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The herald., 1896-08-30
The Heat in London

The Englishman who returns to Lon
don after long exile must be struck
by the effect OF the heat on our tradi-
tional reserve. Three years ago we had
just such a Lusitanian summer as that
on which VIII Waterproof's grandfath-
er's grape grew fat. 1t made havoc
among our customary suits SOL
emn black. The Londoner shed his
waistcoat, and appeared in public be-
girt with a silk band which in another
year or two. may take on Lusitanian
color. The black cylinder was deposed.
in its stead. This July has seen further
concessions to our tropical climate. Cit
izens of repute go about in the white In
dian helmet with Sunshade to match
The Prince of Wales, not unmindful of
Lord Ronald Covers appeal, has worn
a white hat at garden party.
1t is said that the arbiter of fashion
has even gone so far as to don white
felt hat, with a frock coat. q combina-
tion which must have sent a thrill
through Mayfair. We may be within an
ace of white ducks and a Panama SOM
brero, waistband of many colors and
a blue shirt-a costume that might in
fuse into our department the fervid
graces Of the south In the foyer of the
Opera rank and fashion do not hesi-
tate to drink cool liquids through straws
which, in figurative sense. show which
way the social wind is blowing. A few
more such summers and our inSular an
gularites will disappear, and the for
eigner will have to invent fresh reasons
for disliking us.-London Spectator.
The herald., 1896-08-30
PRE.HMPTED LITERARY FIELDS
How the Universe HAS Been Apportiened t
Successful Writers

An editorial friend insists that there
are too many Keep of the Grass "
signs appearing in the world of letters.
There is something amusing, and irri-
tating. too, he writes. in the way the
critics donate large and elegant Sec
tions of the universe to successful au-
thorS as their private hunting grounds.
II an author makes hit with a novel
on any special country or theme. the
critics pre-empt that country or theme,
and hold it as trustee for that indi
vidual author. They constitute them
selves literary gamekeepers. and with
jealous eyes look for poachers to warn
them off these private grounds. An au-
thor who has lived in India, perhaps,
for many years, writes strong and
graphic story of the life there; it repre-
sents his original thought and observa-
ton. When it is published 1t is judged
rarely for itself but as related to Kip
,ling's work; the irritating compliment
of "a second Kipling" may be given
him. He is. perhaps. referred to as EN-
tering upon field so fully and ably COW
cred by Mr.. Kipling," or as ''one of Mr..
Kipling's numerous imitators.' 1t is
folly to attempt to fence in country
of about 1,250,000 acres and 250,000,O00
people and call it 'Kipling Park, Pri-
-Nate."
Anthony Hope now owns society: all
playful cynicism in dialogue in matters
mundane and feminine is pre-e -empted by
Mr.. Hope. Du Maurier owns the Latin
quarter and all of Bohemia artist life,
though he graciously permits it to re-
main in Paris for time. The ground
itself the realty. still belongs to the city
and to individuals but all reality, ali
associations, literary material and pos
sibilities are held by the critics in trust
for George du Marier. Mr.. Stanley j.
Weyman has had two or three centu-
ries of French history marked as his
by the critics. Any new writer entering
into the historic field of French history
must expect TO be met by the critics and
compelled to show passports and have
them examined under the searching
light of Weyman comparison. Barrie
for time owned Scotland but he was
crowded out of his pre-emption by Mac
laren. Meldrum, Crockett, and host
of other bold claim jumpers. Bret
Harte's patent on California has not
yet expired. The young writer fool
hardy enough to write short story
about western mining camp must ex-
pect to hear how inferior it is to Bret
Harte's delightful little classic, The
Luck of Roaring Camp" Africa is the
only continent still left unpre- empted
though Olive Schreiner's African Farm
takes good southern section out of the
coming partition. Some bright, industri-
Gus novelist. with real long and wide
story. might appropriate all the land
adjoining Miss Shreiner's farm as far
north as the Mediterranean.
The whole world seemed to have been
duly apportioned until doubtless dis
couraged by the gloomy terrestrial out
look, John Kendrick Bangs fearlessly
sailed into the Internal regions with his
House Boat on the Styx. Stephen Phil
lips followed with Christ in Eades. But
even here they find a filled and pre-e emp
ted territory, held in the name Of one
Dante, an 1talian.-London Leader
The herald., 1896-08-30
African Carriers

Caravan roads in Africa are narrow
paths for marching in single file through
long grass that cuts like knife. or
through woods; the natives instinct
lively know when they are passing under
thorn trees: they slow their pace, as the
path is always strewn with thorns.
In the dry season the carrier covers him
self with cotton rag and sleeps with
comfort in temperature and
The herald., 1896-08-30

He is getting pretty we'll along in years
and there is no great probability that he
will come this way again. However. Lii
Hung Chang Is not so old that he has no
plans for future activities in his own coun-
try and right here in America he may study
conditions that would solve many Chinese
puzzle for him and other members of his
oriental coterie.-Albany Argus.
The herald., 1896-08-30

Ii Hung Chang is impressing the Lon
have been a lively worker when he was
sowing his wild oats. He can sit up as
late and empty as many bottles now as the
best of them.-Houston Post.
The herald., 1896-08-30

Grover wiliA eet Ii Hung Chang in New
York August 81. Now, what will Grover
say to him.-St. Louis Star.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-01-20

KRAGEN-Ja January a. 1896, to the wife of Louis
Kragen, daughter.
LUSSI ER-In Oakland, January 3. 1896 70 the
wife OF n. II. Lusser. daughter.
to the wife of G. E. Peterson OF Point Reyes,
Cal, daughter
wELCH-In this city, January Is, 1895. to the
wife OF Edward w elch, son.
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS.

Birth. marriage and death notices sent by mall
will not be inserted. They must be handed i'm AT
either of the publication offices and be indorsed
with the name and residence OF persons authorized
TO have the same published.l
BORN.
FRANKIE Oakland, January Is, 1896, to the
wife Of solomon Frank, a daughter.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-01-20
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

On ACRES OR LESS: FINE ORCHARD
W ~ land at Haywards; ct your price. APP
ply sos Fourth ST.
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MARRIED..

RENK-OD0NNELL--In this city. De-
cember 81, 1898, by the Rev Father Altenasius.
George Parmrenk and Nellie O'Donneh, both Of
San Francisco.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

THE PUBLIC IS HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT
the partnership agreement between the mem
bers Of the firm of NJ. JOOSF d BROTHER pro-
vides that Martin Joost shall have the sole, COM
plete and exclusive charge and control of the
management of the business of said firm, and that
no contract agreement or obligation viii be valid
or binding against said Arm unless the same shall
have been exclusively executed contracted by
said Martin Joost on behalf of said firm.
M. JOOST & BROTHER
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~ life insurance policies: low rate of interest;
bank books bought. $50 Montgomery s..
NY SUM OF MONEY ADVANCED ON
"A your furniture, pianos real estate; lowest
rate; call and state your proposition write open
evenings. ]. NOONAN. 1921 Mission Sc.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-01-20
SANTA CLARA COUNTY.
EDUCATIONAL.

EDUCATIONAL
THE LEADING sHoRTHAND COLLEGE,:
individual instruction; four months course.
Ayres' Stenographfc Institute, 325 Montgomery St.
EMELIE MELVILLE WILL RECEIVE A
-. - limited number OF pupils; thorough dramatic
ing. 2300 Webster st. cor. of Washington
SPANISH AND FRENCH ACADEMIC; CAS-
- lillian and Partisan professors; lessons week
lessons week, 81 month; translations, Spanish
French English. ITO Market ST.. room 81.
INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION BooKKEEP-
ing, shorthand, ETC. Stiehl's College, 723 Market.
VOCAL TEACHER JOSEPH GREVEN I'M
proves and beauties even spoiled voices and
procures positions to his pupils 50 Ninth st.
CPANIsH, FRENCH, ETC. PROF. DEFILTPPE'S
- Academy OF Languages 800 Post; estab. 1871.
MISS B0LTE's SCHOOL. 22e7 SACRAMENTO
w st.-Board. English. French, piano. dancing.
$50 mo-; excellent chance for ambitious and con-
scentious parents 10 give children peror educa-
ton at low figure; term jan 2: kindergarten coach.
ENGLISH LITERATURE AND MYTHOLOGY:
u class or private. MRS. EHRMAN, 1884 Bush ST.
pELAsCofS LYCEUM SCHOOL OF ACTING
u Private theatricals arranged; pupils rehearsed
on stage. r. and II, Lo.o.F. block, 7th and Mkt.
CCHooL ELECTRICAL, CIVIL, MINING, Me-
assay; estab. '64. VAN DER NAILLEN, 723 Mkt.
CTUDENTS PREPARED FOR THE UNTvER-
~ silly, law and medical colleges; day and evening
classes 333-335 Phelan building.
koWENS ACADEMY, UNIVERSITY AVE.
ID Berkeley. Cal. T. S. BoWENS, NJ. A., Principal
VIOLIN, MAN DOLIN, GUITAR, CORNET
taught Prof. L. MERKI. 225 Geary reasonable
GPANISH, FRENCH, GERMAN; MODERATE.
o9leiserschaft School Languages, 1872 O'Farrell Sc
HEALD'S BUSINESS COLLEGE, "a POST ST.
IL bookkeeping, business practice, shorthand,
tipping, electrical engineering teIegraphy, modern
languages rapidly tsaght. Write for catalogue.
NJ 1GHT SCHo OI,; 4 e 4 Ids BUS. COLLEGE;24
~ Post commercial, shorthand. English low rares
VIOLIN, MANDOLIN, CELLO. BANJO; REA-
sonable. PROF. FRANCIS, 10451a Valencia.
CHEMISTRY AND ASSAYING. CUNNING
" hams School, cor. Geary e2id Powell SITS.
GAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS COLLEGE, 1888
~ Market; send for cat; day and evening session.
A WEEKS NEWS FOR 5 CENTS - THE
~ WEEKLY CALL. In wrapper. for mailing.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-01-20

GOO6 PARTNER, RESTAURANT: TEND
- 80. cash counter; owner thorough business
man; partner preferred 10 hired help. STEM
BERG CO, 632 Market ST.
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PAwNBRoH ERs.
FINANCIAL.


A 126 KEARNY ST.. ROOM 9-MONEl
"A loaned, watches, diamonds etc.; low rates: psi
vate rooms; elevator: pledges for sale cheap.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-01-20

DOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
4 SD per acre; one OF the best stock, grain and
Irnit farms in Napa County: 600 acres; acres
orchard and vineyard: 200 in grain last year.
paance pasture; numerous springs on the place.
mouse Z rooms, barns and outbuildings. For fur
Iner particulars see p. II. JORDAN d CO., Is
Post ST., S. F.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-01-20

MARIN COUNTY-5O0O ACRES % MILES
Il from San Francisco
Rancho de Novato.
Tracts cut any size desired; fruit, grain and
vegetable land, no irrigaton both rail and water
transportation; $40 to $75 uer acre; terms made
10 suit; send for circular.
Improved dairy farms for sale with cows.
SYNDICATE HIVES INTENT COMPANY, "a
and IS Chronicle building.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-01-20

i connection with lodEing-house of 10 elegantly
furnished rooms; splendid location; must be sold;
owner going East. REIDY q CO, 1912 Sixth ST.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-01-20

20760 A FINE PAYING HOME RANCH
We W. Of % acres; near santa Rosa; 1000
pruhe treesi family orchard; modern 5-room
muse good outbuildings: sacrificed. LEE IL
k1SER, sos MONTGOMERY st.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-01-20

Ii KINDS BOUGHT SOLD, EXCHANGED,
II rented, repaired; lowest rates. 205 Fourth st.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-01-20

OOEN SALOON: BEST BUSINESS LCCA-
SNOOU. ton; handsomely fitted up; furnished
lfving-rooms: rent $50; well stocked; IS worth
$500; owner leaving for Europe. KENNY d Nc
LEAN. III Market S., room z.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-01-20

BARTON-In this city, January IS. 1896, Daniel
s. Barton, a native OF England aged As years.
rs Friends and acquantances are respect
fully Invited TO attend the funeral THIS DAY
(Monday), at 2 o'clock p. NJ. under the auspices
OF Court Acme No 81, F. of A., and the Pacific
Coast Marine Firemen's Union, from the par
Tors of the Union Undertaking Company, 1888
Mission street, near Third. InLerment Laurel
Hill Cemetery.
f. OF A.-ro the officers and members OF Court
Acme No. 81, f. Of A.: Yon are hereby notified
to assemble at Union Undertaking Parlors 80
Mission street, at 80 O'Clock P. NJ, THIS DAY
(Monday), to attend the funeral of late
brother, Daniel s. Barton. BY order
HENRY DON HE. r
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-01-20

O. OED GROCERY AND BAR; FINE COR
tNOOU. ner; established % years; sure bust
ness; good horse ana wagon; great bargain;
owner going 10 Europe. Apply KENNY IL Nc
LEAN M Market ST., room 7.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-01-20

GOAL AND FEED BUSINESS IN OAKLAND
y clearing from IS TO IS per day. J. n. EDISON,
20 san Pablo ave-, Oakland.
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PERSONALS.

" ANTED-A LADY ASSISTANT IN DANE
w ing classes two evenings a week Apply 10 TO
u. IRVINE'S, 927 Mission ST.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-01-20

G.000 RESTAURANT, BLOCK FROM CITY
%DOOO. Hall; receipts average $40: owner 4
years leaving the city. STENBERG Il CO., 632
n arket ST.. opp. Palace
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| &QE00 10 ACRES 25 MILES FROM SA n
! 0pOOOO Francisco near Walnut Greek: 4
acres IN choice fruit; 5-room modern house and
gooo outbuIdingS; fine surroundings; good in
| Montgomery st
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-01-20

TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-FIvE LOTS IN
Mission. for rooming-house or business; also
house and lot in Oakland. Apply Ill Liberty St.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-01-20

BAKERY. COFFEE PARLOR; VERY BEST
u location; finest fitted-np place in city: has very
large counter and outside trade positive guarantee
trolA owner as 70 amount Of business; trial until
satisfied. has places; must sell one at sac
riice STENBERG & co go Market ST.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-01-20

G9OS PARTNER WA NTED-ONE OF THE
- 90. handsomest fitted-up bars OH East st. !;
compelled % sacrifice; remaining partner responsi-
Die business man. STERNBERCi Co, $50 Market
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-12-31
TAME grunta
W urodzajnej okolicy.

Akier po $l.00 do 81 90
P}odv zlemne i drzewo latwo
sp'enie3vc. b, odstawianie
woda i koleja bardzo dogodne.
Kompania Detcur Cedar dale
biednieiszym swie1ym esadni-
kom robote " parowej pile
Ma wiosne bedzie tn polski
koscioi budowanY.
Grunta naIe3a do roznvch
kompanij.
Zg|os16 sic pod adresem:
Rev. An2el M NJ | y
q arczyk box 81 Detour,
Chippewa Co., Mich.
Albo: F d RE Agent,
box 81, Detrl,li: b
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-12-31
DIVA lycIn uralo

PAM Phoebe Thomas z Jupctioa
City, III. wiedziafa cd doktor6w. lie ms
suchoty i ze 4adnej ola uiej ME mu
nadziel, ale 'dwle butelki DIR. King.
New Discovery ~wyleczyly ja kompleta
ME i uratowa}y jej zycie. 9
Thos Eggers, 1879, Florida Str,
San Francisco c'erpial wskutek sllnego
Saziebienia i blizkim byl sucbot, pr6bo-
wax wszystKo bezskutccznie, pc tenn
kupi} jedna butelke Dr.. Kings New
Dicovery IL diva tygodnie wyzdrowlal
Byl wdziecznym. TIE to skutki polecaja
to lekarstwo I'd kaszlu j z%azlebienia
Cena Ia hutelki pc so cent6w ledaym
oplarze. M sprzednz We wszystcuik
latekatb
W Winonie sprzedaie to lekarstwo
apteka JACKSON s RADEMACHER
W.. ST..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-12-31

TX ~ ~ 1ZuAl0@ piChulO . . -. .%1 3OOO w #
" 7 English 10000
.Welbel kasyer ow.............. 1000 60
Ma wniosek ~przYjeto o%sobista prtyc,a szkol-
na Fryderyka Kreuza 0 zmiana granic d>stryk-
tow szk6lnych Nr. 81 l Ill ujmui ac wschodn,y
1 z MISUNDERSTANDING /, sekcya l., gmina
Warren, cd %d;stryktu szk6lnego Mr.. 81 przy}a-
czaj9c taKow9 do distryktu szk6lnego M. Ill.
Ma wniosek o~droczyfa sic Rada do Pjatku. o
godzinle 10.
Piqtek, Is Grudnia.
Rada zebra}a sic s%t6sownie do odroczenla.
Wszyscy cz{onkowle obecnl.
Nastepuiace rachunki uchwalonu ~wyp}ae;G z !.
funduszu powlatOwegO..
Westlicher Herold druki 1853 so
w o u 8 oroKl.... ~ oo
BUCK porto. W
a W Thurman SO
John keenan, furmanka ola komissrzy po-
W~1atowych .............. 40
Jackson & Rademacher szkfo ola ratusza 4 20
W'nona Hardware Co., towary ola ratusza
| ",e1le1,a. '..'.. ~
Lynch & Henry towary ola w1es1enia... 60
VIM Coyle materya{ robota W ratuszu i
wlezieniu. 49,. IS
VIM r Smith zlerk cd koszt6w sadowYch 5 90
5 W Judge koszta sadowe.. .......... As
Geo + Husman n%aleznose konstab]a $50. 6 so
James Nagle wynagrodzenie "a sw!adectwo
WsadZle.. L 80
z Funduszu u6ogich.
A Frank reparacya zegara ma farmle u
DoglCA ..... u w
2 Funduszu dr0g ! mest6w.
Marc'n Koscielsk1 robota p. drogach dlssr.
Mr. IS 90
VIM Pomeroy ks mienie ola distr Mr. l.... 40 90
Bond pana Geo D French regis1rato'a doku-
ment6w, W sumle 5000 zostai pr1yzwoIony.
Bondy nastepujacych bank6w ola depono-
wanna fundusz6w powlatowYch zostaty przyzwo-
lone:
First National Bank W,nona. ....... sec, 900 90
W1nona Deposit Ban8, Wiaona...... so ,OOL o.
German Amer lean Bank, W,nona..... $4,000 90
Citizens State Bank, St. Cnarles.... q 5000 90
St Charles Deposit Bank, st Charles. 10000 GO
Ma vniosek Rada odroczyfa sic az do sobo-
tY, o godzlnle 10 pred pol.
Sobota 10 Grudn;a 1896.
Rada zebrafa sic st6soxnle do odroczenia.
Wszyscy czlonkow,e obecni.
Nastepujace rachunkl uchwalono zap{aciG z
kasV pow1atowej:
J B Bambenek plaza komisarza ......... SO 90
John Kuopp plaza komlsarza. 100
N Walch plaza komlsarza i milowe..-... II 40
0 Hunt plaza komisarza i milowe.... IL %
Z Fz2aduszu dr6g 4 maost6ao,
N Walch ~oglydsiny dr6g.......... ..... Sc 90
T K Page zbieran'e narzedz1 do dr6g... 7 IS
P%rzyjeto wniosek, ably przeniesG sumo So 800
= rachunku funduszu p~ow1atowego do rachunku
drog mostow powlatowych.
Ma wniosek odroczy{a SIC Rada ma czas ME-
cgraniczony.
J B BAMBENEK
Pfzewcdniczacy Rady Kom. pow.
HERMAN WEIBEL
Auditor 20 "iatowy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-12-31
Obrady OdrOcZOnegO pOsiedzenia
Rady ZawiadOwczet,

Bluro Aud'tora: Winona, MINI.
Rada zawiadowcza zebra}a sic O godzinie 2
z po{udnia, stosownie DC odroczenla. Wszyscy
czlonkowie obecnj.
Skutklem publlkowanego ozna]mienia, jak
to prawo wymaga, poda}y oferty nastepu7ace
bank, a krom tego zadne 1nne, wzgledem de-
ponowanla fundusz6w powlatowych, a mlanowi.
Gle:
First National Bank, Second National Bank
W,nona Deposit Bank, Merchants Bank German
American Bank, wszystkie z miasta Winony.
tudzlez Citizens State Bank St. Charles Deposit
Bank, z m'asta st. Charles. Wszystkie ofarowa-
~ sic p{acic p6&tora procent IA obrachunki dzien-
ne, z kredytowanlom procentu ma mieslac.
Ma wniosek odroczv}a sic Rada do Czwart-
ku, 10 Grudnia 1896, ola naradzenla sic z proku
ratorem powiatowym.
Rada zebra}a sic s%t6sownie do odroczen1a.
WszYscy cz}onkowle obecni.
Przyjeto nastepu]aea uchwa{e:
Rada zuwiadowcza powiatu Winonskiego,
Mimi. postanowl}a, ably poszczegolne ofertY poni-
zej wymienionych bank6w bY1Y ~przyjete do de-
ponowanla fundusz6w powiatowych: First Ma
tlonal Bank, Second National Bank, Wiuona
Deposit Bank, wszystkle z Minnesock,ej W,nony:
kazdy z tych bank6w ma stawic $50, 100000
kaucyl. Dalej German American Bank Mer-
chants Bank, oba z Minnesookiej Winony; z tych
kazdy ma staw1c 50 trsjecv dolar6w kaucyi. Da
lei Citizens State Bank z ST. Charles, Minnesso
ia - ten ma staw1c % tysiecy dolar6~ kaucyi,
a wreszcie st. Charles Deposit Bank, St. Charles
Minn.-Ten bank ma stawiG 10 tysiecy dolarow
kaucyl.
Uchwala sic take, ably kasyer powiato-
wy m'asta Winons, MIMI, bYf upowaznlonym
do %z1ozen1a wszystklch funduszow rzeczouego
powistu, jake ma mocy urzedu swego odbierze
W latach 1897 j 1898, W sprawiedl1wym
stosunku, do tych wskazanych mu depczytory6w,
a m~ianowicie: Do FIRST National Bank, Second
National Bank Winona Deposit Bank, wszyst.
ke W Wlnonie po 20 procent fundusz6w powlato.
wych; do German American Bank Merchants
Bank W rzeczonem mlescie po Is proc; do Citi-
zen's State Bank W St. Charles. MINI, I PROF.,
a do st. Charles Deposit Bank " mlescle St. Char.
les, Alnn., 3 procent.
Dan W Winona. M,nn., 10 Grcdnia 1896.
J. B. Bambenek.
Przewodniczacy Rady komls. powlatowych.
VIM E. Smith
Klerk s9du d,stryktowego.
L - Herman Welbel ."
County Auditor. H. @ -!
Stanowlacy c'a}o kady zawladowczej 20
wiatu Winonskiego, Mlnn.
Przyleto rezolucya, przenoszaca sumo 1898 O3
2 rachunku tunduszu powlatowego Go rachunku
tunduszu r~atuszowego.
zatwierdzono bondy p%onizej wym;enicnyc oh
urzednlkow powlatowych:
" n 4 Anderson proknrator pow....--sl,0 900 o(
"A w Fuhrn ann szeryt. 5000 Ot