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ALL OVER THE COUNTY.

hece attended the Wild West show at
Manitowoc. Some left their purses their,
We are told.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Wascher of Nero
visited at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs john
Kock last Saturday and Sunday, return
ing home on Monday.
Mrs. Chas. Young Of Rockford, Ill, is
visiting with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Ed Jantz. She will remain here about
month.
The Rev. Joseph Mack OF Whitelaw
preached ut Maple Grove last Sunday.
John Kloehn ST., of Forest Junction,
who went on an extended visit to Ger
many some months since, has returned.
DR.. Ed Kloehn, and brother Otto,
Miss Hattie Jessie, and Richard, Ida,
Hannah Schwartz attended the Epworth
League convention at Appleton.
Z. c. Dau. the genial book keeper Of
the Brillon Lumber Co., visited with
his family ut the West Bend home last
Saturday remaining over Sunday.
George Wiftz is now devotiug his
whole time to the business of carpet
weaving.
4 party was held at the home of Mr.
Jooss last Wednesday evening in honol
of his son John, it being his birthday
The following young people were pres
ent: Misses Minnie Weiss, Lille Lint
ner. Agnes Retzlotf, Amanda Plank
Nettie Schuler, Beanca Schiller an
Messrs, Willie Lintner Adolph Plank
Adolph Novak, Ed Barthke and Chas
Koch. They played domino in whic
Chas Koch won first prize and Adolp
y wax second.
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TWO RIVERS.

P. II. Hamilton went to Milwaukee.
Miss Mary Gagnon left on visit to
Green Bay.
Miss Maggie Hippert is home from
Chicago for a short vacation.
Miss Agnes ,Jaenecke of Oshkosh is
the guest of Mrs R f. Boehm.
Miss Mary Tegen is home from Chi
cago to spend short vacation.
c.. A. Gilman and two children of
Racine are guests of f. Ollendorf.
Miss Annie Zimmerman is here from
Milwaukee.
Dr. Christensen has recently received
a handsome span OF ponies from the
Wild West.
Mrs. John Schroeder, Mrs. Wenzel
Blaha and Mrs. JOS Gagnon left for
Milwaukee.
Mrs. w. Conine and Mrs. John klopf
of Milwaukee, but former residents OF
this city, were here on "a visit last
Thursday.
JOS. Gagnon of the Eastside went to
Copper Harbor, Michigan last Thurs
day.
G. A. Cavanaugh went to Beaver
Dam on business last Thursday.
l.
the guest of Mrs. Otilla Bartelme OF
this city.
+. Dettmann and little daughters
spent portion of last week with friends
in Sheboygan.
Edwin Chloupek and family of Green
Bay have been visiting in this city and
Manitowoc the past week.
Casper Schodroff and daughter
Josephine, of Chicago, have been guests
at the Waverly the past week.
A pleasant farewell party was ar
ranged for Miss Mabel Campbell by
Miss Lulu Hartung one evening last
week.
Mrs. Duncan Buchanan and Mrs.
Thos McNeal of Sheboygan are visiting
their mother and brother in Two
Creeks.
A H. Lehman has completed his
labors as special agent of the L. 5. for
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MANITOWOC RAPIDS.

Miss Ida Olson of Clarks Mills is WISH
ting at Herman Brown.
Mr., and Mrs. O. kueger of Milwau-
kee, have left for home after having
visited few weeks at c. kubatzkeys
The male choir of the Evangeic Luth-
eran church held its picnic at c. Brick $
IA week ago last Sunday.
A few days last week, the thermome-
ter showed as much us 9S degrees in the
shade.
The rain caused field work to be sus-
pended for few days, the ground and
grain being too wet.
E. S. Bedell has brought the first to-
matoes to the market.
Nearly all grain is cut III this section.
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IN PROBATE MANIrowOC County toURT
In the matter ut the estate OF John trur-
tels, deceased.
ON reading ana filing the petition ot John
AucfclS administrator of the estate of said de-
ceased for the adjustment aud allowance Of her
account tand the assignment ~
the residue of said estate to such other persons
ts are by law entitled to the samp):
It Is ordered that said account he examined
adjusted and allowed at a regular term of said
court to bc held at the office of the County judge
in the city Oi Mauitowoc, in said COuatv, on
Tuesday. the 18th day of september \. ID. lHH
1t is further ordered, that upon the adjust
mcut and allowance of such account lay this
'uurt ~ aforesaid, the residue of said estate b..
by the further order and Judgment ot this
court assigned to such persons ~ are by law
entitled to the same.
1t is further ordered that notice of the time
and place of examination and allowance of such
account and Of the assignment OF the residue at
said estate hc given to all persons Interested
by publication of this order for three successive
weeks before said day, in the Mauituwuc Pilot
. weekly newspaper printed and published ar
thr city of Mautowuc and state ut Wise, sin
Dated August 18th. 1892
By the Court.
J. :. An DERSON, Comfy Judge
~chmitz Il Burke ATTORNEYS
Publish Aug o 10 ~ and 3D.
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the collection of manufacturing stats
tics for this city and sent in his report
F. Hallada and family of Milwaukee
were guests of Mr.. H. Schroeder of this
city portion of last week. They also
visited friends and relatives at Mishicot
Mrs Graves of Berlin, Wis, is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. E. j. Soik, of
this city,
Mrs. Fred c. Hartung and son of
Appleton have been visiting relatives
and friends here for several days past.
Miss Ella Perkins, stenographer for
the Hamilton Manufacturing Co., left
this morning for Appleton to enjoy a
brief vacation.
Mrs. c. F. Sprenger of Seymour, Mrs.
F. Neuman of Sheboygan and Mrs. G.
Smith of Milwaukee are here on visit
to their parents and friends.
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Between Chicago and Davenport.

Arrangements have been made with
the Davenport, Rock Island & North
western railroad, whereby standard first
class coaches are now run between Chi
cago and Davenport and Rock Island,
leaving Chicago at 1000 II. m, arriving
in Davenport at 2;30 p, m, Rock Island
at 2:45 p. M. and, returning, leaving
Rock Island at 1928 p m, Davenport
3;45 p. m, arriving in Chicago at $50
p. m
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TAUS.

Harvesting is nearly completed in this
section and crops are reported to be
good
Joseph Reitmeyer of Taus has pur
chazed IL new Advance thresher and is
now threshing i'll the vicinity.
George Neidl. ST. is starting to build
a house where he will reside in the
future.
Joseph Kellner is going to have II
harvest dance Wednesday, Aug II.
Joseph Zahorik the Taus merchant,
has sold quite number of Deering
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IN PROBATE MANTrowoC COUNTY Court,
In the matter of the estate of Peter christ
man, deceased
To all whom it may concern: Letters Of adj
ministratiou on sal estate having been issued
to Willard H. Pickahy ON the 2ith day OF July A
u. 1891 and six months from after said day being
allowed and limited for creditors TO present
their claims for examination and allowance;
notice is hereby given that the undersigned
will, on the first Tuesday of February lul az
the Probate Office in the city of Manitowo'';
in said county, receive, examine, ana ADJUST az
claims and demands of all persons against said
Dated July aith 1900.
J. :. ANDERSON. County Judge.
Schmitz x Burke Attorneys.
Publish July ~, and August ,, 9. III
CTATE OF WISCONSIN CrRcrrr Corer FOR
| - MANITowoC COUNTY.
| William II, killen
Plaintiff
| Matt Reddin and Anna Reddin
| his wife. p. j Hauch j +. Watt.
John Kellncr and Michael kell-
ner. The William Rahr Sons
! Company Domestic Corpora
tion and John G. Mechan,
! Defendants.
! By virtue of and pursuant 70 n judgment @.
foreclosure and order of sale rendered m t,r
above entitled action at a General Term Il the
Circuit Court for Manitowoc County held at
the Court Fo tsc in the City and County oi
NanitowOC and dated the Bird day OF July A ID
1890. shall offer for sale and sell 10 the nigh
est and best bidder at the Sheriff ; office IN tn,
County Jail building at the corner OF hlghti
aud Hancock streets in the City OF Ndnltowo'
in said County on saturday the sth day OF sep
TENDER \ - lnpO mt eleven o'clock in the lore,
noon OF that day all of the following described
real estate directed 10y said Judgment 10 pe SOLO
70 satisfy the amount due 10 the palntlu To
principal. interest and costs. to-wit. The north
half IN - If the southwest quarter l~W' "a ahH
the west four-Hith~ lw ~ of the southeast guar
ter l-cl, OF the southwest quarter l-Wt4 nt Sc
tou thirty-throo. tEN township number twenty
| IN north Of range number t29l east IN the town
of Franklin. county of Mauitowoc, ana state 'i
| Wisconsin
Dated Iuly ~. 1890
| HENRY IEHRNNSN
| sheriff of ManitowuC County, WIS
| Markham n Markham.
Plaintiff Attorneys
| Publish July ~ Aug >. = rs, %, Sept
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harvesters this year.
There is TO be u pleasant opening IN
Stephen Menchal's new hall next Sun
day, Aug. 10. A large crowd is
expected.
There was Il heavy rain Sunday.
There We're quite Il number of people
from this section down to see Buffalo
Bills Wild West, and all say it was fine
Charles Bonk is going to teach the
Taus school this term and will begin
the first of September.
The rain of Sunday somewhat delayed
harvesting.
Thomas F. McKeough, of Manitowoc,
spent Sunday with relatives here
BRiLLION.
Miss Hattie Jessie was at Manitowoc.
Mrs. A. Muzzy is visiting in Oshkosh
This week.
Mr. and Mrs Ed Melendy visited at
Manitowoc this week.
Mrs Mich. Miller was the guest of
Kaukauna friends this week.
Mr.. and Mrs JAG. Leukel of Rantoul
were in town last week
| Mich. Becker and wife took in the
Buffalo Bill show at Manitowoc
James Gill has returned from the
summer school.
H. p Rhode and ladies We're enter
tanned by Mr., and Mrs McComb las
Sunday.
Arthur Falck OF Seymour was tn,
guest at the home of his uncle, Pete
Falck these days
DR.. l.. Falge and wife Of Reedsyill
We're entained by Or. and Mrs. McCom
last Sunday.
Henry Hubs father Of VIM. Huls
visiting with his son.
About IA hundred or more people frol
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STATE NE MISNNNSLN

fuwN OF ' IsutuTT "
70 George Poa-t
Nouarc hereby notified that warrant ut
attachment has hrtu issued a"uinst you aud
y Dur property u I tchod To satisfy tn" dg mnud
fNi hazel lace amounting 10 bl-Ity-fve .>alti
% lars.
SOW IN ass snu shall lDpcar hcfur, Casper
'Iurkrhnunu q tr-ticc of the Peace I'm ami for
aid county at his office in ana town ON tnranth
Law of August l!all IA IIu,iu n in the FORE. 'uu
judgement viii ho rendered against ypU and
tour property sold to pay the drht
Dated This ith day at August ~ a.
RICHARD LEE. Plaintiff
Adolph > Clouprk. Plaintiff attorney.
10 q Mi~hicutt MHutowoc Co Wiz
Pal i.h Aug @ 49, y and 30
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All the surrounding communities are
cordially invited To attend and see
friends from far and near. Be sure to
be here at ? o'clock p NJ. and witness
the parade. Members OF different bran
ches are kindly requested to be in atten-
dance at 80 p NJ
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COOPERSTOWN.

The Mirabel Caves hotel at Coopers-
town has been completed. The build
ing is two stories high, with basement,
and is built entirely of stone which
abounds in such large quantities in that
vicinity, in rustic style. The hotel is to
be run as summer resort in connection
with the Cooperstown caves. One of
the features of the hotel is roof garden
and dancing floor on the roof
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MISHICOTT.

The Scheuer Brewing Company of
Mishicott have purchased a new 80
horse power engine for their brewery.
1t will arrive and be placed il position
in few DAYS
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SHOTO.

Quite IA number of our people went to
Manitowoc last Tuesday to see Buffalo
Bills Wild West Exhibit.
Julius Schwantes has been engaged to
teach in the Mandel district the coming
term
Miss Annie Wllke. an attendant at
County Insane Asylum, spent last sun
day with her mother, Mrs. ). f. Wilke.
Mrs. Chas. Stahl, accompanies by her
children, Lille. Walter and Clara, ar
rived last week to visit some time with
her III )ther, Mrs VIM. Redeker.
Geo Kahrs has erected windmill on
his premises hich greatly adds towards
beautifging his home.
Les some might forget, we Will say
hat the weather was very hot the past
week
The great heat of late tended greatly
towards ripening the grain too fast
The heavy rainfall of Saturday night
considerably lodged the grain that was
still standing.
The rattle of IA watch took place at
Zanders Hall Monday evening Rahm-
low is said to have the winner.
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STATE NEWS.


Albert Roche one of the active secre-
taries of the National Chairmaker's as
ISOLATION, whose Office is at Chicago, said
during his stay in Sheboygan the past
| few days that he did not believe the
chairmakers of the United States would
ever be able to perfect trust. The
most important reason given for such
belief is that the styles and makes of
chairs in the different institutions is so
widely different that it would seem al
most impossible to establish one grade
of prices for all
James A. Rapre, the veteran of three
wars, left on his bicycle trip TO Chicago
and New York, distance of l20 miles.
He was clad in knickerbocker suit and
wore a straw hat. In small case at
tached to the bicycle he carried every
thing that he will need on the trip. The
roads are muddy and heavy, but this
does not daunt Mr.. Rape.
Citizens Of Baraboo had IN opportuni-
tv on Monday night to see what is known
as moon rainbow The spectacle ap-
peared in the west and extended north
to south making an arch over two-thirds
of the heavens. 1t did not possess the
various colors Of the rainbow but it was
very bright and lasted sully half an
hour.
Little Hazel Patterson was stolen from
her mothers arms in Kenosha on Mon
day night. Her abductors made their
escape by means of carriage held in
readiness close at hand, and up to this
time have eluded pursuit The police
pre- hot on the trail of the abductors who
hre thought TO have gone in the direc-
zion of Winthrop Harbor south of here
Hand across the state line
Ex- Congressman Burr W. Jones of
Madison, one of the most prominent
Gold Democrats in Wisconsin, who four
years ago refused to give his endorse
nent to the free silver party, will vote
or Bryan this year.
By collision on the Chicago, Milwau
zee and st. Paul railroad at GAINESVILLE.
Burt Schlader and Gus. Adendarsh, en-
gineeer and fireman We're killed. Sew
? Pral persons We're also injured.
The twenty child of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Hitting at Dnndas was
struck by the northbound passenger
rain at Kaukauna on Tuesday, but es-
taped without broken bone.
AT the next meeting of the Historical
Eociety of Green Bay, the matter of the
yearly trip to be taken will be decided.
The one which the members would like
% take is that to Menasha and visit to
Lhe home of Gov Doty.
The condition of President Rufus c
tlagg OF Ripon College is most encour
Rging, his fever has mot entirely disap
beared, but that he is on the recovery
seems certain
Sadie and Libby Lauk of Necelah,
aged 4 and years respectively We're
drowned in the river Oh Monday.
George Poole, unmarried, living in
he town of Eagle, KILLED himself Sun
lay morning at the home of his brother
William Poole. He was disappointed
n love.
The Thrill annual encampment on The
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k0d OIL
Dyspepsia Cure
Diuests what you eat.

Itartiticially digests the food and aids
Nature in strengthening and recon
structing the exhausted digestive or.
gans 1t is the latest discovered digest
ant and tonic. No other preparation
can approach it in efficiency. 1t in
stantly relieves and permanently cures
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn,
Flatulence, Sour Stomach, Nausea,
Sick Headache, Gastralgia, Cramps, and
all otherresultso of imperfectdigestion.
Prepared by E. c. Dewitt Co., Chicago.
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KE:L.LNERSVILLE.

Seven horses died from the affects of
the intense heat at Kellnersville, this
county
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The lack of energy You feel IN,
backache and n run Gown condition -eu.
orally, all mean kidney disorder Fol
EYs KIDNEY CURE viii restore your
strength and yigor hy making the kid
news we'll Henry Hinri hs
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WANTED

A live Young man to work ut The
Peoples Savings Bank.
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GIBSON.

John Swanson and family of Cripple
Creek Colorado, are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Mott, out at Gibson.
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James A. Rapne, the veteran Of three
wars, left on his bicycle trip TO Chicago
and New York, distance of l20 miles
He was clad in knickerbocker suit and
wore a straw hat In small case at
|tached to the bicycle he carried every
thing that he will need on the trip. The
roads are muddy and heavy, but this
docs not daunt Mr.. Rape.
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Sadie and Libby Lauk Of Necelah,
ged 4 and 8 years respectively We're
rowned in the river Oh Monday.
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George Poole, unmarried, living in
he town of Eagle KILLED himself Sun
lay morning at the home of his brother
Poole. He was disappointed
n love.
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Adjourned to 2 p. N.

Adjourned to p. N.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board reassembled at 2 p. N. All
present, and proceeded to designate
polling places and name judges of cleo
ton for general election to be held Nov.
6, 1900, rs follows:
No Court room Choteau. John
Jackson, Chaa P Crane, John e Webb,
I j Moore, Chan Smith.
No. 2 Green's house, Lake Basin.
Chas F Greene, w A Wilcox, ? Fl Cros
sen.
No. 8 Munsons store, Pennington.
A II Gamble Ben Bollrud, Is B Rogers.
No. 4 School house, Bynum. E d
Stonehouse, j 3 Wellensteln, David H
Willett.
No. 3 Magee's hall, Dupuyer. VIM
Cowgirl, j E Leech, Henry Ryan, e A
Savory r D Anderson.
No. Thomas house, Robare. Jacob
Lauffer Chas Aubrey, A NJ Valley, Cal
vim Stewart, Chas 2 Thomas.
No. 7 School house, Belleview. Chas
w Gray, John w Ward, G L Monroe.
No. s Woolmans house, North Fork.
G Christian, James Caldwell, Il A Nc
IntoAh.
No. 8 Tlowerree's store, Lowry. CT
Kinna, Rod Mcleod, r S Shortridge.
No, 10 Depot, Collins. Ord A Ayns-
ley, 8 NJ Richardson, Ben Feist.
Nc. IL Jones store, Pondera. Jas A
Hughes, Elmer z Cox, B j Mathews.
No. Il Guth's nail, Shelby. Thos NJ
Garland, Joseph Briggs, John ] Miller,
Thos Meade, Dan Sullivan.
No. 13 Station, Sweet Grass, P H
Buckley, A Goeddertz, Hugh 0 Neal.
No. Il School house, Raymond, A L
Hoy, Il L Halladay, JAS L Collins.
NO. IS Harris Hall, Allyn. E N
Lippincott, M Cassidy, A II Furman, t
L Thompson, N Harris.
Board then resumed examination of
treasurer's report, checking same against
county clerks ledger. Balances were
Gr,1s72 ~ g0!lCr-c
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Permission to leave the state for a pe-
riod not to exceed sixty days, was grant
ed Chairman G B Perkins, and commits
sioners Vi Connolly and w M Foster.
Ordered: that treasurer transfer s69. 80
from general fund to institute fund.
Adjourned to 10 A N Sept. 8.
FIFTH DAY.
Sept 9, 1909. Board met at 10 A NJ
same members present.
The following appointments Of regis
try agents made at the June regular
meeting. were revoked, appointees being
Ineligible on account Of holding the Of
fee Of postmaster;
Belleview, District No 5, Frank G Free
man. .Pondera, District No 9, z Ell Nor
ison. Due notice having teen received
of the resignation Of G Kinna, registry
agent District No Z, Lowry, his Office
was declared vacant.
The following registry agents were ap-
pointed to fill vacancies:
Belleview District No John S Lane.
Lowry 7 Angus NJ Rose.
Pondera 8 B Jones.
In accordance change in election law
the Board designated additional places
for registration, where agents may stone
day: Dupuyer District No g. Yule's saw
mill. BeIievieW District No Elizabeth.
Adjourned to z NJ
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board reassembled at 2 P M, same,
members present.
Report OF VIM Cook, Wm NJ Foster
and j w Shields, viewers on proposed
road beginning at point on the Cho
teau and Belleview road running to
south fork OF Teton river, was accepted
and road ordered surveyed and opened.
Apportlonments for the several road
districts for the quarter ending Nov 80,
1900, were made as follows
District No |, Two hundred and fifty
dollars.
District No Fifty dollars.
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10 twenty five dollars.


Ordered that the county treasurer
shall at once ile with the county clerk
a copy OF the publication OF the deIir-
quent tax list for 1899, with the proper
affidavit, as required by Sec. 1878 OF the
Political code, and that he shall also Gla
in the Office of the county clerk without
further delay the certificates Of sales of
all lands sold for delinquent taxes for
the years 1898 and 1899, as required by
sections 1885 and 1886 OF the Political
Code.
Report Of ] W Shields, county survey
or, being incomplete, was laid over un.
til December meeting, with sundry
claims accompanying it,
Board then audited the remaining
claims against county, and OF it's Nom
oers, and ordered warrants for taoso al
lowed.
Board then adjourned the regular
September term sine die.
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ships % ands@29 north, and the south
half of township 80 north ranges 1, 2, 8
and 4 west.
Sundry petitions for other precinct
changes were denied.
Adjourned to lD a m. Sept. s.
SECOND DAY.
Board met at 10 a. no. all llpresent.
Report of Ell. F. England, county
treasurer for quarter ending Aug. 81,
1900, was~taken up.
List OF licenses issued was compared
with stubs Of license books, and found
correct.
List OF, warrants paid were compared
with county clerks books, found correct,
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

Board reassembled at P II, cane
members preeent.
Report OF IL D Cooper and J W
Shields, viewers OF proposed change in
Choteau anl Dupuyer road, was reject
ed.
Upon alfdavits presented, Board Or
dered reductions Of 1889 taxes, as fol-
lows:
s L Potter, on 1000 sheep also assessed
to q E Leech.
Pearson Bros penalty, paid in error.
Affidayits OF WIN Dawes and Jas a John
son, asking Cor reductions in their assess
ments for 1890, as equalized, were con
sidered and reductions denied.
Raise in assessment Of D A Richard
son, of 200o head Of sheep, was, upon
proper showing, rascinded.
Ordered: that under provisions Of Sec.
1852 of the Political Code, the county
clerk shalt have published in official
county paper, the governors proclama-
ton of the general election to be held on
November 1909, ana shall also have
printed, sufficient number Of copies
for posting at each place OF election.
Ordered: that county clerk be allowed
deputy for remaining four months OF
the year.
Under the provisions OF Sec. 1881 Of
the Political Code, the Board then des
ignated Teton County as county Of
the seventh class.
Ordered: that clerk advertise for pro
posals for care Of county poor, medicines
and medical attendance ana burial OF
Paupers for year 1901, bids to be opened
at regular December meeting,