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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-23

from what IL known as strlngtown 10
Conigatc. a distance Of seventeen miles,
through the low. rough mountain
ranges of Choctaw Nation. This range
"a covered with small timber and
dense growth ~ underbruah, which
makes il very dinicuit 20 travel through
in the heat uf the day. The DAY was
one extremely hot, tho thermometer
registering 10 In the SHADE. From the
base OF the mountain IN The east 90
that on the west was distance OF
about nine miles. There D. nu water
Crossing here I was attacked by "a
chill. This passed on and the fever
came and I fcll prustratc hy the road
side under the heat OF the sun.
My companion, at once realizing my
condition. proceeded to nnoint WH with
OF aud then scaled the AMOUNTING and
BY the authority u his calling Dee ru-
bukcd the disease. at once AROSE ana
continued my journey With The tDau-
mony that new life had bean given me.
ana that God was the author u this
great la'ter-day work.
n has been some twenty-nlnp months
since my parents. BROTHER and sisters
babe me goodbye. but when I c0utcm-
plate the sweetness and greatness ~
the blessings ] have received during
that period. I can but say that % has
been the most happy AM CNontful
period ~ my NE. ARTHUR V. LEE.
IauuCa. Nevada.
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were really not prepared for the giorl-
Gus prophecies and blessings given,
on. how those brethren and sisters
rejolcod together. ana such promises
made unto them can harry d. CUmprc-
hendcd. That was a day ~ testimony
and In after years aa the promises there
given are being enjoyed as blessings.
that prlo8th0od meeting 30 Berlin viii
be- cause Tor JOY and satisfaction 90 alt
who have remembered their covenants
md remained true 10 the Gospel We
experience some difficulty in nudug our
way Into M families here. but after
they do learn ~ us, generally their
friendship Ia secure. II would be- Of 20
much service 10 uH % any having
friends IN any % the branches would
forward names ana addresses TO Elders
who arc located nu follows
Bcrlin-D. n. Christensen. NifchOw
strnHae o. J. Collie Robson and II.
pcory Horrlck. Trrschow Str o.
StrttiuaT e. Winn. Bruce l.. Brown,
David Harris. Stoltiug Str. a.
Oraulouhurg Francis FuollonbnCh
Claud ~ Taylor Gartcn Str. i5a.
Frankfurt. 4. O.-E. 81 Ashton.
=. w. Jones, Tunnel Str. Q.
Spandau-Lyman a. Mcbride. J..
Lloyd Woodruff. Archer Str. 30.
Illlknllen-ChhrleH Bitter brother
CinuHHen, Schwnrbnilen per iicnkischcn.
Greeting 20 all In our far on mountain
homo and the blessings Of our Father
IN heaven reward every honest heart fJt
all done In the cause OF the Gospel.
J. COLLIE Robson.
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To the Editor. we 80 '''''
Tauruday was fast day Tor the Re-
llct society members % this ward. IL
was also feast day Tor them After SING
lng ihc sisters knolt IN circle and most
humbiy and earnestly ufiod their heartg
10 God fur The rrHturntIun and rrpHUr.
walton of tho health uf Brother Joseph
Adams. the officers tnklnF the load.
Allor hlhFlnF again, every sister bore
hgr teiumony Sister Emma I.1ndcr
webb said III I did not testify OF lila
goodness, I know the Lord would bs
dHplenHvd with me; such great mercy
mas tie shown me, Tor ! have been In.
stnntl} healed from the Horust VI afilc-
For over ten yenra thls sister had been
a cripple. Some of The time she had
l'cn using cfutChHs, She had employed
four different doctors. but modlclI skiU
was unaVnillng. AZ one time he's foot
looked mo- though every particle of
nvsh WINS rotten. Her suffering cannot
bn described AZ last Hho thought herr
nclf dying with only her utila chIldron
around her Tor her husband hnd Co
leave 20 earn means Tor heir support
one day Sister Mary MnrHdon called
IN, Sister Webb told her Hhe WuH HInk.
inE uH fast uH she could She could
ghly speak lu "a whisper. Sister Mars
dyu called her father. Brother David
MNNN'N' ~ 20 como lN iNut evening and
administer 90 Sister Webb Her limb
ut this time had nix large Horps aud
it was innumcd Co the knee and III
the color Of scarlet flannel Sister
Mnrsdgn carefully nnnintcd u, Father
Muthuaou scaled the amounting. Sister
Muudon and Sister Wsbbs little ones
nll putting their hands upon their moth
90 whose NE was nll but gone FROM
that moment she rallied. rested well I'm
night got up the next day. and the Inc
Illumination had disappeared Not "a Hara
was there. The third day she attended
To all her household duties and has done
90 ever since.
This sister had many things in her
FAVOR. being O. strict observer uf the
Word ~ Wisdom always paying hgr
tlthoH ana donations literally. although
rhr has that Co contend with that
would have duuntcd any woman % lrHn
taith w our Fathers promises. Her
husband has not yet returned. When
be does, Il VIII surely give him 10y On
acknowledge that 60 deal fairly with ths
Lord 90 moro advantageous than Away
working "a catch up with doctor bills
] have Written this nt Sister Wobb'n
request Tor she said. II want every.
body a. know ~ Gods mercy a. MS
children y. CRANE WATSON
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the Saints at Jonhnson'a Springs Gooch-
land county. Upon our arrival We
learned that a family had just returned
from Salt Lake city and were circulat-
ms fnlsehoods about our people We
rcfutcd the SANDERS TO a large audience.
In the evening we preached the Goapel
a good spirit prevailed. and We started
10 our homes rejoicing We were
seized upon By n mob and wcr" beaten
with clubs We finally escaped into
tho woods and proceeded to brother
Jno. Toior'a This has alwuys bccn a
very friendly ncighborhood to the III.
dcu. but mobocr1cy To- the result OF
the Dissemination u t1lfehood. we
had the party using the club arrested,
but he was released on tho day of the
trial by an armed mob They gave ui
to understand there was 90 law 10
virginia Tor "Mormoua" We went on
to Richmond and found former friends
turned against ne. We visited the
mayor OF tho city ana the chief OF 20.
lice and were well treated. They told
" we had az much right 20 preach here
aa any one else. They are both gcu-
tlcmcn and models 20 the people Of this
city
We were abused the other day by a
minister. while riding w Main IN a
street car. but he only hurt himself.
Richmond " % beautiful city with
100000 Inhabitants. situated IN the con-
icr Of IIonricc county. along the banks
~ tho James river, II "a noted for TO
cutioaltica and relics. on the east end
~ the city atlll ntnndn the oll Pow
hntan houuc. the Identical spot whore
pocnhoutan saved Capt John smithe
life. stone now marks tho spot
In the center ~ the city on Main Hilnln
Geo WaahinEton's old headquarters. n
la built 81 stone ana " IN a good state
OF preservation Uncle sam " building
fogf torpedo boats here. the flrst 90 D.
launched next month. This means a
biz time Tor the people ~ Richmond.
u any ~ tho people ln Zion have rcln.
tiyca or fricndB Ia this city, We would
| be glad 20 call on them.
Your brother in christ
JAMES puFFiN
1879 y. Main, Rd,, Va.
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In the n,riin Conference.
Berlin. Troskow Str. IS.
August 20, 1893.

aNAhANA 80 ANaNs
To the Editor;
II present conditions, as contrasted
with former ones, are any criterion To
judge by. then | would say the words
OF one Of our late Utah visitors: ~
feel like prophesylng "a great future for
the German mission viii shortly rec is
fulhllment II will soon be two yoans
since Brother u, II. Christensen was In
stalled as the president of this confer
cncc. and since that time much has
been done. Three now fields have been
opened up and more people are hearing
from US In this section than ever before.
We are being blessed with freedom and
the conditions are almost ide0l,sO far as
the vineyard is concerned.
II IN customary for US To have gem
cril conference, and this year we were
honorcd with the presence Of Elders
Lyman, Schulthess ana Bowman OF
the European, German and Swiss mis-
Hlons respectively. A spiritual feast
was rendered uA both In conference and
Priesthood meeting These brethren
visited the fiye conferences In Germany
which nrc the Berlin. Dresden, Stuff
cart, Frankfurt and Hamburg; also
the conferences OF the Swiss mission.
and besides the general conferences
held. the branches. almost without cN-
ceptions were visited and the Gospel
principles discussed.
with Utah visitors, outside OF the Elders,
but lately we have had with ms some
noble specimens u womanhood from
the dear old mountains, and "A great
deal of good has been accomplished,
not alone to members here, but Elders
as well. 4 servant Of God Is ever
ready to receive Instructions and sug-
gcstionH, ana knowing how much cN-
pcTicnce our sisters have had We took
advantage OF this opportunity and a
general Priesthood meeting was called
which our visitors were Invited 20 at
tend A special fast day had been IN
stltuted Tor the occasion, and the Spirit
Of God was with us In power and
abundance,
Thoss prcacnt were Elders u. u Chris
Jensen. j. Collie Robson, n. Pcory Her
rick. r. c. VIM, Francis Fuellonbach.
Claud II. Taylor H. N. Ashton r. w.
Jones. and Walter Alder, ana Sisters
Lucy n. Young, susm Y. Gates, Lydia
Alder, Katie D. Christensen and Emma
Lucy Gates,
The opening prayer was 80 bcsccch-
ing and humble that we felt that God
had great feast In store Tor us, ana
ng the Elders bore their testimonies.
that calm gentle influence OF the Com
forter gave all present peace or mind
such as ~ seldom enjoyed, And then
the dear sisters full OF counsel, advice
and ndmonition began For about two
hours we listened 10 a treat which only
women IN our church, 40 tried and true.
know how TO give,
Sister Suaa Y, Gates was Just COM
GLIDING one Of the most soul Inspiring
speeches that we had ever listened TO,
| when she was blessed with tho gift of
| tongues, and for upwards of twenty
minutes we sat and listened 10 those
melOdous and musical tones as they
were given To her. We knew Il was
something grand. but as she aaid
Amen" and the glft OF Interpretation
rested upon Sister Lucy b, Young, We
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Coalvllle. Utah, Sept. -. 1899.
To the Editor;
A sunday school conference was held
nj this place on Saturday and sunday,
Sept, 9th and 10Th
stake Superintendent John BOyden
presided ana made the opening re-
marks, lie spoke uf the condition OF
the sunday schools In summit stake.
The Coalvillc East ward sunday
school was reported by Superintendent
VIM, T. Chapel
An exercise lesson In Courage" was
rendered by the Primary department
OF the lIoytsvlllc school,
The Lords Prayer was reclted by
the congregation.
Superintendent J. J. Bowen reported
the condition ~ the HoyHville school
Miss Judd ~ Wunshlp, age 8, rendered
the song, Guide Me 20 Thee"
Elder Karl q, Maeser Of the general
aupcrintendency, said that on sunday.
Sept. i1th special tonchern' meeting
would he held I'm every school In tho
stake, 10 that every teacher and officer
may be posted as TO the proceedings OF
this conference. He stated that II was
advised by the Dcseret Sunday School
Union Board that at the conference the
officers and teachers should come with
a note book and pencil TO take down
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Kanosh. Willard Co.. Sept. 18th. is99
To the Editor:
The Young Peoples Mutual improve
ment conference 90 Willard stake. has
been held at kunosh. and O. most on-
inyuhln time was had We had nH vlHl.
tors from the general Huporlntoudoncy.
Elder Rodney badger. whose timely
cuunaUlH 20 the young people. WuH n
real feast ~ reason" and encourage.
mcnt 20 good works Mrs Emma Uud-
dnri was also here In the interest uf the
young ladies. This lady has 10 HprciHi
gift N winning the hearts OF the people.
ana her Irresistible appeals 60 the
young ladies' 60 put forth 400 their
efforts Go advance the cause OF pure
WuWmhuud. renewed the love she has
always hHd here where she was for
merry "a school teacher and worker for
the truth
Thfough O. Misunderstanding con-.
'orning the dates, The conference was
not nH wen attended uH it ought CO. have
been. Tho Kanosh choir helped 90 MAX.
the conference "a success. A BIRD.
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Richmond. Va. Sept. 10. 1899.
To Tho Editor.
"a, e. peruse the columns Of your vaiu-
wy paper from time TO time, 1 find
70 De- very interesting 20 learn OF the
,ofh throughout the various parts ~
W" world by the servants Of God.
a. let my home ana loved ones on
' ms evening Of July 18TH. 1887. a little
vi ~ months ago. and was assigned
", We Virginia conference. can
uu,nlully say my lnbors have been a
,tGlC' ~ pleasure 90 me. The only
uNs have 60 regret Is that / have
done my whole duty. although
,-,e Zone the best I know how. ! have
g,e.'el IN AZ different counties In the
MY, have preached In the cltlos ~
,p,',.inond, Lynchburg, stanton and
Null9rd. have had tho privilege Of
,a,,oHhg In the beautiful Shenandoah
,sli,,N and baptizlng fourteen porsons
"a, our late conference held at Bates
nMe' Alhcmarle county, Aug 18th. I
,san etelgned with Elder J. c. Smith.
~, we beautiful city Of Richmond. THE
hllle OF the South" 1.-THE city Of
,,huches' and eathodrals. on our way
""n conference to this city, we visited
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Louisville. Ky. Sept. u, 1899.
To the Editor;
on Sunday. Sept. 10th. Saints and
friends VI the i.arkin neighhorhood
gathered together under a large bow
cry which has been made Tor the pur-
pose Of holding sunday school and
meetings In during the summer montha'
AZ 10 o'clock n. m. Superintendent J. ~.
Gillilnnd called the school 10 order and
tho usual exercises were taken up.
After the school was over We had "a
recess for fifteen minutes.
when again called TO order we lis
tened to discourse by Elder -. A.
Anleck on the npoatany. then the ladies'
invited ua 10 dinner. About nifty per-
sons purto0k of this hospitality.
IN the afternoon Elder Anlcck
preached us "A sermon on the tcHtoru-
tlnn Of the Gospel through the Prophet
Joosph smith. This was appreciated
very much by all present.
The day will long be remembered.
remain your brother,
BIANERGus MORLGUEss.
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THE BOOK or MORMON"

Two lectures by DR.. James u.
Talmnrc: an account % ~ origin. with
evidences OF tts ronuinonras and uu-
thenticlty Prepared by appointment.
These lectures arr taken from DR..
TalmaEc'H book "rhe Articles Of
Faith" but nro presented IN separate
form FOR the ufo OF investigators and
students Price 10 cts. For sale BY tho
Dessert News.
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Releases Elder VIM. Aahby ~ the
Scottish conference has been honornhiy
released 10 return home on account ~
ill health lie viii sail from Glasgow
on the p. r. Furnfasin on September q.
1890.
Elders Thomas l.. Fisher ana George
Lowe of the Lyndon conference and
Elders itcber =. Wilson and John ~.
Heap or the sheffield conference have
been HONORABLE. released 20 return home
per E o.. Ethiopla from Glasgow. Sep
tcmbcr 10. is3s.- Mllilnnihl star. Sept. T..
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Monroe. Indian Territory,
Sept. 10th, 1899.


Sept. 10th. 1899.
To the Editor;
Az opportunity IL granted us 10 scan
the pages Of your valuable paper, our
hearts are made 90 rejoice TO learn
Of the united efforts OF Gods author
lied ministry 10 promote the truth OF
pure religion. We are not idle here
We have many moro calls by invcsu-
eating friends than we are able TO re-
apond TO with our force OF Elders, The
prospects are encouraging indeed The
efforts OF the leaders OF go-cnlled Chris
tlnnity have an cTcct opposite 20 that
which they intend, Though we feel
that we are among tpe weakest Of our
Masters servants yet We feel 10 rejoice
10 think that He would olothc us with
the authority TO oflciatc lu Hts name
ana that our administration Is APP
proved Of by Him,
Tho last three months my labors have
been with our conference president,
Elder william Il. Palmer OF Cedar
city, Utah our lahors during this time
have been mostly among the Saints. In
the performance OF our duty about two
weeks ago. We were making our way
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RETURNED MISSIONARIES

Elder J. L. Workman II Virgin city.
Washington county. 10 home again nf-
ter "a successful mission 90 Texas lie
was oct apart on the 18Th NJ April. 1881.
and was assigned o. the North Texas
conference. This Held was opened up
about two years ago. and several per
sons there have embraced tho Gospel
Three sunday schools have boon found
ed. Elder Workman returned home ON
the 10Th Of this month. Hr says he
found the people of Texas liberal and
hospltablr. lie enjoyed his lubora among
them very much.
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Elder W. u. Mathis Of st. George was
set apart on the i7th Of April, 1891. for
mission 10 Switzerland. lie returned
ON the 10th uf this month la company
with 80 Saints. 10 from Holland. from
England and n from Switzerland. 10
lnbored 10 months IN Zurich and .
months IN Thurgau, Slime new year 20
persons have been baptized IN the con-
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ter bcnodlction by bishop p. u. Wright.
the conference adjourned.
G.. H. JONES. Secretary.
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Elder Franklin bulge NJ Paris Idaho.
was oct apart Tor missionary work On
the 18Th Of May 1897. and returned from
the East Kentucky conference on tho
10Th Inst. lie states that he has had
% pleasant time while absent While
tho Elders IN Kentucky are meeting
some opposition. n great work la being
done In parts ~ the State.
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rldor lian r. Rich. president q M.
fcuih'tn S'utea mission. uttlsl at tho
vows Office last Saturday. Sept &c.
~ ittsnil spending hls uIt with
friends and relatives until attsr thu DC
ln". g. inference. and tl.u return to ms
j. ltlIE done hy the Eliaft ir tho
southern fihteH. aud that tho. Gospel IA
uiuWuf Hrl Notwithstanding tIe appl-
sit'on u hos encountered iu some PLACES.
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ference. ana the work. he thinks. 10
progressing at about the same rote
throughout the country.
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Elder W. j. Shakespeare n Tropic,
Garfield county WIS yet apart for
mission 90 the Southern states on the
7th ~ April 1897. aud was assigned to
Florida and South Georgia. He return
ed home on tho t1th Inst IT, states
that the Elders urc meeting with much
success IN those states although there
~ some opposition 10 their lahor.
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Elder r. II. -, Brown OF HarriHviilo.
Weber county who was cot apart on
The 10Th ~ March. 1897. Tor missionary
luburH, returned on the goth Inst. For
two years and two months b. Travelled
in Eastern ArkHnlas. AMI the remainder
% tho time ln Kansas The work ls
progressing with fair rapdlty IN these
States b. says. ana he has enjoyed hls
missionary experience very much
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Elder William a. Iariine Of West
weber Weber county. arrived iu this
city ON the goth % this month returning
from mission Go Texas His field u
labor was FIRST the Lone star confer
,nc". and th.n Tor ten months b. pre-
Hidud over thU Austin conference. ITO
was sot apart Cor bio mission on the ION
81 March. 1897 Elder Iuriino has found
many friends In Texas. The people ua
rule are kind and prosperous.
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For Saddles and COWBOY Outfits
call at I. c. Stewards Harness Shop.
Cocgshall's celebrated Stock Saddles;
also Harness of all descriptions. Prices
reasonable. Call and see me.
I. C. STEWART,
Williston. N. D.
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n storehouse Of Information.

Nh This lis an age Of Encyclopedias, and
their value is NOT to be questioned, but
the average person is far too busy to
spend timein porting over encyclopedias,
and will consulta dictionary hundred
times to an encyclopedia once. Nor will
4 much he lost either. il the dictionary is
Webster's International Dictionary,
which contains wealth of information,
4 making itreally an encyclopedia, con-
densed, it is true. but all the more valu-
able for that very reason.
In fact the International should be
considered necessity in every family
8(though the style in which it is presented
makes it a luxury as weld and a saving
of three cents a day for year will pro-
vide more than enough money to pur-
chase it. The publishers, 6. & G. Mer-
Ram Co., ofSpringfeld, Mass, cheerfully
send free a prospectus containing speci-
men pages, III itself we'll worth a careful
reading.
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Equal to the Occasion.

Equal to the OccnSiOn.
Maud-Did you not call for help
when he kissed you?
Marie-No. He didn't need any.
Life.
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Organization Certificate
Williams County State Bank.

h TZNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS,
IAThat we, whose names are hereuntO sub
scribed. have this day united ourselves together
ness Of banking, under the laws Of the State of
North Oak ota. and have adopted and executed
articles Of association in duplicate for that pur
articles to the Secretary Of State of North Da-
kota; that we do hereby under our hands,
make and file the following as our Certificate of
Organization:
The name of said corporation is WILLIAMS
COUNTY STATE BANK.
SECOND.
The place where the business of discount and
deposit Is to I've carried OH is the town of Will
lston, in Williams county, North Dakota.
THIRD.
The amount of the capital stock, and the
are: Five thousand dollars, divided in fifty
!, shares Of one hundred dollars each.
FOURTH.
The names and places of residence of the
shareholders and the number of shares held by
each of them are as follows:
Name. Residence, Shares.
T. L. Beiseker... Fessenden, N 20
z. II. Davidson, Jr. CarringtonN. D.........~2O
C. II. Davidson ....... Darlington, N D. IL
&. FIFTH. "
The period at which this corporation shall
commence business shall be the second day of
January, 1899, and it shall terminate the second
day of January, 1924.
In witress whereof, We have hereunto set our
hands and seals, each for himself, this 10th
day of December, A. d. 1888.
T. l.. BEISEKER. SEAL
e. H. DAVIDSON, Jr. fsEAL
c. H. DAVIDSON. SEAL
State Of North Dakota,
County Of Foster. 81.
On this goth day of December. 1895 before me
personally appeared I. L. Beiseker. C. H. David
son, Jr., and c. H. Davidson, known to me to be
the persons who are described in, and who
executed the foregoing certificate of organiza.
ton, and they and each of them acknowledge
to me they executed the same.
A. /. HEGGE
Notary Public, Foster Co., N. D.
Office of Register of Deeds,
State OF North Dakota, Iss.
County of Williams
her, by certify that the within instrumen,
/. was filed i'll this Office for record on the 2Stt
DAY of December, A. D., 1898, at o'clock p. m
and was duly recorded in Book A, Miscellane
Gus Records, Page 126.
II. Z. FIELD,
SEAL Register Of Deeds
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The following bills were allowed:
Andy Twitchell, 2 COYOTE skins, $ 90
Jno. B. Foynant . /" 3 W
Alex RenyiIle, gray wolf, |
coyote skin $500. 5 w
Doug. Bell, repairing court house 30
C.. A. BRYANT. express / 25
f. A. Sharp, cd wood, saving
same Is 90
Hedderich Bros. & Co., cor. GER
ti6cstes 2 20
Joe Truax. cor. certificates 6O
&c. Stewart, com'r's fees 3 U
r, Gaines 9. 3 70
On motion board adjourned till Feb.
18th, 1899, Mt 8 O'Clock. p. m.
H. RoEHR, County Auditor,
By G. A. BRYANT, Deputy.