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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-03-26

Nm. N. Howe, II. 3. Tanner, aud A. G. Bis
bee, ID authorised 70 bHild and complete said
bridge, and to draw the order snd receipt for
the aans. S. ~ - ..,.
The petition presented ~ J. 9. Eeston, IN
regard 70 rsfladiug esrtsin taxes, which had
been bosght in by him, and redeemed prior
70 1864, was laid over. #
Bills allowed: 1T
4. A.. HARDWOOD. printing for County
pusposss, 5000
Y.rr, ADD Ann. Anderson. s,,ss
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-03-26
Saturday Morning, 8 o'clock.

saturday morning. . cIoc8'
Members oil present. = >
Bills allowed G.: 49,
g. J.Fclch, Comm'r fees and travel and ;}ssst;
i've days service ON Auditing Board, $500
James Grant Com. fees and travel 1910
A. G.. Bisbee, sls:tt" r4ssss1"e:. h.:.j ,...s
and servicea as Bridge COMMITTEES, Ae. 1924
II. E, Tanuer. ditto -. 49, 1854
WIN. Howe, =. '''"'-' 1914
J. Konkle constable fees $685., allowed l,lo
The committee appointed to report IN re-
lstion to building . bridge At Lyle ford. re-
port 90 fol1ows:i .E"-l ~ = T.. ,,- =
That they conferred With the Supervisors
of said town, and that the town Board agreed
TO build and construct the foundation Of said
bridge in : thorough and Substantial manner,
subject to the spprovatof The commissioners.
Report adopted. s.59s s5 4
tho com mittee heretofors spPointsd to con-,
for with the town authorities; Of tho town; Of
Lyle, in relation 20 building bridge across
the Cedar river u Lyle ford, ecnelstsns e1
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-03-26

M0ut tpuEPOrtluH 10 % . ISlr exntDlt
ofths conditions Of this company and
claiming i 70 b unsound, met busi-
uess like ia ito management, and nm,
worthy the confidence Of tho public.
The announcement created quite. !
scnsa loo, bat was only Temporary
The officers It onos threw out : plain
candid report ot the co,npany's condi-
tion, going o infinitely int detail,
asd 90 fatty eostradicting the. state
,Aenta, and exploding the theories Of
Sherwood L Go. a. 70 e6sotsally shut
the mouths Of thos., dstraetors. and to
re.satabli.h public confidence it in.
deed it was ever seriously shaken. $. ..:..
For the benefit Of those who msy not
have read the. Same. We present . sy.
nopsis Of the of6cial report: y.
6 ..Sherwood's committee being una
Bile to determine upon what plan the
operations Of the + armers' Company
arc conducted, the officers otthat COM
.pany, in their report, = endeAvor to en-.
tighten that conmitts as we'll as the
public generally on that subject The
plan 10 that Of cooperation. It is the
only purely cooperative nssot:,ntion
known in the State RI : There @.re no
middle men to appropriate twenty five
! sr cont. It 4sn prcu,iiums charged %
oom,niisslio ions There are no stock
holders g divide 80, rs 81 Is POI. cons
|ofpro6ts upon tho. insurance business
annually. There are no accumulated
funds to loan 20 Presidents, Dirsetors,
and committee lobbyists spos collateral
security. There are no accumulations
with which to erect massive stone cdi.
| ices At cost Of 600, 900. sumptuoas
Presidents, Sccretary's and Directors.
room heated BY steam and furnished
with the richest upholstery, 49,, 5L..t :
The farmers have simply associated
together for mutual protection against
the casualties Of ere And iightsing, and
have agreed to ply each his proper
ton Of such losses, and the expenses Of
n,snageing the business whatever that
proportion may be, no more snd no less;
and to avoid The delay and expense Of
collecting assessments to pay each loss
~ it may arise. the members Of; the
Association deposit ip bank Two per
cent, upon the amount ins ured, TO- q
drawn against for losses and expenses,
and the balance with interest returned
to the member At the expiration Of his
insurance Tlus tho members obtain
their insurance at first cost. .s5i
e: 10 illustrate the operation Of this CO.
porntive principle = The losses aud
expe nses Ia the uicubers 81 the Far.
mers' Association i"r insuring each 81.
600 for, Eve years from, 1869 to 1874,
have been $685.. The. amount
charged by the: St. Paul Fire and M
rinc Insurance Company, and other
siu,ilar stock companies for insuring q
similar amount the same time, Ut the
minimum annual rate established BY
those companies for tho best, detached
farm risks. IL t36, so 81. !. .' i. So. :; +
u Itshas coat the Farmers Compauy -
protect 90 ,621 1884 Of properly insured
during tho ysat Of ] e73, ~ amouut Of
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-03-26
~ Word 20 the Council.

~ - WYNN " wv ~SUssW>s-T
As Aldermen, you have authority
auonII other things, Ito AZ the amount
Of liosnse 70 b paid By liquor dealers.
IAastsrninins what that amour, shall
81, Jon are % b guided wholly BY
principles. Affecting the Morals, CIV.
ernnsnt aud huainsss prosperity Of the
entire city, rseardsd = ! siesls iodi.
yi1sal ln this visv e the case, il i
yesr duty 70 ii the o6oer absorb the
eitisss. and che veil being Of the city
outweigh % eossiderations of psrson.
4 istaeest e yos % thi, you vill a
lisssse 9 high 6 % elect practical
spssaibitio1. llsssrs. Aldermen. this
sity = sls1ososs sos relisf from the
sussa & iaaeapsraass. SHALL szs
nAYR n $s
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-03-26

tlok &C. Ripley, has resigned the
ofsiss Of Chief Justice Of the Supreme
Court, and Win remove to Mas,aleehla.
sets. f.. ~. ~ 'sz''<
gs,EE5E - '@ 7
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-03-26
+. Tux REPORT.
r., Aha IInn A RarAo pnaaidnni n

:. Tux REPORT.
To the lion, A. Barto, President Of
the Senate, and the Scnnte: .
The undsrsigned, your committee
appointed by resolution Of Jau.. 18th,
10 Investigate allegations Of discrini-
nations aud . xtor.ionsa "f the g.. n.
Rnilrosa, beg leave ~. submit tho fol-
lowing report: n: > - -
~ First. In thu matter Of transferring
cars At Grand Crossing, ifrom the testi.
mouy Of 0. Il Britt, General Freight
Agent Of the Milwaukee & St Paul
Railroad, il appears that the 9. D. \
N Railroad Company, contrnoted 70
carry from the G. D. 4 ~. junction
near Grand Crossing, Tor the same
price, and the Milwaukee T. St, Paul
Railroad thereby assumed to pny All
transfer ch.rges, making i : mastsr Of
difference TO the people 81 Minnisota
% to the price charged. y. !
Sscond-In the matter If discriu,i-
nation. your: committen 6nd' fros, the
evidences that j. &. EAston has shipped
oSsr the s. N n. Il. 4, ISL, 1874 8 bush.
elscf wheat during the year 1873. and
on that wheat 10 has paid less than
other bsyers would have ,had to, and
did pay on the same anoaot from the
same stations, ~, 1863 L appears
also that &c .Easton bought o. g
average margia If shout three cAnts
per bushel, and that 10 about the ordi.
nary margin Of other wheat Inv %
other roads ia the state.
Your committee j. would s.atS that
Chas.s a cIlrath cams 20 the cha;rman
Of your committee and stated Tint he
desired Z fair Investigation, and would
send for any Of his officers OF employ
eea, and have them bring such books
and papers ~ the committee might
wish requesting Us not to ask for 20
many NJ any one time ~ to seriously
interfere with the business Of the road.
Under that arrangement the Chairman
requested Mr. Nc lrath. to send for H.
G. Hangar the auditor Of the 8. NJ. r
B.. under said McIlrath, and have hin,
bring eestaia books and papers, the
chairman believing such books and pa.
pers we're necessary Is anahla tha oonn
mite to form on intelligent opinion !,
e the, reason Of the: discrimination 30.
fore mentioned. Under that, reques,
| Mr.: n annai. Nea1A h;a .n~a.~e.n> h,,l
did not bri.r M. .hoot. =. 4 - ,.,@.a
| and co.ll ~ 81. tha co,r,m;t :. mai
|info,rnat;on :, thsv d..;rsd I'd :
IL ST q E..ian .lso mad. Il.
same .tat.n,,t o vonr oh,;rm.n, =. ~
!. .reones. ~ forv.rd.d hin, To- 800, - -,
but nnfort.n,telv. IA, ~, ~ mani. e,
shc. ,..sscc a.. ai.,,. ..rhn,cls 4. -.
nne,r. a. II. Later ma tha cart6c.te !, q
81. nh...;c;.n h.rev;th 4rsn.m;tt.d,
ana .hn. ov;n., e. ia .be.no. e .,ch
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-03-26
Proceedins Of the Board Of Co.
~ Commissioners.

AUSTIN, March 18th, 1874.
Pursuant to law, tho Board Of County
Commissioners net at The oiaes Of tie cospty.
Auditor. .ez@ ~
Present, -Nessrs. Fsleh. Howe, Bisbee,
Grant, snl Tanner. -. 6
The Township described - Town lol,
Range Is, was chan ssd from tho name Belle
vue.' to Lodi '.- .
The arsieis Of apprenticeship betweea Mrs.
Lissis Carver and Sanford Ritter, was accept.
d. Said article binding Allen Carver to
the said Ritter, for the term Of thirteen years.
from the sth day Of Jan. 1874. ,~
The valuation Of 1873, on the 81 Nw4 Of
SEQ. 20, Town lol, Range II. vas reduced
70 $500 on the valuation. ~ fse4'
Bills SLOWED. :gs .a .a-sf,s>> ...;5
r. B. Lowell. plat Of the city Of Austin.
framed, for Auditors olaeo. elS,Oe
Wm.Lswis, 100 lbs. dour farnishsd v. sssgi:
g. Andrews, poor person, 3,0e
:. B. Crane, pr. Shoes furnished poor
person E%f's ~: - 80 r. Its
Davidson ! Basford printing for Clerk,
and advcrtisensnt pr order County !.}
g: Superintendent. S7,26, allowed, 700
T. ". Frisbse Son, drugs, furnished =
Poor Farm from Jane 3Sth 1879, TO- .
Jan. 30. 1864, .s9 + 49, $50
Z. 4. Elder. sxprsssage. %, 't ! 4,3s
81. Paul Prsss O., one County Auditor No.
Register, 9 .E .::<<' -, 5000
II. p..ition of q. Y. c,oush. and others,
calling the attention Of che Board 70 the con-
ditiop Of the Tsrtls Crssk bridgs, Vas rsesi.
vsd. y.- s,ss$, t%.zs t.;;,s+5 =. e. =
On notios Board adjourned smith 8 o'clock
1. H., March 18th. E=.5 Il E gls&s} rf5zs
Members al present. 2 a NJ: ;zs@4
: The psrsonsi property TAI Of a. Cans, +
the towns Of Red Rock and Austin, VS. abs-
ted two-tbirds for the year 1879, that proper.
tion having been destroyed BY are since The
assessment. - Est.,- ~ es.4t.,-i
The valuation Of Ii. personal property A.
sssssd asaiast !. T. Sergeant, of the town Of
Red Rock, was reduced to $3.50 - che tax
roll 81 1873, and The Auditor vas efdsrsl u
draw Il. warrant and refsnd tie aaeant Of
IS3,4l. " .ss... Cree .
Bills allowed & ss.:..s ,4:4s Il. NJ
Han : West, sjlanps aad spistssas
for cOurt room, 1a3.9o
Wentworth Hayes greesliss Tor Peer
Farm, ~ .sy S. ". 17,0e
Th.. petition q sAdan aoodssal, asking 70
bs;sst OF from Dist. Ne. 10, 70 sehsol Dist
No -, was rsjsstsd. q ,5..ssss: :s 5.,..z.
The Auditor vas iastraetsd 10 draw bis
warrant and refund the amount Of 3s.l3 on
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-03-26
wharo6 hell Taay= ileoe.

Ohh12AGP k6A NVaIHN 90 NHAnNIAS0 2INn{nnO
ihonld neef a .6hath lnv,aninoa = q
othsr ,imee, Il m.v IS aid .tiat ia lu,s
commdunity L divided mon ills question
Lst a. - What The fhcal !, ore. During
nearly two year, the Austin Temperance
Union has held il regular monthly sess.
ioos, On Sunday svsninxs Ii this, there
=has noe hen ertirieI ca ,aiality, but thsre
Has been Z. ine tsul Il, alcouicscence. Il
10 now proposed With soma vehemence
On one aide, hat the meetings OF the OF.
esnlxatioa just perfected. be held also on
6unday 1o1eains. This win be couivalent
q ~ e1npaoyneas Of one fourth Of iii
o. 81 1,--es ous i nc &c q. the Sabbath
svsl ialelus, Is a. promotion of tsmp Or
go. e1cluaiysly. Is this. some 10 SER
iopsly md 9conscicnt LOUDLY opposed.
TA1y Aoaa Mt ths seabbath i|ay Il lie
Ierd'a Il should b employed ms
:dtainesivsly ssiirios manner ,-shat for
such ,urpoee churches ars orxanizeal and
minisssss ordained o pfeaeh, that tenn
perancs = bible doctrine, and i an
Joined 81 church dsscipl Nine that 4 o
sueA, Il > q - i.cuIcates 20 I'll other
billie dochinee ~, under the sanctions
ct ths cAurch, and ~ IL authorized
tsacA that christian organizations
=eaanot properly relegase tho subject to
he cars *of special secular associations,
4. a, !. =
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-03-26

csc, 27l. The amount charged by the
St. Paul Fire and Marine aud other
companies for insuring thu same amount
10 $72,l7l. The net profits, then, to
the stock cumpany which might have
carried the risks 0f the Farmers Con-
pnny 10y 1873 would have been $685.
9OO The saving effected by the Far
msr's Company to its members during
the single year 81 1873. has been the
same amount Of 339, 900!
. The total saving Of insuring all tho
property curricd BY this association
since ito organisation, as compared with
tho cost Of insur,ng tue same property
At tho minimum annual rate charged
BY the stock companies amount to more
than el5G,00O: -~
The assets Of tho Association Jan
LIST, 1874, CONSISTED Of: 49,.
Cash on hand In tho ofios............S 1902
Cash Ia National Bank. ........ 1882 2 3
Cash In thu hands Of agents and In
r. TRANSMISSION ................6 ,76
TIE amount 81 interest due from banks
and not pstd. .,.......7i "a
Yurniturs snd supplies 0.uo
Promissory 1928, ~
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-03-26
Bills allowed !:

Ihos. Riley, constable fees ease. State !.
vs.. Brown. ~ $500
J. Willioms, 4 days service on Aud a.
iting Board, =. 1900
on mutton the Board voted to rescind the
action taken on tho bill presented BY the
Town Of Bennington, and referred the same
back for correction. IL ..s;: :f....-l
Re.olsed That An appropriation Of $3.50 90
DO made for the purpose Of re- building ths
bridge over tho Tartle creek, west Of Austin,
tse, By the Supervisors Of the town Of Austin
that eaid bridge shsll 30 rebuilt 10 thor
:ough aud sabstantisl manner. Saoh sam. "a
be paid in County .order, to the Chairman
Of the Board Of Supervisors Of tho town Of
Austin, when such guarantees 10 given.
y Board adjourned until Saturday, A. Il.
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THIS SPACE RESERVED FOR
GEO. E. vvIL6o OR & SON,

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Austin !. Nursery ]! !
The place to buy s 8. 20. ~ - -. =
Fruit Trees, Small Fruits
g.H EvERGREENS, {
and Ornamental Deeiduous Trees, 10 ct tn
Austin Nursery. ~."s ~ts,-*. -

Good I years old Trees. $4,000 per 100
1900" 100
&c 1000" 100
Small Fruits, Ornamental Trees, and Shrub
berry, correspoudiugly low. Liberal discounts
from these p: ices to Oranges and Individual,
buying In large quantities. 80
You can save the oxpspss Of IN agent can.
wasting, BY buying at tho Nursery and making
your own sslec tions, or BY sending your order
to ,- ALBA MILLER,
O@ce with Crsndall / French,
Nursery mile from town, on tho Lansing
road. 49, d E"s@ ss7
Austin, March II, 1874. n SENS
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-03-26

g The shove accounts and amounts were duly.
tarnsd over % and reeeipted Tor BY the present
County Treasurer, I. tngmundson, together
with al the books, papers and other property
Belonging to tho Office Of said County. =,
Give q. under our sands and seals this Sd
day Of March, A. D. 1874. ~ r: = 5'
j r., C. j. FEkOu, Cn'n Board Go. Com.
= 49, Up. WILLIAMS, Go. Auditor, -
ill.,: r. A. ELDER, Clerk Dist. Court. u. 4
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-04-09
Az OF Err.

Tup SAINT Lorfs CONVECTION
M aloua the line OF the proposed roasl
Sc I,olis the peopleare wide awake
sl,o importance OF its construction.
Eron, Senator Mccormack, of Knox
'.;lIa we learn that meetings Ia this
;..,arest are to be held at that place
"a alba this evening. Its proposed
~, delegates shall be selected by
these meetings to act ID conjunction
Iii delegates from Des Moines in
yisjtjng st. Louis to interest the solid
men of that city in the proposed line.
The st Louis Chamber of Commerce
have already decided To raise a large
amount of money for the purpose of
completing the Abba connection, and
~ the time that is done Des Moines,
Knoxville, Abba, and the intermedi-
a,e towns and country should be ready
80 huild from Des Moines to Abba.
This line would run through the best
ro,tion of Iowa, through region
pfco,,utry noted for its fertility. 1t
u.o,,ld pass the heart of the finest coal
regions of the w est. There is every
;,duepment for the construction of
this line. and no argument against it.
m Des Moipes it would be the one
thing most needed, giving ia the St.
Iouis connection so necessary for US,
and opening to our dealers the trade
ofan entirely new field. The summer
should not go 10y and leave this road
unbuilt.
A meeting should be called imme
diately to appoint delegates TO act with
the appointees of the meetings ut Al
bia and Knoxville. Probably the
Citizens, Association are the most
suitable persons to take the initiative
In The matter, and the Register would
suggest that they call the meeting,
and that the action be prompt Reg
isfcr, 4th.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-04-09

palsy, sprsiDs sweugs caked breasts scaids burns,
-alt rheum. ear-sche, etc, upon the human frame,
and OF strains spavin. gals etc. upon animals 10
one year than have sll Other pretended remedies
since the wnrid began Its Ia counter-irritsnt, an
ali healing pain reliey-r cripples throw away their
rutches the lame ak, poso bites are rendered
harmless aud the wounded healed without a
scar 1t IL no humbug The recipe Is published
around each bottle 1t is selling no article ever
before sold, and it sells because 1t does just what
pretends TO do Those Who now suffer from rheuma-
tistn pain or swelling deserve to suffer If they will
not 1se Centaur Imminent. More than 1900 csrtif-
Gates of remarkable cures, including frozen limbs
chronic rheumatism gout running tumors, ETC., have
been received We win send circular con tsnipe
Certificates recipe etc. gratis, to any requesting
It. One bottle Of the yellow wrapper csntaur Lini-
ment Is worth one hundred dollars for spawned or
sweenisd horses aud mules, or for screwworm In
sheep. Stock uers-this lDimsnt ia worth your
attention. No family should be without Centsur
Eminent. Sold by all Druggists. 80 cents per bot
tie large bottl-s 500. j. Il. RosE Co., 50
Broadway, New York
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-04-09

The farm of the late +. Nj. Miller,
deceased, near Chicago, Dallas town
ship, Merion county, Iowa, VIII he
sold on premises, at public cutlery on
Thursday, April 10th, 1874. The en-
tire farm consists of 267 acres, inciud-
ing about rs acres of timber. There
are 40 acres enclosed; this, and the
unimproved prairie land will be sold in
40 acre lots including that upon which
the house and barn are situated. The
timber will be sold in 5 acre lots.
TERMS. cash on day of
sale, one-third in one year, and one
third in two years.
A. BAUER,
T45t1 For heirs Of +. NJ. Miller.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-04-09

"HELLo. there. Bob. where did
you get that new suit? stop min
ute: / want to examine the quality
and fit. Why, it is all wool goods
Did you buy your hat at the same
place."
BoB.--" Yes; if you'll be quiet ]
will tell you all about 1t. i stepped
in at Miner & Palmer's-bad no idea
of buying anything-but they com
menced showing me their goods, ano
finally ] selected this suit-this nice
white shirt, suspenders and hat--and
they priced the whole outfit to me a.
$50. The suit itself is worth $50 al
the rates at which they sell clothing a
most other places"
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-04-09
Private, Local and Temporary
Laws.
Published bY AUTHORIZED
CHAPTER 7s.

CHAPTER 10.
AN ACT TO LEaALIzE THE ACTION
OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CRY
OF KNOXVILLE, MARION COUNTY,
Iowa.
WHEREAs, The act Incorporating
the City of Knoxville, Marion County,
Iowa, passed on the oath day of Janu-
airy, 1856, requires the City Marshal TO
be elected by the qualified electors OF
that City, at the annual election for
City officers, and.
WHEREAS The Mayor of said City
did not in his proclamation issued
prior to the last annual election IN
clude in said proclamation among the
officers to be elected the City Marshal,
and,
WHEREAS, On account Of said omis--
sion there was no City Marshal elected
at said last annual election, but at q
meeting of the City Council after SAID
election, Il. I'll. Woodruff was appoint
ed by said City Council TO act as City
Marshal for said City, for one year
from the date of his appointment,
and,
WHEREAS, Doubts have arisen as
III. Woodruff, as Marshal as aforesaid.
were legal, Therefore
SECTION /. Be IL enacted by the
General assembly IF the State Of fora,
That the action OF the City Council oil
the City OF Knoxville, Marion County,
Iowa, in the appointments of L. ii,
Woodruff. Marshal of said City, and
the Off cial acts of said Il. II. Wood.
ruff as Marshal Of said City be and the
same are hereby legalized, to the same
extent as if he, the said T. III. Wood
ruff had been regularly elected by the
people of said City in the manner pro-
yided by law.
SEC. .. This act being deemed OF
immediate importance, shall take eff
feet aud he in force from and after It's
publication in the IOWA VOTER,
and Marion County Democrat, news
papers published in the City Of Knox
vile, Marion County, Iowa, without
expense TO the State.
Approved March 18th, 1874.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-04-09
Sale of Timber Land.

Persons who have agreed 10 pur-
chase, and any who may desire to pur-
chase, any portion Of the 40 acre lot OF
timber for sale BY me in section No.
26, 3 miles northwest OF Knoxville,
are hereby notified tnat | will meet
them on the ground. at O'Clock A.
NJ, on Friday, the 18th day of April,
1874. w. Ii. CARkUTHERs, Agt.
Knoxville, Iowa, April Z, 1874. l45I
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-04-09
Legal Notice.
WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN

TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given that there IL
now on file in the Office Of the Clerk
OF the Circuit Court OF Marion C0un.
ty, Iowa, an instrument in writing
purporting to be the last VIII and test
ament of Peter Kaney, deceased
which will come on for hearing on the
first day Of the next June term oi
said Court, commencing on Monday,
the lst day of June, 1874, at which,
time and place all persons interested
may be heard.
ALLEN HAHRIcK,
lJ244l Clerk Circuit Court.
Dated at Knoxville, March 8, 1874.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-04-09
Notice to Contractors.

The undersigned will receive sealed
proposals, up to 2 =. NJ. of the Both
day of April, 1874, for furnishing ma
teriaI and building frame School
House, lSx22, ia Independent District
of Washington, Washington town
ship, Marion county. The right is
reserved TO reject any or all bids, II
deemed too high. specifications may
be seen at the residence of the under
signed, in the District.
ID. w. ROWLAND,
T43-46l President Of Board.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-04-09
Legal Notice.
To WHOM III MAY CONCERN :

To WHOM III MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given that there i
now Oh file in the Office OF the Clerk
of the O. iffetiiitt G1ttt itffurfUU tOUiI'
ty, Iowa. AN instrument in writing
purporting to be the last will and tes'
lament OF Paulina Ferguson, deceased
which will come on for hearing at the
next, June, Tenn of said Court, com
mencing on Monday, the lat day OF
June, 1874, at which time and place
all persons interested may be heard.
Dated at Knoxville, April 9Th, 1874.
ALLEN HAMRiCK,
T44-46l Clerk Circuit Court.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1874-04-09

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