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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-04-13

-"Inclosed find 500 for your paper. 1
have removed to this place from st. George,
ILL.,, and I must have The JOURNAL
wherever Co." So writes Mr.. Edward
Lord, = former reaident of this city, who il
now st Walcott. Indiana.
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The Sank Centre council has begun
grinding IL grist of ordinances. The first
u long one, and relates to licenses, police
regulations, etc.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

]. E. Wing and W. T. Clark, of the ID
Ward, having been requested by their
friends 70 run for reelection ~ member. Of
the Board Of Education. have consented to
do 20.
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Miss F. E. Clarke has received her
p ring stock Of millinery good. to which
she Vopld call the especial attention of the
ladies' Of 81. Cloud md vicinity. Everything
new, and all goods 1t low prices.
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The Delano, Wright county, Eagle
says: "Three returned Black Hills gold
hunters arrived in Delano last Monday
night, dead broke and disguised. They
were in that region for some time and they
report that gold lis not TO be found in pay.
ing quantities"
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T. f.. WING.

Dealer in flour, feed and grain. The best
grades Of -four constantly on hand and At
as low prices as At any place in the city,
1nthe "Mills' building, St. German street.
Mr.. o. A. Pray, an old St. Cloudite,
now Of Minneapolis, has Leaned a part Of
Hsrdenberg's foundry for term Of v..n
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We have just received another lot Of
type for German and Norwegian printing.
Orders sent by mail will receive prompt
and careful attention.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-04-13

The dam At the Touring mill owned
BY Thomas scheutz At Nsensh was taken
out BY the water and ice last week.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-04-13

Horace Randall sowed wheat on his
farm adjoining the village last Saturday,
the 9Th inst. This is the earliest sowing
We have heard of in the nsighborhood.-
Aon8iccNo Times.
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Os. Hall was declared elected.

The bonds of City Justices Evans, Gill
man and Limperich were presented for ap-
proval, and were on motion referred to the
City Attorney for examination, who subse-
quently reported them to be correct, where
upon they were approved by the Council.
A communication from the Secretary of
the Little Giant Fire Engine Co. No. was
read, informing the Council that they had
elected J. NJ. Rosenberger Chief Engineer,
H. Ottensmeyer LIST Assistant. and John J.
Dorr I'd Assistant, aud asking that the
Council approve.
On motion of Aid. L. Clark the nomina-
lions were unanimously confirmed and ap.
proved.
On motion Of AID. Mcclure the rules
and regulations governing the late Council
were adopted until otherwise ordered.
On motion of AID. Edelbrock the chair
appointed Aid. Edelbrock, Owen and Ben
nett a committee on salaries and rent Of
rooms. "
The City Attorney, through Aid. Nc
Clure, again presented Ordinance No. rs.
The Ordinance having had its first read.
ing, on motion Of Aid. Bennett the rules
were Suspended, and it was given its second
and third readings, and passed. lit j,
published officially IN another column
Adjourned.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-04-13

The churches now begin their evening
services At Il O'Clock, instead Of 7, - here
tofore.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-04-13

AT Curtis's grocery store you can al
ways buy ~ cheap a. At any other store in
own, and the best quality Of family gro
ceries. Try and go.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-04-13

"A little breeze has been raised in
school district No. 80, Maine Prairie. The
Good TsmPlazs have been accustomed to
hold neetiuss in the school house. but the
Director finally refused them the use Of it.
They took possession regardless of this.
A special school meeting was called, At
which The women IS we'll ~ men wer,
present, but upon assembling they found
that the meeting was not legal, and after .
war of words the parties dispersed.
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JURY LIST.

We have received from Sheriff Geissel
the following list of the grand and petit
jurors drawn for the June term Of the
District Court
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e. Curtis il raising his building on
Washington avenue one story. The free
reading room will be kept up stairs. and
Mr.. Kemp will occupy the ensirs lowe,
floor with her millinery rooms
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We publish this week, in full, the
premium list for next falls county fair.
As usual, this paper is the first to furnish
the people with this important. document.
The Hon. C. A. Gilman, Representa-
tive for this District, has sent in his resig-
nation, which has been accepted by the
Governor. he does this that he may hold
the Office of City Justice, to which he Wa
elected last week.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-04-13

We invite attention to Perkins &
Belts advertisement in this issue. Parties
contemplating building should examine
their list Of references,
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The Revised Statutes of the United
States, Sections 1892, 1927, 1898, and $3.50,
require every person engaged in any BUSH
ness, avocation, or employment which rem
ders him liable to Special Tax, TO
PROCURE AND PLACE CONSPICU-
OuSLY IN HIS ESTABLISHMENT
OR PLACE OF BUSINESS A STAMP
denoting the payment Of said Special Tax
for :he Special Tax Year beginning May /,
1876, before commencing or continuing busi.
ness after April 80, 1876.
THE TAXES EMBRACED WITHIN THE PRO.
VISIONS OF THE LAW ABovE QUOTED
ARE THE FOT Ou,vc WV,
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70 MILL MEN AND o1nxRs,

Several hundred pounds Of old type, suit
able for babbit metal, can - purchased 1t
this Office.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-04-13

-1mmisrants are beginning to come in
considerable numbers, not = few being from
Canada,
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"A letter Va. to-day received from DR..
4. E. ssnkisr, dated At No. Is Fitsroy
Square, London, March 29th.
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Oh. c. H. Parker, formerly Of this
city, will be in St. Cloud a. soon Is the
weather is suitable, for the purpose Of cas-
trating colts. Orders left with J, N. Ben.
sen, Washington avenue, will receive
PROMPT attention.
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The Presbyterian sociable will be held
with Mrs. Todd, At the West House, to-mor-
row evening. Charades, etc. All are in
vited.
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The Council has discovered q new
parliamentary rule: that permitting in
formal ballots to be taken on the election Of
officers of the city.
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-Pazsoos makes Affidavit leo to speak)
that he b not in partns1ship with the Dr..
and gees no diyidands on the business.
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Mr.. N. P. Clarke, Of this city, re-
ceived from St. Paul Saturday, for his
Winnebago Prairie stock farm, . handsome
Aldernsy bull cali. It was by c. A. De-
Crafts King of the Prairie.
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POSTAGE The po.t.c. o" pa.
WI S>6s pels must be paid ut
the Office of publication. All subscribers
to The JOURNAL living outside Of Stearns
county should remember 70 remit Is cents
with their subscription for ono year, or 10
cents for ak months, to pay the postage.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-04-13

Lime, hair, plaster and cement,
Ar BOWS.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-04-13

One dollar and fifty cents per hundred
pounds for freight from Minneapolis to St.
Cloud, . distance Of sixty-ive miles, is
what the railroad company demands and
collects, and then the goods are delivered
in damaged condition. This IL nothing
less than robbery of the regular cut-throat
kind. We have arranged to have our
freight from Minneapolis come hereafter
BY mail. Even under Hamlin's bill there
would b saving over these freight rates.
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Another car load Of bran received b,
Lewis CLARK.
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In awarding premiums judges viii take
into consideration age and keeping Of
calves, and may require proof of same.
CLASS B. DIVISION 81.
COWS.
Judges-Joseph Moody, Sank Rapids ;
8. A. Clifford Clear Water; E. Cross, St.
Cloud.
Special premium to be given for
best mich COW Of any breed, milk
ing qualities taken chiefly into
consideration ...........................$l 90
ID e g M
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CLASS F, DIV. lrH.

CLA6S F, DIV. 4TH.
STOVES AID HOLLOW WARE.
Judges-T. Bonham, st. Cloud; J. B. sartell, lie.
sauk; J. H. Linneman. St. Joseph.
Best assortment Of stoves and hollow ware.
manufactured in this or adjoining coun-
90
I'd best assortment Of stoves and hollow
ware manufactured in this or adjoining
counties 90
Best assortment of stoves and hollow ware
regardless Of where made.............. OF
ID best assortment Of stoves and hollow ware
regardless Of where made 4 of
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CLASS c, DIVISION 1sr,
CLASS D. DIv..ssioN 1,r.

Judges-Appleton Webb. Brockway {;
John Coates st. Cloud James T.: Clay,
Brockway.A
Best Observation-Disclosures, &6oo
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-04-13

The cheapest and handsouest spring
overcoats ever brought to town, At H.
Aitchslps clothing store.
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All persons indebted to F. Cross are re-
quested to call and settle before the lat of
April, As he is going to leave St. Cloud.
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PREMIUM LIST ~~s
* &#l2S,
FOR THE
SIXTH ANNUAL: FAIR
OF THE 49,
'r'- 80 $.&-,~ 80
Stearls Co. Agr'l Society,
TO BE HELD
AT ST. CLOUD,
In September, 1879.

CLASS A, DIV. 1sT.-HORSES.
THOROUGHBRED HORsEs.
Judges H. II. Herbert, w. s. Newell,
C. H. Parker, St. Cloud.
Best thoroughbred stallion, 4 years
old and upwards. $1,000
I'd best thoroughbred stallion, 4 years
old and upwards. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 700
Best thoroug bred mare and foal....., 1000
I'd best thoroughbred mare and foal.. 700
Best year old stallion, gelding or
Best years old stallion, gelding or
""Ao''...'..... .s...................s...... 4.UV
Best year old stallion, gelding or
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Also, with S. NJ. PErTENaI1L 4 Co., 7S
Park Row, New York, and 10 State strsst,
Boston, who are authorized to make con-
tracts for advertising.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-04-13

Fifty buaheh Of Hungarian grass see,
for sale at Lewis Clark's.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-04-13

The frame for the new cheese factory
at Maine Prairie il TO be raised tomorrow.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-04-13

-Thelargest and cheapest assortment
Of teas west Of Minneapolis,
Ar Rovr1u
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CLASS A, DIV. 2p.
HORSES FOR AL DTyD Dnoro

GLASS a. DIV. 70.
HORSES FOR ALL PURPOSES.
Judges-Wm. P. Bennett, Paynesville;
J. H: French Maine Prairie Peter LON
mel, Rockville. =,
Best stallion, 4 years old and up.
wares ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $1,000
I'd best stallion 4 years old and up
wards ............................ 600
Sd best stallion, years old and up
wards .................. 400
Best stallion. 3 years old and under4 600
I'd beststallion years old and under4 400
Be- Best stallion 2years old aud unders 500
"a g Is 800
Best Be- stallion, year old and under 2 s.9 90
Best brood mare and foal. 1000
"a 600
Best Swear old gelding or mare .....- 600
"a e. 400
Sd 200
B Best 2 year old ssldioe or mare.;;..- 5.o %
Best year old gelding or mare ...... 500
"a 800
Best sucking colt. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 500
I'd I" - %
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.Fr.nk Remalev lot sion n,d.r

Frank Remeley lost 500 under the
iee Saturday. That ID. COW bslungins to
HIN, naihrwAieh hs had refsssd 800;
while msandssins s3eng the 1lississippi
quietly chewing the cud of contemplation
broke through and was lost, hide, tallow
and all.
While in Kentucky, Mississippi, and
throughout New Ensl snd the people are
just beginning to be able to dig out from
under the snow drifts, summer has mani
tested it, presence 20 decidedly here that
J. J. Dorr has had to start his ice wagon
for the season.
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Team Harness $50 4 80; Light Single
do, SIS. Harrison & KNIGHT, Minneanol

D6Town Clerks will lear in mind THAI
they can Be supplied At The JOURNAL Of
fec with Town blanks of all kinds, the
Township Manuals. Town books, etc. Or,
de-" BY mail promptly filled.
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Next Sabbath will be Easter.

Tho ics in tho river made move to-
day.
Prop. Rhys's concert will be given
on the evening Of May 1st.
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For oranges, lemoae. eQeoanuts and
rood groceries cheap, goto
:. "nv,espv>ps =
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The Pine City Nses says that G. Bur-
dick, At ono time Of this place, has been
employed At that station, on The L. q. 4 NJ.
r. r., u assistant telegraph operator.
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-n '.ts, the be-, thing out,
: .-, Az BoYD's.
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AM AAE IOL1OWlNG, VIZ
Rect'hera ........................ $500 90
dealers, retail liquor .......... Is 90
Dealers, wholesale liquor.... 100 o.
Dealers, in malt liquors, whole
sale ........................... SO Oa
Dealers III malt liquors, retail 20 o.
Dealers in leaf tobacco. 25 90
Retail dealers leaf tobacco. 500 90
And on sales ofover 81, 600,
fifty cents for every dollar in
excess of $1,000.
Dealers in manufactured to-
paccO Observation-Disclosures. + 00
Manufacturers of stills ,. 20 IN
And for each still manufae-
Nreu OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 20 90
AND tor each worm manu-
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 20 90
Manufacturers Of tobacco. 10 90
Manufacturers Of CIGARS. 10 90
Peddlers of tobacco, tirst-class
more than two horses or
other NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 50 IN
Peddlers of tobacco, second
class two horses or other
anlmals) NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 25 90
Peddlers of tobacco, third.
class Zone horse or other
animal) OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, IL M
Peddlers of tobacco, faarth " w
class ION foot or pubic con.
veyance) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 90
Brewers of lessthan 500 hun
dred barrels .......,....... so GO
Brewers Of 500 barrels or
ho1e OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 100 90
ANY person, 30 liable, who shall fail to
comply with the foregoing requirements
will be subject to severe penalties.
Persons or firms liable to lay any of the
Special Taxes named above must apply
to WIN. BICKEI. .
Collector Of Internal Rev. atSt. Paul. MINI.
and pay for and procure the Special Tax
Stamp 9sPs or Stamps they need, prior to May
TICE.
d. D. PRATT,
Commissioner of Internal Revenue.
Office Of Internal Revenue,
Washington, D. c., Feb. l, 1876.
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1Hamh shoulders, pork and Lard :,
AT BoYD's.
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Last Sabbath afternoon John Feeney
was sitting At Avon seeking to discover
what music he could draw out Of tin pan.
John Holler brought his face into closer
proximity 10 the orchestra than was dssir-
able, and Feeney suspended the musical
performances long enough to drop his fist
in the ne;shborhood Of Holler's optics.-
Michael Brei, Chris. Witt and F. schuman
interssred in Holler's behalf: At this Juno.
turs Pat Costello happened to sa.e through
the window and considering that his en-.
vices were in demand sailed in and ,hovet,
his Feeny-ian sympa.hies by most beauti.
fully whaling the opposition crowd. Con.
plant was made to Justice Barnes, of thi,
city. who, after hearing The evidence and
looking At the crop Of black eyes produced
in the presence Of the court, fined Feen.,
and Costello $40 and costs each, .uount;n:
to $3.50 each. schuman, who soppo.ed
that he and Hollsr were to get tho mousv
- IN odss to their damaged countenances,
insisted that this want enough, but hi,
feelings were indescribsb:e when hs learned
that hs wasn't to have sysa 4 nickel.
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The World says that Napoleon Jerome
is mot cheesy in his mode of thought"
Meaning, probably, that nothing that he
says is binding.-Nev York Graphic,
We call that mitey poor pun,
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NOTICE.
US. Internal Revenue.

SPEClAL TIA FS
MAY 1. 1876, to April 80, 1877.
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CLASS F, DIV. Sri

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS AND MACHINERY.
Judges-E H. Atwood, Maine Prairie; J. W
Goodspeed, Maine Prairie; Nelson Staples st. Joe
Best display OF agricultural implements BY
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The last Normal erstustiue cla,s n.

The last Normal graduating class goes
right TO work. Ml.O K. Chance starts to-
day for Fergus Falls, where he takes a
school. Miss Mary Grsely has the honor
of teaching the school in Representative
6tinchfeld's district, Maine Prairie. Mis-
Maria Cole has = school near Sank Rapids.
Miss LathroP goes to Princeton. Miss
Russell and Miss Veeder also have schools.
Other members Of the class have doubtless
been engaged 70 teach. 4 large number
Of the undergraduates take schools this
summer.
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CLASS B, DIV. 1sr-CATTLE.
Same list for Devon, Ayershires, Je1
and Aldernevs each.
CLASS B, DIVISION %.
GRADES AND NATIVES,

GRADES AND NATIVES.
Judges-Geo. E: Warner, Clearwater
s. c. Kemp, Fair Haven; r. Burget Sank
Rapids.
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CLASS B, D1VISION:4rH
WORKING CATTLE.

SAAAOO u, II 10lON 4TH.
WORKING CATTLE.
Judges-Simon Stevens, Clearwater; J..
B. Getchell, st. Cloud; Thomas Steen,
Maine Prairie.
Best yoke Of oxen, 4 years old and
over .'':''....:...''''''''.'... :$lO.OV
I'd best yoke of oxen, 4 years old
ana over .........,.."............... 500
Sd best yoke Of oxen, years old and
over...................... 400
Beat yoke year old ateers............. 500
Cd best yoke 8 year old steers ......... 200
Best yoke 2 year old steers............. 500
I'd best yoke year old steers......... 200
Best pair 2 year old steers broke and
driven by boy ......... ................. 500
I'd best pair 2 year old steers broke
and driven by boy. 800
Beat yoke year old steers .............. 800
I'd best yoke year old steers. ........ 100
Best yoke l year old steers broke and
driven by boy ........................... 500
I'd best yoke year old steers broke
and driven BY boy..................... 800
CLASS c, DIVISION 1sr,
SHEEP,
Judges-Wm. Pattison, St. Cloud; G. 7.
Rice. Langola Charles Whittemore Clear
water.
Best merino buck, year old and
Over........ $500
I'd best merino buck, year old and
over :.::.:.:...:.............. 200
Best coarse wool buck, year old
and over..........:::....:..: 500
I'd best coarse wool buck l year old
and over.-...::;...:..~.... 200
Best grade wool buck .."....,.....,.... 500
I'd best grade wool buck -."......."... 200
Best pen OF sheep, not les than six 500
I'd best pen of sheep, not less than
! A4'''.' '''.''''' .''''''''. 5 on
Best PUCK iamo ''........''.''.....""... Dip
Best eve lamo............ ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. Dip
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I'd beat boar ............,........... $50
Sd best bosr.. ......,,.,...........,.. 100
Best brood now 500
ID best brood sow $50
Sd besl brood SOW. ...................."... 100
Best brood SOW with litter Of pigs not
less than six observation-disclosures. 800
I'd best brood SOW with litter of pigs
not less than six ........................ 800
Best pair pigs less than six months
OIO. ........................... O.VO
I'd best pair pigs less than six months
CLASS E, DIVISION lsr.
POULTRY.
Judges-T. e. Alden. st. Cloud; John
Brake6eld, Avon VIM. Smith, Sank Rap
ids.
Best coop of chickens not less than
.......'. po.VV
ID best coop of chickens not less
than SIX ..........................." NV
Be0t three turkeys ........................ wv
III haat threa turkevs. 200
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EQUESTRIAN.

Judges-L. W. Collins, D. B. searle, Oscar Taylo
Best female equestrian ............s1O
~ Dest equestrian 6
"a best equestrian Observation-Disclosures. sc
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CLASS A, DIV. 81.
DRAFT HORSES.


=: DRAFT HORSES.
Judges-G. w. Smitten. LIE Sank; John
Schonlaeben, Zion Ferdinand Hartman,
St. Cloud.
Strength of horses to be tested on the
grounds.
Be Best span Of draft horses Or mares $1,000
I'd J." 600
Best 3year old draft stallion, eelding
I'd best year old draft stallion, keld-
ing or mare. ....."..................... 400
Sd best year old draft stallion, geld
ing or mare. 800
Best stallion 4 years old and upwards 1000
I'd &c" 600
Sd 6. 400
CLASS A, DIV, 41H.
! MATCHED AND SINGLE DRIVING HORSES.
Judges-W.S. Newell, St. Cloud Orlen
Farwell, Maine Prize; Fred Schultz, St.
Cloud.
Best pair matched carriage horses or
mares....................." .$lO.OO
I'd best pair matched carriage horses
or mares ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. QUO
Sd best pair matched carriage horses
or mares ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 400
Best single carriage horse or mare. 500
I'd 800
In awarding premiums in this class,
speed and training will be considered, and
the owner must drive his own horses.
CLASS A, DIV. 5rH.
Judges VIM. Louden, Maine Prairie ;
A. B. Darling, Clearwater; Ed. Capple,
| St. Cloud.
Best pair mules, years old and oversize. 90
I'd g. 600
Best pair mules year old and I'M
eer ..:...................... 800
Best mule foal ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 500
I'd .'.'''" .................. 200
Best jack 1000
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Lime P: B. whites1.75@1.e0 perbbl
Cement $4,000 4.25 per Dbl.
Hair-5Oc per bushel of 8 pounds.
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AID. Owen, Edelbrock aud McC lure were
appointed committee to wait on the May
or and inform him that the Council was
duly organized and ready to receive any
communication he thought proper to make
to it.
After brief absence the committee re-
turned accompanied by Mayor-elect L. w.
Collins, Esq, who upon being introduced
delivered his