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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1901-01-10
OUR CORRESPONDENCE
The News of the District as Gathered
by the Sheaf's Corps of Wide
Awake Correspondents.
Oak Park and Big Woods.

Oak Park and Big Woods.
II. H. Kallock has been on the sick
list for while.
Born: To Mr.. and Mrs. Odegard,
last week, girl.
Miss Marie Onstad closed term of
school in district No. 33 on December
2lst and had an entertainment on the
22nd. y s'.
Messrs. Kallock, Theige, Syverson
Il Co. have built camp and estab-
lished saw mill near Chas. Knut-
sons place, where they will saw lum-
Der this winter.
A surprise party was gathered at
MIR. and Mrs. Lindemoen's place last
Sunday to surprise their son who is
blind. A large sum of money was
presented to him.
Gust Holland has taken the con-
tract for carrying the mail from War
ron to Fork, Mimi, for four hundred
and fifty dollars year, which is one
hundred dollars less than thes other
carrier had. He commenced the End
of January.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1901-01-10
Viking.

Mr.. Alfred Olson, of Warren, was
out here Sunday.
The Viking Feed Mill Co. is doing
quite a business these fine days.
Fred Skoog is working for John
Nilsson at the time OF this writing.
George Znerold is attending school
down in Warren. Good for George.
The holidays are over and people
have settled down to everyday life
again.
Would Y. X. q. please tell me what
became OF the Viking Literary
Society?
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Forsberg en-
tertained a number OF friends last
Saturday.
Carl O. Anderson left for Bemidji
the 28th of December last. Our best
wishes go with him. H..
Peter EricksOn's hay stacks on
section Sc are under water. Water
gets rather hard these cold days,
though. -
The ice on section 35 is in fine fix
for skating. Say, boys, get a pair
OF skates and partake in that most
healthful of winter sports.
A large number of young Viking
people went, last Sunday, and gave
Miss Annie Forsberg pleasant sur
prise. All the modern Viking toughs
were there.
A surprise party was given in the
honor OF Miss Annie johnson, the
27th OF December last. She was pre-
scented with an album, so am told.
A. B. G. & Co., Miss E.. Y. x. q. and
your girl correspondent and Il num-
Der of Vikings literary people we're
there. Some toughs we're also there.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1901-01-10
Township I54, Range 46.

o. A. Oh,dahl is in Norman county
visiting relatives and friends.
On December 26 party with
Christmas tree and program was held
at A. Engen's place.
People are thinking OF organizing
this town now, SO we will after
while know what the name OF this
township in reality is. %~ Il
Christmas was celebrated in the
church belonging to Melo congrega-
tion on the 9th, with a grand pro-
gram and Christmas tree The church
was so crowded with people that lots
of them only had standing room.
On the 4th OF January the anti
tobacco union Gram" had a grand
meeting at P. M. Peterson's place.
The time was passed with speeches
and songs, and debate was held on
the subject Resolved that the liquor
traffic has done more harm to the
world than war;"
On December 81 the anti-tobacco
union FRAN had a meeting at L.
Abelson's to say farewell to the cen
tury. There was quite number OF
people present. The program was
commenced at half past nine and
lasted into the new century. Pro.
grom was as fallows: Speech by A.
jacobson, "What has been done in
the 10Th century," Speech by L.
Larson, "What has been omitted in
the 10Th century," Music by Filing
Ericsson. Speech by A. IT. Abelson
"What science has done for the hu.
man:ty in the 10Th century, Solo
by Miss Hanson "Woman's enamel.
patton" by Ethel Abelson. Speech
by Granum about Wisdom. Speech
by Fl. P. Seines. Speech by L. Hof
on value and effect OF literature
Speech by B. Ericsson. Speech by O
Abelson about what can be expected
OF the Goth century. Speech by @
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1901-01-10
Skandlnavlsk M. e. Mode.

Pastor J. A. jacobson fra Minnea-
polls, distriktets praesiderende Eldste,
vii predike den Skandinaviske
Methodist kirke i Warren f0rstkom-
mende S0ndag, den l3de Januar,
formiddag og aften. Paa formiddag
vii der blive uddeling af Herrens
Nadyere. Ale ere hjerteligen ind
.budte at vmre tilstede we'd disse
m0der.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1901-01-10
RESOLUTIONS
In Favor of Miss Nettie Solum, by
the School Board.

H.. & I'd. Z = - = T 0. 2. Cd -
At the meeting OF the Board Of
Education, held on Monday evening,
the following resolution was unani-
|mously adopted:
WHEREAS, Miss Nettie Solum has
rendered her resignation as teacher
on account Of sickness in her family.
and,
WHEREAS, she has been faithful
and efficient teacher in our school
for the past eight consecutive years,
therefore be it
RESOLVED, that we accept her re-
signation with regret and express to
her our high appreciation of her
work and character. 4
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1901-01-10

jacobson on Woman's emancipation.
Speech by L. Hoff on Ethics Of the
Goth century. Then there was pas
sed the resolution thattllose persons
present who lived to 1926 were to
meet then on the same day that year
and exchange greetings and review
times OF the past. At about half
past II refreshments were served al
ter which u few songs were sung.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1901-01-10

Peter Lofgren, the Pelan mer-
chant, was apassenger onlast nights
train bound for st. Paul.
Amund Johnson, the old pioneer,
and prosperous farmer OF town Of
Foldahl, was in the city yesterday.
Uncle Gill, who has visited at the
home Of I. Henderson siuce before
Christmas, left last night for his
home in Chicago. He is a fine old
gentleman, and weshope he may be
able to make his regular visits to
this city for many years to come. Il
Buy the Chatham, better known
as the Dan Robertson Tanning MILL.
it is fully guaranteed to take out all
wild oats and foul. seeds or money
refunded. twill pay to investigate.
OLE SWANSON, Agent.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1901-01-10

Best Sc and Loo cigars at John
son Drug Co.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-06
EL PAso VlcTiMiZED.
How Fakirs Constantly Work the
Whole Community.

El pnsu people fall easy victims 90
ull kinds OF sWindlCH 4 man claim
iug to be- the authorized agent OF a
magazine has been working the city.
iy Offering a silk waist pattern as a
premium be- succeeded in getting uu.
wutuuB cash subscriptions amung the
ladies' one lady. growing suspicious,
wrote to the publishers ~ the mnEa-
zine and received an answer that he
was not authorized 20 collect sub
fctiptlung for the magazine
Every TOW weeks some advertising
nkr strikes town and works the bus.
lucaa men Tor advertising that docs
not pay them cent. El pasO News.
10 is understood that the same man,
who touched ~ pasu ana Silver city
recently and worked many ~ the la.
dies to the queens taste stopped q
f,w days In Albuquerque ami was also
successful here. II is strange but
nevertheless true. total stranger
vth almost any Kind Of yaluelOas
scheme. can work the good people ~
tho southwestern towns
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-06
rne News Now known.
Two Marriages Kept a Secret Lealel
out rom nland Ne iIum.

The Citizen Us Compt tgd to acknuEi.
edge that the Bland Herald published
up IN the COchiti hills. scored n scoop
Ia the publication Of two MARRIAGES.
which. U ls said, occurred In this dty
the past few days. but for roaans
known only to the contracting parths.
were kept a secret here, aud mc
frat known to the outside through he
columns of the Bland paper The mar.
iiagcs alluded 20 are found In the ol.
lowing Items
pEGUE.BENSON.
Last Saturday night Ia Albuquerque
Mrs. Charlotte Benson was unite, Ia
marriage to J " pcguc The newly
married couple will continue tlcir
residence there and In short tine
they will go To- housekeeping ln a
bran new cottage which the groom H.
having erected Both parties ere
well known IN bland an their miny
friends join the Herald Ia wishing
them success and happiness
WILSON McALENANDER.
$. L. Wilaon loft Sunday for Anu
quctquc 10 be- married to Miss KITTY
McAlcXandcr. Of Newton. Kansas
Miss McAleNandcr resided az Abe
marie NJ one time and has many
friends iu the camp. Mr. Wilson is
the genial and popular shift boss at
the mill The happy couple have N,
best wishes Of their many friends 'oi
thoir future journey through life They
VIII return TO the Albcmarlo 10 ro
HII.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-06
wHITe OAKS

From the Eagle
The Iowa aud New Mexico Mining
aud Milling company has recently pur.
chased ,bc Turkey group of mines and
will at once begin to clear on ground
ilr a Mill
A number of new coal locations have
recently been made loo the Garlic and
patns mountains. aud one opening
made showing "a tuo vein of coal four
aud "a half feet In thickness.
r. u Lund recently became q pur
chaser of an interest Va the Hoston
BOY mine OF this place. This rs "a
promising property and has a regular
force of men engaged la doing devcl.
upmCnt work.
MIR lyors. who recently visited the
Osourg copper country. says IL is all
right The copper usually appears in
blanket form and runs as higu a. go
per cent a Chicago company is now
preparing 90 pat in a teaching plant
Go work the ores from the various
mines In ,.at section The plant viii
cost about $4,000.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-06
CUTTING AffRAY At DemlNe.
Ray Brown Seriously Cuts His wife
Win a Knife.

Thursday night about 10 o'clock
Ray Brown visited the residence ~
his wifcs mother. Mrs. Lancaster. on
Pine street in this city and Selling
his wife boy the hair dragged her out
of doors, where he commenced cut
ting az her with knife. says the Dem.
ing Headlight
Brown evidently intended 10 murder
the woman. and had Oh, not been FOR
the shrieks OF the women, which
frightened him away. would probably
have succeeded iu his murdcrous de-
sisns Al % d. the woman Us now In
a serious condition, with u ghastly
wound across the entire left side ~
her neck and face. thas will disngure
her for life and Brown is "a fugitive
with officers ON his trail
The couple. who were married hero
some months ago, have never gotten
along very harmuuiously. Brown b.
surly vicious dispusitiuned fellow.
aud has already served one term iu
,..o pen at Santa Fc Tor some gun
play az harrisburg In times past u
viii go hard with him u hc De- caught.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-06
SUNDAY SCHOOL WORKERS.
interesting Meetings Held Yesterday
Afternoon and Evening.

While "A keen disappointment was
felt by the local sunday school work.
ers over the uou.uTriyal OF three Of
tho International workers yesterday
morning, yet Mr.. Marion Lawrence
and MIR Spillman gave much OF en-
ioymcnt AID profit in their work at
the afternoon anu evening meetings
Despite the unusual weather which
kept 30 many from attending any OF
tho sessions, a fair audience of earn
est young people. with an excellent
representation Of adults greeted Mr.
Lawrence az the Congregational
church as he took charge OF tho
childrcn's meeting az 2 30 o'clock The
subject NJ his talk was AN object les.
son IN teaching. and with hlR earnest
enthusiasm he heidi she undivided al.
tcntiOu Of all Mr. Lawrence iR
man az unusual energy and power.
and viii do much "a hll the meetings
of the territorial convention ON Wed.
nWdny and Thursday with good
things for workers.
At the Lead avenue Methodist Epis.
Copal church Mr. Spiliman gave an
interesting practical talk on What
Sunday School Teacher Ought 90
Know About the Lesson" Every
teacher present could draw Inspiration
and instruction from such a presenta.
titu ~ the subject, AZ the close of
his talk Mr. Law nee conducted "a
workers Round Table for half an
hour.
In the evening two meetings. one az
the congregational church addressed
By Mr. Lawrence, aud tho other 40 the
methodist Episcopal church, at which
MI Spillmnn spoke. took the placc Of
tho usual church services Excellent
audiences gathered for these meet
ings Ia spite uf the continued storm.
and were repaid Tor their efforts.
Tho two gentlemen went up tn
santa fc ami Las Vegas this morn
ing Tor two days ami viii return tu
the city for the convention on We'd.
noaday Professor aud Mrs Hamul
aud Mr. Excel will be- with them. aud
the Eve will '0ll' tho sessions with
inspiration The public is urged 60
take advantage of this opportunity 90
enjoy The meetings lcd hy such work
ers Mr. Excel has been compelled
90 rest Tor few days owing 90 the
condition NJ his throat hut The Siti
zen 90 assured that be- viii hc in nnr
condition Tor the musical" part of
the convention
Announcements win D.. made latpr
'hr0ugh Tho citizen Of tH. time and
place. uf rnch "DfalUU Df %. cUuy,u.
lion.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-06

Dcductlng from slO9.9743l con hand
December I. 1900, the amount VI
SlG.599I5 as enumerated above.
leaves balance OF 63.37bt6 In the
hands 81 the treasurer available r.,
future purposes.
Il viii be- noticed that In the total
.of $iG .5g9i5 exempt from the actual
cash balance December l. 1900. there
is included the sum Of t2372A93. the
amount ln the hands of the treasurer
for various sinking funds. This sum
cannot be- used for territorial pur.
poses in general but solely for the
purposes for which the funds are Gre
atad la fact this sum OF f23,72t H3
tUrt'r. ut0 an asaiiohlp asset and not
"a liability. although II was not IN.
Cludod In the excess claimed Ia my bi.
ennial report
The rate OF taxation for all terri.
torial purposes FOR the last ten years
has been as follows
Territorial purposes--iSg ESQ;
1892 G.5u 1898. e., 1894. q. 1895. o:
1896, %. 1897 Z; 1888, Z, 1898. e..
1900. g
Territorial institutions -Isgil, 1892
D. 1898. $50, 1894 { 90, 1895. lT5.
1886. 10, 1897, 205. 1888. EOS, 1893.
$40. 1900. $40.
sinking fund--lS97. so, 1898. 90.
1898. 2.55 1900, T.
Grand total-lSgl SO7. 1892. 100:
1888. 1850. 1894. 775. 1895. IT'S. 1896.
155. 1897, 1850. 1898. 1850. 1898.
1910. 1900. l4O5.
ln the special items OF the above
table all taxes levied for deficiencies
and charitable institutions are omit.
ted. although they are included Ia the
total tax levy for the respective years
As shown by the reports OF the va
rious troasurcrs for the past ten years.
the amount realized on taxes for ter.
short Of the appropriations with the
exception OF the past two years
Oui OF funds specially created aud
IN the hands of the treasurer. $50 coo
Of capitol contingent fund bonds were
redeemed last year. also. ga 500 GER
tihcates OF indebtedness. Since De
ccmber !, 1900, f245O0 certificates of
Indebtedness have been called for re-
demption, thus reducing the territorial
debt within the last two years 90 the
amount Of 5000. besides the annual
interest charge thereon. There Is now
ln the treasury, available for redcmp.
ton purposes. exclusive OF above
amounts, the following:
Capitol contingent fund S24.4g5 .0G
Capitol building bonds ,... 3b.Os5.O4
FruNisAl Indebtedness bonds. s 1882
Respectfully submitted.
j. H. VAUGHN.
Territorial Treasurer
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-06
OFFICIAL NOTES.
Agent Appointed-ScVeral lneorpora.
tons File pabaFa

The 81 Michacls Mining aud Re
hning company notified Territorial
Secretary Wallace that Il had appoint
I'd Robert w. Tandy us New Mexico
agent. and had designated Tres "a
cdras Rio Arriha county, az It's head
quarters for tho territory
AN INCORPORATION.
Tho Manzano Gold and Copper com.
pany nlcd Incorporation papers In tho
ONCE Of Territorial Secretary Wallace.
The lnCurporators are Upton ID Long.
silas Parker. W NJ Scott owen Cat.
frey and s r. l.e,anson. The capital
is 100000. the headquarters Of the
company are at Bolou. Valencia coun.
~
Tho CarizDzo Water company Glcd
incorporation papers In the office ~
Territorial Secretary Wallace. The
incurporatorE are Melvin q Padcn.
Geo W priChard aud Frank j Sacger.
who are also the directors Of the com.
pany. Capital, f2j0UU. Headquarters
at WHITE oaks
Tho brotherhood Of Letters hlcd In.
corporation papers The inCorpora.
tors and directors Of the company arc
Henry street Smith. John Henderson
Van Wrinkle and James Lewis Court.
ncy. Of Weed. OterO county, which IL
also designated as headquarters ~
the company. whose aim 70 is 20 cstah.
lish a correspondence school granting
the degree Of II. A.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-06
INDIAN SCHOOL NOTES.

Mr. scllomriiro has recently pir.
chased a driving horse in which he
takes great pleasure.
The base BAN nine has accented a
challenge from the Las Vegas normals
for a game 10 be- played In that city
April 27th
Harry Muntoya arrived yesterday
morning from Laguna. whore he has
been doing some repair work on the
school buildings.
The Office has been thoroughly
cleaned ana presents a very inviting
appearance with its freshly kulso.
mined walls and oiled floors.
4 pleasant party OF employees loft
last evening for l.aguna from which
place they viii visit the Enchanted
mesa. They expect to return to-mor.
row evening.
Miss Louise Wallace. the popular
music teacher ami Miss Collins ar.
rived from Los Angeles this morning.
last few weeks.
r. A Tanner. az Washington. ID.
G., a member OF the gcodetic survey
corps, was pleasant caller az the
school " odnesday tie is on his way
TO Oregon on business connected with
has department
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-06
RAlLnoAp orFlelAL. HERe.
Some Important Business Looked AZ.
spccttd the Shops.

Some Important Business Looked AZ.
tcr--lr spccttd the Shops.
\ number Ui Santa BE- railway ON.
riala arrived from thy north ia the prl.
ydtH coaches uf GauorW Superintcnd-
emit Rn.igUr and Division Nuppflntrnd-
cui o. o. Fak lu.t evening. The par.
Is 90 U.uGsu he'd visitors included.
byHl.a th above named gouuvmru,
A. W fuwalcy, superintendent Of trans.
plrtatIuu of the entire system. 10.
pek5s r.. McCanna supervisor OF
bridges and buildings, Topeka NJ H..
Williams. general manager ~ bridges
and buildings Las Vegas e. n Bris.
toll. trainmaster OF New Mexico divi-
siuns. a, r. Robinson, bridge On
ginecr. Topeka and T. II. Nudge. as.
sistant engineer Las Vegas While
Ia thD city they visited the several de-.
partmvnts Of the railway shops and
looked over the construction work Of
IN" new Alyarpdu hotel Tho prin.
Clpal object of their visit was of
very important nature hut the mem.
beers Of tho party were not at liberty
90 make them pubic 40 the present
time. The private cara. Nos. 2lO and
2l5 were attached 10 engine Ul39 and
started to Las Vegas az ll.l6 this
morning aE q special train. with Con.
ductur Thomas Hook In charge. while
Engineer George Nrnssun aud Fireman
Fishhurn were Ia the cab
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-06

An agent for an Indian school in
Oklahoma has spent the week Ia this
vicinity, says the Las Cruces Repub.
lican. His mission was % get the
names Of all Indian children eligible
to attend school tie succeeded In
obtaining about 30 These were sub
Jcctod to careful medical oxamina
tion for physical defects that might
cndaugcr their health by radical
change Of climate, environment and
methods ~ living Dr Lane found
only about twenty that could pass
A number of years ago Indian pa.
rents were very lUath 10 have their
children go uWHy o. school, but the
youngsters CHmc back with such 9lcas.
ant tales at their treatment that they
are most All very anxious now tn have
their children go
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-06
THE C0CHITI DISTRICT,
Northland Mine Leased Woodbury.
Mil at Work.
MARROW LscAPt OF slNlRs.
From the Bland Herald
nH.fna UHfrNHHnI a.

From the Bland Herald
a RlCH STRIKE.
Tho Tucker brothers. who have been
prospecting Tor The main lead ON their
Texas claim. have az last struck the
ore body. which reveals large guam
titles Of high grade rock that pans free
gold The Texas mine ls located ON
the east Of the aunt Betsy les, the
hu,R are quite clatod over their strike,
aud we'll they should be-.
THE RIGHT MAN FOR MANAGER
u is reported that one Of Blaud'H
most influential CitizCus, aud one who
b. highly respected in various sections
of the territory. viii have charge ~
the famous Sulphur springs this sea.
son. while thu gentleman name Us
not for publication nc this writing. II
Is a positive fact that the resort will
gain in popularity from the moment
ho assumes control
4 BOND AND LEASE
The Northland mine In Poralta can.
Won. which is owned by George Os.
trnnder John Nccland and T. McFar.
land. has been bonded and lpuspd for
one year Co Thomas pulliHm. gentle.
man we'll known ga the district but
who is now in Victor Colo Next
week the lessee vii have force uf
miners employed in tho work uf sink
ing on the vein.
DOWN TO BUSINESS.
The now mill in Woodbury. which
has been in course OF erection for sew.
pal months past was started up last
week and ore was put through the
rrushors and beneath the stamps
Several hundreds Of tons of Iron King
ore were already M the mill site. and
this is being treated very satisfactOr.
rs Co the company William Green.
field the tpamstor has closed a con.
trac, with the company for hauling
the ore from the niue 90 the mill, and
began an the work last Monday In
fcw days be- will have all his wag.
uus and teams pressed into service
and no delay viii hc occasiuned by
| him Alex Conrad has been placed
/ in charge OF the milne and with a
/ force of miners sufficient quantity
1f the gold bearing quartz is being
holstcd daily and dumped into the
/ bins.
ODDFELLOWSHlP ~ BLAND
The local odrc OF odd Fpllows ls AZ
/ present enjoying prosperity and scotia
/ hility iu every sense uf the word
] Their treasury is assuming grand pro
portions aud tho mrub,r. aim witch
! Ia srndually Increasing. /. Inc Kind
I -. ....
that insuros stability since tug ludg,
was organized there have been given
many dances. al Of which proved d
| decided success. and now the Nom
beers arc making preparations 60 give
an entertainment 900 the uCar future
which Promises to utterly eclipse ans
thing at thy Kind ever attempted 10
the district. Tho date Cor this enter
taium,nt has not Drun definitely de-
cidpd upuu. but vs.. arc safe in max
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-06
oazlnn N the plums.

This morning Governor Miguel A.
Otoro and Hon. a, A. Keen passed
through the city On route 20 Santa
Fo. The gentlemen had been Ia Dem
ing for few days looking nlter mat.
tiers pertaining To the newly establish.
cd county OF Luna. with view 20
making appointments Tor the various
Offices. u is learned that there Is
small crowd Of aspirants already be.
meath tho great political PLAN tree In
Dcmlng, waiting for the falling OF
the fruit or appointments. as Il were.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1901-04-06

the mountain range near 90 Caliehls
Tor some time 90 come says the San
MarCiai Bee. Last saturday accom-
painted by his wife aud S.months-old
baby. he was driving IN an open buggy
with two horses and was caught at
niRhtfall on this barren elevation by
severe snow aud wind storm. They
were without camping facilitiog. The
wind blew with terrible violence They
covered themselves with wraps and
turned the horgUs loose Next morn.
ing the animals were found frozen to
death. and leaving his wife and baby
the man trampcd a number ~ weary
miles until he found a ranchman who
willingly furnished the means 10 con.
vcy the vehicle and It's occupants TO
shelter and comfort.