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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-06-26
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Olatt@ fir ben preis BON $500 auf
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-06-26

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tpirb. Mebenbei liefern Mabndes
&d@e unb Seller bas 8or3igli@fe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-06-26
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get atpei 3u9tbaussS trdflinge, bie als
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lpannten stpei Der gfel aus rnb betperts
1teligten auf benieIben ibre Glu@t.
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Strdfinge aber ni1t urb es miro Beg
balb angenomnter, bob fe in ben
Slmpfen am Ns9es ertrurtet fin6.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-06-26

= Ser @ountpri6ter min ber @ta6t
bori6lagen, auf benz Miiitdr plasa
ein @ebdube gum Gpfenbetrage BON
$3.50, 600 gu erri@ten, bas glet@5eitig
als Gourtbaus unb @itpballe oieut.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1886-06-24

was allowed for services
as member Of board and
mileage and committee
Work. ....... ........ II 20
On motion the Board adjourned
to s O'Clock m June 10.
]. II. RENDLEMAN,
County Auditor.
Eight o'clock m June 10.
The Board met pursuant to adj
iournment members all present.
I ] Essington and Sparks Baker
proceeded to settle with county
treasurer at noon.
Board adjourned to one o'clock
p m.
One o'clock p m.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment and continued settlement with
county treasurer until 6 o'clock p m
at which time adjournment was
made to s o'clock m June II 1886.
une II 1886.
The Board met pursuant to adj
JouiHiiieiit HiefilDers All present ana
proceeded to conclude settlement
with county treasurer.
We the Board of Supervisors in
settlement with county treasurer by
examination of books and vouchers
found the report correct as by his
semi-annual settlement sheet sub
mitted to the Board at this meeting.
Petitions of John Norris and VIM
McLeran for refund of erroneous
road tax were granted and the Aud
ltor instructed to issue refund certifi-
cate for amounts.
Petition of Hester a and Jesse
Davis for abatement on account of
alleged erroneous personal property
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1886-06-24
AUDIToR's OFFICE, !
Audubon, Iowa, +


The board of supervisors met
pursuant to law. Present: T. j.
Essington Chairman, Sparks Baker
and Geolge Mccain.
The following business waa
transacted:
Auditors minutes during vacation
were read and on motion approved.
School fund mortgage of Oliver
Smith to Audubon county for four
hundred dollars was examined and
on motion approved.
Report of Clerk of Courts of
fines and jurors fee. collected and
paid, County Treasurer was ex-
amined and approved.
Auditors report of fees collected
for April and May 1886 and paid
county Treasurer was examined
and on motion approved.
Clerk of Courts report of fees
collected for April and May
was examined and on motion
approved.
tSee Auditors Report elsewhere.l
On motion accounts were
allowed as follows;
Wilson S Kimball county
printing. ........ S27 03
r Moore Carpenter county
prIptinp - AZ
Geo Scott Clerk of Hamlin
township .......... 10 90
J w Mcclure clerk of
Melville township
claimed S2l allowed. 10 90
VIM Lansing clerk Of
Oakfeld township. 10
Vim McCristol clerk of
Cameron township 60. 10 80
Thomas Walker clerk Of
Lincoln township. 20 90
Christian Christensen
clerk Of Sharon town
ship. ..,..,..,.,...," u 90
John Frahm boarding jury
April term SO. .. Il 90
J II Rendleman, express.
postage freight etc for
county ............. II 80
X J Hunter clerk making
transcript 10 supreme
court in Ryan case
clerk fees. ...... -. II rs
" + Stotts county treasurer
cash paid for postage
etc for treasurers office } "a
J I Ellis janitor of court
room April term SO. OC
+ Davis clothing for poor
person. .......... ) 0C
On motion the board adjourned
10 ( O'Clock 4 NJ June s 1885.
J. III. REsDLEMAN.
County Auditor
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1886-06-24

cancelled contracts, and probably
$2o,ooo,ooo for new buildings whose
present erection has been abandoned
BY reason of the labor disturbances.
Here is an aggregate loss closely
approximating $3o,ooo,ooo as the
outcome of three weeks striking by
100000 workingmen. Exchange.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1886-06-24

according to the estimates made
by Bradstrec, the direct loss attend
ing the late series oil strikes IL the
men employed, IN wages, reached
the enormou, figure at SS,ono,ooo.
To this mus hc added S.,Soo.ooo
loss to employer, from interruptions
10 business, Si,ooo,ooo IN deferred OF
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1886-06-24

!. f. .'..s ! that township delegate' {" the
. r.nr co.,, hc chosen Saturday, Jun" 49,
"a. hour ....ce the local committees may
,tc.
., rler e.. Judicial Cummttc~.
JNO. \. EAsH, Chairman.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1886-06-24

Program for the school picnic and
celebration to lac held at Graham's
Grove, Melville township, July Srd:
Schools are requested to meet at
the Centre school house at 9 a. m.
and march to the grounds.
Address of Welcome, by !. G.
Keith, President Of the Day.
Invocation.
Music.
Exercises of school No. /, con-
Quoted by Ed McManigill, - the
other schools to follow in their order.
Music following each school per-
torrance.
Oration--l. y. Shingledeckcr.
Toast. Our Public Schools.-T
III. Turner.
Music.
Declaration Of Independence. P.
I. Keith.
Toast, Our Forefathcr,. - Ed.
McManigill.
Music.
Basket Dinner.
Horse racing, slow mule race,
sack race and other amuscmeuts in
the afternoon. Bowery dancing and
swings, and the graudeSt dis.
play of fireworks ever seen in Au.
dubon county.
Come ono. Come all. and >cud
for our friends 10 nn'ct ven 'hrrv'
l,N Dul,'r al Committee.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1886-06-24
Supervisors Proceedings.

MINUTES KEPT BY AUDITOR DURING
VACATION.
April l6 1886.
Issued county warrant number
six hundred and fifty four amounting
to two dollars to p | Whitfield for
commissioner Of county road
number 1872.
April II
Issued county warrant number
six hundred and seventy five
amounting to sixty SIX dollars to
G III Sholes for reporter fees April
term circuit court 1886.
April II.
Issued county warrant number
six hundred and seventy eight
amounting to fifteen dollars to Jas.
T Ellis for janitor court room
April term 1886.
April 81.
Issued comfy warrant number
six hundred and eighty two,
am uniting to nine dollars to Cyrus
Bayne for bounty on nine wolf
scalps.
April "a.
Issued county warrant number
six hundred and eighty three
amounting to two dollars to Richard
Smith for bounty on two wolf
scalps.
April "a.
Approved official bond of \ III
Vineyard as Justice Of the Peace, for
Lincoln township Oh recommendation
of Sparks Baker, member of board
of supervisors as to sutficicncy of
suritles.
April 20.
Approved official bond Of ID. w.
Powers as Justice of the Peace for
Oaktield township on recommendation
of I J Essington member of board
of supervisors as to sutficiency of
surities.
April 20.
Issued county warrant number
six hundred and eighty six
amounting to sl.oo to John Beason
for bounty on one wolf scalp.
May /.
Issued county warrant number
six hundred aud ninety amounting
to five dollars to VIM. Banning for
bounty on five wolf scalps.
Nav |,
r;Ied and approved the res.
donation of Charles S. Bison as
DEPUTY Auditor of Audubon county
Iowa.
May &.
Issued county warrant number
six hundred and ninty one
amounting TO eight dollars to
George J Smith for bounty on eight
wolf scalps.
May :.
Issued county warrant number
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1886-06-24
Ar VIOLA CENTRE, July Bird

Grand Celebration in BOnwell's
grove. Come out everybody!
Salute of 100 guns at sunrise. $3.50
Parade of delegations under direction
of Marshal Atties. with martial music.
1000, Meeting called to order by W b.
Lyttle. followed by prayer by Chaplain
F. NJ. Carpenter; Opening address
by Chairman Lyttle. Music by sornet
ba I'd. Reading OF Declaration by Jas.
Dudley. Music by band and glee club.
HOO. orations by r. Moore Carpenter
and Prof. Waitman. 1900. adjourn
for dinner. 80 Music 10y The band.
followed by IN address 10y Hon. J y.
Lyons. of Guthrie county. Iowa. The
following toasts will be responded to:
Education. our Nations Source of
Strength" by Mrs. c. Overholtzpr;
Our Ceuntry'S Flag" by I. b. North
up; American, Patriotism" by 7. G..
Wilcox: Iowa" by Miss Lula Over,
hotter. The Power of the Press, y
by J. Zeller: The Boon of Liberty"
BY 4. r. Taylor; AThe Day We Cele-
brate. by R.C .Carpenter. Dec, The
Duke of Wellington, by John Dudley
500. Fat Mans Foot Race. $50
TrOtting Race, between a. \. Wolfe s
trained COW and horse. 5:45, Wheel.
barrow race. 900, Sack race. A
grand display of fireworks at night.
By order Of committee, JIG. BONwELL.
r. {. CARPENTER, z. SHAVER.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1886-06-24

assessment was on motion rejected.
Potion Of John M Griggs ct al
for abatement Of taxes was not
granted. On motion the BoarI adj
iourned to one o'clock p m.
One o'clock p m.
The Board met pursuant to
adjournment and proceeded to equal
ize the personal property assessment
in the different townships for the
year 1886 as follows:
Hogs in Extra township reduced
IS per cent.
Hogs in Extra town reduced 80
per cent.
Hogs in Cameron township re-
duced Is per cent.
(Treasurer's balance sheet elsewhere. J
On motion the following accounts
were allowed:
Geo Mccain services as
member of board
mileage and comiss-
Toner work ....... ) "A
Sparks Baker services as
member board mileage
and commissioner work 90 Sc
T ] Essington services as
member board mile
age and commissioner
work. ..........m 81 e
S $ Wigginson annotations
for reports. ........." 5 90
Minutes of the session were read
and OH motion approved as read.
On motion the board adjourned
sine die.
!. ii. RENDLEMAN
County Auditor
T. J. EssINGToN.
Chairman
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1886-06-24
Republican Judicial Convention

The Republicans Of the fifteenth judicial district OF
Iowa will meet In delegate convention at Council
Bluffs Iowa, at II AM, on Wednesday, Jund 80 1856
for the purpose Of placing in nomination three t3)
candidates for the Office of district Judge.
The basis reI resontation will DO the that
provided for the republican state convention, towit
One delegate 10 each county, and additional dele
gate for each two hundred C2O0) votes fraction
one hundred 900 votes cast for Governor Larabee at
the last general election.
On this basis the several counties will he entitled to
representa- ton as follows.
Audubon. Montgomery ..... ~
Id
Fremont 9Pottawattamie...,...., II
MIs.,...... ........."e shelby
The chsirmen OF the various republican county ccH.
trail committees will that the county conventions
are called to elect delegates to this convention.
BY order fifteenth district republican judicial central
committee.
CHARLES NJ. II.RL, Chairman.
". :. LEWIS. Secretary.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1886-06-24
iNlEn4a,...:., DAY IN The COUNTY
Prosg5G,l '; e Exercises al the Several
iC.l,s ia Oh will Celebrate.
Almost Universal Observance.

AT AUDUBON, july 3rd.
Music 10y the band.
ADDRESS by President James Davis.
Prayer by Chaplain j. W. Bot.
Music by the band.
Reading of Declaration Of lndepeu-
dence. DR.. J NJ. Rendleman.
Song, Star Spangled Banner.
Grafton, Hon. Henry O'Conncr.
Music, America.
Afternoon announcements.
2P. NJ.
Music by the band.
Toasts - lst., The Day We Cele-
brate,'' response by S.A. Graham. I'd.
THE Flag response by Melvin Mich
OILS. 3rd.. 1.-The Political Par
ties response by |. A.Shihgledecker,
4th., Pulpit and Press, response Ivy
Rev Bott. 5th.. Public Schools" re-
Spouse by K.O. Holmes, 9Th, Lawyer
in Society,"" response by J.Mack Love.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1886-06-24
June 8 1885, !
3 O'clock A. NJ. (

" WYNN n. M
The board met pursuant to ad-
journment, members all present.
On motion accounts were allowed
as follows:
G + Willcutt services as
county superintendent 207 ~
Egbert, FIdlar & Chambers
stationery for county. IL rs
Geo d Barnard stationery
for county ,.... 10 20
Perkins Bros Il Co
stationery for county 25 Oe
Iowa printing company
stationery for county SO so
Carter & Hussey stationery
for county. AZ So
Acres. Blackmar e. Co
stationery for county 80 40
Illinois printing company
stationary for county So 80
Conklin q Son merchandise
for poor persons ,.. 80 40
II j. Wilson fixing vault
door in Recorders
office .... | 90
A j Lefliinwell house rent
for Ables and Harring-
ton, poor, claimed
$2S so allowed. ..... 20 so
Matte Jameson house
rent for ID Burns
family. ........ 8 IS
d b Zentmir wood for poor 8 40
Jacob Albright Trustee of
Douglas. ..... .. 2 90
III Rhorbeck lumber for
county bridges . -. 10 IS
Albert Frederick clerk of
Greeley township
claimed twenty dollars
allowed. ............. 10 90
On motion the board adjourned
to | o'clock u. NJ.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1886-06-24
Republican County Convention

The Republicans ut audubon County here,'y
called to meet in convention, at til" Town liall in
Auluhun, gu
sArUgrAY. JUNL ~. $50.
al $50 T. IN, Tor the PURPOSE 81" selecting -N iGl "I'-
gates the judicial district nNrui". tuhr hck At
Council Blum. IrNt Wednesday, Juur a. lSt',
The representation "ill h. one delegate for every
township. and To- ,"ery 70 votes fraction,
ten vote, 49,. m. Lsrr,hc, for GuN"ruur -
.,tI,,
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1886-06-24
AT BRAYTON, July 3rd.

Procession to form at BraytOn, 1890
a. In. and march to the grounds under
command of J, I. jenkins, Marshal Of
the Day. Opening exercises: Music,
by Brayton cornet band. Prayer, by
Rev. Hill, of Atlantic Music by the
glee club. Reading of Declaration by
Prof. d. Repass. Music by the band.
Basket Dinner. Afternoon exercises:
Grafton, by Hon. A. b. Thornell, of
Sidney Music by the glee clui .
Speech, by J. L. Bruce, ID. G.. NJ, OF
Anita. Public installation OF officers
of Audubon lodge number 2l7 l. .. o.
r. Music by the glee club. TOasts,--
''Our Nations Progress by Rev. f.
II. Hill, of Atlantic; Our Country
by Robert Glenn: Our Flag" by W.
F. Ballard; pioneers of Audubon
County" by ID. b. Beers. and many
To the Amusements of the day will
consistof egg race, sack race. wheel
barrow race, catching creased pig.
bowery dance, BY order of com
mittee. i. y. HALLOCK. Senior.
President of the Day.
Dance in the evening at Oakfield hall
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-15
PAL0 PINTO.
County and Commissioners Courts-New
Bridges red--Personal--Notes.
q trresuondence of tho C;azette

County and Commissioners Courts-Nsw
Bridges ed--Personal--Notes.
Q rrcspondenco OF the Gazette.
PALo PINTO, TEX, Feb lS-County court
CO vened u week ago last Monday, Judge L. X.
Taylor presiding The Judge adj urned court
this week 10 sit with he comm ioners' court
which convened Monday, Eel lary s. This
courl has been in session dur < the whole
week and is not yet adjourn, IL Tho court
now holding over waiting for GU treasurer w
Il. Veal, to make his annual rep IT. Mr. Veal
Is hard at work on the same at this time Our
commissioners ordered the ',ordon Courier 10
advertise for bids to uld two hridgcs one an
iron brl Ige of 100 (, ct span across palo PlntO
creek az Sha p's mill on the road lrauing from
Palo Pinto 10 Gordon, and one "A wo den bridge
across u llnrd's creek near Mineral Wells Tao
OF our coun officers We're delivered to the
court by their bondsmen this term. Ono was
Judge " IL. Taylor, who was surrendered by
Col George w. Mcdonald, as bondsman
me other officer who was req ired to give a
new bona was County Surveyor ii w. Berry
capt. III. q. Taylor surrendered him to the
court. The judge and surveyor have filed new
bonds, which nave been approved by the court.
Our commissioners 10 led TIE tax for 1854,
which was reduced from 90 cents on the sltU Ia
71ts maklnga reduction of Tx cents. Our
collector III not get over one third of the tax.
es coleo cd by March |. The people have NO
money and cannot get It,
There Is considerable log.rollipg among the
Office 'seekers. We have heard no one named
fayOrably for an office.
Uncle frank Cowden Is spending a week In
our town WIN Mrs Straughan, his daughter,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-15

THE issue Of deep water is not whether
this or that point shall be selected; it is
whether individual interests will be adj
vanced or retarded; 1t is simply whether
this great state and the Northwest shall
have deep water at that place where it
can be soonest, cheapest and permanent.
ly secured. One million OF dollars will
give twenty feet Of water at Sabine; one
million for Sabine has been recommended;
why fight this recommendation unless it
be shown that one million will not ac-
complish good at Sabiue' The state and
people of Texas need deep water, and it
matters not to them at what point it is
secured so they get 1t.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-15
MONTAGUE.
Commissioners Court and Bridges Grim
nal Understanding.

HtAa tNWtrr--N NiHhhnHs
correspondence Of the Gazette.
MONTAGUE, Tx. Feb. l5.-Thc commits
slsnors' court adiournd to day after having
done q good weeks work in the way of ap
pointing road ovefsccts, auditing accounts.
etc.
VI. j. Reed was appointed constable Of Jus
tlcc Precinct No. 8, to dll the vacancy Of j. NJ.
Coleman, RESCUED Also John Dnnham was
lnppolrted Unstable No 3 to Nh the vacancy
OF 9, q Hodges, resigned Docio sstlnson ana
McNcase we're awarded the contract of fur
nishing medicine ana medi. al attention to the
pOor.ho SO and jail for the ensuing year
Ju-eph MitcbePs account for SlVi0 Tor
building the following bridges was approved
ThT q, ross sail creek, one &C oss Jones
creek one across sandy. Two acros. relknnn
and unc across Cottonwood These bftdg !
are built by Mr. Mitchell out OF wire, and hc
claims that they are more substantial than
wooden ridges and great al chca er. In
his contract with the county he binds himself
TO keep the In good repair for five years
Harry was brought In from the Nation by
snerih N Cain and lodged - jail last night.
lie - charged with the theft Of "a plow from a
farmer In this county, who lives near Red
river.
r. Q Garrett lately from rkansas, entered
th" store OF Donaldson and elected thereftom a
stx.thOOter, cartridges etc. lie WAS promptly
arrested and was bound over by the Justice OF
the peace at Forrestburg, ana In default OF
tond now boar at the Hotel dc McCain.
Your G respondent made n little tour over
TO the town OF Hardy, which is situated
thirteen miles east from Montague,
Farmers we busy turning the soil
preparatory TO planting We notl one
thing that tracted our attentit n. and that
was that every farm we passed had good
o chard, which proves that this Is good fruit
country
Hardy has n I'm school, presided over by
Professors Lee a. Mimouth.
Esq ire Stulman's court was In session. this
being his gulAr term but ms he only had
two cases on his docket, and they woe com.
prOmised, the busin III was soon over with
w. a. Nor ~, cashier of the First National
bank at th place, who has been quite sick, we
are glad TO note Is able to be out again.
Mr.. j. Clatk T. ilni hing up his new stone
building, and Will move his stock of drugs into
IL In e few days
The sound OF the hamm can be heard on all
sidcs, and WORK on the Montague Il Southwest
crn cJntinues undated, there being over 10
SO far as we have been able to learn the Hon.
WI swain Is the CHOICE OF this county for tho
next governor.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-15
MARSHALL.
Preparing for the knights of Labor-wIn
wait tor the Receiver.

Preparing for the knights of Labor WIN
wait tor the Receiver.
Correspondence of the Gazette.
MARSHALL, TEN, Feb lS'-Thc local assem-
bies OF too knights OF Labor are making prep
arations to receive and entertain the delegates
to the distict convention of the Southwest
system, viii n meets here next Monday. From
well informed Kriphts We learn that one of
the principal objects OF the convention Is TO
lock more ulO ely into thc receiver hin busl
ness" and, II Ossiblo, ha n more def
lnito understanding with the receiver
Thus far The knights have had
no trouble with the receivers, and for that rea-
N they desire to taGc such steps az will bet
ter protect all parties against misunderstand.
ing.
Rev. Il, g. Pearson, he evangelist, preached
at the opern house astnlght to a pack d house.
t-"Redcmption" After service he
ma some remarks about the work of the T.
NJ. 9. a. Of this city, spoke of their finances
etc, and opened subs rlption II t. and I'm
shor time raised $50. At his lecture
the same canse. Mr.. Pearson left
this morning for Grecnyllle, where he viii
open one OF his revival meetings Sunday.
Eur "a lodge, No. :, X. of p, win celebrate
the Pythian Anniversary February 49, by an
OratiOn, ball and banquet.
Marshall has II at last q cooking club.
Mr. X. l.. Jennings H. daily expecting his
commission as poatn aster He IL in the Office
"oAtch'ng on His bro her. ID. $. j, innings
late of Longyicw, will occupy desk under the
new management
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-02-15

The constant requests to send THE GA
zHrrE on promise Of future remittance
compols us TO call the attention OF all our
friends and patrons that no name is en-
tered on our books unless the order for
subscription is accompanied by the mon
ey TnE GAZETTE cannot afford to open
accounts for subscriptions, and attention
to the invariable rule OF the Office is re-
spoctiully solicited, as II will not be devil
ated from in any case