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The settlement with the treasurer was
then taken up and continued unt,l 6
o'clock, when the board adjourned unit! 9
clock \. NJ. next day.
l. JANUARY -:
Board met pursuant to adjournment,
and members all present ..E
The following business was then trans
acted:
Justice report of O. P. Ashley, justice
of the peace, for quarter ending December
81, 1888, was examined and approved.
Report of W. F. Dunham, justice of
the peace, for quarter ending December
81, 1888, was examined and approved. .
On motion it is hereby ordered that
Mrs. Nortvett and Mrs. J. Erickson be
allowed for their support the sam of ten
dollars per month, from and after the first
day Of January, A. D. 1884, Until other
wise ordered; provided however that Mrs.
J. Erickson shall receive but seven dollars
for the month of January 1884.
The following bills were then allowed as
1
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Board met pursuant to adjournment and

Board met pursuant to adjournment and
members all present. Yesterdays pro-
ceedines read and approved The settle
ment with the county treasurer was then
taken up and continued until noon, when
the board adjourned one hour for dinner
Re-convened after dinner All pres
ent.
Neils Marquett came before the board
and stated that he was in destitute cir
cumstances and asked for aid, whereupon
the board gave him an order for 1900
pounds of coal an d an order on f. Wendt
for five dollars and fifty cents to purchase
goods with "
j. w. Taylor filed his protest, protest
ing against the allowance and payment of
the costs in the Lund and Peters case, had
before j. A. Warner, justice OF the peace
E. E. Carpenter came before the board
and stated that the ice breaks at the bridge
across the Big Sioux river at Beloit need
ed repairs, and that the commissioners of
Lyon county, Iowa, would meet the COM
missioners Of Lincoln county any time that
they would fix; and therefore the com
missioners fixed Tuesday the 18th as such
time to meet said commissioners. ..
The settlement with the treasurer was
then resumed and the balance of the day
was taken up in examining and canceling
vouchers, and at 6 o'clock p. NJ, board
adjourned until 9 O clock "A. NJ. next day.
JANUARY | l. - ~.
Board met pursuant to adjournment,
and members all present. The settlement
with the treasurer was then taken up and
continued until noon, when the board ad-
journed one hour for dinner. Re-conven-
ed after dinner, and members all present
Quarterly report of J. A. Warner, JUS
ticc Of the peace, for quarter ending De-
ccmber 81, 1888, was taken up and exam
ined, and cost allowed as follows to-wit:
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o'clock A. M. next day.
JANUARY Is.

Board met pursuant to adjournment,
and members all present. Minutes read
up to date and approved The settlement
with the treasurer was thsn concluded by
comparing treasurer report with books
and vouchers in treasurer and auditors
Office, and counting the funds that was
reported in treasury. The same being
found to be correct the treasurer's report
was on motion acceptedaand approved,
and ordered on record, Which is as follows,
to- wit:
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Culver Page Hoyne Co, books and station'y 10 so
At six o'clock p m. board adjourned
until 9 clock a. m. next day.
JANUARY IS.
Board met pursuant to adjournment,
and members all present Yesterdays
proceedings read and approved
Mrs. Anthonett johnson came before
the board and stated that her husband
had left her, and that she was in destitute
circumstances, and asked the board for
aid, thereupon the board gave her an Or
der for ten dollars,
After thoroughly investigating the mat
ter i'll relation to Mis-. Hemstock (pauper,)
the board of commissioners concluded that
the county was under no obligation to her
for her support, therefore on motion it
was on motion ordered that she be cut off
from further support from and after this
date, and a. G. Huetson, county agent
for the poor, is hereby ordered to act ac-
cordingly.
On motion it is hereby ordered that
Mrs. Bruser (pauper at Lennox,) shall
receive for her support but ten dollars per
month, from and after the first day Febru-
ary, 1884.
On motion the county treasurer is here
by authorized to settle with G.. W. Nay
lor, and pay him what money there may
be due him, if any, from the sale of the
Naylor property.
The following bills were then allowed
I N Menor, to copying proceedings and for
express and postage IA 90
Carter Bros, for stationery 525
Press DakOtaian for 100 license bonds 10
Press & Dakotaian, Is copies session laws and
stationery 50 so
E Angelo. for board and care Of Mrs Perry;
amount claimed SIG; allowed IA 90
w NJ Cuppett, clerks fees 205
Egbert, Fidler 4, Chalmers, stationery etc 81 20
Perkins Bros, books and stationery 226S
At six o'clock board adjourned until 9
o'clock a. m. next day.
.... JANUARY 10.
Board met pursuant to adjournment,
and members all present. Yesterdays
proceedings read and approved.
On motion Dr. +. p. Smith is hereby
appoint county physician in and for
Lincoln county for the term of six months.
On motion the treasurer is hereby Or
derey to extend the time for taxes becom-
ing delinquent, until Monday the 18th day
OF March, 1884.
The treasurer is. on motion authorized
to purchase tree. and replace all trees
that have died on the court house square.
The following bills were then allowed:
A Sutton, for coal furnished pauper STA
y Brandhagen, services as commissioner Al 60
Egar Dean, do do do AZ 90
Ole Hnkenstad, do do do 81 10
Minutes were read and on motion APP
proved
On motion board adjourned size die.
Attest O. r. BRANDHAGEN,
[. N. Memoir, Chairman.
Auditor.
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dered on record.
Paul johnson fled his affidavit setting
forth the fact that he had FIVE acres Of
timber planted on his land and asked that
he be allowed the exemption as provided
for by law; thereupon the board granted
the same and the auditor is hereby au-
thorized to change the tax list according
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Ole Hokenstad do TO Il 1s0
Quarterly report Of d H Hawn, justice
of the peace, for quarter ending january
was then examined and costs allowed as
follows, to wit:
D II Hawn, justice costs, S3.65
J NJ North, sheriff costs, 6 05
II + Benedict taking care of defend
ant, wife and children, . 10
II f Benedict, witness fees and mil
age, and conveying defendants wife
and children to court, 800
On motion board adjourned until Mon
day january If. at ten clock a. m.
JANUARY II.
Board met pursuant to adjournment,
and all members present,
The following bills were then allowed:
A G Huetson, for money paid out for the sup
port Of the poor from October T. 1883 to ~
G Huetson, money paid out for express for
county 154
T Thompson, coal hod 90
Geo Conklin, for printing and 100 blanks $50
l. Simmons, for laying floor in rgisser's Of
flee 400
NJ E Rudolph, for extra insurance on Naylor
house 10 60
J Taylor, for medical attendance on Mrs
Norton "a
Gilbert A Tweet, for boarding Mrs Mary
Knudson 600
D II Hawn, for transcript 100
Obey Thompson, for boarding paupsr Is so
st Croix lumber company, lumber for Mrs
Nortvedt go
W Wait, goods furnished pauper; claimed
36 A; allowed 2s4s
Sheriff Dickson of Minnehaha county, board
ing Samuel Nichols from October to Oc-
tDber Of. 1873. amount claimed : 'G: amt
allowed 10 50
Sheriff Dickson, discharging prisoner and
washing for same ? 90
Smith, goods furnished Mrs Bruser (pau-
peri % 65
Thomas Kane & Co, one chair and desk for
court room 21 20
Bill of. f. Ferguson for lumber fur
nished Mrs. Bruiscr, amount of bill SILL
90, was on motion rejected.
Bill of Tebbe Knock for Sl3 90, for car
pentcr work tor Mrs. Bruiscr, was on mo-
tion rejected.
Bill of Gerkcn for SIS. 90 for carpenter
work for Mrs. Bruiser, was on motion re-
jectcd.
Lars killing filed his affidavit with
the board setting forth the fact that he
had been subpenaed as witness in the
case of the territory against Arnt Arneson
Eckle, and that he had not received any
pay for the same, and asked that he be
allowed for one days attendance and mile
age, which would amount TO two dollars
and ten cents. On motion the said Lars
Killing was allowed the sum of two dollars
and ten cents. ...
The county superintendent having filed
description of the change in the boun-
Diary lines of school districts No. SO and
y, the same being laid over at the No
vember session, was taken up and exam
ined and approved, and the auditor is
hereby ordered to make said change on
the school district map of Lincoln county,
The following excise bond was then ex-
amined and approved'
Angelo & Co. of Canton, with Chas.
Slack, j. W. Thompson and VIM. Rob
inson as sureties. License ending April
l, 1884.
County Superintendent w. L. Bened-
let presented a statement showing the re-
ceipts and disbursements Of the teachers
institute of Lincoln county; the same was
examined and on motion approved.
On motion board adjourned until 9
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sessed at their cash value.
Farming implements, machinery and all
other property not mentioned in the 70 re-
going and not by law exempt from taxa
ton shall be assessed at their cash value,
whether paid for or not All decided land
ar lands that have been proved upon lex
cept timber land, shall be assessed at
from, per acre, s2.50 to SIC
Timber land to be valued at
from, per acre, &c
Lots in the city at Canton or any Of the
additions thereto, shall be assessed at
from $40 to $500 per lo., and improve
mcnts to be added
Lots in the town Of Eden shall be as
sessed at from S. to 5000 dollars per lot,
and improvements to be added
Lots in the town OF Worthing shall be
assessed at from S. to 500 per lot, and
improvements to be added.
Lots in the town of Lennox shall be as
sesscd at from S. to $3.50 per lot, and inn
proyementl to be added.
Itis further required and demanded Of
each assessor that be shall ascertain the
full and true name of each property hold
er and give both the first and second name
in full on their return, and also assess all
personal property in townships whore re-
ported to the owner thereof
On motion board adjourned until 9
0 clock A. NJ. next day.
JANUARY 10.
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thorized to change the tax list according
ly.
On motion board adjourned until 9
o'clock a. m. next day.
JANUARY II.
Board met pursuant to adjournment,
and members all present. Yesterdays s
proceedings were read and apprsved.
The following order was then made by
the board of commissioners:
WHEREAS, we the board of commits
sioners of Lincoln county, Dakota, after
careful consideration Of the question of
maintaining the poor, and investigating
the costs in the case, believe it to be ju-
dicious economy to establish poor farm;
therefore on motion it is hereby ordered
that the county treasurer retain the south
east quarter, section 7. township 90, range
so, situated one and half miles south
west of the village of Worthing for said
purpose; also that the question of acquir-
ing and maintaining poor farm be sub
mitted to vote of the legal voters of Lin
coin county alta special election to be held
on the first Tuesday in March, 1884, and
that the ballots read, "For poor farm"
Against poor farm" We believe levy
of one mill tax on all taxs BILE property
for the years SS4 and 1885 will be requir-
ed to carry out the provisions of said or
der.
The auditor is hereby ordered to make
provisions for said election as provided
for in section "a, chapter 81 of revised
code.
Affidavit of Gilman for exemption of
taxes for trees planted, was on motion re-
jeeted, on the ground that the ten years
had expired since planting said trees.
1t is hereby on motion ordered that the
costs in the case Of Anna Olson (insane)
be taxed to Halvor Olson, husband of the
said Anna Olson.
The following bills were then allowed:
W Benedict fees and salary superintend-
ent OF schools 1877 65
st Croix Lumber company, lumber; amount
claimed $l2 81; amount allowed 10 SO
I Menor, for thirty affidavits 75o
Millett, fees as judge of probate 13 so
c Kennedy, legal advice in Gilman case 10 90
Nash, for printing A
n oOutuaru, meQlcal attendance TO Mrs
Perry; amount claimed 50 10; allowed 70
Park, services county commissioner $50
X Kenne,y, for services as commissioner Of
insanity 50
Kennedy, for two days services in John
Wood case, (insane) 500
Smith, for making examination of Mar
tha Boynton and one day commissioner
of insanity 700
James Lewis, matches and stationery 225
W b Wait, deputy sheriff fees 210
Carter Bros, printing 645
" Hood. prescription for Mrs Perry 100
South. one days attendance and milagc
in Gilman case 800
II Jerauld, do do do 800
| J A Warner, do do do SEQ
L Farley, for boarding P NJ Luni five days 7 50
L Farley, for boarding Andrew Peters 17ls
days &c 90
! Bowen Kings5ury, for ink go
Illinois Printing company, assessors books
and blanks .-.. 81 rs
W Edwards, boarding Mrs Secor Is Is
Smith, two days commissio of in
sanity 90
II NJ Clark, coroner fees 55 so
James Lewis, jurors fees three days and mile
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On motion board adjourned until 9
o'clock a. m. next day.
3 JANUARY IL
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Dated at Canton, D. T., Jan. lst 1884.

Dated at Canton, D. T., Jan. 1st 1884.
This being the day fixed to meet the
commissioners of Lyon county to see about
repairing the ice breaks at the Beloit
bridge. the board thereupon adjourned
to meet said commissioners. After con-
sulting with said commissioners it was LETT
with the commissioners of Lincoln county
to let the contract for repairing ice breaks
and brace the west pier, fix the approach
es and replace the broken plank on said
bridge, and the commissioners of Lyon
county are to see to cutting the ice around
the piers under said bridge.
Commissioners returned at 5 clock D.
NJ, and Oh motion. adjourned until 9
o'clock Il. m next day.
JANUARY l6.
Board met pursuant to adjournment,
and members all present. The contract
to repair ice breaks and bridge at Bcloit
was awarded to Gilbertson and Engbret-
son for the sum of s5S.
Erick NJ. Wallipe came before the
board and stated that that he had paid
the taxes on the northeast quarter of
section 81, township 96, range 81, and
that the same was not subject to tax for
the year 1883, and asked that said tax be
refunded to him. After examining the
records the board was satisfied that the
said land was not subject to tax for said
year, and it was thereupon ordered that
the treasurer refund said tax.
n G. Nash and Carter Bros presented
the following proposition, to-wit:
We hereby agree to publish during the
year 1884, in the Sioux Valley News and
CANTON ADVOCATE, newspapers publish
cd weekly at Canton, Dakota, the pro-
ceedings of the board, notices, etc, at le-
gal rates, each publisher to receive one
half the amount allowed by law.
We also agree to furnish all blanks,
blank books, stationery, ETC., needed by
the county during said year, at as low a
rate as can be obtained of any responsible
house, for the same quality Of goods.
After due consideration the above prop
osition was on motion accepted and or
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vehicles, also, bus ind twenty-e ght
horses, hear.e, etc. Size OF building
3jxl 100 capacity Of hay loft forty tons.
Mr.. Arnett, senior, y one OIL ,ne
Oldest citizens OF Whltesbofo, having
lived here twenty-five years. lie IL
genial, who.e-souled old gentleman,
always In good spirits and ready 10 ac-
commodate strangers.
Nearly Nil the business houses {
Whitesboro are good. substantial
brick buildings. Several new onesare
now in process OF erection. Whites
Loro hns some very fair residence prop
erty and some very choice residence
locations. Har aggregate business
when all computed VIII reach the sum
of nj least sSDO, 900. This with other
tributaries We think IL good and SUI.
ticlent inducement for n bank.
The Whitesboro Normal ana
Commercial college, OF when
We have spoken la con-
nection with tie closing exercises
il large hret-story frame biiiulpS
with llnpsard roof. II has seating
q .p,.oIty for several hundred students,
and In the fall II Will pe opened rs .
rr.. public tchnol with high school
depsrime aud We hsss lus' cainsu
thai prof Fulsr y. Smith 20 been en.
gagged as principal, which fa.l alone \, y
A guarantee OF SUCCESS. Nnne ~
Whita.hofo we were introduced 70 nj.
Frank A. HUI, express messenger ,oI
the Texas Express company, VIZ
kindly offered 70 donny fayofs ne couiu
Ia behalf Of TnE GAZETTE.
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WACO.
The Body Of n German Found Drowned
The Day for Flower.

Special to tho Gazette.
Waco, June ls.--The body OF IL
drowned man was found stranded on
a bar of the Brazos river above this
city this morning. 1t is known from
papers found on his person That ne
was German named Miller, anu
about forty years of age, he was a
stranger In this section. The drown
Inc ID supposed to have been accident
AL but the circumstances are unkhown.
The body was buried by me fiVer
hank where the inquest WINS held
The trial of A. II. Gazeiy' charged
with the rape Of Minnie Danra'
nm italian child, nine years old, IS pro-
c.eding to-day. The court room was ~
c,owded, and the testimony thus iar
ia highly uniayurable for the defend
ant. .,no. Tlden,s
aeclinstion. believe Roswell I, flowu'
of New York will be the most avail Va y,
allie candidate, especially as u Is con- ,.,
"eded that some Eastern man mus'
~ Ths DAY, the evening paper ners !,
aanlared for Flower OH Monday, aha -
booming him daily.
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To Whom II May Concern.

THIS is To advertise that the undersigned
has bccn appointed spccial commissioner by
the district conrt OF Victoria county. Texas,
Ia sell at public sslo for cash. to tho highest
bidder, at the door ot the conri-housc oi Tar
rant county, on tile nrat Tuesday OF July, A,
u. 1871, between the hours OF ton u IN. and
four y. m, after giving notice OF said sile by
advertisement thetoof published Tor twenty
days In daily newspaper oi the city OF Fort
Worth. ''rhe slaugbtor-honse property ol
the Texas Continental Meat company, situ,
nied ut Fort worth, In rarrani county, in.
Guiding tho land upon which the same 10 sit.
unind las described 10y the copy of
decree of court attached 10 the
commission OF undersigneil and
all machinery. fixtures. appliances pnd
Rppurtenances thereto belongiig." The
above sale VIII be SUI Jcct To Tho approval OF
the said court, which conycncs on the eiSi
day OF July, "A. ". 1891, Aud tho undei-
signed hereby gives notice that lac will
sell said property NJ tho tame aud In the man
nrr above set fotth.
Witness my hand nt Fort Worth. Texas,
this June D, A, II. 1881.
II. A, ROGERS,
Special Commissioner.
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MO, .0a. pretty hotno, u whole block
IN @ONN0. and dwOnlng vi four rooms, for
thirty two hundr,d and my dollars.