April 3, BOS, and agree to pay a fixed Mini
per day fof fact Jaborer employ! and
must Wd ,ocorfllngly. The Board ot. Pub
lic Laoda and Huiidlnw reaiervea tha right
to reject- any and all blda. , '
Secretary of Btati,
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LJnceln, Nebraska,. March
, Mth K-dl0t
NOTICE' TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed bid wll bp racelvec bx the Board
of Public Lands end Buddings of the atata
uf Nebruak. at th otllce vt. the secretary
of ataie. until-12 o'clock noon of April a.
11)06, lor tlm furnlahjng of two boilers and
neoeeaary fittings, for 4ha Nebraeka Hospi
tal for tha .tosaae at Incaln.. Gooda to be
delivered .F. O. .ft., Aaylum switch, Lin
coln, .He bra ska. Specillcatlona for thla
-work can be aeh at. the o(I.ce o( (he secre
tary at state,
The. -oourd-
any and all bid
y c r e, t
The. -ooard- reeerVf th rlgtit . to reject
MchS-lOt
A. UALC8HA.
.Secretary of .Board.
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"Sealed TJfopoeaU' wlH be. -received by. Vf.
R; - Ta.hoy, t halrmaji of Village Board,
Nwcatl& Neh tip to, 7 p. m. March 22,
1006 for Ih complete construction ( of a
cravlty ayatem of water worka, tha Coat
not to- exceed W.BOO.00. Certified check
IWO.OO to acconSpaaiy aaoh bid.. Plalta and
speciflcaUena may be aeen at, jpfflc ,of .V.
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WEBtTER DKPOT 85TH Jk WEBSTER
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NEWS OF INTEREST FROM JOWA
COUNCIL BLUFFS
Da via aella druga
' Leffert glaaaea fit
Stockert sell carpal.
Plumbing and heating. Blxby A Sm. '
Pra. Woodbury, deittlata, 80 Pearl street
For rent, modern house, 728 Sixth avenue.
Uo to night achooL Wtatern Iowa college.
Furnlahed room for rent Wi, Oakland
avenue. k
Ollhert Broii. have all kind of hard and
ort. ton!. Tel. ITS.
Tha regular meeting of Eacelalor Maaonic
lodge will be held thla evening.
76e Flemish oak photo frames on sal at
60c. Alexandrr a, A6i Broadway.
Latest picture molding. Something alee.
Borwlck, JU1 Main street Telephone 683.
Duncan. 23 8. Main' St., aoaranteea to do
the best ahoe repair work. Give him-a 'trial.
Conrad hive fio. 8, Lndlea of the Macca
beca will meet. In regular session thla
afternoon. .
John V( Peterson of Omaha and Doras
V.i'Appleton of Oeoola, la., were married
In thia city yesterday by Justice Field.
These caafa of amillpox were reported
to the Board of Health yesterday: Richard
league, 1120 Third avenue; J. E. Corbett,
72 Mynater atraet
Tha annual meetina and eleotion of of
ficer ot tha Ganymeda ..Wheel club, to
have been held inn night, was postponed
until Saturday night. , ,.
Missouri oak dr-y cordwood, $6 6 cord.
Cobs 11.76 per load.-shell bark hickory 87
per cord, delivered.: William Welch, It
North- Main, Telephone 128.' - '
Fred Adams, colored, was arrested yea
terday, charged by J. .I- Price with the
theft of two beagle pup. He will have a
hearing in police court this mprnlng.
Arthur Southwell was found guilty yes
terday, lrt Justice Gardner a count of vi
ciously assaulting the l!-year-old son of
Robert Buriats and Was fined r-A and crista.
Mra. Anna.. McAnency, wMe of William
McAneney, 2612 Avenue A, died last even
ing from an attutik of tire grip, after an
illiirsa of one week, (rd u years. Bho
leave besldea, her liusUind. live rhlldren.
Mrs. Jessie' Bhlers began suit for di
vorce yesterday from Axel Ehlers, to whom
ehu wus niHined in Una city on December
8, I'Mi. She ciutrgc her husband with
treating her In aucu a cruel ayd inhuman
manner that she waa forced to leave him.
Word has been received- here ot the
death -lrt hicago nf Mrs. Ijiura J. Mac
Brlde lasfHaturday. Deceased was the
wife of Kobert J, MacLride. . They were
resident of Council tflutts until five years
ago. Mrs. MucBrlde nlfed the position of
corresponding wcretaty of the Woman'a
Christian association for seven years.
Joseph H. Taber la under arrest on a
charge of forgery, filed against him In
Justice Field oourt by M. Keraten. It Is
alleged that Tabcr forged the name of
Kate B. Taber to a promissory note for
640, payable to- Keraten and secured the
money pn It. Taber waa arrested In Omaha
and accompanied Conatnbie Palmer of Jus
tice Field's court back- to Counclt Bluff
without requisition paper.
ALL REPUBLICANS ELECTED
8chool Eleotion AttncU Only a Email
Nnmber of Voter.
TOTAL POLL ONLY FIFTEEN HUNDRED
Lowest Man on the Republican Ticket
Ha One Handreel rifteen Ma
Jorlt yXo Electtoaeerlag
la Evidence.
.Th school election yesterday resulted In
the election of the three republican candi
date for the Board of Education, J. P.
Mess, Pf. P. Andersen and W. E. McCon
nell. Mess and Andersen are elected to the
three-yeaf term, whll McConnell, who
polled th largest vote, Is. elected for one
year to fill the vacancy caused by the
resignation of Colonel Davenport.
The election, as shown by the small vote,
attracted but lltle Interest. thl being un
doubtedly due to the fact that a treasurer
Was not to be elected thla year. Last year
tha "total vote wa about 2,500, while thl
year It la about 1.600.
There was practically ho '"electioneering"
yesterday and except for the fact that the
saloons were closed, at least so far as the
front doors were concerned, ther wn
nothing .to. Indicate that an election wt
being held. - '
Tho vot. by precinct follow:
REPUBLICANS,
Precinct.
Flrat
Second ....
Third
Fourth ....
Fifth
Sixth
Total .
An- McCon-
Hess. dersen. nell.
209 s
153 165
U 191
IS 152
150 161
79 85
.158
.178
.14
.147
. 84
892.
872
Heal Estate Tranafera.
These transfer were reported to The
Be March. 11 by the Title Guaranty and
Trust company of. Council Bluffs:
County treasurer to Henry Schultx,
lot 15, block 38, Ferry add, t d....f 2
Iowa Townstte company, to M. L.
ShafTert lots and 10, block 14,
Bentluy, w d v.. ; 107
11. W. Hinder, trustee, to J. E. Me-
Gill, lot 12, blocH 4, Twin City Place
add, w d. .... ..i....:.., 60
Elmer L. Fehr to Frances H. Crom-
ble, lots 1, 2, 8, 4, 6, 6, 7, 8. block 6;
lots 28, 30, Webster' add,"w .d.... 700
Ernest E. C. Hart and wife to W.
A. Cummlngs, lot 1, Judd's sub, w d 675
Lewellyn Shtets hnd wife to George
Schuemann, e -w 23-77 89, w. d. 6,000
Horatio S. Braden-and wife to Grant
Pllllmr, part ne4 eeW 27-74-40, w d.. 615
A. C. Meltsen, guardian, to George
DlrgM ne4 aw 16-7739u p d...... 4,000
Satle L. Ruckle to George DJrgo, ne
w 16-77-39, w . d... .:............... 2,000
James I. Meredith and wife to B. F.
Babb, part nwty ne,4 24-74-38, W d.. 150
E. M. Smart and wife to Frank W.
Pouder, aw.H 44-J5-39. W d. 8,600
Lliela M. Carter and husband to Louis
E. Renard. part O. P. lot 54, w d., 8,000
Same -to same, part lot 8, In sub O, P, .
lot 64. w d... 1
Total, thirteen traTtWeravi rr.V. $31,800
,; ',',i'a6r Arreat to Bigamy."'
H.' V. Battey, clerk of the district court,
received ' yesterday 1 a rtqueat from "the
county attorney of Tuneau county, Wiscon
sin, fop a -certified, copy of Marriage license
Issued "October 15, 1903, to Odran Frit and
Christina. Hcnrieksen. The cotnmunlca'.lon
conveyed the information that Frit wa
under arreat In Wisconsin- on a charge of
bigamy,, he Mvlng.marrled another woman
in juneau countyo on October 6, 104. The
records here show that both Frit and Miss
Henrlcksen gave, their place of residence
a Council BUrffa1 and- that they were mar
ried on the name day the. license was Is
sued by Rev. Jf,..A,. .Caae., pastor of "the
Flrat Baptist church. ' Frits 1 ald to have
been employed In a local photograph gallery
at the time of his marriage;' here to Miss
Henrlcksen.
.Tanbles Follow Owens.
Mrs. Rose Owens, wife of A.' J. Owens,
19t)6 Third. avenue,'d.led' jesterday morning,
aged 36 years, death resulting from- stom
ach trouble!' Besides' her husband three
chlidren survive her. Three weeks ago the
family was quarantined,' aa one of the chil
dren wa attacked' with smallpox, but aa
the caae waa a particularly mild one, the
health authorities yesterday . raised the
quarantine In order that the remains of
Mrs, Owens jmlgbt be taken by. her -husband
to her former home In Macedonia, la., for
Interment today. Two week ago the
mother, of. Mr Owens wa taken HI and
d ed, and owing to tha family being quar
antined he waa .prevented from going to
her bedside or attending -the funeral.
Marriage License.
Licenses to wed. were Issued, yesterday
to th following:
Nam and realdence.
Chrle Jensen, Hohey Creek,. la..,
Haaln Hansen, Neola, la....v,,,.
John V. Peterson, Omaha
Doras V. . Appleton, Osceola, Neb
Lou I a Conolna, Omaha. '.
Louise Chesnulm, Omaha
i iii i it I.. n '
Age.
,.. 21
... 21
... 27
... 23
... 30
... 2S
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Th Internal Remtti
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Dr. Pot in Medical Co., Hsteoa, Moot. -
CHATTEL LOANS
A. A. CLARK CO.
gal&btla JUS.
Braa? aa Mala St. aw PlMWa Btaa tiara
Voa ill aorraa aa aaiaaot aa cald. same
ItiiHkMt laraltura r aaf ckatui sMaruy.
r.m.111 a k Kaaa aa ariulpal a r llM
ta suit awriawvr. an lau.-at r4uc accoralogir.
All baslaM cdntll. LMI rai. OStr oitta
wry ls( III! I S; Uinl aranlnc till
LEWIS CUTLER
MORTICIAN h
23 PEAHL STf?,0",
Lady Attendant If Pwlrtl
....817
DEMOCRATS.
gearle. Butler. Bower.
, 162 lilO 142
Becdnd .' 112 ?J 116
Third 100 7j
Fourth 96 W 85
PMfth 105 114 102
au
Precinct.
I r irsi
Sixth 80
Total ' 638
677
76
697
BURKS MAKK9 IMPORTANT MOVE
Aaka for Jadgment ao Far a Caae
Refer to Devil Own, '
The Important feature yesterday in the
trial of the Doyle-Burns suit was the filing
by the defendant of a motion for Judg
ment aa to stock received In exchange for
the evil's Own claim. The motion asked
that Judgment be entered In Burns favor,
as of April 8, 1902, so far as the petition 1
based upon the alleged, convention of. the
stock of. the Portland Gold Mining, com
pany received In exchange for the Devil's
Own' claim, for the reasons; that by the
sixth special finding1 on the former trial It
waa expressly found that Doyle had no in
terest in' snld Pevtl's Own: ' claim when
transferred to the Portland Gold Mining
company, and the special findings and gen
eral verdict showed that Burns was en
titled to all the stock received n exchange
for the said Devil's Own claim, and upon
the overruling of Doyle' motion for Judg
ment, notwithstanding the general verdict,
Bums became at once conclusively entitled
to formal Judgment on the verdict in hi
favor as to all the stock above referred to,
and said, finding, verdict and order have
never In any manner been , reversed or
otherwise set aside. f ' ' ' :: ' '
Th;'e court's ruling on thl 'motion, which
it I expected will be argued today,. Will
htv an Important bearlngr on tho" caae. At
the former trial the Jury found that Doyle
was not entitled to any of the stock Issued
for the Devil's Own, but jva entitled to his
share of the stock Issued for the Bobtail
No. 2 and Tidal Yave claims. In the pres
ent trial . Doyle 1 again suing for a share
of the stock issued for all three claims! and
In the event of Judge Thornell sustaining
thl motion It will deprive Doyle from re
covering on the Devll'a Own stock. Doyle'
claim on-Devil's Own stock .amounts . to
over 8200,000. ' ' ' ' ' .
When cpurt reconvened yesterday morn
ing the reading of the testimony of Mrs.
Beatrice Sedtman, partially completed
Saturday, was resumed. Following this the
testimony given at the former trial by Pat
Murphy. W. L. Fyffe, Cv H, Mattoon, J. T.
Williams," C. A. Prentice and Attorney J.
Maurice Finn was read.- -
The testimony of Attorney .J. Maurice
Finn waa probably the most interesting of
that read yesterday. He testified that In
November, 1893, an attempt wa. made by
Sam McDonald and .hi men to Jump the
Bobtail No. 2 claim and that Doyle came to
consult with him about it A He and Doyle
drove from Cripple Creek to the Portland
cabin, where they stayed" over night and
next day went to the claim, where, with
Thomas Burns and some others, they,
under the direction of Doyle, tore down the
building erected by McDonald and cleaned
out the shaft. For these services Finn
made a charge against Peck, Burns" 'and
Doyle. His book, offered in evidence,,
showed charge to "Bobtail' No. 2 lode
claim, account F. O. Peck, James Burns et
al." The bill wa made out to Burns and
paid by him. Some time after that Burn
had him make out some affidavits with ref
erence to the same claim,' tailing him that
it belonged to himself and Doyle,- and that
Pecg also had an Interest. Witness further
testified that the wrlllhg on ' the Original
Portland stake wa that of Burns. Al
though the Portland claim Is not Involved
In thl stilt the matter of who wrote the
name on the stake Is held to be of con
siderable Importance, as Doyle claims tbkt
Burns did, while, on the other hand, Burns
contends that Doyle did.
In the cross-examination of Mr. Finn he
stated that aa to. certain confidential com
munications as attorney his tongue was
tied, and that he could not fully explain
the circumstances in connection with the
making of the affidavits or. bill .referred to
In his direct examination for that reason.
H explained, further, that he could not
testify fully with rifarerioe to the writing
on the Portland stake unless with th con
tent of Burns, stating that hi had the con
sent of Harnan and Doyle. Counsel for
the defense objected to reading this part
of th cross-examination because they were
vountary statements of th witness and
not given In response, to any question, and
tha objection was sustained for that rea
son, la Ike ernaa-examtnattnn the defenae
Introduced In evidence the receipt given by
Finn when hi hill for aervlcee referred to
In his evidence wa paid. Th receipt waa
made In th name of Bum alone, while
another receipted bill of Finn's for service
on the Portland claim, offered by the de
fense, ehowed It waa mad out to Doyle,
Buma and Harnan.
The testimony of tha other witnesses
was to the effect that they had aeen Rum
and Doyl working together and that Rum
had oken nf TVryl aa being hi partner.
Breach Library I Ordered.
' The IJbrary board at Ita rearular meet
ing laat night decided to establli a branch
library In tha weatem part of. the Hty.
Thl la In compliance with the request of
h Waet Council Bluffa Improvement club,
which ha offered t proyld nuarttrt for
the. library and provtd a person to ear
for and sttend to the distribution of the
books. Until the West Council Bluffs Im
provement club erects Its club house the
branch library will be quartered In the
church building at Thirty-fifth street snd
Broadway.
The plan under which the books will be
sent out from the main library lo the
branch will be' left with the committee
on administration to determine.
The board decided to readvertlse for bids
for printing the finding lists, the Contract
with Woodford Alnsworth being can
BfORB ' TIME FOR VACC1V4TIOJ
School -Villi B Closed After Friday
If Order I Igaored.
Th Board of Health ,at a special called
meeting laat night extended the time for
cordpllarice with the vaccination order until
Friday of thl week. If on. Friday the
Board of Education still persists In re
fusing to enforce the edict of the Board
of Health then, as Mayor Macrae expreaaed
last night, there will bi something doing.
No reply had been received yesterday by
City Solicitor Snydor from the state at
torney general,' but Mayor Macrae called
him up over the telephone and the attorney
general stated that the Board of Health
had absolute authority to not only Issue
the compulsory vaccination order, but also
to enforce it. "
Fearing that In the event of the Board of
Education refusing to obey the mandate
of the health board the -court would be
appealed to. City Solicitor Snyder suggested
that the Board of Health reissue Its order
and have the same published.' Thl sug
gestion met with the approval of the board
and a new resolution was adopted which
requires -all teachers. Janitors and pupils
to be vaccinated and the order Is to apply
to all public, parochial and private schools.
Accompanying the publication of this order
ar rule of the State Board of Health de
fining effective vaccination,, so that there
may be no argument on this point.
If the Board of Education refuses next
Friday to debar from school such pupils,
teachers or Janitors a have not been vac
cinated, then the Board of Health will pro
ceed to close the schools. At least this is
what was said at' last night's meeting
would be done.
N. T. Plumbing Co. Tel., 280. Night, FG67.
' Rowing- Aaaoclatlon Election.
The annual meeting of the Council Bluffa
Rowing - association last night resulted In
the election of the following directors: W.
Hart, J. J. Heea. B. M. Sargent, W. E.
Shipard, 'A; J. Cooley- of Omaha, Emmet
Tlnley, J. TrTtdd. Fred Etnpkle and H. 2.
Has. .
The dlrecor elected the following officers:
President, Emmet Tlnley: vice president,
W. E. Shepard; secretary, Fred Empkle;
treasurer, J. T. Tldd: commodore, H. Z.
Haasi vice commodore, J. J. Hess.
The appointment of. a regatta committee'
was postponed. ' i ,
"The by-laws were' amended to prohibit
the voting of proxies in", the future. E. II.
Lougae made . the' assertion that the di
rectors had voted thlrtyflve proxies, but
the vote showed. . they. would have been
elected without them. .
It was decided to build a syndicate class A
boat to compete at the' Oshkoah regatta
this year. The new boat will be thirty
eight feet long. The ofTicers'.rcports showed
the association owned 818,000 worth of prop
erty and owed $2,500. Tbe membership is
up to the limit, 300. .' n":
Rooms and cafe. Ogden hotel.
Praod Caa Dtwanlaaed.
, SIDNEY, la., March. .13. (Special.) The
case of Sarah Hohn, which wa before the
United 'States district coift In St. Joseph,
Mo., wa dismissed last week,-owing to the
absence of an Importanlf'wltness whom the
government was unable, to' procure.
Mrs. Hohn was charged with defrauding
the govef qmen out of .8335 pension money
She married ' a widower and pensioner
named Hohn and after, his death, which
took place twenty years,trward, secured
a pension as his widow.' It now appears
that she parted with a former husband, one
Henry Dlmmltt, wUhoii't.'the formality of a
divorce, ' hence ber marriage with Hohn
was- void. ' The parties formerly lived at
Hamburg and several. .Hamburg citizens
were subpoenaed as witnesses in the case.
Seed Corn Special.
ONAWA, la., March 13.-Speclal Tele
gram.X The' corn' gospel special on the
Northwestern arrived in Onawa at 10:56
A. m. A crowd of 300 farmers was In wait
ing to hear. Prof., Holden;, the corn expert,
explain the beet, method. of selecting seed
corn, and what It' would" mean tb the far
mers of Iowa If four .perfect stalks grew
on .each hill. About half an hour's talk
was given when the special departed up
the Maple river branch., Stops will be made
at all towns and an evening meeting held
at Lake City. Dr. Webber, United States
representative of the Department of Agri
culture, -and Will C. Whiting, representa
tive of Monona and Ida counties, accom
panied the train., . . . . .
Indncementa for Cereal Mill.
-IOWA CITY, la., March 13.-(8peclal
Telegram.) Exemption from taxes for
twenty years and an opportunity to secure
all of the land, necessary for the erection
of a large -plant will probably be the bonua
offered the American Cereal company by
the tillage of Coralville to Induce the build
ing of a new plant at that point. Ample
fire protection, decreased Insurance ratea
and an opportunity to build a model city
after the pattern of Pullman are other con
sideration which may move the new plant
from Cedar Rapids to Coralville, where the
American Cereal company already owns
property.
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Large Land Deal.
SIDNEY, la., March 13. (Special.) C. D.
Butterfield and O. M. Beal of Hamburg
have Just purchased 1.120 acres of land
from 8(ipson Flnnell at 90 per acre, or
1100,800 for the entire tract. The land lies
about four miles east of Hamburg and juat
south across the state line in Missouri.
One-half of It Is virgin soli, -never touched
by the plow. Mr. Finnell, whoa trading
point I Hamburg, still has 1,500 or 1,600
acre of land In thl vicinity. Thl Is one
of th largest land deal ever made In thl
section.
School Elect!, tnlct.
ONAWA, la., March 18. (Special Tele
gram.) The. ichooi election today was
quiet, a. A. Howsrd snd C. F. Fau were
re-elected, without opposition
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Great Northern Express Oompanj Tiles Its
Articles of Incorporation.
MARRIAGE BROKERAGE HELD UNLAWFUL
Senator Saander et Coanrll Bind
Being Spoken ef a xt -pabllcan
Candidate for
Attorney General.
(From a Staff Correspondent.)
DK8 MOINES, March 18 (Speclal.)-The
flrat article of Incorporation filed by any
expreaa company In the atate of Iowa wer
filed today by the Great Northern Express
company of St. Paul, though the law spe
cifically requires that certified cople ot
such corporations shall be filed here and
fixes a penalty of 1100 a day for non
compliance for every day that business Is
done Inside the state when such filing is
not made. The matter ha been referred
to the attorney general, who thus far ha
taken no action so far as known. Ther
Is a conflict of opinion among the mem
bers of the executive council as to whether
or not the requirement can be enforced.
Marriage Brokerane t'nlawfnl.
According to a decision ot the supreme
court given today there can be no mar
rlage brokerage business In this state. The
decision Is in the case of the claim of
Mary Aldinger against the estate ot Will
tarn Orobe ot Hardin county. The
clalrnant alleged that she made a trip to
Chicago and that her efforts were suc
cessful in Inducing a woman there to
marry Orobe. She uetl to teoover 8300,
which she claimed Orobe promised her.
The opinion of the court says it is against
public policy. . . -
Taxes Can't Offaet Tatea.
The decision of Judge James A. How
In the Polk county court wa sustained by
the supreme court today in a case where
he held that taxes cannot be considered
a debt to offset taxes. In an estate T. A.
Baylies of Des Moines as guardian sought
to use the taxes of 1908 to offset hi as
sessment for 1903. The court denies the
right,
Organise Libraries.
Mis Alice Tyler, ecretary of the Iowa
Library commission, goes to Wlnterset to
night and to' Shenandoah Wednesday i to
confer with the library board of those
cities concerning their new Carnegie libra
ries which are nearlng completion.
Loyal Lea-Ion in Cedar Rapids. -
Captain J. W. MufTley.and others of this
city will meet with the rest of the execu
tive council of the Iowa Loyal Legions In
Cedar Rapids tomorrow for the regular
monthly meeting of the council. " -
Harper a Bona Fide Candidate.
Friends of Senator Harper of Ottumwa,
who Is a candidate for commander of the
Iowa Grand Army of the Republic, deny
that he is merely making the race thl
year to be In line for the position next
yerfT. They state that he Is a bona fide
candidate and expects to win at the en
campment In Oskaloosa in May.
Says Contrnct Is Followed.
Senator A. B. Funk of Storm Lake and
Edward P. Schoentgen of Council Bluffs,
members of the Capitol commission, are
In the city today and atate that the con
tract for the decorations at the state house
are being compiled with in putting on
aluminum instead of gold leaf In the capl-
tol dome. They state that white the con
tract does not state ., specifically . in - all
cases,' the matter was wejl understood And
the work is being done a agreed, upon.
Saander for Attorney - OeneraL '
It is being suggested that Senator C. G.
Saunders of Council Bluffs be the next
attorney general. Attorney General Mul
len's term will expire January 1, 1807. The
term of office 'of Secretary of State Mar
tin of Greenfield and both from the Ninth
Congressional district expire at the same
time. Thl would leave the Ninth with
out representation among the principal
state offices.
Cinnlai and LnPollette.
At Humboldt college at Humqpldt, la.,
a mock cohventlon of the student nom
inated Governor A. B. Cummins for pres
ident of the United States to succeed
Roosevelt In 19C6 and LaFolIetle for 'vice
president.
; Can't Identify Colored Man. '
Deputy Sheriff Temple, who went to
Oklahoma to get Nell Matthews, a colored
man, wanted for murder here, la not aure
It ia Matthew, and Officer Miller of the
police force, a colored man, has been sent
to make sure.
No Chlidren In School District.
SIDNEY. Ia., March la.-(8peclaU,-One
of the most remarkable cases in th his
tory of Fremont county school occurred at
Spring Valley, Jn Prairie township, last
week, when the only fatmly remaining In
the district which had children In school
moved away. The school was a small one
at best, and during the winter the patrons
began seeking homes elsewhere until not a
pupil belonged In the district. The teacher,
Miss Mamie Thome of Sidney, closed her
work for the reasons above stated. , The
director, J. R. Lewis, informed her' that
there was nothing else to do, but that her
pay would bi cheerfully given for the full
term.
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