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Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1894-03-16
REPORT FOR MONTH ENDING
MARCH g.

The Literary society gathered at the
Central last evening. The election
of officers, which takes place every
eight weeks, resulted as follows:
President-Emily Moore.
Vice President-Leigh Tanner.
Secretary-Flora Terry.
Treasurer Huff.
Censor-Ed. DelaHunt
SO much time was taken up by elec-
tion that it was decided to post
pone the debate until next meeting,
and the society was entertained by
a number OF stereopticon views. The
machine was in charge of Miss Ash
ley and about sixty views were
shown. Each view was made more
interesting by sho rt description of
the original. The collection in
cluded ;Pompeii and Vesuvius, the
Roman Pantheon, Colosseum, inter-
ior and exterior, Forum at Rome,
Appian Way, Capitol, tomb Of Clem-
ent, XIII general view of Rome
and many others of Rome and
vicinity. castle of San Angelo, in Rus
sia, Summer Palace Of the Car, Rell
Tower at Moscow, View of st.
Petersberg, Papistry at Pisa, Leaning
Tower at Pisa, Milan Cathedral,
Sights OF England, Constantinople,
etc. view of Venice, Bridge OF Sfghs.
Palace of Granada in Spain, Court
at Seville, scenes in the Alhambra
about which SO many of Washington
Irving's sketches are written, scenes
in India, street scene in Cairo, Paris
scenes and a moonlit scene OF Paris.
It was very fine selection and was
lgreatly enjoyed by all. Thanks
We're rendered Miss Ashley for hel
kind help in the evening IS entertain.
ment.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1894-03-16
Were They Mixed?

Last weeks Herald contained
interviews with the two candidates
for mayor, Hon. N. Richardson and
Isaac e. Staples, In one of the
terviews a candidate says:
"Whoever thinks that l believe in
or would tolerate a wide open policy
is labOring under grave mistake. T"
Which one do you suppose said
that?
It will certainly startle the public
to know that sentiment was
attributed to Mr.. Richardson. Our
first theory that the printer had
mixed the interviews seems wrong,
az no correction has been made.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1894-03-16


That is the amount that was dra wn
in his name from the county. What
proportion of the Brick & Stangl
bill Of ss52.25 was his, we are unable
to find out, and Mr.. Brick refuses to
reply to questions concerningit. He
certainly had some share of it, and
we publish the above statement, and
let the voters Judge how unfair we
were. 1t is difficult to make state
ment that will not allow of some
qualification, and whether that $795
was drawn by Mr.. Brick as deputy
auditor or prime favorite of men who
have the disposal of county patron
age it is immaterial. However he
drew it, and what his share was of
the small item of $5225 does not
matererially change our presentation
of the matter yesterday.
Our statement that the income of
the city clerks office was between
$4OO and $500 a year is true. The
salary. as stated by Mr.. Brick, is
$500 year. He also draws pay as
member of the board of equalization,
which in 1892 (the last statement
made by the city officials) was $1S.
What his fees for recording instru-
ments in the city clerks Office, such
as chattel mortgages, etc., we
do not know, but they must amount
to considerable. If he can make out
that his income from city and county
is less than 81, 200 a year, he will only
succeed in establishing 1t 20 near
that amount that all that is claimed
will be practically justified. Our
claim that he has the best public in
come e-of any salaried city Or county
| officer we still. believe to he true.
We also still believe that the city
clerk is the best city Office.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1894-03-16
Lincoln News.

Snow all gone and work not done.
There will be a social dance at j.
A. DOnaldson's next Friday evening.
Little May Staples is up and play
ing about after u severe attack OF
pneumonia. ~
Two new buildings in progress and
one just completed here. How is
that for hard times? =
Scandia Valley holds it's annual
town meeting the 18th. and then look
out for better roads. ~ z -
There was a candy pull at the res
idence of E. w. Lathrop last Fr day
evening and they had a very pleasant
time. .s..s
Candidates for county offices are
showing up. We have at Lincoln 81
man that ia laying his wires for clerk
of court.
The receivers of the N. p. have
feelings, whether they have atolI or
not. S. L. Staples telegraphed for
physician and they stopped No. at
Lincoln to let him of.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1894-03-16
Ear1ysC sCIosina.

During the past winter our mer-
chanta adapted the early closing
plan and 50 far We have not heard
OF any complaints that they have
lost trade thereby. The agreement
to close at p. m. will expire On
April /, and there is considerable
talk Of making new agreement to.
close the business houses at s O'Clock
during the summer months.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1894-03-16
The transcripts Fairness.

The transcripts Fairness.
EDITOR TRANSCRIPT:
IA newspaper is always willing to
correct errors but it cannot be ex-
pected to correct facts that are
facts. .''-Daily Transcript, March 8,
1894.
We ask nothing else. When the
Transcript of yesterday set up as
facts. statements that were not
facts. Upon reading in it's article on
Ethan S. Brown, we were not at all
uneasy as to it's willingness to cor
rect several mis-statements made in
the article. First as to the state
ment that we draw nearly $500 per
year from the county auditor.
Now Mr.. Editor We'll give you the
credit of meaning just what you
said in the quotation we make
above.
BY referring to the last financial
statement for this county published
in the Weekly Transcript of Feb. 2,
1894, you will find that instead OF
drawing nearly $66 per month we
draw exactly $500, a difference OF
$9.40 per month-$l15.2O per year.
Second, The salary of the city clerk
is $4OO, no more, no less; vide, city
financial statement ending March
81, 1893. -..-
Third, the combined salary Of der.
uty auditor and city clerk does not
make our income better than that
of any salaried officer in the county,
and you, Mr.. Editor, either were
aware OF the fact or wiilfully mis-
stated it. , .> ..
The salary of either the county
treasurer or county auditor exceeds
the combined salaries mentioned
above by over 800 per year. Not
large sum, but good deal in hard
times like the present.
As regards Mr.. Medyed's action in
starting in with new deal all
around in Dost0ffice matters, that's
his affair and neither mine nor the
people. The position of clerk in the
post0fice is not an elective one and,
II 1t had been, we question Browns
election to the place by a popular
vote, II the expressions we have
heard made by the patrons OF the
Office at the time you held It meant
ANYTHING Your sympathy for him
In his case 81 his clerkship, Is entirely
commendable. and since it costs you
nothing, you will probably continue
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1894-03-16
For the Third Time.

Frederick Lust, who sued Rev. C.
L. Orbach of Sauk Rapids, for allen.
iating his wife's affections last
winter in the district court for Ben.
ton county, is again having trouble
with his frau. Somebody else ie
evidently supplanting Frederick in
his wife's affections, for, he gives
notice in the Little Falls Transcript
that she has, left him.--Journal
Press.
When Fred brought the notice In
he related tale Of woe and said II
was the third time she had quit
but failed to say anything about the
preacher. t.z.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1894-03-16
School Notes,

The monthly school reports are
out.
School will close March 80 for q
weeks vacation. 49,.
The public schools will have a holi
day on Good Friday. March %.
Twenty new school desks have ar.
rived, which will be put in some OF
the lower rooms.
F. A. Lindbergh, acting county
superintendent, is holding teachers
examination in the Central today.
Mrs. Ward took charge of Miss
Finseth's room at the Columbia
Thursday and Friday, the latter be.
Ing III. -"---
There was-a a special meeting of the
school board this morning to hear
the report of the committee ap.
pointed to select suitable site for
the new school building which is to
be erected this spring.
Teachers meeting will be held next
Friday, when the following papers
will be given: "Value of the pro-
gram and systematic work in the
class room" by Miss Ashley; ''Some
tests OF true teacher, her qualifica.
tions and her relations to the pupil'
by Miss JansOn.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1894-03-16

COUNTY OF MORRISON. .-.-s, ~
+ j. G. Millspaugh, being first duly
sworn doth depose and say that he
is the DR.. Millspaugh who hereto
fore made an affidavit in the above
entitled actions, as to the condition
OF the health OF Mrs. E. S. Beale, a
witness in said actions. That in the
opinion of affiant the condition of
the health Of said Mrs. Beale, was
and is due to the fact of her believ-
ing that she would be called as q
witness in said actions; that the uf-
faint believes that the worry ON t,c-
count of her being required as said
witness is the direct cause of her late
and present continued illness, and
that in atlantis opinion, Mrs. Beale
is so constituted that should said ac-
tion be continued, she would be in
the same condition as to health
whenever the said action shall come
to trial, and that the continuance Of
said action would continue the bad
condition of Mrs. E. s. Beale as to
health until the final disposition of
said action.
(sEAL) J. G.. MILLsPAUGH.
Subscribed and sworn to before
me this 7th day Of March, 1894.
(NOTARIAL sEAL) S. A. SIvERTs,
Notary Public, Minnesota.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1894-03-16
DISTRICT COURT.
Second Week Of the Term
.3 Grand Jury's Re. :
port. t~> 4
:welter's Case Will Not Come
+ ""E Up Until Wednes-
-: = day.

Court re-convened this morning
and from the looks of things it will
take all the week to clear up tile
calendar. 49,.
j.. The first case called in court this
morning was that of Alex. Van
Praag VS.. p. j. Gross, and is u suit
gro wing out of their management oi
the opera house. 1t went to the Jury
about noon and is still out.
The case OF Geo. LaFond vs.. the
Northern Pacific railroad COM
pany was then called. and isnow
on trial. Mr., LaFond sues the COM
pany to recover the amount paid
out in the treatment Of his son who
was injured on DEFENDANTS train
some time since.
1t will take all day tomorrow to
dispose of the civil cases on the CAL
endar and the Welter trial will not
be reached before Wednesday.
Following Is the report of the
grand jury on the condition of the
county Jail:
We, the Grand Jury of Morrison
county, do hereby report that we
have visited the county Jail and we
report that we find that the jail is
we'll kept and in good order. We
finu that there is room for only three
prisoners and is not large enough to
meet the needs OF the county. We
would urge that the court direct
that door be placed in the east end
of said Jail room as these is no exit
from said Jail room leading to the
outside in case of fire, also that the
Jail room be enlarged and extended
farther east.
We also wish to report that we
find the management of said Jail un-
der Sheriff Houde excellent and
satisfactory.
Respectfully submitted,
c.. CHEELEY, Foreman.
The jury in the case of S. Satiero
VS.. Albert and James Green, after
being out for about nine hours Sat-
urday. stood one for a verdict for
the plaintiff and eleven for defend
ants. 1t appearing that they could
not agree if they stayed there a
week they were discharged.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1894-03-16
DHMHGE SUIT.
n Physicians Certificate Filed
in the Ford ve. Roberts
Ss. Case.

{. A certificate was filed in district
court the other day in the. cases Of
=. G. Ford, VS.. +. NJ. Roberts and l..
G.. Ford VS.. Helen Roberts that will
be interesting reading to those who
are interested in the cases and shows
the sad condition of the principal
witness and explains why she will
notappear in court. The first OF the
term d certificate .of i'll health was
presented in the case and it was
thought the actiohs would be ad-
journed untiI iI.next term whereupon
the followinglwss prsduced. The
actions will now .comG on at this
term of court and this witnesses dep
osition will be taken at her home at
Little Elk. Ill .: -.
STATE OF FMINNESO OTA. l:s~~ss:s ::ye. ~ &
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1894-03-16

Etoanssor.c:tl so,ivty who named the
successor to Browns. empty shoes,
fight that out with the Herald and
not try to saddle it onto us. just a
word or two regarding the salaries
of some OF the various city officials
as shown by the city's financial
statement rrefered to above. Thecity
treasurer showing up for $504.70. The
city assessor. showing up for, $3.50.
Referring to Mr.. Browns business ca
pacity, we pass it without comment
further than to say, he may be en-
dorsed with the administrative abil-
ity OF. a Comodore Vanderbilt
and the financial genius OF Jay
Gould, but their development is as
yet in the bud and the city clerks Of
flee will not furnish the stim ulant
that will bless the country with
their unfoldment. y
We are not greedy, we wish simply
to make as good a living as honest
effort and faithful performance of
duty entities. us to and nothing
more. -: = -.,-.,:s - % % ) 5 ~ :. !
Were we OF u gr,tsping disposition,
we should announce ourselves a
candidate for the state legislature,
ask the suftrages of our constituents
for the position Of: clerk of the school
board, buy Electric 81 Water Power
stock enough,-if we could get our
friends to advance the necessary
amount to us, even with our I'M
mense income, we haven't it our
selves-to put us into a managerial
position, and last but not least,
we'd figure Medved out of the post
office and then if people did call us
greedy we would snap our fingers at
them. We could afford to.
We are not opposed to discussing
the issues Of the present city cam
paign but trust it may be done in
gentlemanly manner and without
"mudslinging:' but if we are COM
PEELED to handle "pitch" of course
We'll expect to "tar" our hands.
SIMON 2. BRICK.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1894-03-16
DISTRICT COURT,
Ole Nelson Gets One Year at
saltwater for larceny.

Grand Jury Hdjot1rna-Co Court
Hdjourns TiliMonday..
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1894-03-16
BRICKS ssCORRECTI9N.0
The Deputy Auditor and City Clerk
Dislikes Yesterdays Statement
~ as to His Income. s
We Republish the Unsatisfac ory
Article, Followed by the Correc.
ton and Further Comments.

1--WE publish the following article
from yesterdays paper, in order that
Mr.. Bricks correction" will lose
none of it's strength
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1894-03-16

1t may not bring the best income,
or it may, but it does not take him
from other duties as would the as
sessOrship, and it does not involve
the immense financial responsibility
attached to the treasurership.
We were not trying to force onto
Brick the responsibility of the change
in deputy postmasters made by his
brother in-law, Mr.. Medved, but
were simply calling attention to the
fact that when Browns interests
were at stake the Herald didn't
deem competence as fitting induce
ment to retain him there. But that
part of the article is sufficiently clear
in itself. That Mr.. Brick believes a
good public act was performed when
Brown was removed is a natural
conclusion Of his expressed opinion
as to Browns standing with the
public. The holding Of that opin-
ion was perhaps justified, but it's ex-
preston at this time was not COM
mendable to Mr.. Bricks Judgment.
Mr.. Brick says that $1OO is mot a
large sum, but good deal in hard
times like the present. Yes, indeed.
And when you draw nearly $500 a
year from Morrison county for va
rious services, it is not unfair (consid-
ering your admission that you are
not greedy to urge the election of
another gentlemen to the city office
you now hold.
The sarcastic allusion to muGsling-
ing is commendablc in the author of
such letter.
The financial statement of the
county for the year 1893 shows the
following Disbursements:
S. P. Brick. salary as deputy
audltOr. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $G9l 70
S. p. Brick, taking ac-
knOwledgements. ts .......... l 25
S. P. Brick, recording county
roads .............................. Is 30
S. 7. Brick, acknowledge
ments.. ..............,... 2 90
Brick & Stangl, abstracting
records. ........................ 50 25
S. P. Brick, deputy clerk of
court. ............................ "a 90
S. p. Brick, deputy clerk of
court. .......................... 9 90
Total ........................ $795 90
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1894-03-16

nR. MlLLSPAUGH physician and surgeon,
- Once IL Flynn's sw block. g5Zr'+s -,
3rd Ave. s. II. I -. n, - -
~ eface hour. 80 d. M. to >. m. AMI,
Tsp. m. d&NN
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1894-03-16

~ NJ. 4. FORTIER. NJ. D., G. NJ. Graduate
SD. ~. OF victoria TO University. Montreal, Canada
surgeon 8 sas 10 st. Gabriel Hospital. Office hours
corner OF First street and First ave. N. E.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1894-03-16
LEGAL.
MEDICAL.

N. Roberts, NJ. D., Homeopathic Physician
Aedical College, Philadelphia. Pa Diseases o,
women specially Office in Rhodes Block,
Residence on Second street, two blocks south O;
court house. Surgeon to st. Gabriel's HOSPITAL
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