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New-York tribune., 1903-03-08
COMPLAINS OF FLUSHING HOSPITAL
Woman Cites Instances of Neglect-A De-
NAL Follows Investigation.

A. a meeting Of the Flushing Hospital Aid Asso-
citation held Friday night Mrs. George Starklns' o.
College Point. complained of the manner IN "hlch
,,utfents have been conveyed to the hospital She
cited one case where q Miss Maggie HoeAer, SulItI
irr from typhoid pneumonia, was hustled int" the
..rnhuIance driven by negro without anybody
else to look after her
Mrs St1rkins declared that the young woman
Was laid on blankets and nothing done for her com
fort. She was found dead in bed on the toil0"i's
morning.
man who was kicked in the face BY horse and
had his nose and face badly lacerated was Ii was
asserted thrown into an ambulanGo and as II
I,sad through Flushing ii attracted attention pe-
rpaISe the mans feet were hanging over the emo
Mr. Thayer. Of the hospital board VINO w %a al prf f
ysstigstion Yesterday he questioned James ar
III 7Jc driver of the ambulance. Carroll declared
th4t the statements made by Mrs. StarkinS are
NIT
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08
THEIR LIABILITIES $9Ss, ,026.
S. D. Davis Files Petition in Voluntary
Bankruptcy-Assets, $55,178.

A petition in voluntary bankruptcy was filed yes
terday in the United States District Court by sam
ueI D. Davis. who. with Charles B. Van Nosttahu'
formed the firm of :. n Davis & Co. bankers ana
brokers AT No 3s waII-st. The firm went into vol
untary liquidation in 1S9G Van Nostrand did not
Join with his former partner in tn" bankruptcy
uetftion although the latter says he impoI tuned
him to do So but that he positively oechneo. Inc
netition which Was filed yesterday shows uabltHS
Of $3.50 OPS u and assets OF $50 l. All of the la
hiities secured either by stocks pledged as COT
lateral or 4 secured note given by the hrn,
The principal creditors. with the amounts OF III
debtedness, follow: Henry T Scott and charles r.
Green s6S Ia IS; Thomas Hitler, Of No. - East
Seventy-ninth-st-. So. 64s. D. H shea. Of No. 3
NasSaII-st. SIS .625: Henry 3. i'c7gdon or HroNl-
dence SISOeOi: Third National Bank SSoI@
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08
ANOTHER CAT CLUB FORMED.

IT,, AtIanfi,, f,at club Of New-York City has
beav7 tncorporated. and the following section IN
e.. ,,e+itTtion Of the club explains its purpose:
The object OF this organization shall be 20 orlng
toretber lovers fanciers, breeders snc oLner per
& yr,te-estad in cats the end that this va III
sIIs house net shall more fully appreciated ana
aDLS Ho.ef,ETIy- reared with the aim Of producing
a15 ,erretuating in this country IN" highest type
OF the genus
7-he 5irartorg are George T Rowland. OF Jer-
se,, CITY: Edward Barker. of Rutherford n J.
u-iorsDce 2 l. Champion and Ethel Cham
,j,T ~ Hart Park Staten Island Helen A. 0del2'
- Atleu and Rodrigues Ottoleng-,e; OF this city:
jS lid that long haired, short haired, AngoFa
II II PsTsfsu cats viii ne bred. but bobtsiE will
he noticed.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08
LARGE BUDGET FOR COLUMBIA.
With Barnard and Teachers College Plans
for 10000 Show Deficit of $150,0OO.

Columbia's budget Of expenses for. the unlVef-
sity for the year I9O304 has been prepared by the
university trustees and shows total estimated ex-
Tendture of $I7O3a94 So OF this amount $l9'"94 ~
will he devoted to the maintenance of Columbia
University proper and does not provide for the pos
ibe ACQUISITION of South Field. For educational ad-
inistration instruction. for care OF the build
inzs and grounds for the library and for the cost Of
the business administration S1o45.44S has been ap-
propriated For interest COIumbias debt $l56.-
725 50 is allotted and for taxes $91,82O.
To meet these expenditures there Is an available
income Of 81 49, leaving deficit of $I02S S2 IS in
the accounts Of Columbia University proper. which
must be provided for either by special sgifts or ny
horroWing The net gain for the year 1906 O4. As
compared with the condition OF the corporation our
in TqG2-'u2 is estimated by the finance committee at
SO ass. the deficit for the current year having
amounted S154.191 IS
In addition 70 these totals the budget Of Teachers
College amounts TO S3250OD and the budget of Bar
uard College S1d5.000 The deficit at the former
institution is estimated at $4,000 and Barnard at
$4,000 Columbia. in all its branches. Will. there
fore have z deficit of SIT0.E1 this coming year un-
less gifts made offset the extra expenditures
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08
CIRCUIT WANTS BILL PASSED,
Saws He Will Urge the One Giving Sheriff
2 Salary and No Fees.

,-,-,r,1la- C7rout said yesterday that Ni'''s III
.ft--,- ON TUESDAY when hearing IS 10 ne eiE' ~
- i,z- hills he viii urge the passage OF lLle Oi.. %
introduced early in the session maAllls u.
- -1.-fs5 347cer with $4,000 year pay ana COM
- I. transfer Of ali the fees 10 the city. me me
SIZE of Nev-York County now receives s--.'''
: - and one-haf the fees Of the once. ms IS III
enc The Controller says is more tHah So'1 a..
,esr. Nj Grout says this Is TOO Hl'S' poS -0'
Sheriff -, ,-;-I.+,,-e have
~ -ra-,r7srv members of the legislature I'd y
7sts--7ired to- Kill the bill if pn--z2e- r 10 T7re
-- 5-ll7 nrStrcting its progress .iley Lt Tg7o
+ 81 bafnr reported cut Of Conl[nlIIee
tc,-sIfz fs one Of the big puns oI IIt To-,
SLiISS-,, ma every Tammany adInlIllsli q ~ ~,
7l-- The office 10 the limit DlNtrieL 49,, he
TgI-arv a lifetime in the nope 81 S-ll -. terms
Sheriff or Register LTloeI LllF It,,I5
s+re FiU sheriff William J. O BTleG : s'4 5 elected
- - T-7yLanee6 but the SheT3H 20 - .o-SoZ-
. -,,-o1Ii5 pei only one-thir6 a. HlulI iiio'--
F-o17 his once as his predecessor
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08
80 vooRHIs AeAINsr sRApLEY elLL

President Voorhis of the Board of Elections IN a
letter IN Corporation Counsel Rives says he Is
against the Bradley bill providing that persons
,,t of town during registration period may regis
tar nv certificate He is in favor of requiring a
votar 20 live in his election district at least sixty
dsvs immediately prior to election day, and in order
N psrtirfpate in an of1caI primary Of having the
~ voter live in the district ninety DAYS prior
10 the primary. BY making residence compulsory
Tor t6tI length of time Mr.. Voorhis thinks that
coIoniTing would be 90 expensive that II would not
be affemnted.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08
THE FIRE RECORD YESTERDAY.

10 q m.-No T. West EIshty-eiEhth-st,; Martin Mack
40 ,. m-No. IS Howard-st,; Hymsn MsrOUttz'
S76o, - ,,-,,-.-...,o
OK a mo $40 MorTis-aye.: C. Hallstuani I'D
mo 70 WaseT-st-. Union Pacinc Tea Company
,-o asa Teztngton-avs.. c. EiehteT; $50.
No 1S2 NaEBaB-sr-, Noses schtnDaum SS7'
az Mo iss Fart sevsnty-sxth-st' owner un-
known; damage -, .-.
90, Ne Bessnan-sve.. haE MHrEaWttz; $500,
Mo so West Forry-fourth-st. L Fuller $500
r-qy Mo a4 warren-st-. LAudnsld Bros CO.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08
CAMP SITE NOT SELECTED.
DR.. Biggs Says Appropriation Must Be Made
Before Offer Can Be Accepted.

Dr Herman NJ. Biggs. bacteriologist of the
Health Board denies the story that the ste lot
tuberculosis camp for city consumPliEes. tH1 Pl ,
= ,.1, ,,.ss recently related in The Tribune has
been finally selected at Summit Lake orange
County. -
According to the story, tract Of nearly ono
hundred acres overlooking Summit Lake mas Oe'H
given by Charles Fowler young business I-- nc
9 IT .t+,- 0r Riggs admits that Mr.. Fowler
has offered the use of this land for two year, ~ ~
1rLfcb tho camp trea tment might ne NnoI JUS
,o5 I,1It declares that the offer cannot De ac-
e1tad until an appropriation for the maintelalS e
of the camp IS made by the Boaru oI 69'lili'' - ''
Apportionment.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08
EXPECT MISS GOULD AT MEETING.

n. Rev. Dr.. J. Wilbur Chapman has been Sc
cured TO speak at the two auditorium Hleetilss ="
the Railroad Young Mems Chr1stlan AsSo1, =.
.fg-e,,. a ropeta KAN SUNDAY, May 3. 1t
IS pxrected that Miss Helen Miller Gould VIII be
1T the conference and greet The Fallroao Iei., a
ehe did Al Philadelphia. Mr- Busch q epp~oHs17t
tive ~ the government Of Denmark. VIII
MS country and II is expected that otneI u, I
reIegaIeS vVllI be present MI busSlL II =" f'0
fnent railroad man of Copenhagen
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08
TEA AT THE ARTS CLUB.

IN -5ta of the Llenten season the tea al ILle A =
l7-t, yesterday v-as thronged- Mrs Rhooa aollI'59
Nichols was hostess. assisted nE M rt,
T,zrlze- Mrs. Charles Murray. MIS- Eo"aiu -
- - NFrs Frederick Nathan. the AlssFSS
NJ Herrick Emilio Thorpe kStneLltef Ia jaIad
49, --l.E E7ra4,- 7r1sidinE the pretillE ueChG ~
- ..4Ia- s-ar.ered throughout the GalleIles 90 81
- T9r-51e me afternoon the guests ISrtsrz-
rr-raiDeG with readings DS AEs- nun
c--.~- and musical selections
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08
ICE CONCERNS TO COMBINE.

4 combination of thei &C concerns in Newark IS
proected and it reliably stated yesterday that
eight manufacturers and wholesal dealers hao
signed agreements. The consolidation will 1t is
understood, take the name of the Consoldated Ice
Company. Bonds to the extent of looVS VIII re
iesued 10 purchase the plants represented IN the
Combine and to improve and develOpC them
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08
MISS MoRA. ACTRESS, Ill.

Miss Helena Mora. vaudeville actress. Is suner-
ing from a cancer of the breast at her home In
RensonhurEt Brooklyn. Two physicians are at
tending her. She has not been well for year CUT
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08

COTTON -ra~lsr. TH. a~ar m0NfuI-r- noEPEsE-
which H..e seq -r ..r~trHz tHr last few LAYS has
,.ar=af r-r. hotter f-sETug local u}fii circles
R.porra from T~i-r-r~ sud trhy"rs favor z0'I
-urt0E frf.l- If o. tho |~. E1'i'lE TPinl"n fnfi
r1,rE Erear= Ers T-w .aE~arrtG fHTT grfr-utfnU 20
ts r--frg-T-rfrr- IN the wrrfnu market rurfUE frp
uask e-f This though Ne. largely responsible
for tn- EfEnr business DO E- further faIr that
soon rs TH COTTON market ur- settled DOWN u0r
MAJ -a-Frf-rr.- e good business viii follow The
rr1-s- are TuauTy-aIGhr inch 81 square spots. 8 !.
80 =.
cents : fu-E ~ square. 60, cents 20 inch SSS--
a., cents. ISL lurIl N4yrt Sis cents.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08
SPECIAL COURSES FOR PHYSICIANS.
Columbia to Give Instruction to Doctors Un-
der Supervision of Summer School

-- trustees or Columbia have decided L" lhtr"-
5--. the novelty of special courses In nedlcii't
ro- r-z-rfslnz physicians under the Iacui'S "
fre College ~ Physicians ano 9uFgeoi7- ~.
'ilI - ,,-,zs- ,I,,. s.perzision of Columbia :
Zs- e-7ao1 ~ the College OF Physicians ana
-rzons The Vanderbilt Clinic" sloane HaIeIis,S H4g
80 E5asura for Children and the New
y,-I- F-yr and F-.r Hospital =. -.,.oI,g1-
Mill course "a III uSL
z--rss ~ children. diseases OF stomach anu IL
Zines Isrzng0logy. neurology otoIokS II,eI ~ 70
r,-srfisir7z T.hssiCianS are to De alioVs ~ ~
--.E-z- for any courses that IheE LlaH sSSSiEC+or
rHSls1+I r --75C.jre will he permitted to register
,t,-ea courses which their Stano!hS u -
-rgs Of PHYSICIANS and surgeons or SONG II.r
"Es1 -.-ooI ~ equal rank pernltS neg Ia
- 5r the College of Physicians alla H-t
- 'leil r-5I,- complete courses at the summer
u 70 4f -, ya-7nf from attendance IN equlFa-
--. .,----rs n 7r academic wear
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08

continued to play until recently. when she vas
Obliged to return home from the Vest and take to
ner he'd lanes Hyde. of HYDE & Behman-
sonaI friend. said yesterday that Miss Nora had
cancelled all her engagements, and he feared ~hc
had not long live
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08
A SHAME.

Il really Is. when you can inCr"aH" yOuF
business by uHIBE the "Ltftic Ads or the
Pespie" amd dOH't 90 it.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08
MISS GOULD gUYs SCHOOL BUILDING

tarifN- EE- i-4s-d the summer homo Nn"Wn as
B0biv- Nest Et IarrNfU y fF-tI-t H. hudson. F0r
rr7a.,uaI training Clubhouse. The institution has
been u4n19d tn iyu.ssgr-f tIuh. Miss tfOuId vii
IIrN sIt fhH BOYS her TuTvrpWn home fc i0in
the club. and they viii be educated hy a CoFpa OF
teachers which she win hire
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08
UNDER CLOTHING and OUTER GARMENTS
For Infants and Little Children.

including many selections Of original designs.
amongst which
FINE CLOTHES of GIace Nainsook, embroidered, and
entirely handmade
PRINCESS ROBES trimmed with real lacrs and Baptl'1aI
CIoaks Caps and Wells
SPRING and SUMNER COATS and REFERS Of
Pongec and Fancy TaFeta SILK, Ptque,
Crgandie and Etamine
PIQUE SETS. handembroderied. consisting OF Goats,
Bonnets and Carriage Covers,
BONNFTS and Hats of Straw and Chiffon combinations
A[ousseline and Washable materials.
Also COMPLETE LATETTES,
Bassincttes Hampers, Weighing and Toilet Baskets
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08
zoyv q-FxE OTHER EAEsE LIy

Several FesG@@E@1ts fAaf o3eF Ee@SnAS
NfnmeFa GRe as~GaY sSTeTtfsea @Aa0AS kHs
sgKAteIe ASS. o. Gha FeODAes" -a.@
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08

March winds blow welcome news to gentle
men Of taste. The Arnheim spring STYLES arc
ready. They are the highest examples of
tailoring art. entirely different from the
ready-tO-wear clothing in every detail of con-
struction-
We offer this week a special line of very
fine Cheviots and Worsteds at. Suit to order,
$4,000. Overcoats to order, of novel Chev-
lots, Venetians and Coverts, $1,000. Excep-
tional assortment of trousers, to order. $500.
Special sale of 100 styles of last spring and
summer suits, were $4,000 to $500, this
week to order $1,000.
Samples, fashion plates and measuring
guide mailed free to any address. We have
no agents anywhere.
New-York tribune., 1903-03-08
3. altman I 90.

During the Months of March, April and
May, the stors will be o2en daily
until Six P. NJ
esbteeafS st., niastsnfS St. Sixth EVsaas llsw yCrE
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1903-01-16

NJ "A
Cash III ocs ssA2o g
> sDsposited ID benks:>.. ...;c +: srsss ss :
Adrfsn Exchange Bank 1915 : =
Gitaxans FlsW . ~: i7oo 70
nsnk ). Si9ss ss
irian stata Bank :. z. I. I742 u
state Bank Of Worthington.. n........... 1874 %
Citizens National Bank. WorthinRton llsl %
First National Bank. Ellsworth. 1872 81
atata Bank 81 Iismore .....,.. 1851 50
First Fational Bank wilmont.:....". lesss 20
Bank Of Bigelow.. ....................... III IS
State Bank Of Worthington Estate IN
school land fund d)..................." 7so 10
-, ~; s.,A| ! .t$z,4H -. 40, o.
Total ...S....'''...'''' ''s1o'1o' ~
Respectfully submitted. .,>,.
Z tsHE1RY HAGaARD. lCom.
T =, W., P. @. PRATT. " s.sSs3 ~O'1-'
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1903-01-16

I ;ossh is sals sa ;asa Msr ~ 4 +
Shesksi 1 money s'ly!s KIM. "a, 7s5s tss, "a
as - -
Deposited In banks. ie.o'l
Town arders :.ss;.. Az s1iiyyeNs, !.
ssatelAa fundsln Bank a A
~ ~sWorthtnston: M. .......a ~ .
Total funds,..... ...... ssa'7" Of
Respectfully submitted this lsthIdsy OF
December. 1891, sS,., :nr4 --~.
Ie1N 4tn . 4: je; County 1sditor. .is, T. 7fs
V er.% it'', J. ". BEAw. II. :, III.
f2 Till WISH Ohm nd 20. Oom'rsssF
!, FEED L. HuMIsToN.s.'
:f<tt NJ loa'saFdt laad District n.Ah ooutt', ost.,
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First National Bank. Ellsworth. 1872 81
atata Rank 81 Iiamore ........ 1lsi 50
First Patf fonal Bank Wilmont. ........ 1898 50
Rank Of Bi9elow., w.,.....,..,.,,........... 81 IS
State Bank Of 1Worthington Estate i,r
school land fund d................... 7so 10
I 90 >:::: 100 :. :S~ -. =
Total ............. ....:...sls.46s3 IS
Respectfully submitted.
<.>='E'5.I =.,'F:5: Fs4ss: aaset'e: 2: Com
:: ;s. :: -. LII, LII, - 4 js51 II s.:s:,
The bond ORB. I. Trtpp, Register Of
Deeds, for the amount of Is 900, with
Calvin r. Modtsett, Theodore Gram or.
Willis O. Wyatt and u. q. Pratt as
sureties, was on motion approved.
j.; The petition to detach certain land
now forming part Of, the sinoorpo porated
limits OF the Village q Lisnore q No
bles county. Mimi. was sreferred back
for correction. A. Z
On motion the sum Il III 60 yas sp-
propriated as provideds in Scot. 81.
g. J.. 1894. to cover postage md ex--
press charges for the next sixs months
/. on motion a.. app fion IS 500
T. 5sytaa erantll 1aas1 il :, n il *
'fWnsstesf bfiddRes III y Seward township
between section IS and II anlsections
~ and so and auditor instructed to
pay same to Wm.: s. Hewitt & Co.,
Minneapolis, according to written ap-
proval of Commissioner Fred II. Tie
mems under date Oct. /, 1862.
The following propositions were
read relative to the county printing:
Bigelow, Minn., January s, 10 8. !,
To the Honorable Board Of County
Commissioners of Nooles County:
Twill print the Financial Statement
for Mobiles County and will furnish
supplements to each ;,of the Official
county papers for two-thirds %of one
legal rate. j..
>> Respt. Submitted,
= :: E. F. CLOVER,
...... Ed. Signal.
Worthfngton, Minn, Jan'y,7, 1903.
70 the Honorable Board Of County
Commissioners: - -,
We; the undersigned, publishers Of
the newspapers set opposite our
names, agree to print, the Annual Fl.
nancial Statement, the Delinquent Tax
List, Board Proceedings and other leg
al work, In such newspapers included
In this agreement and we further agree
to furnish supplements containing the
Financial Statement and Tex List to
each of said newspapers OF legality in
the G. unity, said work to be done at
the rate prescribed by law, namely,
One Legal Rate:
The folio wing papers are designated
to print officially and receive payment
for these publications, as follows:
:. The Worthington Advance, the De-
linquent Tax List. So.
The Mobiles County Democrat, the
Financial Statement.
The Worthington Herald, the Pro-
ceedings Of the Board and other legal
work.
In accordance herewith, we append
our names and the newspapers rep
resented in this agreement.
.""" E. e. SMITH,
r. Worthington Herald.
-: Al. SoHAEFFER,
Mobiles 90. Democrat.
n. HAwLEY, y, ..
/. Worthington Advance.
p. F. LRv1Ns,
Ellsworth News.
49,: 'CHAs. HAMsrREET, g " ! -
Dundee Advocate. = -:
A.. .E,CALDwELL,
.-.. Worthington Globe.
. ..,,.-. s. L. LoNa, ~ts.
i .,&s-s ;Wilmont Initiator.
D.J. TIMES, rs5s r..
[.....-,,....,-s Adrian Guardian. -
HAM.Q ,s:.fzg5.9 Z.
:. .-..',9 r i :..''' Ellsworth Herald. J.. Z.
-,.. 8 & ~ 4 o.. t. .l .
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Moved and carried that G. Swan
berg be instructed to buy coal Tor
heading the sherin's residence and jail
!. Moved and carried that the bond Of
II. Hawley, as publisher Of the 2delin!
quent tax list, In the sum of $4,000,
with w: l. .*Humiston aud j. D. Hum
iston as sureties be accepted, approy-
ed by County Auditor. %4lsI..F.t'
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CouHTY sOTJ1oE. =.
s ST. : ,s Worthington, MINI,
\ !. !sy:s2. 4, 81 January 9Th, 1908. J

discharge OF thelrs tnlas. y H., ri
saThs: Board organized by electing
sGus. f,wsnbera, sby .tnhanimo mouss vote.
ehairman Ior the ensuing year. The
/ sSuilIiinutes off meeting November. 2Nth
read and approved and meeting OF
December 11th read and approved.
The bond sof E. J. Jones, County At
torney, for, amount of $1,000, with
james r. Jones and Julius @. Becker
assureties on motion was approved
The bond Of E. @. Pannnell, County
Auditor, for the sum Of IS 900, the Fl:
deity and Deposit Company. of Mary
land, as sureties, on motion was ap'
proved. s:;;s. :;::s: ..-. ...... u
The bond sof E. W. Gon, County
4 Treasurer, Tor the sum OF : -o,co.., Unit
edstates and Fidelity and Guaranty
Co., Of Baltimore, as sureties, on mo-
tion vas approved.
The bond Of F. L. Humiston, Clerk Of
Court, for d o 10, with w. I. Humiston
u anu y ., ~ +~x4uuAA9VO0 90 ouA0S:!0 ;SssA
motion vas approved.
. The bond 81 d. M. Cory, Judge Of
Probate, for 81 900, with f. A. Stevens
and ]. P. Pstersonsas surettes on mo.
4 tion was approved. ~ y
Tho bond Of Newton r'auskee, sher-
81, for Is 200 with Jens Langseth Ole
auskes and WI. Humiston as sure.
ties 81 Ten ~ eppro n!
& d sappo otnted Gommittee q
P u. Pratt and Henry Haggard to
count cash in treasury. ;>%y. ,>,.~'. ' r,
On motion, the petition for chang
/ ing the boundaries Of school districts
No. 10 and AZ was granted, and section
SO in the town Of Ransom, now a part
of school district No. 10 is attached to
and made part OF school district No.
az in the town Of Bigelow.
s Adjourned to January 7, 1so3,>9 a. M
7 January, Z, Z, q 1908. 9 a. m.
Board met pursuant to adjourn,
ment. IS :. e ::s..::, (: +
Thequatterly report Of Co. ,supt.
Of Schools read and on motion was ac-
eepted and placed on file. :
Thereportof Bourd Of Audit was
read and q; ;nnotion was approved and
placed o.: ale. .,.,:; ;|t:
TO rnhIHoNoR oRxsLH BoARD>o OF COUNTY Con-
q MISSIONER. MONKS COUNTY. MINNESOTA.
ii The ,undsEslgned Board of Audit of said
obles County. met at the Office of the
q County Treasurer 1T said County. on the
10th day>ofD Decemb ber. A. D. 1901. for the pur-
pose oi examining and auditing the 40
!. counts. Books and Vouchers Of E. W. Goh.
Treasnrsrpf sid County. and to count and
: ascertain the Kind and description and
amount of funds In the County Treasury
and belonging thereto:
We respectfully make the following report
thereon: sgs
Balance in the Treasury September 30. 1902
Date Of last report. .SlesSo os
/ Treasurer's receipts from
,af vohar IN lQ00- fo
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1'Theso ooimu mm.ttee appointsd toS count
the cash in treasury reported as: fol-
lows: y II ,.s3& 4ntT q :%f>4asss%5t1
~: ..'%' :: Worthiaston. MINI. Jah'y .. 1875.
70 TIN HoxoaABLI BoAlD OF NoBIEs
,:CoUN7X Ooll1nssIoNEas:
GHMTIEllEN: IN
we. the undersigned conmtttee. BY you
this day appoiptsd % asceetaan the amount
81 fundsin I'D Sounty trsasuty have tnvesti-
gated the satRsand Aud tie sum Of III. .ses.s ~
"a as&rihntoA - fall0Wfc -sI,-,..' + .ev,A..
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1903-01-16

solYtion 49, sdeps |! a 3 b. y:
M 1bisI1lvSd, That The y Worthington
Advance, tb,esI aud tie same Is hereby
designated by the Board Of County.
Oommis sioners, Of the County OF No,
bles, asgthe newspaper In which the
notice ana list Of real estate remain,
Ing delinquent on the first Monday Of,
January. ls 3, shall be published,
>1AIdjt..,tddta Adjourned . January al ia! sth, 1908:
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-04-16
PLOT TO KILL GENERAL OTIS.
Captain Taylor Discovers Document
With Order in Asunaido's Hand.

Washington, D. c., April 16.-While
examining papers captured from the
Filipino insurgents. Captain Taylor of
the Fourteenth infantry, discovered a
remarkable document enclosed on the
back with directions to kill General
Otis. That endorsement Taylor insists
is in the handwriting of Aguinaldo, the
insurgent chief
The document referred to is a pro-
test against Otis proclamation in
which he declared the sovereignty of
OF the United States. The endorse
ment named three persons TO kill Cen
eral Otis Taylor says. he is familiar
with Aguinaldo's handwriting and that
he cannot be mistaken.
The document is dated January -.
1899. The attack on the American out
posts did not occur until February A,
1899.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-04-16
TO BALLAST TRACK
ROCK ISLAND TO GRAVEL ROAD
BED OF MuscATINE DIVISION.
Two Trains to Be Put on Northern D-
vision to Haul Gravel From the Pit
Near Shell Rock to the Track of the
Muscatine Division.

Shell Rock, April 16.-(SpeciaD -
The Rock Island northern division will
soon put sixteen gravel trains ON car
rying gravel from this place to the
Muscatine division. This place has
furnished the supply of gravel for the
B., G. r. & N. for many years. The
company has had force of men and
teams at work here for several days,
scraping the earth from a new pit
which will furnish the new supply
A new yard leading to the pit will be
built and water tank, coal bin, turn
table, etc., erected. Two trains will
be constantly in use. These trains will
have the right OF way and even pas
.senger trains wi!st1ave to sidetraek
for them.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-04-16
TO BUILD A NEW RAILROADI
Incorporated for Construction of Line
Between Pella and Howell.
Company

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