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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-02-13
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CONTINGENr DEBTS

CONTINGENT DEBTS
U. S. Surplus Fund, SIG 44S 69
Due to Cemetery Com ers, 7,404 %
This latter is by their competition
the amount occurred with interest
since 1895. and includes the Courts
award and interest annually. also cash
earned to date. Another contignent
liability we suppose exists in the Gem.
etery Trust Fund which are TO be
found IN the Commissioners report.
RECOMMENDATIONS.
There has been recommended by
the auditors for several years, that a
better system of accounting be intro
duced into the differ. mt departments
Special u ention was made OF the
water department and the carrying Of
a ledger account b,tween it and the
CITY.
In the city clerks Office, while the
system is good as far as it goes, it is
lacking the essential feature OF a bust
esshouse. We refer GO uniting all &C
counts in proper ledger form. AT
present, transactions are given in de.
TAIL but this form while necessary,
should be carried step further, es-
pecially as the city business increases
and becomes more complicated.
II accounts were ledgerized, balan.
ces COZ Id be more east y verified, and
the It &c )rds would b. more comprehen.
sive At the same time il would simp.
lily the finding Of Information so nec-
essary at times, to most of the city
officials.
We would therefore recommend,
that the city council in conjunction
with the city CLERK, esta blish a double
entry system Of book keeping, which
could be done without great incun-
ven,ence from the beginning OF the
present year. We are sure that such
city ledger would be of inesLima Bile
value.
We have been criticized for not fully
doing our duty in verifying the treas
urer's bank account at the ind of the
financial year, but would say that we
verified the total an found that there
was deposit considerably ia excess Of
balance due the city, This sum about
$4,000 we consi cred amply to yer
amount of checks outstanding, and
did not think Of going into the matter
Ut checking the returned drafts until
too long period mad elapsed from
Jan. LIST. We admit that from a
business standpoint this should be
doue and recommend That the first
duty OF the new board OF auditor,
shall be to verify bank balance and
cash, Immediately after or on Jan. /.
WATER DEPARTMENT.
The auditors have recommended
several times THAT JnlS department be
managed by board of three or more
commissioners, in the same manner as
is the school department. Our recon
mendatio 5 in this respect, az in all
theirs, have received no attention
from the citizens or the city council.
If SO the matter has never been taken
seriously and few results have been
obtained. We still believe that this
is the proper way for this department.
to be managed. We have found every
thing correctly balanced in this de.
partmeut as far as we know, but again
recommend system OF accounts.
We learn that the city council hes
alread taken steps to estahli b sys-
tenn of bookkeeping and that the same
will 60 into force at once. We wish
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A good advertiser gets quick pronus.
He also wants many people to reae
his advertisement and for that reason
uses the TELEGRAM as the medium
through which he -saches them.
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BROWN THE HACKMAN

T. P. Brown, the hackman, wishes
to inform the public that ne Is pre-
pared to fu nish hacks for dances or
any publ c occasion. Christenings
and weddings made a speciality. tt
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1902-02-13

New jersey FOstmasters.
Washington. Feb. 13.-The followine
postmasters have been appointed fol-
New Jersey: Peetzbury, Helena Tro
Jan; Pottersville, Charles Hoffman.
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.

no All Druggists OF Houston. - -.
Rids will be received up TO II o'clock
mon. Monday, May .. at the ofnce OF tne
N.Y. nitv secretary, for hlling all prescriptions
tS, n,av he issued by the health officer
tor medicine for city patients.
Prices solicited upon the basis OF 50
much per each prescription, contract 10
run twelve months ~
Right reserved to reject any or all
proposals. ,,,s.... s.,.rts,,
ing drugs to d. ID. Bryan, city secre.
tgrx. ~
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! San Jacinto Lodge No. 296. X.
a N p. meets tonight al 1880,
EA Castle Hall. corner Main and
M Prairie. Work in the rank OF
l|I knight. Members of local
III lodges and visiting brethren are
M invited to attend. Otto Taub,
y c. Gil. Nj. Henderson, X. of
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FOR SALE-Modern. two-story house OF
seven rooms at lioueton Heights, one
block from boulevard; city and cisteru
water; good barn; price S27oo. Mrs. H..
u. Cooley, Boulevard, Houston Heights. !
ELEGANT new fveroom cottage. hail and
mantel on Louisiana car line, near Fan
niu school 75Xi00 on corner; easy terms
20
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ElREEs- tent No 2S, X. o.
4 p mpet tonight at 305k Main street;
s.ishts in the city cordially invited
h orpsent. Degree work. j. NJ. Key.
E-Ipler. Charles Plouden, record
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Y N.Eg, shampoOlng, maui.
80 faciai treatments, yapor
ths; hair goods and toilet
X Williams, 1913 Texas
Il
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TRUCK Garden FOR SALE-Ionsstlng
Of residence, barns, sheds, wind-breaks
hot md cold frames, garden plots, berry
patches. ten-acre orchard in bearing, lake
reservoir, elevated cistcrn, Windmiils, IT.
rjgatlon pines. wagons, hacks. teams I'M
plements etc. Just out city limits, Marlin,
Texas: established four years ago; up.to-
date place doing good business other
husiaess requires owners attention. W.
A Patrick Marlin, Texas. III
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TSELL THE PEOPLE
n what you want.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
HOUSTON HEIGHTS LOTS are the b

HOUSTON HEIGHTS LOTS are the best
investment on the market
This suburb has Its own system OF
water works with pure artesian water;
the best drainage in or about Houston;
excellent ear service 1.-THE street railway
company is now spending So recon
structlng this track with heavy ralls);
beautiful boulevard contract has been
let to rcshcll this within sixty daysl;
good schools and nominal taxes
Lots are cheap aud selling rapidly;
houses are buliung on every hand, yet
there is not one vacant
Our motto is Keep prices down ami
build suburb up"
We offer some real bargains this week
ut
Houston Heights Offcc. go Main street,
John A. MilroY, Agent II
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WANTED--Men on Placedo canal, near Port
Layaca. n. r. Borden Co. II
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I HAVE THE LARGEST LIST or DE;
HGiiST0N; III YOU ARE IN THE MAR.
KifT TO BUY OR SELL HOUSTON
PROPERTY IT WILL PAY YOU TO
SEE Me. ,,,.,,
PHONES 673; BINz BUILDING. II
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r1rIYT0 Lodge No, FOG, knights Of
I'm ~, Mn give stag party at their
4 aM,in street and Prairie avenue,
AZ evening, April %. 1902. There
Xxx ,efreshments served. music and
q entertain. All members of the
I'M Of Pythias are invited to at
|.ah " 20
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\ gN n Navasola. TEXAS, man
H. We that win cure letter,
.xojsAa or old sores OF any
y * D.; ~ box; any one buying
'Hn& hlve not benefited.
R rite for testimonials.
~ 723-02
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WANTED-Local salesmen everywhere for
pttsburg Visible Standard typewriter.
ITS an write!' Ten DAYS trial free.
Texas Writing Machine Company Waco.
Texas 5-15
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NOTICE TO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS
II have yet TO let about twenty-five
miles on Houston and Texas Central
railroad extension from Burnet to Lam
pasas TO sub-contractors; let In quantl-
lies TO sr't contractor; 200 men team
sters, scrGper holders and rock men; also
300 teams nice work and healthy coun-
try and plenty of water. Free transport
tatlon on Houston and Texas Central
line for outfits and teams: For further
Information address j. p. Hughes. gener-
al contractor, Burnet, Texas. e
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FOR sALE-Ten acre-lots near Harrisburg;
choice acreage and blocks on Harrisburg
road. ten cottages; choice Texas avenue
property. elegant cottage. corner spencer
and Austin streets; choice quarter block
on Crawford street. See George l.. Porter
& Co., 2O6la Main street. u
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FOR SALE-For quick returns call and
see about cheap block of ground on Gray
avenue; two corner lots In Falrvicw ad
dition; choice room cottage, Fair
Grounds addition; choice 7room o-story
on corner in south end 100 acres, part
prairie and timber $500 seven miles from
center Of Houston, snap; extra choice
500 acres rice land SIS. In short, write
us your wants. Cash & Luckel. II
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<-SicT DOWLING You are hereby
Il plt ~ assemble at 2:30 D. m. ut the
Ivy " of Mr.. Burnetto on Bowling
|rnV otween Leland and Bell, and
~ NY remains of our late comrade,
~ ppa,adle 10 the International and
ynrthcrn depot The ensign will
~ nv camp flag, BY command Of
4 r ,u commander; Philip II. Fall,
I4int -
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FOR SALE Lots in Third, Fourth and
Second wards; residences In Third ward +,
Will sell or exchange for city property; SO
acres land near Genoa; one residence
three harms. hay presses, machine and
also horses and cattle. Binz & Settegast
room 2l3, Binz building. 2.l5-U3
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EXPERGENCED young man, 30 years Old,
of good address, judgment and initiative,
able salesman. with executive ability, veil
known in Houston and throughout Texas,
but for two years getting WISE in Chi
caGo and the Northwest, would like pro-
posal to return to Houston or vicinity.
Now holding good position travelling, $50
weekly and expenses must have aud can
earn good salary. Personal reasons for
returning to Texas. Address 100, this Of
nCp. %
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500 ACBES Lowell black pr1irIe land in
Brazora county, thirtyhve miles from
Houston; the International and Great
Northern railroad runs through the mid
die of It.; Sl2 per acre; also Main street
business property. Address William
Hunter, 4Ol Bnz building Houston, TEX.
:.
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POSITION WANTED as .bookkeeper or
general office work; eight years expert
cation; best of references; 1865, this of
tiCe. %
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FINE BUSINESS property; heart OF city
terms or cash; $1,000. SS5,OOO buys two
story brick, two and half lots, fronting
two paved streets, very thing for big
business concern number of choice
Third ward lots. j. Leon Jones, 5l2H
Travis street. 20
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,rcREr SOCIETIES.

|--1TTRTRS Of Holland Lodge No.
Me- r. and A. NJ, are directed
J. soiourning brethren are in
NJ anud 10 meet this afternoon at |
u nioct at the lodge room for
N ~ nnrnose of attending the
VIZ iate brother, r. j. Prindle.
= ,, , W. NJ, w. n. Kidd,
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LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY


TWO GOOD mares for work or breeding
purposes; a bargain. 402 Pierce ave.
FOR sALE-'rwo horses cheap for cash.
Apply at 207 and 200 San Jacinto street.
WILL FEED aud pay nominal rental for
a horse, horse and buggy or cart, foe
next few weeks. Address +. 0. Box le0;
FOUR-GALLON milk cow $50; four-galion
COW $40; two extra fine registered Jei-
seys, giving four and i've gallons, ffesn'
fine Durham COW ana helter catis
big mixer, $40. Yoakum a. Goa west,
helmer Farm. ~
FOR SATT-'Thorough greyhound pups
cheap. WIN Groos. Kyle, Texas Q
FIGHT no TEN milk cows for sale MIG,
way Farm, Waller. Texas. ~
I HAVE a good mare and colt; VIII ex-
change for good horse. George shapito,
1917 Congress avenue. ~
HORSES : AND Mules for sale ees
Washington street. -------.-,
FOR GOOD WORN mules call on or "tis se
r. A. Robertson, Taylor. Iexas. 80
| FOR SALE--Choiee Hereford. Solste'n sna
nnrham. bulls, cows and heifsTN Nous.
| ton Packing Company
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Personal.
SITUATIONS-MALE.

EXPERIENCED stenographer wants po-
sition. Address 3l5l2 Main street.
WANTED Position in office or cigar stand;
can give recommendations Address no
this office
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PERSONAL.

|ErRS 10 want ads remaining In the
EsT The Post for the week ending
[sNsy. April 20, 1902: - 49,
IN iOol: 1901: 1901; 1G26; 7026; G077;
E.c 4, b.: G079; 7079; ID, ca 6lSO;
EP W. IS; 61s1 63Sl; GOSl; IOj7;
IS, e0O7: 6ls3; 6lS4; 700; l1u9;
4 &; cole 6166; 6016; 7036, l.. NJ. D.;
4 as9; 60l3; 61jS; 563; 6lSS; 6l30;
Il 80; Northern; 60S9; 6064. Oliphant;
4 iOi6; p. w. Is; 6142; 6O63; 6l93;
n N6,; 6l1S; 6l60; 1854; 6l94; 6ll9;
n owner Is; T020; 7O7l; 81; 6246;
II oil. e072: 7097; 1887; 9097; COB;
In Servant Girl; w. b.; 6i23; $40;
3Ex Y. o.; GOO; 60; 600.
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SUMMER RESORTS

HOTEL ELNoRE b., Cileeggeeland; Texas.
cling public: It is Just completed Win
twcnty-fve up 10 date rooms. modern tur-
nlture aud hNtures, under the manage,
lnnnt Of Mrs. S w. MILgnl- 90
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LARGE, cool south rooms. furnished OF
unfinished, TO couples or gentlemen
close in. Apply lIll Clay Ave 81
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CAN interest an oil wen man In oil land
at Humble, Texas. II. f. Kennedy, own.
er. 403 Binz building.
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WANTED Position as bookkecper or clerk;
good references. Address I07S, this o..
~
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NTHERS READ POST
" Want Ads. Do you?
FOR SALE.

FOR SALELrhree show cases aud one
small dreproof safe. w. 5. Bonner, 800
Napltol ANNnne. ~
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TITLE WANT ADS
< bring big results.

H bring big results. |
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
FOR SALE-rhrce and three .fourths lots
on Ia Branch car liue corner; old phone
l6lS. Apply lIo4 la Branch
FOR SALE-N Nice building site ON Crawford
pavement i5xl25 feet; old phone 1913. Ap.
ply lLUi La Branch. 81
FOR SAIE--A 25,Oo0 acre stock ranch;
plenty Of good water; good buffalo grass;
2OcO acres good alfalfa land: all fenced;
cons cllent TO railroad station. Address
Tho Monarch Trus: Co. Wichita, kan
sas IL
IL YOU WANT A BARGATN in OH Gush.
or or Oil Land. Rice or Timber land, an
elegant residence or choice city lots, see
or write Bryant'McEnnis Land Company,
uo0 texas avenue, 81
CORNER lot 80 feet front on Lamar hy l25
depth on Austin, $500. NJ. NJ. Graves. :
FOR SALE--One lotl5ox 100 feetl in business
center of Houston; excellent site for Of
hce building, hotel or business house.
Houston Land aud rEust Co, Houston. If
OWNER Will sell 2la lots S. Il. corner
adjacent to Fair Grounds extension and
in city limits fer $3.50. near eur line aud
school Ills, this onlce.
CHEAP 5oX125 feet. block 4i2. city. X
l. Whitehead room 9. Camp building. 20
PROPERTY in every ward on monthly nay.
ments; 60 lots 4th ward: ~ lots Srd ward
large house close I'm on paved street; 3
room cottage. bath and sewerage, Srd
ward; IL houses 9th ward, chsy terms
bayou frontage; rice farm and pine land
pMyer y co. phone lie 2oS KAN. 80
CAN interest an oil wen man In oil land
at Humble, Texas. II. f. Kennedy, own.
er, 403 BinZ building.
FOR SALE-For quick returns call and
see about cheap block of ground on Gray
avenue; two corner lots In Falrvicw ad-
dition; choice room cottage, Fair
Grounds addition; choice 7room a-story
on corner in south end; 100 acres. part
| prairie and timber. $500, seven miles from
500 acres rice land SIS In short, write
us your wants Cash & Luckel II
| FOR SALE Lots in Third, Fourth and
Second wards; residences In Third ward ;
VIII sell or exchange for city property; SO
three barn barns, hay presses mncbIn@ and
also horses s and @ate Bnn pa se qsaGSsi
room 213, Binz building. 2l5-U3
5000 ACRES Lowell black pr1irIe land, in
Brazoria county, thirty ve miles from
Houston; the International and Great
| Northern railroad runs through the mid
business property. Address william
Hunter 4Ol BlnZ building Houston TOY
As a
--11 = ------- ~
A. LOTS close To- southern Pacific shops;
viii sell one half OF the whole at bar
gain Weathersby d Co., llOII2 Con
Sress. 10
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UNITED STATES. HOUSTON HOME
- - - .
! BUILDING AllllHEhAIlN ~ co. 400
Z Is.
,
D
I TWO more hnc Investments on congress
street are onerod lhe nfHt week For pa9so
tcn!'rs see ha'ral y Ha'ral' 80
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EoR gITE CHEHP--FourToom cottage IL
Fifth warA, Address 81, this office. 90
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FOR kbNI-Furnished resldence, two
story and half residence; ten
rooms besides attic; modern construc-
ton, hnely furnished aud newly
painted; barn, servants rooms chicken
house and house for fuel in yard: nrge
grounds With trees, grass and flowers I;
on electric street ear line; this residence
can be leased for one or two years to re-
liable party for $50 per month. Inquire
ing
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WANTED Situation as yardman AppIl
1914 Polk.
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FOR sALE-M Modern home with all conyen'
iencesl best nelghborhnod In city, seven
room. two-story house, servants room
and all necessarles; plenty bowers ana
shade trees. Apply 1870 San Jaelnlo
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city, light or heavy work; can furnish
good references. Address III, this office
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TTE NlAOLA, clalrvoyant paImist.
hIksOn street.
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A POST WANT AID WILL GET
IN just what you want.
FOR RENT.

ONE sroRE with dwelling suitable for
two families. Apply TO 1910 Houston ave
nue.
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n an Few more lrst-class brick.
y az, mil at Coltharp, Texas;
aQlsisnsFh Texas railway az Luf,
1le ia and Texas Lumber Co,
-. tnperintendent. III
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THREE NEW HOUSES, one a cottnge,
Six rooms, three blocks from Rice hotel;
two two-story, close in, Fifth ward. $. s.
Ashe, Houston.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-04-10

total claims for damages by set
tiers against the Clearwater Co.
amounts in all to over $4,000.
The individual claims range from
S400 to Isl, 500. Attorney Gjertson
.of Minneapolis represents the
settlers and Geo. Sullivan 81
Saltwater has charge OF the de-
Tense.
The plaintiffs are settlers in
the western edge Of the county
In the low lands where the Clear
water spreads out after leaving
the higher lands. The farms are
lowlying and in many instances
but knobs in the swamp. The
Clearwater people made their
first drive last season., and one
settler alone claims he had 200
tons Of hay destroyed, due to
the damming Of the river. No
doubt but the settlers were dam
aged by this overflow, but from
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-04-10
TO AGREE
Jury in Larson VS. Clearwater
Lumber Company Case
Disagree.

The Krist Larson case against
the clearwater logging company
has taling up mostof the time time
5of the court since last Monday,
and the prospects are that the
jury cases will not be finished
this term, to say nothing Of the
many court cases. AS Judge
McClenahan holds court at Walk.
er next Tuesday, Beltrami court
will adjourn this week. Day and
nightsessions and the hustlins
force Of the Judge is insufficient
to clear the calendar this term.
There are over ten howage
cases tobe determined, and the
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-04-10
E CLAIMS
Proper Time to Get Them in
Big Fork Country.

As the pine claims become
scarce, a keener demand for pulp
timberis noticed. The northern
half Of Itasca county holds the
spruce belt of the entire country.
And the spruce is Of g fine quail
ity. South of Grand Falls in
what is known as the s'big
swamp are thousands Of acres
of spruce, and the past year has
seen much Of it taken by squat
tiers. AS soon as a market is
made for this timber, the holders
Of spruce claims will find their
timber as valuable as if it. We're
pine. But nothing but local
mills can wiring the real worth
from this class of wood. So the
pine claims are taken first and
the spruce tracts are practically
unbroken. Racus & Brooks are
greedy buyers Of spruce in this
country, and in this company the
settlers look for a Moses to lead
them to railroads and pulp mills.
Those who would take spruce
claims should get them now.
This kind OF tree seek the low
countries and thrive best in the
sWamps. The surveying of the
towns not yet on the market will
take most Of the spruce claims
out of the hands of the govern
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-04-10
HOLDS UP TRAIN
DIR. BIakesIee Owns G. N. Road
For Few Minutes.

| 4 " u &
The passengers on the west
bound train last Friday had d
little scare. A, man with a touch
Of smallpox boarded the train at
|SolWay, bound for Grand Forks.
DR.. Blakeslee happened to be on
the train He Immediately or
dered the coach locked up and
the man was put off at the next
station and sent to the pest
house. y
The doctor held the train and
allowed no passengers to get on
or off until the coaches had been
thoroughly fumigated. The train
men kicked some at the delay,
but with the passengers submit
ted to the mandate of the law in
all meekness. Again have the
health officers of this county
shown that they mean business
in stamping out smallpox.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-04-10

the evidence 1t is probable that
the damages asked are much too
high commensurate with the inn
.provements made.
The case went to the jury
Tuesday evening and after
wrangling over 1t all night and
next forenoon, they were dis
charged as they could not agree.
by consent of counsel this and
the other iioWage cases were con,
tinued to next term Of court.