Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-04-07

Stl0ALUs VI A&rCtl yU0g CI0eeQ fepfeHeute d
sfation Of AZ. 7is.s7:: that ii. the
|deeds represent that amount Or money.
- The papers are ON flie In the clerks
once ct the court house ciaimlng nearly
go, 600 more for taxes. that 1t Is claimed
Nhave been omitted from assessment dur
ling The past five years. These cases
Twill not come to trial at this time, as the
quits were only lately brought.
|watedoo.
Waterloo consumers Of ice are going
Ito buy that necessity this season for
fonsiderably less than the rate which
prevailed Last year. Rates for the
stansoi this year have been fixed at So
dnd s. for private consumers. Last
Wear no season contracts were made by
dealers. the business being conducted
rate. 8
Audub.n.
Thers Is before the board of super
|ySsors petition from /. number Of citi-
zelns fer an appropriation Of $500 from
tfse county treasury to the county fair.
1slIie boird is inclined to not grant the
propiiation. the principal reason be-
Ing tina the county ut the present time
Is Ibehini in pa ying It's debts. The board
believes in going az carefully as pos
sihie
Toledo.
IL was pay day Tuesday at the Indian
PRESERVATION. One hundred and fourteen
Irechived their pay, amounting to about
s3,6 600. others are coming daily to the
lIndhan agents Office for thier pay. !.
Judge Caldwell is just home from
l5Eashing ION and brings the good news
| that the government will take care of
1.-THE Indian troubles here in way that
Will please all Toledo.
lISac City.
The ,,spdsome and substantial struc-
|ture bn,it by the Presbyterians Of
|isac { sity for a house of worship is prac-
ideally ready for dedication, but the
date Of the conservatory services has
mot set been announced. All the fur
4 nlshinss Have arrived but the pulpit
FURNITURE. The Competing is in progress
land the auditorium soon will be seated.
The walls have been beautifully fres-
coed and every feature will be COM
.plete on the day OF dedication. The
EbuilasngS viii have cost. furnished,
about $4,000.
\ Ottumwa.
The case OF r.. j. Bullock vs. the Chs
lcago, Burlington &. Quincy Railroad
Conpany was settled Thursday for the
4 sum of $500 and dismissed by the plain
tiff. The plaintiff, as administrator of
1.-The estate of John Bullock, who was
kiiled ls9v 81 1857 at the Iowa avenue
crossins by la Chicago, Burlington &
iQGincy engin1 sued the company for
4 81 ssa 4. .iss isii sss, alleging that the de-
lfendant S;is Negligent. This settlement
Iwith the adintnis traitor is a compromise
that he ought best to accept and asks
the court 70 az pro.e the same.
Washington.
4 saturday between West Chester and
lkeota, water Fisher. 14-year-old
hoy, the son OF Dick Fisher, met With
a serious accident as the result OF a
4 Shotgun ilscharge, and will lose both
hands. ffaving seen a flock of ducks
1.-The boy, wsiao was With his father and
brother in a fed. griibbed the gun,
i which in ss.ne unknown way was dis
enlarged. isi.auring his hands ina terrible
sI8manner. N sii1st It was thought botn
flthands wou.Ss hitse to be atnputatel, but
A new the p.f ysician h9nes to save the
4 thansb and first niger and parts Of the
other finseFst ~ left hand.
Jefferson.
A The G. Z X. w people are increasing
stheir railwasl yard capacity in the ives,
Z lpart of tossi, by the addition of severa
sInew tracks, (which are destined TO ac-
a commodas sle gTsat quantities of sup
4 plies wllicB Mill be stored here for the
4 dotlhia track work in this neigh bor-
HOOD sluriats sile year to come. Section
4 Boss Henry lparsor. has 81 big force OF
4 men al woNk making these improve
2|sments and additions to the company !
4 holdings hers The making of Jeffer-
4 son a tlistril5ifl ng point for new track
4 work " M fllSssl lois OF railway activ-
5Iity here sduring the summer months.
A Council Bluffs.
Al their Session Wednesday, the mem
bers OF the eauklty hoard of supervisors
4 canvassed tho tsaloon petition OF con-
d Esent for the a of Council Bluffs anc
a found Tito be asatticent. The major re
a auiremsnt wash thatit should bear tht
a signatures OF sa9 pei cent of the quail
Il aed electors OF the ;its Who cas-. theil
J. lbaiiots 1T tie elsst IN last fall. Thi.
a condition thH 81 sis 3und had been full
lfilled. on Aprgt ~ the board will can
yass the pettsioi ef consent for the
4 county This petition rust carry the
Il signatures of o. per cent VI the elector:
y who voted at the last general election.
Mason City.
The Globe Gazette states that Aiasor
4 City has probably the best record in thu
state for percentage of boys graduating
from its high school. For the past five
4 years, Including the present class, there
ihave been graduated l42 pupils, sixty
q nine OF them iiiaie and seventy three
Il female. For the past five years the rec.
4 ord has been fifty-nine to fifty-four II
a favor of the boys, but this years elias.
q changes the percentage altho not b,
much This record ia confidently be-
. Ilieved to haze 10 parallel in the state
q and the reason the boy: are kept so vel
!, |till graduation Is largely attributable Il
4 the manual training department.
Boone
A red hot crusade was inauguratet
q against the saloons in Boone Thursday
q by the serving Of lotces On every ont
4 Of them--twelveg in alli-that petition.
I. would be filed on the day named, IL
,3lthe Office of the c.erk OF the distric
court, claiming that each saloon keeper
n has established and is maintaining
|liquors nuisance a bis place of bushes.
In Boone, and asking a perpetual in
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