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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-11

steamship Queen EbNs the HfHt eHts
elni account If tho recent culilnipn
between that vessel and the tramp
ffeiHhter ftahert kdamean. this
morning On the witness stand be
fure the government board II IN
autrx composed ~ Marine Inspectors
in effect that the collision waa un.
asaldshIe. lie was a. the Whaai Al
the time and did e - thlug IN his
power e. avert the catastrophe when
the Adamaan doomed ~ Through the
thick faa only a stones throw ahead.
but 81 vain
capt. Cousins and Quartetmaster
cousins were the only Witnesses 81
amlaed the hearing bsins continued
until Thursday mafuiun after they
had testified cart Cousins tsstis
mouY WIS merely preliminary lie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-11
AILS
Receiver Appointed
for Chlopsck Fish
Company

Upon petition Of Joshua Green. q
stock holder. the ehiapeek FtHh com.
psny WHa declared iBaalNent hy sus
pafiaf judge 10llman this morning
and MrH Jennie ghluneek appointed
receiver under a 81 600 bond The
company hled an answer adntttins
its insolvency and eaueurrluE IA tbs
Petition % the plaintiff fef the az
pointment Of Mla. Chlopeek aa re-
NNtKtr.
Il ia alleged In the petition that
the concern tH $40 eea IN debit for la
hur and supplies. that ready mane,
Is Heafee and IfH credit exhausted.
Il h also stated that Edward chic.
eeek. president and treasurer. has
teenne mentally unbalanced and =
untitled tu manake the Affairs Of the
company
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-11
OIL TANK
ExPLODES

NEW york. Nay IA Nna
panic Waa caused today - the e.
ptasian 81 a. ail fank IN the yards
- the standard 0H Company IT the
foot # Tenth street The hianiuE
oi5 fiousa into a erNea where e
number ~ baTRas and sfnau lighters
Nuf. mnofad some Of these lNus 1T
fire. One lighter was taNed tnla tha
Last river. leagins q train Of tiasiuK
al tn - wake ara threatening
sauFsa 81 Vessels mnafea etaua the
banks. The ati tank as allowed 90
burn HsxH cut enc smpluKa af The
oil company u nies1nN Il im SUE
posed he was Stllet - the eHpiuaiasl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-11
THE MARKET

There Is a arKe demand for farm
and garden pfduee ca Western ave
nae to-day. especially foe straw her
Rvs A taHse shipment af the hsf
fies which arrived thia morning sold
al s. per haN Native asparagus
declined t. 81 per tax Green peas
remain firm At e. per eak
Eastern saeH have begun % ar
rive. selling At - cents per daHeu.
SALE PRICES
gTh.ss ssisss are - an tsYsF n s'ssati
ties fFtess 81 saaau eufetaess assFass -
rst ssat hishst1
Provisions
Ftssh Neat beef ne H. steer tesf
sc ~ muttotl. Toe IL. pofk. tpAe 10.
r.rssi.taas- nss.s IA ssvsttsss essuA
ttas. tstitss. ffxsh. isss.
Vegetables
burbank potatoes. native. is0ie
per ton. Naktmas. IL e14 1870.
New Cal. d 10. carrots. We par
snipa. 81 = per sack. tomatoes. 81 -
eanllfleWsr 81 $ doa cabbage ia
eWt. rhuhafb. Euasse 10. native
asparagus. ttse0 box California
green peas s. hoSs euEumt1ere. faeu
tisfs per saE Rrttehokss. aeff s9e dos
radishsa les daa. onions. q oQu i.za
per ewt. green Ice dex.
Green Fruit. Eta
California sgFaW berries. = % per
crate California cherries. El.5s per
TX
lemons. = teHs % Per box. or
ansez. q se4s Is per hax apples.
% 0ti Is PEI seK. fancy. 81 s9u4.at.
bananas. igTsHz.as Per puneh. kfAp.
fruit & BeHs
Butter. Cheese. Ena.. Poultry
-sy-ashinkton efeamsFiss
zze dairy go sie.
Eggs. fresh ranch. fee per dossns
ea..s--ssssv~ w.saia4sea. taa es-snA
lse. hamburger. Is. Swiss. brisk.
ikHfsr.
Poultry Dressed turkeys ssHfse
I've hens. fsUt5e. tive ducks. ise.
dressed. lee.
hay. crsin ard Feed
Oats. as ton. harley. IS ton
wheat. - tea, shea. tzas = ten
bran. Sc tafa. shaFGas 81 eai cake.
$50 ton. Eastern Washington time
fny. 90 California Ray, SIS ten
California alfalfa. tts ton
pRicEs TO PRODUCERS
ffh~s> rsis~s as tar sesss sslivssss q.
sstHs@a ffeasht esssAs - - - 80 -
tAis rttg1
Ass saa Crsia
sDuN " pAMn - SpDp
Ca ten. Alfalfa. SIS ton. aata. 81
hsflsY. So .aa= = heat - taus hsan.
81 ten. shorts. 80 ten. mittilaEs.
ia = tssH.
Esas. Poultry ard Llssssesk
EGGS. freah ranch ts4r DOS
ftse N~ss. f4t.4Yfse IA i've aNrkN
Ise 10 ffena~si veal sWlec -
&~zsa~d nsutsnn fa&Nae IA dressed sasA
- u sksses beef e~es Na fzat4 ~ y
sssssrs 80 test. saWs&a ~ esissss 90 fsst.
81 &St. 10. hogs. GA foot fe le
sheep. On faof. sA1 - lasuts. On
foat. t9ssss ID. hides. etse Ia.
vsaesahls and Greer Fruits
Burbank Potatoes. native y ton
fakiSfszH. sfS tan. carrots, 80 sses
native unluuaa aae. grape trait. y =
CLEO box. comb honey. tte 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-11
THE GHOST
DOTH Walk

To-day Il pay day At the city hall
A. a result the city treasury will be
Depicted to the extent uf almost
$50 900 by the time al Of the city etna
plaNeH afe paid thslf April salaries.
The money expended for salaries
amounts ta tt0. gua IA from the aeua
arniefal fund. gs.fiass from the
water fund. 81, isa 81 from the library
fund and ts.eezkb from tho park
fund.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-11

ti200-s0 acres between Seattle and
Tacoma, 10 acres cleared. 20 acres
aiashed. good house, well watered.
$500 10 acres at Kent. fine soil good
view over the valley.
$500 60 acres Of Choice valley land
between Seattle and Tacoma, 20
asata ~ meadow, balance COVERED
with small brush
$1,000 9 acres In berries in the town
of sumner. ell valley land.
ErETTENGBEN -ARNELL.
Room as RoxWet block.
\. +. cor. Let and Columbia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-11

RUFUS SMITH IN
SEATTLE
Buys One Hundred Feet Front
age on Capitol Hill and
Will Build at Once

Mr.. I. Rufus Smith q Sew Msxieo
will become a resident - Seattle nest
Sepsemhsr Meantime he y to build
a fsas.f residences on Capitol ffial af
Seventeenth assnas ard Prospect
street. the house e. face east with
a grand vlew % Lake Washington
from the trent ard sidea NJ smith
paid t2Na1 Ter the two lots. The paf-
chase price Of the realty wlN be
doubled when hia horne ls completed.
II WITH bs one Of tar pFefsieSf huusra
81 CAPITOL Hiif com hintuK uaasfu
convenience with tasty architecture.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-11

Sc per yard fog Us All Wool
Aixtrai Etafaias. ss-ln. in black
and eaiaHs.
tis9 q yard for All Wool Wolfe
ElAMfne biaTk and nuiors
tiia a yard fee AL Wesl Irvine
kAamlna. black and ealnfs.
ssF.t-....s. 49, 800 ~ - 1879
ed AL Wool London Cord Eta
fHsas
lie q rard for All Wool Lattice
Fancy EtAnztne.
Tia a yassi fer Ali Neai Sespe
Eta mine
6kc a yard for All Wool Mistrai
Examine tn street shades. value tic
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-11
IS A BOX
CAR Thief


EVERETT. WI. May ita-Attaf
nsy Hayfe Of Eeattie ih here 10 Dc
maud the release Of Hisur faulaens
4 notorious convicted boEcar thief.
on haheaa earpnH proceedings. lie
Hilenaa that fshuiaou NhH tried IL
saa tile for the Hnfne offeusa with
which he IL charged here. aud Wa
acquitted THIS fact IL alleged IL the
petition fot the wtit. being the hHais
for the claim Of Hunes tn Jeopardy
Judge Denny refused the writ and
rhutaou viii be- tried fnf grand lar
aHHH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-11
poar ORCHARD ROUTE

y kssg H-sa sse aatsi-ss e
Steamers
Athisn. Inland Flyer, Pert Orchard.
tlaf
DAILY EXCEPT FRIDAY.
Leave Seattie--s 10. O. Is. Q. 10 and
fltA a m. Is. : 30, J. $50 and
Sis D. ~. Saturday only. IL 50 D. m.
sunday. no trips at sac and Is
q. IA
Lssvs Brsmerton--7. & rs. 10 ana
II Is q. M IL 30. 30, J. 80. 30
and sis q m.
leave sidney--s 90. Z. pstg ana
II IS a. M ~ moan. and p IA.
Leave Charisston--t 80. 30. $40
and ii IS a. M 10 and 6 80 o. uA
FRIDAYS.
leave Seattle 30, and 10 A. m.
Ills. so. 80 and ! 80 n m.
leave BreHseFsen STA. IItts
q. m. II. 30. !. tss0 and 9 is p. m
Leave sidnsy--t and Ii Is a an. !:
~ noon. and .. m.
Leave chsrlssten--7 SO and liza
g. M. u and 0s .. m.
For further Information
Phone. Pink ~.
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ella 8 sIfled Ads


sIVE REs1.
ENSoY LIFE.
GET HOME.
OF > ur e~n 10 innaiiiy where you hsss
aoud surroundings ard the aasuFs nee
~ MAKING monsf on ruuf tnxsstus nts
That place is Rainier beach, On the usa-
tea sleetria llus tbs fret piscs the cars
strike Lake Washington. Hundreds ~
antilles are moving fn ana building
h1Hnssi isfEe aHmiil handy, plenty 81
work for everybody; large re- foot lots
sell tor tfh tsf and 500. at " down aRd
" nenth. Huwss tniH aises LscatiaH
Il hsh and healthy fishing boating.
rlsaiY weed and water. nies nsishhaFs.
school ghafs hsF stores, telephones.
sidewalks, etc, ExeFyuns who lives ~
Rainier beach IL happy. Take cafs on
Washington street. fare 20 rides for one
dollar See ~. Weed. agent. 81 panas
at Rainier Beach. az g X. sturteyant.
oNnef, zi0 Hasten Block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-11

Thsr4 s. a starfHas aas4 salne o.
N ths suit department. at the nj. +.
FsHass millinery and suit house. III
the Arcade block. II be0ah Monday
morning. The entire stock % els
giant suits and waists II 70 BE- sald
at greatly reduced prices. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-11
QUARTERMASTER OF
THE QUEEN TESTIFIES


@ % s ss n. Of, s ge tell his story Of the collision
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-11
Ole BON MARCHE
EerShea a C. THE BIG STORE
1919 TO l433 Second Avenue and IIS-i25 Pike Street

No. / bottom. / sore cleared. Y
acre strA wbsrrfeA, s-room cottage.
barn. chicken house and parks. 80
hens and chickens alt tools 70 rur
the place. This property y very
easy cleared ard has nne spring
water In very he.lshf loe4tien,
With good netshbsrhood and an
easy drive 90 the city.
ISIS rive acres Of A Nc ] soil near
the electric car. fine spring creek
good neiRhboga and school. and
aniy 70 minutes ride TO the city.
ADAMS a NICHOLS.
I'll Washington bldg.
ewxsr tat. Al So 80. Al ssiissasa CITY.
eni1 ~ mtnefss fses % els Asstsb =.
ss.n q wsnshis corss sea.y Lars.
waffY1 sme. 90 srsasss
We can locate you on The best
homestead lands IN Washington.
We have some good farms for sale
Can on r n Casey. .os Pacific
block. Seattle.
Fer Rsut--F srnl.sed eoems
WASTED Three OF four nicely fur
nlshea housekeeping rpeuls IN
private residence on Rsntpn OF FIRST
hgi. no children. references ex-
changed L. star Publishing Go.
FURNISHED rooms and board. iSi7
and avenue. near Pike.
NICE furnished rooms. suitable Tor
two. bath and phone 1919 End ave.
oRkvp rAcIYIc uorrz. iiis Flr.s ave-
49, So
prices raozisrsts.
THREE unfurnlshed housekeeping
rooms ts.a0 month. iszz EAstlake
avenue.
LARGE fronf room. suitable for
s%e. i.saA 7th.
FURNISHED roomA for light house
keeping. sos DIVERSITY street.
For Rent
NEW houses on Rainier avenue. 81
20 so per month. sidewalks. water,
close 20 store. school and churches.
high. dry and healthy II minutes
on Washington street car line
parftnn renting Of US can become
owners Of property within years
hy making small cash payments
down. Downing q Leighton. 2la
Bailey building,
ron RENT-9oed fat Of I rooms,
toilet. water, yard, etc. on car line.
so minutes from Second ave-. rent
$40 as0t Jackson street
--z---------=---
FOR RENT Nice cottage, s rooms.
bath. toilet. water. lots. fine view.
West Seattle. rent So.
STuHTENANT, ARt,, $40 Boston blk.
1878 FOURTH. b-room fiat. bath. gas.
and electric light. Apply 1890 9TH.
Business Chances
/ HAVE a pair OF horses weighing
1900. also two single horses. 200
apiece. for sale cheap, going out
OF business Barn IN rear, z2Q1 ~
First avenue
I NEED money. VIII sell part OF my
lots on Queen Anne for ti0Q each.
J. T.. TAYLOR as Arcade,
need money. win sell part of my
lots on Queen Anne for 500 each.
J n Taylor. AS Arcade.
Special Notice
Mrs. NJ. rETZHoFF gives magnetic
massage treatment: diagnose dis
saza ard gsses csc treatment tsen
every Monday morning Circles
every Wednesday night. 1908
Fourth avenue.
FINE photos. 80 cents dozen this
week. 3 poses allowed Open sun
dava. nooms. a2ii First avenue.
a
VIE STORE al kinds OF goods.
uafs4...s.sassst fsfsT..tFt4F. ~.
1923 iet ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-11

SEATTLE. EpmuNps AND
EVERETT
The Paiatisl Steamer. CITY or
EN ERETT. Three round trips daily.
Leaves Seattle I a m. ~ m. and
.. m. Leaves Everett s.is =. m. zlsa
and 7.lb p. IN.
Phone. James 1871. coiman Dock.
r.. II. SCOTT, Mgr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-11

K-in. Al Wool Tire pers.s ne
s-ln. Al Wool Pln Dot Ww.
Nfeds. Ills.
sf-in. AL Wool Notified gastsnzs
in very stylish shades. Al fixs
6zsin. Venetian Cloth. foz tssier
suits. ~ lice
!. 49, slI-~~a Ec.sNe Ts4ss.
a-sn. All Wool Tweed salslAu.
sfis
ts-ln Al Wool Melton eaosh -
unlinsd skirtz. value si6a ii -
tin NsW Tweed GRATIS fsnak
81 tisq.
st-ln Al Wool Knaekerbe<kr
ehevlots. value si.ss. AZ sc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-11
|. SiafIIE HEaIREl
In. n M lflnIhI MIAMI A.s.s-v

[,SfafIf HAREl
tftn ~ N, lllplEE ltIsEsi A.ess
The Laughing aneeeas Of the season
Tho Bakor Theafor 90.
a Mighf OFF
one Of the plays that made
AuHustln nsiY famous.
Summer Prices MatlHees gHas lael
loo Nleht Doc. aee. sse. Ice
Recreation Park
Pacific COAST LEAGUE
RA SEBAEk
TODAY
Sacramento vs..
Seattle
Admission sse Grand stand a6e extra
Game called Al ala =. N.
rsks Virgins or Cedar street Car
nnEkID OPERA sss,'ls.
UnHVU HOUSE TSss,ss
John cont. MKr. Phone. Main e
instantaneous Hti
Ever body Taking Abeut iti
OUR NEW
MINISTER
Only Three Nights More.
owing to the great demand fas
Hsata a special matines Viii be stxsn
On "Wednesday
Prleas iia0 uoa. &c. 900. ate
Matinee fae. soe ana -.
THIRD AVENUE THEATEa
HusHeii s Drew. sFkfH.
Fbnhea. Main e.
Prices .sls...zs.s.. aee. SO. ~. ~
niuaEn HIT THAN EVER
TONIGHT
All NaeN ana satufaay Matinee
sfs sfsosiuss
IN Tia Natural Character
trupefaanatien
OLE OLSON
WIN
fns swedish Qaartests
New spsstAstsus aud Lets Of Pun,
ATHLETIC PARK
PACIFIC NATIONAL HAGUE
BASEBALL
TOMORRO w
Ruffo vs.. Seattle
- aN~e 1870 a..ss0
tsasuE .ssfaa a. - unstls
Tomorrow Seattle End lutte assa
= series q "a games.
Admission -. brand stand sc sstra
ATHIEHC PARK
Pacific National League
Desc BALL
LADIES' DAY
TODAY
AND BALANCE OF rnE wa5rK
HGfoua VIZ. Seattle
Game eaissA at "a SHARP
Admission sAe grand stand * EXTRA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-11

kli-the-year-around Dress
Fabrics
The largest gathering We know
q IA here. Read some ef the
prizes
ts-in All Wool Fine Ifapefial
..~s.s.s ,.,.S-s>D GsssSs..s,;.~~ - 80
ts-ineh All Wool French Whip
cord Waite q -. 7ke.
q IN. All wooi French Pruneila,
value f1sk. al ffa5
ss-sa. Al Wool HalrIlne check
Cloth. Al TIE
English MohAir AlpacAs. IN black
and uuiors. at Ste.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-11

EGGS. frwah ranch. isA1 DOS
live heas. tstsatAc II. tive ducks
Ise u. dressed veal sHtec n
srzsa~a nsattnu. fA~ae "a afsansd hHsA
- N skeses bssf eaws. - fsat4 ~ -
sse<su. 80 tses. saNs&e -. calves es feyt.
81 est 10 hogs. GA fo9ts Fe ~.
sheep. On foot. as ID lambs. o.
foat. t9ssss Ih. hides. etse ia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-11

one Of the plays that made
AuKusliu nsiH famous
SUMMER Prices Matlnee1. gHes lael
Joe. Nieht sne sec. gte ise
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-11

! AL the man. no flies In sosr hazs
with my screens Randsn. the -.
punter. as Madison. Fhanss. AEs
ITO. II 1877.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-11

Ca ten. alfalfa. 81 ton. aata. ~
hAflsy. 81 IAN. ssezf. - taa. bran.
81 ten. shorts. ID teu. misttiIuEss
szas tam.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-11
DRESS FABRICS


We take great pride in Dress Goods Department r
in CLEANLINESS is the largest shown the Coasand bes
maliest here
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-04-24
CHAPTER 297-s. F. NO. 4aG.

AN ACT to authorize certain officials 10
prevent the suffering Of animals by eN-
posture to inclement weather.
Be it enacted by the legislature of the
State of Minnesota:
Section l. Every sheriff, constable
village marshal and police officer are
hereby authorized to enter into and upon
any place, or to remove from the public
highway or streets any horse. mule or
other animal which IS exposed 10 the
weather and not properly blanketed or
continues without attention for more
than two successive hours in cold or In
clement weather. and take possession OF
said horse. mule or other animal and re-
move the same and supply the same
with the necessary shelter and attention;
and the person or persons supplying
such horse, mule or other animal with
have a lien against said horse. mule
or other animal for the value of such
shelter and attention, including food and
water while being cared for as herein
provided, and any such sheriff. constable
village marshal or police officer shall
not be held liable in damages in taking
or removing Of horse. mule or other
animal as hereinbefOre provided, so long
as he exercises reasonable care in doing
so. ANY such officer is authorized to
deliver any such horse, mule or other
animal to the custody and possession OF
any other person or persons whom he
may select to provide for the same and
in all cases, the owner or custodian 4
such horse, mule or other animal, IL
known, Snau De Immediately notified OF
such action by the person taking
possession Of such animal and the ex-
penses Of giving such notice shall be a
charge against said horse. mule or
other animal and collected the same as
the expense incident to providing for
such horse mule or other animal: or
If the owner or custodian be unknown.
and cannot with reasonable effort. be
ascertained; and If such owner or GUS
todian shall not, within five days after
notice of such action, redeem such
horse. mule or other animal by paying
all the expenses incurred by such action
and thereafter supply such horse. mule
or other animal with necessary protec-
ton from inclement weather shelter and
proper attention, such horse, mule or
other animal shall be held 70 be an es-
tray and shall be dealt with as such.
Sec. 2. All acts and parts Of acts in
consistent herewith are hereby repealed.
Sec. 3. This act shall take effect ana
be IN force from and after it's passage
Approved April 20, 1903.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-04-24


justice of the peace of the county in
which said village is situated; except
that in cases not within the jurisdiction
of justice court the limit of liability
thereon shall be mentioned therein as
not exceeding the sum of two hundred
nifty dollars. The writ of attachment
may be in form as follows:
State of Minnesota County of
SIS. Village of ---. Municipal Court
The State of Minnesota to any police
officer in the said village of --- or to
the sheriff or any constable Of
said county:
You are hereby commanded to attach
the goods, chattels, moneys, effects and
credits Of -- or so much thereof as
shall be sufficient to satisfy the sum Of
- with interest and costs Of suit, in
whoever's hands or possession the same
may be found in said county, and so
provided that the same may be subject
to further proceedings as the law re-
quires; and make due return Of this writ
Witness the honorable - judge of
said court. this -- day of -.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-04-24
County of
Village Of

I'M Municipal Court
Inc state OF Minnesota to any police
officer Of said village, or to the sheriff or
any constable Of said county.
You are hereby commanded to summon
-,---------, II he shall be found within
me county OF ----, to be and ap-
pear before the municipal court of the
image OF --, at term thereof
70 be holden on the - day Of 80
l., at the hour of - o'clock in the
forenoon, and answer to
IN civil action whose complaint is on
ne IN said court and have you then and
u. % Witness the Honorable
~ q municipal judge, this -
uay OF -. -
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1903-04-24

by the party requesting the same. Max
ing and drafting an inventory of property
levied upon. replevied or attached, TWEEN
ty-five cents for each folio; and for each
copy of such inventory, ten cents per
folio.
For diligent search and inquiry, and re-
found. one dollar; and returning execu-
ton when no property found, one dol
lar.
Receiving and paying over the money
paid on redemption of property and exc
cutting certificate thereof, one per cent on
the amount so received and paid to be
collected from the person redeeming such
properly, providing that IN no case snail
the fee for the making of such redemp-
ton exceed the sum Of seven dollars.
tor the necessary expenses which may
be incurred to secure and safely keep all
property taken by the sheriff by virtue of
warrant Of attachment execution or
writ Of replevin, such sum as may be al
lowed by court
now or hereafter required by law to be
used upon any certificate deed, or other
instrument, the cost of such stamps so
USED, and also such sum as may be re-
qutred TO be paid to the United States
by him.
For serving order or citation in probate
per mile
Apprehending a person alleged to be
insane, pursuant to the order of the pro-
mile mileage; also necessary expenses in
CURED Tor necessary assistance in con-
Eeylng such insane person to or from any
sucn court; also necessary expenses in
CURED for food furnished such person;
also necessary expenses incurred for
transportation of any such insane person
py any common carrier to or from his
nome in such proceeding conveying an
insane patient to any hospital for the in
sane three dollars per day and necessary
expenses incurred for food, assistance
ana al, transportation charges.
The probate judge is authorized to
audit all bills for services rendered or
expenses incurred by sheriffs relating to
insanity cases, and issue his warrant
tneIeLor upon the county treasurer. The
treasurer is hereby authorized to paw the
same out Of the general fund of said
county. An equitable amount shall be
anoWed by the board of county commits
ssIoneEs Tor services rendered by a sheriff
~ serving ana attempting to collect per-
s0hai property tax warrants an apDeal
sIlaI De allowed at the instance of five
daXpayers of the county or by the county
a. IrGililey, from any such allowance made
ny IAe BOARD, TO the district court of the
proper county, and such court shall have
JURISDICTION to review, In a summary
manner, such action by the county board.
az r., ueIernlne the amount equitable due
80 any services not herein enumer-
aIe1, Whch sheriff may be required to
perform, ne shall receive the fees here
IN sa allo%ed for for similar services.
e+r1IId T. =: rms act shall not be con-
strued TO repeal any act of the legisla tIlra
PIEEIulng Tor or regulating the fees or
salarles of sheriffs in counties having q
PPo o bi4an Of fifty thousand 100000 in
OF acts inconsistent with This act pa" rs -
P4IcdpIe 70 counties having poDrIati6
Oh less than fifty thousand go 000J in
i'e Sac eS'i y are are hereby repealed.
Sec. .. Ihfs act shall be in force and
take effect from and after it's nassaera ''1-u
approved April 20, 1903