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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1903-03-05
Official Paper Of
Marshall
County.
$1,OO PER YEAR,
The City Election.

The time for holding the city cleo
ton is approaching, and it is not a.
miss to discuss candidates for the
various Offices. Thus far we have
heard none mentioned. The past
year has been a very eventful one
in the history OF our little city, as
far as public improvements is con.
cerned These improvements are
still unfinished, and have not been
accepted yet by the council. We
believe we voice the general senti-
ment of the citizens OF Warren wnen
we say that the council that has be-
gun this work is the council to s. e
it through until it is completed.
Let them finish what they have SO
well begun. That is business.
Next year we can elect a body to
overhaul their work, if necessary,
If good, level headed business men.
like the present council is composed
OF, are willing to serve the city,
aud give considerable of their valu-
able time and expeli 9nce, as we
know these men have done the past
year, then the city can consider it.
self fortunate.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1903-03-05
SAL E OF DTTCHING JOBS.


Notice is hereby given that on the
25th day of March, 1908, at 2 o'clock
p. m. at the court house in the city
of Crookston, Polk county, Minnesota,
the county auditors OF Polk and Mar
shall counties, Minnesota, will sell
the jobs of digging and constructing
the Judicial Ditch No. 1, established
by the judge of the district court OF
the Fourteenth Judicial District in
tic state of Minnesota, to the lowest
responsible bidder or bidders. Bids
are invited for the Whole work as one
ic'5, and also for any one or more OF
the sections of said work the right
to reject any and all bids being re-
served. No bid will be entertained
which exceeds thirty 500 per cent.
the estimated cost of the construction
CT the work covered by said bid, nor
unless accompanied by a, certified
check payable to sa4u county auditors
for not less than ten Q0) per cent: OF
the bid. The successful bidder to give
bond as required by law The work re-
quires about six hundred thousand
(6O0,OOO) yards of excavation Plans
and specifications are on file in the Of
fee of the clerk of the district court
of said Polk county. and in the office
of George A. Ralph of Crookston,
Minnesota. the engineer in charge OF
the work.
Dated February %. 1903.
IN. A. Hoffard.
County Auditor of Polk County.
Crookston. Minnesota.
"A. B. Nelson.
County Auditor of Marshall County,
Warren Minnesota
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1903-03-05
Continued from gage /.

neer made and fled herein; and do
hereby establish and confirm the re-
port of, the viewers made and filed
herein.
It is further ordered. that the dam
ages awarded to the persons and cor
porations named in the viewers re-
port therein. in excess of benefits. be
paid out of the county treasury of said
county on warrants to be drawn and
attested by the auditor of said county
and signed by the chairman of this
board of county commissioners, and
delivered to the persons entitled there
to as provided by law
r. Given under my hands this 28th day
CT February, A. D. 1908.
By the Board. ..'
Adolf S. Rookie
Chairman Board of County Commits
sioners of Marshall County MINI.
Attest :-A7mer r. Nelson.
County Auditor ard Ex-Oficio Clerk
cf the Board.
On motion the following bills were
anowed:
Carl Hanson, 3 days services
as viewer and expenses ....$ IL. 90
CuES. WculZSl, Out udy > ocl-
vice as viewer and expenses. 3.75
Andrew Bergquist. days SER
vice as viewer and expenses 3.75
J. K. Wood. / days service
&C enoinee" and viewer ..... 500
Carl Hanson. 2 days service
CT heo'n with viewers $50
A. S. Rookie. / day CONS. meet
ing, ditch No. g.. o.. ..... 800
Jers P. Jensen, l day CONS
meeting. ditch No. 8 .... -. 800
Ole ThCmHson, 1 day CONS.
meeting. ditch No. s.. ..... 800
H. R. ,1eisch, 1 day CONS.
~'oeti"~ ditch No. g.. :. :. 800
J. s. Hilleboe 1 day CONS.
rneoting, ditch No. 3 and
On motion adjourned.
A. S. Rookie,
Chairman Board County Commits
siorers Marshall County, MINI.
Attest: A. r. Nelson
County Auditor and Ex-Officio Clerk
CT the Board.
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RESOLUTIONS,

Passed by Warren Camp No. 23lS,
M. w. A.
Whereas: 1t hath pleased an ALL
wise Providence to take from us our
beloved neighbor and late District
Deputy Head Consul, W. A. Case,
therefore be it,
Resolved: That in the death OF
Neighbor W. A. Case. tie Order of
Modern Woodmen of America has
lost a worthy and valuable member,
That by his integrity, sterling
worth and active care for the inter-
ests OF our order, he has won the
nigh esteem and love of all it's we II
wishers, i
That, We sincerely mourn his
death, and that therein our order
has lost one of it's most upright.
genial, earnest and eloquent advo-
Gates,
That, We deeply sympathize with
his bereaved widow, son and daugh-
ter in their extreme sorrow,
That copy Of these resolutions
be publishd in the Warren papers
and a copy sent to the family OF
Neighbor Case.
D, Farrell,
". n. Powell,
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one Mayor,
three Aldermen,
ono PooOr1or

Snag; the great trotting stallion;
is now for sale or trade, by the Vega
Land Company. ,,. +.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1903-03-05
Ladies', This Means YO,;

AS we intend to offer most COR
plete and up-to-date line of millinery
ever shown in this city, it would be
advisable fory you to wait, as we will
open in the first week of March in
Winchester's building on the cor
ner OF Johnson Ave. and End st.
Expert trimming will be one Of our
specialties, and everything that we
offer for sale will be positevelynew
Yours Truly,
Blerkeng&Syness.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1903-03-05
PROBATE NOTICE.

~
State of Minnesota, County of Mar
shall-ss. s.,
In Probate Court. r
Special term. Feb. 25th. 1908.
In the matter of the estate of OIL. f.
Bergen, deceased.
Letters of administration on the es-
tate of Ole e. Bergen. deceased. late
of the county of Marshall and state
of Minnesota. being granted to Mar
tin O. Haug. 1t
1t is ordered. Lnat six months re
and the same is hereby allowed from
and after the date of this order. III
which all persons having claims or
demands against the said deceased
are required to file the same in the
probate court of said county. for ex.
animation and allowance, or be for
ever barred.
It is further ordered, that the 18TH
day of August. 1903. at 10 O'clock a
M, at special term of said probate
court to be held at the probate office
In the city of Warren, in said county
be and the same hereby is appointed
as the time and place when and where
the said probate court will examine
and adjust such claims and demands
And it is further ordered that no
tice Of such hearing he given to al!
creditors and persons interested In
said estate by for.Awith publishing
this order once in each week for
three successive weeks in the Wa~re7
sheaf, weekly newspaper printed
and published at Warren. in said
sounty
Dated at Warren, Mimi. this 18th
day of February. 1903.
By the Court:
Peter III. Holm.
Judge Of Probate
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1903-03-05

Farms for Rent, West of Argyle.
Sections % and 25, also part Of
50, all in the town Of Bloomer.
May be rented ia four or more diyi-
sions. Apply to
=. FAIRWEATHER,
Euclid, Mimi.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1903-03-05

FOR SALE CHEAP. All the
lumber at the Warren Ice Rink
w. f. Tullar. =
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Official Notice of Annual
City Election.

Notice is hereby given to the
qualified electors of the City of
Warren, in Marshall County and
State of Minnesota, that The annual.
city election for said City will be
held at the Engine House on east
half Lot Z, in Block 9, in said city,
on Tuesday, the 18th day OF March,
1903, between the hours of nine o.
clock in the forenoon and five o'clock
in the afternoon of the same day, to
elect .. '-.... E. -.
one Mayor, f.. :
- three Aldermen, 'z$.
one Recorder, T.
one Justice of the Peace, g S>
r.: one Constable. Is
Given under my hand and official
seal this twenty-third day Of Feb
ruary, A. D., 1908: 4
CsEAL1 70, w. N. PowELL,. -
'.:.. -. 49,. City Recorder.
For Sale. =.
Two Drills nearly new, Two Gang
Flows, Four Horses. * .,s:.:.
L. LAMBERs0N.
sSnag, the great. trotting stallion,
is now for sale or trade, by the Vega
Land Company. 81: .:
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County Treasurer's Statement
Statement Of the condition of
county treasurer of Marshall county at
close of business on the 28th day OF
February 1903, made and published
in accordance with the provisions OF
section 753, General Statutes Of Min
nesota. 1894: >,>.-...@. -
To credit of current tax 49,
fund .. :. 49,. .......... $2l59O ~
To credit of delinquent tax ...
tund.. =. .lS45z 10
To credit of current school .~.
fund.-. .. .. ............... 5O.3
To credit of county road and IT,. =
bridge fund. ........ 1904. 80
To credit of ditch fund 146. 46
To credit of redemption fund. 1890. 4S
To credit of school district
all fund.-. 2261. 10
To credit of towns, all fund. o41. 01
To credit of state and school
land fund.-. 96&. I.
To credit of state loan fund. 1883 IS
To credit of county band fund $780,
To credit of seed grain loan
fund.. .......... OIL %
~: $6o702. OF
Less overdraft coun
ty revenue :. :. $l272. Is
Less overdraft State
revenue -. 2.44 S 1874. SO
Total cash in treasury !. .$59427. 30
Consisting Of
Deposits in State Bank of
WARREN. ;. ....... $8872. 53
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1903-09-09
ORDINANCE NO. 20l.

An Ordinance to provide for the time
and manner Of Issuing license upon
any business, trade, calling, occu.
patton, or other thing within the
City Of Sumpter, and to provide
for the time and manner of pay.
ment Of any and all license fees
imposed by the City Of Sumpter
and enforcement of all ordinances
imposing any license or licenses,
and provide for the punishment Of
any person violating this or any
ordinance Of the City Of Sumpter,
fixing or imposing any license,
d, and fixing q. penalty for any viola
tion Of any law or ordinance Of the
City Of Sumpter relating to the i'm
posing Of any license and provid.
ing for the licensing and regula.
ting Of peddlers, hawkers. retail
commercial travellers. billiard,
pool, and pigeon hole tables. bowl.
ing alleys, shooting galleries, thea.
ters, skating rinks, swings, merry
go-rounds, circuses, vaudeville
shows, entertainments, perform.
ances, and shows and exhibitions
Of every kind and nature. and re-
pealine Ordinance No. l0s. New
Series, Of the City of Sumpter, and
Ordinance No. 6, Of the town Of
Sumpter, approved May l4th,
1898.
The City Of sumpter Does Ordain as
Follows:
Sec. l That no person. flrm, COM
pany or corporation shall be engaged
In, prosecute or carry on any trade.
business, occupation, pursuit or pro.
fession within the limits Of the City
Of Sumpter for which . license may
be required BY this ordinance. or any
ordinance Of the City Of Sumpter,
until be or they shall have obtained
such license as hereinafter provided.
Sec. 2. That any person, firm,
company or corporation required BY
this ordinance or by any ordinance
of the city to obtain . license to en-
gage In any trade, business. occupa.
tion, pursuit or profession for which
. license is required shall first pay
to the City Treasurer the sum or sums
required by ordinance to be paid
therefor, the treasurer Issuing dupli-
cate receipts for such payments and
thereupon, with the receipts Of the
City Treasurer, the same setting forth
the kind of business for which license
is required, such person shall apply
to the recorder, who shall issue q
license to such applicant upon bis
one of said receipts with
said recorder and compliance with all
the provisions Of said ordinsce relst-
ing to obtaining licenses for the bus.
iness, trade. or profession for which
such license is desired.
Sec. 3. Every license taken out
under the ordinances Of the City Of
Sumpter, shall set forth the purpose,
trade. business or profession for
which such license Is granted, and
the name Of the person taking out the
same. the time for which the license
Ia to run. the date ON which tho same
expires. and the date on which said
license was issued, and any person
exercising or carrying on such trade,
business or profession, or doing any
Act for which license is required,
shall, on demand Of any city officer
1t bis place Of business, produce such
license. and unless he shall do so, be
may be taken and deemed to have NO
license, and placed under arrest by
the proper officer or violation Of this
and brought before the
to be dealt with according
0n~
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entertainment

Gus, vaudeville show, entertainment
or performance.
Sec. II. All public exhibit ons,
shows, or entertainments given by
the residents Of the City Of Sumpter
for charitable purposes or for
church shall not require license un-
der this ordinance.
Sec. ls. 1t shall he the duty Of
the Marshal to see that the provisions
of this ordinance are enforced, and
to make complaint In the Recorders
Court for all violations thereof.
Sec. 10. The Recorder Of the
City Of Sumpter, shall on the tenth
day Of each quarter, furnish the mar
shal with a list Of the licenses issued,
and, 1t shall be tho duty Of the mar
shal TO arrest any person or persons
liable for any license and who have
not paid the same, and bring him or
them before the Recorder to be dealt
with according to law.
Sec. 20. That Ordinance No. 1O8.
new series Of the City Of Sumpter,
approved May 29th, 1901, entitled:
"An ordinance to impose and rogu-
late licenses upon certain trades,
callings and professions, and repeal
ing Ordinance No. Q Of the town Of
Sumpter, approved May l4th, 1893.
entitled: AN ordinance to impose
and regulate licenses upon certain
trades or csllinRs, and regulating the
manner Of Issuing licenses, be
and the same Ia hereby repealed.
That Ordinance No. Q Of the town
Of Sumpter, approved May 18th,
1893, entitled: can ordinance to
impose and regulate licenses upon
certain trades or callinas. and reGu-
lating the manner Of Issuing H.
censes," be aud the same 10 hereby
repealed.
Passed the Council this 9Th day Of
September, 1908.
(Attest) 8. 8. START. /.
Recorder Of tho City Of Sumpter.
Approved Sept. 8, 1903.
G. H. McCOLLOCH.
Mayor.
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scribed.
Sec. s. All licenses issued under
thee provisions Of the ordinances Of
the City Of Sumpter shall be known
as either annual, semi annual, quar-.
terly, weekly or daily. All annual
licenses shall expire on the 3lst day
Of December In each year; all semi
annual licenses shall expire on the
3Oth day Of June and the 3lst day Of
December, and all quarterly licenses
shall expire on the 3lst day Of
March, the 30th day Of June. the
3Oth day Of September. and the 31st
day Of December Of each year, and
all annual, semi annual and quarter.
ly licenses issued after tho beginning
of the term shall begin to run from
the date Of the issue Of such license,
and may be issued on the payment Of
such proportion Of the whole amount
charged for such term a. the time for
which said license shall run bears to
the full term, and all daily, weekly
and monthly licenses may he issued
at any time, but no license shall be
issued for less time than the short.
est term named and provided In the
ordinance providing for said license,
except as otherwise especially herein
provided. That where the time or
manner Of issuing any license shall
be especially provided for by any Or
dinance Of the city, such ordinance
shall control and be In force. any.
thing to the contrary herein notwith-
standing
Sec. 8. All licenses shall be paid
In advance In gold and silver coin Of
the United States.
Sec. Z. Any person or persons,
arm, company or corporations who
shall engage In or prosecute within
the limits Of the City Of Sumpter,
any trade. business or occupation,
pursuit or profession for which II.
cense IL required BY this ordinance
or any ordinance Of the City Of
Sumpter without first obtaining such
license % provided by ordinance, or
who shall violate the terms Of any
ordinance Of the City Of Sumpter, re.
lating to any such license shall on
conviction thereof, before the recor-
der, be punished by fine not less
than five dollars nor more than fifty
dollars or by imprisonment In tho
city jail not less than three. nor
more than thirty days or by both
such fine and imprisonment.
Sec. 8. Every person or sssocia-
tion Of persons who shall peddle any
goods, wares or merchandise for sale
within the limits of the City Of
Sumpter, except they be products Of
their own farms, gardens, or dairies,
or article manufactured within the
city limits, shall pay therefor the
sum Of Ten Dollars per quarter, but
no license under this section shall be |
issued upon the payment Of less
sum than Five Dollars. for a frac.
tional part Of quarter.
Sec. 8. Hawkers shall pay q H.
cense Of not less than Two nor more
than One Hundred Dollars per day,
the amount that any such hswker 10
required to pay to be flxed by the
City Recorder at the time the license
Is applied for, and said City Recorder
shall thereupon report the issuance
Of said license and the amount there
Of to the next meeting Of the City
Council, and said City Council shall
have the power thereupon to raise or
lower the amount charged by the City
Recorder and definitely fix the
amount which such hawker shall pay
while engaged In such business.
A
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der this ordinance.

elers who shall pursue their vocation
within the limits Of the City Of
Sumpter, shall pay license Of Five
Dollars per day for each day that he
or they shall engage therein. and the
term "retail commercial travellers"
shall be construed to include any
person or persons who shall either
bargain, sell, solicit or agree to do.
liver, either by sample or from stock
at retail to persons for their private
use.
Sec. II. Billiard, pool and pig.
con. hole tables, and bowling alleys
shall pay q license according to the
number Of alleys or tables beloueiug
to or used In the building or place
to be licensed. When not exceeding
one alley or one table, the keeper Of
such house shall pay q quarterly II.
cense Of Three Dollars. aud when OK.
ceedina one alley or one table an sd.
ditional sum Of Two Dollars for each
additional table or alley. Every
place or alley where bowls are
thrown, or billiards, pool or pigeon.
hole games are played and open to
the public, with or without price,
shall be regarded a. a bowling alley
or billiard room, respectively, under
this ordinance.
Sec. IL. Shooting galleries shall
pay a quarterly license Of Five Dol
lars. Every place or building where
guns or pistols are kept, either for
hire or not, shall be deemed shoot
ing gallery under this ordinance, but
no license under this section shall be
issued except upon the payment Of
Five Dollars.
Sec. Is. Theaters, plays or per.
formances and public entertainments
where an admittaDce fec 10 charged
shall pay . license Of Three Dollars
for the flrst performance and Two
Dollars for each additional perform.
ance.
Sec;. IA. Keepers or proprietors
of every skating rink shall pay q
quarterly license Of Five Dollars un.
der this ordinance. No license un.
der this section shall be issued OK.
cept upon the payment OF at least
Five Dollars.
Sec. 10. The keepers, proprie.
tors. managers or operators Of all
public swings or merry go. rounds
shall pay q license of Five Dollars
for the first day and Two Dollars for
each and every succeeding day that
the swing or merry go. .ronud 10 open
TO the public.
SEQ. l6. Every person. firm,
or corporation who shall
conduct and carry on at any place
within the City Of Sumpter, or ON
the public streets thereof, any circus,
vaudeville show, entertainment, or
performance Of any kind or nature,
whether the same be free or an admit.
ance fee charged, or whether the
'ame bs conducted merely for amuse.
nent, or for advertising, or other
purposes. shall pay a license fee OF
lOt less than e5 nor more than 600
Der day for each aud every day that
'uch circus, vaudeville show. enter
ainment or performance shall be car
led on within the limits Of the City
II Sumpter. the amount which any
'erson, firm, or corporation 10 to
'ay for the privilege Of carrying on
he same to be fxed In the first In.
tance by the City Recorder when
he license Is applied for. the City
Recorder to report the issuance Of
uch license to the first succeeding
Of the City Council at which
ime the City Council shall have the
II
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-03-29
To See and
Hear By Wire

Special to The Globe.
WASHINGTON, D. c., March 2s.-
To have 1t made possible physically
that we could both see a person at a dis
lance as well as hear their voice stimuli
taneously has long been the dream of
those interested in eIecrro-mechanics
The problem seems at last to have
been positively solved. The telectro-
scope had hitherto been the nearest at
tempt to its solution. To transmit pic
lures in their national colors is an ex-
tremely difficult undertaking, but it is
comparatively easy to make use Of the
contrast by light and shade as is done
in photography
By very simple method any picture
even moving one, supposing it can be
projected with a camera, can be trans
United by an apparatus recently pat
ented here as well as abroad.
A description of it as given by the
patentee is as follows:
''As shown in the wireless tele-
phoning of RUNNER and also in his
photograph, it is possible, by using
the selenium CELL not only to observe
the most delicate changes Of intensity,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-03-29

pears. so that the tube forms low
resistance circuit across the condenser
and allows the latter to discharge at
very high rate. When, during this
discharge, the difference of potential
across the tube has fallen to a low
value the initial cathode resistance re-
appears and checks the discharge. At
this instant the source Of supply be-
gins to recharge the condenser at q
rate depending upon the power of the
supply and the constants of the cir
cult. We have then an interrupter of
low resistance which, by it's action,
may cause the condenser to charge
and discharge at a very high rate.
The Importance of this device will
be recognized at once, and It will GER
tainly be put to many uses. It will
prove a powerful weapon in the hands
of physicists studying electrical waves;
but probably the most striking and i'm
portant application just at this time
will be its use in wireless telegrap ply.
The method now employed to set
up oscillations in the sending cir
cult of a wireless telegraph station
consists of a discharge of condensers
across an air-gap; but this method
gives rise to oscillatory discharges OF
such a character that it is practically
impossible to tune a receiver to them,
and since the resistance of the spark
gap is high, the power which may in
this way be radiated is comparatively
small. The Cooper Hewitt mercury
vapor interrupter, however. gives con-
tinuous impulses of equal amplitude
The frequency Of these will be prede-
termined precisely by the constants of