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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-08
rnr ruILrrriSrs SETTLEMENT.

II comes tDictnbiy direct that tho
American peace commissioners viii
accodc 70 the spnnIards' demands and
consent 20 "a money payment in con.
siderntion Of the surrender u the phil
irpinc group. What the amount H. IL
not stated nor even suggested except
In The most general and incidental
way. but u is forshadowcd that the
sum total will not EXCEED the amounts
expended by spain Tor improvements
Ut peaceful character. exclusive u
debts contracted b. reason o. tho on
.prcod occupancy Of the islands. such
q sum should not he very considerable.
certainly the iioooo.DOo spoken o. would
fully cover IL, 70 say nothing of what
90 the donu amounts ~ more than
money--tholr ptide would be grutlaed
In having II to say that they sold the
group.
a recen, issue VI the New York world
arNnEcs spains war account In this
way.
Ppnt,
Relieved u unconqusrabls and intol.
erahlc expensive Cuhn. that was ,ost-
ing 500 10000 and $4,000 lives a year,
Relieved u Porto iiico. out % which
! had never made anything but trouble.
Relieved of the Philippines. which !
had never conquered and from which
the natlvcn were about 20 drive me.
Lost.
Ny Philippines fleet. Waited at a..
100000. and 900 mrn-sduai 10 my nor
NAL losses Of men by disease IN those
Islands every two years.
My Santiago fleet, valued al 81 90. =.
900, and 500 men. sailors ana soldiers
equal 10 about ne.ueven,h % my
normal annual iosacr In Cuba.
Now, suppose that In addition Spain
can put on the profit side ~ tho ledger
n N0.Qo0.0DO cash indemnify
Even looking upon such m Item Of
profit Tor Spain NJ a concession on our
part. an anomalous one at that. 4,
would stlll bc better than 10 leave TIM,
nation and its European aympashlEerr
with something 10 harp on and throw
NJ % US for the rest Of this generation.
besides Il would bring what has al.
ready become an inauncrably long con-
troyeray 10 closc-a consumrna,ion
dcvoutly 20 be wished. Real peace
would then come, a. nearly aa may b.
determined hy present Appearances,
and the difference between the cost Of
maintaining the present military and
naval establishment at Manila, and
that u the one we could then rct along
with. would u ltsclf soon amount o.
the whole u the sum paid 20 Spain.
Besides this tho customs and other
sources " revenue would steadily DO
the means " impartins 10 tho invest.
ment the characteristics u a profitable
speculation.
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cunAs CONDITIONS.

From Cuba comes "a compliant that
the hse insurgents are starving us u
result ~ the promise made BY she
United states that there shall he no
ioornE while she conditions u peace
are being c0nhdtrsi. This IL the a,lry
told ey insurgont chiefs
United statvs officers rep5r, that cu-
bans are being paid ~ a day Tor work
on the streets in cleaning and paving.
out that they are dissatisfied with the
wages and demand an Increase ~ nGy
PEI cent,
n tbs representation Il true. q ~
sylder, shat tlme ~ the Cubans prefer
NE OF brigaudige 90 that o. an
honest lahorcr. Only fnv months nro
hf,y cents a day. Or iess would have
been considered prnecly wages IN
cpba; p5w conditions have changed.
/, Is eaid that In the Vicinity "
Havana. whore the United States au.
thor.iiea have made arrangements f1r
The landing % troops, ,hr Contractors
IN charge uf the work ~ Guiding piers
and hud.nF places are delayed by The
scarcely aud incmcicncy OF Crban
h'b3r The men are paid n.2O lu spau-
ish silver per day, hut the Cu1aua DO
not care q work. and when they DO
one American win accomplish abb much
as ave Cuhans
Tho United States has undertaken 20
establish order lB cuba. ana such con.
ditlons US these Will delay che work.
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IMPROVING on MATURE.


The apparent Inability o. a majority
of the human family ever o. bc aatia.
fed with whnt mature or fortune hus
iono Tor them 10 capltally Illustrated
hy tho school book fable, "Ths plscon-
tented Pendulum" Thoso who are
poor want 60 be- rich, those who are
rich want 10 he Richer. tho fat want 20
hc lean. the lean fat and p On. Per
hJpH the greatest rial and m0N rcr-
hHt'nt desire In thu matter ~ over
coming q decree Of nature ~ IN tine
ease ~ women who nrc prodlsporad 90
curpulrncy and who IKE 90 appear Hc-
cout1hly in the world NJ fashion aud
alolety, 4 notable example was that
~ Fanny Davenport, the actress. woll
known % the theatcr-g'rra and many
others ot this state, once M a grace.
ful then nH q plump and finally us m
obese prrs1naye. The means ADOPTED
hy hCr 10 reduce her aylIrdupoiH wore
more than failure, they resulted In
DEATH through fatty desencf alton of
the heart Nature can be- and gguer-
ally Ia TITLED with 90 a greater or loaa
oNtcnt by pretty much everybody. bot
by one taonus or another she has hor
revenge perhaps compensation would
Doc o. more hung word,
~ IL now announced that a way ~
getting thin ma keeping In good health
has been discovered by tho wife M an
Eurlsh orlcor IN India, The aarilcu.
lars are furnished by correspondent
~ the pltighurg News. ~ sometimes
happens after long Illness and its
subj. aucnt confinement this lady
found herself when able 10 move AGAIN.
almost twice her normal size she
could not walk, nor was she able.
through nervousness, either O. ride ur
TO enter into outdoor sports. ono any
shc thought Of ,he skipping fupv Of her
childhood. After a few weeks pructic,
she began 20 gain In health nul 10 de-.
crease In size. She makes a daily
record OF 600 gklns. A. she exercises
several times day her record repre-.
SCENTS tho sum total NJ her days. work.
Her custom. has been widely followed
Women accustomed 70 outdoor exer.
olsos. and made wretched by conHne.
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ment indoors or to a limited area. usa
the skipping rope. Praoticed with
prudence. no other form Of exercise. Z,
IL said. Is equal to II In It's beneficial
results. or accompllshcs greater won.
ders In reducing flesh.
This viii no doubt be welcome in
formation TO many But how ab1u,
The other class OF unfortunates. those
whose carnal covering IL somewhat at
enuated and who hong for n change
u condition. AZ changing with the
other element amunE ies misefables ls
out VI the question. the one who would
'uvent some means By which even
blight approaches b cofpUlcncy could
be had would be cnnonizcd by al least
a few. perhaps by many. OF course
men atc free from such hopes and
fears. at least thcy Tot on" like they
H.grr
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ur.irs riour.noun LAW.
From dunton's Magazine Tor Sovem'
her vve ouote this paragrAph!

From dunton's Magazine Tor Sovem'
Der We quote this paragraph
"The famous decision Of the United
stasfs gnprcme court, handed down on
Esbriaty 2sth, iSgs, affirming the con-
atitutlonaHiy % the utah eighth lur
Law, nnnliy established fht labor ieEia.
htlOn N the variouA states On sound
and permanent legal basis. This de-
cision WIS an spoch- making event
Future eyperierce may show that the
rendering " ghis decision constituted
one u the greatest services the SUI
prrmr court has ever rendered - the
American people. n has dlihnctiy ana
formally announced, a. "a permanent
prlncnia u our institutions, that the
constitution must be Interpreted IN the
light % the new Conditions that arise
nH our national NE expands ana as
new problems develop that were not
flrcsecn by the trainers ~ our fuuda-
mental hWi IN other words, shat the
provlsl0nH ~ the Constitution mum not
b. considered a. carrying along with
them plrpeiuilly she same interprrN-
ton that aas given thcrn % the fuun-
datlln ~ the nation. I, must b. treat
ed as an elastic rather than un ablo.
utcly ihfieNibie Instrument. and thus
white forever fafcginriinF cur iiher-
fies. net BE- allowed 10 become a stun
bling block In our path ~ national
pr0grcaa,"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-08
TRInurE no TnE NEWS"

We ind the following complimentary
sentences In she Salt Lake Herald;
The Descrci News' is 10 Be com-
mundet Tor its fairness and absolute
neutrality IN this campaign. The temp.
tatlon has certainly been great for our
evening contemporary 10 take hand
in rcscnilng the style " porr3nii war
fare introduced by those Who feared
90 face the real political issues ~ the
day but u has held ai1lf
There la less ~ bitterness among che
people when the News maintains that
aifici Independence the people naturally
expect ~ % az an organ of she Church
whose memsgrshlp Includes members
u 1li political parties"
\ gentleman and a scholari
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-08

which were unearthcd In various parts
OF southern Utah and which are now
matters u general Information. These
arc oil o. surprising Interest. not only
because they are ruins Of human hab-
ltations and trophies Of another time.
but because Of having an origin which
in rJnc cases may have hntsdntcd the
hood. and their appearance unto the
ehi,Iren " men IN this day and axe
inspires feeling Of reverence as we'll
A. curiosity But there ore al times
buried towns which have been founded.
bui.i up und snaced several times and
ili few people. comparatively speak
lne. ore aware o. their existence az al.
IN Nevada county california. are the
remains Of what may well De called one
% me siranr.s. places 10 the world.
70 ls nnmrh Meadow Lake but Is called
by many the American Pompeil Ev.
cry winter li disappears from vioW. not
hy means ~ O inr1sl'de or tha lava
from o volcano. but through the action
W iho au1w king. which s3mtin
brings not less than twenty-five Zee, u
iia specially ana leaves nothing but ii-
ttlf IN sight u was a gold mining
center 'hc ore having been discovered
by an EnRlIshman named Hartley 10
iss1. q town sprinFIng no soon after
asa matter " course. 4, has been de-
serted Tor several ysau.
A Correspondent ~ the New York
Herald shows that with the close ~
the ian Or 1896 the row ely contained
about 100 h1us. completed. and a mum.
brr " others in couri " construction.
Then 90 hopes were blasted. The al-
veuiuftrs awcts 30 The aad reality that
though there was plenty OF gold In
Meadow Lake. u was 90 combined With
some substance unknown 90 the metah
mrglsts that u WIS encctuaily locked
nom the hand of man. Al dreams
the black nri. science and mctailurgy
we're oct at heushl one after another
a. ihty abandoned hope. the dlsap
pointed aold.ssekers turned their backs
on Meadow Lake and went down the
mountain. More than two million dol.
lars had been poured into that bottom
hiss abyss o. California known as "dcal
work" 90 pay Tor mills. roads, building
and mining.
u. may be- assumed that Tor about
half o. the year the city IL In all To-
speci1 oxctn, The character " thv ma
tetlAl In which Il IL buried ne nearly
replica u Pompfii AZ can b. without
complete destruction. !, il hidden from
the sleht Of man and all things animate
are gone or dead. but Tor some few
ycars after H. dsssrtion by all others,
Harley remained there a sad. sorrow.
ful and lonely communicate upon the
ruins Of the creation he had been the
MEANS u bringing about,
In aimoa, every state with grvat
IMMORAL rstources thev are such
towns. Utah has At least one-Nlta, In
Little Cottonwood. at which the snow
a. times IL nearly az deep a. % Mead
ow Lake. deep enough 20 obiltcrntc for
long season every trace of human
habltatlonA There. however the fnh
has not always been 20 gontlei I, has
on several occasions torn down from
the summit adjacent. destroying nv
ana prop,rty IN the most wholesale
.tauV.N
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-08

Wholesale aud R"lall-All Sizes.
once q Main street, Telephone, ioG.
DIAMOND COAL a COKE co
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-08

The secret Of clear skin. soft. white
hands. and luNurlsnt hair is found In
the perfect action of the pourcs pro.
duccd by Cutlcuia Soap, beyond all
comparison the most effective skin puri-
Tying and bcnutifying soap In the world.
a. well ~ the purest and Hwcotes. Tot
toilet. bath and nursery. II a. the only
preventative o. pimplca, black-headl.
TED. rough hands with shapelcHs nails.
dry. thln ana failing hair, and simple
baby hlUmi shes. because the only pre-
yeniatIvc OF inflammation and cloEEinE of
the pores the cause u most minor at
fectlonB u the skin. scalp and hair.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-08

The direct line 10 Kansas city, 81.
i.oul8 and Atlantic Hcaboard IL via
the Missouri paclnc Railway, from
Pueblo Through sleeping aud chalr
cars ana all connections made In
Union depots In the daytime. II sou
are going Eaa; and care for q day
light ride through The grandcst seem
cry ~ the Rocky Mountains enroute.
see that your ticket reads Via Mis-
souri, Pacific Railway. Elegant chair
ears positively free 90 the holders u
regular train tickets
II. u. KooSER, c. y. q =. A..
salt Lake city.
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SALT LAKE nUsISEssu oLLroE.p
10 West Second south street
FAN term opens September 9Th.
Write for full Information.

Constipation prevents the body from
Kidding Itself " waste matter. De
the trouble and cure sick Headache,
lillhousneFs. Inactive LAYER and clear
Che Complexion. Small. sugar. coated,
don't grippe or cause nausea. y y.
schramm, Prescription Diusslst. Ne.
yornick Building corner Main 81. and
First South.
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The reason for the great popularity
Of Hoods saraararilla lie IN the fact
that this medicine positively cures. II Is
Americas Greatest Medicine, and IN,
American people have an abiding conn.
dot.s In III merits. They buy and take
Il .ir simple aa well az serious ALL
ments. confident that II will % them
good.
HOODS PILLS cure all liver lila.
Mailed for &c. BY c. !. Hood a Co..
Lowell. Maua.
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When you ask Tor be watts witch
Hazel Salve don't acccp, a counterfeit
~ Imitation. There are more cases OF
PILES being cured BY this, than all
scriptlon Druggist. Mccormick Build
ms corner Main s. and First South.
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IL Is not necessary 20 20 20 thgse
countries which are presumably enets
ny reason OF their antiquity 10 apJ
buried elites, towns and treasures. The
News has several times advised ne
's~dsfs Of archaeological dlseoyerles
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-11-08

Constipation means the accumulation
~ waste matter that should be- dis-
charged iaHy,aUd unless this Is done The
luul matter "a absorb a aud p1ls1ns the
system. Use ilEHHlNE 20 bring about
y, c, ~ I, Drug Dept.
Griggs courier., 1898-07-01
Order 20 Show Cause on Filing
Petition to Sell Land. q

STATE s,T r.. North q & DAKOTA. :.
IN cogmty gsayy cou''. Before Hon. G. y, Johnson,
In the matter Of the estate Of Knud a. Brendigan
Order 70 show cause on hling petition 10 sell
On reading and filing the petition OF John Ho.
gepson. admintstrator, setting forth the amount
Of ofpcreonal estate that has come to his handsand
Tic disposition thereof. the 9nount OF debts ont
Of all the real estate Of which ssid deceased
died seized, and Che condition and value Eof the
respective portions thereof; and praying that IL
And 4 appearing, by said petition, thnl there
not snfflclent personal estate in the Aands of
said John HogensOn, administrator 10! pay eaid
debts. and that tits necessary. in order 10 pay
ne same. to sell the whole Of suid real estate;
~ is therefore ordered, That all persons inter-
ested IN said estate, appear before the judge Of
thls court on the 1st day of My A. 1855, at 10
saia court, in the courthouse in the city Of
Coop erstOw min said Griggs comfy. then and
there TO show cause ff any there bel why IL
cense should not be granted tc said j ohm Hogen.,
prayer of said petition. t HI 81 5s
md ills further ordered, That n copy ofsths
order shall be ublished for four successive
weeks prior to said day os hearing in the Griggs
Colrier.a weekly newspaper printed and pub
lished at Cooperstow !, in said county Y. and per
sonaily served on all persOns interested in said
estate. residing in said county, at least ten days
before sald day of hearing. and upon all ;o.hers
persons interested, according to law.
In iiestinony whereof, We have caused the,
seal OF the county court of said county to ne
Witness The Hon. q. III johnson, Judge
=, ct the said county court at the city OF
lSeail CnoPsrs:oMn n in said county, this 9th day
OF June A. ID. 1898 Il, n. M
5s G. III. JOINsoN.
s5assssss Judge Of The County Court.
1st Pub. June TO-
Griggs courier., 1898-07-01
very Tall Kneelinx.

Z (
One Of the officers Of the rebellion
had private in his company whom the
boys jestingly named Little Mack, y
because of his bigness. He was the tall
est man in the company about 6 feet 8
inches and one Of the bravest in the
regiment.
On one occasion when the men were
ordered to kneel down behind stone
fence in preparation for an expected as.
sault the officer, who was preparing a
surprise for the enemy, on inspecting
the line was astonished to see one large,
serene face above the top Of the fence;
He shouted out angrily, There, you
You man with the head up, kneel down,
sir!'' The man did not move, and again
the officer thund dered. Why don't you
kneel down, sir?'' "A
Oblivious to any danger and blind to
the significance Of his head being ex-
posed, Little Mack answered, 81 am
kneeling down. - =, IS s8.
Then" shouted the officer, ssput
your head down, or you. will have it
shot of. confound youl''
Thereupon Little Mack . curled
down behind the fence erieving because
the captain had howled at him. Chi
cago Inter Ocean.
Griggs courier., 1898-07-01
Notice Of Sale.

Notice is hereby given that by virtue of a
Wfitissned tosme on Il judgment in foreclosure
given by the district court Of the Fifth judicial
district in and for the county of Griggs and
State of N NOrth Dakota, and entered and dock
eted in the office Of the clerk of said court on
the 1St day OF May a.. ID. 1885, in an action
wherein John Y. Odegard was plaintiff and
Jens Bull, Bertha Bull and Knnd Thompson
We're defendants. in favor of said plaintiff a1,d
against the defendants Jens Bull and Bertha
iBnli for the sum OF Eight Hundred and Forty
Six Dollars and Ninety-Eight Cegs ($s4G 9S,,
directing the sale by me Of the real estate
hereinafter described, 10 satisfy the amount OF
sai ID judi dgment with interest thereon, an6 the
costs and expenses Of such sale, Il will sell the
herelna tier described real estate TO the highest
bidder for cash at puGlsc anction at the front
door of the courthouse II, ,hesvliage of Coopers.
tnwn IN the county ri airisgs and State of,
North Dakota, on the, 0,h day of July, 1898, al
ten O'clock in the forenoon OF said day 10 wits
The southeast quarter Use Y OF section ten 90
ln5iownship one hnndr ed forty fye q 45) north
Of range fty-nne l59) west OF The fifth princ-
pal meridian in Griggs county, North Duko.a,
containing one hundred and sixty acres more
or less. according to the government survey
thereof n =
Da:ed at Cooperstown, N. d. j rne 1st 1895.
+ CLAUS JACKSON.
Sher of Griggs County. North Dakota. X
Newman, Spalding s. Stambaugh, Attorneys
for Plnintitf, Fargo, II. ID. =
LIST Pub. une .. 5s 5
Griggs courier., 1898-07-01
Notice Of Sale

& Notice jig hereby giyeif that by vi riue Of q
wr issued tome onsa, ,jndgmentsin foreclosure
given BY the di strict court the ifth Judicial
district IN and for the County OF tiriggs aud
State OF North Dakofa, and entered and dock
eted III the office of the CLERK of said court on
lhe 18th; dny OF May A. d.. 1895, in an action
wherein John Odegard was Plaintiff. and
lsels ~ lsOn. johatile Nelson Grggs county,
North leakoh,, John SyveTsOn and Knnd Thomp o.
son We're defendants,in in favor OF saId plaintiff
and az ainst the defendants Nels Nelson rnd
3JDahnHe N e)son for the sum of Seven Hundred
and S..yen Dollars and Fifty Seven Gents
$50. .51), ard directing the sale Ny M. Of che
real estste hereinafter described Ia satisfy the
amount of such judgment with Interest," thereon
and the costs and expenses OF sale, Lwill sell The
hereinafter described real estate iothe highest
bidder fos Cash, at pub auction. at the front
door of-the courthouse in the village of Coopers-
town, IN the county of triggs and Slate of North
Dakota, on the 9th day of July. 1903, ut ten
O'Clock in he forenoon of said day. to-wit: The
northonc-half ct the southwest ouarter $(ll y of
SWa4 and the north 0ne-ialf of the sonfhcast
quarter {n}s of SCI section ten (103. in town
chip one hundred forty seven (14T) north, Of
range fifty eight (5Sl west of the fifth principal
merida aa. In riggs county, North Dakota. con-
tanning one hundred and sixty acres, more or
less acco cording 10 the government survey ythereo:
Dated at COopsrstoMn. N. d.. June 1st 1898
CLAUS JACKSON.
Sheriff Of G riggs County. North Dakota.
Newman. spaldingl - STAIN mbaugh, A ttorneys
for plaintiff, Fargo, N. D.
y
Griggs courier., 1898-07-01
Notice Of Sale.

Notice il. hereby given that by virtue of u
writ issued to me Il judgment iniforeclosure
given by the distrct court of the Fifth judicial
district in and for the county of Griggs and
State of North ,iakota, and entered and dock
etcd intthe Office of the clerk Of said court on
the 18th day of May "a. ID. 1898, IN an action
wherein J0hn u. Odegard was plaintiff and
WAltrr D. Martin. Archie Il. Rowden, and Knld
Thompson We're efendants. in favor Of said
plaintiff and against the defendant Waiter D..
Martin, for sum of Four Hundred and Eighty
Dollars and Fifty Three Gems i480 5S), and dir
Getting the sale by e OF the real estate hereinaf-
ter described TO sa tsfy the amount Of said jndg-
ment with interes it thereon, aud the costs and
expenses of such sale, Twill cell the hereinafter
describsd reai stale TO the highest bidder for
cash, at bublic anct ton, at the front door of the
conrthouse in. the village of Gooperstown, in
county Of Griges and State Of North Daxotaon
tne 9Th day of July, 1893, at ten o'clock i'll the
forenoon Of said day. 10 wit: The northwest
quarter (lw& OF section; (2O) in township one
hundred fOrty-six tl46) north, of range sixty
one 61l west of the fi;,h principal meridian, in
Griggs county, North dakota, containing one
hundred and sixty acres. more or less, accord
ing to tile government survey thereof.
Dated ut oOperstown, N. D.. une let, 1888,
CLAUS JACKSON, fs
Sheriff of Griggs County, NORTH, Dakota
Newman: spalding g Stanbaugh. Attorneys
for plaintiff. Fargo. N. ID. s
1stPub June 8.
Griggs courier., 1898-07-01
q ofHciaI DIRECTORY


s 0osesn0r--Frank A. Dri9rs + asS asSS
Lieut. Governors Joseph NJ, Devln, Isl
0ecsetsfy-Fred Failey. " ssaa.
Treasurer George E. NiCbols sSsg
Superintendent Of Public lnsir nctin - Josn q
g. Hailand IS y rf ~ "A 80; E- n - ss
Attorney General-Joh F CowSu.
s Auditor Nathan B. Hnnnum I'll a
Supreme Court Judeee-Cuy O.. II sCtk -
Alfred Wallin, ]. N. Bartho olomew. 81
!. hAtHOad Commieeonere--I. Il. Walton. Geo..
II. Keyes. Jno. r. Gibson. a1 rs 4 - i1s
Commissioner Of Labor-Henry 2 Thomas,
Commissioner Of Insurance-F. B. EAncher. M
Congseesman.-M.N N. Johnson. ses
:. Judge District Court. Fiftn District s.. IL
Glaspeyi Of Jamestown. 81
gjs COUNTY OFFICERS. ss%s
$ Commtxsloners - Jos Buchheif, chairman: r.
y. Cooper, H Wilson NeIs Hemmingeon,JohnS
Foshodt. - ~ ~ 7757 ~
Register Of Deeds-l Ia as o. Lien,
Clerk OF District Couri-O ID. PnrintOl. ii:
SheriM-Cisus jackson aS sssss s.
s District Att0rney--David Bartlett. II
Treasurer--Iyer Udgard. h Ssss ss
Andftor-P.s A.. Melgard. Ss5
86ufveyor--Maftin Iceland sg4 88ss
SuDt Of heofs--Andrew Sinclair. ssSY
Comfy Judge. II. Johnson.
tCoroner-Dr. HefgstrOln, sSgs 5F *