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Dry liQnite Coal.

The Consolidated Coal Co. have erec-
ted a shed in Dickinson and will supply
you with choice dry coal. Phone or see
Philip Emil at Walton & Davis lumber
yard. 5-23-tf
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SIS Reward.

i5trayed from Northwestern Rauching Co. on
the Cedar, one iron gray horse branded vcrossO
on left hip; l brown horse branded
on left shoulder, also l dirty gray chun-
Ky horse, S. per head reward will be
paid for their return to ranch-Pender.
gast's old PLACE. JOHN REIN i,
6-27-2p. New England.
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Wool sacks and wool
Irvine at
@ & Senour's.

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund the money II 1t fails to cure.
E. W. Groves signature Is on zach box. Csc.
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6hoop for Sale

One thousand fine %yearlings; 50 per
head for the ewes and fa.75 for the weth:
ers. Can be seen at my ranch west OF
Dickinson. HENRY EDGAR,
s.27.AD
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$40 Reward

Strayed from Oakdalc, N. D. one dark
brown mare, white face, with two white
hind feet branded E K an right shoulder.
Will pay $40 reward for her return or in
formation leading to her recovery.
EMIL KENSvOGEL,
6-2o-3p. Hebron, N. D..
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Notice to Creditors.

judge.
In the Matter of tho Estate of Bjorsuf Hougland,
Deceased.
Notice is hereby givcnby Johnettia Houcland,
administratrix Of the estate of Bjorguf Hong
land, deceased, to the creditors Of. and all per
sons having claims against said dtcoascd. to
tho said Administrative at her place OF resi-
d-nce near Richardson. IN said county, within
four months after the first publication of this
notice.
Dated this 4th day of June, 1908.
JOHNETTIA HOUGLAND,
Administratrix of the Estate of Bjorguf Houg-
land, Deceased. 6-6-4t
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$40 Reward.

For the return Of l gray mare branded M n
on right hip and / black mare branded -
on right hip. Gray mare used to range kITSSN
Keeney's barn and notify ~
O. H. WICHMANN.
6-27Atp New England,
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Strayed.

Ono black horse branded w on left hip, and
on left shoulder: ono dark b:ne horse
% i e.: :;;i: s. e 8 II ! i' : Az; |;'' :;
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IAKEN Up

At my RANCH In Billings county, on White Tail
Creek, / roam horse branded circle 6 on loft ribs
snd " on left shoulder, weight abou, $50,
saddle marked: Owner prove Dr4ps
erty and pay charges.
l. E.G..BIsHoR,
6.27-3tp Gorham, N. D..
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SIG Reward

l will give S. per head for information
leading to the recovery of the following
described horses: l grey gelding, weight
about 1900 lbs, last seen above mouth of
Big Knife; 2 grey mares, weight about
1900 each, should have colts by side.
Strayed south from A H A ranch last
fall-probably went back to Cannon Ball
where raised. All branded S L on right
shoulder; also other brands.
BENNlE L. LINN,
Fayette, N. D.
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Total IlnUlIItIcB.. &3'SS1.0@
RECEIPTS.
Premiums received during the year
in S44U'OV
inr the Year, stocks and bonds. 6o,54
Interest on r. +. mortgages. -. 1,3C
Amour received from all othor
anuIcae.. ........... N,6i
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Strayed or Stolen.

From Dickinson, Monday night, June
IS, strawberry roam horse, black name
and tail, star in forehead, both hind feet
white, boot brand run on left shoulder,
weight about 1850 pounds. Liberal re-
ward for return of said horse OF informa-
ton leading to his recovery.
A. ]. ALIEN, or
6.2o,2t SHERIFF 7, W. GOODALL.
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TAKEN UP

At my place 6 miles south of Gladstone. I grey
mare branded quarter circle l on left thigh.
One bay horee branded Ri on fright hip and
on right shoulder. Owners prove prop
erty and pay charges.
JAMES LITTLE,
6-203p. Gladstone. ND.
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TAKEN UP

A. my place S miles southeast of Richardton,
one buckskin mare abont 3 years old branded
on left hip; one red steer branded ST
g OF right shoulder, 81
IT, Owner prove property and pas charges
and take same.
6-13-3t JOSEPH ScMAcHErER.
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Cows and Calves.

The undersigned has a choice bunch
of 24o western cows and calves for sale.
These cows will be sold at right prices.
5-23-tf E.. DEFFEBAcH.
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Horses Strayed.

have horses out, branded
on left neck, and will give S. each 1ZN
for their return to the o K stable
or to my place. These horses have rang.
ed between Bull Creek and the Cedar.
4-II-tf. H. B. WENTWORTH.
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TAKEN up

At my farm 5 miles north of Dickinson, one
black marc branded as on right shoulder and
on right hip. Owner prove property
and pay charges.
XII ANTON PlRKL.
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ABSTRACT OF STATEMENT

roR TnE YEAR ENDING DEosnBER 81, 1908.
surance Company of Brooklyn, New York,
organized under the laws Of the state
New York, made to the Com
missioner of Insurance of the State Of
North Dakota, in Pursuance OF tho laws Of said
state.
President, Geo. P. Sheldon.
Vice President, Geo. Ingraham.
Secretary, VIM \. Wright.
Principal ONCE, No. 16, Court ST., Brooklyn,
New York.
Attorney for Service in the State North of
Dakota:
Name, Commissioner of Insu rance.
Location, Bismarck, N. D.
Organized or Incorporated September, 10, 1858.
Commenced business September 10, 1858.
CAPITAL.
Amount of capital stock paid up in
Iuu..s......s. :. 30 i UUU,UUU W
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n j. ALAEN, VI
SHERIFF 7, w. A
6-2o.2t
STRAYED.

my place 20 miles southeast of New Eng.
land, ono 3-year.old roam steer branded
on left hip and n s on right tide. suita-
BILE reward paid for information. ~
6-6-N Frank Wagendorf, New England.
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sTRAYED-REwARD.

From my ranch IL miles east of Oakdule, 1 light
bay mare, 9 years old, weight about 1000 branded
on right shoulder, and *
on right thigh. also star in fore
head. Will give IS reward for EN
return of aaid marc to my ranch
or o K stable, Dickinson.
6 6-3mp VIM. NJ. HUMMEL.
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SIS Reward.

For 1bay pacing mare, weight 1000 lbs. branded
and OV on left nh ,siekle on right hip.
Will also give $500 reward for convics
ton of party using this mare.
6-2O-2p. Al. ALLEN, Dickinson.
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TAlEN up

At my ranch 4 miles north Of Medora, bay
Owner prove prop erty ind pay
charges.
e.1-st J.J. T6HS n1oHzL, Medora.
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SIS Reward

Lost, one 2-year old dark bay mare
colt branded w 4 on left shoulder. Will
pay S. reward for its return.
RocHUs WOLF,
%5-3o.2mo-p Richardton, N. D.
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Reward.

Reward.
Five dollars per head for return of following
described saddle horses-either to ranch i've
miles west of Rock Springs or to O.. 4. livery
stable in Dickinson, n. D. AL b1anded
on left shoulder and other brands as
and triangle bar on shoulder. g
bay pony with one crop ear and one split ear,
bra ded L 8 on left shoulder; white pony
branded 8 on right shoulder and 8 bar on left
shoulder; blue buckskin mare, no other brand.
OWENS l.. & L. s. Co,
6-6-tf Rock Springs, N. D..
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Registered Boar

have a good registered Poland China
herd boar, Park Chief, No. 64767, at the
Beisigel farm 2 miles east of Dickinson.
Fees s.. ORMANzo BROWN.
s-e-tf
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STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA.
OFFICE OF COMMISSIONED OF INSURANCE.,
I, Ferd Leutz, Commissioner Of Insurance
of the State Of North Dakota, do
hereby portify that the foregoing is q true alb
stract Of the original statement now on file in
In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set my
hand and affixed the seal ct this Office OF Bis
marck. this 18th day of May. A. p: 1909:
FERD LEUTZ,
[sEAL] Commissioner Of Insurance.
W. C. GILBREATH,
Deputy.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA.
OFFICE OF COMMISSIONER OF INSURANCE.
%coNPANY's CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
Whereas, The Phen.x Insurance Company
ethde s'e shs laws of ' Ss% 4eqf, G Sss aisd
IN this office a. sworn statement e1-
the year ending December 3lst, 1902, conform
able to the requirements Of the laws of this
state regulating the business Of insurance.; and,
Office q duly certified copy Of its charter, with
certificate Of organization, in compliance with
the requirements Of the insurance laws afore-
of Insurance Of Tie state Of North Dakota PUT.
suant to the provisions of said laws, do hereby
certify that the alb oy6 named company Is fully
empowered, through its authorized agents, to
transact it's appropriate business Of Fire insur-
a snsa Z IL ss Bist st dss sf Bsoe%bs 70 ' <, B. 1sT iso sneFe0f'
In testimony whereof, l have hereunto set my
hand and seal at Bismarck this 10th day Of May
FERp LEuTz,
81 wy v. =. e,nDsuArGG.G Dspass. OF ln'ot s.is:s;
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Light from Microbes.

Prof. Hans Molisc4,, of Prague, has
reported to the Vienna Academy Of
Sciences the discovery Of a lamp
lighted by means Of bacteria, which
he claims will give a powerful light
and be free from danger, thus being
valuable for work in mines and pow
der magazines. The lamp consists of
a glass jar, in which a lining Of salt
petre and gelatine: i%noculated with
bacteria, is placed. Two days after
incubation the jar becomes illumin-
atcd with a wonderful bluish-green
light, caused by the innumerable
bacteria which have developed in the
time. The light will burn brilliantly
for from two to three weeks after
wards, diminishing in brightness. It
renders faces recognizable at a dis
lance of two yards, and large type is
easily legible. by it. gr
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WORRIES OF A DOCTOR.
Walked from a Good Sleep Because
Patients Baby Was Hungry.

"Don't look so bored" said young
doctor to a friend who had just made
a wry face after listening to a neigh
boris tale of what my youngest boy
said the other evening" eff you
want funny experiences with young
fathers and mothers you ought to be
a doctor for a while. lhad just fallen
into a fine sleep the other evening"
it was the first night for weeks l had
gone to bed at a respectable time
when the telephone bell rang.
"EHalloa, doctor, doctor!' said the
voice Of one of my young matron
friends. is that you?'
81 assured her that it was.
"'Well, do you know, l can't think
what is the matter with baby. I'm
quite frightened. She just cries and
cries, and I'm fearfully afraid she's
seriously ill.,
81 didn't suppose there was any
thing the matter with the youngstcr,
but I proceeded to ask a number Of
questions.
"'Why, there doesn't seem to be
any symptoms Of Sickness | ex-
claimed. perhaps she's hungry
"'Well, said the mother. 4 never
thought of that
"Then she rang off. I crept back
into bed and had just dropped off
into another fine doze when again
went the telephone bell.
"sHalloan / called.
"'Oh, halloa! DOCTOR went the
same voice. Doctor, you were right;
she was hungry. Good-by.' LON
don Tit-Bits.
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Eherbrooke, July OH 1908.

The B. ard Of County Commissioners
convened at 9o'cl ,ck A. M. pursuant to
adjournment. All members present.
AS a board Of review and equalization
the Board proceeded with the work of
review ng and equalizing the personal
D operty assessment OF the county. For
the purpose of equalizing the assess
nent of sleighs and sleds in the various
assessment districts, they were increased
and decreased by the following rer
eenrum. Increased, Enger, Is per cent;
Golden Lake, 40 per cent. Decreased.
Newburgh, 40 rer cent; West6eld, 40
per cont; Norman, 81 per cent; High.
land 81 per cent; Primrose. AZ per cent;
Grern,iew. 50 per cent; Edendale, 40
per Cant; Lincoln. 80 per cent; Melroso,
~ per cent; Riverside. % per cent:
Broaulawu, As per cent; Colgate, rs per
cent; H,pe Township, 4 per cent; Will
low Lake, Il per ceLt; Hope Village, I'll
per cent.
WI 'ho Pu'p'9O VI 0iAoii1lhS IhO
assessment of bicy cles in the various
Observation-Disclosures they were decreased
by the following per ceutum. New
burgh, 81 Ter cent; Highland, Is per
ceut; Lincoln, ~ per cent; Melrose,
1914 per cent; Riverside. rs FER cent;
| Hope Village, 81 per cent; no change
| made in Colgate. For the purpose OF
equalizing the assessment on wagons
and carriages in the various assessment
districts, they were increased and de-
creased by the fcllouirg rer centum.
Increased, New burgh, 8 per cent; Nor
man. 2 per cent; Enger, 5 Ter cent;
Golden Lake. 100 per cent; Bergen. So
per cent; Eastnn, % per cent; Edeudale
~ per cent; Lincoln. Al per cent;
Broadla~n, s per cent; Hope Township
IA per cent; Willow Lake. 6 per cent.
Decreased. NORWAY, I per cent; West
field, l per cent; Highland. IL percent;
Primrose, l per cent; Sherbrook, IS per-
cent; Greenwich 4 per cent; Melrose, 10
percent; Riverside. 16 Ter cent; Col
gate, 8 per cent; Hole Village. ID per.
cent.
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MCPHERSON,
County Auditor.
SherLrc oke, N. D.. . uly II tn, 1903.

Sherhrc oke, N. D.. uly 10Th, 1903.
The board of County Commissioners
r%econvened at 8 o'clock a. m. pursuant
to adjournment. All members present.
AS a Board of review and equalization
the Board proceeded with the equaliz-
ing and reviewing of personal property
assessment. For the purpose of equal
ization in the several assessment dis
tricts, Engines and Boilers we're increas-
ed and decreased the by following per
centum: Increased, Norman, 16 per
cent; Golden Lake, 60 per cent; Easton.
26O per cent. Decreased. Newburgh, l
per cent; Norway, so per cent; West
field. % per cent; Enger, Is per cent;
Highland, Is per cent; Bergen, 4 per
cent; Primrose, As per cent; Sherbrooke.
46 per cent; Greenwich, 10 per cent;
Lincoln, IA per cent; Melrose, p Fer
cent; Riverside, % per cent; Broadlawn,
80 per cent; Colgate, 40 per cent; Hope
Township, y per cent; Willow Lake, II
per cent; Hope Village, IL per cent. No
change made in Glendale.
On motion all the shares Of Capital
Stock consisting of Elevator and Tele-
phone Stock assessed in Sberbrooke
township was stricken from said assess.
ment roll, On account OF double assess.
mept,
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J. B. Honeyman filed a protest Of. over

]. B. Honeyman fled a protest Of over
assessment Of credit in Sherbrooke
Township. 1t appeared to the satisfac-
ton of the Board that an over assess.
ment had been made. Mr.. ~Jloueyman's
credits were on motion abated $1,000.
On motion the protest of Alex Stew
art for over assessment of fax in Broad
lawn township was denied.
On motion the assessment of the
Farmers Elevator in Hope was reduced
from $1,000 to sl,5CO.
A protest was filed by the Northwest.
ern Elevator Company claiming over
assessment of their Elevator in Hope.
On motion the assessment of the North
western Elevator in Hope was reduced
from $4,000 to $500.
For the purpose of equalizing the as
sessment of Elevators in the several
assessment districts they were increased
and decreased by the following per
centum. Increased, Norman, Is per
cent; Highland, 20 per cent; Melrose, 10
per cent: Colgate, 25 per cent; no
charge made in the assessment of the
st. Anthony and Dakota Elevator and
Imperial Elevator in Hope Village. For
the purpose of equalizing the ASSESS
ment Of structures on land in the var
ious assessment districts, were Increased
and decreased by the following per
ceutum. Increased, Newburgh, 10 per
cent; Bergen, 20 per cent Primrose Is
per cent; Melrose, 10 per cent; Broad
lawn, 20 per cent; Hope Village, 7 per
cent. Decreased, Norway, Is per cent;
Westield, 10 per cent; Golden Lake 10
per cent; Highland, rs per cent; Sher-
brooke, 10 per cent; Easton, 25 per cent;
Glendale. 30 per cent; Riverside, 80 per
cent; Colgate, 10 per cent; Hope, Town
ship 10 per cent; Willow Lake, 20 per
cent. No change made in the assess
ment of structures in Norman, Enger,
G%reenview and Lincoln townships. On
Colgate. Finley, Sherbrooke and Sharon
lots.
On motion the N. w. d of section "a,
Primrose, was placed upon the assess
ment roll of said township at SHCO, for
the land s225 for structures the same
having been omitted from the assess.
meni.
For tho purpose of equaliziug the
assessment of Real Estate exclusive of
structures in the various assessment
districts. it was increased and decreased
by the following per centum. Increased.
Norway, II per cent; Enger. 20 per cent;
Golden Lake, 7 per cent; Primrose, 4
per cent; Glendale, 3 per cent; Broad
lawn, 2 per cent; Willow Lake. 10 rer
cent, Hope Village, 90 per cent. De.
creased, Lincoln Is Fer cent; Melrose
10 per cent. No change made in the
assessment of land in Newburgh. West
ield, Norman, Highland, Bergen, Sher.
brooke, Easton, Greenyiew, Riverside,
Colgate and Hope Township.
W. J.. Warrey filed protest against
assessment of certain personal property
in Sherbrooke township claiming the
same should be assessed IN Easton.
On motion the following personal
property belonging to W. I. Warrey was
stricken from the Shetbrooke assess.
ment roll and placed upon Easton as
sessment roll, 7 horses, three wears OLD
and over; 20 cattle one year old; %
cattle two years old; I COWS three years
and over: 3 wagons, agricultural tools
to the value of 5000.
On motion the Board adjourned until
8 O'Clock a. N. July 18th. 1903.
S. MCPHERSON,
County Auditor.
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Wolf bounty. 80 90
Institute fund. -. 20l 90
Outstanding indebtedness:
Warrants uncalled for........$ "a so
On motion tho Auditor was authoriz-
ed to procure the necessary weights for
testing scales, as provided by Law, if
the same can be procured for $4,000.
On motion the Board adjourned until
1:3c o'clock P. M. same day.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Board r~econvened at 1870 P. M.
pursuant to adjournment. All members
present.
On motion the application Of M. G.
Johnston for quit claim deed to Lots IL.
ID to "a inclusive, Block 81 Hope
Village, offering to pay $40. for same was
rejected as the amount offered was not
sufficient to cover the taxes due or said
Lots. A petition was presented, to the
board, signed by the board of supervi-
sors of Hope Township, and others ask
ing for a grade appropriation of $4,000
for grading on sec. line between secs. 4
and 8 Hope Township. On motion the
chairman appointed Frank Gray, H. N.
Horner and W. E. Elliott as a committee
to inspect bridge and grade sites as per
petitions. Motion made. seconded and
carried that all the members of the
board, as a committee, insp ct rev
bridges in Newburgh, Enger and be-
tween Enger and Primrose Townships.
On motion the following bills were al.
lowed. p
W H NJ Philip. quarterly salary,
county physician ............s 90 co
Geo Steith, plastering house Mrs
Cyrus, lives in. $25 90 allowed
20 90
J w Needham, telephoning... l IS
A NJ Mclaughlin, fuel for Mrs.
Cyrus, poor person,.......... 4 90
A NJ Mclaughlin, fuel for Mrs.
Keller. poor person ......... 6 10
Melrose Township, grade appro-
preparation, for grading slough
at coruer of sections l7-lS,l9
and NU w
r Still, for carpenter work
about county building ....... 9 As
J B Honeyman, repairs on
StOFe, W
King d Smith, nails for
L~:x1 .~o ne o.
" ~
The Herald, books and station
cry. D Id
The Herald. books and station
~ w
The Herald. books and station.
cry, 1850 allowed at. ........ 60 GO
Beidler & Robinson Lor. Co.,
material for piastering, Mrs.
CJr:S IL ~
Colgate Township. a%ppropria.
ton for grading, bet* een SEES
26 and -, SAID Tuwnship,... 100 90
Wamberg u jacobson, formaliu
for disinfec,iug. ............ Is CO
Frank Gray, Commissioner. Ter
diem, and mileage 20 &c
G O johnson. Commissioner, ~
PER diem, and mileage....... 20 DC
X S Sulland. Commissioner, per
diem, and mileage ........... g sc
w e Elliott, Commissioner, per
diem. and mileage............ p &c
H n HJrner, Commissioner, per
diem, and mileage. ........ 81 sc
On motion The board adjourned.
S. MCPHERSON,
County Auditor
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Discreet.

1t is said of an Atchison man that
the second time he takes a girl out,
he tells her that his intentions are
not Standardization Globe.
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Digging for the Root.

Love Of money may be the root OF
all evil, but men keep right Oh dig
ging for it,--Chicago Daily News.
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The late Queen Victoria seldom
read herself, at least during the last
20 years of her life, but every day
all the important news was read to
her by n Of her ladies.
King Christian of Denmark adopts
the plan of reading a different paper
each day Of the week. Thus, he says,
he gets at everybody's ideas. Ger
tainly no monarch is better in touch
with his people. The king Of the Bel
gians, on the other hand, reads clip
pings. Being SO clever a fnancier
as he is, he is particularly interested
in all that may bear upon the stock
markets of the world.
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Fool Friends.

If a nan doesn't know when he's
we'll off, some CT hiS fool friends will
tell him.-Chicago Daily Ncwc
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OFFICIAL PR0CEED IKGS
Official Proceedings OF the Board
OF County Commissioners
OF Steele County.
Sherbrooke, July 18th. 1908.

OEeIDTCOke, gu llLu. lSOo.
The Board of County Commissioners
convened at 9 o'clock A. M. pursuant to
adjournment. All members present.
Minutes of the meeting Of July 10th 1903
was read and approved. AS a Board Of
review and equalization the Board con
tinued the reviewing and equalizing Of
personal property. For the purpose OF
equ .lizing the assessment Of goods and
merchandise the assessment Was in.
creasel by tie following percentum.
Norman, - pc. cent; Highland, 25 per
cent; NJ change made in Sherbrooke.
Melrose and Colgate.
On motion the assessment Of the
Beidler and Robinson Lbr. Co. of Hope
Village was raised sl250. No other
change made in the assessment Of goods
and merchandise in Hope Village.
Motion ma q seconded and carried
that one separator valued at $500 aud
one engine s2>O. owned by E,ick Seim
be placed upon S]herbrooAe assessment
roll the same having been onmitted by
the assessor.
On motion the following personal pro-
perty ownel by G. n. Jordet Was Placed
upon Primrose assessment ro'l 1he SAME
not having been assessed. . horses Que
year old, 3 horses two years old, + horses
three years old, 10 cattle n year els,
8 cattle two years old. II organ, and
, Household furniture valued at S25. On
motto the following property owned by
Duncan Parks Was placed upon Hope
Village assessment roll, 1t not having
beeu assessed. ! horse three sears plu
a I'd over, | stallion kept for service, and
one vehicle valued at $500. H.ving
Completed the review aud e,,ual.za iJr
OF the Zeal l.state and Per ON tru
perry of the cuuuly, the. Board pfuce,d'
ed to make tue tax levy for he curraul
fiscal Year.
On motion the following su Of
money was voted to be raised upon tne
taxable pr,. eri! ot the cou l.y lur TIT
current fiscal year..
For County Geuefal Fund....5 1880 OF
For Road and Bridge Fund. 4ooU v.
The above levy is based upon Tho fol
lowing Stalemert and Expeuultu. es FOL
ensuing year aud outstanding iudeltel
ness of the county.
Auditors salary .............$ HOO On
States Attorney salary. ...... 100 Il
Superintendent Of Schools
salary and mileage..-...... 1883 q
Sheritfs Deputye and Ballfs.. 6v4 !;
County Judge salary......... lUoO u
County T~reasurers GALAXY. lGOp u
Coroner 2 81
County Physicians salary. 40 VI
Clerk of District Court salary SUO VI
Reeister of Deeds salary...... 1870 VI
Treasurer Clerk salary....... l'O VI
Register of Deeds salary for
Clerks, COG o.
Auditors clerk salary ....... lI9 v
BOARD of Health. 4uu "
= c,nntv Commissioner 643 6
District Court expenses 6o7 q
Justice court W q
E,oct;on 514 4
Rocks and stationery ....... 1ll8 6
Printing and advertising.... 800 7
Light and fuel'.,..,',"..'" 40 .