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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-22
BURN 4
NE:GR
Texans Take Hor-
rib|e Vengeance

DALLAS. Texas. May g - Dudley
Morgan, colored. WIS burned al the
stake this afternoon FOR outraFing "a
white woman. near HRllville The
town went into a state ~ perfect
frenzy over the event and IL l. esti-
mated that not less than 2.000 per-
sons witnessed the horrible death.
The wife OF farmer named
Rrownaan was seized by negro
while passing through the woods
near HailVilic carried struggling be-
meath bridge. choked almost into
INCONSISTENCIES and repeatedly out
raEed. she WAS left unconscious. ON
recovering she made her way 20
where assistance was at hand. Nor
gan was arrested as be answered
the description ~ the assailant. lie
was taken before his victim. who
identified him as the man.
A crowd gathered and the doomed
negro vas taken to a stake In the
outskirts Of the village. boand with
chains. and dry brush piled round tn
- pyramid. Before the pile igulted
he confessed his crime. The news
became hrulted around and long be-
fore the torch was Applied tho crowd
became SO dense that Il WAS tmpos-
slhle to approach anywhere near the
stake.
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is THERE
INFRACTION?

Stories are current In certain
shipping circles that there IL trouble
aboard the government revenue cut
ter Thetis. This boat arrived ia Sc
attic from San Francisco on her way
north only n few days ago She
proceeded from here 90 Comox, a..
G.. Go coal and Il IL there that the
strife ~ said 60 have occurred
After the Thct,a had lied her
bunkrrH aud was about % pun away
from the wharf men HHhors heard
capt Hcniy and some u hts junior
officers INDUCING IN an alteration.
NO. / won't DO A. DO Il your
self Il you want 10 done I'm Eick
aud tired OF this ordering about
anyway" and other like expletives
were heard.
Those on shore were further aa-
t0niHhrd when they say the vessel .
bow turned toward the south when
u was known that she was on her
was t0 Alaska.
There are rumorr % a cOurtmar-
tiai. but the officers refuse TO be In
turyiewed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-22
BITS OF GAlETY

Mrs. John u. Powlcs was the host
gaa 81 n very pretty may pole lunch.
con this afternoon 81 her home, ita8
sixteenth Avenue. Covers we're laid
for i@ guesta The center piece wac
a large doll. holding a bum b % rib
bon atrsamcrH. which floatoa TO the
~ different places ~ the table. Each
lady found AZ her place "a small DOH
holding a card with Aer name. EN-
eryihing was IN accordance with the
May pole custom. and the effect was
charming.
Mrs. Horace Mcclure. 1896 East
Jefferson street. entertained the Cii-
oman club this afternoon, The an
nual business Of the club was trans
acted.
The junior prom. OF the University
~ Washington will be held tonight Ia
Littie's hail The place Nlii no doubt
be fiiisd 10 ltH utmost capacity. WRg-
ner's orchestra viii furnish the mt
sic.
The young people 81 South Seattle
gave a picnic At chico harbor on
Sunday. May ~ After lunch dan
cling was INDUCED In until time To
start home.
The Kappa Gamma fraternity %
the L. Of ~. gave a dancing party
across Lake Washington on Tuesday
evening. a large number % the
university students and their friends
we're present. The entire evening
was one Of great pleasure to the
young people.
Mrs. r. G. tombstone gave a card
party on Tuesday, at her rea-
idance on Columbia street The nf-
fair vas tn honor Of her sister. Mise
Amy Corey. whose engagement has
been announced. A dainty supper
was served after cards.
Invitations have been issued f0r
the high school senior which viii
take place In the Queen Anne club
houae on the zsth OF May. The COM
mittee 81 students IL making great
preparations for this affnir.
A cotllion party was given last
night at Littlea hall The Monday
aud Saturday classes we're present
besides number Of invited guests.
Mrs Frank r. Lewis entertained a
number ~ friends this afternoon at
her home 1879 Eighteenth avenue.
Cords were played after which light
refreshments were served. Invita-
lions have also been issued by the
same hostess for cards tomorrow
evening.
Miss Maud Harmon and William
Elliott Farr were married last
evening In st. Mark'a church. The
bride was beautifully Rowned IN
white crepe with ducheas lace. After
a trip 20 California the happy couple
will reside on Queen Anne hill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-22
TRYING
CARMEN
YOUNG

The preliminary hearing of Carmen
Young. charged with robhing John
peFnan ~ $500 ln q house ~ III
fame on Washington street. o. stiil
on la Justice cams court. ntEnhn
told on the witness stand mat hc
went Into Lila YounK's house on the
evening 81 May with $4,000 when
be woke up w the morning he says,
his money was gone. The money was
arwed in "a purket made on the inside
~ his shirt. heEnnn told practically
The same story on the witness stand
yesterday that he gave 10 Detectives
Tennant and ByTnen the day after
the alleged robbery
Carmen Young. the accused wo-
man. was with pegnan the greater
part of the night
The defense Ia attempting TO prove
that Deguan spent n great deal 81
money la the variety Heaters about
the city during tho night aud he -
alleged "a have been taken 10 Lila
Younss house by a strange man who
later diHap peared. This man. the
defense II attempting 10 prove. may
have taken the money, There has
been evidence pat IN today that Deg
nan ana another man were IN other
houses 0f ill-fnne on Washington
The case VIII probably conclude
late this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-22
BREM ERT0N BRIEFS

Early this week one Of the marines
AZ the navy barracks Was taken with
a fit % insanity Hts mania seemed
% be to kuock any one down that
came near him, II has since been
learned that he was once discharged
as cured from an asylum.
II il said that the Philadelphia viii
80 out ~ commission here. IL 20.
comparing The work to be done on
her with similar work. several hun
drod thousand dollars and a number
% years wili be spent la her over
hauling
The ball game played at Rsntsn
by the Hremerton nine resulted Ia
favor % Hsntnn by 90 2.
Anton Abi~~Qn. the Old Eunnerv-
mate q the Nipsic received his dis
charge from service today and viii
so 60 San Francisco. te has been
In the service for ~ years and re-
tires on half pay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-22

FISHERMEN
AND THEIR LUCK

John Peterson and Paul Frosted,
barteuders In the q. a. /. saloon, and
A. BockmHn. manager Of the Alaska
Mining ana Development Company
had an unpleasant fishing experience
yesterday. They took the steamer
h. g. Reed o. Ollala creek, about 20
miles down the Sound. The captain
promised 20 stop on the trip back TO
Seattle and bring the fishermen
home. lie failed 90 90 10, however.
Sir. Bockman. In trying 20 land "A
fish, had slipped into the creek ana
received durking. He ana the other
two men fhlvered around IN the cold
air untn ! O'Clock in the morning
when they hired for so n gasoline
launch 10 carry them home. The
launch broke down when the party
was 80 miles from the city. They
we're Obliged 10 row the rest OF the
wayway and did not touch dry land
until 4 o'clock this morning They
were very much inceused at the con-
duct ~ the captain OF the Reed.
Herbert Parker.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-22
MORTALITY REPORT

The funeral 81 simon G.. Clement
was held from the funeral parlora
OF Ronnoy a Stewart at o'clock
THIS afternoon.
Mrs. Ellen Upton. aged 30 years.
died at the rsaidence. 21t4 King
street. last evening.
The funeral services OF inzeH l..
Carvey were held from the family
residence, keystone street Green
Lake. this morning lnterment was
IN Lake View cemetery by Collins,
sherman. Foley Go.
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DEATH OF MRS.
BARBARA k0Rh

Mrs. BarbRrn Korn, aged e. years.
died az the Seattle General Hospital
this morning. after an Illness 81 sev -
erai months. Mrs. kurn was born In
Germany. but came to America IN
her early yon,h. In 1851 she came Co
Seattle and has lived here ever since
Her husband. n. Kofn. a former
councilman 81 this city. died here
several years ago
Deceased II survived By elk child
rem Mrs, l. nn1baum Of Sioux Falls.
~ D.. Mrs, James Simods ~ New
York. Mrs. l.. Sioli Of Sacramento.
Cai. Mrs. =. Botien OF $40 Nineteen
IN avenue this city. / korn OF Taco
ma. and "A. =. korn Of Seattle.
Tho funeral VIII be held from the
residence Of Mira. Borics Sunday az
teruonn at F. O'Clock. Rabbi Joseph
officiating. Burial VIII be in the
Hills OF Eternity cemetery
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-22
Or. swEeaY APPOINTED

The civil service commission last
night appointed Dr. J. y. Sweeney
20 act ns one 81 the three medical
examiners 81 the commission. br.
Sweeney succeeds ID. = - Mj Miller
whose term ~ office expired some
time ago. br. Sweeney Will hold Of
flee for a term OF three years. The
other members Of the examining
board are Or. r. NJ. Carroll ana Dr.
T.. W. Young.
The duties Of the board consist
principally IN the examination Of
candidates for positions In the police
and fire departments.
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Standing Of tho Clubs
oame protested

Manager Andrews. 81 the Tacoma
team. has protested yesterday
game ou the ground that ia the
ninth inning Stanley, ~ Eeattic,
missed the bail after Rmith ~ Tia
coma had famed out The ball ~
~ alleged struck Umpire Mulians'a
foot. This. ~ true. would have en-
titled the batter 20 a bnte. The UNI
pirc decided differently, however.
aud called the man out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-22
FLAI CARS WRECKED

a defective switch caused the
wreck Of two Northern Pacific nat
cars last night on the Grant street
bridge. The accident occurred near
che crossing Of the Grant street el-
octrie line and trafflc on u was pre-
vented for the rest Of the night one
Hat car demolished the wharf and
the trucks were left hanging under
meath the pier. The oars We're
loaded with cordwood which was
scattered about A force OF work b
men was put TO work clearing the
track. which was soon ready for
frame
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-22

JULY 4TH
AT BALLARD

The people % Ballard win hold n
mnsH meeting this evening at the
city hall f0r the purpose OF discuss
lnR % Fourth or July celebration
along the lines indicated by the star
Monday. one OF the main items Of
business 90 be transacted IN the ap-
puintmrnt OF "a new Fourth OF July
committee.
In view 81 the fact that Seattle
VIII not celebrate TIT swear the pros
poets for u rouSlug time at Ballard
are good aud are leading the citizens
Of the biz mill town 60 take a lively
interest VA the affair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-22

ALBANY ~ T.. May q. with
$4,000 In cash and $4,000 IN certi-
fed checks In his pockets. a man
who gave his name as James Hi
ton, was arrested In Troy Friday
morning. The charge against the
man was that Of intoxicatlon. HI
ton was standing on corner
throwing money 20 persons and
seemed perfectly happy. This morn
ing he was taken before Police jus
tice Jones.
While Hilton" was being exam
lined George II. Butler Of New York
city rushed into the courtroom and
recognized the prisoner az his broth
or, william G.. Butler. a broker In
New York city.
The police justice discharged the
generous Mr. Butler on a promise
that he would accompany his broth
or home. Tfe acknowledged that up
70 the time Of his spree he was q
successful broker Of New York.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-22
SpseiAl Service

All the fans ar" going TO witness
the game between the Everetts and
Tacoma League a. Everett tofnor-
row afternoon. Steamer city Of kv-
cretf viii leave Colmnn Dock AT ~
noon. Round trip. Including admis-
sion 20 grounds. 81.
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New Freight Service

making two round trips daily to
Bremerton, sydney and Charleston,
leaving Colman Dock al . a. m. and
2 30 y. IN. 80.
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aud allowed but % few nrniiercd hiir.
The local team was defeated by o.
arufe nf Q to T. Costly crrorn i0Ht
the game FOR SPOKANE.
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A NOMINAL BLAZE

Fire broke out In the bath room of
a residence al SOC Broad street. this
morning. occupted by A. klodt. The
damage was nominal The blaze a.
supposed 10 have started from "A gas
uliup stove
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PORTLAND. May 22 Tho Port
land trnm bnttei both Carter and
brown. iutte'H twirltrH 90 over thr
lot here yesterday and won by o.
score of II 10 p,
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John Miller. gambler. was ar
rested early this morning by De-
tectives Freeman and Hubbard as
a dIanrdnrlY unfnnn.
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Beginning today the Port Orchard
route will put on additional freight
and passenger service. Boats viii
leave Cplman Dock Tor the battle
ships and Port Orchard points at
6 30. . and 10 n. m, i;i5, $3.50 and
81 30 y. m. go.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-22

Humane OFFICER Ridgway has a
month-old baby on his hands that
he Is anxious 10 place IN a good home.
The mother Of the little one So not
willing 10 take care Of it.
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0. BUCK & CO.

Mems, Boys children's Clothing,
Furnishing Goods, Hats and Shoes
itVt Second Avenue. New Times
building.
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SEATTLE
AGAIN A
VICTOR


Some Rather Careless Playing
Seattle won the game from Tacoma
Ia the first two innings yesterday az
Athletic park. In the initial two the
home team ran up four runs Aftor
that they settled down into n state
mat II settled down into "a state
or innocuoua deauotude ana watched
The Tigers attempt 90 tie the score.
The bunch from the city Of Destiny
proved unequal TO the task and fell
down. Seattle won by score ~ 4
10 .. Timely hits won the game for
the locals. After the first two in
ninsH Tacoma played as good II
not better ball than the home team.
The game lacked ginger throughout.
10th captains attempted 10 Jolly"
up Their mon, but the attempts were
failures. The players seemed tired.
Several errors are chaitcd up against
each team. Some " them were made
by thoroughly careless playing.
Hickey was IN the box Tor Seattle.
The handsome snuthpaw threw fairly
GOOD ball. but was trifis Wild at
times Hickey takfg streak some
times and then he thinks tho bail
should he thrown over the grand
stand. Ito bad several Of these
'HtfenkH' yentefdny. Johnson. who
pitched Tor Tacoma. played an excel
lent game. lie pays too much atten-
ton to hts movements, however. and
the result n the bleaChers say he
fsIa a. fHasr.rH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-22

beginning Thursday. May %. 1909,
the seattle Electric Company will
receive freight ~ new freight house
on corner 81 tifth and Pine streets,
between ,he hours Of 90 a. m and
90 - M Tor all points on Green
Lake and University car lines And
commencing on Friday. May gard.
freight for Ballard viii also be re-
ceivod at this freight house.
THE SEATTLE ELECTRIC co.
y. q. Gabriel, Freight Agent.
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A
Remarkable
Record

seven more sales recorded for our
Sattfe house yesterday. People re-
iass that the time IL growing short
X securing such remarkable values
: Pianos and Organs as we are Of
eTing during cur great clearance.
=mrrDvement and cut-prics sale.
katch viii close Saturday. May 81.
II We shall be obliged 10 begin at
4 TAT time the extensive store
s3snges and improvements eontem-
5Szsed.
a A remarkable feature Of this sale
) the very large number Of instru-
1nfs sold out Of the city. some go
II as far as Dawson. This goes 20
ssw that people have confidence In
- assertions and know that with
= closing Of this sale viii vanish
y opportunity 20 nearly double the
zrrhasing power u their dollars.
y best makes Lowest prices ever
krred. Easy terms. Make your
zerficn now.
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Forced to
Come Down

nrueeisis who Joined the
-, n the hopes q maintaining
~, ,,l,s prlcea viii have 60 come
AVA
uoRr THAN THREE YEARS
r.rssil Drug CO. have stood by
n. uatrens With the hest Of mcai-
-. ii reasonable prices;
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Fletcher & Carpenter. realty bar.
gains only. -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-22

In the first inning johnson gave
Hurley and Rabbit each passes 20
first Schwariz and Hurlburt went
out aud klopf met ona squarely for
two bases. Rabbit and Hurley
scored on the hit A base on balls
an error by johnson and nice hit
hy Schwartz did ths business Ia the
next inning and scored two more
runs, A base on balls Ia the second
Followed By "a single gave the first
run 60 the visitors They also scored
10 the thifd. A hit iu the seventh
Inning was also productive u "A score
TOT the TaeofuHnH.
Today II ladies day There IL no
game tomorrow. but games viii b.
played between Seattle and Tacoma
Saturday and sunday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-22

SPOKANE. May Wigs was IN
the box for Helena here yesterday
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Rsiohert Bros. pianos. ITO Union
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antitrust Prices

.a, A., klna ................ zoe
tsss' t.s.k pnls. 90 sine. .sDc
~ ..,r kola Tablets. k1c size. zoe
~ Raven splits aao siHe ...,. Tie
ss,.ss kidney Pills, isc size 1slc
e,sAs through eur store 9ull find
- ssme fair prizes rule.
..,.sr's Swedish Hair Remover. 81 90
- - ................... Iuc
,'.~,sn Consumption Cure. 500 size
800. doe
e..ererss SAFE Cure. xi.Q1 siHe Uac
$50. e-atArrh cure. 81 IS size S5c
seycctted BY the Trust.
Graduates In Pharmacy
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Graduates In Pharmacy
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Moran Brothers are anticipating
building new floating dry dock to
coat approximately $4,000. The body
M Inc dock n 10 be 200 feet IN length.
its breadth will be 100 feet. Elec-
trlcity VIII be the motive power
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-05-22

The steamer Sbinano Mafu OF me
Nippon Yuaen Kaieha line. which
arrived last night from fokohaina'
brought 10 passengers or her own
and 40 passengers Of the Klushlu
Maru. witch was quarantlned at
Victoria two weeks ago.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-03-21

We sat at the table together.
She cast a shy glance over at me,
She certainly looked like an
Oh Charley! Please order me
Rocky Mountain Tea. G.
w. Greene.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-03-21
that institution, is doing a noble

that institution, is doing q noble
work and in his endeavo1s to EN-
roll those who properly belong to
him he found ffty-two feeble
minded persons not cared for in
any state institution but, are
waiting for the opening of the one
to be built here the coming sum-
mer-these he kindly reported to
the secretary of the Board for the
Feebled Minded. In some way a
wrong impression got abroad and
the 6fty-two feeble minded got
coupled with the school for the
deaf and dumb, willie they never
were there and do not belong
there. There are many feeble
minded inmates in the Insane
Hospital at jamestown, probably
from fifty to sixty who arc retained
there awaiting the opening of the
institution here.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-03-21
Worst Ever

The electric storm that visited
the Northwestern states last week
was probably the worstin history.
The storm was general. ; It reach
ed North Dakota from the north
on Friday morning and the wind
and snow blew furious]y until
Sunday night. There was no loss
of human life in Ramsey county,
but the loss to live stock was quite
heavy. The following losses have
been reported: Dan Martin lost
80 head of cattle; John Hummer
felt, 8; Fred Locke, %; Lake
View Creamery, 6; Halvor Thoe,
3; s. J. Dean %; Grant Green
up, II: Herb Miller, 100 sheep.
Trains were delayed for several
days, but the road is again cleared
and regular traffic has been resum.
ed.
The weather is again mild anG
in a few days the snow will all
disappear, leaving plenty of mois.
ture to insure q good start fo1
this years crop.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-03-21
A Wrong Impression.
Grafton News AID Times.

Grafton News AID Times.
We clip the following from the
St. Paul Dispatch, which does a
great injustice to the school for
the deaf and dumb at Devils Lake:
The establishment of the insti-
tute for feeble-minded at Grafton
will relieve both the school for the
deaf and dumb and the state
asylum. There are a large num-
Der of pupils in the deaf institute
who should rot be there, but were
sent there for the failure of the
state to provide a more suitable
location. In the state asylum are
more than a hundred patients who
are not insane nor troublesome,
being too feeble to get along with
out proper care" In fact there
are no feeble minded persons in
the school for the deaf and dumb.
It contains only proper subjects,
who belong there and are care
fully trained and well cared for.
Prof. Bangs, superintendent Of
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-03-21
Ordinance Passed.

The A. B. Kerlin ordinance
passed its first reading Ivy the
council Tuesday night. The ordi-
nance grants to Mr.. Kerlina thirty
year contract for waterworks,
electric light and heating plant and
telephone exchange The ordi-
nance will come up for it's final
passage at the April meeting.
Mr.. Kerlin expects to start work
as soon as the ground is in con-
dition and will be ready for bust
ness during the summer.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-03-21
Advertised Letters.

Remaining uncalled for at the
postofice at Devils. Lake for the
week ending March 22nd, 1902. If
not called for within fourteen days
will be sent to the dead letter Of
fee" Parties calling for any Of
said letters say advertised"
Anderson Bertha LambertA
Buringerud is Londsve n Lindvig
Benson Randine Manson
Bakken Tena Moore Ell
Burns JOIN Martin Phil
Day Geo w Palmberg Gust 2
Gaultney Frank Pillion virg Mrs
Huchnichen Carl Pillion Joe
johnson Gust Roier N
thomson Hedge Sinder EE
Jackman VIM L Tyler Chas "
johnson John Thorsland Lena
Jordan j o Mrs Thronson Chas ,
Kores Girard Vance Clayton e
Kissler Jno Wray B
r. DAELEY, Postmas ter.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1902-03-21
Township Elections
LAKE TOWNSHIP,

LAKE
Board Supervisors-James Ryan, chairman
T. Anderson, Andrew Rutherford.
Clerk-C. T. Eldridge.
Treasurer-Albert Roberts.
Assessor j. A. Van LEV.
Road Overseer, District No. 1-E. T. Van
Dusen; Nc. 2 7. T. Anderson; No. 8 Stephen
Branchfower, ST.: No. Albert Roberts; No. S
John Peterson.
Justices-John Cumming and Geo. Maxwell.
SOUTH M~INNEwAUKAN.
Supervisors-Geo. Wheeler, chairman
Andrew Anderson, Gus Morris.
Assessors. j. Dean.
Clerk-H. L. Wells.
Justices of the Peace-Ed. Murphy and
Frank Fuller.
Treasurer-Siver Ness.
Road Overseer. LIST district-Thos Hansen
Second district, Alex McIsacc.
Appropriation for road and bridge fund 500:
civil 800: g grader note S95.
Pound Master-L. l.. Stenseth.