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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1888-05-12
New Advertisements.
TO All Whom it May Concern.

= NEW YORK, May 3, IsSS.
'HIIIS Is TO CERTIFY, That Mr. Noah
L Trimbie has been appointed our Agent
in Allegany county, Md, duly authorized md
empowered to receive orders and take sub
scrptions for all the Publications of this
House, and to deliver the same.
May l2-3t p. J. kennedy.
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL ITEMS.

The County's Business.-The county
commissioners met Monday and approved
bonds of the collectors.
J. 81 Oder, appointed for the third collection
district, declined, and John L. Porter was
elected in his stead
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FOR SALE.

. VACANT LOTS in G. W. McCulloh's adj
= ditiOn, well located. Win be sold sever
ally, or as whole, the latter preferred, at
reasonable price, and on favorable terms
Address JOHN w. ARNOLD,
Administrator of J. J. Arnold, decd,
April 2S-3t ECkhart Mines, Md.
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Died-Mrs. MARY PORTER, wife of Josiah
NJ. Porter, of Eckhart, died May 9, 1888, aged
- years She was born in Monmouthshire,
Wales, and came to this county in 1852
where she has since resided, Her husband
and eight children survive. She was most
estimable lady, and her death is lamcnted
by a large circle of relatives, connections and
friends
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,sy@ All the creditors of Thomas Phillips,
dec d, are hereby notified to file their claims
in the office of the Clerk of the Court afore,
said o" or 6ctOre the list day of June. 1888.
BENZ. A. RICHMOND,
}. J. MCHENRY,
April 2S-3t Trustees.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1888-11-29
oFFIcIAL.
REPORT
Of the Proceedings of the County
Board of Supervisors of
Pierce County.
Animal Session. November. 1SSS.
Annual Observation-Disclosures, 1883.
ELLSWORTH. Nov. Is, 1855.

ELLSWORTH. Nov. Is, 1888.
The County Board of Supervisors
of Pierce County, Wis, met at the
county office building in the village Of
Ellsworth at 2 o'clock P NJ, aud was
called to order by the chairman The
roll was called and members answered
to their names as follows: Clifton,
I'll. n. Bascsm; Diamond Bluff, K s.
Relson; Ellsworth, S. p Fay; Ellis
worth village. Ii. B. Warner; El Pa
SO. Thomas Hurley, Gilman. N. A..
Nelson; Hartland, Andrew Jensen;
Isabelle. w. IL. Rldgman; Martell,
ii Halvorson; Maiden Rock. Peter
Lewis; Maiden Rock village. l. D.
Golf; Oak Grove. John Murphy; City
of Prescott ID ward d. j. Dill, Sd
ward d S. Cheney; City of River
Falls. I'd ward X. l.. Lien, Sd ward
NJ. C. Pierce, 4th ward c. r. Morse;
River Falls town, F. II. Lord; Rock
Elm. Ira J. Smith; Spring Lake, S.
Brown; Salem, VIM. Foley; Trim
belle. NJ. Nugent; Trenton, l. s.
Moe; Union, W. II Taylor.
A full board present except Sup.
McCray.
On suggestion a change was made
in Committee on Equalization as fol-
lows; In place of Sup. Morse. whe
cannSt attend the whole week, Sup
f ii. Lsrd was appointed. In place
of Sup. McGray, who is net likely to
attend the meeting Of the beard till
the latter part of the week, Sup. II.
S Robson was appointed. the change
being approved by the board.
On motion the chairman was in
structed to appoint a committee on eff
fetal bonds. Sup. Morse was appoint
ed as one Of the members Of the Au.
diting Committee in place Of Sup
Lord, who was transferred to the Gem
mittee on Equalization.
As Committee on official bonds the
chairman appointed sups. McGray
and Golf.
The board then adjourned to A.
NJ. Tomorrow.
EDNEsDAY MORNING. Nov. IA.
The beard met at the usual hour.
A full board present. Journal APP
proved.
List of county orders over tive
years old presented by the clerk and
read to the board.
List ofuneolIsd for eountv orders dated Nov
u, 1885, uncalled for in two years, made pur-
L..
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ID. y. WetheTn as opened his store
again aud requests all to come and ex-
anime his new stock.
Rob. Reynolds. of River Fails, was
in town last week looking after colts.
f. II. Niles recently cut "A cords of
wood in six days.
Finer skating was never seen, and
the boys get there" every night.
Last Sunday t 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
joyful event occurred at the residence
of L. L. Leight ~ Mr.. Eugene Fur
bish and Miss Hattie Richardson were
united in marriage by Rev. Hines, OF
Ellsworth. The young couple left on
Monday for Hudson. where Eugene
works at his trade as carpenter Miss
Hattie will long be remembered by MS
as one of the most charming young
ladies of our town. We wish them
happy future.
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100
J. Raab and family have moved to
Plum City for tine winter.

J. Raab and family have moved to
Plum City for tine winter.
Miss Sophia CLANS Is very sick.
While Frank CLANS was cutting
tree on the % inst. bee flew into MS
ear causing great pain. The insect
was removed 10y DR.. Curtis.
Birthday parties, raffles and other
social gatherings have been numerous
in this vicinity lately.
The winter term Of the village
school opened Monday, the 26th. WIN
F. Inabnit as teacher.
a. j. Ingli and F. Inabnit. of this
place. attended the te achers' associa-
tion at Ellsworth on the oath. and re-
port themselves well rewarded for
their trouble.
There will be a turkey and sheep
rattle here on Thanksgiving.
II. WoTkley and W. Schonig, of Me
nomone. were in our hamlet on the
2lst inst.
Oppliger & Oberding have begun
saving logs.
\ Miss Shincufky. living between
this place and Arkansaw, who has
been blind for seventeen yea rs, mas
had three operations on her eyes.
She can now observe daylight M u
is believed by the doctors that an.
other operation will restore her sig'h'
in one eye, at least.
There will undoubtedly be an ''0ld
folks Hop in this place Thursday
evening.
Chas. Gupfer, X. d. HeinZer and
Chas- Ingli. Jr., with several others
| have gone to the pinery.
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Attorney f. ii. Ives was at Hudson
the last of the week on business.
j. NJ. Bailey and family left for
Richmond, Va, last week.
E. G. Babbidge leaves this week
with his family for Nashville, Tenn,
where they will spend the winter.
Mrs. W. II. McCauslin has gone to
Spokane Falls to reside with her
daughter.
ii. n. Holman, while in the employ
of Charley West, in Clifton. accident
ally injured lis hand and was laid up
for week or so.
f. L. Dunbar is expected home soon
from the mining regions of Michigan,
where he has been employed for the
past eight months.
Samuel ii. Lewis is in Bloomington,
ILL.,, looking after his interests, having
considerable land in that vicinity.
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Farmers are nearly through with
their fall work. and some of them are
waiting for snow to haul wood and
ties to Ellsworth.
Grandma Mcintyre was buried here
on the 10Th. She was in very feeble
health for long time and was kindly
cared for at her sOn.in-law's, b. IL.
Gilman's.
Mrs. Reinkey. Telict of the late John
Reinkey, died here on the Goth. She
was taken sick the day before of in
flamat,on of the kidneys. She was
buried last Friday on her fathers
farm near Waverly.
Thanksgiving will be observed here
with two balls.
Charley Dopkins was out here re-
Gently buying stock tor Val. Weisend.
Ye blacksmith, W. T. Radschlag,
from Rock Elm. is doing a thriving
business here.
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The town board of audit Will meet
at the town clerks office Tuesday.
Dec. 4.
The st. Croix Land and Lumber
Company have let contracts for max
ing the ties on Secs. and 5, in this
town.
James Mulry has purchased team
of horses.
A winter bridge has been put in at
the Rasmussen crossing. TOlloff John
son did the work. All of the bridges
contracted for last summer have been
finished. All of them are good, but
the one erected by F p. Kelley and
the one erected by Hans Z. Hanson
are especially fine looking structures.
The town board was obliged to levy a
bridge tax of $500 in addition to the
amount voted at town meeting, in or
der to meet expenses the current year.
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P. Deck has his barn completed.

L. DECK mas MS Darn competed.
Will MERGERS team INDUCED in a
lively runaway last Friday night.
Ed MERGERS wife and two children
were in the wagon and were thrown
out, Mrs. Mercer breaking one of her
limbs and bruising her head quite
badly; also Will Mercer was badly
bruised.
There will be Thanksgiving dance
at FOx's Hall this Thur sday) evening.
Arthur Betterly and Eugene Keyser
start for GlenwOod this morning to
work.
Fred Van Nortwick and George Fox
are home from Hayward.
Geo. Hanvelt and Eddie Fox took a
flying trip to Wildwood Sunday last.
Miss Lottie Keyser is home from
Wildwood.
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placed on file. The board then listen
ed to the report Of the County Super
intendent of Schools. being a verbal
report. Moved and seconded to ac.
cept and adopt the report Carried
Report of County Clerk was read
and referred to committee to settle
with Clerk.
The following was 0 ffered:
RESOLVED. By the Board Of Supervisors Of
Pierce County, that there be and is hereby ap-
prOpriated to County Supt. the sum OF two hun
bred dollars for the current year for incidentals
as provided by law.
On motion accepted and adopted.
The board then adjourned to Z
O'Clock this evening.
THURsD AY EVENING, Nov. Is.
Board met at the hour of 7 o'clock.
Order OF business taken up. The
committee on equalization reported as
follows:
TABULAR STATEMENT
OF the Equalization as adopted by the County
Board Of Supervisors Of Pierce County for the
year 1883:
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THE ROYAL ROUTE.
lineage. 1t. Paul. Minneapolis Il Omaha
Chicago & Northwestern Rvs.

Oilers the best service, and makes the
fastest time of any line between II. Paul
and Chicago. and between It. Paul, Sioux
CITY, Omaha, Des Moines and Kansas
Citv. All trains carrying through sleep
err and making close connection at Omaha
ami Kansas City for California points.
This is the short line 10 Chicago, no
change Of cars. and all classes of tickets
honored Two trains a day each way
with finest Pullman sleepers and most
modern dining cars, on which every deli
Cacy Of the season may be obtained at a
moderate price. ? ese dining ears are a
spectral feature Of the ROYAL Route, and
for liberal service and comfort are I'M
egtaled bv any in the world.
For Duluth, Ashland and all Lake SUI
perI0r points. take this route from st.
Paul. Minneapolis Eau Claire, and all
stations East or South. ParlOr cars on
dav trains. through sleepers ON night
trains. Close connection ~ Ashland with
NJ. l.. :. x w. trains for the iron mines.
Buy your tickets over the Chicago, st
Paul. Minneapolis & Omaha Railway,
and YOU viii never travel by any other
line.
Tickets for sale 10y all ticket agents.
For time tables and other information
apply to
Tw TEAsDALE, Gen'l Pass. Agent.
J. s MCCULLOUGH. Nm WHEELER.
Asst Gen IPass Ast- Travels Pass Agt-
ST. PAUL. MINI and
F. L. COLGR0VE, Agent,
River Falls. Wis.
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All is quiet now that the political
excitement has subsidized.
We notice a change in the time of
the arrival of the Rock Elm stage.
Service in the church Thanksgiving
day.
The young people enjoyed a social
hop in the hall Friday night.
Plenty of good skating last week;
but it has been taken away by the
warm weather.
w. w. Walsingham is closing out
John Barnum's stock of hardware, an
assignment having been made.
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The Auditing Committee reported

The Auditing Committee reported
as follows:
To the Honorable Board of Supervisors
of Pierce county:
Your Auditing Committee beg leave to
report and submit the following schedule
ofaccounts against the county, which we
have audited aud recommend that the
same be allowed as per schedule.
Respectfully submitted.
III. n, BAsCoM, !
G. K. MORSE, SCommittee.
w III. TAYLOR,
SCHEDULE OF BILLS
Filed with County Clerk since annual
session of County Board, November, 1887.
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}. b. j EEs0s,
Agents OF Poor.
On motion board adjourned until
7 s'cloek this evening.
EVENING SESSION. Nov. 10.
Board met at I o'clock. List Of
sntlawed county orders was again read
to the board, aud on molten were de-
stroyed in presence of the whole board.
Sup. Hurley presented the following:
WHEREAS. The town Of FL Paso having fled
its petition IN writing setting tertn tnat the
public necessity require that II shall build IN
aid town certain bridges al tae places IN said
petition specified, ana that II SHAH repair Ger
tain other bridges located IN said town at the
rIaces ia said petition named; that the estima-
fed cost OF constructing and repairing said
bridges will be at least $4,000; that at the an
uual town meeting held In said town on the oth
iay Of April, A. ID. 1885, II was by said town VS-
ted 10 construct and repair said bridges, an d
one half Of the cost Of such construction anu
repairs " hich exceeds one-fsurth OF one per
eeutum Of all the taxable property N tatd tqNn
according 70 the valuation thereof as equalIEe1
ia the year $50. watch vas the last equailzea
valuation thereof preceding said town meeting.
Therefore. Resolved. That the sum OF ssJVeV'
oue-hslf OF the estimated cost o. the construe-
tim and repairing SAID bridges be, ana the
same hereby is appre priated 70 SAID town Of p
Pasa and the same Is hereby dlrecte1 70 pc
levied upou an the taxable property Of flefee
County excepting upon the taxable properly ~
the city Of Prescott and the city o. hlEsr ais
ana the villages Of Ellsworth and MAIDEN ROCK
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Gilman.
IL has haen Narr .lru sinnn alantinr

1t has been very dry since election.
The roads are in excellent condition
for winter
John Thompson took a load of
dressed beef TO Saltwater last week.
Andrew Ofstie is down from St.
Paul on a short visit.
On Saturday, Nov. II, Mr.. T. Ny
hagen and Mr.. ii. =. Hanson each
became the happy father of boy
and girl, respectively.
Little Cephas johnson. son of A. B.
johnson. is very sick with lung fever.
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Os molten the report was accepted.
offered by Sup. RIdgman:
". III. RIDGMAx,
L. d. COR,
Commissioners,

RESOLVED. By the Board Of Supervisors Of
Pierce Comfy. that there be q tax Of two hun
dred ninety dollars forty eight cents 80 ~
a. tbs rurpose of aiding the town Of salem IN
80 esanfv for bridges. said bridges being built
across Rush River On sections I. ana q; when
rs;5 ever te the proper authorities Of said town
Of Salem. ~ e ,sss
DA'e~ W. IL. RInsMAN.
On mstica laid over till this eve
ninR's session.
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Action deferred. Sup. Gof intro
dueed the following:

RgsoLvEB. By the County Board Of Pierce
5silars - aud The same hereby IS levied upon
m taxable property Of Pierce County except
spch a. IL exempt By law. Ter the purpose q
ravinr the sun pstitisned for By town board Of
~ taSru az salem tor the erection Of brldges IN
ssid town, and when collected 70 be paid over
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Accepted and adopted.
The board then adjourned until to-
morrow morning at s eleck.

Accepted and adopted.
The board then adjourned until to-
morrow morning at s o'eleck.
FRIDAY, Nov. 10.
Board met at o'clock. A full
beard present. Minutes approved.
The resolution introduced by Sup.
Nugent and laid ever until this mors-
ing was then taken up and on motion
accepted aud adopted.
Sun. Brown offered the following,
RESOLVED. By the Board Of Supervisors Of
Pierce County that the sum OF seven hundred
and thirty dollars (S730) be, and the same IS
hereby levied upon the taxable property OF
Pierce County, excluding tne pIoPerV IN the
.lage Of Ellsworth and the village OF Maiden
Rock. tor the purpose Of paying the amount
asked for in two petitions from the town board
oil spring Lake for the construction Of bridges
in said town. under the provisions OF chapter
lS7. laws OF 1885 and that said tax when collect
ed be paid over 70 the town treasurer oil SAID
town, on the order OF the chairman OF the coun-
Is board. eountersigned by the county clerk.
On motion the resolution was laid
over until this evenings session
The commissioners appointed to act
with tswn board of Salem reported as
follows:
SALEM. Nov. 10, 1855.
To the Honorable Supervisors OF Pierce co..
Your undersigned committee on bridges for
the town OF salem beg leave TO report fol-
lows. The committee met with teWn board Of
salem On 3lth day Of June and located three
bridges on Rush River IN said town Of Salem,
pians and specifcatiOns werc agreed to and job
~ ,yas iulv advertised 10 be let TO the lowest
respopsibie bidder Met the 18th day of July al
resiience OF John Brasingtsn and received bids
for the same c. ". Heath being the lowest
bidder the contract was awarded 10 him to
build the three bridges.
Bridge No 1 on section !, the repairs consist
ed OF tie building Of a 20 toot trestls on a ~
Bridge No. 2 on section 3 consists Of one 20
foot trestle, enc 80 foot span ana Two ~ LOOT
span with necessary approaches.
Bridge Ne. } consists Of enc ~ loot Iestle ana
n re- Al foot one 80 foot aud one % foot span.
The r. uairs on bridge No. l, bhiit new. rs ~"
feet. long bridge No. ,. entirely new. IS with
srproaches go feet long; bridge No. s. section
ii 20 feet long. The whole cost OF the three
bridges complete is enc thousand seyen nun
drsd and eighty dollars and ninety-hve cents
We xould recommend that the county board
raisa fro hundred ninety dollars forty eight
rfs 500 as being one half Of the cost ever es-
innate, the town Of Salem hayinE provided Tor
'Ae ". II. RlDGMAS,
L. y. Corr,
Commissioners.
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1t was moved and seconded that
the clerk cancel the record of
the eutlawed orders. and they be
destroyed 10 presence of the board
Sup. Hurley moved to amend and re-
fer the order and list to the finance
committee Amendment and motion
withdrawn. Motion was then made
to defer action on the list and orders
until Friday afternoon, which was
carried.
Report of Supt. of Public Proerty
was then read and referred to the f.
nance committee.
10 the Honorable the County Board of SUI
pervisors of Pierce County:
Your Stunt Of Public Property begs leave to
report the following statement Of Expenditures
by him during the past year for repairs and
TO G Gardner for repairing jail lock 81 90
To Corcoran for shoveling snow ~
To Muggah for repairing woodshed, &c %
To Il Jensen cash pd. for repairs on stove
and pipe in Registers office 10
To } \ Turner cleaning vaults IN wood
To B Il Corcoran rep. en- cstern pump so
To I l. Nelson cleaning out well and re-
pairing pump at Court House 20
d Corcoran whitewashi ing iaii and rooms 25 90
$50 80
For these expenditures bills are with the
J. B. JENS0N,
Supt. of Pub. Property.
On motion the board then adjourn
ed until Thursday morning at s
O'Clock.
THURSDAY MORNING, Nov. Is.
Board met at 8 A. NJ. A full board
present.
Report of the Bridge Commission
ers for the town of Spring Lake was
read to ths beard as follows:
SPRING LAKE BRIDGE CoM'Rs REPORT.
To the Honorable Board of Supervisors of
Pierce county:
Your Commissioners, appointed to CO
operate with the Town Board of Super
visors of Spring Lake, IN the construction
and repairingo of bridges in the above said
town, beg leave to report, that they have
built and completed the following de-
scribed bridges, with costs and expendl-
lures of the same as follows:
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REMARKS.


Bridge known as the Hess bridge on
the Eau Gale river, owing to unfayorable
circumstances, the Town Board and your
Commissioners decided not 70 build as
the town proposes TO throw up and dis
continue the road. The ESTIMATED cost
of the above bridge was 5000.
Bridge known as the Rasmussen bridge
across the Eau Gale and estimated TO
cost 500, we also decided not to build
until further consideration as the road
where il now runs REQUIRES two costly
bridges to be kept up, whereas there can
be a god road made along the side-hill,
at about the same cost of the two bridges
and have a better road, aud save the
constant expense Of bridging the river.
Respectfully submitted this l4th day Of
November, A. d. 1855.
la j. SMITH.
NELs A. Nelson.
County Commissioners.
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The BURLINGTON"
c. B. & N. r. r.
Arrival and Departure Of Trains al Prescott.

FTIIFdI dIlI Departure OF ITdIis AZ TTtSCOtt.
GOING SOUTH.
Express, dali .....-.-S 3 . m
Passenger. daily except sunday -.-----..---s =. IN
Accommodation. daily except Sundays. 50 a N
GOING NORTH.
- ftlF77H NAALA-1 " n II
Passenger. daily except sunday -. . 05 ? m
Accommodation. daily except sunday $. 30 p m
For rates. tickets. time tables etc, apply 20
". C. HALLETT, Agent Prescott. Wis.