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D

Zoia Ia one Of the mOst extrayAsant Of men. and
Notwithstanding his prtncsly income he Il com
pAratiysly poor. The greater part Of hIs fortune
has been spsnt on his estate In Msadcn. with III
castle. PARK and payilions.
The famous PSnch author. Daudst. IL In his
forty-ninth year. Though not wealthy. he has Z
modest f~ortuAS. and his hOuSs 10 . meeting
place for delightful people. Personally the great
novelist Il extremely attractive.
The Princes Beatrice 10 an accomplished
pianist. and tue Princess Of Wales has taken the
degree Of Doctor Of Music.
CLOAK that Miss Letter. Of Washington. wears
il valued ct $500, IL 10 Of white silk. and covers
her from throat to dFsss hem.
MiSs Belle Smith, recently appointed resident
physician At the womAn's prison in shsFbOTn.
AaSa.. IL but twenIy-thEse years old. She hAS
bsen practising medicine for two years.
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A ROMANTIC TURK.

No one would have supposed that a
man born within o short radius of the
Golden Horn could have been fred with
u homogeneous desire for the hand of q
blushing Jersey girl. But ALI BABA
ErsIAs was that man.
Z He read al "ad " of Miss BEAMAS's and
wrote TO her. She answered. loves
gentle fame was softly famed by subse-
quent writing. and then ALI left the pro-
sale wilds of Chicago to zone east for
BERTHA.
On the way he was killed by q railroad
accident, and BERTHA has since died of n
broken heart. What can be more cruel
than such waste of the most beautiful de-
yotion ? The Turk is worthy OF q niche
IN Loves calendar of Saints.
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ATHLETES IN REPosE.

"Bnly" Costsb the football player Of the
New York Athletic Club. has DEVELOPED con
siderable science Gs : boxer, and Will probably
enter the heavyweight compositions next year.
Sam Cramer. the PAstims Athletic Club
athlete, Is one Of the finished oarsmsn Of the
Daunuess Boat Club" nnishsd In ; technical
sense. He has by no means finished winning
aquatic glory.
MAJ Lsu, who Is r0wiRs in the junior AtAlAnta
eight Is an expert wrestler and clever boxer.
He Is an athlete all through.
Capt. Franz cOnnsll. of thu Dsunusss Rowing
Club. IL ones beau IDEAL Of an OATsmAn. In tSO
years he vent up IN weight from IS5 10 l76
Lounds' the latter his present weight. He says
the increase Is all due 10 rowing.
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The reporter turned aud saw O beauti.
full young woman. not yet past twenty.
Ave years, apparently.
Her clothing was expensive and fash.
toned after the latest style. Her features
were perfect in their regularity. but her
complexion was Oh white as marble.
Her eyes. which were large and lus.
trous, were slightly sunken and seemed
to express anxiety and fear.
The reporter turned 10 the doctor won-
deringly.
Yes, she's beautiful. but looks NJ cold
as q statue" said he.
You noticed her complexion and the
anxious look in her face" inquirinRly
asked the physician.
yes"
"Well. she's Q morphine Hend !" was
the startling remark OF the man of science.
The young woman had proceeded up
the street q little way; suddenly she
stopped and Involuntary clasped her
hand to her side.
Then she looked cautiously around,
and, ~ her faco turned towards the re-
porter and the doctor. II seemed to have
aged remarkably in the few seconds that
had elapsed.
She wants her Dose" whispered the
physician. Watch her."
While hewas speaking the young woman
turned suddenly aud entered q hallway.
A minute later abe emerged. Her face
was flushed and her eyes sparkled brill
iantiy. The reporter remarked the changes.
Yes, it's a common occurrence" said
the physician. "She carries her NOR
phine and hypoder mic syringe. Her
body IL probably covered with the scars
left by the needle. She can inject NOR
phine into herself with q deXterity and
finish that cannot be equalled even by o
physician. You see these casss every
day"
4 morphine friend!
What q terrible train of thought the
mention of these three words send rush
ing tn the brain.
That terrible habit. which once con-
tracted seems to cling to one like the
hand OF death. IL IL In reality the hand
of death, for once the victim Ia within Its
grasp the clutch never T~elaxes, but
iightens closer and closer, day by day.
until the weakened, lettering slave walks
open-eyed into the grave he or h has
There Is seldom, II ever. any hope for
the hend who has once got well into the
habit.
They will do anything to get their
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MISSING MATTHEW R
The Absence OF the Tinsmiths' Walk.
ing Delegate Causes Anxiety.

ing Delegate Causes Anxiety.
Matthew Barr, Walking Delegate Of the
Tin and sheet hon Workers Union. Ii
missing.
lie left his home, eel East Ssventy-sighth
street, Tuesday, April 90, and his friends
have not seen him since.
Before going HwAy he drew some $500 or
1900, the savings OF twenty years. from the
Blocker Street Savings Bank. and on May
5, At = meeting OF the Iron Workers Union,
q letter MAS read from Barr in which he re-
signed his office as walking delegate ION
account OF domestic troubles"
~ am going away, perhaps for moDIhs, y
he said TO . friend on the day OF his disAp-
psATAnce. 1t may be that shall not
return AtAl My present intention is to go
20 Chicago \ remain there until sitter the
He seemed rather gloomy and appeared to
His wife says their married life has always
been pleasant. aud she could not under
stand TO what domestic trouble Barr re-
terrsd in his letter Of Resignation TO the
Union
She at first believed that her husbands
mind was affected, but now she thinks be is
pnIposely remaining AWAY,
Barr has been At odds with the Socialists
who say that they ave had charges pre-
ferred against him affecting hiH standing 10
the Central Labor Union and his integrity
while In charge OF Col COoganS eanVGss for
Mayor.
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WALLING CHASED THE BURGLARS
Our Ex-Police superintendent Helps
Save the Keyport Bank.
IsPE cIAL TO TEE EVENING woRLD.

KEYPoRT, N. j.. May l2.-Ex-supt. Wall
ing, Of the New York police force, figured
prominently early this morning in . ehAs,
after burglars who attempted to rob tn,
First National Bank in this place.
The burglars first broke open a blacksmith
shop near the bank and secured kit o.
tools. with which they intended to forcs
open the large safe in the bank.
They had been IN the a but q short
time, and had hardly got down to their WOTk
OF breaking open the safe when they were
discovered by Marshal Smith He gave the
alarm n aroused a number of the promi-
nent citizens, including ex-supL Wslllng.
The old Chief Of POLICE seized . shotgun
they managed to get away.
Til burglars lett the tools lying on the
moor IN the bank. and ~ far as known
nothing Was stolen.
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MURDOcH's BRIDE In JAIL.
Did She Steal Mrs. eorlsy's Watch
While Paying q Nuptial VisitP

MrA Matilda Murdoch. = bride Of three
HsskI. living with her husband at Al Hud-
son street. was charged. in Jefferson Market
Court to-day, by Mrs. Mary Gorlsy. the wife
OF = see captain, living at go Clarkson
street with having stolen . watch during :
nuptiAl visit
Mrs GoIsI said she placed her gold
Murdoch
She lsSt the room. and when shs returned
seM MS. Murdoch standing In front OF the
eetsSa. Ths drAWsE S1S open and the
shs w4Esh sAda sOnpAllOa S~oSsoScrssSd
Laas " hsla ullhsas IN uaFi
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That
Feeling

Prevails ~tth its most sEsFySuns and dlseOur-
astns eject IA spring and early summer, when
the days grow warmer and the toninz eject Of
the cold air ts gone. Hoods sGrSApAnlla speedily
ossroomss that tired feeling, " Shsthsr caused
b. ehAnss Of elinAte. season OF life. b. 0ysTwork
or ntneas. and impaFts thai feeling Of strength
AID sslf-eOnAdshce which = comforting and sat
tsfytnE. IL Also cures stck ksAdAehs. btiioRsnsss.
taAaEesEAoa sAd~ dyspspSa2- Hoods s4EsApAnllA
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MORPHINE FIENDS.
Thousands Of People Are Slaves Il
the Baueful Drug.
Hypodermlc syrlnus' the Favo'-
lite Method Of Taking II.
Ruses and Devices Used 70 Obtain
the Drug or Conceal Its Use.

A prominent physician, whose name is q
household word In the brown-stone dis
tricts, stood conversing with an EVENING
WORLD reporter ON an uptown thorough.
fare yesterday morning.
Here's something that may interest
you," said the doctor suddenly, take
q good look at this woman coming towards
us.n
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THE
EQUITABLE
LIFE
SOCIETY,
No. 100
NEW o r
. 1913, $780, 900
Assets 100000 900

During the past .fUe years the
Society has added S12,3S7,457 TO
its surplus funds, aehicd is S3,OO5,-
0S7 more than any other Life
assurance Company has dccumu-
lated during the same period.
The amount of dividend paid on
each annual dividend policy Of the
Equitable Society in 1889 was
greater than the dividend paid on
the same policy in 1883. The same
is true of the dividends of this
year as compared with those of
1889. In fact, the ratio of annual
dividends has increased each year
for the last FIVE years.
On maturing 20-year Tontine life
and endowment policies, the So
ciety will, in 1891, return all the
premiums paid, with interest at
rates, varying according to age and
kind of policy, from 2 to 6 per
cent. per annum Other Tontine
policies show relatively favorable
returns, dependent upon the term
of years for which they have been
in force and the conditions of the
same.
These results are absolutely I'M
precedented in the history of life
assurance, and are so remarkable as
to be worthy of the careful exam
nation of every person who desires
to make an investment which will
protect the family in the event of
death, or yield q lucrative return
in case of long life.
II. B. HYDE, President.
j. w. ce-Prest.
New YORK, May 1, 1890.
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A LADY HORSE tanner

Mrs. Gleason WIN Display Her Skill
at the Exhibition Tonight.
Al the request OF q large number Of ladies
zho are admirers of horses and hne sQues-
trianship, Mime. o. X. Gleason, the young
and beautiful wife OF Prof. Gleason. will
appear At hIa sIhibition tonight and display
her wonderful skill in driving and handling
runAWSyOr Kicking horses amid the firing
Of guns and pistols, escaping steam, SC.
Prof. Gleason will handle several vicious.
ing the famous mule, SNOWFALL A lively
time IL expected.
The eXhibiion. at Seventh avenue aud
Rifty-hfth street. will continue only this
week.
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Thankful to Get ON SO Easy.

IFToH 1aHIsy1 HsekIp,.I
Bags meeting friendl-Hello. sQuirm.
| heAT you met with an accident.
SQuirm-Ye., car ran over me and broke
three OF my ribs.
Baggs.well, I s'DOss you'll get heavy
damages3
sqnirm-0n the contrary, I'm inst con-
graduating myself because the Company has
. they had against me for
me out.
The evening world., 1890-05-12

Little boys should not be encouraged in
using their papa's rifles ON the cats who
vail TO the midnight moor in their areas.
One boy who shot ct a mslodious Tom
missed him e~xtrayagantly and sent n ball
whistling into the neck of a good man
who CHANGED to be somewhere in the
vicinity. II the offending cat must be
assaulted nothing more deadly than the
bootjack should be fred except by an ex-
perienced shot.
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RHEUMATIC GOVT CURED.

New York City. Feb. 90, 1890.
DEAR SIRs. IL Is more than four years since
began to suffer from rheumatic. goua and tired Of
taking all sorts OF patent medicines, and after
having been in the care Of prominent phyaicians
without being cured, was given up In despair
when q lady friend OF mine advised me to take 4
bottle Of the CACTUS BLOOD CUR made By the Brn.
lillian Specific 90. At first | though u was ali hum
bug, but at last I was induced to try q bottla, IA
worked like . charm and | am now cured.
To all persons suffering from this horrible de
ease I ohserfuliy the wonderful Specific
made By the Brazilian Specific o.. N testlmonL.
217 East SSH st., New York Civ. \. =.
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new worm, devoted to the destruction
OF fresh clover, has appeared In Jersey.
Why this State should be the scene Of en-
deayor Of these hateful pests is unac-
countable. One would fancy that the
mosquito was quite enough woe for Jsr-
ssy without the introduction Of brand
new pests within its borders.
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Theatrical Matters In Chicago.

uroa Texas SsltAsAl
Mrs. POrker-What il going 10 be played
At the operG-hOuse ~tO-nightf
Mira Wildwest-It is notdecidsd yetf
How Is that's"
All knOW abOut Il il what 4 read in the
paper, says they are going to play
othello. or the Moor OF Venice, but Il
aidat say shieh koE ny Part Id iust -
'kO HoullLR
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paylleht HIghway Rohesrv.

Donald Brsmnsr. = guest at the Carlton
House. had John Quinn held At the Tomb
Court to-day for knocking him down and
robbing MIN on William street 81 . p. y.
yesterday. He cried stop thief, /" and I
policeman caught Quinn.
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SIMMONS CANNOT RECOVER.
Capastino's Knife Thrust WIN Mako
Him q Murderer.

Antonio CapAstino. an Italian, thirty-twe
years old, of COS south Fifth avenue SAs
Rrraigned before Judge MeNahOn, in ths
Tombs Police Court this morning, to an
sWer for stAbbing Charles simmons. :
negro, who keeps . restaurant 81 ~ bA1~'
street.
The surgeons at Chambers Street Hospital
say il is almost an impossibiliy for simmon.
ne IbdOmen, aud Il Is likely has PsFi's
nitiB will set in.
Capastino and several other Italians ssIs
hRhting last night In front OF
restaurant
simmons ordered them away and : auAI5sl
followed: during which CapastiRo plunssas
dirk-knife into his abdomen,
Simmons fell to the sidewalk and Oep-S
tino ran Away. He NGs Afterwards Sapsels1
b. DetectEea harrington and SnLls
Judge Mcmahon held him % aWals N ~
salt Vt kimmons's injuries
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Ayoung barber blew out his brains be-
cause his wife and employer had chided
him for drinking. As a cure for intern
psranee this was exceedingly effective
but that seems all that can be said in its
favor.
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INDIGESTION & DYSPEPSIA
CURED.

February 90. 1890.
ALvAs BRAZILIAN SPECIFIC 90. Gents; Fs
several years I suffered from indigestion and dys.
pepsia. | was under constant treatment from differ.
emit physicians. and hiding no relief I went 70
Europe. and in Paris was treated BY q specialist In
Two months ago I heard OF the Cactus
BLOOD OuRE and determin sd to try Il, After TAX
ing . few bottles I was cured. I am only too GLAD 70
recommend so valuable q medicine to those afiictsd
p. .FrTzsiMMoNs. 1o4 West Goth st.. N. z.
THE CAorus BLOOD CUnEd has positively cured
numerous cases OF ScIofula and Salt Rh 9um In one
months time whore all other blood pu,N isrs have
failed.
Pleasant to take. applicable TO diseases OF Ntfang
or old age: All druggists sell IT, Price Guan
bottle, &c 90; price pint bottle, 81. 90. SEMI fcf
desoriptiye pamphlet and certificates.
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YOU CAN'T

do better than to look in at our
store (23d st., just West of 9Th
ave. and see if we carry out our
claim that our
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a Sad Lack OF Confidence.

lFfsH A1@AsS's hsskiy.l
MAdRe-Oh. isn't that 3 bulls
Charlie Yes. but you nesdnt be afraid so
long IS I'm with you,
MAdgs-lm afraid you won't be with me
long II h6 comes this Way,
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Artistic,
Well Made,
Low Prices.
Furniture,
UPHOLSTERY,
Deccratitn.

All the desirable styles on view, where
they Gun be compared. n great advantage
to the purchaser who IL anxious fer q
choice selection.
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Bedroom Furniture.

Every desirable novelty that could be
found IL on exhibition. SHIFTS in mahogany,
oak, walnut, white aud gold, &c.
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IParlcr Goods.

Two entire floors devote TO the $50
EampleO OF parior suits. the quainisst.
oddest conceptions and choicest selectisns
Of coverings To be found. Prices ranging
from $50 upward.
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" PAYS TO kEEP nnTH me cRoMD.
% Mondays sAs Saturdays.
SPECIAL siTUATloA GAYS.

ThE WoRL0 ssblisAss abOst sH tines a. nan
hsP 40 fsitsstsA asAh7 = ~ sAs
~. Yea PspsL
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Always On, Price.

and all prices marked In plain figures. ON
prices will faverabIy p with infs-
fior cheap mnchine-mnde goods, and all
warranted.
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$40 GOLD WATCH $40
FOR $4,000.
ONE DOLLAR WEEKLY,

hastnE me AdEantAEe OF ample capital aud HDs-
slAl tTads facilities teE PsTsblsinS Watches 10 IL
quantities. Ne can ahoFd 10 0hOr 81 ths aboVs 80
and terlns a. sasAn4 sn6TsEed kahuaE-eass esld
sateh, nth the World-r6aoHns Waltbsm, EEia
o. other urst-elAaa Alaertcan nogsBenta ThS asgy
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lRdaes4aent tet every ssHtlszaAn And LADS y suppiy
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aisp9si 81 70 reliable parties 81 sAAy Ssaky 81
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The most extra ~ vegetabls remsdy re,
discovered, An absolute cure for ali hsredItsry o,
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Dlning-R Room.

Many OF the Bullets we now offer are
copies OF very expensive articles madelts
order. but at oHe-iosrth the esss Of the
originals.
Elegant extension tables and an endless
variety Of dininG-chAirs. In real leafhss
and cane. at $500 and upward.
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ECZEMA CURED.

New York. February ga, 1900.
ALyAs BRAZILIAN SPECIFIC 70. -Usnlemen: I
take pleasure in certifying to the cure I recsivsf
through your medicine, the CACTUB BLOOD OUnR
l have been q sufferer from eruptions upon the
skin, eczema, DC, for several years. DURING that
time ! was treated by several skilled physlatsns In
those troubles without any benefit After taxing two
bottles l am entirely we'll, and heartily recommend
the medicine to snyupe suffering from like troubled
Is. MckEON, Sl8 Sixth aVenuS.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-07-23
THURSDAY SESSION.

The Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment with all members present, and
agreed to the following resolution: Re-
solved to recommend to the State Aud
itor to authorize the auditor of Brown
County with the approval of the chair
man of the County Board to offer for
sale all or part of The real estate offered
at the so-called forfeited tax sale Of 1881
and remaining unsold or unredeemed
at this time.
On motion quarterly report of the
School superintendent was read and
placed on file.
On motion the county auditor was
directed to balance the court house ac-
count with part of the revenue ac-
count. The Board agreed to the fol-
lowing itemized statement of expenses
for the ensuing year:
For Revenue, S12,275. 90
For Poor, 100000
For Court House, 10000
For Int. and Sinking Fund 3,5OO.OO
It was further agreed to levy accord
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-07-23

Revenue S6,283.22
Poor 1.246.5O
Interest and Sinking 9O6.OO
Court House 3,l0765
Redemption 52.O2
Attorneys fees in Suit against
w. s ST. P. Land Co. 4,s96.1O
Town 19,584.O2
School 80, 1889
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-07-23

At a. recent State Farmers Alliance
meeting in Wisconsin, one of its ablest
members closed his address with the
following: i know by experience that
if we pay our merchants what we owe
them and then want to buy goods in
quantities and pay cash, we can then
buy as cheaply at home, qualities con
sidered, as any place in tue world; and
again, who will buy one of our farms
in the vicinity of ayiliage all run down
for lack of trade:9 If we want a pros
porous town we must keep all the mo-
ney in it we can.
The opposition to Governor Merriam
are straining every nerve to work up a
feeling against him., They see noun
tain in every mole-hill Of antagonism.
They see a combination between the
Democrats and the Alliance: they see
Graves as a candidate; they see Knut
Nelson in the field, and many COM bina-
tions. If they. will only brush the cob
webs OF discomfort from their eyes and.
take the public pulse as coinge of
vantage, they will see W. r. Merriam
re-nominated and elected Blue Earth
City POST
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-07-23

Bids for County physicians ha wing
been considered, it was, on motion
agreed that the bid of DIR. O. c.. Strick-
ler,, $3.50 per year for the 1st District,
The bid of DR.. j. w B. Welcome, $124
per year for the Cd District, and the bid
of DR.. T. Sullivan, S75 per year for the
3rd District,fo the attendance upon the
county poor and prisoners, the physi-
clans furnishing all medicines and
surgical aid, when necessary, be eaccept-
ed, as being the lowest bids.
On motion agreed that bids be re-
ceived at the next regular meeting of
the Board, commencing January g.,
1891, for the County printing for the
succeeding year, 1891, from the differ
ent newspapers of the county.
The Board then proceeded to refill
the lists, from which to draw the Grand
and Petit Jurors for the fall term of
court.
On motion, Board adjourned to 2
O'Clock p. M.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-07-23
County Commissioners Proceedings

County Commissioners Proceedings.
The Board of County Commissioners
for Brown County, Minnesota, met at
the auditors office in New Ulm, Mon.
day, July 14.1S90. at IL o'clock a. m.
Present were b. G. Koch, Mic Grllden,
Charles Hansing; absent, II. M. Ball
and Peter j. Moe. On motion, the
Board adjourned to o clock p. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The board met pursuant to adjourn
ment at 2 o'clock p. m., all members
being present.
On motion agreed that the petition of
Edward Erdmann and others for the
formation of a new school district out
of part of school district No. 46 in the
town of Mulligan be granted a hearing
at the next regular session of theBoard,
commencing January 6, 1891.
On motion the petition of j. B. Aug
ustin and others for setting off the
southest quarter Of Section sc, Town
109, Range 81 from School District No.
20 to School District No 65 was rejected.
The petition Of Thomas. Hoode and
others for the formation of new school
district out of part of School Districts
rs and 81 in Brown County and School
District IS in Watonwan County was
granted.
On motion the petition of Ole NJ.
Haugen and. others for the formation of
a new school district out of part Of
School District No. 81 was rejected,
On motion agreed to recommend to
State Auditor The refundment of per-
sonal property taxes on valuation of
of 5000, excessively collected of Jens
G. Peterson. On motion the petition of
Gustav Nuessle. Fred Schuett and
others for county aid in building bridges
across the North Branch was tabled.
It was agreed to allow Mrs. Martin
ka,a destitute woman of New Ulm, $3.50
per molth ont of the Poor Fund Also
agreed to allow Franz Keim 800, ex-
penses incurred at St. Alexander's
Hospital for attendance and board.
On motion the Board adjourned to 9
O'Clock, Tuesday.
.. TUESDAY, s SESSION.
The Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment at 8 O'Clock a. m. of Tuesday,
July 10Th. On motion agreed to allow
John Lindmeyer and wife, destitute
people of New Ulm, "a per month out
Of the Poor Fund.
The petition of julius Houl and
others for formation OF new school
district out of part of School Dis.
trict. No 81 was granted and order to
that effect recorded in full.
On motion it was agreed, that the
petition of Frank Lee and others for the
formation Of new School District
out of part OF School District
No 81 in Brown County and from parts
of School Districts II and 36 in Waton-
wan County be granted a hearing at the
next regular session of the Board, COM
meDcing January 6, 1891. The report
Of the late Grand Jury was read, con-
sidered and placed on file.
On motion the following delinquent
personal property taxes were abated,
because uncOllectible to wit: