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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-05
pTTLPOSTERS IN n FIGHT.
Tobacco and Theatre AGENTS attract
Rroad7pdu Cr0scd.

= merry war OF between the Charles
-..-,sn Theatrical Syndicate and the American
$3.50 Company over the right OF pasting bills
a. old building in the corner of the Macy
OF E,,,lsfnr al Thirty-fourth-st. and Broad
which Henry siegel owns. The building has
-, vacant Of late. and the theatrical and To-
- reople both claim the right Of using II for
- hills They attracted a big crowd last
evening by tearing down each others bilis ano
tasting ND their own
.,.-ed Flegenheimer Of the purchasing
cents Of the American Tobacco Company, with
=. Office al No III Fifth-ave- declares that his
,,snv has contract with Mr. Siegel by which
-. +ohacco company may post NJ its bills on the
,.,l5inr Jacob Myers. advertising agent for the
-z,h-,an---Alf' Hayman syndicate. with office
e. the Knickerhocker Theatre Building. his
.1,dicate has contract They met with their
$500 If half dozen men each on the battle
-or,d last evening Besides their pastepots and
brushes they had long rakes and sticks for ripping
sov-n each others bills. AS Myers men
hss lot Of theatrical advertisements up the
c-owd laughed and yelled as Flegenheimers men
-ir,ed them down in sheets and strips with rakes
snd sticks and pasted mp the latest cut rates on
cigars and cigarettes
still larger crowd would be hand bv the time
these were up. and Mvers's men took hand at
tearing down the tobacco advertisements. Then
mr. went pictures of soubrettes and and
,bo-lses and down they minute later amid
,7eTs arc shrieks from the crowd
This went on for some time. until the men had
-,,ras down their opponents bills half dozen
-sr-ee and run up their a often. Then F1egen-
rsi-oe- called Policeman Baxter, Of the Wset
---i-rietf-St. station. and complained TO him OF
1,s-s The latter protested he had right to paste
M hills there. and all adjourned to the station
csrtair ClConnor there The captain said the
matter was one for civil action. and not police
case and he advised settlement in the Jefferson
Market civil court
. little later Ar Heyman appeared at the sta
sion very indignant. He told Captain O'Connor
his firm had 2 contract by which il had the right
>. most t!p bills on the house. and he said the police
lad 20 right TO interfere he said he would give
rs men orders Immediately to paste up the bills
,hez had been given the building. Myers and
l7slf a dozen men soon appeared at the corner of
----z-f oJrth-st and Broadway and pasted up a lot
n theatrical posters. Flegenheimer did not know
~ II as he had gone away for the night IheSe
r5lls we're still up at a late hour
9orr 2 CONS, Of No 626 East One-hundr ed ana
@F-T-secon6-st. a bilIposter for Frohman- was ar.
-ze-e6 on complaint Of Vernon Smith or NO Is
-Ves- Thrrv-eighth-st-. employee OF the To-
r,scoo company and Immediately gave ban.
TIE American Tobacco Company claims inc rlght
n re building or the ground that II has Leased
r. and asserts that this cancels whatever rlgni
-be theatrical Syndicate may assume 10 have had
20 cover the walls with posters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-05
NO CHARTER FOR EDDYITEs.
Pennsylvania Supreme Court Upholds
Ruling of Lower Tribunal

Phflad elphia. May 4.-The Pennsylvania Supreme
Court to-day affirmed ruling Of the late Judge
Arnold, in which he refused charter to Chris
-fan Science association. Judge Arnold referred
rbe appIication for charter to master who rec
commended that be refused on the ground that 1t
would he Injurious the community to incorporate
: group of citizens who would preach the doctrine
that there IS such thing as contagious disease
or any disease. and practise the art OF curing
what are called contagious diseases by Inaudioie
praver vvhet the presence Of the sick or at
distance ., =, r5
on the ground that the purpose Of the ASSOCIATION
as disclosed was improper and in violation OF the
laws which were intended to prevent the practice
Of medicine by non-qualifed persons. The supreme
Court to-day upheld this view and quashed the
aDpeal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-05
MUNICIPAL ART SOCIETY ELECTION.

The Municipal Art Society held its annual meet
i-E a. the rooms OF the National Arts tluo, No
= West Thirty fourth-st., yesterday CalFln ioii
ktns was elected succeed John De VII "aIlTt
president and other oflcers WEI -. :.
: Tsn,t the retiring secretary, who is about 70
start for Europe few days. was eIpoHf
s-a-a rom sas to 800 the society IN pun
.hnfogranns illustrating ways in when clIes %; %
f-1rore have been utified- Anything -1e+s
5r The way Of designs of ampposts. -
q buildings about squares. etc. VIII ne "itiiih '
scope II the authority given him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-05
MAYOR CALLS ON INJURED FIREMAN

Al Bellevue Hospital IL said yesterday that
che condition of William NcNallT. the fireman
Of Hook and Ladder Company No. 3. who was
severely burned at the fire First-aVe. and FIT
feenth-st. on Sunday. remained the same Mayor
Tow YESTERDAY called the. hospital ard asked
10 see McNaIy. He At once taken 10 the IN
iUred fTreman's bedside and remained rev mo-
I77en+s sneakine words Of encoura cement.
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Summer Resort Guides.
Health and Pleasure
during the hot summer be had at moderate cost
IN THE MOUNTAINS

Of Orange Sullivan Ulster and Delaware Counties, N Y
on the New York Ontario & Western Railway Physi-
heartily this region one of great nat
uraI beauty and absolute 1000 feet above
the sea with Pure Air Pure Water. Milk. No
Mosquitoes and within three hours ride from
New York Send postage to the undersigned
or and get offices below. the SUPERBLH IL
Illustrated BOOK. SUMNER HOMES of 200 pages
gives list Of 300 Hotels. Farm and Boarding
Houses boara facilities. at
fractions &c.
On May Goth and 30th Excursion tickets at reduced
rat vii Broadway. 1854 Broadway aho
offices giving opportunity of personally seiects
summer home enjoying days fishing in TINS
delightful region. returning to Monday
/.
wav Park Place: PSI Az; 245 Columbus AV: lo5
East 125th West l25th 49, 9th AV' ticket
Offices Franklin and 42d St Ferries ,oo -.
IN BROOKLYN: Court St. $50 Fuiton ST; SSo bfodo
way: Eagle Office. - -.-o,
General Passenger Agent 5S Beaver ST. \. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-05
GOVERNOR GRANTS "eRAes" HEARING

Governor Oden yesterday informed Nila1 re
sp-sgue Smith that he would receive the members
Of the many organizations which mace up tiie I'm
rnff.ee that set out fight the grab t,llIs -
bany. The date set for the hearing on me 49,
rneoieu bill that passed the Assembly, - &c IN
81 100 . y Mr. Smith asks that all VINO dLe ia
te-es-e5 in the grab bills up with DIS PAL
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NOTES OF THE STAGE.
The Herald Square Now Frohman House
Miss Haswell TO Star.

C-hs-las F-ohuan Yesterday took possession d
manager Of the Herald Square Theatre All 'I
ernployes % the Empire. now closed aHo NO. 80
ne furnishings. were carried down the street anu
last night John Drew. Virginia Harmed MA l
Adams William Gillette and all the oio td iaolted
fares which Charles FronInan pIeffI a-e as they
s-,ases' ,Ts Ihesrre Charles Bailey, who NJ
e g 9ng goafoe Nf IF FrohmaT viii probably use the
Herald Square for musical prodoc''oti0
Miss Percy TEaswell will end her stock WORK tniS
season. and next season she will Join the RANKS o.
The stars in a new play the George raWceH P
play The Favor Of the Queen ms pay "
has William Shakespeare for q character IL ~ ~
its first production any stage oy Inc 49,.
Faxce7r Company with Percy tfas~el a. : nv
theatre Baltimore May l. i was written vi ne oon ~
Roy Sensabaugh and was supIlit.es N Ill make
;es which has Just closed. M faNcett m.1 ,,,5er
the vro5ucfon he most elaborate he mas yer ne
1sksR After The aiss P5f eTf season and
vii 60 the road f % FT% @6tn has already
obtained New-York dime for the play
sx-sl,e- & Rush snd George H Brennan have poT-
chased from the Augustin Daily estate tue ..r,
s,s,,, e,,,i,1,ne17 and costumes belonging 10 Inc
Merchant az Venice The production VIII oe IS
in the starring tour Of Jacob p Adler me ; a yth
trsgedian who Will appear for the mrs. academy OF
Music Philadelphia. Saturday night
Henry ". Savage. having finished MS ulf
through italy. Germany and France IN q guess -
singers Cor his English grand opera 1 Tposse
leaves Europe the Kaiser Mil ne y "e
Wednesday. arriving here on inc 1"
A. The close Of the performance Of ZIP az
winIde~ at the Harlem Opera House last nis -
audience called on Mr. Jefferson Tor Naar,a
speech. though he had made one s1ter tne .
act Mr. Jefferson came forward ano cor he stage
said. $50 long as my health is as COCO a.
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C7ea Throughout the Year.
Capacity 81

@Hmedc
his hemneo broad e board
Has room g
Writ effort usra edtodIa room plans
&
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-05
THE ST. CHARLES,

ON THE BEACH. ATLANTIC CITY. N
Omen throughout year. Luxurious and modern
Capacity private baths with seawater attach
rnents showers etc. attached to single rooms ana
suites Magnificent sun-parlor overlooking BOARDWALK
and Beach. Golf privileges. Write for booklet
NEwIsIN HAINEs. formerly OF the Chalfonte
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-05
Hotel Strand,

Atlantic CITY n J. Strand s a new modern fre-
proof hotel overlooking the worldfaed and
located Sea Water Baths Booking rep
resentative J. L. TRENCHARD. at Hotel Wellington
Daily from 10 A NJ TO 4 p NJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-05

Henry " Savage, having finished me- -
through ITALY. Germany and France n 90
singers FOR his English grand opssIa aer Crosse
leaves Europe on the Kaiser AilfseIh "
Vednesd8v arriving here on the lStn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-05
Country Board.

.C,AII AND SEE NY LIST 90 boa riding houses
ru1l particulars furnished free save line ard
REID Room J. lee f2S Broadway
ESTr ABLE. appointments board for co1re1ial sds
4 coEamutscls distance THE MANDz~f l--l--
FouptOu Plains n j.
IF YOU WANT SUMNER BOARDERs. J win sssnrs
l them for you. Regtstes your place with re RE1o
Room l. 100 f2S Broadway
HERE rs TIE SPOT 4 want quiet lovely horne l,
il Park Pines. flowers ana tountai1- %
nnute. from city taken each family Pr
A' e CHATEAU PARK. Passatc
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ATLANTIC CITY. N J.
This well-known hotel remains open throughout TIRE
Golf. Yachting Driving Riding The ever
fsrnous Boardwalk N 2 once.
2s9 Phone 1749-1sth-
LEEDS LIPPINCOTT-
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THE CHALFONTE.
On the Beach at North Carolina Ave.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. ].
LEEDS & HAINES co.
HOTEL, TRAYMORE.

ATLANTIC CITY. y. J.
Remains open throughout the year Every known COM
convenience for Winter guests Golf privileges
Running water IN bedrooms -
TRAYMORE HOTEL co.
d = President.
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.cial rates for April. MAJ and June az q
Hotel ellsworth.
kEw-JERSEf.

Directly Beach, Virginia Ave.
Atlantic City. n =
Extensive improvements Reulotslled ana newly ~
Exchange Capacity 500 cold VA
IN a baths. Grill Orchestra A11eri-
can and European plans Write for Booklet
OSBORNE & PAINTER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-05

Boardwalk. Atlantic City. N j.
u,,is-r yaons ocean Unexceled IN appointment
Elevator etc Reduced Spring rates Booklet
Iis'a'oi' - r. r JOHNSTON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-05
NEW BOSCOBEL,
ATLANTIC CITY,
CARROLLTON INN.

nd Beach, Atlantic City N J.
$500 suite. with bath
etc Specfal Spring terms Booklet Mrs T. hECk
-orr-r aTr;r.FN ATLANTIC CITY y. J.
~ xGLiear ave near Beach High class family no
,sI IS 10 $40 weekly j. L REEL
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THE ARLINGTON,

wfcbfxau-ave. and Beach. Atlantic City ".
ocean view throughout. with every appointment
extensive paTorS steam neat
vate baths Special 81 70 50 daily Si9 % SIS Ny
80 Z X KUSZ-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-05

Ocean end kentucky Avenue, Atlantic City. n J.
Unobstructsd view Capacity 800. Elevator. prt
vat baths every way modern and up'-to- date
Table and good as be had $3.50 10 81
weekly; Sc so up daily. Special for May and June Ere
coach trains >. "A. MANU- %
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THE HOLMHURST.

Pennsylvania close Atlantic City. n J.
High hOrneike comfort Elevator.
heat baths parors In the finest section
Excellence Of cuisine and service
Open year. Special Spring HENRY DARNEIL-
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HOTEL GLADSTONE, Atlantic City, N. ]

Directly front in Chelsea. finest ocation
New strictly high class Sea water in all baths running
overIOoking ocean etc special
spring rates Coach meets trains n J. COLLINS
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HOTEL PONCE DE LEON.

Virginia Ave. and the Beach Atlantic City, n. J.
Unexcelled hotel Unsurpassed location Capacity go
Elevator: steam heat: baths; rooms suite;
porces Spring $40 to SIS weekly and Up daily
Booklet W. F. SHAW
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HOTEL RUDOLF.

DIRECT OCEAN FRONT. ATLANTIC CITY, N J.
AMERICAN AND EUROPEAN PLANS
Open throughout the year
Rooms with and fresh water baths hUelC
N. Y Representatives Park Place. 11So A M 70
P. VI. Hotel Imperial to 10 A A-3JO TO . z NJ
Telephone $3.50 Cortlandt c. R. MYERS
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will received the following nrarca
oenas a. regular office until o'clock viz
%. ]. S.hnye a3d-st I.3 Gfh-aye-. cor
ID o. Fast 14th-.t.: 2sS West 42d-st.. be
$500 I'm and 2S3 West i23th-st: Isis
Iefw and nth 1.oS8 51-aye-.
80 s,stsf .7os 1st-nvc s9thsr ID. East
siss'sa ss4 3d-nve.; 2I0 Bieeeker-st: 80
pIIn-.,<.r-st. BROOKLYN. n. f-216 Courf-sti
~, sC..ssh-st, .OO4 Gates-ave- Newark. y. j.
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HOTEL IROOUOIS,

4 ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. SOUTH CAROLINA AVE AND
| BEACH.-Finest location Modern high-cisss hotel
elevator; parlcrs, etc epeciAA
Spring SO $3.50 weekly; $50 and uR daily
Booklet w. r. SHAW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-05-05

Ocean End st Charles Place. Atlantic CITY. n J.
Extensively improved and new and attracttve
Features introduced A hgh-class modern hotel vita
hast location Offering Special Spring Capacity 400
Elevator service: rooms suite with BATH steam heat
= - S11A-~-N-
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-03-16

Young Hyson-Nothlng
finer at the price.................4Oc
Extra Boss-Good fair style
and sleeper, very cheap at..35C
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S4S,6O5.OO
Total

Upon motion the foregoing resolution No 20 was adopted on
the following vote:
Durkec, aye Ben Harris ave. W Rogers, aye; Mart
Hirzel
Annual report OF the County Supervisor of Assessments 1902
gentlemen of the County Board
In accordance with Section Chapter $40 Laws OF 1871 IS
duty Supervisor of report honorable
this he work the each OF the
of the the failure OF assessors or prop
owners comply with the law, the relative assessed and
value property each district and all such
statistics and information he obtain which Will be OF ASSIST
board determining the relative value OF all
the property each city and village ia the county
have therefore the honor submit the following tab
les and showing the relative assessed and true value OF
all the the several districts III the county, as nearly as
| have been able to ascertain.
While there been substantial increase the relative
value the of 1901
still find the relative value greatly
the several assessment districts and that nearly all OF the prop
all of the districts assessed much below It's true
value and the large the assessed value less than
40 per of the value.
explanation OF this differentiation of property for
purposes would call attention to the tact that
found utterly Impossible tor the assessors Ill the erent
trcts thar small percentage OF the property
assessed This particularly OF real property When
take into consideration the OF the different assessment
rcts the inassbv of large portion of the property such
districts and the limited time which the assessors have to
amned and the fact that considerable portion OF 1t has
readily how impossible for comply with
and all property its true value either from act
ua view from any information he can get OF it.
remedy for the present d1thcueS OF the
the real property OF the several assessment dis
county its value would suggest and strongly
honorable body appoint sufficient number
competent and trustworthy inspectors view and apprase all
property in the county making detailed report of the
and kinds timber nature of SOIL of each description
subdivision oand the several assessment districts Such
specon would course the considerable OF money
made would be of ncsmabe value for to
would be about the only solution of the
difficulties the property IN the county at IT'S true
value the law requires
Respectfully submitted,
lanes McGongal, Supervisor of Assessments.
L
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-03-16
uTrst notice Feb Ic--ast April 20
Timber Land, Act June 3, 1873.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Unite states Land once.
AEnne.an- vi. FerrnarY 18th. $50


Notice Is hereby gwen that ia compliance
v-fth the provisions ot the sct OF Congress 81
June =. ISIS. entitled An act Tor the sale OF
.Tral,ur laudsin the states OF California. Ore
COG Nevada. and Washington Territory, as
extended 10 al the Public Land States oy act
81 August g. Is.2. jennie q. Plnkcrton. 81
Rhfurlarder county 81 oneida, state OF Wis
cousin. ha, this DAY dlcd In this once her
sworn statement No. 80 Tor the purchase Of
the y ~ q = r y. 81 section No. ls.in Town
ship No. So -. Range No. I'll East. and viii
nrrer proof to show that the land sought Is
-uure valuable for its timber or stone than
fur agricultural purposes. and 20 ESTABLISH ner
slafrn 10 said land before the Register ana Re
cefver 81 this offlce 81 WauSau, Wis, on
Saturday. the 3nd day OF May, 1898
. She names - witnesses. Mat Scher.0el, y.
A. CoImnn. ". j. Pinkertou and Nike Moran.
al 81 EAE.e River. Wis
. ANY aud all persons claiming adversely the
show described lands are requested 20 tie
their claims il this ufce on or before said 2nd
cay OF May. isJs
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-03-16
NEW TEAS

We have new crop Of Japan
Teas as follows:
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First notice March i6-last April 20)
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department Ofthe Inter

Land once at WauSau. Via, March L.. 1903
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has died notice OF his intention
to make final proof in support Of his claim. ana
that said proof viii be made before the tie. *
OF Circuit Coure at Eagle River Wis, on Ap
rfl 81. 1898 VIZ: George E. Fulle-. of Eagle Riv-
err Wis. whomade VI Z No 1914 for the NEli
SWA. and NWA SEA-. ana Lots =, and 4. OF
Sec. 20. Up 40 y, Range 10 East.
He names the following witnesses TO prove
HIS continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of said land. viz: Steve BOwkcr Nike Moran.
James Log and Louis Morgan. all OF Eagle Riv-
or, Wis.
JOHN ". MILLER. Register.
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Notice g. hereby Eiven that iu compliance
win the uruvzsiurs % the acL - Congress OF
June g. ISIS entitled ~ An act Tor TIE safe OF
timber lands ID she states of California, Ore
goo Nevada a1d Washington Territory" as
extended 10 All the Public Land states oy act
uf August 8 issss. PatftcE J. Carney. OF Eagle
River. County 81 Was state OF Wisconsin.
"a, ghi. day lied ia this Ul.ce has sWoTn state
meutNu -. for The purchase OF the " = y
~ n and W. = " e. ~ section No. ~. N
T1u nNhip No ~ = Range 20 East. 2nu VIII
uTer proof % show thas the Land sought i
-4nrs valuable for u.s. timber or stone than Tor
agricultural purposes. ana 20 e>ta dish MS claim
10 aid Land before the Register and Receiver
o. t.li1 Office a. - ausAu, on Tuesday, the lam
1gz 90 A1rll. 1903.
Es l4u..-- - Nitnesses. Alex htggins -.
A CJ.mAl. Nat. sschegfb-i. JOHN Wtids, al ~
Eagle river. Wis
ANY aud al persons claiming adversely the
abuve-described lands are requested 20 u!c
shcf- claims IN this once on 90 before said 44th
DAY % April 1904
JoHS ~. &uLER, Register
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Coffee! Coffee!
T ca! Tea!

We have been fortunate in Sc
curing the agency for the Chase
& Sanborn's Famous Brands Of
Teas and Coffees.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-03-16

Arata, Uncolored - The very
highest grade, and it is
r. Enn
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FOR SALE.

l will sell or rent my farm. VIII
also sell my COWS, span of gray horse
es. harnesses, wagon and large car
riage. For prices inquire of
Mrs. FRED BREDEL,
rs Farewell Ave,
Milwaukee. Wis.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-03-16

Thereupon the Chairman and Clerk determined the follow
for the of Villas Wis made by the
County Board of Supervisors of said their annual meet
- ,haldo tle1 Of
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-03-16

John Gudegast went over
Rhinelander to-day on business.
Frank Hull was down from Tw
Lakes to-day between trains.
The first rain of the season T.
to-day.
Lee Carpenter was down from b
school at Hackley and spent Sund
with his pareuts.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-03-16

We defy competition on
High Grade COffees and
Tea.
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OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF THE
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS,
Villas COUNTY,
[Continued from last week. ]


Therepon the Chairman and Clerk determined the follow
Villas Wis made by the
County Board Supervisors said their annual meet
ing at session held the 18th day of December, 1902
Real Estate Personal Total
Eagle River $1,411, 800 $6S,0SQ S1.4SO,OOO
Minocqua $4,000 .oSOO9 oaO,OOo
Arbor Vitae 10755OO 3645O0 1,44O,OOO
7 ar du Flambeau 100000 100000 100000
Signed Ben F Harris Supervisor.
STATE OF WISCONSIN,
undersigned Mart Hrz chairman of the County Board
OF Supervisors of Villas county and Finn Lar clerk
specey hereby that the above is the assessments
made County Board Supervisors C Villas county for the
1902 made and adopted the annual meeting OF said board
the 18th day OF December, 1902.
Mart Hrze Chairman,
Finn LAWYER, County Clerk.
On following resolution Number 10 offered by Sup
ervisor Hrzel motion duly adopted
Resolved by the Board Supervisors OF Villas county that the
raise by each OF said county tor the
schools therein for the ensuing be and
hereby assessed and determined as follows
Town of Arbor Vitae Amount $iOOO
=" "a. " Eaole River 1,0QC
" Minocqua i,OQo
" Lac du Flambeau 1000
Dated, December L. 1902.
Mart Hirzel, Supervisor.
STATE OF WISCONSIN,
Resolved the Board Supervisors of Villas county that the
levied for county purposes for the 1907 DC
and the same is hereby determined as follows:
For State Tax SlS1Oo.92
For County State Tax 4,4OOOO
For County Tax 2ooOO.Oo
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-03-16

Seal Braud Coffee and
Napkins, furnished Free
TO all socia1s.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-03-16
FRESH ROASTED COFFEE

FRESH ROASTED COFFEE
Seal Brand Java & Mocha-the
finest grown, packed in / and
2 pound cans exclusively. .35c
Prcanger Java-good full
strength and makes a nice
Gear QuOT............. ........'..=cS
Banner-a good coffee