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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-06-27
EAST BARRE.

Miss Edith Angel has gone on
visit to her grandmother at Moore &
Junction. She intends to be absent
month.
Mrs. WIN. Nye returned from Mont
pelier hospital Tuesday.
Mr.. Taggart gave u very good en-
tertainment to a small but apprecia-
tive audience in the opera house Tues
day eve.
Miss Hazel Cults seems to be slowly
but surely improving.
Some Of the quarries shut down
Wednesday on account OF the intense
heat.
Mr.. Stoddard insurance agent OF
Barre was in town Wednesday.
Some Of the farmers 10 the village
are haying. Lawyer Davis and Dr.
Minaro are the most energetsc work
men.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Moore Of
Villa mstown, Miss NJ. MCGEE AND
Mrs. Mills Of St. George, N. B and
lady from Burlington are the guests Of
Warren Gleason.
The agents for the gasolene lights
were in East Barre recently showing
the beauty of their lights.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-06-27
clrY NEWS

Read the.large advertisement In THIS
paper telling about che auction sale OF
real estate owned by Daniel Kingston
Of Berlin St.
George H. Hall of North Main ST.,
took his wife to Burlington to the
hospital Yesterday for an operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur McIver are
rejoicing over the birth OF daugh'
ter.
Mrs. John w. Averill, who lives on
Beckley hill, has a glorianna having
"a large purple blossoms and ~ buds
nearly ready to blossom. The leaves
OF the plant are eight inches long and
six inches wide and are handsome OF
themselves, aside from the blossoms.
It's a beauty.
The second degree will be worked
tomorrow night at the special COM
munication OF Granite Lodge, No. 35,
+. and a. M.
David R. Williams and Louise Ver-
coe were united in marriage at 4.3O
Yesterday afternoon at the Methodist
parsonage by the Rev. A. E. Atwater.
They left for trip to New York. On
their return they will reside at No.
-, Cliff street.
Many people have been asking, Why
can we not have an excursion to Au-
sable Chasm? The Ladies Aid So
ciety of the Baptist church have ar.
ranged with the q. V. Ry for an ex.
cursion to this famous Chasm on
Tuesday, July Is The special train
will leave about O'Clock In the morn
ing and return about Sin the evening.
The price for the round trip will be
$3.50, which will include special train
to and from Burlington, steamboat to
Port Kent and return, special train to
and from the Chasm, and admission
to the Chasm itstl'. Further particu-
lars will aprear from time to time in
the TELEGRAM.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-06-27
HOW SP0N6ES ARE 6ATsaEf

The gathering Of SpongeG 1G4sKE
interesting, is very uncertax ax sss
.rotits and sometimes hazardolS agoss
life. The principal sponge ss3GnE
waters are the Mediterranean &x en- :
the Gulf coast OF Florida.
In the Mediterranean tine 2zsazhs
live for them, using no Other sppsEse-.
tus than heavy stone. BY c0aEa1r
practice they are enabled &c sunle
underneath the water three saaEaWs
at a time indeed some never ana on.
This latter fate is the risk OF theizal1-
ness.
The Florida fishers use fJss xak
a wooden tub with glass k<sazEses
This enables them to.see, plat1s wskass
the sponges are hooked up wttae; lnE
pole. The quality .of a. spsy. &s''
Ponds largely upon the kind III aa9
and the depth Of water. TsEo3--sE
most valuable sponges come frM ugsya
deep water in the Medit. raeae. eiEa
next in value from long rock cxf ae.-
the west coast of Florida. {yax lxfs.'
ter sort, although not so fss fSsaE@'
toughness and durability malE tsAMa
almost as desirable A tlnsM xnaS
cheap variety are known as 4 gszE
sponge. They are taken IL sszl'GR
water around Florida's numer1xxz
I have just received a comrssfe asE
Of all grades and will be plaEss SE
show you the difference In QkxES
They are all prices according ., tizlEs
value, as low AS the quality I'LL 9nf.'
nit, from cents tor$2.00.s
w. E. POOLE, Pha uazsakp
rs State ST., Montpelhl N;
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-06-27
WATERBURY,.

Chas. Kenne left Saturday for q
business trip to New York.
The remains Of Curtis Arms, FORM
er resident and business man Of this
town, who has made his home In
Montpelier for the last few years vas
brought here on the 4 O'Clock train
Monday afternoon. All business
places were closed while the remains
were escorted from the train to the
village cemetery.
Henry and Delbert Burleigh and
Mrs. D. q. Warden are at home called
here by the illness OF their mother,
Mrs. James Burleigh.
Fred Somerville is home from
Princeton, N. j., for three months
vacation.
Ernest Warren visited his parents
in Stowe over Sunday.
Mrs. A. Booker, who has been a
great sufferer from throat trouble
died at her home at ;ColoysviIle, Mon.
day at 10 O'Clock. She is survived by
a husband, three daughters and one
son who have the sympathy Of the
entire community in their bereave'
ment. Funeral services were held to-
day.
p. H. Sudarsky of St. Adams was
in town on business Tuesday.
The Ladies' Aid meet this after
noon with Mrs. Blanchard.
j. B. Hills Of Montpelier is visiting
in town for few days.
Jim McCaffery is moving his family
to Bellows Falls where he has posi-
tion In a general hardware store.
Jessie Morse of Richmond was lin
town Monday.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-06-27
'CH ELSEA.

Almepa and PAMELA Cuburn have
gone to West Fairlee to work In the
family Of G. l.. Winship.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Scales visited
in Danville last week.
George M. Davis is at home taking
a vacation from bis work at East
Barre, caused by the dropping Of a
granite block on bis feet.
Harold d. Comst ock has completed
bis second year at Dartmouth college
and is at home. ,....
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. D Wis have gone
ITO their summers work at the White
Mountains.
Our two " ung men who have been
in jail since January were released on
probation by the court last week.
They wi ! need and we trust will have
the encouragement of all their friends
;; in carrying out their purpose to redeem
their good name.
Nellie NJ. Corwin is spending few
days about town.
Rev. A. e. Lambert Of Tnetford
preached on exchange at the Congre-
gational church Sunday morning and
evening.
Hannah button, widow Of Jackson
D. M dealt, oi-d "Wednesday Of last
week at the age of II years and 10
months. Rev Mr.. Allen otficiated at
the funeral on Friday. Mrs. Medcalt
leaves four children Willard f.. OF
East Brookfeld, Oliver D., with whom
she lived, George NJ , and Sarah A.,
the wife of Adelbert l. Skinner OF
Barre.
Esther ]. Coutermarsh, who has
been working at DR.. M. Fl. Corwin's
for more than a year, has gone tt
STAFFORD to work.
A son was born June 14th to Mr.
and Mrs. Webster D. Hook, and a
daughter June 18th to Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur G. Barber.
Abigail Clark (Cilley), widow OF
Amos r. Hood, died on Sunday at the
home of her son, Charles 1. Hood ir
Lowell, Mass. Mrs. Hood was born ir
Tunbridge, Dec. -, 1909, and was
resident of Chelsea after her marriage
Feb. 3 1885. Her husband died Feb
II, 1881, and for number Of years
she had divided her time between
Chelsea and Lowell, until the infirmi
ties of age compelled her remai' ing il
one home. She had been since 1888
member of the Congregational church
Of this place. Three children survive
her, William F. Of Chelsea, Charles l
Hood and Mrs. Julia A. Rodgers o
Lowell. Her youngest child, Arceli'
G., died in 1879. The funeral service
were held here Wednesday.
Robert A. Lyon is visiting friend
in Montpelier.
l, Richard H. Bacon is at large on
; two weeks vacation from C0rwin'
. store.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Townsend an
, Mrs, A. H. Powers attended the CON
! mencement exercises of Kimball Unto
, Academy, Meriden, N. H., this weel
, M. Blanche Townsend and Julia '
Townsend era iuated.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-06-27
As Always,.ou Concert
Band. Other Special
Feat ures.

Special Trains from Graniteville,
Websterville and Montpelier via M. &
w. r. R..
N. B.-Remember the Great Races
July 3 and 4. See bills for entry lists,
etc.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-06-27
PKomlelng II laxaa Girl

as long as you live is all right Now
PACK up your marriage proposition with
q promise TO live secured BY life insur.
provided.
National Life Insurance Co. OF Vermont
lAutual) ORGANIZED in 1850. q. 8 Ral.
ARD. General Agent, N. B. Ballard. Local
Agent. Rooms and 8, Miles, Block. Barre
VermODt
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-06-27
NOTICE

All persons owing f. M. Waterman
a meat bill are requested to call at his
candy store and pay the same, or else
paw it to Slbley Il Erwi:s delivery
clerA when he calls. t. +.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-06-27

FOR SALE-A horse, years old, suitable
for light or heavy W. rk, also three seated
express wagon. Apply at 573 No Main Fl.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-06-27

TO LET-Da.i' able shed space with powe
de- rick. Apply Leland Hall Co. 6G-6s
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-06-27
PIANO TUNING

l am now prepared to do piano tue
ing and repairing. Leave orders at
Red Cross Pharmacy, or Telerhone
No. 114.3. A. w. ALLEN.
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Mrs. Jos. Anderson was reduced
$50 on accaunt of two horses

Mrs. Jos. Anderson was reduced
$50 on accaunt of two horses
erroneously assessed.
On motion application of C.
Blauer for a reduction of his as.
sessment on account Of certain
cattle assessed in Iowa was not
granted.
On motion application of John
Mayer for reduction on account Of
certain buildings was not granted.
On motion application Of De-
Laney Bros, by Dan Murphy,
agent. ON motion listing OF their,
cattle was rearranged as follows:
800 head l-year old; $50 head g.
year old.
On motion the assessment Of
Herman Meier, was increased
$l3S3 OH account of credits, and
clerk ordered to notify him of
such raise.
On motion duplication of f., NJ.
Proudly, by Il. w. Downing, agent,
to strike certain cattle from the
assessment was not granted.
On motion application of /. E.
Mills for the reduction of his as
sessment on account of credits and
horses purchased was not granted.
On application of B. w. Lumber
Co., l. Rovig, agent, their ASSESS
ment was reduced $3OU.
On motion the assessments of
Ed. s. Bigler, q. Ferguson. E. l..
Harlan, c. R. Murray, NJ. Pope,
R. I. Paisley, John Rains and W.
A. Ring, amounting to $y2J wcro
ordered stricken from the ASSESS
ment rolls, the property having
been previously assessed aal held
for taxation.
On application of Fred Johnson
q Co.. by Fred Johnson, ol. motion
their assessment was reduced $25J
on account of stock previously as
sessed' and held for taxation,
On motion board adjourned to
meet sine die.
AUG. E. JOHNSON, Clerk.
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Board Of Equalization.

s, Washburn, N. D., July l, 1901.
2:3U8p. m.
# On motion the board of county
commissioners resolved itself into
the county boaod Of equalization
as provided by law.
Present Commissioners G Wing,
Solenberger and Putt and Audi
tor ohnson:
G)n motion Ole B. Wing was
made chairman and Aug. y. John-l
son CLERK.
On motion the board roceeded
|to the examination Of the assess
ment rolis, and to the, ,hearingSo Of
omplaiats.
On motion board adjourned to
meet Jnly, !, IS s o'clock a. N q.
Washburn July. 2, 1901. J.
4. q clock q. d. 4
Board met pursuant to a,li ioulrn.
ment. s. u q
Present Chairman Wing and
.Comnissi ionyra s3olenbe and q
sI I. 8
B l)n motion board pro dsl tp
Ithe exauaina tion q the asaes slllent
srplls aIld to TIE lheaFiin.s 81 com
sId daints. ss .sS
.l.Iaotioa board aa iournsd Ito
lllset at psclo q & A 3sSaaE
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LOCAL ITEMs.

Mr. and Mrs. E. a. Lamb
were visiting in the capitol
city the first Of the week.
III. l.. Nicholson and P. K
Eastman were guests in the
city from Wilton this week.
!. !. Robinson the bonanza
farmer OF Gal FL H,r'p9r, s2.ns
several days in the, capitol
city this week.
lager Bros. Of bismarck.
have arrived in the city to
i.,ynte, s,ne.. will engage IN
house moving and draAying.
Rev. 4. Diesen will preach
il Weller school house No. 2,
at 1850 a. NJ. and i'll Washburn
ut'4 o'clock p. nj. tomorrow.
Aessrs. Lyon, Newton and
Stevenson Of the Mandan Mil
ling and Mercantile Association It
were viewing Washburn this
week
Sheldon & johnson have:
completed their contract on
the B. w. & @. F. Ry., and re
turned to their respective
farms to. prepare for harvest.
The picnic which was to
have taken place at Falconer
lake tomorrow under the aus
pices of, the Wilton w. o. w.
has been postponed until the
28th on account of the ball
game.
Bob jaeger CAME up from Bis
mack the first Of the week With
several loads of lumber and
began the erection Of resi-
dence on the site formerly oc-
cupied by Eckstrola,' 8 black
smith shop.
Extreme l;eat is still the cry
from the east, and even in Kan
! sas the plains are drying up as
III the days Of the sixties. Here
in North Dakota our hottest
weather does not reach us until
the latter part 81, August Of each
year i.
Il II CoburD of Elm Point
who has been i 81 uHsrer for sew
oral weeks from effect Of a par
alsctic stroke ssis on the mend
] now II young est daughter
4 who had been u lp careing for her
father some time. passed down
% Bismarck one day this week
ta,rej DIN her hus band
Dan Williams and y. A. Ed
wards return ga from an outing
this wssk beiIll g two weeks an
/ more, on. 4 trip above the In
dian ressrvatio Dan 4 NOT
s' ins search of that foun ain Sof
youth was ookinG fer the
equally 90 good ! ind of u
spouter IL. 9llat result B ths hiisl
scribe kno owettl not. . s5
Work has com lceds an tile
y y new elesat ~ IN eres ttsd M M:At
the landing W tl,s n asll 4 burn
\, peor lie II & isSsx, q &
lI,ectel AS II 4 ,i|l' fsN dalys
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Board met pursuant to adjourn.

Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment.
Present Chairman Wing and
Commissioners Solenberger and
Putt.
On motion board proceeded to
the examination of the assessment
rolls and to the hearing of COM
plants.
On motion board adjourned to
meet July 3. at 8 O'Clock a. m.
Washburn, N. d., July 3, 1901.
7 Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment.
Present Chairman Wing and
Commissioners Solenberger and
Putt.
On motion the board roceeded
to the examination Of the assess.
ment rolls and the hearing of COM
plants.
On motion board adjourned to
meet at 2 o'clock p. M. e..
2 O'Clock p. III.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment.
Present Chairman Wing and
Commissioners Soienberger and
Putz.
On motion the board proceeded
to the examination of the ASSESS
ment rolls and the hearing of COM
plants. !,
On motion the following named
persons We're ordered placed on the
assessment rolls and assessed on
account Of personal property in
i'll the amounts set opposite their
names. viz:
Dan Williams. ..... 81, ,lO4 co
r. A. Mccain. 4l4 90
Lamb Bros. -. 80. 1,585 90
j. A. McCann. 80. 1885 90
w. II. Kraft. ......... l,7O5 90
4. G. Willis. ;. 49,. 1,s7S co 90
John Satterlund. ....... l35 90
On motion application of Luke
Eskes for the lowering of the val
uation Of horses was not granted.
On motion the assessment of
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TELEpHGNE.

mo te,enhone line has been completed TO
Washburn ar,,l is thrown open to the public Tor
business. Patrons5can use the wire for .conyer-
sations or send messages as prefe.red; - =. i,
IN at bismarck enables messages to he sent M
or received. 60 or from all points reached ny
telegraph or cab|elines. !, 20 t,,a
comp;lny,s agents ut Wasl,hrn, Wilton NJ l,,s
marcK. nr fbv Addressing Mr.. Z; ll;,Ma,Es,N,
Traffic Manager H. w. sc. + Ry.Co., bisil'itltN.
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with $751; COO feet Of lumber and
the elevrtor vigorously pushed
to completion. It's expected
the elevator WILDE completed
simultaneous with the coming
Of the road.
General Manager Washburn
and Chief Engineer Dixon were
in the city this week.
All those intere sted in the
organization Of a gur cluL
will meet at the court house
Monday night, July Is:
Stop Farmer! Don't waste
your. money OH cheap mutual
hail insurance. Pay your prem
ium III a first class company
and get policy III the st. Paul
Fire 4 Marine. They pay loss
Editor Motfet of the Bismarck
Settler has passed his exalnina-
ton successfully and is now a
lieutenant in the u. $, army.
While a fair newspaper man,
destiny intended him tor the
army as his record in the Phil
lipines show.
The local ball team will cross
bats with the Bismarck bali
aggregation on Che Wilton bali
grounds tomorrow jSunday),
q snecial trai, will run from
Bismarck bearing the bail
bows band and SPECTATORS to
witness the game which prom
ises to- be i not contest. The
Whole town IS expected to 90
down from, here. To- l1alluo Tor
& 2 eis3 I r
WaslAburl, s
The ball game between the
locals aud the Elbowoods In.
dian team Mhicl, was to have
been played on the lrll was
uuilctI uli tile 5tll by a score Of
,.s.tn i ply. ,,.,,,,t. >vas mot -
:,
s'1ss = as' .Mss sl'1''s' '.''e' t'''o
owing to ttle, dextcrous on twlrl- '
il,igg iil,'ig ot 'sttfr,l'is Nichards, lyt the
'iborigi1lcs succeded IN getting
around but once. once The locals
scored - runs in the hrst three
innings when, 70 help out,
Rec John took the box for
the natives the remaining six
innings, the success OF his
merits resulting IN the above
score.
1ohn Orchard Field Worker of
he Il s N i. 3. 6 Assn viii hold ;
: s Inst;t,,te for Al, interested
!, R;bla at,,dv q .Wasbh,, - IN
: I y,,ly ,7tb ,norn;no,
!. = .,ftar,, oon and IN +ha evar' ),
uASu uASu SlAyoVt AIOO1A, oAA o1AAAA t ~ SSt'O St'O SVsA
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Atr $S,2OO w
b Opnlotion a tax Of S, ,2Uv.uO Was
,leyia ssipr general county purposes.
Q1motlola TAX Of ~ u4y. .v.lz,yas }, Y, ,1s
slevlel iof emergency purposes.
On motion a. tax Of 81. .OoU.OU was
levied. for interest on bonds.
On motion tax of 81, ,O4O.OO was
.leyaeu, for bridge purposes.
1. ,Oai motion Il tax OF 81, ,O4O. 100 was
levied for general road purposes.
On motion tax OF ~, ,O4U.uO was
levied for sinking fund purposes.
On motion a tax of -. .U4U.UO was
LEVIED for county school purposes.
On motion application OF .. D..
Rice for cancellation of certain
taxes was referred to the states
attorney.
On motion application Of the
Harvey Herald for the appoint
ment as an official paper tor the
publication Of commissioner pro-
ceetings was referred to the states
attorney.
On motion the following bills
were allowed and warrants ordered
drawn:
Aug. u. johnson, postage
and express .5........S 4 ~
N. ~. Soienberger, COM
missioner ZZ OU
Frank Putz,. commis'ner 20 W
q. B. Wing, comnis'ner u 70
On motion board adjourned to
meet sept. 2, 1901, at O'Clock
IA IA IA AUG. E. Johnson.
u County Auditor.
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On. motion John Rust, living on
section9, township, $50, Range "a,
was appointed pound master, said
pound master to incur no expense
on account of the county.
Requisition of the Clerk of
Court for tie names of IS persons
TO complete the jury list was on
motion received and the following
names supplied: Fred Edinger,
Ferdian Wehr, Henry Knalson:
Jacob Gergen, John Bitz, George
Walker, Fred Gramms, Albert
Muzzy, D. M. McCammon, G. z.
Bucklin, w. H. Allen, .. +. Book
walter, A. N. Blexrud, Robt Cot
ton, G. NJ. Digen, p. K. Eastman,
H. Fl. fleek, j. NJ. Hammick, G.
g. Hallum, John T.. Holtan, E. HI.
Holtan, Martin Holtan, Dan Kuk
Emil Lieben, John Zingg, James
Roam. O. u. Roe. Chas. Hassler,
A. N. Sutton, Frank Tower, Alex.
White, Samuel Londen, J. r.
Wells, w. 2. Macomber, Charles
Hedlund, Samue! Zingg and w.
~. Koenig.
(, On motion board adjourned to
meetia at 2 O'clock p. M. !,
T z O'Clock p. m.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
me1lt.
Present Chairman Wing and
Commissioners Solenberger and
FaallK Putz.
On affidavit of Geo. w. Down
ing Oh motion his personal tax on
4UU sheep for 1898 was cancelled.
On motion board proceeded to
estimate the EXPENSES of the
county for the current year and to
Che levy Of taxes.
The following being the estimate
~ 4
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meet at z O'Clock p m.
| 2o;cloek p. IN.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
nent,
Present Chairman Wing and
Commissioners G Solenberger and
! Putt.
On motion the following bills
were allowed and warrants ordered
drawn:
Harvey Lumber Com.
pany, bridge materials 20 81
Bismarck Tribune, books a. IS
" ashs'n Leader, printing Z 70
III. G. Reeshagep, juror. 2 IL
Robert Cotton, witness. 2 50
III. &. Nygaard, postage 81 50
Gackls d Blllinger, nails 3 OU
Robt. b. Tower, assessor 14l 80
Wilton News, printing. IL 50
w. T.. Cook, Lumber Cop
bridge material. 80. 5 90
T. j. HauyebeTg, mdse. "a 30
Geo. kost, deputy sh' rif 80 "
G, Y. Dm,ieisOll, assessor 2iO OU
Lu.lw.gsS; :hnlidt, road wk ob Ou
lerry Wahl, jalitur i'll 9.
StlJuGs.I.. ......... . w
a. u. Reel, rcpairing... Il Is
x. o., Hoskins, session
laws. 80
+. I'll. bowler, county
pllysicia,l..,,sy. .. q. !. Is CO
Peter Bintis, assessor . I. l63 90
J. Taylor, stationery 6GD
j. Isl. Taylor, postage 4. 3 50
A. Mcdonald, sheriff. fees u .25
Nel5 e. Erickson. ro,lsl i !,
's5.fWOFk lp w
y. A. Carlson, road work q 80
A. C.5Ranard, clerk regis
ter of,deeds ....... 81 As
I, On.motion board proceeded to
visit county charge Mas and M
spect site for bridge over Turtle
creek. :s5 q.
On motion board adjourned to
meet July 8, at y o'clock a. m. !.
Washburn, N. D., July s, 1901.
8 O'Clock a. m.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
|sment. rs
Present Chairman Wing and
Commissioners Solenberger and
Putt.
The petition Of Johan Koenig
and others for the erection Of a
bridge over Turtle creek on the
section line between sections I and
1S, Township l45, Range 50, was
taken up and OH motion granted
and the auditor instructed to adj
yertise for bids.
On motion $5O8.80 was ordered
transferred from the. special salery
fund to the emergency fund.
On motion Mrs. Jens Olson was
allowed $25 per month forfth
keeping az county charge Naal,
commencing with July.
On motion Is. ~. Smith was APP
ro:nted road supervisor district
mo. 8.
On motion Oliver 3 essen was
appointed to apprais 4esJray horse
lin hands Of James English, Jr.
On motion 3. S Neal was ap-
| pointed to appraise estray horses
lin handsof w "a. Staley ID
On motion the valuation of Sci
Eof$ Sci of section so, E1;1E Of l E44
| of section 8 and IS W /. OF n w q 4
lof section 80, l49, ", for 1 l9OO, was
reduced $50 on account Of strupt.;;
| ares erroneo eously assessed. n
On motion petition of Fred
Knalson and others sffor + the open
| ing 81 road on the line between
sectiions 40 and q, s. ,swas
gran tad. Il q
Report 81 Justices a: Ranard
toset ther With = w ~ fines was aon
tnotii iion 81 I rrsceiEssd aud apI,ro royed.
On mat don ar order confirming
tbs election aud desis ting " ash:
@ ii was lsssnssl &: .,.ssss
O,l moi tiiot, bill 81 i l.ylst ig ssialsi
|ehe.s assessor FL { 3 : a y, W " owed
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ltdiisss ~ 81 s, ia allpWsssts
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1901-07-13
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NoRrnFRN PACIFIC
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No. No. 6: way freight: /. n.
= Y EAST BOUND.
Ns.sS IT, way freight 800 =. IN.
CHAS. s. FEE. G. r. "A.
s. H. SCOTT Agent, ST. raul Mlhh,
Bismarck, Nd. 81
eIsMAl,cK. WAsHRBUn q GREAT FALLS FAAlI.I.s
Hs"szsis'' sH ~ RAILWAY. sSs;.|
iTakinp effect at 6 100 u. IN. June II. 1901.
IiSaily except Sundayo
s.s NORIHBOUND.
I as,,,, p,s,n.rcr 8 :f0 a. M.
IeiAe' Arnold q ;Hm M " n,
Arrive Wilton ~. o: 80 y. M.
sS sOUTHBOUND.
Leave Wilton :,:,e ay +, y. Il,
Leave Baldwin -. - =. ~, ~
slleHle Arnold s:Sp ~, x. M -,
Arrive Bismarck -: ~ y - ~
e. III. WALllER.
Traffic Manager.
&c. WAsHBuRN, @
General Manager
Offices Bismarck, N.:'. tL9.