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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1898-10-28

REfERLllsAN STATE fICKET
Fur governor, WILLIAM HENRY EUSTls.
For lieutenant governor. L. A. SMITH.
For secretary OF state. ALBERT BERQ.
For state auditor. ROBERT G. DUNN.
Fos state treasurer, A. T. KOERNER.
For attorney general, ". II DOUGLAS.
For clerk OF supreme court,
DARa 8. REESE
For associate Justice. CHAe. l. LEWIS
For associate Justice. CT. BROWN,
Fur associate Justice, 3ouN A. LOVELY.
G1rxff TICKET.
For shctin. wM. c. SARGENT.
For Clerk OF Court. NEIL Mc1NNIs
For ReRister Of Deeds, A. LOFGREN
For County Attorney, W PHELPS
For Judge of Probate. J. B. MIDDLECt>FF.
For County Auditor. ODIN HALDEN.
For County Treasurer, LII. wH1PPLE.
For Coroner. ~. EkLUND.
For County Surveyor, nay W. NICHOLS.
Superintendent OF Schools, B. N. WHEELER.
For Court Commissioners, r, c. HIAEBAU0H.
LE6LSEAf1TB TICKET.
For Sehatnf. b b, HAWKINS.
For Representative. GIL MALLORY.
For Representative, GEO. DAVIS,
CONaREssz0NiL.
For Representative, PAGE NORRIS.
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as a candidate for the supreme
bench, Is entitled to a full vote
from this county, where he has
made his residence for seven
years past, and where he has sat
as q Judge in the Eleventh Judi.
cial District from 1898 to- 1896.
serving with much credit.
The election of a St. Louis
county man, one. who under
stands aud knows of conditions
OF this immediate section, is of
great Importance to citizens.
From this county there goes to
the Supreme Court a vast
amount of litigation, and with a
representative on the bench
such business would be expedit
ed and strict justice rendered.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1898-10-28
HUTlC'E.

For convenience of travelling
men and others who make fire
quent trips between Duluth and
Mesaba range towns, the Duluth.
Missabe & Northern Ry. have
placed on sale 500 mile tickets at
$3.50 net. good for one year.
J. B. Hanson, G. p. A.
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TlRGINIA CITT ORDERS.

Notice IL hereby given that all persons hav-
Ing orders for money against the City Of Vir-
Einia. St. Louis County. Minnesota. issued
prior to October lst 1898 will receive payment
In full by presenting the same to tho City
Treasurer Mt his oface in Virginia on or be-
fore November 18th, 1863. $4,000 ----..- So =.
All orders now outstanding against the city
will cease to draw interest after that date.
Dated at Virginia October 18th. 1885,
City Treasurer.
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APPLICATION FOR, LICENSE
To Soil Intoxicating Liquors.

To the Village Council Of tho Village Of
Mckinley In the County Ut st. Louis and
State OF Minnesota:
The undersigned. Edward Olson, hereby
makes application for a license to be granted
to him to sell Intoxicating liquor for period
OF one year from the nth day of Oct 1853.
The place where said business ID to be car
rled on IS designated as follows: =.
In 4 two story frame building, on the
ground floor, front room situated on Lot ~
one Block (l6) fifteen in the villaEc of Nc
KInley. Mimi.
Said applicant prays that such license be
granted to him pursuant to the ordinance OF
said Village OF Mckinley. and the statutes Ut
said state OF Minnesota, In such case made
and provided.
Dated at Mckinley. MIMI, Oct. 9Th, 1885,
Ed OLSON.
s. L. JOHNSON, Recorder.
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9 ~ ~ WIN at tHat property is
again at q standstill. The pres
ent state Of affairs OF the pro
perty will In all probability be
changed in the near future, how.
ever, and ~ expect 70 sse.aotivs
work ~ the mine throughout the
winter.
The Duluth Herald gives it out
that during . recent visit to Du
lath P. Ellerd Bowling announc.
cd his intention of taking the
stump" for Morris. but sarcastic.
Oh y infers that the people OF the
Mesabs do not fully appreciate
the genius of the recently con .
verted.
County Auditor Halden at
tended to business matters In the
city Friday. Mr.: Aalden is per.
hsps the most efficient county
auditor in the state of Minnesota
and the people of st. Louis
county should never make the
error of not electing him to the
important position he now oc-
cupies.
We note the Hibbing Sentinel
credits G. G. Miller, of the Du-
luth Paper l. Stationery com :
pany. with being a republican.
We always knew Charley as a
right good fellow, but this seem.
ing change of political base is a
revelation to his many friends.
L. H. Whipple, republican
nominee for County Treasurer,
called on friends IN the city Fri
day, not overlooking The Enter
prise. Mr.. Whipple has made a
competent Official, and he will
receive a big vote throughout
the county.
The county division matter is
by no means dead. It simply en-.
joyeth a breathing spell during
the campaign. 1t will be re
membered long after the Maine
is forgotten. So also will some
of those who were instrumental
In its defeat.
The last week of the campaign
is promised to be q hot number
in the range towns. Rumor has
1t that many barrels will be
tapped, and it is but fair to pre-
sumo that many kegs will be
tapped in consequence
These monopolists who have
formed a coffin trust have com
mitted a grave error. They are
bound to run their business into
the ground Sentinel.
J. Baker Middlecoff, republi-
can nominee for Judge of Pro
bate, is on the range this week,
looking after election fences.
Political smut reacts upon the
party grinding it out.
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;Ga"&a Of Pzensxyapitr, by Beam Pitman
and Jerome 4 Ho~ard. A perf.e, seif-io.
tructos. Ovss $4,000 sold. Thousands
nave Mastered il; 50 can you. Sold By al
bookssl1en. q Ne viii senA With E1ene-
s,at& Ra.kr aad &ss.s1atkie CRY Book,
postpaid, Gos S.9s. cstalo4 ead fsil infor.
masion free 10 those Who vi.h to investi-
gate FIRST. Send name o. postal esrd.
THE BENIN PITNAN SYSTEM
has for A. years been the standard. Called
by y. S. Bureaus q Educatioa - The Amer-
lean System" First prize, Worlds Fair.
THE PHOTOGRAPHIC INSTITUTE Co..
aga w. 9Th St. CINCINNATI, Olua.
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ELBCwoNc OF CONGRESSxEN.


0ss$ 1nsD~rsost Hleetlso S1sce Civil Was
esr'sa-Ev1ry hspablIeas Should vess.-
All the state elections II tho year
which were 10 b held prior - Rovom.
Der aEe now matters a record.
Twenty-eight states eleot governors
dusing this yeaE. Their aggrseats VOTE
I. leos was S.ilo. 7o3. out Of . grand
botal loe The whole country Of 11071,-
o9e. Eight other states, among them H.
linois, will hold electiooe this year foe
only minor state oflcarA This class a
states in 1896 polled l,s4b, 6e8 voesa
makiug Tor both clauses IL. 45s, o5s.
These % November states emheaoe Ill
but 1,613.o4l of the votes cast IN tho
whole country two years ago. From .
STRICTLY state point of view. then, 1898
= not ooospieuoasty IA Of year In poll
ttcA
All nembess Of tbe next house Of rep
0sssntsttses*are 10 be elected this ysaI:
Mott Of them arc still to be chosen.
Thu - also an important senssoei1i
yeas. Even whess no federal ssnaeos 10
20 be elected At the next session Of tho
jesislatuse tho state senator's Of 1895
Will hold over and take part In tho ESQ.,
atoeial election OF 1901. OF tbe 90 dono.
toes bon he - states Of the Upton no
fewse tbaoe9o, or ue-third, have beso
s36ded this year on, Will b elected b.
&>.SA ~ - ~ L.
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APPLICATION FOR LICENSE
To Sell Intoxicating Liquors.

State Of Minnesota, county Of 1t. Louis, city
OF Virginia. -:
To the common council Of the city of vir-
etnia, in tho county Of st. Louis and state Of
Minnesota:
The undersigned, Nels Anderson hereby
makes application for license to be granted
to him to sell Intoxicating liquors for period
OF ono year from the 18th dav OF Oct, lsoA
The place where the said business IL 70 be
carried on Is designated as follows:
Ground door Of the building situated On lot
q block 10 Chestnut street In tho CITY OF VIZ.
sinia.
Said applicant prays that such license be
granted to him pursuant to the ordinance OF
said city Of Virginia and the statutes Of said
state Of Minnesota, in sucl, case made and
provided. 49,. j.: :, 49,: ~
Dated Ut virRlnia, M,nu., Oct. 1873. :
- - Mus ANDERSON,
The above application will como up tor
hearing Oct. lo,1eee. !. <~ess.:z j. -
s !. CHAs. E. Fax.
|... ...z. ==zs z >.., city Rscordst.;
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position by certain would be
''Tax'dodgers;" this I expected
and will expect In the future II I
am so fortunate IS to be re-e.oct
ed. ~-.<. -~.. r.. .:
/ am still Of the opinion that
the course I have pursued is the
only correct one, and II is my
purpose to continue the same
policy SO long as I shall remain
Auditor Of St. Louis county.
O. HAl.DEN,
County Auditor.
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PUBLIC OHNERSHIP
= WORKS,

There has been q good dsal'
said in the way Of advocating the
operation OF water works by pr.
vate owners instead Of by NUM-.
cipalities. But authoritative
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1898-10-28
GEO. l.. SPAN0LER.

Geo. L. Spangler, the candi-
date for county attorney on the
Fusion ticket, is q native of
Michigan, thirty five years of
age. His younger life was spent
for the most part at Lansing,
coming to Duluth in 1883. where
he has been continuously engag
ed in the practice of law.
He is q graduate Of the Mich
igsn Agricultural aud Mining
College, at Lansing. and immed.
lately after his graduation took
up. the study of law under the
best practitioners of Michigan.
being admitted to the bar in that
state in 1887.
He held the position of City
Clerk of Lansing one term and
oeotaned q denomination, to enter
upon the practice of his chosen
profession.
Mr.. 6psngler il . careful
lawyer, . diligent student, ener-
getic and active. In the forum
he is known as q generous but
skilltul antagonist, handling the
interests of his clients with tact
and force.
If elected, his friends contend
that the people will find him q
conscientious servent, thorough.
y equipped in the technics Of
hi3 profession.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1898-10-28
Terms, *2Per Year, in Advance.
Wcial P&pef, City Of Virginia.
S,,eeSal NS&lSs.

Alseetal NS(lttA
~, Persons Wishing 4 news item. change OF
FAD" Or anything in the tire OF Locals, IN
asssed. vii! please have same In our olDes b.
Thursday nooa q each week, r. esovsals.s,
- It ssvvs time and tseahle for both parties
=. We rescrve tho right 70 positively refuse
any soslee u whatever nature sitter O'Clock
3. m. On Thufsdav.
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MADE NE
A MAN ]
AJAX
TABl.ET4

P.xitively Cure AL Nerves Dlseases, Taalins
Emissions. ete.. caused by aa-Abnss ~ eeae1
Excuses and lDdiscsettons. o0ek1y - s1selv
restore lost vitality in old or yGaoG - a nss
Tor Study. bastness or marriage YIeysnt Insaa-
lty and Consumption n taken h tne. Ihsts ~
Shows Immediate improvement, md eHsok .
CURE WHERE ALL OTHERS FAN. l0istsPoA
havi0G he RenniDe AJAX TAEIE1s. 1hey hsvs
'n'ed Thousands snd vi Hre yu1 We Ssvs
POSITIVE wYitten eH1ranfe eHett 0 eu10 -
each casesor refund tho m ~. Prs 80 sslA
Dor package. Or SIX for &2.5o. BY mai, IN psstn
wrapper. upon receipt Of price. ]
FOR TREE PAMPHLET ADDRIAs
AJAX REMEDY CO., z cH ne1sDoe1 It sI-
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State Of Minnesota,
County OF St, Louis -
The State Of Minnesota to Andrew eaari:

Inc Stato OF Minnesota to Andrew 0aari:
You are hereby summoned to be and APP
pear before me. the undersigned Justice Of
the Peace in and for said county, on the First
day OF November, A. d. 1885, ut ten o'clock In
the forenoon, at my ONCE in the city Of vir-
ginia, in said county. to answer to G, II, Web
ster In q civil action.
Should you fail to appear at tho time and
place aforesaid, Judgment viii DO rendered
against you upon the evidences adduoed BY
said c. Il. Webster, for s.sch sum Is ho sluall
show himself entitled to.
Given under my hand this 1ath day OF Sep
tember. 1875. VIVIAN PRINcE,
Justice Of the Peace
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State Minnesota I %.
County of st. Lotlis- %

county OF St.LOaNS
The State Of Minnesota to Joseph Darwin:
You are hereby summoned to be and ap-
pear before me, the undersigned. q Justice OF
the Peace in and for said county. on the First
Day OF November. A. d. 1893. at ten o'clock In
the forenoon. IN my Office in the city Ut Wiz
gina in said county. to answer to G. II. Web
ster In q civil action.
Should you tall to appear at tho time and
pa aco aforesaid. judgment will be rendered
against You upon the evidence adduced By
said G. H. Webster. tor such sum as he shall
show himself entitled to.
Given under my hand this 2sth day Of Sep
tombor. l9g6. VIVIAN PRINCE.
Justice Ut tho Peace.
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QOkD N RrRkH1

Hon. Page Morris, who was
billed for = speech at Crockett's
Opera Rouse this evening, has.
In confederation Of the Eustis
meeting at this point Wednesday
evening, been transferred to
Eveleth. He will be in this city
from 2 to 4 p. m. and q reception
will be rendered him at the Mer-
chants Hotel parlors duriag his
visit here. Arrangements are
being completed for a free train
to Eveleth aud return for the &C
commodatioa of the many Vir
ginians desiring 10 listen to his
address.
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Report Of Finance committee: |
TO tho president and common council OF the
city Of Virginia: @.|" 49,
0sntleDan:
We ~ connlttee o. suases have audited
the following bills and would respectfully
o6er the following resolution to- sAoptson
Jon. ooo..e, e0~"'''se. .
That the following bills be SLOWED
and the recorder instructed to draw orders
on tho City Treasurer for tho amounts to
Wit:
Ohas. Fay. city recorder u q
r. Cannon. 1t. commissioner 10
r. Schipley. Are chief as0l
Adolph Delsnger. chief OF police 80 col
Chas. Gronberg, policeman 50 COL
u. 0. Palmer. CITY attorney 8eO]
Jacob Johnson. sprinkling streets 10 90
Fire Dept. Sept.pay roll 800
Jacob johnson, cleaning Jail vault 500
n. eheehy. board of prisoners s40|
The Virginia Entcrprise, publishing and
printing i. 50
S1reusao. false alarm Sept. lth II COL
Upon motion OF Aid. r. johnson tho rcsolu.
tIon was adopted upon the following vote.
Yeas-Ald. F. johnson. Donnelly, Einum
OConnor. Mr.. Presjdent-G
Nays-nono
Passed and approved Oct. bth, ia.
r. ". Scott. mayor
Firemens bill for services at fire at Moons
mill laid over to next meeting on motion Of
Aid. F. Johnson.
Ald Alchan takes his seat In the council.
AM ,<~RV n
to put in drain from the J.cksou butldins to
connect with tho drain from tho school
building read and on motion Of AID r. John
son permission to put In drain was granted
and the Recorder instructed to notify Mr.
Webster and also request him to hereafter
make his application before completing The
work.
Liquor license application of Ncls Anderson
read and ordered published to como up for
hearing October 18th.
Petition OF members OF Virginia Fire De.
partment asking that said Fire Department
be disbanded and rcorganized and that the
members OF the new organization be allowed
to elect their own officers with the approval
OF tho Common Council, read and on motion
of Aid. F. Johnson the 6re committee was In
structed to discharge tho present members of
present company holding good until new Co.
Is organized.
No further business the council upon mo-
ton Of Aid. OConnor adjourned.
Passed and approved Oct Ste 1893.
P. ". Scott. Mayor.
Chss. Z. Fay, Recorder.
Virginia, MINI. OFT. IL 1893!
Special meeting.
Roll call
Aid. Pres-Chittenden, Donnelly, Einuun,
F. johnson. Gust Johnson. Mr. Presidcn1-s
Aid. Absent-O'Connor. xechan-3
Upon motion Of Aid F. johnson the council
appointed Judges of election tor the coming
general election and designated polling places
| NJ follows:
First ward-D. E. Cuppernuil. Chas E. Fay
| and D. ". Freeman, polling place Doyle's
| building.
Second ward--W. E. Hannaford. n. Gilmark
! and Theodore Larson, polling place Rossom's
| market.
Third Ward-H. Hanna, VI. F. Donnelly
and E. II. Chi,tenden. polling place City Hail.
Fourth ward-Chas. Lundstrom, Peter
Byrne and Victor Nelson, polling place 0ron-
berg's hall.
No further businrss the council upon mo-
ton of AID. Gust Johnson adjourned.
| Passed and approved Oct 18th, 1893.
| p. W. Scott, Mayor.
Chas. E. Fsy. Recorder.
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statistics show that, % far o the
indiyidua.. is concerned, the pri.
vately operated works result in
increased annual water rentals.
Mr.. NJ. n. Baker. of Ensineer-
ing News, In his BOOK The
Manual Of Amerioan Watsr-
works-shows . marked differ
enoe IN costs between the two
nethods Of operating water
works. The percentage OF OK
cess cost Of family rentals In
cities having private works, a.
compared with cities having pub.
lie works, ranges from II to II
per cant. The average for the
whole United States shows an
economy Of 43 per cent in family
rentals in favor Of public " orks.
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1t you seek the news, read
The Enterprise.
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~ oPkN 'LITTkR.

For Representative, PAGE NORRIS.
~ OPEN 'LErrkR.
Duluth, MINI. Oct. 18th 1893.
To Taxpayers and Voters:
In my judgment the most i'm
portant era in the history of St.
Louis county is upon us-the
legislation to be secured by the
members from this county who
should have the cooperation of
the county officials is of far more
Importance than is generally
Supposed to be the case. Both
parties have promised a remedy
from the effects of the so-called
Forfeited Sale which is to take
place next May under the 1897
law, and perhaps no one has
b zen more insistant on securing
such promises than I have been.
1t was my privilege to go before
the committee on resolutions ap
pointed by the republican county
convention and urge this propo :
sition, and the democrats :. and
peoples parties have followed
the good example set for them.
In round numbers there is ST.
600, 600 of unpaid taxes in the
Forfeited List and if the law as
it now stands remains unchanged
the whole amount of said tax in
my judgment must be q total loss
so far as county, city and school
taxes are concerned and the
state will be the only beneficiary.
IN my capacity as County Audit.
or and as President Of the State
Auditors Association I know I
will be able to bring great in
fiuence to bear in securing the
desired legislation. Some of our
people advoca ate the repeal of
the law entirely, as to that posi-
ton I have my doubts as to it's
being the best policy and if it
were the best plan i question
seriously if it could be accom-
plished. I have no hesitancy,
however, in saying, that with
proper effort, the county. Our
cities, villages and school dis
tricts may become equal benefl-
ciares with the state, and with
proper safe guards offered to
purchasers we will be enabled 20
realize a large percentage Of
these taxes.
Pie County Auditors Associa.
tion, at my instance, had the bill
prepared permitting tax payers
to pay their taxes in two INSTALL
ments, which was enacted into
law hi 1897, and the story of it's
success is best told by the large
collections made in the June set
Element. I predict that the next
published delinquent tax list
will be the smallest published in
Tits county for seven years.
III no other county IN the state
arc the duties Of the County
Auditor so complicated and: ex-
tensive and in mo- Office is there
more responsibility attached to
th6se duties-thorough familiar
ity with such duties is an essen
tial qualification Of the person
who f!ls'it. Should I fail CT
election this fall, F will turn over
to my successor records that are
complete in detail andE thaf are
up to date, ard a set Of records
iii do say it) that any one
might be proud Of: '..' :.
When + assumed the duties Of
NV 3c&sn Aar1r fo,,r uoare aoo
it was with the: ffrr'itt determine.
ton to. treat gil taxpayers alike
and. sofar as lay in my power,
to make the burden Of taxation
rest equally upon rich and poor.
In the pursuit Of this policy Z
have met with criticism and Up
Evening star., 1898-10-05

tory report. In the channel there is no
prize firing at all, and the prizes are
awarded for the successes at the regular
target practice. The biggest guns made
only q per cent of hits, and the l2-inch
21 per cent. The highest percentage OF all
was made by the 47-inch (38 per cent? at
the prize firing target The Anson and the
Benbow never hit the target at all with
their heaviest guns. and the Benbow Col
lingwood Rupert and several more failed
with other guns. Many, too, made less
than 10 per cent of hts-the Hood with her
big guns and the Royal Oak, Sans Pareil
and many more with their 6-inch quick
firers or breech-loaders.
This is extremely unsatisfactory, an5 1t
remains to be explained why such Results
are possible when the 1phigenia can make
a per cent. tine Grafton 80 per cent ard the
Nile. Phoebe, Barrosa and PiQue give re-
suits almost as good. The form of The re-
turn is not altogether satisfactory. and in
regard to targets and propellants does not
afford the clearest means of comparison.
though the broad fact shines out that a
reform in the matter OF firing Is imperative
Alarmists may make too much of the bad
firing of the fleet. 1t Is not so bad as some
have represented, but the prize firing re-
turn is not a pleasant study when one has
lately been reading French sneers at our
gunnery. Admiral Sampson knew what he
was doing when he ordered those apparent
ly fruitless bombardments. He was giving
his guns crews the best possible training,
and the effect was seen when Admiral Ger
vera made his fatal bolt from Santiago, al
though Commodore Schley's secretary re-
ports that the American fire was not so
overwhelmingly superior after all.
Evening star., 1898-10-05
Record of the Clubs.

The Washingtons and Brooklyns endeav-
ored to pull off another game yesterday at
Brooklyn, but rain stopped the contest in
the third inning, with the score L to 0 In
favor of the GroOms. Both clubs were
playing well when rain came. Freeman had
executed a sensational catch in right held
and Win Mercer had already made two
safe hits, hunts skillfully placed along the
third-baSe line. In going down to second
after making the second safe hit Mercer
turned his ankle in exactly the same way
as did Selbach some weeks ago, the bag
rolling under his foot. The sprain is quite
a severe enc and Mercer will hardly be In
the game again this season. Jake Gettman
was Immediately teiegraphed for from the
Brooklyn grounds and he left for that
city last night. Reitz has recovered from
his attack of Charley horse" and went
along with Gettman, the latter going into
center, the former resuming his old posi-
ton, and Wrigley will be given another
chance at short. While playing the sec
ond bag the sailor boy had not an error
placed against him. Two games will be
played in Brooklyn today.