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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-13
Many important Cases.

CuLFAx. May fa-neputy gher-
lffs Carter and Stewart arr trvern-
inE the county sammoaiaF Jurors
and witnesses for the term - court
beginning May g. There viii be n
number ~ important oanca a. this
dor rape ease. the Campbell murder
rase and the barrett assault case.
and several others - minor import
ance.
lkichnrd Harreit. who - charged
with assault with a deadly weapon
au r. - Cook. an o Il 8 n brake
man. was before judge Mcdonald. "
the superior court, and the trial Of
his ease set for May "a.
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noon and elected delegates TO the
state convention witch will be held
In Tacosua the latter part q this
month.
T'hey will alAo vlals Nova Scotia
during their absence. Mr.. Temple
goes as a speaker - the annual mis-
sionary convention. Whkrh Will be
held In Hartford. Conn.
Mrs. c. NJ. shcafe and Mrs s. u.
Crockett have been elected delegates
80 the June convention frysn the
F'ortniEhtiy club.
The Cassie Culture club met this
afternoon IN the public library. Of
ficsrH for the ensuing year were 10
have been elected.
Mrs. Z. y. Keene u Spokane. II in
the city visiting her mgthsr. Mira II.
u. Wright. at Fremont.
t1pon the arrival Of Mr.. and Mrs
p. X struve In Lopston they were
Joined by Miss Sldoufa Furth.
The opening meeting % the Seat
lie Tennis club Will probably take
place about June I.
Mrs. =. r. Lewis entertained n
party Of ladies at her home on
Eighteenth avenue Tuesday after
noon.
The ladies' 81 81; Marks church
gave n supper for the gentlemen Of
the congregation Wednesday night
IN the guild room Of the church.
Mr. VI. u. Augustine is visiting In
oakland. Cal.
Mr.. Seneca @. Ketchum. editor Of
the skagit County Times. was In
the city during the week.
Mr.. r.. u. Tsper left Thursday for
short trip In the Past.
Na-a Nellie Young, who has been
visiting Miss Cora clark. has return
ed to her home at stanwood.
Mr.. sidney Stewart and Miss EN-
mn stacy were married In this city
last night md left FOE their future
home at Whatcom this morning.
Afr. and Mrs. g. -. Baker, Of NIL
wnukee. Wis. arrived In the city
Thursday TO spend the summer on
PUGET sound.
Miss Vera Allen. n prominent SO
ciofy belle % Chicago. was In the
city on Thursday on her WY 20 Gan
Francfnco. where she viii spend sew
erai months visiting her brother.
Mrs. 4. -. Todd. Of Tacoma, spent
Tuesday with Mrs. Thomas II. Shep-
ard. this city.
Miss Mary Smith. Of Tacoma. was
visiting friends in this city Monday
and Tuesday.
Next Saturday the annual excur-
SION 10 gnoqualmie Falls will be Civ
en- by the students Of the university
The Entire Nous club gave dance
last night
The Nineteenth Century Literary
club held a meeting Thursday after
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Cigarette Flend Dead.

ctHM nENf.ANn. MD. May Is
VIM. Washington. Is. died hefH IN
great agony from the effects of
smoking cigarettes. iI'a mether
says that the boy smoked az least
90 a day.
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NEW YORK. May l3,-Roswcli +.
Flower, former governor Of the state,
died very unexpectedly last night
about 1890 o'clock at the Eastport
Country club, at Eenstport H. /.
During the day he suffered from an
attack Of acute indigestion. aud later
experienced the symptoms of heart
failure and grew worse. finally ex-
pirlnR. Mr.. Flower was sufferer
from rnatritis for q long time
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Surprised at Mis- Escape

STANDPOINT. tdahe. May nm
Bond. whe was slightly Injured IN
thu wreck ON this Great Northern 6
miles west % tovn the Other morn
Ing. IL an Engiishman about IS years
II age. lie had been TO the Snow
shoe mine looking for work. but In
failing In get employment. was on
his way to the cncuF d'Aienrs. lie
Was riding tn box EAR when h.
re.alnet consciousness after the ae-
cidsnt he found himself away from
the car and cannot account for his
miraculous earaps from death.
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Received Mis- appointment

HILLYARD. Wash. May III.
schaefer. has been netined Of bis APP
E-pintmsnt under the civil service
rules 70 the position % railway
mail clerk. ar, S.hasfers IL a ma
elaine operator tn the Great Northern
shsssu here when the shops sirst op-
cnevl.
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CHATTANOOGA. Tran May Il.
- thrilling accident ard miracu-
fous escape from death. occurred
yesterday afternoon on Lookout
mountain A narrow gauge engine
feti over the wess brow u the hslt
from an overhansing tresfle aud
iaudef hundreds % feet below. The
engine was completely demolished.
THE superintendent ~ the tine. u.
NJ DerrickEon. and the fireman.
jumped 10 the upper side % the en-
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NEW SUITS FILED.

New suits flsd In the superior
ceart yesterday were;
George = ~ steEguer. executor.
W. John DorAn and Rena Dorian.
Judgment and restitution: teei =.
Benham VI, Nettie A. Henham. d.
voree. Fiorence Bancroft vs. chas.
IL. bancroft. divrce. Maurice Levy
vs. Fanny Levy. divorce: ". a. Col
Inns ". l. n. Griffith and wife. on
a proEnissory NOTE.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Licenses 60 we'd w.rc Issued yes.
terdHY to Cornelius =. grui. "a. af
Norman. and Isars.tte Tfrekhus. =.
Of Minneapolis Nina. Ernest Il.
SnasFen. -. Of Seattle. and Anna j
Aattison. 70. Of Tacoma
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Will Leave tuesday.

SAN FRANCISCO. May is.-iword
has been received here that Admiral
Watson will sail from here for Man
ia Tuesday. Captain a =, Barker
has been placed In command 81 the
Asiatle squadron after Dewey's de-
parture and until Watson arrives.
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n Cargo Of Snakes

NEW ORLEANS. Ia. May Ia
The arrival l. announced at the Mis.
sisaippi river quarantine station. Just
below here. II the Portuguese bark
Atlantien. from nFaHil. with "A sarge
Of snakes frum the Anaxan. Thcre
are 100 chests % thom.
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Two Girl Heroes.

FRANKLIN. Ia. May lathe
residence Of Villain Howser. an old
farmer, burned here today. How
ser ami his two granddaughter. "a
and 20 years. were upatairs and their
escape was cut OF. The two girls
finally succeeded In lowering their
from window in n
sheet and they were afierwari res
rusd with dinhculty.
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sine and to the ground. The en-
gine Was pulling "A eRr Of timber to
ee used IN repairing a weak trcstic.
Thv timber was very heavy and up-
set the engine. dragging It over the
side
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The Nsmo clipper Signifies:

T.lEht, easy running. Besides, Il IA
strong and durable Look Il over al
1929 end ave. Il. NJ. Spinning. agt.
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Gocini functions. 90 use a common
expression. have been conspicuous
b. their eksenee during the week
IL il Just between the time when the
winters sgeiety Whirf is over and
the preparations for the summer 40
3ourns 70 the cyantry and the lake
side homes are being made. The at
traction o. Morris Rossnfhai at the
Seattle tneafsr Wednesday called
out many of the sDciesy psarle. Sew
srTsl sF4all parties and Dances. the
iAst Of the season. have been given
1ng the week.
Mss Helen Heaiy has returned
from her trip 20 the East. Miss Al
freda Heaiy. who has been visiting
in Spokane for several weeks. has
also returned TO the city.
tarsy at the Queen Anne club house
Thursday evening. This was the last
Formal AFFAIR which vii be given BY
the club this SEASON.
Mrs. $. +. Weston aud children.
who have been visiting In California.
have returned to Seattle.
Judge and Mrs H. @. strive have
returned from California, and are
stopping with Mrs. w. a. Harfing-
ton.
Or. and Mrs James Webster ~
turned on the Farralon last night
from a short trip to pyea.
Mrs sillitoe has been compelled to
postpone her visit 10 Europe on ac-
count Of illness.
The Death Of Mrz. r. II. Forrest
rast a Eloom over society during the
past week.
Mr.. =. l.. Williams. % olympia.
has arrived IN the city to reside here
n year.
Mr. Edward Ward. ~ Everett, Il
visiting Mr. Frank worthy. on Bea-
Ton Hill
The engagement Of Miss Rose bro
sin. Of Chicago. 20 Mr. Rudolph
Cross. u this city. II announced.
Or. y. Weldon Young has returned
from Spokane.
4 concert Il 70 be given by the
members OK the choir Of Trinity
assisted BY some OF the best local
talent u the city. The date has not
yet been set.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. sinRerman ana
family have removed from their
home on Washington street 70 the
NeudOrne. on First avenue. where
they viii reside until their new resi-
dence on Sixteenth avenue Is finish
ed.
The r y. o. club held it, regu-
lar meeting IN the assembly room of
the public library Monday after
noon. THE Literature of F'rance
During the Seventeenth Century"
received the attention q the mem
bers.
Rev ". H. q. Temple and wife
leave on Monday for weeks trip
% Boston ard other eastern cities.
The RED Cross society hold a
meeting In the library Tuesday fore
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-13

The r. y. o. club held IT, resu-
lar meeting IN the assembly room Of
the public library Monday after
noon. THE Literature of France
During the Seventeenth Century"
received the attention q the mem
bers.
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Rev. " ~. q. Temple and wife
leave on Monday for weeks trip
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Mr.. aa1 Mrs z. singerman ana
family have removed from their
home on Washington street 70 the
VendOne. on First avenue. where
they viii reside until their new resi-
dence on Sixteenth avenue Is finish
ef
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Pacific Coast Steamship Company
For san Francisco

The eoupany'a ele-
x "a n 4 steamships
Queen. Walia Walia,
ana rmatilia leave
saatlle III o. N. via
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Next Saturday the annual excur-
SION 10 gnoqualmie Falls will be Civ
on nv the students Of the university.
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The Red Cross society hold a
meeting In the library Tuesday fore
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The Nineteenth Century Literary
club held a meeting Thursday after
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-13

The Entire Nous club gave a dance
last night.
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San Francisco

For Seattle 10 a. M. VIA Vloiofia and
Fort Townsend. May I. 9. ~. 49, n,
20. %. June 3. 10. rs. ~. 70. 80. July
& and evara nfth day Lheraafier.
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Miss Mary Smith. Of Tacoma. was
Visiting friends In this city Monday
and Tuesday
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4 concert Il 70 be given by the
members Ok the choir Of Trinity
assisted by some OF the best local
talent u the city. The date has not
yet been set
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Miss ver1 Allen. n prominent SO
cicty belle % Chicago. was In the
city on Thursday on her why 10 San
Francirco, where she VIII spend sev-
erat months visiting her brother.
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Mrs. 4. -. Todd. Of Tacoma, spent
Tuesday with Mrs. Thomas X. Shep-
ard Z this city.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-04-21
,FsfSasi 49, Is, S p.
Township 1888; range so
land. Ovorsoar a

,.a Township nna,loa ass'Fang G. : y. !:
East e Of township l54, ws
NJ. l, Geo. Leith, overseer. A ss I
West 4 of township 1854. rAeA
Nc. 2, D. S. McIvor, overfeer. vi n
East 4 Of township 1885, rangaA
Nc. l. Simon Schmidt, overseeI.. u ~
West K of township 155, rangesM
Nc. 2, Herman Meitzner, overse9r. :, 4
Township 156, range 61-Louis Bratt,
overseer. ss!>...
Township 157, range e1-N. G. Lundy.
o%verseer. !,
Township 1853, range 61-Overseer to
be appointed by auditor. z
East q of township l56, range g.
Bernt Anderson, overseer. q ].
West 4 township 1856, range 66Jas.
Mckinney, overseer.
Township 158, range 63-Wm. Cullen,
overseer.
Township 157. range 63-B. Sullivan,
Overseer.
Township 1853, range 64-Wm. r.
Haig, Overseer.
Township 1856, range 62-Erick
kalhagen, 'overseer.
! Carried.
Moved and seconded that the county
road overseers be instructed to have
all stones that have been thrown or
piled on the roads in their districts
removed this season and not allow
anything more of the kind to be done
in the future.
Also that all earth used for grading
must be taken from outside of the
centre 80 feet of the roadbed and in no
case can any part of centre 80 feet be
cut out except it be when a cut is
necessary. Carried.
Moved and seconded that the per-
sonal property tax of H. H. Ruger, in
Norway township, for 1898 amounting,
to 1906 be abated it having been
shown that Mr.. Ruger has paid the
tax on the same property in the city,
of Devils Lake for same year.
Moved and seconded that Commis-
sioner VanLiew be given power to act
in case of Swimming family, county
charge.
Moved and seconded that Norway
township be allowed to use $50 Of
county road fund, same to be used
under the direction of the commis-
sioner of that district.
Commissioners Day, Baker aho
Anderson we're appointed q commiG!eo
to view the bridge on township me
between Morris and Noonan ISL
complaint having been mace 'p''
same is in an unsafe condition. -.
Petition of thirty tax payers pray. hs
for a bridge so feet long a cros the
slough on the quarter line between sI 8
seX and the se1 swA, sec. :
township 1854. range GA was rea u
y foiinw;no committee was appolnteo
~ y;e oa,ors bridge and report:
Do The fG IL ia1ss,t is%e' Necessity et s
Of proposed bridge oe ss and sec. Is,
township 154, range e. ~ Mccormick,
township 1874, range o.
VanLiew and Day. auapthazizAd
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-04-21
COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS.

Proceedings of the Board of County
Commissioners, of ramsey County,
N. D., April 8, 1890.
The board met at 100 o'clock D. m.
Present: Commissioners Baker,
VanLiew, Anderson, Day and Nc
Cormick.
The bill Of John Elsie for care Of
Mrs. Boyer, county charge, January, !
February and March was allowed $38. |
Petition of Chas. HolIinger stating
that for the years 1895 and 1896 he
paid tax on nwA nwA, section IA, and
lots /, 2 and 3, section Is, township 1856,
range 63 and was assessed as 1920
acrss, there being only 1880 acres in
said tract. he asks that tax on II acres
be refunded to him, and on motion
duly seconded and carried. Refund
ing order for $3.4O was ordered drawn.
Moved and seconded that personal
property tax of Lars Aastvedt Of
Coulee township for 1895 81, 1896 1855,
1897 S5.46 and 1898 s4.57. Total, $14.68
be cancelled. Carried.
Moved and seconded that s. E.
Pixley be appointed equity justice of
the peace on account of officer elected
C. G. Chambers failing to qualify.
Carried.
The bond of s. E. Pixley as county
justice of the peace, in the sum of $500
with J. G. jacobson and G. H. Glass as
sureties was on motion duly seconded
and carried, approved and accepted.
Moved and seconded that each
county commissioner have charge of
the county scales in his district, the
same to be run in such q n that
they will be of no expense to the
county.
Bids of E. M. Crazy and A. G. Sleight
for furnishing Office supplies for
county offices were opened and read.
Moved: and seconded that the con-
tract for furnishing supplies for the
county offices for the year 1899 and
for printing the delinquent tax list for
1898 tax according to the call for bids,
be awarded to E. N. Crary he being the
lowest bidder, provided he furnish the
county with q suitable bond in the
sum of $500 for the faithful per-
Torrance Of his contract, carried.
Moved and seconded that the certi-
fed check belonging to Mr.. A. c..
Sleight be returned to him, carried.
Moved and seconded that the pur-
chasing committee be instructed to
purchase supplies covered in above
contract from said E. M. Crazy.
Moved, seconded and carried to ad
journ until Tuesday, April 18th at 10
O'Clock q. m. F. A. BAKER,
Chairman.
Attest: Emil S. Eich, Auditor.
Adjourned meeting of the board of
county commissioners of Ramsey
county, N. D.
TUESDAY, APAIL 4, 1899.
The board met pursuant to adjourn
.ment.
Paesent: Baker, VanLiew, Day,
'erson and Mccormick.
we'd and seconded that the follow
ast 4 ietasdn1s 81
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-04-21
upon,m motion duly seconded and carried

and adopted; 81
T. tt is hereby ordered that township
AFssb0,ssfange ga, is hereby organized as
SSssyasSSxxNNa district No. %, and the auditor
SAgalnnstructed to notify the superin,
ssgga3aht OF schools of this action.
Syaa, seconded and carried tt
lasuntil 1880 O'clock, y. m.
AETiERNooN SESSION.
H 4 met. aatt1::3O o'clock, p. m
Ts.S adjournment.
~ u .as All the members.
gheS 4 S Vsdlyof Chas. Zunich for ait
ftorrs ssss I ,sXsnEfY, was read. 4
, PafiF.. @ss3 fhhseph Kent for abN.
man1tf ,I1fsy n 3sssssss1Horses purchased Ibhn
~ sKHsNsQfs LarimorH,Iam
, bei,re,ta asa 81 ss WI ~. said Matt1ys ior
same sam az ~ ~. sfESa ssSdaly ~ssSetaed and
carried, SAN s Carried that
~ "o ~ n VI Appointed rs
COMMISSIONER n f 3aSElsss4, tb,t
Attorney 2. j. \ SS 'a, tap 4og tso
as commissioned e xsSssssess q ! AV I w.
years. Ia. AaA4NxsssaM# 49,; !
medicines and media go .ol .
county poor and prfeehhsNS Il M &
an w. r B. Zones, $3.50. /
Belyea.& Belyea. $685. s VII
J. f, Moeller, $3.50. &I
IT. H. Rugar. 8145. A
Moved. seconded aida II ~
the bid of Lr.I II RugeA ssaSa
Moved and seconded that MM%M'
ING resolution be adopted: { u
Resolved, that the states, ia Il
i~ritructed to commence ann a
sHlEk form as he may deem b8sll
fxTSa the conditions of .conbrs
fSSaan Ramsey, as,county anda,
1H5 1ional bank q Devils! Lake, ~
Enakota. as to the deposit of III
arising under the provisions Of cha
|152. laws 1890. Csrrled.
Moved and seconded that the bill,
n. Hale for tax certificate fees in casss
where lands are 70, feited to state TO
wears 1890, 1892, 1893, 1894 and 1886
S6O6.25, be allowed
Day, VanLiew, Baker and Anderson
voting "yes," Mccormick voting mo"
Carried.
adjourn until Wednesday, April 9Th at
Is o'clock a. m.
l.. y. BAKER,
Chairman.
Attest: Emil S. Eich, County Audito
Adjourned meeting of the board
county commissioners of l;amse:
county, n. u. /.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5, 1899. }
The hes.A met at 9 O'clock
pursuant to adf ,asAnt.
Present: BA %ssss
son, McCormiJ
Moved and
treasurer beV
face Of ~
pensltx.?Y
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-04-21

Russell & Schultz. fuel for
Russell s Schulz, wood for % q
First National bank i'; court %
Devils Lake News, printing $500 =
allowed at 3 &
Churchs Ferry Sun, printing
$12.75, allowed at. .......... IL 9;
L MoGahan, printing s50.15,
allowed at. 40 &
G G Chambers, printing 1926,
aliowed AZ sc
inter-Ocean printing ........... 60 sc
y. ID, McGahan. blanks. 10 q
CIV. Kelley, rent county poor,
John Cadigan ............. 30 ol
Ever Wagness, court fees...... 172 IS
Ever Wagness, sherif's fees, in
sanity case, Stewart. ........ IL SO
Ever Wagness, jailor and %janitor,
January, February, March. -. 165 90
Ever Wagness, boarding prison
Mrs: A. W. Cogsweil, office sup. -
The Herald, Office supplies.:::. IS oS
Emil S. Eich, postage and ex-
press paid. Is IS
a.. A. DePlazes, labor on court
Mrs. NJ. Ashton. bedstead, etc,
for county charge. Swimming. 500
j. h. Smith, fuel for pauper,
Gearhart 3 10
j. 3. Smith, goods for pauper, A.
X. Thompson ............. IL ~
T. s. Cordner, blanks, ink, sta
tionery, etc. Al 70
F. w. Mann & Son. poor orders. 48 IS
Stade& Svee, clothing for prison,
10 %
G. w. Kelley, supplies for Jail
and court house 90
Ramsey County Bank, court ord.
l3 %
Ramsey County Bank, attorney
by order of court. ........... SO 90
Pauly Jail Building Co., wire
guards for jail. q 25
A. j. Gronna, poor order, j. Mat
son observation-disclosures. Is 90
J. O.Baughman, supper for jury. 10 SO
Peter Haley, coal Tor poor..... 9 SO
Stade q Svee, court orders ...... 80 20
Belyea & Belyea, county physi-
cians, January 1st, to April LIST,
1899. ........... sc 90
I'LL ooIycos INSANITY ICES, d. j.
Stewart q COL
Fl. Fox, wrapping paper.... / lOI
J.O. Sivorson, court orders 9 sol
Devils Lake Coz Operative Store,
goods for poor............... Is so
a: d. Cleveland, fuel for pauper. 3 Is
H Rutten, services as bailif. !. |
December court. .26 90
Carried. All voting yes"
The bill of F. T. Fox for meat for
Cadigan family, s11.5O, was disallowed.
The bill Of Grand Forks Herald for
assessment books and supplies, $4,000, !
laid over.
Moved, seconded and carried, that the
chairman and auditor be authorized to
enter into a contract with E. NJ. Crazy,
in accordance with his bid for furnish.
supplies.
Moved and seconded that the county
treasurer be instructed to deposit
funds in accordance with con-
tract made with. the several banks at
the January meeting. Carried.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-04-21

LOU ~, OlOck %.
Lot IA, block 70.
Lot 10, block ~.
Lot ., block 81
Lots S and 6, block lib.
Lot l, block114.
Lots 3 and4, block 119. :.
Lot 10, k6ck 100.
Lots ~ 4, s, g., :, and 9, blocl
1Lsz17 and IS, block 1873.
VI 4, block 40.
lots 10 and 20, block al.
ILots IS and IS, block 1853.
( Lots 4 and Is, block 100.
Lots II, y, % and "a, block III.
Lots II and %. block $50.
Carried. All voting "yes."
Moved and seconded that the fol-
lowing bills be allowed and warrants
ordered drawn in payment of same.
81 Small, printing. $40 81
W q Bennett, j%anitor, February
and March. on m
W G Bennett, water for boiler 6 "a
Cnas r Taylor, taking testimony
and transcripts, Illingworth
case :..... ........... 80 GO
Chas E Taylor, same, Solberg
CO oasGi.!.;: . .............. 40 60
Geo Elmslie, postage and ex-
Geo. Elmslie, extra clerk hire = o
634.OO, allowed at. .......... 4 90
John Wilkinson, extra clerk
hire, register of deeds Office. % m
john s Thoe, goops for paupers.
LlnMood and Harris. ~ *
w q Hamilton, collecting seed
A;Rrainfand tax judgments 20 m
Seorge. "DlnKman. goods fnr
Rhnper Clara Thorson.. tx n
ss s alass, court orders ETC..
q 0ook, care Of Pearl %
S2pok; January, February and
Z Sghorson, court orders 81 ~ ~
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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-04-21

Moved. seconded and carrien
]ourn until 9 o'clock q. M, nd
April 9Th. 1899. ~ :
Attest: F. A. RAKEKa
E. S. E1CH, Cha;rm.n
County Auditor.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1899-04-21

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