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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1903-07-29


commended.
A petition signed by Thomas Moore
and others asking for the formation of
new school district out of the follow
ing described territory, to-wit: the
southeast quarter of section %, the
southwest quarter, the south half of
southeast quarter and lots and 6, in
section %; lot 8, in section "a; the
northwest quarter of northwest quar-
ter, the south half of northwest quarter
and lots 1, and 6 of section %; and
the south half of section %; all of
sections 26. q, "a, 80 and SO, all in the
township Ill, range 35, Redwood
county, Minnesota. was presented.
read, and on motion of w Garlic,
duly passed. ordered that hearing be
had on the same on Sept. 21st, 1908, at
2 O'Clock p. m. of that day.
The report of the grand jury for the
April term, 1903, of the district court,
was read and ordered filed.
The bond of M A Adams for the full
fillment of certain contract for the
erection of a steel bridge and approach
es across the Cottonw wood river at San
born, in amount of 1854, with the
Fidelity and Deposit Company of Mar
yland as surety, presented, and on mo-
ton of F Cain. duly passed, bond
and sureties approved.
Coupons for interest on refunding
bonds, 20 in number, of $50 each, total
amount of $500, due and payable July
LIST, 1908, presented, examined and
found duly cancelled.
Board adjourned until O'Clock the
# Living day.
Tuesday, July l4th, 19O3-Board con-
vened at 8 o'clock a. m. pursuant to
adjournment Members all present.
Board proceeded to and did examine
the sheriff's list of uncollected personal
property taxes, together with the coun-
ty treasurers certificate, Showing that
all warrants cancelled had been paid
into the treasury by the sheriff. The
Board examined said lists and war
rants, and ordered that all of said list,
as returned by the sheriff, be cancelled,
except the following:
Jas Welch, John Woffensmith,
Redwood Falls city.
William Gumto, Lamberton town
ship.
P G Hanson, Morgan village.
George A Gagnon, Redwood Falls
city.
M McAlexander, Westline.
w F Cruel, Walnut Grove.
William Murphy. Westline.
Mary A Benham and Emil Wellner
| Three Lakes.
Forkrud Bros and Jas Quirk Milling
| Co., Belview,
Arthur Nichols and Clara Lobdell
North Hero.
| S s. Randall, Springdale.
M w Schmidt, Revere.
| G E. Graham, Wabasso.
D D hurry, Granite Rock.
| VIM Schellhos, San born,
on which citations were ordered is.
sued.
In the matter of the petition of G M
Halves and others asking for the for.
nation of new school district out o.
the following described lands. to-wit
all of sections 4, 5. and 8, the east
half of section and north half of sec
ton 9, in town liz, range SO, and the
southeast quarter of section 80, towr
lib, range 36-notices having beer
given by posting, service and publica
ton of the time and place of hearing
on said petition, and the time for sale
hearing having having arrived, viz
July 14th, 1908, at II O'Clock a m.
said petition was taken up and consid
cred with all that was said for o
against the organization Of said pro
posed new district: on motion of J
Cain, duly passed, the petition was de
MED.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1903-07-29
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Douglas Island news., 1903-09-02
The NOrthIand The Latest News, from Reliable Sources, Concerning the Great
 North, Condensed.
Information for Everybody.

Koyukuk reports new strike.
 Dawson is to have third bank.
 Atlin claims population of 15oo.
 wrangen is to have another church. Tbe sluice box robbers are operating in Atlin.
 VIC. Baker, Skagtown grocer, will move to Rampant.
 Joe Choynski, the prizefghter, has gone back to the States.
 Rich placer finds are reported near the headwaters of the Stikine.
 Dust is in circulation in the Tanana which was taken out in the camp.
 A chinaman employed at a cannery near Wrangell went crazy last week.
 Harry Brice and Bertha Brenner were married at Wrangell, Aug. 2Oth.
 The Whitehorse public school opened up on Aug. 17th, with 42 pupils enrolled. Rampant is beginning to install ma chinery, something new for that camp. Alaskans in Seattle will form club and maintain permanent quarters there for visitors.
 Solomon, Council and other Coast points are only receiving a twice-a- month mail.
 Finch, the man who is going to raise the Islander, is trying to raise an an chor near Wrangell.
 Sockeye salmon will be worth their weight in "pure cash" the coming sea- son, says an exchange.
 The old plant of the defunct Skag- way News was purchased by L. R. Gil lette of Juneau for S231.
 The creeks are suffering for want of water in the Klondike district and men are being discharged daily.
 The Kuskokwib has sent out report of low-grade placer strike on the headquarters of that stream.
 The Alaska-Treadwell mine, which is now valued at about S10000,000, was sold by it's original locator for $4oo.
 The Light & Power Go. that furnishes light and water to the people of Skag, way, has announced raise in prices.
 supt. Macdonald has wired the Skag, way Alaskan that idle men coming from the interior can find work at Tread we'll.
 Seven tons fwindowglass comprises shipment to Dawson. The glass will be used in the construction of hot houses.
 The sporting fraternity of Haines are one by one being arrested by the marshal for gambling and conducting games. There is much criticism heard on all sides for this move.-Skagway Alaskan.
Douglas Island news., 1903-09-02

The month of July broke all previous records for births and marriages in the Yukon. The births numbered thirty, while the marriages reached fifteen. The deaths numbered thirteen, due mostly to violent causes.
 At Skagway, dogs are taxed g, the city clerk receives a salary of S35 per month, the city marshal S1Oo per month, the city assessor is allowed $500 for the job, and witnesses and jurors before the municipal court get Sl per day for their services.
 Advices received from along the stretch of 5000 miles of the American Yukon, north and west of Dawson, in- dicate that the vast region is exploited this year by thousands of men. News comes of heavy shipments of modern mining apparatus into localities which were unknown year ago.
 Word comes from the mouth of the Koyukuk river that that stream has been exceptionally high this year and navigation more difficult than usual. The steamer Koyukuk had some diff culty in travelling on certain parts of the river. Mining is reported also to have been delayed on some of the gold streams.
 A S6O,OOO mining plant has been taken into the new Tanana diggings near Fairbanks. The machinery belongs to White & Morrison, and includes hy- draulic equipment. Among the equip ment landed at Weare for the Tanana camp this spring were six boilers and thawers. All the machinery has gone in by way of St. Michael.
 The upper river steamer Thistle was sold in Dawson at sherif's sale for s5.95O. The boat was bid in by Lawyer Hay. He is supposed to have acted for the Northern Commercial Company, which is said to have been among the heavy creditors of the Merchants Transportation Company, which owned the craft. The Thistle was built last year at Lake Labarge.
 There are 300 prospectors at the head
  of the Tanana and fully one-half of them will die of starvation. Their con dition 8 most pitiful and one of the most horrible of deaths will stalk among the men before many weeks have passed. Such is the statement of facts as brought from that district by H.. Bratnober, the millionaire miner of San Francisco and the expert of the Rothschilds.
 Preparations are being made for a lively season in freight handling on the upper Yukon from now until the close of navigation, in October. The White Pass will have more steamers in com mission than at any time this year. Scows may be used to some extent by individuals. Independent steamers probably will be needed also. The White Pass company is also planning to use scows, and have steamers escort them down the river. This probably will be necessary to great extent, be- cause the upper Yukon is so low this fall that steamers will be able to carry only half load after little while. Each steamer can escort two to four scows each trip. Each scow will carry twenty to fifty tons of cargo.
Douglas Island news., 1903-09-02

John Lynch has heen sentenced to one months imprisonment by Daw- son court, for attempting to take his own life.
 The city of Dawson has decided to buy the Merchants Transportation Company's wharf and building for a new fire hall.
 Advices come from Rampant that a mail route may be established within four or five months between Valdez aud Rampant or Fort Gibbon.
 There is to be fall fair held in Daw- son this season, and there will be over S1O,0O0 distributed in prizes for agricul- tural and horticultural products alone,
 The Pacific Coast Co. has contract to supply the Haines and Skagway military posts with coal this winter. The contract calls for ,, 2,4OOO,OO0 pounds.
 Good pay is still being found on l3, Eldorado. Twelve pans were taken out which averaged nearly five ounces each. The claim is being worked by an open cut
 The first frost was noticed at Daw- son on Aug. F, a month earlier than last year. On Aug. 16th, the mercury was within half a degree of freezing point.
 Bishop William Carpenter Bompas has been in the Yukon thirty years. He devotes most of his time to Indians. He speaks Esquimo and three Indian tongues.
 Anyway, if Skagway is little short on dividend paying mines she can boast of having the only original peg leg bicyclist in Alaska, says the Skag- way Guide.
 A strike is reported on the Good Pas ture, a tributary to the Tanana, an other 100 miles below Circle, and an- other on Moreland creek in the Ram part district
 A Yukon gardener has already mar keted in Dawson this summer veget- ables grown by his own unaided labor to the amount of S11,000and the season not nearly done.
 The Whitehorse Star is authority for the statement that uninterrupted work will be carried on at the Arctic Chief, the promising copper property not far from Whitehorse.
 The Pelly River now comes into pub licity again. A recent strike is said to be the richest placer diggings in the world. Anthracite coal and oil are also among it's possibilities.
 Dawson will receive three times as much mail next winter as in any past season. The White Pass route has se- cured four contracts and all classes of mails will be carried during the winter.
 The postoface department has abol- ished the winter mail route from Nome to Candle via Council, and instead will establish a route from Teller to Deer ing, Keewalik, Candle and Cape Bios som.
 MT. c. B. Welch divulges a rare bit of news to the Skagway Guide. He claims that the Tanana is all right, the creeks are turning out we'll and every man there carries poke, some ofthem we'll filled.
Douglas Island news., 1903-09-02

The American diggings in and about Forty Mile are prospected this year with renewed vigor. The benches, which are supposed to have been an old river bed, are showing encouraging results. Streams on which pay has been located are producing we'll. On the whole the American Yukon, perhaps, never was subjected to more searching cam paign of gold and mineral hunting by practical, intelligent and experienced men than this summer.
 Walter Cox cut his throat at the back of the Balmoral Hotel, Discovery, last week, with a razor, and inflicted upon himself very bad wound, having sev- cred his windpipe, says the Atlin Claim. The injured man was brought to Atlin, and admitted to the Atlin Hospital, where he is now being treated, and it is expected that he will recover. Mir. Cox was formerly mining on Spruce creek, but for some time past has been cooking at the Balmoral Hotel. The cause of his rash act was despondency due to financial troubles.
 The North Star Athletic Club of Whitehorse have been considering for some time the ad,isability of erecting large club building on their grounds, and with that end in view have secured charter from the Yukon Council in- cooperating company under the name , of the North Star Athletic Association, limited, capital stock Sl0,0OO, in shares of S10 each. They have on hand the sum of $500 cash, and estimate it will be necessary to sell stock to the amount of $500 to complete suitable building.
 Banks and mining companies in the North are finding that for shipping gold Uncle Sam makes both the safest and cheapest carrier. People are accustom- ed to think of the mail as used for let ters and packages only. As matter { of fact, the mails can be used for car rying most anything. Gold shipped by mail goes as first-class matter at ? cents an ounce. Gold shipped in other ways must be sent in care of trusted messenger, and at an additional eX- pense. Under the present regulations governing first-class mail matter the size of the article shipped is unlimited. At ? cents an ounce Uncle Sam will handle most anything.
 News of great gathering of Indians at Fort Yukon from points hundreds if not thousands of miles apart is brought to Dawson by Rev. L. H. Woodin, rec tor of the Episcopal church there. Mir. Woodin says: "When Bishop P. T. Rowe of the Episcopal church of AL aska passed through Fort Yukon en route down the river about two weeks ago 300 Indians were there to greet him. They desired to hold a great pow WOW, and to make known many wants to him for help. The bishop was in hurry to get down the river and was in Fort Yukon only an hour or two. The Indians who gathered in Fort Yukon were from the Porcupine, Koyukuk, Chandelar, Black river and other points. They began to pour in several weeks ago. For two weeks they kept me busy and weddings, baptisms and the church services were continual ly on the program. Communion ser vices were frequent. The redskins thronged about the little town. The place was alive with old bucks, squaws, papooses, boys, girls and their count i less malamutes, huskies and kerr dogs"
Douglas Island news., 1903-09-02

The month of July broke all previous records for births and marriages in the Yukon. The births numbered thirty, while the marriages reached fifteen. The deaths numbered thirteen, due
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1903-02-26

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Ouumcre.

- Die Dunmore SohfGuIe III GEE
f&IoRen tporben. neil fi& anaei&en elmer
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