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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-25
NETWORK
NAVY MATERIAL IMPROVEMENTS DURING THE
SUMNER


vsu.York University has been active during va
s.,o- AZ each % the three points Of her "Trian-
=. VIZ O., Washington square az East Twenty
v.s-s. and First-ave.. and az University He ghts.
s1sss .h~ae cs'ces are so connected by telephone
.sar t.ey are n constant touch. At Washington
So, la-ge sum has been expended this sum
--sr ~ et-re up the Hall Of Pedagogy This occu-
,as IRE eo..re area OF the ninth floor Of the new
trrsr- ac-a- lS feet on the square ny lo0 feet II
vare-.ey and Washington places. II Includes a
,r-s-v rr-0l laboratories. lecture. study and cloak
,,--s The rew hall VII Do In complete order by
.sa s-s r- This month. NJ specific name Will be
,~s- -, lie hall until the desired fund OF 800 ooo
g. .-s endowment mas been completed.
r,ss- TRe-ty-siXrh-st and First-ave. Is the red.-
al .e-t-e 90 the university. Here Il has several
s-r--es tr- d1rias the summer i, has extended
e. r.. -a' work by adding to The university the
10 .-- veterinary colleges in the United States.
,,e4.. .rev vii hereafter be known as the New
v,rs American Veterinary College. A. present the
,s.---.- are 90 20 a. the Veterinary Hospital r.
r,.-.-. .----st.. west OF S.xth-ave.
IT,. +....ty - the university and Bellevue Hos
rrs. l.f ID College has this year FOR the first
ne tt.red sumner school Of medicine.
s.,ce.-.- vo-k has been done in it by several Of
80 .-1.- Professors and Instructors.
r--....-..v Heights has In five years made ITSELF
. -,-... Gown T. entertained the American Pnilo-
,os.-. Association in July providing rooms and
boar "e'l'e.s' 49,,
', hall has been n--i, ms s'n'''sl ~
- 80, - 49,. t.., a,o5 IN. ,-a
-l- gins tlF Aah nave also oee- --.vN .' '-
Del. Is Th- latter Is 70 be in SefE"icN-aVe
..-e grounds have been improved during
--s- ris- Ing The ONO Field IN i-s per-
.a as- ~ re gymnasium and by grad
= 1885,. re ~ev- iir~ary building 20 form d
L. -- - several acres From the por-ico u
extends d wax 70 De known the
:. rv.- re thousand feet in a straight i-e
- ---.- 's,-- ~ Gould Han Trees are - he
-1is 4-sl shaping Of -he grounds
t.s- '- -e s".se =. go .ps~ he U-es-
ta.- $3.50 o~s ~ sss+ "a NM, e
Ce- a.,-- w - --.,-.h -,-o-i, ~ "a 10
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NEw rpc,N-MENrs TO TIE TEACHING FoRcE
~ GETS

P,.--.es-s.e Y Sept 24-The college opened
Vi,- evening chapel service on Friday Al
--ste--er. - t1e registration cannot yet 2e
mac. t.t t-- enrolment % new students IS 'arge'
and --- freshman class VII equal Or exceed n
n-~-.- .a- 20 .as- year
Tie ..v proper has Two new rnemhers-M'ss
Fla E.-...- secretary 20 the college. and DIT
Fran e Lille professor ~ biology. whose WORK
d .-s--...-cr r zoc.ogy AZ the University OF MOI
.ga1 and 81 en- 5-yology A. me Marine Biological
La-.-e ~ woods Hole has won for him
"i-e rao-.a-.on
~ eminent has yet been made % ne pro
fesso-- o, art left vacant last year by ne
ae4t- Professor Henry Van Ingen. and me
az ---f- pr t-4 FRS, semester aye therefor n't
open --r new courses In Blhle study cond tcfei
D. '.e IT,. William y Hill OF PoughH~ep7lr nay
pee, e-'tel ty considerable ntnoe. ~ i-'e, ,
A 9.e ..l- course IN modern Greek "i4 ~ COM
olc'f- .ls- Mary Louise Nichols. .--t et.lett.-s
.-- PAGE 10 instructor 80 creek Mss - .trc7
-es -f frr teIowsrlps Ar the Amer l'di - .-.--
a. athens The creek department has tArtnrl PEI
r. arr r.~ appointment o. Miss f-llIa. u r.
St.Ar Pr '"o years graduate st-1rI- ~
rs t-tra. = Robinson. ~ me IN
sccsar ODDS rre place % assistant lh D..'oHf
Slss Caroline r Fgrness has reilIi.'eu d.. a' ~ -.
sra! absence r graduate Work al 'D.-.-'-. 49,.
sFi-ti PHI. -er former place as assistant III 80
observatory TIE English department mas w.
~" 1s'r ctors Miss Elizabeth HempeI -'''', IL
a7sar and Miss Florence Keys ", W.
~ t,-r i..r- reader IN English AZ bTlR NV.
~ -as srer- me last Two years IN w w -,
O1tof- a.r .l Berlin Mss Charlotte VI i'e'I,
20 -ulrer ~ kapeLmel7irr i't4-e
sps-. .- t-.eg me place ss ins''U'''' d" ~
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CHANCE y orENING DATA Fr'DGET OF FAC
rLrY APPOINTMENTS


TIE acaaen.c year % Columbia University WI
beg, 7- Wearesav October :. instead Il or the =.
as has been announced. because re exar1--
ra:.ons which were scheduled for Sep'enl-
Rep % ars e. have been postponed until
October . and Q '- Difference - +he Dewey
cse5ratton J.5e.-s from he applications which
have been received az re 5Irsa-s ofHoe. 80 en-
----r classes fl al departments bid fair - cut
r.-r-er Ire class % o.
~ James Hume Ca-eeld. formerly president -
ONO Sta-e University who succeeds George
=. se- IS rs~.r.a- has t-r some time been occu-
- Ms rev place NJ Baker IS librarian
e----i-.s Otaer faculty changes are - follows.
Z frederick Brockwav. secretary ot tre faculty
20 --5.-lae n place Of Edwin 2 Cragi1. resigned.
J--- ~ Houston. professor of law. William Led
ya-- Ca-1-art. adjunct professor ~ neo0 lH-'a
engineering TT : AIRED Mitchell. tutor in astron-
o-r -- August jerome Lar-igan tutor IN Paino.-
or' William p Johrsto-e r.. +. assistant N
r,r-.-s. Oscar Raymond wilson VI E. assist
60 .- mechanical cheering John Garrett Under
h.- assistant IN literature LEWIS Nathaniel Chase
ASSISTANT r. literature. Alfred 2 J. Remy assist
a.. -i- .c "a Ernest Nass va
.-s U S--e-r r. assistant ~ organic chemis ~
Z Loog assistant n norma n's-o -ss ~.
lam cutter ass.stant IN physiolos. al ,aen-
is,- Frederick Clark Pau.mier assistant ID
frank surlif Hacke,t assistant r. me
o.. 4.- English c5mpOsiicr. Or. George haltnazar
l. SIS Wadswor,h assistant n hac'erio.
rs- r-- = Carleton assistant ~ rhetoric ana
E.s imposition. DIT Marshall Avery Howe.
6-.- music Wlsan A Mite lecturer IL the
s'r- H. b lecturer in Law school. Dr. John A
Ia--e .rze lecturer IN a1min!s'ra non Dr ttenrf
ca s--rsn Lecturer n ara, 6n.5-ez
$50 = chanel service ~ a. II. W1e1
P--- Low WI make q short address. The an
n -.- afternoon - rne first Monday % October
. '.
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with the largest freshman class except one. IN -
! -.-t.- ,-o,..~o- m y Smith has asked 70 o@
| ''""' p'''.,''' 80 -, $780, {. South
''''','' Wi" ~ " -' ~ ,..-si,,. ~ virginia
/ an. H is a graduate ~ ne lniF'lSl9 "a
~, -, ,..,...4 ..,d.es ~ Johns Hopkins
! and Haryard and has had five years experience
~ '.e,,.h..'. 80 A. eek and Latin has 80
.,rod o. -. Of r- r a. Manning. who has
,sken nos, 1~.fy,ta work ~ Harvard and taught
! i'm thar institution w Kendall VII assist FIo-
lessor Jones IN frfn,n ana ''''i'''
New Brunswick y J.. sept. THE l3ftn year
/ A. Rutgers College was begun on Wednesday Inc
freshman class numbers sixty-fve Of whom forty
nine are n tho scientific and sixteen In the ciass-
cal section There Will b. few changes Oh The fac
ui.v This ve,~ r g. Van Dvok ir has accepted
/ .no ,,,,o az tre--,,oto- f1 mathematics A. Law
-aroe,ii,s He IL. succeeded hv Ezra F Sceftergood.
who resumes his old place Isaac Ellsworth.
% will sct a. an assistant In oiogy Colonel q VI
- more is eHpe'T"H 10 '' - :, -, y.
- al --s,f~.J rsg,,.sr Army ofare- rankinK
a. car-sfr b. aim 4c- urfi fre regular Instructor.
Captain Us. g.. Butler rrtlrns from tae FnlNp-
pines
Although rho school - Pedagogy established ~
,...
doors Tor students ln'h J''lf I"'' F@. l'''''s
. 81 ,-,.,
'' f'"' " '''' -
N ~indF iha' Will better IN '''Hl ''' 'n.f ",.N
e ,,..,,..- : r.t,. ... . .,, e,,.,f,, IN
o' "'.- = %" 49,,
training NJ teachers The school wn. open with
never close. TIE year VIII b" divided irfo FOUR
seasons one u which VIII always consist Of
similar summer school. with tho elementary de-
partment condGeted as . vacation school
" n-feN'r me ir'N'..inS Ii''tiF system goes IT.
proves OF great Nall" ana ind- ready acceptance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-25

The members - the Gi-e Bario and Mandolin
clubs ara a- work already preparing s0r ,heir fall
concerts The management has decided upon an
Easter tri7 t' he taken through ire West
The members ~ The senior class enjoyed -ous-
'rg reception on their return on Wednesday. The
class held its annual dinner Ar 'he Murray Hill
Hotel The gymnasium vas handsomely decorated
ny The memheVs n The junior class music was
furnished hv the coliega orchestra Under me dlrec
zion ~ Professor Ham James O'Nel. ~ New
London Conn. vas elected class president
Manager David Donovan ~. ~ me Football As
ISOLATION. has bad his men IN practice daily since
the return - The students
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BANK PRESIDENT KILLED ~ sATuILL.

Charlotte. Mich. Scnt A-Wu'am Smith presi-
dent of ne First National Bank or This city. was
kfrs5 A. Wolverine. Mch. Yesterday. by being
-h-ovy1 from q Jog carrier against a moving saw.
NJ Smith had vast lumber interests IN Cheboygan
COUNTY and went 20 tnat POM on NedHesaay 20
make general arrangements for rre transfer - the
--o-arfv 20 Chicago man. who was with NJ.
smith A. ire tine oe ne accident Besides cor
troiliry the stock II NE F.rs- National Bank hs
3,= rated as ore ~ The richest mon in f1e county.
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were teachers and 27o were from New-York state.
There "a and 1872 men mere
about one hundred and twenty in the nature stuls
courses. These figures 10 not lnclNde me Cia Si
twenty-nine In entomology and about one hundred
students who were working In the shops - Sinl"y
rolflg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-09-25

even though the time 81 preparation has been some
what Jess than the prescribed four years for Laun
and three FOR Creek
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the coming year. but the number % applications =
already received Is considerably larger than ar TINS
tine lasf vear
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AMONG THE COLLEGES.
NEARLY ALL THE INSTITUTIONS HAVE
BEGUN THE YEAR.

o~urR EDUCATIONAL AFFAIRS OF IN
TEREST.
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SUMMIT, '. j.
i r. ard ~ Is b. - minutes - M NeR
THE BLAG II 1T m.
Large house r1ftae-- .arsr srad} grounds
= ard ana ron. q. .m s. - '1 s. 80 per DAY


rlrs class .1afDns Vlfh breakfast all -nneF
s. so rooms without meals 8 80 and 81 3D. 40 minl IS
'-ani N-N York va l. 8 4 Trains every %
minutes from Christopher and Barclay street ierTeS
The Norfolk weekly news. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1888-1900, 1899-11-16

We have today stand pledged merchandise little
umarksa your
The Norfolk weekly news. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1888-1900, 1899-11-16
Deafness Cannot he Cured.

BY local applications as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deafness,
and that is by constitutional remedies.
Deafness is caused by an infiamed con-
dition of the mucous lining of the
Eustachian Tube. When this tube is
inhamed you have rumbling sound or
imperfect hearing, and when it is en-.
tirely closed, deafness is the result, and
unless the inflammation can be taken
out and this tube restored to its normal
condition, hearing will be DESTROYED
forever; nine cases out of ten are caused
by catarrh, which is nothing but an
infiamed condition of the mucous sur.
faces.
We will give one hundred dollars for
any case OF deafness Caused by catarrh)
that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure. Send for circulars free.
+. j, CHENEY g. Co., Toledo,O.
Sold by druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are tue best.
The Norfolk weekly news. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1888-1900, 1899-11-16

The remonstrance signed by j. A. De-
Wolf and "a others objecting to the es-
tablishment of said proposed road was
also read and considered. Commissioner
John j. Hughes stated that he would
vote against the granting of the road
for the reason that in his opinion the
public good does not require the OPEN
ing thereof, and for the further reason
that the benefits derived by the petition
ers would not warrant the expense and
cost of opening the same.
Commissioner A G.. johnson declared
that he opposed the petition for tho
reason that he thought the board would
not be justified in cutting down the dam
ages as assessed by the appraisers and
that in his judgement the said proposed
road is not of sufficient Importance to
warrant the cost and expense of establish
ing the same.
1t was moved by H. w. Winter and
seconded by John j. Hughes that the
petition of Ira G. Westervelt and Others
be granted and the road opened as
| described in said petition. The motion
being put by the chairman H. w. Win.
ter voted aye, John j. Hughes, no; A.
G. Johnson, no. The motion was de.
clared lost and the petition disallowed
and rejected.
On motions claims for costs incurred
in above road case were audited and
clerk directed to pay the same out of
money deposited:
James Roseborough, special commits
sioner, per diem and mileage, 81, 20.
r. ID. Scott, publishing notice, $5 90.
w. @. Huycke, constable serving in
dividual notices on land owners and
mileage, 81. 80.
NJ L. Perkins, appraisers fee and
mileage, $3.50.
S. W. Duel, appraisers fee and mile.
/ age, $3.50.
John H Harding, appraisers fee and
mileage, $3.50.
In the matter of the road petitioned
for by j. Hoepfnger and others, the
time for filing claims having expired,
the clerk was directed to appoint ap.
praisers.
On motion board adjourned until
o'clock p. m, November 2S, 1899
Il. G.. HEILMAN,
County Clerk.
The Norfolk weekly news. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1888-1900, 1899-11-16
on personal tax.

applied on personal tax.
Frank Ambroz, judge days, S4.00.
Q. w. Clute, judge, 2 days, 81 90.
j. G. Osborn, clerk, days, S4.0O
S. M. Bowling, clerk and making re-
turns, 3 days and II miles, 1920, ap-
piled on personal tax.
Thomas Lestina, constable, l day,
So 90.
limerick precinct:
John Horrocks, judge, 3 days and 20
miles, $S 90.
Jay Vaughn, judge, ? days, $4 90. ap-
piled on personal tax.
S. H. Grant, judge, ? days, $400.
w. w. Young, clerk, 2 days, $4,0O.
j. II. Twiss, clerk. 2 days, $i.0O, ap.
piled on personal tax.
f. H. Willis, police, l day, $500.
Shell Creek precinct:
A. @. Johnson, judge, 2 days, 81 90.
George Morgan, judge, 2 days, S4OO,
applied on personal tax.
G. r. Hinman, judge days, - 90.
Mons Knutson, clerk, 3 days and 23
miles, $3.50, applied Oh personal tax.
A. l. Stewart, clerk, 2 days, $4,0O
@. Brinkmdn, constable, | day, 81
Kalamazoo precinct.
j. H. Stibley, judge, days and 13
~,
Fred H. Kohl judge 2 days, $4.00.
Herman Fucker, judge days, $4.00.
John Jostes, jr., clerk days, $4.00.
Elmer McKibben, clerk days $4.00,
applied on personal tax.
No constable appointed,
Green Garden precinct.
Jacob Gabelman, judge 2 days, 81 90.
Adam Gross, judge days and 10
miles, 81 90.
Adam Emrick, judge days, $4,O0.
Henry Wehenkel, clerk 2 days, 81 90.
Henry Freudenburg, clerk 2 days,
A. 60.
No constable appointed.
Madison precinct:
j. w. Maguinness, judge days, 81. 90.
G. A. Huylor, judge days, 5000.
August Litke, judge days, $500.
| j. l. Grant, clerk 3 days, 5000.
A. M. Kochig, clerk days. and
mile, $S TO-
Matt Cleveland, constable dav So co.
applied on personal tax 1895
Geo r Wycoff, canyasser ! day, So 90
NJ. b. Foster, canvasser / day $500
applied on personal tax.
City of Madison, hall rent, fuel ETC.,
S4.l7.
H. w. Warner, hall rent SO 90. applied
on personal tax.
G. L Mutfiy, setting up election
booths, $500.
School district, west. Emerick) rent
$3.50.
School district, (Jenkins school house
reut, 81. 30.
School district No, 27, rent and fuel
81 80.
On motion claim of A. @. johnson
for services as county commissioner
mileage and postage was allowed, $S4. 10
On motion board adjourned for Dime
and met at ! p. m.
The road petition, signed by Ira G.
Westeryelt and 33 others asking that
lpublic road be located and opened, com
mencing at the northeast corner Of sec
tion 10, township "a, north Of range
west of the 9th principal meridian il
Madison county, Nebraska, running
thence north one mile and Terminating
at the southeast corner of section 7, il
same township and range was taken NJ
The Norfolk weekly news. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1888-1900, 1899-11-16

MADISON, Nov. s, lS99-At | p. m
board of county commissioners met pur'
suant to adjournment, a. O. Johnson,
ii. w. Winter and John j. Hughes
present.
On motion claims were allowed as
follows:
l.. w. Lyon, operating county grader,
S235. 90
d. II. Persons, work with county
grader, $40 80.
J. Il. Flynn, labor performed and
material furnished Oh river north of
Meadow Grove, $4,000.
John +. Flynn, graveling grade at
Meadow Grove, balance SlD,S2, less
personal tax S3l 30, balance $99,52.
Carl Wilde, county treasurer, account
tax j. Il, Flynn, 1883 and 1890, $3l 30
r.. ID. Scott, printing delinquent tax
list, $3i6.l
w. n, Huse, printing ballots, bar
dockets, stationery, etc, S2O925
Il. d. Scott, publishing commissioners,
proceedings and legal notices, $SS.61.
II. ID. Scott, legal blanks, programs,
etc, Slip,
On motion board adjourned for sup
per, and met I p. IN.
On motion claims were allowed as
follows:
Western Wheel Scraper Co., new
apron and other repairs for county
grader, 1920.
Alva Crooks, ditching, $l2 60.
Cant Wage, work and lumber on
county line bridge, S7.54.
Cant Wage, repairing bridges and
grading, $lS, so.
CIV Crum, county superintendent,
salary for October, $4,000.
Aug. Brummund, erecting ballot box
and election booths, $i.6O.
VIM, Brummund, work ON bridges
$50 90.
James b. Hume, lumber for bridges
$ll6.15
Jno. w. Warrick, lumber for bridges,
S239 S4
Joe Mills, witness, fee, and mileage
- 80
Guy Deuel., lumber, for bridge, $40, 81
James Hughes, work on bridge. ant
grader, $3.50.
Wm, Parkinson, plumbers goods ant
wages, 90
Fremont Tribune, election supple
475.
5. 4, Napier, wolf scalps,So % ap
plitu on pcIeOhul luA'
Carl Wilde, county treasurer accoun
tax S. 7, Napper, IS 90,
Horst Bros, merchandise and labor
court house and Jail, $40 so,
@ A. Youngquist, hauling lumber fo
and work on county bridges, $4,000.
Fremont Tribune, stationery ,$li 10.
John II Huff, stationery and prin
ing for county, $1,000.
, j. b. Donovan, letter heads for count
q superintendent, 81
Thomas Disregard & Co, lumber Il
: county bridges, 1912 IS.
= Gust Kaul, janitor, for October, $50 o.
State Journal Co., record books an
election supplies, $sl 40 less overchari
81 90, balance $50, 40.
Perkins Bros Co, rubber stamps, 81
In the matter of the insanity OF Fri
0 Bolifski:
a WI. Hutchinson, physician, $500.
Arthur w. Gross, attorney - 90.
Chr. Schayland, clerks fees, 800,
The Norfolk weekly news. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1888-1900, 1899-11-16

Chr. Schavland, county atlas, express
and postage, S2l. l.55.
In the matter of the alleged insanity
of Herman Nevis:
w. f. Hutchinson, physician, S3 90.
A. w. Gross, attorney, $500.
DIR. T.. n. Smart, making personal eX'
animation, So 90.
Chr. Schavland, clerk district court,
fees. 50 30.
Henry Smith, witness, fee and mile
age, so 80.
Cecilia M. Abts, witness, fee, and
milage, $40.
Jno Mills, complainant 81. So disal-
lowed.
On motion board adjourned until to,
morrow at n. III.
Board met at a III. Nov. 3, 1899.
With respect to claims for services of
election boards it was Oh motion resolved
to allow Judges and clerks in Madison
precinct 3 days and in all other precincts
days, except that the members caring
for and making returns shall be al
lowed one extra day and mileage and
that all constables or police shall be paid
for one day.
The following is an enumeration of
the claims:
Norfolk, First ward:
Aug, Brummond, judge, 3 days and
l6 miles, S7.60.
Alf. Bigelow, judge, 2 days, S4.OO.
G. f. w. Marquardt, judge, 2 days,
S4. 90.
A. p. Pilger, clerk, 2 days, $4.00.
j. G. Lambert clerk, 2 days, S4.OO.
Carl Korth, police, / day, $500,
Norfolk Second ward
Julius Degner, judge, , days and l6
miles, 81 CO.
Anton Bucholz, judge, ? days, 800.
III. Nj. Roberts, judge, days, $i.W.
| II. G. Brueggeman, clerk 2 days, S4.O
applied on personal tax.
B. M. Singer, clerk, 2 days, $4.00
VIM Leu, police, day, $500,
Norfolk Third ward
j. S. McClary, judge, days, l6 miles
81 go, less personal tax, s. 10, balanct
So 10.
f. A. Bryant, judge, 2 days, 81 90
applied on personal tax.
j. Chesnutwood, judge, = days, Si.OO
w. ii. Dexter, clerk, days, S4,OO, ap
piled on personal tax
Otto Zuelow, clerk, ? days, S4.OO, ap
) pied on personal tax.
Joe Horrisly, police, day, - 90, ap
piled on personal tax.
Norfolk Fourth ward:
j. NJ Roland, judge, 3 days and 1
miles, 81 go.
, VIM II Rish, judge, 2 days, "a co.
], S. Burnett, judge, ? days, $4.OO, az
r piled OH personal tax.
Fred Koerber, clerk, 2 days, 81 90, az
piled on personal tax.
(. Lee Hei ishiser, clerk, , days, Si.00.
No police employed.
Y Norfolk outside precinct:
G, p. Byerly, judge, B days and
I miles, 81 80.
John Wade, judge, days, Si.00 al
J. piled on personal tax.
d Carl Winter, judge, 2 days, s4,OO.
9 Il. ID. Hammond, clerk, days, "a. Ol
j. farmer, clerk, 2 days, $500.
U Henry Haase, police, day, $500.
2 Valley precinct:
A. f. Craig, judge, days, $500, al
piled on personal tax.
Geo. Herman, judge, days, si.0O.
Peter l.. Bussey, judge, 3 days and
The Norfolk weekly news. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1888-1900, 1899-11-16

miles, $500, less personal tax, 1926,
balance, 1915.
J. Il. Redman, clerk days, $4.OO.
ID. Whitla, clerk 2 days, $40O.
H. @. Lulow, police day $500.
Deer Creek precinct:
Joe Hughes, judges days 81 and miles,
$50.
G. N. Marsh, judge days 81 90, applied
on personal tax.
j. II. Jackson, judge 2 days, 81 90.
John Harding, clerk days, 81 90.
Joe Orr, clerk 2 days, $4.00 applied on
personal tax.
James Hughes, constable day, 81 co.
Burnett precinct:
r. X, Hansen, judge 4 days and 40
miles, $1,000.
L. A. Russell, judge 2 days, $4.0O.
j. II. Kierstead, judge 2 days $500,
applied on personal tax
Chas A. Smith. clerk 2 days. $4 90.
Giles Warren, clerk days, $4.0O.
Case Huycke, constable day, 50 90.
Grove precinct:
w. B. Hutchinson, judge 3 days 27
miles, $50.
Herman Wohlfeil, Judge days, $4.OO.
f. B. Green, judge 2 days $4.OO, ap.
piled on personal tax.
@. J. Hixson, clerk 2 days, $4.00.
Geo. Mutfiy, clerk days, $i,OO.
No constable appointed.
Highland precinct:
+. @. Tegeler, judge 3 days and 90
miles, $780, less personal tax 5000 bal
ance 50 45.
H. Rickenburg, judge 2 days 90, ap.
piled on personal tax.
H. Massman, judge 2 days, $4,0O.
| T w I ,oyy CLARK 6avs III OO
VIM. Miller clerk 2 days "a 90, applied
on personal tax.
| No constable reported.
Battle Creek precinct:
Fred Miller jr,, judge B days, and
90 miles. $500.
f. G., Brink, Judge 2days "a co. applied
ON personal tax.
Aug. Stetfen, judge days, - 90.
Harry Barnes, clerk 2 days. 81. co.
Frank Martin, clerk 2 days $4OO, les
pesronal tax So 20, balance - cents.
Phil Beck, police / day, 500,
Warnerville precinct:
@. ]. Lodge, clerk days. making re
turns | day and miliage for 10 miles
s. 90.
w. X Pettitt, clerk days, 81 90.
+. ID. Daniel, Judge days, $4.0O, les
personal tax So 30, balance So cents.
VIM Boche, jr., judge 2 days, $500.
w. H. Boyd, judge days 81 90, les
personal tax ~ cents, balance 1898.
Harry Tannehill, police day, 81 90.
Union precinct:
Ed. Hyde, judge ? days, $4OO.
Nj. j. Riley, judge ? days S4.Oo, al
piled on personal tax.
c. S. Snyder, judge 2 days, S4.O0.
John j. Malone, clerk days. $4.00.
VIM, Isenhower, clerk 3 days, and
5 mile, $6 10.
Claus Young, police day, $500.
Fairview precinct:
+. A. Lyon, Judge days and miles
$6 10.
Henry Witzel, judge days, "a 90.
Oscar Sunderman, judge, day
$500.
Fred Kurtz, clerk, days, 81 90.
j. w. w. Stork, clerk, 2 days, $40O.
No police appointed.
Schoolcraft precinct:
oil w. r. Martin, judge, 2 days, 81. 4.o
The Norfolk weekly news. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1888-1900, 1899-11-16

Dom Paul may trust in Providence
without injuring his chances, but il
will be well for him not to get Provi-
dence confused with certain New York
newspapers, which have gratuitously
taken upon themselves the task of set
Ting the whole Transvaal trouble
The Norfolk weekly news. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1888-1900, 1899-11-16

A new drydock under construction at
Newport News is large enough to hold
two battleships at the same time.
With our growing navy the necessity
for ample drydocking facilities is ap-
nnrent.
The Norfolk weekly news. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1888-1900, 1899-11-16

While President Kruger's favorits
beverage heretofore is said to have been
lemonade he is now partial to Orange
aid