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Alaska forum., 1902-03-08

Gassiar Jim and Barber Hall left Thursday morning for Koyukuk. ;
 Jim Oldheld arrived from Ham lin with outside mail Thursday. He leaves this morning for Panama. l
 Paul Williams, an Indian, has brought shit against Julius Rams tori for $3o. The case comes before Judge Ballet Monday morning.
 The telegraph line was down for : a few days between Panama and :: the Rapids, but is now ill working order. Tine break below the Birch- es has also been found. The line is now i'll operation clear thro' to St. Michaels.
 The local jail is being very badly : strained; but there is always room for one more. It has been said ] that Marshal Dribelbis wtll either i have to put hoops around the building or chain his boarders on the outside.-
 Toe Nelson and Private Butzier arrived from Ft. Gibbon Tuesday last with the post mule team. Mel son came for a load of construction :: material for tue new line up the Ta- mana, and Butzier To relieve Beard, who returned with Nelson Thurs day morning.
 Instructions were received at Fit. Gibbon to commence work on a line from the post up the Panama. This wire will connect with the Eagle-Valdes line which will cross the Panama river at Bates rapids. A spur line will connect Rampant 1 and Circle with the main line.
Alaska forum., 1902-03-08

LATE OUTSIDE NEWS. Marquis of Dufferin Dead England And
 Japan Sign Treaty to Maintain Tn e
 Integrity of Chna--Tolstoi Dying.
 Dawson, Feb 12 HI. D. Savior the newly appointed U. $. consul at Dawson arrived by stage at noon today.
 Yaita, Crimea, Feb. 12.-Count Tolstoi is continually growing worse. All the members of the family are assembled at his bedside
 London, Feb. 12.--M ,rquis of Duferin, formerly governor-gener- al of Canada, died at 6:25 this morn ing at his home, Clandeboye County Down, Ireland.
 New York, Feb. 12.--The Ger man imperial yacht Hohenzollern was sighted off Sandy Hook light snip at 11:57 this morning and is now coming into port.
 Washington, Feb. 12.--The Jap anese minister called at the state department today and notified Sec retary Hay of the signing of the treaty between Great Britain and Japan, binding the two nations to joint action to maintain the integri- ty of the Chinese empire and Corea. 1be treaty is precisely ill line with tue aims of the United States.
 Noble, the freighter, arrived from Panama yesterday with 4ooo lib of freight for the N. c. Co.
 A mad dog ran amuck yesterday and was shot by John Duncan. The boys shot away fully $5 worth of
Alaska forum., 1902-03-08

ON CHENA RIVER.
 Scene of Reported Strike-Miner
 A late arrival from Glen brin"S word that ill some way news has been received announcing a strike on the Cinema river, 25o miles up the Panama, and that Belsea, Tones and Tofty are organizing a party to start for the scene of the report ed rich strike. It is generally known that there is a number of prospectOrs on the Cinema who left Panama last summer on the Chief. The Chena cuts the belt and iii past years some good prospects have been found on 1t; none . however within 100 miles of the mouth
 Major Green, U. s. Signal Corps, has notified the war department that St. Michaels has had no later mail from the States than Nov. 2S. The Trans Alaskan Company have a contract to deliver two mails per month at st. Michaels via Iliamna bay but up to March 1st had net made an appearance. This com pany advertises to run a tage line for passengers and mail clear thro to Nome. Three horses were land ed at Russian Mission last fall, aud this is all the equipment known to be in the country belonging to ,l.e so-called stage line and mail route
 ~R Read the FORUM, and sc; tie neWs. soc month delivered.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-01-22
Sunburgh.

Jan. 19.-K. 81. Moen took q busi-
ness trip to Brooten and Belgrade
Wednesday and Thursday. N. O.
Hystad made q trip to Minneapolis
and Saltwater last week. He reports
. pleasant journey. Andrew Jor-
genson is very sick with la grippe. :.
Peder Rhine is in the employe of John
J. Peterson. M. o. Rhine spent sew
eral days in Willmar visiting. il. ole
Medalen, one of the pioneers of this
county, died January 16 of cancer in
the stomach. ...... Halvor T. Hande
from Browns Valley is around here
visiting relatives and will soon leave
for Minneapolis. .....A daughter was
recently born to Mr.. aul Mrs. Elmer
Glesne. 80. Caroline Hanson and G.
Skeie from New London left for Min
neapolis last week. j.. 4. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hans Paulson from Brooten visited
L. Bendikson last Sunday :. Nubben
Ligaarden spent couple of days in
Willmar on business. ... Mrs. Chris
tine Olson of Colfax visited her moth
or and relatives last week. -. Even
Railson was seen on our streets Mon
day.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-01-22
Mack 1.-THE Boy 81 ondor.

Mack The Boy Wonder'' the mar
vel of the century, who, up to the pre-
sent time, has mystifled the medical
and scientific men Of Europe and
America, has been secured for IN ap-
.pearance Of the Opera House, Friday,
Jan. 24th, and will prove an extraor-
dinary attraction. VIM. 81. Mack Is
: frail boy but he Is gifted with .mys-
terious power which 10 superior 10
Drawn and sinew. He cannot be lifted
against his win. He transmits force,
making Il impo ossible 70 lift 8 child
when Mack's finger Is on Il. Mack
|preyents 8 dog from moving. He pre-
vents tan men from brea1 king two eRgs
In the palms of Ibis hands, resting
against ) thin pane |of glass. Mr..
Mack Il ably supp 81 Miss /.
Moe Mack ID illu1trAted songs md
sby Hrof. Heller, Tho superb ma Rician.
EMckets are now on saleS at s Elfstrum, q
Drug store, prices q, 81 8 aqd l
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-01-22
Prinsburg.

II. Vanderbilt has returned fromhis
visit in Iowa, but Mrs. Vanderbilt
was obliged to remain, on account of
the. children having the measles. . !.
Mrs. c. Noteboom entertained the Dor
cas- Society Thursday. p. Berghuis
and G. Noteboom made q trip to Rag
mond Thursday......J. Van Akkeren
is hauling lumber from Raymond to
build q house and barn. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. Pheifer of Iowa, who are on
their wedding trip, are visiting with
Mr.. Pheifer's sister, Mrs. J. Niewen-
huis. From here they will go to Hec-
tor. We wish the happy couple long
and prosperous life.. Rev. Geretson
is visiting his parishioners at present.
......A. Plowman's feed mill is kept
quite busy grinding feed for the farm
ers, which goes to show that the Prins-
burgh farmers know good thing when
they see it. ...William Wallace and
Miss Anna Knott drove over from
Pennock last Sunday to visit Mrs.
Knott. We understand Mrs. John
Bosch is ill, but earnestly hope it is
nothing serious. .. Miss Lilly John
son spent Sunday with Miss Ramstad.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-01-22
The winnesets Daily News.

A new daily is being published at
the State University known as *"The
Minnesota Daily News This is the
second daily at the GU" 1t is pub
lished by a corporation organized by
the students. Norman Lind, son of
Ex-Gov. Lind, is president of the COM
pany and Ralph w. Stanford, our
own Kandiyohi county boy, is vice
president. A little healthy rivalry
and competition in newspaper field
sometimes proves good thing for the
purchasers of the news, and the estab-
lishment of this paper will no doubt
prove q good thing for University
journalism. The TRIBUNE wishes the
boys the financial success that the
journalistic merits of their publica-
tfon deserve. =,
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-01-22
RingvIlls,.. ).

WtWXvbuBOs r !
Jan. D.-Bfcycles are now in full
use again and the roads are just fine.
....A meeting of the board of direct
ors Of the Georgeville Creamery Co.
was held Jan. II at p. L. Peterson's,
the secretary. 49,. VIM. Newgord and
Fred Peterson are emitting ice for the
Georgeville creamery and the share
holders are busy hauling same. .....
]. O. Newgord Is working for Mrs.
Larson. "A literary society has been
organized in Georgeville and q num-
ber OF our young folks are taking part
In same. ..... John Halvorson came
home from New London to spend Sat-
urday and Sunday. Geo. Iverson,
formerly OF this place but now of Ir-
wing, spent q few days of last week
visiting friends and relatives here. 20.
P. 0. 1verson takes q load of hogs to
New London today .....T. M. Knut-
son made trip to Irving Thursday.
....A debate will be held in George.
vile Saturday night. Don't miss it;
it will be good one. Ole Anderson
had the misfortune to lose one of his
horses some days ago. Anton Ja-
cobson, the New London type singer,
Sundayed at home.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-01-22
Rip Van. vvinkls,.. !

! At the Opera House Wednesday,
Jan 10th, will be seen Wood & Joys
grand spectacular production of Jo-
seph Jefferson's grand play, Rip Van
Wlnkle. Mr.. B. G. Wood, who will
be seen in the title role, is an actor.
possessed Of exceptional talents. He
has the fire, earnestness and force and
carriage that eminently fits him in
every respect to portray the grand
character that made fame and fortune
for Mr.. Jefferson. His support is
better than ever this season, and the
production Of this piece is said to be
very elaborate. The many mechan-
ical and electorical effects displayed
In the third act are said to be entranc-
ing and ,bewildering and keeps the
audience In suspense from the rise to
the fall of curtain. Opportunity is
given for fine stage settings, pretty
costumes and wierd and unnatural stage
effects.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-01-22
kandiyohl.

Jan. 2o.-Miss Almeda Berg isdress-
making at J. Enblom g. D.. Marcus o.
son of Atwater passed through here
last Monday. J. G. Lawler of Nor
ris visited with friends here last week.
...... Henry Isaacson entertained q
few of his friends last Sunday. "A
basket sociable will be given in the
schoolhouse in Dist. 88 Friday even
ing......T The Kandiyohi County Tele-
phone Co. held q meeting in the Mo-
rine schoolhouse last Saturday $50.
Some of the young people attended the
meeting Of the Hope Society at Atwa-
ter last Friday. Phones are being
put in at J. Enblom's and Peter Nor
MANS. Geo. Jones and sister visited
at J. Enblom's last Friday. 5. John
Carlson entertained some Of his friends
last Sunday. Miss Olive Bacon Of
st. Paul Is the guest of Miss Joseph
inc Cody. When she returns to her
home Miss Cody expects to accompany
her,. The dance given at spicer last
Friday was we'll attended. Those from
Kandiyohi who attended were w. =.
Med Dermott, George sanderson. Miss
Olive Bacon and Miss Josephine Cody.
g.. S.11a ..s 1as>-.. s.. .z, .<. NIKE.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-01-22
Gen nne.sole..

+. Jan. 19.---T. o. Anderson was in
Minneapolis last week. 81. 4. Minnie and
Mabel Peterson-not Minnie and Ma
bel Johnson, as stated Id last weeks
fssue-arrived home from Olivia last
Wednesday g. a. Dahlyig spent
last week at T. @. Anderson q . ], J.
50lauson' 9 young folks and Olof An
derson attended the young peoples
society 8 meeting IN the M. E. church
Ct Atwater Friday evening. !. !. Esther
Anderson met with sn accident last
Friday morning, when she hurt her
foot 90 she will be unable to resume
her duties at school for some time. S.
The basket social In district S. last
Friday evening proved . great sue
cess. A sum OF 325. 66 was raised.
The baskets were sold for from IS
cents to S2.l The house Vas veil
filled m. ]. Bengt son and i, Sons ,u,
George andE Charley visited IS IS. II J.
M. Peterson 'szand Quist,s Friday
and Saturday. erickson VIII
depart Tor est Superior stomorroii 8
kstroml, vent r,r q To- ths
3homeIof hsr IS oliyia satlu,r,4.
'dsy sheyr accomp panis 81 Elmer
eterso 3llomlb, 90 sof AZ
q ont nins.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-01-22
4 Builet Through the window. :

4 Builst Through the window.
Mr.. Charles Hall, who lives half
mile out Of town on the Raymond road
near Haley's, called on the TRIBUNE
Office last Monday night and related
a narrow escape which might have been
a very serious affair. While sitting
eating supper with his family last Fri
day evening, bullet crashed through.
the south front window and passed
within foot from the head of his
daughter and struck a bak-
ing pan on the opposite wall. Mr..
Hall stated that he believes that q man
under the influence of liquor, while
driving by, had been firing his revol-
yer in such q reckless way in order to
give expression to his hilarious feel
ings. Mr.. Hall is son-in-law of Mr..
Ne1s Erickson.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-01-22
Fireman Injured.

Guy Porter, the popular fireman,
was severely injured at Wayzata last
Thursday. He had just taken water
into the tender at the water tank
and was clambering back to the engine
when he slipped and fell to the ground,
striking on his right side. He sus.
tanned very severe shock and some
OF the hgaments of his right arm were
loosened. He was taken to Willmar
on the noon passenger and was carried
to the home of his sister, Mrs. G. E..
Hornbeck. His injuries, after the ef-
fects Of the shock had passed away,
were found to be not as serious as had
been feared and he is now on the road
to recovery. The physicians say that
he will be able to resume his work in
dXe. Healks,
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-01-22
Nest Lake.

jan. "a party was given by AM
drew Anderson last Saturday evening
to . large crowd. Among those from
Spioer who attended were Misses Alma
sannuelson, Mary Olson, and Clara
Orred, and Messrs. Bennie and Wsllie
Hendriokson and Oscar and Elmer Or
red. :. Arnold Erickson OF Willmar
and Misses Dina and Emma Larson
Of the Seminary visited with friends
here Wednesday evening. IN. John
son Of .Greenleaf visited in this vicini.
~ . few days. Annie Johnson spent
Sunday with Alma Carlson. siQno5
Peterson visited with Rhods and Ada
Crommet Sunday. s 5... -
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-01-22

Jan. N.-Mr. and Mrs. N. Oman en-.
tertained q number of their friends at
"kalas''last Wednesday and Saturday.
,..... Alfred Holmgren went to Kerk-
hoven last Wednesday to see DR..
Dowswell {. The Ladies' Sewing soci-
ETY. met at Mrs. o. o. Bergstron's
place last Thursday 49,. Miss Mary
Erlandson was sewing for Mrs. Alfred
Holmgren last week. Mrs. Christine
johnson returned home last Friday
from few weeks visit in Minneapo.
polls. IA number Of our young peo-
pie drove out to Theodore johnson in
town Of Woods for q visit Sunday -.
Rev. O. 81. Myhren will conduct serv-
ices at East Salem next Saturday and
Sunday. - :. - 4z:.:s4z s
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-01-22
Harrison

:. ~ .-~->.E' MoGet40n
Jan. 20.-Get your feed ground at
the creamery. 80. Miss Ollie Mobere
returned home from Atwater last Tues
day, where she had been assisting Mrs.
White for few days. Mr.. D. C.
Abbott and family have returned from
Washington, where they have spent
the winter, and are staying at Gran
Vile Abbott's place. We understand
Mr.. Abbott intends to buy farm in
this neighborhood. Jennie Johnson
visited with Mrs. Moberg last Thurs
day. Miss Evaline Horne, who is
attending the Atwater High School,
returned home last Thursday, being
sick. We understand she is improv-
ing. Tom McCrimmon visited at
Horne's last Thursday evening. .. The
Ladies' Aid Society met at Mrs. G. E.
Wilson's last Wednesday. A large
attendance was reported. "A few OF
the young people Of this vicinity at
tended the dance at Spicer last Friday
evening, They all report good time.
49,. Annie Schultz and Sadie Horne
spent Saturday and Sunday at home.
Miss Mamie Haley returned to
her home in Willmar for q few days
visit. Miss Maggie O'Brien OF Eden
Valley has been visiting with Mrs.
Henry Martin. .. The members OF
the Harrison Creamery Association
were busy putting up ice last week. /. .
Charles Masters of Spicer spent last
Tuesday evening at Ernest Abbott's. .
Some of the relatives and friends OF
William Rieff "surprised" him last
Saturday evening. Mr.. and Mrs.
S. Dahl spent Sunday at John Mas
ters.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-01-22
Married..

Last Thursday, Jan. 9, at Willmar,
J. G. Hanson and Miss Agnes Hoyez
of Spicer, entered the holy bond of
matrimony, the Rev. Father Malloy
officiating. Mr.. and Mrs. Hanson are
at the Grove House where they will re-
main for short time when they will
go to Pennock where Mr.. Hanson will
have charge of q creamery. May
their journey through life be one of
happiness and prosperity, Is the wish
of the Times. Grove City Times. -
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-01-22
Annual Meeting Of Land Company.

Annual Meeting Of Land Company. u
The Willmar Land and Improve
nent Co.. held its annual meeting in
Pres. Fink's Office last Friday. The
finances Of the company were found to
be in hourishing shape and q di-
Yidend Of 20 per cent was declared.
This makes q total Of 70 per cent in
dividends since the organization of
the company . little over two years
ago. All the old officers and directors
were reelected for the ensuing year. s
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(To be continued next week }
Lake lillian.

E Jan. 20.-AH. Johnson was pleas
antly surprised by q number of his
friends Saturday evening two weeks
ago. The evening was spent in play.
ing games and some other amusements
When the guests left they also left q
fine toilet case.:.... Johnnie johnson
made 9 visit at Ole Erickson's last
week. He claims it was strictly a
business affair, but we have our sus-
picions on that point. However, We
know his visit was appreciated, so
call again, Johnnie. Alex Nord-
strom was q pleasant caller out here
last Sunday evening. -. Miss Nettie
Johnson attended the Svea Y. P. S.
debate last Friday evening, and we
are informed that she was one of the
chief speakers on the negative side.
The question was, "Resolyed, that
education is better than riches"
John Erickson was the ''victim'' of q
very pleasant surprise party, sprung
on him by q host of friends, the occa-
sion being the fiftieth anniversary OF
Mr.. Erickson's birthday. The oys-
ter social at Ltnn's Saturday night
was q grand success. About seventy
persons had congregated to spend q
pleasant evening. The result was very
gratifying to the society, as about $13
was added to it's treasury. .Messrs.
Lundquist and Erickson have been
circulating subscription list for rails
Ing money to pay the church debt.
They have gathered over 5000. Lars
Erickson, our genial postmaster, made
q trip to Bird Island last Sunday :.
The creamery is now running only two
days week. John Erickson made q
trip to the land of Sveaites Sunday
night. ~ 4. /. ,@- 81 -. Ca &C..
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1902-01-22
...yIhitlallIAald.

an L: k: Ksi1Krel1 and u Ber, B 81
Davis Of Willmar made 3 pleasant
visit at the home of Swan Nelson one
day last week. Roy Croson of Lixis,
ILL.,, has engaged as employe of Swan
Nelson for one year. .... Mr.. William
Gabbert and Miss Emma Nelson were
united in the holy bonds of matrimony
on the 10th inst. We all join in wish
ing them long and prosperous life
together. "A social dance was given
in the neighborhood of Priam one
evening last week. Capt. Rice and
crew were present, and all report q
good time. ..... The telephone crew un-
der the command of August Lindquist
is as busy as bees in summer, j.. Miss
Mathilda Monson will leave for Min
neapolis in the near future. "A party
was given at La Hoda's place in Rose
land last week, and q large number of
our young folks attended. "A young
maiden arrived at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs, Herman Walleen last week.
Herman seems to be happy over his
new guest. .Olof Bengtson and Fred
Strandberg of the Land of Roses Wis
tied friends in Whitefeld one evening
last week. There sre attractive roses
in Whitefield too. Whitefeld takes
the lead in telephone business as we'll
asein everything else. We now have
two centrals; one ct Syea and one al
the Eddy farm. 80. Miss Annie Tor
kelson, formerly Of Whitedeld but
lately of Raymond, has been united in
marriage to- Mr.. II. Krause OF that
place. Herman Hallquist Of New
Rockford, n. D., who has been visit
ing relatives and friends here for some
time, has returned home. .... Nels Ris-
berg Of Svea was seen in this neigh
borhood last week. =. j. Mrs. b. B.
Berkness is visiting relatives In Will
mar. ::. y : Z. s%.s JIM DANDY.
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Rspsrt q Spissr Sehsel

3Op0te os 3paoor $o1Ool
For the month ending Jan. 10, 1902.
u Number Of pupils enrolled, q.
Average daily attendance, %.
Pupils ne1ther absent nor tardy:
. Albert Peterson, Arnold Ostlund,
Arnold Gustrud, Elenora Ekberg, Bur-
tie Mardin. HELEN CARLSON,
Teacher.. !.
{ ss5zs UPPER ROOM. -
Number Of pupils snrolled, 26.
AveraRo attendance, 49,
Pupils neither ehoont nor tardy:
Hannah Peterson, Walter Wilson,
Dora w ilson, John Mar ltinson.
g, F1Nu1Ey, Tseeheg.:
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3No0s
Kl-E "a q. !

- ee1As <sVs91-AS$SSe06 6E0 III uu0 COu0lG1O0
and the farmers are taking advantage
Of it by hauling wood, grain and 9TH
or necessary things. Cyclists also like
to take . spin once in a while. -.
Supt. Fink visited. the Svea schools
Monday :. Some Of our youog peo-
pie "hoofed Is" TO Tripolis Sunday.
-. Peter Stranberg has taken posi-
tion as clerk for our merchant J. Ed
Nelson. Peter is q hustling young
man, and will no doubt prove sue
cessful salesman and Of great value to
the place. We wish him abundan
success. !. :. Miss Hannah Westerberq
is among US again for q short visit
before going to Minneapolis. :. j.. . The
Swedish Lutheran congregation has
decided not to have the annual meet
ing Of the Lutheran conference, as was
ct first expected. The reason for not
having it is that this place is located
SO far from q railroad, and the gath
ering would be too large to be COM
fortably cared for during winter time.
....Matts Walner is in Willmar re-
ceiving medical treatment. It is re.
ported that he is rapidly improving. =.
90. Sam and John Aaspas are attend
ing the Seminary. -. Miss Annie An
derson has been visiting relatives and
friends in the twin cities. i. The an
nual meeting of the Svea creamery
shareholders was held last Saturday
afternoon. No business of great i'm
portance was transacted. The same
officers were reelected for another
year, with the exception of Erick
Fanlk, who was director. G. L. Eng
'lund was elected to fill his place. Dur
ing the past year 2, ,153, 1895 pounds of
milk have been received, producing
90, 603 pounds OF butter. 5000 has been
placed in the sinking fund. It has
been the most prosperous year for the
creamery since it's establishment, and
We hope the coming one will be still
better. L. M. Sorenson was engaged
to serve as buttermaker for another
year. Mitchell is a ''crackeriack" to
make butter, aud therefore everyone
is pleased that he will remain with US
still longer. Erick Moline and Anders
Jonson have taken the contract to
supply the creamery with ice for the
coming summer. Miss Annie Skoe-
lund has left for Willmar. Mr..
and Mrs. Oscar Linman entertained a
number Of young people from Will
mar last Sunday. .Miss Caroline
Hallquist visited relatives In Rose.
land last week. "a social gathering
was held ct Otto Lindquist's Saturday
N evening a.Week ago The young man.
Who some time ago madesza five day
stay with his friend King Alcohol in,
Willmar recently spent two more days
with his adored idol. We have not
learned whether they had many good
times together, but surmise he thinks
so, at least. ss
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IRVING.

Rates OF Town Taxes:-Reyenue. 1.O6: poor.
49, ROAD and bridge, 2.l3-Total, 3.72 mills. .
Rates of school taxes in respective districts
Dist. No. 2, II mills: No.4. 81 mills; No. g. II
mills; No: Is. Is mills; No a. 81 mills; No. 5S
O mill >>~'