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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-13
COUNTY AFFAIRS.
Proceedings of the Board of supcrvi-
sors of Marshall County, Iowa,
at Their April, 1901, Session.

Monday. April l, 1901.
| Board of supervisors convened in reg
ular session. Present, w. Is. Williams,
chairman; T. j. Shearer and c.. T.. Ar
ney.
1 The following official bonds were APP
proved on motion Of G. L. Arney:
Seth Smith, Justice of the peace.
lGreencastle township.
E. %. Reed. justice of the peace, Lib
erty township.
l.. f. Gaunt, constable, Greencastle
| township.
Il. Hall. constable, Marietta township.
! The following reports were received
land action on the same continued to the
June settlements:
S. p. Knisely, clerk of the district
court showing fees collected for the
month of March amounting to s200.45
F. w. Hargrave. county auditor,
OF the year ending March 81 amounting
:nent of the same
T. j Shoemaker sheriff showing fees
lcollected for the first auarteleof the year
1901 amounting to s5S5.95.
Anna Packer, recorder. showing fees
fcollected amounting to ssas.5o.
w. NJ. Clark. justice of the peace.
showing ssscivil fees and sl265o criminal
fees collected in the first quarter of the
year
The county treasurer was directed on
emotion of G. E. Arney 10 cancel the tax
charged against Mrs. NJ. Desing on pen
SION money. the same being in cornpli-
lnce with a decree of the district court
On motion of T. j. shearer Eli Jones
was employed to care for the court
house lawn at the rate of $3.50 for each
moving and s1.50 per day for all other
necessary work on said lawn.
Adjourned to Tuesday morning.
Tuesday, April 2. 1901.
Board convened as per adjournment
all the members present.
The entire dag was spent In examin-
irg claims fled against the county
Adjourned to Wednesday morning.
Wednesday, April 3. 1901
Board convened as per adjournment,
all present.
Examination Of claims taken up and
completed and warrants ordered drawn
for those allowed.
On motion of c. r, Arney the follow
ing divisions showing the length in.
miles Of the main tracks and brarches
of the several railroads in Marshall
county Iowa, by townships. Incorporate
ed towns and school districts. and valu-
alton Of the same az certified by the sec
retary Of the executive council OF the
state of iowa.
CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN e5. 80
%fT t-S. a ~ con .r,t
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-13
Minutes read and approved
Adjourned to Monday, May 6. 1901.

Per diem and mileage
w. II. Williams Sdays and 9 mis-. s12l0.
Il. j. Shearer, days and IS miles. 1890
G. +. Arney. 3 days and 30 miles. 1910
w y. WILLIAMS. Chairman.
f. w. HARGRANE. Clerk
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-04-13

Scotland was the birthplace Of golf and
for years leu the world in the royal and
ancient game.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-05-24
XIX To HAVE n IInII.

Tho ladies interested in building
Il prblic hill ~ EIko met Mt the resi-.
dence Of Mira. Il. j. Jones last might
organized mud elected the following
oifcers: President Mrs. Jones; wee
president, Mrs. @ NJ Gardner; sec -.
tnry. Mrs. CD. Hood; JOINT treasurers
Miss Edith Hunter aud Miss Alirp
Lowe. .''
Another meeting will he held next
Monday night. all definite arran a..
uients will then be ma le and arti W
work begun. a stock corpapy wi.
probably be Incorporated aud stock
issued to raise the nec,s sary iun,ls
for bu hing, furnishing the hall etc.
Tho ladies have several loia IN sight
from which TO choose a 4, cd location
Tor the building. the, are taking n
great iuteIee in the matter aud the
project locke like n sure 60. Our cit.
icons should stand IL and assist the
undertaking m every way. and we
wish the ladies al succees.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-05-24
SrvAnA.s ,ScE.

-H
Nevada il tie peitiest hole in the
sntire business dream Of the west in
which to tish for suckers, and tho en-
tire hole il covered with fishermen,
with halted hook ant GIc, from every
sec lou ~ the Uuinn We pay tribute
aud royslty up'n every tning that
Gomez along. aud the state has bren
ma lie the scrap pile for ten tn 'nsard
Yankee no iuus. Our meaning for
soonomy means exiroI .gnnce every
whore else. Our receipts night now
are enough I" support l0l.OU people
else xhere.
California people send US their poor.
eat fruits, vegetables, sprung mutton
and veal, nuts. wiue, wliskay and
cigars. and We send out the best We
have got. We pay ont " ore for the
poorest than they get for their best
and we get less for the best that We
send out thau w pap for the poorest
that we retain. IL is strange. but il
ID true and I challenge a denial OF
the statement. Our best he-i goes
out where il is sold Tor less than our
local butchers a buy for. and the
fruit that we get from California
could not be sold in California; and
it ia Il notoriuus fact that Nevada is Il
dumping ground for liquore aud
cigars TINT find sale ouly on the Bar.
barry Coast in San francisco, and
similar places III California.
Nevada p 'ys more for freightS aud
fares than any o'her people in tile
United STATES. and when the eulj CT
was bruached by a committee OF our
late legislature tu the head fnnu NJ ,he
Southern Pacific, he told them they
must not ever think Of il. But he
received the commit zee. very cordially
Considering the Tact that The inter.
State commerce law applies to all
States alike, Nevada must be the
umrkiL OF the lot.
More lottery tickets. stocks in all
sorts Of schens. nnd ofher bogus pa.
per are sold III Nevada in proportion
m the population thau in amy Other
State i'll the Union. After any
ewindlIng scheme Is exposed else
where. 1t can be planted in Nrvad 1
and flourish, and general, is well re-
ceived. But let any Nevad IN take n
fair business proposiIIUn or mining
venture elsewhere. and il is damned
because it is from Nevada.
We pay more for wages, treat uar
employees better nnd receive less IN
return than any other people. Men
are not supposed to work ~ har.1 for
Nevadans ~ for other people anu they
10 not. All tins ha- come aiiuut
from our loose aud eItravagaut Lusi-
u, So methods.
can count a f-w items ~ rxpen.
diiurr, male within II Year, which il
invested i'll Nevada, would soon add
thousands to onr population: The
Mckinley exposition. S20.OOn; Sacra.
nento street fair, sl0 90; Sarah
Bernhard, $500; and we have s-n:
s3.IO0 cold to Buffalo. The total.
wisely Invested IN mining, reduction
works. manufacturing, power planta.
or III water storage i'll any part OF
western Nevada, wnnld lny the foun
dafion for returns tlras would never
ceasr.-AH Chariz in Courier.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-05-24
False L, oSOMY.

Tho County Commissioners OF
Elko county recently aw uded the
official printing to the Wells Herald
on q competitive bill. The other
papere bidLiuR for the contract were
tho Elko INDEPENDENT and the Free
Press. The ISDEPESDENr is a daily.
the Herald and the F.. c Press urc
weeklies.
Tho awL.dinR Of the county print
ing to n weokly paper publisher
some distance froI the Comfy seat.
when there are two ether papers al
the county seat is yer, false econou,,
Tho papern published at Elko issue
six times. where the Wells Herald
issued once. Therefore il the awarL
wns GU competitive bidding tile bIu
Of the Herald, all things couridereu
uas not the lowest. Apalu the law
prov DIES that certain advertisements
should be published in II daily paper.
II there Is oue in the county.
AhOAC SOuFllCA p'iblluk ~
do about election time TINT needs to
DO very care fully supervised III,
county clerk under the law attenIie
to that and he must be close To I'll,
Office Of the printer TO r. al pr'of al.
Gee that eynr. thing Is correct. WhrI
this time comes he will have to ge
on q trsin and 20 to Wrllr, a Ion.
distance from the county seat, and b,
the time he has gone buck aud forti
a few times :he county will di-coveI
that there has really been no econ
omy.
Again, IL be decides to attend L
the matter by mail, and there is til,
slightest mistake in the ticket. ther.
will be sure to be Z recount and u la
Of litigation under the Aust ralian btI
lot law and tbs will cost more. Their.
10 but one place for the county print
ing to be done md that is at III.
county seat, where the county ufic
ers have their headqu rrter-. and III
law which compeIs county officers
live at the comfy seat should all,
compel county organs TO do the paln,
Fora county organ the public Il
entitled to q daily newspaper ar,
n put Ii he'd at the county seat.
The last Legislature WA asked /.
pass u bill pnrtt citing the da ly pres
from competition in bidding "a
county work, but the members wer,
too obtuse in the matter Of printnI.
to see a way to do it.
There seems to have been speci,
Liquidation for every thing last yea
but tue press.
Tho County Commissioners e:
Elko should have awarded the prin,
ing at Il fair pnce to the paper tina
corresponds With the political con
plexion OF the Board. This ia no,
1t has always been done in Ormsb,
aud nearly every county in the Sta,
where the commissioners have ordI
nary senae.-Carfon Appeal.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-05-24

The reception NJ Pes.i Lni McKm-
ley 10y the Knights T-mpars IN
Mechanics PASihion, San Fran.'is|o.
w1s the feature 81 the presidential
program yesterday.
II haa beeu .deirit-ly decided that
tlie PresiIen; ari his isiriy Will
leave San FraEcisc, Saturday. The
dispatches state that the! will 20
direct to- Wash mHton and no stops
will be made exe pt those made
u-cesSar! by railroad arrange m-nts
rhe Reno Journal Gays it has been
given out thai tie Pnt-ident will
speak briefly IN the largest t"~ns
along the route, Now let our citi
Zen. take this matter up and ell
d-avor tn have the President make II
short addrfss i'll ElKn frm the steps
~ his car. Tue time ~ the arrival
here Of the pre- liz ntial tram could
be a~sceria,red and all arrangements
made with very little trouble.
1t Is Il rare OPP orIunity {" see hear
and du honor to the President ~ thu
great country aud the "ccasl"u
should not be allowed to pass with.
on: some steps beng t"ken II the
matter.
MB. NIX n'e,'s physi Il ,us
r.nr ,I,,, sI,.. - M amy ,I.ar.ul
and Is daily gam ng siren eth.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-05-24
Ths Mckinley apscIaI.

The Southern Pacific management
has issued distractions to the severa
division superintendent between
San Francisco HuJ Ogden detaiIin,
The mhnner in which railway trari
will be conducted OH the day tim
President and Mrs. Mckinley mn.
party will travel over the Contra
Pacific en- ruute TO the nations capi.
tal. Superintendent Noble OF IN,
Salt Lake division has notified tram
masters Smith Mt Wadswor,h an,
Rowl4nd at Ogden to have all tr.Ni,
suspended except that Of materia
Importance on the day that I'll,
Mckinley special paBsee over tlu
division. The work trains will b,
abandoned md amy freight OF
other train that may happen to be on
the road must clear the ,perial tran.
as least thirty minutes III advance OF
tho schedule. Mono hut manifest
trains will DO run ut all On that da,
All switches ~ yards aud at blind
sidlnRs uJt DO inspected to see
"a n tie condition Of the locke
thereon.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-05-24
VIZ, X CIR. p Bulletin.
Carsop CITY. Ma, 81,

Carson City. Ma! 81. sol.
The forerart OF the week ending
May Doth WAS warm and very favor.
able to farming Interests. but tile lat.
ter Iart wss quite cool aud wini. ,
with rather heavy frost On several
mornings.
Thun,itr show ers occurred in POI
tluus Of Eiku ,1'uuil, early i'll tin
week. doing much good 10 the range
and growing crops.
AL reports received iudi ate tina,
the yain aud alfalfa cr,pI are Ill *
cellent condi ION and making rHpi'i
growth The planting Of p..tatuer
and gardens is still III progress
There is complaint that worms dr..
dong rome damage to gardens Hin
alfalfa III northern, snntL. RI ana
western districts. The outlook foI
fruit continues PI client. Fruit
trees are blaming III the extreme
uorthern portion, and alfalfa is H.
ing cut and stacked in the exireu,
soutltrn portion. the range feed Ii
reported good III neHrly all SECTION,
and cattle are gett M Tat aud slet'L
the Carson and Walker rivers Dr,
UvertinwIng lie Ir banks and cauSun,
some damage /" adj ,ceni far.u Land,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-05-24

HH
IL it il tra"., rs reported. that the
Elko coal property now shows M
right foot " Ia Of coal II g"oh gu iii.
1t haa PISS ii beyond the PROSPECT
state and is a coal mine. \ coal
mine in Nevada with the Attendant
reduc ion in the cost ~ fuel will re-.
suit III the opening Of many impor-
liant industries. Nevada contain e1.
tPnsive iron hedges that only rcquir.
cheap '..nl To become profitable. \
{ ir.-ized iron mIne and furnace.
would employ more men than prob
ably are eng 'ged in mining the
whole State over Mt the present time
Carson News.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-05-24
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he sun.

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'ielphIa.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-05-24

The Grand LOdge nf 4. o. U. "
was III session at Dayton Tues Ia,
The meeting WAS n uf. the largest
hell i'll years and die following ntlic.
ers were electe,i: Pst q NJ W.
CHARLEY Stewart Of Tar on; u VI ".
J j z linn nf Reno; q T.. t'hHrlr,
Murphy ~ Gold Till; e. o. "a
p! "f Vlr.ini {; g &. Frank Fol
som Of Rem q ~, I"hn Braiy al
Gold tliIl;GO ", J GIa"eman OF
Cursol q L. w j MesteI field III
Rem; Grand Representatives. j L
GrgnonI, ~ Dayton. + McRae ~
Reno and Charles Stewart ~ CURSOR;
G R%ec"rdei. J E Gignoux Of Da!tori
q Receiver. r MrR.e Of Reno.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-05-24
Al led Tina

| take a planannt herb drink, the
next morning l feel briGht and ~,
complexion IL better. My doct, Z
says II acts gently Ou the stomvcll.
liver md kiiue,s. and ia y pleasant
laxative. II is made from herbe. aud
10 prepared as easily as tea. IL is
called Lance Medicine. Lanes
Family Medicine moves the / oweIe
each day. Price 25a. md 5yc. For
sale by Elkc Drug Co.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-05-24
EDGAR REISH
To TIA. Public.

Having Iur ,haspd tho entire IN.
terests OF PJ,ne& Mcbride in the
lumber and coal business ut tina
place, we iraire td tak Tor u confirm
'nre oi that liberal support 30 long
by the III firm.
With The complexion ~ orr new
lumber shed omr fariIiti.e Tor handI
'r''lr business vii be largely IN.
c ''nsed. These Hdy mtnges we cx
pc t to share with hnr pafrone. MIR.
}. \. Mcbride hRa been elected M
manager for rir new company and
Will devote hie time to the car. Of I'm
bus'p"ss' All orders viii have hin
careful a~itentiun.
Very respectfully.
ELRo LuMBEB ConpAsY.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-05-24

Superintendent l.. q. Doty OF In.
Ely Mining g. Milling Compun,
went out las: Monday in compau,
with ElD.K Thompson and p. g,
weber 70 wit the Pilot Knob anu
Copper Fiat properties. Mr.. Duty.
during the years in which no Ina,
been engaged il mining, has Ind
large experience IN examining min
ing properties. but no says thu, in all
HE travels he y saw such wo,..
derlul copper deposits es be b4belu
on Monday last at Weet Camp. Mr..
Do'y says there can DO no do Ibt ,s
TO Ely's future ne u copper cnmp. and
th"t tho establishing OF reduction
works will follow IA a matter OF
courao.- White Pine News.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-05-24
Star Route. In Nevada.

The P"stOflce department will adj
terti+e 'or proposals. Tor carrying
the ma j. on all star routes in Ne.
vadi. Utah, Wyoming and other
Western States some time in Spptcm
her. These contracts will he for four
y ar1. and the contrart r. will be re-.
quired to live in or GU the vicinity Of
the routes on which they offer Ia
larry the mails. This requirement il
to prevent speculation in bidding. by
Shich contractors have been enabled
to secure II large number Ut con
tracts at "A low figure and cub let
them 10 local sub contractors, and
winch has resulted IN detic ent ser
vice all through the West Under
the new contracts the carriers will
DO required TO DEF O it mail III boxes
Of set lers along the routes whenever
requested by the settler and II bnx in
erected for such purpose. For this
rrnson and the ana speculative
clause it is expected that the new
contracts will be let at advanced
rates.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-05-24

ran Golden aud 7 Il. tIofer r..
tlfneh from Ton"p,b on Tbur.Jny
iheV are enthusiastic IN their reporis
81 I'll" neS emp. and nsset, tim,
most ~ the leuerp arc taking nm,
richer orc than ever. On Tbntedov
~ last week they ra, tia, uenr,
cutting h'oh ont are yalnpI nj S3mo
Mr. Cutting" rhaft IL ca feet deep.
the deepest in the cathp-and nj.
success gives additional yino, To- III.
ne'Shhor' Mcasrs. Golden mn
Honor bon hi nm mtcrcsr in soyo,,i
ieasea.-iIdwtborno Bullctio.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-05-24
WHAT CAUSES DASDHUrp.

G'-ntesi European Authority nn shiu
Diseases, Snya H.. ~ Gcrun.
The old idea was that Dnndrun il
sca!cn 81 skru thTuw# of. through n
. erish condition of the .ca!p. Prot.
Unns. Hamburg, Germany, EurpUenu
authority on skin dis. asee. eayD dan.
drufI 10 germ disease. The germ
burrows under the scalp. throwing
up little scaler Of c%uticIe, md empp,np
tho vitality Of tho hair ~, the root
The only hair preparation that kills
daudrnf germs is NowhrU's IIerpi
eide. destroy the cause. you re
move the effect" Not only cures
d1ndruG. but stors falling hair and
causes II luSuriRnt growth. De.
lighiiul hair dressing.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-05-24
That CITY Girl,

Alvira Hope, a city girl, VIVA vis,t.
ing a friend in the country. recently.
ID Two girls wero Wandering oyer
sho farm when presently they
reached the feed lot here a hupd,,I
steers wsro beng fed.
"Graeiont!' exclaimed Alyira, "td
tnins u you'd be II jolt to milk all
those cows"
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-05-24

"Our little girl VIVA unconscioua
iro,n strhnKula'"u during u sudden
and terrible attack ~ group. ! QUICK
~ secured II bottle Of Que .3iuuto
Cough Cure. giving her THREE doses.
The Group WAS mastered and nur lit.
tie darling speedily 1pcovercd.T So
writes q. L. SpHfTc,d, Chester. Mich.
ElkU Drug Conn., .uy.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-05-24

lnn are NOR Ii ,bir to iii .ensa when
ynnr liver and bowels do not HcI
properly. Dewiti'a Little Enrly
ltlsers remove tiip cause OF disease
Elko Drug Company.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1901-05-24
.Deering Ideal Slant Mower.


Every reering Mower is Il Giant in strength and each
possesses the same admirable qualities, bur he Giant If
NIL is our special large mtchin. for smtll horses, which
cuts a 6-foot swath with ms little exertion us other mowers
cut AZ feet. The application o. Deering Roller and Ball
Bearings to harvesting machinery created a demand Tor
wide ]brs. They also made Dvcring m"cLi les
famous, as Deering machiaes have male 70. Ter and ball
bearings equally famous.
We have built up a large trade on these mowers in the
native" gr .ss and alfalfa sections, which other mowers
wisely avoid. 1t is mechanically correct; has II wide,
str ing frame; the bar is beaded, giving SIP al rigidity,
and tn. materials are tn, best that money can buy.
We have Just received a carload of these mowers. We
will sell you the -. "
~ foot Ideal mower for. $50 90
5 foot Heal III rwer for Observation-Disclosures. 80 80
S foot Ideal Gil mt mower for ....... 62 80
6 foot Ideal Giant mower for .......... 65 90
W. ~ 99Saagl1agygsl DQ2AA1E24A1yll12s
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1901-10-04

We will pay highest market price with
commission added for veals delivered at sta
ton Monday mornings. a. WILLIAMSON.
FOR SALE-One two. story house with build
ing lot, on High St., four minutes walk from
P.O. Call on or write, Edmund w. Burke,
Battell Block, Middlebury, vt. 36tf
why buy wearing apparel at Bonds Pine
Hall? Ans Because you find just what you
want there at prices that cannot be under
hidden. Our stock is now complete.
For pension business, arrear OF pay, bounty,
ETC., and general business through all de-
partments OF government, address MELVIN
WILKINSON, Pension Attorney and Notary
Public, Bridport, VT. Stf
WANTED-A working housekeeper wages
not high a good home, small family, no
washing; must be good plain cook and good
housekeeper. Address "Albany, n. W, care
Register, Middlebury, VT.
FOR SALE-The Drake place, situated across
the creek, at Paper Mill bridge, consisting OF
a two story brick house, good horse aud hay
barns, Z acres of land, and quantity OF
fruit on place. Also 20 acres of meadow and
pasture land, near by, will be sold at the
same time, separate if desired. For par
tculars, inquire of
26tf JOHN A. JAMES, Middlebury,Vt