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Commemorative.

character of Syrup of Figs are purposely
avoided by the California Fig Syrup
Company. 1t acts gently on the kid
neys, liver and bowels, cleansing the sys-
tenn effectually, but it is not cure-all
and makes no pretensions that every bot
tie will not Substantial.
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following real estate transfers have
been recorded since our last report:
port-East half of lot 7, / and ] and
Nineteenth and Twentieth streets; $40.
Lyman s. and Barbara E. Bassett to A.
Walter-Sixty acres in section II, town
ship north, range east; S3,012.
Louisa A. Oppenheim to g. II. Ian
grehr-East half of east half of northeast
quarter of section 1, township north,
range east; grant
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BUSINESS FAILURES.

Tho Years Record of Improbable
Ventures on the Coast.
The Bradstreet Mercantile Agency re-
ports 1,072 failures in the Pacific Coast
States and Territories for the year 1891,
with assets S4,306,5 oil and liabilities S.
207, 0l0, as compared with 992 for the pre-
vious year, with assets So, S7S,9 77 and liza
bilities S,243, 156. The failures for the
past year are divided among the States
and Territories IS follows:
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I. KAVANAUGH, Undertaken,

No. 513 ST.. bet. Fifth and Sixth.
A LWAYS ON HAND A LARGE ASSORT-
n ment of Metallic and Wooden Caskets.
Burial Cases, Collins and Shrouds furnished.
Coffin orders viii receive prompt attention on
short notice and at the lowest rates. EN-.
balming q speciality. Office open day and
night. Telephone No. sos.
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CAPAY VALLEY LANDS,
Renl QEstnte, Gtr.
ARARE OPPORTUNITY
Good Agricultural Land for $40
to $40 per Acre.

The Pacific Improvement Company has res
Gently purchased twelve thousand ceres OF
land in the heart of Tehanna County, for the
purpose Of promoting subdivision and settle.
ment. This land embraces lands from frst1
class Sacramento Valley agricultural land, to
land Of fair average quality, and is offered at
from $40 to $40 per acre, in subdivisions OF
40, 80, 12O, 100 and $50 acres.
The terms upon which these lands are offered
are especially attractive. They will be sold in
subdivisions, as above indicated, by the pay
ment of interest only for three years, at which
time the purchaser can begin the payment OF
principal by paying the first OF five equal an
nual installments. Thus no part OF the pTfn-
cipal is to be paid for three years, and then
the purchaser is to have five years in which to
pay five equal annual installments, with in
tereat at the rate of z per cent. per annunn,
making payments extending over period of
eight years. Intending purchasers are as
sured that this is an opportunity to purchase
land of fair average quality at SIC per acre.
and good agricultural land at $40 an acre,
with other grades of land at prices to CORE
spon6 between these figures.
The assertion is frequently made that good
lands, suitable for general farming, and
pecially adapted for fruitgrowing, cannot be
had in California for less than from $50 to
500 an acre. An examination of the land
subject of this advertisement viii prove to
home-seekers that this is an opportunity for
the purchase of good agricultural land at $50
an acre, and for qualities grading down to fair
agricultural land at $40 an acre, on terms of
payment which should make the disposition
Of these lands to actual settlers result easy Of
accomplishment
The primary object of the purchase of this
body of land was the breaking up of a large
holding for the purpose of promoting its set
tlement in smaller quantities and its devotion
to diligent husbandry.
For further particulars, call upon or ad.
Gress VIM. II. MILLS,
Land Agent of the G. P. R. r., Fourth and
Townsend streets San Francisco. Call
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John MILLER
successor to Fritz & Miller),

Successor to Fritz & Miller9,
UNDERTAKING PARLORS,
00s STREET (oDD FELLOWS TEN.
JUO plel. A complete stock of Undertaking
Goods always on hand. EMBALMING A
SPECIALITY. TELEPHONE No. 1S6.
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AttnertuksrH.
|. FRANK CLARK.

UNDERTAKING PARLORS,
IoI7-Io19 Fourth ST., Sacramento.
TMBALMING A SPECIALITY. GEORGE
IL Il CLARK, Funeral Director and County
Coroner. Telephone No. 134.
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UNPRECEDENTE TERMS
~ INTEREST 2 PER CENT ezg

Capay Valley is situated in
Railroad F7unnse gSnanes
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Quincy Cabs.

FTNHE MANAGEMENT OF THE GURNEY
j Cab Company having CHANGED hands, or
GERS will hereafter be attended to promptly
want OF attention, negligence or overcharges
should be reported at once at the Office OF the
company, III X street, adjoining new Post
ONCE building. Telephone 235.
Rates, 20 cents per Mile. 81 per hour
10 theaterS. balls, parties and recep-
lions and return, one or two paSsen-
gers, 81 so; three or four passengers.
90 d5-lm
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DRUNKENNESS.
MRS. E. NJ. CARLY'S SPECIFIC, SURE
VI cure for drunkenness; purely vegetable.
Price. sec. us l street di4-lm
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1909 j STREET. LATEST DESIGNS IN
lELC paper hangings. Interior decorating
n speciality. nlo-tf
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Bast1teHs CARDS.
S. earle,
a. MEISTER,

CARRIAGES, vICToRIAs, PHAEToNs.
~ BuggieH and Spring and Fruit Wagons.
91O, 912, ga Ninth street, Sacramento.
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Mem. oral Day Program.

At the last regular meeting Of -ilon-
70 Palmer Post G.. a. r., the following
program for Memorial day services
was agreed upon. The Post accepted
the invitation Of the East end Presby-
terrain church TO attend services on
Memorial Sunday.
On Monday, May Goth, the Post and
others who wish to join them, will as
the cemetery and decorate the graves
Of deceased soldiers buried there, with
the ceremonies Of the Grand Army 0f
the Republic ritual.
In the afternoon the Post will as
semble at their hall about 80 o'clock
and march to the Grand opera house
accompanied by the mayor and com
mon council, Sons of Veterans, civic
societies and the pupils from the pub
lie schools, where the Memorial serv-
ices will be held, consisting of an ora
ton by Thomas Z. Lyons, music by
the choral union, recitation by Prof.
G. l.. Bowman, and such other eXer-
cis2s as may be arranged for later.
\ general invitation will be extend
ed to al societies and citizens to take
part. An Invitation VIII also be sent
to the Grand Army Of the Republic
posts and Sons Of Veterans Of Duluth,
TO join III the exercises.
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Layfn. stone.

The work CT laying stone fer the first
story CT the Lake Superior Roller
Mills (the Daisy was begun Thursday
morning. There has been good deal
of talk about this mill, and Mr.. WemySs
president of the Land * River In
provement company West End adj
mits that it would be a pretty good
mill if it was not SO far out III the
country, but that because it is located
at the East End it will never amount
to anything 1t seems to amount to
enough even before the foundation is
all in to worry Mr.. Wemyss not Il Ill
tie, for no man not badly worried
would make such foolish speech as
that. \ good many Of our own people
do not yet comprehend its size To say
nothing of its Importance as a perma-
nent f;:ctOr to our future greatness.
They have read that the mill building
is TO be GSXl50 feet OH the ground,
eight stories high and built of brick;
that its one story iron rooted ware
house viii be loOXl75 feet and that its
two story warehouse and packing room
viii be snXI50 feet, and that they will
turn cut 6 900 barrels Of flour per day,
and here the subject has been dropped.
Now that you can see its form ont
lined it is well worth your While to go
down to the dock and look ii over. 1t
is grand institution, and when the
other one with its 5000 barrel capacity
is set down by the side of it the mill
ing center of the city VIII be estab
lished, and that is jast what worries
Mr. NcrVSS
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= LGEGbcr.iiat:'N !Ecn:ic-E0r:s.

This term r!i=ht be applied TO Stevens Point,
located on the Wisconsin Central Lines, ut the
gateway t" the vast forest region which extends
North to Lake ~upcro", d>;i,nc" oc 2oo miles,
without Il break, on accouut OF its vast Jumbo:
interests, The Wisconsin River to which tAo
Iuubgriucm l,avc given the familiar ami some
what ,I:.,..tIln1r1 tit,. of Ol Visions" not L
lone aess a ,gIabc- feeder % the city ly farm
i-tin- th.oIg.. Is nU:nrTcus tributaries M o,.t
let for thousands Of acres Of Zine IN the upper
o.uH;ry, H.; it furnishes water power that is
second oaiy 20 that Of EeCnah and McnaNha.
which ci.rs are also located on the Central. -
Millions # fest Of !unLer are every year Civ
Ing employment To hundreds Of mJn. In add
ton 10 lie lG.Ebrr trade, it has numerous other
!aauutac.aritS: it is here where the large car
siloFSof the Wisconsin Central Lines are located.
FOR :ies,cts maps, pamphlets. and full inf,1-
laatieu apily to !. y. Robinson, t. 7. 4, Wis.
Central Lilies, Milwaukee. WI, Or to JAS. e.
Po>n. General Passenger and ticket Agent, Chi.
cIgn, II. II
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-05-14
Swedish EEi9"r",i:ieace Day.

Tie Swede and Norwegian citizens
OF Superior are making arrangements
celebrate in Il patriotic and becoming
manner the anniversary OF their nat
ional Independence, d day as dear to
them as the 18th Of july is tous. Their
day falls on the 18th of May, next
Tuesday. Their history briefly stated,
is this:
For go years previous to ISL, Nar-
WAY haa been 4 provence 0f Denmark.
y short tiG2e before tie date u ifarreG
to, Sweden and Denmark bad been 1t
war as {. result Of certain jealousieS.
Denmark WIS finally defeated, and 1t
kiel i convention WAS signed whereby
Denmark gave Norway to Sweden.
I THIS WAS not acceptable to the NorWc-
gianS, who forthwith formed a con
grrss. This congress Cn May II, 18Th,
adopted the present constitution, de
ciaying that Norway WAS free AVID
independent country. THIS GeClAra
ton Of Independence nat uraily brought
Oh q war with sweden, which WAS at
tended hy equal results by both sides.
! ia3My the two countries agreed to
make peace, Norway to retain her in
dependence and make her own laws,
and Sweden 10 furnish 4 king foi' both
countries. Tie king, however, WAS
king III nal:e only, 50 far as he per
tanned to NORWAY. This agreement
was made on the i,h Of \ ovemDcr of
the sam" year, and the two countries
have formed one kingdom ever since,
although each has an independent gov
! eminent distinct from the other.
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E.a.. - Found.

y. u. Flagg, &n old newspaper man
who has lived in both Supericrand Du-
luth. is now located at Rochelle, IL,
reading and practicing law. Rochelle
is Mr.. f'lagg's old home. His friends
viii be clld to learn that lie is doing
well and working upward toward Tie
top round Of the ladder. The uHpleas-
ant rnmors published about him III the
newspapers some time ago, 50 say his
friends, did Mr. tiagg great il justice
Ii was an old matter which had been
settled long ago.-Lcader.
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! STATE OF "IsuCss.N,
II COUNTY COURT.

> \ + q "''o'','s'N II COUNTY covn..
E":.Gi,s County
In The matter of determining the descent OF lands
III Ito..s,,.., county. Wisconsin,, to The hciIs ~
law Of stephen EHiO.i, arcct>e /, late of :,ru
field. Missouri.
y 0li,,.. i, hereby Sivra. Tat a: spa nj term
,S.2 the pvfi1lon Of JOAN Eliot one Of the hc!,s
AT law ot sad dccc,icnt. was ned III TINS court
praying Judgment, determining he descent ol
certain lands in Douglas county. Wisconsin, To
J"AH Elliott, J"!atnaa EiI"it. Nary MtlIy
William +. Elliott. Ihu!uHs {. Elliott. >aitn y
Cus:awasGcr. Elmer +. Elliot. and Jennie ''IiI-
tiih. all the heirs !, X" o. 3tt.'A,I Elliott
deceased.
That pursuant % an order G2a,e h.. IN a; al
T., CO. terra OF this CONT held on The l"h day OF
April isg! the said Ictiuon viii BE- heard At 4
regular term oi tla CoElrt L. ~ he'd on thc IA
day Of Zane 49,, nj in O'clock III the forenoon Of
that day, ia The ohcr OF the County Judge ut the
court house, ia the cIty of superior. DoUgla,
county. Wisconsin.
Int: the hands IN respect to which the descent
: sought t. hc determined AMI ny the judgment
established siiuiit" in ,nsit~ county WIS
cousin and al" ,eNcrihr'! ~ i"!io"S:
Tae eef,I:ti IA !iyil'l "1ie hat of t." follow
in- lots IA Innrs addition L" III" city ri sUp'ri-
or. - VII. Lots nn1n1"rc'i Gs, -" 30. ~ -,
81 So .,' 81 49, !Hi. on seneca >tIe..: also
lots 1.tim.ie:"d . =, Isl, IS, -. ~" ~. "h
Caspian street, ais,
lots IN AanigoIAtry > ~, tItoa IL Tie city Of 81
rcriOr. t,,-UIi. LOIS HulnnC,Cd ll:A, l2lG. i2lS.
l2.o l2?2, IT,, l22l -. 10, is, -, l2il,
I2i2 I2li, l9it l!i~, 1870, ~, III i:5H, T.
1L: To-. ii Loo, 1t. i-'', l-12, l'i. i!1".
l27s. l?>a. -. Isl Isl - l231 10. l22i.
!%1i. - r., l1a 1870 l&'2. 1"li. i3l@. Oh Moline
street: also lots niiuhr9Cd l!-!. 1921. ltj, lbs,
lcil i:32, i254 l2,.G, l2.,> l2i" i2E l-iI, l1t",
l2i- ~. N luurhI,T;! street. also lot INN
l'nee,! Il:"; ~; ~ !71i, I@'i, l2@ -, I@'
lated this l9th day Di April, l>@2.
l}y The Court.
d. l. ncrrr~z.
f.rtf.r.- T.Ftrt.
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Sent To- siic sse&CIe.

Five carloads OF miners from Mari
Eette, isnpeming, Iron Mountain and
the Gogeb;c range mining towns
passed through the city Thursday en-
r2a,e to CWur d'Alene CitY, Idaho.
They VIII then he rushed through to
Washington 10 work IN the Northern
Pacific Coal company's mine which
was the scene of terrible explosion
List Tuesday. The ears were trans
ferred from the South Shore to the
Northern Pacific IN this city Thursday
morning.
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Feels Pretty Good.

HAYWARD. Wis, May 1.-THE c;r-
cnlatin@ of the petition is complete
and a majority of The taxpayers Of
Sawyer county signed to bond the
county foT $4,000 III aid of the Wis
cons;n Bee Line railroad from Nil
Vaulc2 nd Fond itl Lac to SUPERIOR
Said President c. -. Smith: Il think
we VII bald toward Superior We
den care for tie right Of way across
the Indian reservatjon-it is too
troublesome. The old right Of way to
superior bay can be used | feel pref
y COED"
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Opposed by Democrats. O,:c Of them
Wisconsin, Man.

On the 9th inst, the rivers and har
Dor committee reported faTorably on
some things ard adversely on others.
Among the former items WAS one to
expend. during the next three years,
SIC, 900, coo III trying to mare the Mis-
sissippi river nayigable for the larger
sizes of cat fish as far North as Saiiit
Paul
Among the items objected to was
the proposition to establish deep water
connections between the head Of Lake
Superior and the SeaboaTd for the be-
ter accommodation of tie immense
and rapidly growing commerce of the
lakes and tie whole \ orthwest country.
\ Washington dispatch of the date
named, abiding to this matter says:
"In fact, all of the contract schemes
have SO far been agreed to except two
one on the Pacific coast, and Tie 9th
er being
TIE DEEP WATER PROJECT
on the great lakes. Strange as it may
-
men, Democrats however, oppose this
project, which has been decided upon
as one OF the greatest in Importance
that any river and harbor bill has con
tanned except perhaps the improve
ment OF the Sault Ste Marie,
which Senator Davis put through in
the last congress. Perhaps i'll far
reaching results and as a part Of the
Il a y col, Ic no oct
important project now before congress
for the Northwest. Whiting of Mich
igan, offered his amendment to which
{; few DAYS ago, and he WIS supported
in it by Bushnell OF W Isconsin, a man
who OF late has jumped INTO the debate
in tile house and made himself con
spicuous in a manner not altogetht :
c0mmcndable Ii was 50 late IL the
evening that no one had an opportuni-
ty to reply to this man who opposed the
project, While quite number are ready
to explain the advantages that are to
be had iii the completion OF this great
work. Castle of Minnesota is one OF
those who Will make reply
So we fird even the Wisconsin Dem
ocrats i'll congress lighting the most Vi
tai interests of the State and the whole
Northwest. Senator Villas another
Democratic leader, kills the bill provi-
ding for holding terms OF the United
States court in Superior. Yet those
fellows viii ask the people to vote for
them as the great party of progress
and reform The party ought not to
receive a single vote in Douglas coun-
ty, to say the least.
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LOCAL MA = IT..
Mrs. Tom Overland is quite III.

Mrs Tom Overland IS quite ii.
Look ont for Your COW, or the
pound master viii gobb,e her.
Miss EsteIIe LalliIte. who has been
quite for some days, is better
Mr. Frank HAYES returned from
his tr,n +, N;s,o,ri last Monday
evening.
Mr. c. II Cr.wn:;art returned
from a business trip to Ellsworth last
Thursday evening.
Mrs y II Perry hes been ON The
sick list HIS week and confined to her
bella part OF Tie time.
-.4....n creen Nh hao;n h;,i,.lipr
n.......t..,, nnxt w.,l, .E,si.,n -;.,;,},
VII be the builder in caarsse.
III, h.va rot . case or two Of
drl,.l,.,.s, -, f,,n;.,s pn;nt As vet
=, -. f..,,a ,,..ar ro,o,.ta1
VIZ = KIN, ,,.ora ~, ,,,h,,~.,7,,.
,,.,,.f,.,a 10 c,,tr.c, fnr ,..vinn +, ".
l..,a.., ,,,.,,.,.,. .,,.,,,,.., ~ SO a.
IL" ,>> al ea&i2e back again i'S'
"t,'> 'i''t az q '"'9 week II l''S o'ei'
M! .o.,s.''i ios f>S'ei' - So ~ U "'''
-,
." ;..',,1 ~ w. ~. .ar, antn,
Is o. n ! j.;'nt |" n faso an. -
tE"it tins week. y. cSu'"e nc VIZ 'i,'N1
z aool i'i.iS.
Mrs. J u. Batter Of this city,
the aged mother OF Henry ). ana
James L. Butler, has; been quite IL
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-05-14
: At 4 meeting of the sci.

At meeting Of the school board
Thursday evening the much mooted
McEann claim case was once more
called up, and one, more referred to
an attorney for an opinion. This Me
Cam case has ii least been a good
thing for some OF the attorneys of the
city, The high school project was
also discussed, and the LaG,, and River
improvement company kindly offered
70 lease the board tie second story OF
one OF It's buildings for two years at
$500 per year. If our school board
enters into any sl:c! arrangement as
tina they should be carried out CT
town Oh Z rail.
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Looking for .1Scss.

Contractor Osborn is in the city
looking for men TO work OIL the Du
lutA' Nesaba < : 9rti,er:l. on Nl,ict. lie
has sub-"2ntract His clmgis about
tNent: miles north of the junction
z;th the Duluth & Winnipeg at the
mouth of the Artichoke river. MI.
Osborn SAYS that tie whole line is
fairly sSartGinG with labcrerS and the
work IS Icing rashpti with all possible
speed IRE rainy weather Of the past
tp> ssrks has inserferea considerably
p.tG. tsss contractors,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-05-14

Chicago is mourning over the great
decrease in her wheat receipts, and
seems to think that the wheat of the
west IS finding its way TO the east
by some other route than through Chi
cage. For once Chicago seems to
think about right. Oar wheat now
hnds lis way TO the east by way Of the
lakes without stopping at the little
way stations Ike Chicago. Superior
is now the western headquarters.
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Minutes Of May II.

One Of the largest lumber syndi-
Gates ever known IN this or any other
country, says an exchange, has recent
ly been formed for the purpose of buy
ing UP practically all the pine lands i'll
Northwestern Minnesota. Very little
is known as TO tho personnel of tie
syndicate, but it is believed that Wey-
cr;auser, the great lumber king Of
ROci. Island, is enc Of the moving spir-
its in the enterprise. If the present
plans OF rum0rcd plans are carried cut
ST. Louis, Superior and AlloucZ bays
VIII probably soon have several new
saw mills in operation.
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Browne. Ia ;.:c Ne3n.i2ji.

The only child Of Mr.. and Mrs Chas
Long, OF this city, 4 son about Il years
OF age, was drowned in the Nemadji
river last sunday. lie in company with
Edward Bait, We're ont on the logs in
the river. when Ivy some misllap both
We're thrown into the river. Tie Bat
Il boy could swim little and got out,
but Charley Long could not swim and
he was carried away Icy the current
and drowned. The body had not been
recovered at last accounts.
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At the adjourned annual r71

AT the adjourned annual meeting
Of the Douglas County Building and
Loan Association held last Saturday
evening hessrs Nell Smith, } Lutte,
Christie, /. u. Newton, ". J. Whip,
pie. Alex Olscamp and John ke2Cu2.i
we're elected directors for The current
year. The directors viii hold a meet
ing at the Office q the secretary TO-
night ana organize The association
is in q Very Healthy condition although
its list Of stockholders IS net IS large
as It oughtto be, the close times of The
past year having forced many 10 draw
OFT their savings TO he them through
IT, "ints
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-05-14
So.Ice C: Stockholders 5leerin-.

Notice ! hereby given That the ANIMAL Nrc--0r
Gfthe St'Ckhglic!S VI the superior cons i!1ar %
Lam. c'GIn EfaUy VII be held 4: he otiae 0t thu
COMPANY. ia HE City % lIarfos State OF w.
cousin nn Wednesday. the 18th da! n I.-c, !. -
lss2 at l4aclHck a. III o: said day far ~ sr'ry,I
election Of officers ami the TRANSACTION 81. such
business Is may regularly cl.I:c L1etsf- =.
FRANZ Z, Ea---1v. Secretary
tz:e9 al S1ye-iVr, hay lIth co MItinll
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-05-14
TIE New Soaa.y board.

Oar new county board OF Supervisors
VIII hold their first session today, F-i-
day, and organize. The new board
VIII be:
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IOtai ~
The sale VIII probably last 4 month
or more. The majority Of the sales,
County Treasurer BishoT thinks, Will
be OF property against which there are
already tax titles outstanding The
reduction Of the interest Oh redeemed
taxes under the statute to l. per cent
VIII interfere with any Large purchase
as a speculation.