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The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-03-16

A decision of the Indiana Supreme
Court upheld the validity of the state
law of 1898, which provides for the
taxation of telephone, telegraph, pal
ace car, sleeping car, dining car, ex-
press and fast freight companies, and
empowers the state board of tax COM
missioners to assess taxation other
than that of local character, and i'm
poses a penalty of SO per cent upon
those failing to pay their taxes at the
time specified. The amount involved in
the Indiana cases is estimated by the
Indiana attorney-general at 100000.
In the Ohio cases the amount involved
is more considerable. The state will,
it is said, be gamer by about $780,
600, the approximate amount of the
taxes for three years, not to speak of
the amount which will go into the
state treasury from this source annu-
ally.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-03-16
COUNCIL MUST ACT.
Michigan Supreme Court Opens a
Way to Gust Mayor Pingree.

Michigan Supreme Court Opens a
Way to Gust Mayor Pingree.
Lansing, Mich, March Il. = The SUI
preme court has affirmed the decision
of the Wayne OetroiO circuit court in
holding that D. w. H. Moreland, as
private citizen, had no right to COM
mence the proceedings heard there to
GUST Gov. Pingree from the office Of
mayor of Detroit. The court an
nounced that an order would be en-
tered requiring the attorney general to
file petition against the common
council. An order was also made di-
recting the council to show cause next
Tuesday why a mandamus should not
issue to compel it to order special
election for mayor.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-03-16
Accidental Hanpenings.

Gen. Edward S. Bragg of Fond du
Lac, Wis, slipped in his bath tub. fall
ing over the edge and fractured rib.
William Williams house and its con-
tents at independence, Iowa, were en-
tirely destroyed by fire. The family
was driven from bed by the flames.
John Mcdonald pressman for the Du-
buque, Iowa, Herald, was killed while
he was moving. He fell and broke his
neck.
The big hotel at Redeo, Cal, was
burned to the ground last night, 1t
was unoccupied and cost $4,000 few
years ago when the stock yards at
RedeO were started.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-03-16
Suicide or Not?

Fort Wayne, Ind, March 15.-Will
e. Colerick, a prominent young law
yer of this city, was found dead and
his intended, Miss Mae Hall, was
found unconscious at the young lady's
home. An empty bottle of carbolic
acid was found in the room, indicating
suicide. The young people We're soon
to have been married. The physicians
have decided that Colerick's death was
not due to carbolic acid There are
slight evidences of asphyxiation from
the fumes of natural gas. The suicide
theory is advanced, yet there are no
known motives for such an act.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-03-16
Foreign Gosain.

The Spanish government has decided
to send $4,000 marine forces to the
Philippines.
1t was rumored that Capt. Gen.
Weyler was not recalled from Cuba
for the reason that in such an event he
would proclaim a republic there.
The Berlin Freissing Zeitung says
that the secretary of the navy, Vice
Admiral Won Holman, has rendered
his resignation, but that the emperor
has declined to accept it.
A dispatch from Rio Janeiro says
that a band of fanatics led by Consel-
heiro have killed Col Moreira Caesar,
three officers and 200 soldiers in Ba-
hia. There is much excitement in Rio
Janeiro, where the populace has pill
LACED and burned the offices of the
monarchist papers, Libertade and Ga
Zette Detarde.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-03-16
THEIR FACES WE'RE SPOILED.
Investigating Steel
Plants Meet With an Accident.

Pittsburg, March IA. = Three mem
bers of the commission appointed by
the. government to inspect the steel
plants of the country met with an ac-
cident at the Carbon Steel cOmpany's
plant. The commission, together with
several members of the company,
were inspecting the plant, and came
to a furnace from which the fire had
been drawn SO that the furnace could
cool. The party was standing at the
furnace when one member struck
match and placed it inside the furnace
door so that they could see inside. The
furnace was filed with gas and an eX-
plosion followed Three members OF
the commission had their faces and
hands burned and their hair and mus
tacheS Singed.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-03-16
FISHERMEN IN DANGER.
Carried Out on the Broken Ice I'm
Saginaw Bay.

Sa&SAM DNys
Sebewaing, Mich, March 14.-Heavy
wind broke up the ice on Saginaw bay.
One hundred and fifty fishermen, Of
whom about fifty are from Bay CITY,
were on the ice about four miles from
shore. Mostly all escaped to Maison
and Lone Tree islands. 1t is reported
that five men from Bay City are OH the
ice yet and have been carried out with
the foe. The wind has shifted to the
northwest and will probably bring the
ice back. It is very cold. About $500
worth of nets and twenty shanties
were carried out from the settlement
near here. Last year about forty men
were carried out but were rescued by
boats after being on the ice two days.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-03-16
THE NEWS RESUME
DIGEST OF THE NEWS FROM ALL
PARTS OF THE WORLD.

The Nations Capital.
A Comprehensive Review OF the
Important Happenings of the
Past Week CuIIed From the Tel
egraph RepOrts-The Notable
Events mt Home and Abroad That
Have Attracted Attention.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-03-16
Another American Liberatel.

Washington, March Is. - The state
department is informed that Frank j.
Larrieu, a native of Cuba. but a nat
uraliZed American citizen, who was ar
rested at Cardenas, May Is, 1896, upon
charges that were not made known.
has been set free. Secretary Sherman
spoke of his release with satisfaction.
adding that these releases appeared to
be progressing at the rate of one every
day.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-03-16

One of the things which assures us
of the stability of the republic is the
spirit of absolute holiness with which
the drawer of a salary in public office
celebrates every legal holiday by keep
ing from working.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-03-16
Wants Our Ironclada.

Constantinople, March 14.-In semi
ohcial circles here it is positively as
serted that the administration Of the
sultan's civil list is negotiating with
the United States government for the
purchase of two or three ironclads
which have already been completed in
the United States, and it is added that
me sum of 100000 has already been
paid on account.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-03-16
shova1ter Beat. P,1,a.urx.

New York, March Is. = The tenth
game of the chess match between
Pillsbury and Showalter was won by
Showalter after 67 moves. Scores
Pillsbury. 4; Showalter, 4; drawn, 2,
The eleventh game will be played to-
night.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-03-16

Exaggerated truth is in many re-
spects more dangerous than an all-Wool
falsehood,
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-03-16

People who never do things they
think wrong save themselves a vast
amount of voluntary explanation.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-03-16

The man who accepts alimony from
his unfaithful wife is too honorable to
fight a duel with gypsy fiddler.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-03-16

Perseverance is all right, so long as
it does not degenerate into obstinate
butting of stone wall.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-03-16

The man who pays undue regard
to himself does not appreciate that he
is increasing his load of cares.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-03-16

The man who pays undue regard to
himself does not appreciate that he Is
increasing his load of cares.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-03-16

So far, bills have been introduced
in the Kansas legislature touching
every subject save hypnotism.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-03-16

Generally when mans acts return
to plague him, he whines around that
he is prosecuted.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-03-16

1AWHIKAEaH VOM HOIIeFmanm HeBISNsf
Berlin, March 15.-The National Eel
tung states that Admiral Won Holl'
mann resigned the portfolio of the
navy at the close of Saturdays session
OF the budget committee.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-03-16

Compulsory idleness is a monstrous
iniquity. Every man should have a
job.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-03-16

We can all of us find excuses for hat
ing, without sitting up nights to think.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-03-16

No tropical plant ever grew as fast
as small annoyance will increase.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-03-16

Fire Quilted the Chicago hotel at Buff
Ialo, n. l., a 15-cent lodging, causing
the loss of three lives.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1897-03-16

Too many people imagine that a debt
is paid when it's form is changed.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-05-14
sRnnhsrt frri cuf ihrsn an,nrn
Serufslpdhl.

3um Stu0ireu iDIlen mt iuirflid]
gut be9abte, fIelBi8e iunge 2eute 5u=
gelalien iuer0en 0ereu @ltern auf
Sabre Dinau8 bic nDtbisen Wtittel
ontuen6en fDnnen, ntan beoenfe aber
oaB nlle gelebrten Serufe iiberfuIt
Iino uuo nur 6eruOrrogen0e 2eiitun9=
en- @eludbr fit cine quite @arriere
eebeu fDnneu, nanget9uTte Se9abs
lln9 aber Die 6itterite @nttaul dung
fiir oa8 oon5e 2eben briu9t.
g9er 2uit 5u irgen0 ciner &unlt uno
2lnlage oa5u bat, Der ntDae iid gu
nQ1lt einer4rilflnB Observation-Disclosures
unterperfeu, ebe er eineu SeruT er'
ereift, oer uur ben g(uSertpGbltcn
2orbeeren reidJt bel man9elnber 8ez
gabung nber rpie fein anoerer Die
trauri9ite 3utunTt brin9t; au9 bier
milHen Die nutbweuoi9en Ntittel por=
banoen Iein, ba e8 I'M 9iinItielten
Safe oiele Sabre bauert, ebe eiu
8uu1tler bon ieiner 2(r6eit leben
fann. Der aauIntnnnSItano lit in
alIen 3iuei8en ii6erIullt, Saulen0e
oon Commits lino III eruBen Staoteu
iteIenlu8; nuf bieiem @ebiete bat
beute MIR Ter @rfOle, iuelfer cine
CUTE Sdlulbilouna genDnen bat,
Spra6fenntniiie beiist unb uber eisz
ene5 aa2ito( uerTl8t.
Gagegen lit nuf te9niidem &C.
biete me5r 2tusiibt nuf eeli6erte2eb.
enSltefIung. Ter Niaidienenbauer,
Ser quite 3ei6nuueen flr te6nilhe
3spede lieTern fam, ferner Sbotio=
felt uno gute8enntniiie nuf e[ettriif
cnt @ebiet uno Den bantit 5uIammer=
baneen0en Snolt1trie3meigen, bieten
Die nteiIte 9(u5iibt auf 9iinIti9en CT
tuerb.
Sir aIIe bieienigen @nnben, tpe(d)e
ibpn nit "A Sabren bic Sbule oerz
laIien, lit bic @rlernung zines 0anbz
tuerts tets oas 8eite. Gin 'fteiBioer,
in leinem 5o6 gei3idter 9anomerfs
er, tuelAer Die. 5Drtbil6ung8i6uten
beiud)t, bat geute nod elm 9ute8Iust
tommen.
@ef6brli6 iit es, etnen gang uns
retfen 8naben al59aufburben Su oer=
mietben, oan1it er o(eib ettpas Der.
bient. 2aufburIdben iin6 ie0er @e<
! fabr ber Seriiibrung au89eiest uno
iueroen bur6 ben lteten 9lufentbalt
auf ben StraBen lei6t gu 8erbre9ern
beran9ebilbet.
gtu4 uiele SDhter bebirfen beute,
tpp 10 mantbe 6amilie, AUDI bes
NtittelltauoeS, taum ba8 N6tbig1te
bat, sur 8erIor9une iur Die 3ufunft
ireenb zines Serufe8, 6enn es lit UNI
tpiiroig, baB iie auf einen 9atter
tpnrten iouen, Der lie ernabren muB.
Nub bier ilno Die einfa9iten
@eee lbie beIten. Ga8 Gtus
oiren, tpeI9es bic DAMIEN 10 lei
beni9aftli9 eritreben, bari nur ala
ieltenite 9luSnabme gelten, bn, tul
gang belunbere Se9abune unb nol
allem Die nDtbieeu. iebr bebeuten6er
Naittef porbauoen itno. gr5ieberir
pber 2e5rerin ioGen nur 6it
I perbsn, tuelde 9uit nno 9iebe gun
2eruen baben, quite 5dbisfeiten beiib
len, auBeroem tinberlos fiub; abe
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-05-14

Die eoang. lutberii6e SDnobe nun
Ntilipuri, Gbip uuo an6eren Gtnaten
beging lebten Gonntae ben so. Sab
re8tae ibres 8eitebens in ben Ser.
Staaten. Die Spno6e sdblte am l.
Sonuar oieIes Sabres 1889 9nItoren,
1915 @emeinben, 662,O4S Seelen,
93,91O Itimmbere6tigte @emeinbe=
9tieeer, 1927 S6ulen nit 756 Qebr=
ern uno 87,9O8 S6ultin0ern, stuei
EreOiger~ un6 5tuei 2ebrerzSeminarz
len, uItu. Sn 2ebr=@ini9teit nit Der
WtifUuri=Spnooe lte6en: 0ie nOr=
pegiId lutb. SDnooe, Die engl lutb.
Spnooe Opn WiHouri, Obio un0 an
beren Staaten; Die Gutb. SpnOoe BON
g8i8cDnlin, Die lutb. SpnDoe pon
Nultralien, Die ia6liIdJe 5reifir6e,
bic 6ermannSburger uno bic bdnii6e
5reifircbe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-05-14
Brneun Ito, etun ct

bieier 8eruf iit iberfnIIt unb oesbal6
einc 4niteIIune ibuer 5u finben.
Siel beher, eeiunber unb nneeneb.
mer 1T iebe eeiperblibe 9batiefeit.
Sbneioerinnen, fiinitleriib npree=
biloet, baben briuante @innabmen.
Son Der 8unit ldBt ii9 basielbe iasen
mas fir ben 9naben gilt. @artne-
rel unb Ntil9uirtbibait, prattiib in
erDBen Initalten eelernt, fino ie5r
anipre6enoe Sbatiefeiten fir iunee
ertperbsbeoiirftige Mdbhen un6 itels
len ibre 3utunft iiber. Die 3abn-
arstin iit iebr nerbreitet, aber Der
8eruf elmer &rantenpfeeerin ibeint
uns gang beiOnoers seeienet, enttue=
Der in geI9lDiienen slnitalten Doer
prioatin, nur muB bic Bfleee Drbent=
li6 eelernt tueroen. Nuf oieiem @e=
biete. namentli6 AUDI Der &leintinz
berpfle1e, feblt es 70 febr an paFen.
ben 9amen uno bod Ibeint uns oieie
Sbaiefeit niel anipre6enoer, ais Elm
nliiblum ertuDrbener 9pftDrbut, Der
an ii6 i9on teinen @rtperb iibert.
@ines aber sbarf beim 8eruf Der
966ter ni6t iiberieben tuerben, ndm'
li6 lie CUR euten Sausfrnu ausSu-
bilben, mas beute leiber oft gang Der.
9efen miro uub iih ipdter in Der @be
bitter rabt. Sebe 5rou uub iebes
Utao6en, oas in einen 8erufe tbdtig
lit, muB tp6en unb einem 9ausbalt
fiibren tDnnen, oas ilt unbebinet 81
foroern.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-05-14
Sonutd9z ShuIsG Gonpention.

0o8 Gon1ite oes @n8oonabe @ourz
tn Spnntae S6ul 8ereius bet
iammelte ii6 nm 8. Wtai, 1897, int
Sauie bes Serrn 2puts 9teeie. Spl=
eenoes tuuroe beI6luheu: l.. baB Die
idbrli6e GonntagzS6uls@e
lung in Der Metbobiiten air9e in
8lnno eeieiert tperoeu lpu uno s!pnr
am 2. SUM, 10 llbr NiOrgen8 be-
ginnen6. 5ulsen0es 9ru9ramm tpurz
De ent!pDrfen:
10 llbr, @rDffnung, pon Yait0r 8.
3u6er; 1915, 3ped ber 8erlamnre
lung, SprIiber; 1920, 28ie iDII Die
Sunnta9I9ulz9ection BON ben 2eb.
rern ituoirt uno erflart iueroen-
45aitpr 3. 5rOei6le uno Saitor s.
@uentber; 11:15, Der bette 2e6rge=
9en1tano in Der SDnntna zS6ule Sen
perI6iebenen slltersflaHen anpaHeno
So &pIer elb uno 4oitpr 8.
3D6er; l:5O, @ei6afts=Seriantntz
flung; 2:30, SIT Die SDnntn9 =S6ute
unter Dbtualtenoen Serbdltniiien cine
&Utbmenbi9teit t,-Ya1tor S. 9tpienau
uno 9oitor g. 3inmermann; $40,
Die @ei6i6te Der Spnntae=S6ute,
-2ouis 9teeie unb q. S. 8rinfmann.
2lue bic Elm Sutereiie an berSonns
tagz56ule baben, itno ber5lid eius
gelaoen.
6. $. 2lnfber9 eioe,
Secretar. g. 9teeie,
8ra1ioent.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-05-14

@egcn 9hee5uu uuo Nieriteuer.
Girer 2&aitiuBtpner Spe5jalOcpeibe
Der rcpublifaniitDen n0bjca9D Iris
bilnc" lit IOlacn0e intcrennnte k0titt=
bci(uno entrunlmcn, fir Dcrcn3uuer-
Ialiiqteit mir nIleroinQS nidt einiteb=
Ell fDnncn:
r&9 1T bier Gin g8nIbin9tun) )oE0ez
neiu Die 8eoe 6oupn, boB @rdiibent
Nfc@inlcy uuo ieine nGbiteu9erntbcr
9ans cutibie0en 9e9en 0ieieni9en 8e'
ftinlEunGen Der Senot5biu itn0, Die
Den Gbee5pu eiufibren lIuO Die 8ier:
Iteuer erbUbeu. Ter 4rGlioent ipn
fiji ge9en bieie Seltintnlunseu ertldr
hcbeu, iucil er 0nrin einen 9lr9rii
auf bic republitanjibe Sdut5ol(pOli
tit erblidi. Der gnn5e GinfluB De-
2IomtuiitratiUu, 10 beiBt es, iuir6 auf
qebpten per0en, I'M Die %erDerfltnl
bcr betreffenoen 9lmenoment3 0ur6
suieben, tpcil 0erenSeibebaltung ben
@ingeitGuoniF glei6 tGre, bnB 0urd
cine 9pbi0uB5Ouz ni1t eenilg
ecnbeGintijnIte beibniit iuerben fDn
neu."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-05-14
2lus oenl County.

- III .. pttLHHulIuL Nubull
45eterIen, opn Der bieIi9en 4resbpe
tberianer @emeinoe lit 9eil mioerz
Iabren, oenn uprlebte 8o9e puroe
er ppn ieiner lieben 8attin nit elmer
bubI6en tleinen 8rpnprin5eiin be-
ibentt. g8ir gratuliren.
2ittle 8er9er. Sri. @ntiz
lie 3imemeper, tpel6e me(6e lang
exc 3eit in ct. Qpuis oertuei(te, tebr@
te lebte @o6e tuieoer gu ben S6ri9en
bierielblt 5urilf.
9err Sobn 8oebm reilte lebten
Mitt>pud nob ct. 2puis um MS
0elegot Der eoano(. 0iitritts~9onferz
eng bei5utuobuen.
9err 5. Ober9 befinbet ii6 auf
Der Sranfenliite uno !uunl6en i6nt
leine pielen 6reunbe re6t bal0i9e@e>
ueiun8.
0err 2luQult Stped(in reiIte
lebten sumstoe na9 ct. 2pui8 UNI
oem 8e9rabnilie ieines 8rubers, 2(lz
Bert StDdlin, beisutuo6nen. QerIelbe
tebrte am Mittfpo6 tpieber 5uriid.
- 8riebenstb al. Die metz
item 6urmer in uuierer 9tabbarIbnft
Iino bercit3 nit bent GurnpTlon5cn
ferti8.
- Trau Sep Stein, BON st. 2oui8,
befanb li9 tebte g8o9e mebrere Sage
bier gu 8eIucb BEL ibren S6uie9erz
eltern, Serru 6rans Stein uno 8attin.
- Sri. Ntino Jaerber, tuelhe ii6
(dnQerc Belt bier bel ibren 9tn9ebbt
riQen befano, tebrte lebten Sonnta9
!uieoer no6 Sirttpoob, Nu., 5urtld
- Gie Serren 9beD. 3iltbep uno
@eu. Sirhbpfer, iuel6e iih ppri8en
0unncrStae na6 ct, 2ouis be9aben
uni ol8 Wtit9lie0er oe5 Sermanner
Suruuereins bent Suuoes=9urnfelte
bei5ulupbnen, febrten lebten 0ienS'
tag tuieoer publbebalten 5uriid.
- 0err 9rlIreb Nteper bat ieinem
g8pbnbaus burd Srn. Gbriit. Qtltber
einen i6Dneu 5arbenanitridJ 9eben
loiieu. 6reunb 9briit. peritebt ietn
@ei6ait aus benz #.
Stolpe. stnt (esten Sonnz
tao batten mir bier einen i6Oner
&e9eu.
- 9ie meiItcn uuierer Iarmer
Iin6 nit benz GurnpFau5en fertie.
- 9lm Ntitttpp6 rciiteu 9err
3oitur Wipbr unb Serr 0p. 3lltrpn
uadb ct. 2puiS, INN Der bort ta9en'
ben GunierenS bei5utup9nen.
- llnicr G1ulopritauO ertudbltt
9errn g. S. &upe ais 0egrer uno ii
letterer bereit8 bier ein9e5o8en
Sersli6 tuilItommen.
- 5rau 9tpel, ipeGtbe felt lebtel
g9inter BEL ibrem Spbne, Serrt
2ebrer 2tpe(, in Detroit, Wti6., au
&eIub tuar, febrte oieie 98pd]e in bi
6eimatb suriid.
- llniere saneerbriiber, Die Ser
rem g8n. 9pppe uno @uitao Spbl
iin9en iebt mod einmal 10 i66n, lei
Der 9(opperitord iebem eiuen itram
men Suneeu in Die ssieee le8te. 9luc
mir gratuliren.
Der bieiiee 9elan9oereiu ident
1 te Der @emeinoe cine ueue 8irben
/, prsel i'm Bertbe bon S1l3.50. &ed
, 10.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1897-05-14
Prohate Court Docket.

Docket Of cases in which settlements are
to be made by executors and administrators,
and guardians and curatorS, at the ensuing
term of the Probate court of GaSCOnade
county to be held at the court house in
said county, commencing on the Third
Monday of May A. D. 1897.
MONDAY, MAY II, 1897.
1. {. Carolina HartmeiSter, Admr'x est.
John F. HartmeiSter, final settlement.
2: James L. & Isaac w. Souders, AdmrS
est. of Jacob SouderS, final settlement.
). Joseph H, Barbarick, Adm. est. of
Fred j. Barbarick, final settlement.
4. Carolina Stollmeyer, Adm'x est. of
Fritz Stollmeyer, final settlement.
5. Emil Konow, Admr. est. of Henry Bis
mark Holt, final settlement.
TUESDAY, MAY t8, 1897.
6. Christ Nolte, Executor est. of Louis
Note, annual settlement.
7. T. ]. Mcmillan G. c. Fred Wacker ct.
al, annual settlement.
s. Louis Steinbeck Admir-. est. Aug. H.
Steinbeck, final settlement.
g. VIM ObenhauS G. and c. WilheImine
Boehm ct. al. annual settlement.
10. Rosie Schneeberger Admir-. est. A.
Schneeberger Jr., first settlement.
ii. G. A. Spreckelmeyer Admir-. of Rudolph
LaTlSe, ueCeaScu, llGSt ScIiIcHlcIlt'
WEDNESDAY, MAY t9 1897.
IL Henry Ebker G. and c. AnnaHeSemann,
annual settlement.
IS. Andrew McWilliam, G. & C. Wilson,
McWilhamS, annual settlement.
Il. Otto Cramer curator Alvin Cramer,
annual settlement
Is. August Wacker Admir-. est. of Henry
Waeker deceased, annual settlement.
mann ct. al, annual settlement.
II. Henry Never @. and C.. Henry Dick
grafe, annual settlement.
is. Thomas CuthbertSen G. and G. VIM.
M. Cammant, final settlement.
70. James L. Tayloe @. and c. Ruth D.
Tayloe, annual settlement.
20. VIM. J. Vaughan G. and c. LeWe-
NINA E. Vaughan ct. al, annual settle
ment.
THURSDAY MAY 20. 1897,
p. VIM. Backer c. and C. Frank B.
Baeker,, annual settlement
22 Frank Steinbeck @. and G. Ida Stein
beck, ct. al, annual settlement.
23 August Meyer Curator Eliza Fritz
emeyer. Insane, annual settlement.
24 Louis BaeCker, e. aud G, ChaS. Beck
er ct. al, annual settlement.
IS Oswald StraSSner G.. and G. Emily
StraSsner ct. al, annual settlement.
90. Mary GiIiig Curatrix Christ and John
Gillig, annual settlement
27. Marie Scherer G. and c. Alma Scherer
ANIMAL settlement
y =. 4 S;teS q. and G. StrOth Wood
ruff 4 al, annual settlement.
FRIDAY, MAY 2t, 1892.
% Robert Walker, Admir- est Adam Faer-
Der. deceased, first settlement.
20. August G. LeiSner, est. Kate Guttmann
deceased first settlement.
81 Theo. Graf Executor est. Joseph Scha-
bel deceased, first settlement.
SATURDAY, MAY %. 1897.
Miscellaneous.
true copy.
FRED L, WENSEL,
Judge.
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