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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-31

' s5s%s s% Eyssfa1s aasi of Burnside so
E9s su' Is , ,1 charles scs sfsS~
rro soa Martha Seris W and Fannie sst,ery TO
james Bradley. trustee. 33d-s', 100 IT OF o.ooo
hsnlns' gay to ioasa simpson
tees etc, OF James simpson n o''h-s'' ~ 1000
,r & .o Central psrS wt we :, MARY peas
'0 geHy. ' 75thsi 2is It Of Avenue A. % 400
Ks ysar' Monroe and Louise A. to Elizabeth stark;
summt-st. 72a # OF Anhony-aVe' $3.50
Kfus. Forian to Franci. " Beyrich. 18th 900
Ms3ena Joseph end VIE the ,1 rSsd s 500
Msndelsein stein" Morris to German American Real
100 II e OF 4th-ave demand ..............; 6o'oo
Mqgs . and wife e Ts sna
Of Concord-aye. years o -''
As:l iaa "s ?;S:"s 5
M nme to ase sam sps DTaRI' y lot as map
NSrmoS Sh Lizzie sars 10 ihe asd Ward Cooperative
Building and Loan Association. lots and 10
NAP portion e the Downing estate at van go
Nell: = James end wife to Joseph J; I Hs%sT
Nemecek John to caroline Inrchan NJ .2s East ,s 600
I3d-st demand and years mortgages io'o"'
oliver Helen H. abigail rarsy ai-1y ss1 or st. so
pitt Helena Anns Munro Valentine $50
Potter Frederick. and another. trustees; etc to
Ia ~ 'ro'" ran, NOV " .. ........ 300 900
Pressler Valentine. to Ephraim 3 Levy lot -,
map OF 22l Claremont. I'D and 2fth WARDS o,-
Rothschld Henry. ard wife 10 Edward - Ihuts- % mo
ton n " 9TH and 1lsth ST. years: 3Z'oW
Same to Walter + Kngsland W 9th ave, 'oll No ooo
II ilSth-s,. 3 years .................'.. %VWV
Rchschll Henry. and wife 10 Cornelius + Kings
land. trustee. etc 9th ave. Boil n or ,oooo
ilsfh-sf. = wears -V"Vo
Rosenheld. David. and wife To fIsnry Sidenberg, 49,
No :i29 East iioth-st. years.............-.. Opo
Rrnneiscn. Henry and wife Ephraim B Levy.
l1Oth-st. 125.l II OF College ave- zoo
wears .....................' wv
Schafer. Mary, and husband to Caroline Fu:ter-
kn"cht. Brook-ave. - n n OF 1i'h-sf' .oo
u year '""'
scott I.biie VI r, Albert TIT 5Ih-st. 49,
loo II % Gth-ave. year. ....... l'"'
Spangnnlerg Jacob. Andrew III Sands. NO . 100
2.299 Sh-ave, wears. loo"
Schafer Mary and husband william II Macy,
ir. and another executors Of Albert strange ooo
Brook ave - II n o lijth-s years.. 12COo
Wssbln sS,,n' Place yea? ' 275O
Tlnsley Walter W. and wife 10 Edward II Gil
bert. . 3d-ave 30 II n Of Grove-st also Der oo
gcn-ave. n A. 81 # W Of Brook ave demand 2ooo
N y go ,o'' H. ~ '' ''' .......... 1900
o Peter Doelger, same property demand I"Vo'
Vreeland Annie +. to Tenea Herzog. corner ,oo
I.ongfellow "a and Jenningsst ! yea. Vop
Woolf. James \ and Eugene T, and wives to
Kate Warner Stebblns ave- 1914 II OF ooo
l6Ith st, years, WV
Weinhandier Ado,ph. 10 William F. Chrystie No no.
80 East 9th-s l-asehold year............' I"o"
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u,c STEPFiTHER KILLED NV"

o,oL seventeen years old OF No 90
Hugo sen'ei'N C:o,verncur Hospital YESTERDAY
5sm sar S' the hands u of his sa s.
ssS had n au1 soy w H1P'
Of 'q ,ns %SS s and the s"5y
The bed T SaSSs 'S a%$ed be s@d
S OF s w boy is 6a s3S and hacked the
he stepfather procured i'"'
IA
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.n,uc GOES TO MIDDLETO" "

ADAMS the lawyer, who was found ac'-
Isaac e. a, Thrd-st and West Broadway on
Gatnraav last insane was removed TO .ne
at Middetown " - Ees ns SG 30 Vest twenty
panied oE a1d ~ nv an attendant from the he"e'"e
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REAL ESTATE.
FLATHOUSEs AND VACANT LOTS CHANGE
HANDS.

UouJ How G. Co have sold for Francis NJ jerks
the vacant plot on the southwest corner OF me
Boulevard and e-hundred-a nd-hfteenin-st lVoX'o
feet.
The same brokers have sold for Ottnser d Bro
the vacant plot the northeast corner OF Morning
side-avc and Observation-Disclosures lux
100 feet to a builder fer Improvement. $780,,
Thomas Maloney has sold to Jonn M, MLuu ZEN
through barnett CO.. the ve1storTy STlck ac
thirty fourth-st The purchaser takes In part pay
ment two vacant lots In Concord-ave., near ohe-
John Peers has sold for NJ. A. Costello to $.
Wright The three threc-sory single fathouses with
stores on plot Gx Ga the p Gas {oT IS
IL is reported that T. j. King has sold to open
heimer Metzger for improvement the plot; l% Gne
the northwest corner OF Scvehth-a'e' an" o"'
William T. Calender has sold three lots each 29x
n an, o TO- Miss NJ +. Moore. The pur-
chaser will improve tho property with fve-story
Francis Crawford has sold to n builder. for i'm
provement. lots on the north side or one nun
dred-and ninth-st 100 feot west OF 'o'i'''pus-"'e'
IN TIE AUCTION ROOMS.
The following was the result of the offerings at
auction yesterday at Ne. III Broadway:
Nv L. J. Phillips e. Co. No. 49, Cana-st. north
west corner of Varicl:-st.. runs west 25GN north
silk west l.5x north 6.sx west. north and north
G. to beginning thrce-story brick building Canal
st. and one story frame building on haT,ck,St
Lord Il5lT against lewis s samuel ct ali referee Eu
gene \. Phllbn; attorneys. Lord. Day q Lord; to
Bv d. Phoenix insraham e. Co.. No is7 Column
bus-ave. near Eighty four;h,st.. hys-s,ory brick
fathouse lot 27.sxl6o: amount due g a. prior mort
against Hoffman Rogers ct al: referee peter 49, a.
Olncy; attorney: Ahner G. Thomas; action NO q
to the plaintiff FOR 81 7ia. -,
No $50 Columbus-avc.. adjoining the above, SINH
lar house lot 27xl00 amount due. S4i2; prior mort
gage. So 800; same parties as above; to the piaintin
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GUNNER Resorts.
SHELTER ISLAND. l.. f.. n. Y.
M a M III A nj 8 EFT

HOUSE AND COTTAGES. OPEN UNTIL. SEPT 10.
Handsomely rebuilt since fire. August. lsob; enlarged
and improved: all modern improvements electric xhs
OTIS suites with baths BEAUTIFULLY and de!sht
fully amid beautiful scenery drives groVe
water; dry atmosphere gong. yachting bathing tshns
dancing etc. Easily accessible by superior tram
service on Long Railroad and new steamers sum
ncrock and n ntauit. Send for and illustrated
pamphlet 10 H. D. " LAWSON formerly OF Murray ii'i
IInfeN Manager Manhanset House. SuNolk Co. y. y
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JOHN H. CAHlLl,
Furnished fjouscs uanteo.

,~0~0<-0~0N0<-N~N~o(-~N00.
WANTED. Small furnished cottage. o hotel or
w boarding house. road from Grand Central Depot
containing less than three floor Adj
dress with terms for August and September. A H.
Tribune O'lce
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Jnsirnction.

TIME HUDSON river fNsTITUTE. a classiea sem,
/ tnary OF high boys ana girls
and health the Hudson Riyer ar
seryatory o, music art elocuiioh For cataEHue
dress Rev A. H. FLACK a NJ. Principal C'ANeraeh'N'i.
vxyuJJAMsPoRI DICK NsON sEMfNARY.-Bot
w Regular nnd elective courses D sarsu,res
fsrred college. music art mon"in ihnsuSs
special;ies Steam heat electric Iight' nome e'"
VIZ 7 GRAY D. D. President. Wiamsport "a
-,rSTryIy AC.nrMy wu.BRAHAM MAss.-Both
w sexe. Nine courses Specialists In classics. AT
ana Music Enlarged endowment trsures superior ao
sres al moderate expense Slst year opens SEPT To- o'
FOR ea'a''sue Ho''e'' Rev. wM r. NEwTiALr. Prin
Miscellaneous.
NEW YORK BOARDING SCHOOL nIRREECIohf'
Room % once hours 10 A. NJ. TO . II 81
Circulars and full Information of select nisn-s ~
Boarding Schools city and country gwen parents "P'
c,aI attention maid 10 out town applicants; c.,o
In writing state sex and OF pupil ana "nh' oa.c
Is preferred as Giro, lars from every say. III "e
Union. ~ ". ''-..-
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0rapsIIers' Gotel pofset Snios.

e.,,rd.v.
Thi. list appears Mondays. Wednesdays snd sauroay'
HOTELS of TOE WORLD.
Ra,Iway eonnectIons &c. Of any Hotel below. call or
address tsend stamp
W@GeO Tariff Bmreau9
50 Fifth Ave. New York;
%. IS R Rss &C. Ri Riv;o iio" Ps3l.
WOTGl POCKET GWjUlWsa
American Plan e. r. u Europe esw open
S4IH a6HH d sns1S 81: ::$ up up
SSsIoN %' mo': isa s.is. ' $40. Up
s BkooKLYH' n Yiotei ST. George So
$50 o1ord So san Gao and hCss
rSE one. H4a'1s B.GsSTsy sih S s. 80
G GT shRR ISfo Mass. up
h2S SG EE6h spRiNs VI nt The sns:
sPnF1 1 P1R IT F.
DO ," The Massssoit. now open
xG%foRT Nv Leland Ocean House ,S,. now w oD;ss s.
New o Hotel Neiheriand E. p 81 A. p, s.
Co. Cha, Davis, Hotel Z, s s, An t1ns F.
DO Nv johnson QUINN Hotel Empire EPsi a. A n ~
S sS NsS % 'sn sd aa yfE aSs s 'H
PAnELPA coI The N AlSpe afa Ssi - s. up
HTcHMoxb VsTl. jeer:Ss up 81 e g up up
s s9f!EEGTk Ea!.Ss
sT GEORGE staten C,s pa'.le' %p
sxRAcsE Yates IIOsI P $40; s. ~ ~
TROY r The r IrGy mTl'1 l. F. So to 81
wAsHNGToN ArngtoT II9'' 4; 20 ~ ~
whrcT H. Ailan'is I He'll now NOW S SDs
do. PlmGtHn Moss NOW NOW OPEN OPEN
wmirE MoiiXTAINs ProHe IIon.. onen
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School NQcnries.

School Aacnties.
....noonooooooonNo.ooN
MtRICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS Agency
"A supplies Professors Teachers. Tutors Goverhes'e"
&c 10 Colleges Schools and Families Apply 70
Mrs NJ J. YOUNG-FULTON. % Union Spuars.
NrIRIAM COYRfERE'S Teachers Agency supplies pro
tessor tutors teachers governesscs etc. In all depts;
schools carefully recommended 100 oth-ave.. GU. -
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Ccuntrn Boaro

DARK VIEW FARMHOusE.-Fresh vegetables ,un.
i eggs. plenty shade near house croQue, tennis 'o
l. CCDNEY SummitvIe. sullivan Co.. NJ T.
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DR. S7rRWNG'S SAINT ARGWM,

SARATOGA SPRINGS. y. Y
For health recreation. Appointments Of first ella
Hotel Elevator Roof Promenade. Suites with bath.
Massage Electricity TuCSish Russian and all bath and
health appliances Adirondack air. Saratoga Waters.
Splendid Wheeling Send for Illustrated Circular Also
Announcements for 90 OF Entertainment Events Tourna
ments. Bicycle Paths Golf. Short Excursions. etc.
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(uLNToN Liberal, INSTITUTE Both sexes military
~ thoroughly the colleges. FOR the Govern
acad@m ana for bust L. :; Army officer de
tailed War. Superior adv artager II
music. Faculty. buildings. equipment. situation and
unexceled Latest methods Positively Christian
principal El! X Hooker. for nine lady
principal 81 Sage college Cornell University corIe-
spondence invited ". G. JoSN A. NJ. Principal Fort
min
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G1WTEl GW[lW G0[BDMo

BEI.MAR. y. j.
over go Il. front: - miles o., unobstruc'e'
IL degrees cooler than In cities
extensively improved and beauhd electric lights baths
NJ LINDSAY
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1rMIE SEA BRIGHT lMN

SEA BRIGHT. y. ]. Now open New addition. rooms
with private baths. newly furnished renovated sanitary
plumbing: cuisine unexcelled.
0. d. POTTER JAS. 7. M'GoVERN, Props.
late Of Normandie n. T., and Normandie By the Sea
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INRlENDS SCHOOL FOR BOTH sEXES-Founded In
j. 1874. Excellent home. Students from all states
All denominations. Thorough work In English Science
Classics Music and Art. Address AUGUSTINE JONES.
IL. b.. Providence Y. l.
BENNINGTON IN j., SEMlf,ARY.--Convcnient to
New York Phiad'a Bait. and Wssh'n Both sexes
18th year Heathful Beautiful 10 teachers. IL courses
SEQ year. For beautifully illustrated catalogue. ad-
dress THOMAS HASLoN. d. d, President
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81 On Tie whole, we have. never seen q
slme 81 ourI ollecdon, when there vas
,laek of national issues around
whilAl ~ rally ! WELL rganissd party.
much more such : medley Of scattered
fragments IS that Of the late. party whose
silver bands 90 soon dissolved when de-
feated. !,
h Of course, three years may bring up
different problems, and things political
take different form, but we don't believe
that any party win ever take up Mr..
Bryan, or the silver question as specific
and single issue in this country again.
We think to-day Mr.. Cleveland is more
likely TO be nominated and elected presi-
dent than MI. Bryan, and that the issues
and principles represented by Mr.. Cleve-
land viii come TO the front while those
represented by MI, Bryan viii accom-
pany hin, to s'innoclous desuetude. y
y y
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ections % and "a twp 1853 rg SO.

sections % and "a twp 1853 re- So.
Resolved, that the above petition be
granted with the understanding that the
county furnish the material, and the town
Ship of Neche perform the labor. Said
bridge to be built under the supervision
| OF Commissioners Gordon and Taylor.
Resolved, that certificates No. 435,
436, 487. 40, and 40 of 1892 tax sale,
No. 72s of 1893 sale, and No. 696 and III
of 1894 sale be called in and a refund war
rant be issued to the holders of the same
for the original amount of sale and 7per
cent interest to date.
The following petitions for bridges
were presented:
One on the north branch Of Park river
between sections 26 and % in Crystal
township.
One on section line between sections
10 and 20, Crystal township.
One on coulee on section line between
sections 28 and 26 Flora township.
One on the north branch of Park river
between sections % and 81, Crystal twp.
One on Weeks coulee between sections
II and 20 twp 1872 rg 50.
One on coulee on section line between
sections. 90 and 81. twp 161 re 50.
Commissioners Ottem, Taylor and
Halldorson were appointed as a acommit-
|tee to examine the sites for the bridges
in Flora and Crystal townships. and F.
|c. Myick and George Taylor were ap-
pointed as committee to examine the
sites for the bridges in Carlisle township.
Said committees to report at next
meeting.
Adjourned until July 9Th at Q a. m.
July 9Th, 1897. Board met pursant to
adjustment, present full board.
+ The board proceeded to open bridge
tenders advertised for. which were a.
follows:
Wisconsin bridge and iron Co. n, 900 90
Gillette HerzoG Mfg Co. ...... q, eel 20
IN. M. Stark & Co., loNo. ..... 5000 90
Ganssle & McIntosh .......... 6335 90
Resolved, that an appropriation of
$50 be made TO Pembina County Fair
Association, and that : county warrant
|bs drawn tor t4ss ssne.
Boasd atBournsduseil 3p. M
Board met pursuant TO ad6osnnnaeak,
F.,,>.~.,e e,ll 1,naasl 37,i-
o. motion resolved that the eoatcaet
|foe tae abovs bid Sc be awarded 70 the
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Gillette Herzog Mfg Co. according to
plan No. 4 for &c. .267.5O

Gillette Herzog Mfg Co. according to
plan No. for s., ,2e7.5O.
Adjourned until July 9th, II a. m.
July 9th, 1897. Board met pursuant to
adjournment, present full board.
Resolved that H. E.Restermeyerbe au-
thorized to. purchase material to repair
the bridge on Combie coulee, north Of
Cavalier village.
Resolved. that Judson LaMoure and F.
G. Myrick be appointed as delegates to
represent this county at the state board
of equalization in August, 1897.
Resolved that w. N. Husband and H.
r. Morris be appointed as county drain
commissioners, in place off. A. Baptie
and Thomas Wexford, (resigned.)
Adjourned until July 10th, a. m.
July 10th, 1897. Board met pursuant
to adjournment, present F. c. Myrick,
chairman, and Commissioners H. P.
Ottem, Thomas Halldorson and George
Taylor.
The following bills were allowed:
F A Wilson for printing. .......$ 60 65
Thos Halldorson services as COM
missioner, mileage etc........ q 90
Resolved, that the taxes 1s90-9l-92-83
and 81 against lot block 81 and the tax
es of 169l-92 and SO against lot 9 block
So on Pembina city be cancelled and that
the treasurer be authorized to acceptthe
original taxes as payment ofthe 1895 tax
es against lot block 81, also the origi-
nal taxes Of 1855 9 and 1890 against lot
8, block b8, Pembina city, for the reason
that the property is not worth as much
as the taxes againstit.
Adjourned until July 18th at 2p. m.
July 18th 1897: Board met pursuantto
adjournment present, F. c. Myrick.
chairman, and Commissioners George
Taylor, H. P. Ottem and Thomas Hall
dorson.
Resolved that the taxes on lot block
81, Pembina city for the years 1856 1891
and 1891, be cancelled and the treasurer
30 authorized to receive the original tax
q tor leo4 1893 and 1895 without inter-
est or penalty, for the reason of its de-
pceciation in value.
Resolved, that the county treasurer be
antileeised 70 redeem tax deed on the no
Iar ofsecsiou II township $50 range 81,
"a receipt ofs quit claim deed to Stephen
csvl with ] per cent interest On the
CONTINUED ON 5TH PAGE.
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EoR.. .I.IEM.

r.
Nofmand, the murde IS not to be
tried = aecond time, and Judge Fisk or
dered his commitment papers to, be
made out, and he will be taken to Bis
rnarck to remain the rest Of his life. In
sasmuch as Normand never lived in Mis-
souri, and has no rich, influential or pol
itcal friends in that or any other state,
there IS not much probability Of any ap-
plication for a pardon being filedfor him
in nix or ten years from now; but, we
would venture a great deal, that in his
own mind, Normand is already hoping
for pardon or chance to escape in
the future, aud is calculating how long
it may be. before he is free again.
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This years wool clip in Morton coun-
ty, amounting to upwards Of 100000
pounds has been about all sold and at
prices as high as those obtained in any
other part Of the state. The selling of
the Mandan clips was concluded the ear
ly part Of this week at prices ranging
from Q to IS -Weekes Bros. getting IS
cents for theirs. Mandan, Pioneer.
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Same @emberS present
ss esolved that The assessment on the
oaarch: Elevator atJoiieaee he raised
500. and that the Yictoria Elevator at
toilette .be raised 500. and Faa1ners Al
lance Elevator at Hamilton be reduced
500, after which Sn elevators including
the above be raised s6per cent.
Adjourned until July 11th, Ga. M.
!, July 17th, 1897. Board met pursuant
to adjournment Same members present.
Resolved thas the improvements on
the sw qr Of aear ~ l6S 66, be raised
Soo per cent. ysst
Resolved thaf the he. merchandise Of II.
N. Joy and VS. 5reen q Hamilton be
z. IAlsed y s. y per cent Minutes read and ap-
proved 1s1jpalr.,ed sine die.
donald IHoMfsoN, e. MyR1cK,
Go. Auditor. Chairman.
Pemt;na ,nl,, R,I 1907 Road no.
in reoular s.ss;o,, a. :. ,,o.rd 80 co,,n,,,
con,m;ss;oner...s ~ nr.eent -F =. Mvr;c,.
cbainman. and commissioners ] s. IS IS cor, Coz
don r , m n1tsm Thos Hs,idcrson I. =. ~. and
:1;eoroe. Co, .s,ri. s;r.v1or s,''>
Reso,vsd th.t ,,s,,ar ..a ,,;,.,.;a,,. of
-. .t.tas .tts,rra,, n 1901 ~ ,,~sasas - -
tile IN !. 6rst ,nc,+a.ne 90 and farso,ass
the M sscond d. ,,o,tasrs ,,o,, I h.,d bs -, ~
sanns,, .a.;n.. :, g hf . - . hfae:.s - a
sVsy "60essos sAaS " "a VI " AA W SSS ",
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ca.

1t takes a rich man to draw a check;
A pretty girl to draw attention:
A horse to draw q load;
A porus plaster to draw blister;
A circus to draw crowd;
An advertisement to draw trade.
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FUSION {

&AS RlOOkSS&kSaOA - 8fISaeyAv ~ AOoAOl4 VI
the silyer-democrats and spopuIsts are
rather mixed In fact ali the different
factions Of the demo- ocratic and populist
parties seem to be long ways at sea and
for the present are drifting shout with-
out my definite course.
The fight between the ssold d.dsmoes essts
I ana silver. democrats was too bittesiy
sHaged last fall to hope for healing.
When the silver-dem mocrats left the party.
ey were not satisfied Is simply q go, But
! eciared ii unmeasured terms that the
leading ofhciala of the democratic parry
were traitors, and did Il in SO inaultiill1,g :
manner that no gold democrat, including
cleveland, could ever. again associate
Himself with the members Of the silver
(arty without sinking all'7 self.respect.
rhe silver-democrats voluntarily, arbi.
tarily, and with hurrah burned ali their
bridges behind them and fred d parting
FOLEY into the faces Of the men with
'hom they had stood shoulder to should
r and fought for the principles Of democ-
tacy for fifty wears. # the ch;caeo
I biatform had been worded in,sorrow
here might be a possible reconc;l;at;o,,
but the bitter recrininations forb;d for..
liveness or foreetfulness.
On the other hand { the .;lver-de,oo-
traits and populists have not made Z han;
by family: They have done noth;ny hut
tuarrel since they each put 4 tail on 3 The
Presidential kite and their1 2, resnec+;ve
leaders during the heat q the noiit;ca1 @
battle scarce liseuised r their. d;se,,.t for
ZACH Other; and since the battle was Was end,
"a nd nne n,ar e ,a,,o,,., f.,,. -. ,.,,s 49,
E Is sav aood word for t,e . Rrvan;ts. -, ~,
,Fasion 81 except n M. Brvan h;m..,f s 'Those t.,. s.
hvho nave NOT onenlv 3 .con,iemr.d 8 m =, hs,ss -
S|kept .ilent M
&. The silver issue -. fall.n a.. .,,a i I,
aill indeAd g hard "a .on;nre m NM, n th.t :
o n .ni,sr camnsien. M Nsver = =, +, i,;,;. h;
4sv ~. s 49,, q !.
IS q : sinr,s ;.s,,e s..s 81
aat e & :ffev sl,trt ,.,s;i u .s.c
~ l.cl c1,..,,,.r t,,..
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townships Be arranged is follows: 8
Akra reduced 20 per Ct, Avon raised 261
per ct Bathsate reduced l5 per q, Beau
lieu reduced s per Ct, Carlisle reduced 10
Cavalier reduced 70 per Ct, Crystal r.
duced Is per Ct Drayton reduced Is per-
ct Flora reduced Is per Ct, Gardar rails.
ed 10 per Ct Hamilton reduced Is per
ct toilette reduced Is per ct, Liberty,
range horses, raised 100 per Ct, Lincoln
reduced Is per ct, Lodema reduced il.
per Ct Midland raised 10 per Ct, Neches
reduced IS per Ct, Park reduced is per,
ct, Pembina raised 10 per Ct, 81. Joseph
no change, ST. Thomas reduced Is per q,
Thingvalla reduced s perct Walhalla re-.
duced is per Ct.
THE VILLAGES OF
Bathgate reduced Is per ct, Canton re-
,duced IS per ct Cavalier raised 10 per
81. Crystal raised 60 per Ct, Drayton re-
'duced is per ct, Hamilton reduced s per.
cs Neche reduced IS per Ct, Pembina
raised; 10 per ct, ST. Thomas no change.
Adjourned until 2 p. m.
Board met pursuant to adjournment,
present fill board: n 55IS s5ss.
NJ. M. Campbell, agent for the Mime.
apolis and Northern Elevator Co. ap-
peared before the board and produced
a protest against the assessment of wheat
and flax in elevator in Bathgate village,
and petitioned the board to have the
same stricken from the assessment roll.
Resolved that the assessment Of the
above wheat and flax be reduced S9,127
the same being enormously assessed, and
that the balance stand as corrected.
Resolved that ]. H. Harris assessment
Of personal property in Bathgate village
be reduced 500, being on wheat errone-
ously assessed.
Adjourned until July 10th, II a. m.
July 18th, 1897. Board met pursuant
to adjournment, present F. c. Myrick,
chairman, and Commissioners George
Taylor, H. P. Often and Thos. Halldor-
son.
The board proceeded to equalize the
improvements in the several townships.
Adjourned until July 18th, 2p. m.
July 18th, 1897. Board met pursuant
to adjournment, present F. c. Myrick,
chairman, and Commissioners H. p.
Often, Thos. Halldorson, Geo. Taylor.
The board proceeded to equalise the
merchandise in the county.
Board adjourned until July 18th Q q. m.
July 18th, 1897. Board met pursuant
to adjournment, same members present.
Board continued equalizing merchan-
disc.
Adjourned until p. m. j:
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
same members present 81
Board continued same work.
Adjourned until July l4th, 1897.
July 18th, 1897. Board met pursuapt
to adjournment, same members present
The board proceeded to equalize the
improvements il cities and villages.
Resolved that the Improvements in the
city Of Pembina, village Of Bathgate and
village Of Cavalier be reduced 80 per q. 4
Adjourned until Up. m.
Board met pursuant to sdjournnaent,
same members present. 55ss ss..
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