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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-04-14
PASSED BY ]! !. THE / House.
Omnibus Appropriation Bill
70 Adopted After slight
4. Amendment.
TWO new AsYLUMs PROVIDED
Tho. Barker Anoka : Hastings
Measure Wins by a Vote
Of 90 to 81.

ny 81. PAUL, April 18.-The house has
disposed Of the omnibus appropriation
bsll, hut It took . 6-hour session to DO
the business, and tho windup wac
more exciting than at any previous
day Of the session. The row was over
the last section, which gave Duluth
e76, 600, divided into two even bites, tor
the erection Of . normal school building
in that city. The Duluth delegation
won ont by . vote Of Is to so. e,.,.,
The bill, a prepared by the sub-com-
mittee and amended by the joint appro-
priation committees Of both houses,
called for q. ss8, 2e4 when it came to the
house. Minor amendments were made
which added 9e6, $50 to this amount,
and then Mr.. jacobson sprung sur
prise by striking $4,000 from the bill
salaries Of judges previously voted,
which reduced the total to 81 ,827. IA,
and a. passed this 10 the sum it carries.
'Asylu.as fer Auoka and Hasti.ss. a
The house has passed the compromise
bill, - amended by Mr.. Staples, look
ing toward the final settlement Of the
HaAtings-Anoks hospital contest. The
bill provides for the immediate con.
struction Of cottages for the insane ct
both Hastings and Anoka. Mr.. Gron-
dahl wanted these cottages built
when necessary, instead Of Immediately.
but the house refused to adopt the sug-
gestion. Mr.. Grondahl then wanted
the size Of the cottages limited to .
capacity Of 90 patients each, but tho
house also refused to do this. ~.
Before the final vote was taken the
usual procedure Of . call Of the house
was had, but was not carried to the
point where all the absent members
were brought in. Tho ballot stood 50
ayes to 81 nays, Q available members
being absent. as Z: ..
The committee on taxes and tax laws
reported for slaughter the bill Of Mr..
schurman Of Ramsey, which required
telephone companies to pay s per cent
gross earnings tax. The report wa
adopted. ~ ~ .s.. -
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-04-14
ORDER FOR HEARING AND NOTICE
Nj OF APPLICATION FOR APPOINT.
MENT OF ADMINISTRATORS. 5SE:5 "A
STATE OF MINNESOTA. .5l

COUNTY OF MORRISON.
In Probate Court, Special Term, April
"a the matter Of the estate Of s. j.
Bachelor, deceased. q 4.
On receiving and fling the petition Of
Amelia Bachelor Of the county Of MOrri-
son Eepreesnting, among other things,
that 3. j. Bachelor, late Of the county 81
Morrison in the state Of Minnesota, on the
1th day Of April, A. b. 1899, at tbs county Of
Mcrrison did intestate, end being az IN
death. lsayinx goods. chattele and estate
dtiOner IL the widow of said deceased, and
praying that administration Of said estate
he to herself granted: SS1s g$ n ag
II 10 ordered, that said petition be heard
before this court, on Saturday, the 18th
day Of May, a: D. 1889, at 10 O'clock q.
M, ct the probate office, in the court
house In the city of Little Falls In said
Ordered further. that notice thereof be
given to the heirs OF said deceased, and
to all persons interested, by publishing
this order once In each week for three
Sesring ia the LITTLE Fails franscsipt, q
weekly newspaper, printed and published
ct Little Falls ia said county.
Dated q Little Falls the 7th day Of
}s5sI = 'ei SS9SSsS!k !, P:sss;,.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-04-14


n IL NJ. ~. Hartmon went ~ Brainsrd
4 Tuesday. ljss 4, IN; ,..Ss
III Jno. A. Bsrksy came up from g,
PAUL Tuesday. s3,ss n
$ Rev. Arthur Lanlothe went TO 81
Y PAnl Tuesday. 5S5s 3s,5 Y Is
H. Landahl returned Wednesday
n from III. Paul. vi.
Archie Purdy, OF Brainel d, was IL
the city yssterda I5s N 4
Il is. q. Conner went to st. Cloud
|. Tuesday afternoon.
II. IA. Bowers. Or RoyaltOn. was 9
eitv visitor Yesterday. ,,.s
John Wetsel returned Wednesday
& from i trip TO st. Paul. #
stephen Schwa,ts, Of ROyalton,
was y city visitor Tuesday.
C. Fetherspll returned Wednes-
day from q Minneap polls visit.
Geo. Wilson. Of Roy alton. was In
4 the city Wednesday afternoon. 81
q. Heltemes, Of st. Clond, was q
little. Falls visit1r Wednesday.
j. M Uptegrove, OF Melrose. was
Little Falls visitor yesterday.
"A. A. Morrill,. Of Rovalton. was q
. sOunty seat victor Wednesday. b
Mrs. E. E. stuart returned Tuesday
: from q visit with friends at Brainerd
"A. jacobson, of Sank Rapids. was
feuietered at the Buchanan Wedno6.
day.
T.. B. Ambuhl. Of Grey Eagle. was
4 visiting Little Falls friends Wednes
day. 3,
Fred Nieman and G. p. Jones. ol
Grey Eagle, were In the city Wednes'
dav. e .'.a
G. A. Weyerhaeuser returned Mon.
day night from visit at Duluth and
st. Paul "
j. A. Kenneday returned Wednes.
day night from business trip tn
St. Paul. -'-rs 1" ii Z
Mrs. A. Clavin, oi Bemidji. arrived
In the city Tuesday for q visit with
friends. 49,. ,, ~. ..ta7.@%
Edward E. r. Moore, of HillsbOrO,
n. D.. was registered at the Buck
man Tuesday. =.
l.. r. Applequisr. OF Flensburg,
J was in thecity yesterday enrOute to
the Twin Cities. -.... ~. r., ~
Mrs. q. W. Field. of Burtrum, was
IN the city Tuesday on her way
home from the Cities.
Attorney G. W. Stewart, Of st.
Cloud, arrived In the city Tuesday on
business before the district court.
Mrs. Frank Ruth. Of st. Paul. who
was visiting relatives In the city, re-
turned home Wednesday,.
Rev. A.. A. Joss went to RoyaltOn
yesterday to conduct services in the
Episcopal church OF that village that
evening. E.6
Mrs. W. II. Buskirk. who had been
visiting her daughter In this city, re-
turned to her home at Verndale
Wednesday. f ~
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-04-14
sw,,JaInville Items.

w. J. sullivan was : Littls FAlla
visitor on saturday.
III. Ward Waited over sunday
with his family &C LATHE Falls.
Chas. Hawley shipped : ear load
Of cattle from hers On "Wednesday. M
Born, TO Mr.. and Mn. Aug0sj
Gents. On Thursday, Aprii0 = sbn.
Mr.. Sunderland viii ship another
carload III pota toes from bere this
week. h "A 81
Mrs. Peter Ailshire. Of Lake Bean.
ty, was = Swa0ville visitor on Wed
nesday. Ss N
/ Farmers IL this vicinity are beglDn;
Ing to plow and getting ready foI
seeding. I'M
solomon Blair and family VIII
move ON to their farm at Swali
River next week.
j. $. Cox, who has spent the win.
ter here, will leave next week for hia
nome 1T Lorraine, Mo.
Mrs. E. J. Bachelor and Mrs. H.
Ellis were Little Falls visitors on
Thursday Of last week.
Mrs. N. }. Biteman gave tlimble
Dee on Tuesday evening. A large
number Of ladies attended. VI
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Ellis. q
Clarissa, who have been visiting here
for some tipe returned:home ON Tues.
day. ! n VI il
The Wood.uen OF this village will
give an entertainment and dance In
Sullivan's hall on Friday evening
April u. .ssS.. -.s.. q
George Sylvester, who 10 boarding
at John Wendt's hotel. 10 dangerous
" III OF pneumonia and his recovery
IL doubtful, - .,Y.=. vs.. &.
Mrs. CorriKan will act as organist
in the congregational church fOI
church services. and Miss Mary
Adams for Sunday school services.
John Blair and family, who have
been living at Plair's mill for the
past year. left on Saturday. for Wis.
consin, where they will make their
b me In the future.
Miss Mary Adams gave birth.
day party ON Monday evening 1t be.
log her sixteenth birthday. A mum.
Ter of her friends attended. The
evening was spent In various games
and all report a pleasant time.
Herman Ganz, a farmer living
three miles southeast Of this village,
had bis house together with all his
household goods, clothing. ETC..
burnt ON Tuesday. Mr.. and Mrs,
Cans had driven to town on bust.
ness leaving their children at home
the Oldest of which 10 about ten
years old. When they returned
everything waa burnt up except g
sewing machine. which the little girl
managed to get out OF the bouse
There was NO Insurance ON the house
or goods.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-04-14
Importsd Neero.e - Iow.

Dies MONIES, Il, April 18.-The first
contingent Of 600 colored miners came
in during the day from Pans, Ills, to
take the places Of the strikers in tho
mines q this district. The whites.here
threaten to fight if the negroes are put
t,work.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-04-14
Trade Conditions.

There has been hut little change In
the conditions Of trade for the past
several weeka, iuthcr than that there
has been q gradual although Glow
increase in the volume Oi business
Farmers. az q rule. are buying more
liberablly than for some years past.
and az soon as the saw mills begin
operations aud our laboring men
are ell employed. the local bushes
will make q much better showing.
Prices Of commodities have flactu-
ated hut very little the past week.
Wheat which was 10 cents at the be-
ginning Of the week dropped to ~
cents, but is back mp to the first
figures again. Receipts have varied
but little ia several weeks. Local
buyers are of the opinion that the
market now has an upw ard tendency
and look for better prices In the nea r
future. s3SSa so 4 IS
The following IL the corrected lis t
or local prices: ~ ~. 5s..
Wheat-No&1 Northern 66c. No. 2 $50.
d Flour, patent process per Dbl. $3.50 q A.00
Straight grade, per Dbl. 81 60. s7. 5sG,-g r
Bakers per Dbl t2.60 5tr %%N'% s".&
Ground feed, Us. 80 per ton. T. f. .SEv
4 Bran-Sll.00 ~ -.
shorts-S12,00. 1.y -, r r T - Z
Rarley-S0c. r. #&g%r& !. 4 &
Oats-3Oc935c. as... II" . / H
c eSsr.Ss per bu.he,. e NJ
Dairy butter-12x to $780,. a:a a.s 8
EGea-1tc. FIX r& -. w. -
Fat cattle 81S@4c. s.%. ~. ,-
CoWs-l3<@Sc sa.. -. ...s ,s,. .s.~ .-- ST., ..a-.
StockerS and feeders.-2@3c. @. ~. .
Veal dressod-7c. E8$.-@5 H. ..,.. .
Hoer live-S % to LEO per cwt u ty
Fresh pork-9l. 2S@$ A.50per cwt. 1tr8# =
Mutton dressed g. to ts4sr .t-'
Cut meats Z to 16o. @a . -s4@4
Chickens, 8 q g. eE
Lard, 706c. .'f. y ... j
Potatoes-8s@40c. pr bushsl. I'd
a BeanS-7bc.t TO oOc. per bushel. .#. tAr
Applee-$0 e00ok 80 Dor Dbl .@r
Pees-4l00 per husheL
LAmous-26GD 00o per dosen.
Ofanges-l6a1l0e. per dos. .g-
qranulatod sugar-l7 ~. for u. f-.r 4
Kerosene, IS n l6c per gallon. s
Hay-44.Oo016oo.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-04-14
Depot to Cost 's25o.Ooo.

Dies MONIES, Ia, April 18.-The Chi.
cago, Rock Island and Pacific will be-
gin work next week on the new $250, 900
passenger depot which it will erect here
this season. 1t will be the finest on the
system outside of Chicago, 800 feet long
with 700 feet Of train sheds,
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-04-14

East Belle Prairie Happenings
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Smith,, q son. April 6. r.
August Lindblom went to Little
Falls Saturday to transact business
Willie Butler, Oi Green Prairie Il
visiting with his sister, Mrs. Geo
Paddock. - Will .... H.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Swanson
visited with friends In Little Falls
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. August johnson
visited with the Winterquists or
Sunday. ts'
Miss Bena Lee visited relative
and friends in Littles Falls last
Saturday. 't.>.o
Ed Eckwall left for Dakota last
Thursday, where he intends to work
this coming summer. T.
W. Chaepa ia building an adj
dition to his dwelling house. j.
Goodlund is doing the work.
We have heard that Our teacher
bought a wheel from T. J. Mathie'
SON, of Little Falls, last Saturday.
The farmers are all very glad to
note the change1n the atmosphere,
They hope it will cor tinue as 1t has
commenced. Is n,
Mise, Emma Paddock went to
Little Falls Saturday to visit with
her sister, Mrs. Crawford Sheldon.
for a cOnpie II weeks. :. 5z
Miss Bena =. Lee, III Little Faile
commenced her third term III school
In Dist. No. SO. April3, with an en-
rOllment Of thirty pupils q.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-04-14
SENATE IS SLOWER.

Upper House Falls to O1apos0 Of the Ap>
preparation Measure. y
The senate was slower than tho house
In the consideration Of the omnibus ap.
preparation bill and adjourned il the
evening with the normal school prob.
lem still undecided. Y The first attempt
at amendment was : motion by Senator
McGovern to strike out the apprppria-
ton for the payment Of commercial
agencies for reports on state banks. The
section was adopted, however.
When the university appropriation
was reached Senator Greer moved to
strike out tho Geo, 900 for charging the
mechanics art building. It was lost
xo to IL. Senator Jones then moved to
strike out the $25, 900 for . physical
laboratory, but this met the same fate.
The balance Of the day was taken up in
Q discussion of continuous sessions at
the normal schools, but this question
remained undecided when the senate
adjourned. -.,... =.
Raised Express Company Taxes.
The Dryer bill taxing express COM
panies passed the senate at the morning
session by axote of 90 to 1, Senator
Stockwell voting in the negative. Be-
fore the final vote was taken an amend
ment was adopted fixing the tax on
gross earnings at ~ per cent, an in
crease from per cent. The original
bill provided for an increase to & per
cent. The bill came up as special or
der and Senator Miller led the fight for
it. Senator Horton was the leader
Of the opposition and was assisted by
Messrs. McGovern' and Stockwell. The
amendment fixing the tax at ~ in
stead Of per cent prevailed by vote
Of 40 to 10. XIII a1ss .s
Previous to the discussion Of the spe-
cial order Senator MCGOWAN rose to q
question Of personal privilege and de-
Tended his absence of the previous day
when the jacobson bill taxing railroad
gross earnings was under consid Iteration.
His explanation did not suit Senator
Snyder, who replied briefly. z e
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-04-14
Drvsus seils Tor ouam.

sAN FRANosco, April 13.-The collier
Brutus has sailed for Guam, Ladrone
i1lands. She carried 4, 800 tons, and on
deck were . Jersey bull and three cows,
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-04-14

Berlin is sending out some hot
political NEWS these days. America
and England must ''disavow " ome-
thing. II. @3 &, \. 81 Il
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-04-14
SCOTS
Emulsion

Of Cod-Liver Oil with Hypophos-
phites at once. It will heal the
lnflamed membranes and greatly
strengthen them as we'll. The
digestion becomes stronger, the
appetite better and the weight
increases. The whole body be.
comes we'll fortified and the
germs Of consumption cannot
gain q foothold. ' F.
It's this nourishing, sustain.
ing and Strengthening power
of SCOTS EMUL SION that
has made It Of such value I'm
all wasting and exhausting
diseases.
T,.+-.-- soc. and BOO, all druggists.
SCOTT 4 BOVINE. Chemists. New York.
WHEATON AFTER EFEEiLIIEgINOS
Drives the Enemy From It's
Position Near Americans.
REITERATED TO THE MOUNTAINS
Abandoned and Burned the Tswa OF
g. Il. Santa haria After Making
slight R.s,stanos.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-04-14
Rail Plra s ( ! 3 !. 1 lt 1 = !.

". NJ. Rail went - Littis Falls On
business. M s38 III ~ IN.
Miss Mary bartholomew com.
msnced her school 6 Randall Mos
day. III; ,5S n
The olie@t son 81 Mr.. Bl0omberR
= reported very alex With typhoid
fever. N.
miss Carrie Rail % visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. G. Rail. at
SpriDg Brook.
Miss Bertha Bartholomew will
commence her school Monday, April
II, az the Knuds0n distrlct.
We zee quiet . number Of men are
clearing the lot for the cemetery at
the swedish church In Scandal
Valley.
Mrs. w. 8. Mnshatt IL reported
eetting better IL the sickness which
has kept her confined to her bed for
some time. NJ, {.
The Rail Prairie chOOlcOmmenced
this week Monday with an attend.
ance Of fourteen pupils, Miss Maggie
Norris, teacher.
The new bell which was purchased
Tor the Rail Prairie school was put
In place Monday; now the people
can hear the chimes. %S
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1899-04-14

The Laird. Norton plant at WI
mona had q 81 900 fire on Monday.
The MankarO city council ballot
ed 40 times to elect an assessor. S
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-01-04
Methodist Gleauir2 s.

The week of prayer is being observe d
by our people and promises to be time
OF refreshing and Ieviving.
The lew year is with us, so ere its
privileges and opportunities. What tre
you going to do with them?
Ga Wednesday evening, January II,
Chaplain Trimm, of the Third Wiscon-
sin volunteers, will lecture in the opera
bouse on his experiences in Rofto Rico,
under the auspices Of the ladies Aid so
ciety. Admission will be by ticket, and
they can be secured from the pastor or
from the lecture committee. Tickets
will also be on sale at Burlin & Arnold's
Hurrah for the hsgi
Sunday morning the pastor will take
as the theme of his sermon, Right
Reading" In the evening his theme
will BE-, ''Out of Bond age"
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-01-04
MAY Not be Mustered Out.

Oply two recruits have thus far been
secured for the regular army by the
local recruiting station, and it is said
that similar condition of affairs exists
all over the country-scarcity of volun
teers. 1t looks as if Uncle Sam would
have hard time in increasing the
standing army to 100000 meD, in case
it should be decided to do so The
average free American does not care to
become private in the regular army in
times of peace.
Latest reports are to the effect that
the order for the muster ort of volun
teers now in service will probably be re,
called at least until such time as con-
gress shall make provision for the in-
crease of the standing army Sparta
Democrat.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-01-04
49,.
SECOND WARD.
THIRD WARD.
What it Cost the BOYS.

The new law which makes il manda-
tory on candidates for public Office to
file a sworn statement of their expendi-
lures both before and after the party
conventions, is doubtless having a good
effect in reducing the extravagant and
many times useless expenditure OF
money.
In the local campaign there was prob
ably less money spent by candidates and
committees than Tor many years. Chair
man Mahoney and Secretary Sherman
file complete and detailed itemized
bill. There were contributed TO the re-
publican campaign FUND, by candidates
and others, $500, aLG $608 vera ex-
pended for all purposes. The demo-
cratic campaign committee report the
expenditure Of $40.
Republican candidates were assessed
by the county committee as follows
F. W. Erickson, sheriff, 1925; William
Hutchinson, register of deeds, SIS. u;
Don Sherman, county clerk, $50 %; FL.
L. Gardner, superintendent of schools,
$50 %; A. T. FortnH, county treasurer,
$50, Fl. @ Costing, Jerk of court, $31.25;
J. FL Bennett, district attorney, $31 %;
A FL Dahl, member of assembly, $62 so;
w H. Knowor, surveyor, $40
The individual expenses of all candi-
dates, both before and after the nomi-
mating conventions as filed with the
register of deeds, is as follows:
Sheriff W +. dickson, $l69 81; F.
M Minshall, S33 49, Otto Emerson $13;
J. NJ. Allen, So 80.
District Attorney J. Genry Bennett
S162; Ira Griffin, SIS; G W. Graves,
ST.
G uuty Clerk Don Shertnan. S62 %
c. VI. Sterling, S44; w M Kingston
Sc so; A T. Jordan. $3.50.
Superintendent of Schools Eenry L.
Gardner, $104 %: W. P. Morgan, $50 90
J. u R,og, Si3 35
r eister If William Hutchi-
son, cs437; James Healy, SIS.
@ J Smith, candidate for congress
$134 33
Clerk Of Court-H. @ Gusling, $34 70
W Il Norris, S..
County Treasurer A. T. Forum
S5S rs.
Member Of Assembly-A. H. Dahl
S85 35; NJ A. Iceland, $8.46; William
Lind, s34 TO-
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-01-04
GIVE WAY TO SUCCESSORS.
No Formal Ceremonies Were Had In the
Change of Officials at the Court House
on Monday.

No Formal Ceremonies Were Had In the
on Monday.
There was an entire absence Of any
formaliiy in thu change Of eff ials st The
court house, Monday. In fact, there
we're few changes, four all tod.
In the county clerks flee. Don Sher-
u,an succeeds William Brandon. The
former has been in charge for q month,
by reason Of his appointment as d.puty
1T the time of Mr.. Brsndon's caltuity
M. Sherman gives the required bcrd OF
Sc 600, with E. S Goodell, G. MI Butt
and John Dawson as sur.ties Ha has
appointed L o Mork deputy. This is
merely matter of form to comply with
the law.
Albert t. Forum, q popular and eff
Gent fficer, succeeds himself in the
trsssurer's p ,sition, He gives tbtr If
$4,000, with VIM. F. Lindt mann, o G..
Muason, o. FL. Heleeson, H. P. Proc
tor, M. d. Chsse, S. Solverson and
F. P. Bean as surety. He names,
purely to comply with the statute, Otto
Ottesop as bis deputy.
William Hutchison opens a second
term as register of d. eds. His faithful
d-puty of the past two wears, Mr.. T.
.. Mork, remains with M The
bondsmen are E. NJ. Rogers, J. w.
BrowO, Lewis o. Thompson, AID til
amount $4,000.
y. w. White gives way to W. f.
Ericsson in The sheriff's Office and be-
comes undersheriff, and will remain
with his family in the ii, for the pres
emit, at least. TIE dtpu.ies as fir rs
AIMED, are: G, Fl. Cpl.irs Of De Soto;
Ham Cowen of s ak; L. L. Tongue
of Hillsboro. Mr.. Ericsson furLiA he
ho0d of $40 ,000,a8d his b ,ndsmen are
Horace Crouch, FL IN Coweu, G. 81.
Ericsor, Arnold Widmer, Sherman Nc
Ve1, NJ. d. Chase, a. j. Beat and
0. G.. Munson.
Henry @. Gardner succeeds Howard
Miller in The school superintendr ncy,
and ne furnishes Kuuot Peterson
and Fred u tzner as brndsmen for the
required amount of $1,000.
Ira 5. Griffin gives way to j. Henry
Bennett Is district attorney. The
bondsmen for the new incumbent are
B. +. Ferguson and E. W. Hazen, for
$1,000.
Henry @. Gotling will be his own
successor, and he gives bond Of $4,000.
Martin Rott, John Moseing, W II.
Lnke, sureties.
W. "a. Knower, for surveyor, fur
niehedC M. Butt ard o. G. Mum Oh
in h bond FOR 81 900
Coroner elect G. P. Aiken failed to
file the necessary bond.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-01-04
First publication Jan. 4, 1894.
PROBATE NOTICE.
Order limiting Time and Notice.


" ERNON COUNTY ~oURT-IN PROBATE
State OF Wisconsin. County Of Vernon.
In the matter of the estate Of Zashariah Love,
deceased
On the application nf William Love. ad-
ministrator of the estgte of Zachariah Love late
Of Vernon county, deceased no one having reqnir
ed the appointment of commissioners Oh said
estate:
II is ordered, that al. creditors are required to
present their claims and demAnds against the
said Zachariah L We deceased for examination
and allOwRne on or before the first Tuesd ~ Of
July, A. d. 1899, which time s hereby al
lou ed and limited for that purpose
IL is further ordered that all Claims and de-
msnds NJ all peraons against the said Zlchariab
Love. deceased, vi J be received cx mined ard
I'D listed hefoie this court at it, court room in
the court house, IT, the city or Yr0qua. in sid
county, al regular terms thereof appointed -
be held on the fret Tuesday Of Jnly, 1893,
and all creditors are hereby notified thereof
IL Is further ordered that notice ~ the
time and place at which said claims and de-
mands will be received, examined and ad ju~ted
as aforesaid, and If the lime hereby limited for
CT, ditors 70 present their claims be given by
publishing copy o. This order aud notice for
four weeks successfully. once in each week.
in the Vernon Couaty Censor. a newspaper
published in the city Of ViToauG. in said county,
the FIRST publication to lie within ten daYs from
the date hereof.
Dated this 18th day of Dec 1898
BE- the Court. o. MAHoEET, County Judge.