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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-18

@erein unb i'm Slottenberein. Dim
9ofe sebt es febr gemiitblt9 unb
bur9dus nt4t 10 iteif unb ceremontea
gu, als an man9en anberen beutf6en
Soften. 60 3. g. 1T Der @robberaos
fir feline 2anbesftnber ftets gu iprez
den unb ale @Grten unb parts ber
firfltden Camille finb audi benz sroz
BEN Publifum seDffnet. 2eiber 1T es
NIT ber 9eiunbbett bteIes nprbbeutz
f9en 2%anbesbaters ni9t gum 8eiten
beftelt.
4uf ebemals olbenbursif9em &C.
biet, tpeldes iebo9 i'm Sabre 1853 an
PreuBen absetreten purbe (gesen cine
@nti9dbigung bon II Mi1tonen
Mart) liest 9eutidlanbs mGdtisite
Seefeftung an Der Norbfee, @tlz
beGmsbaben. Ser Plab lit ber
benfbar u~nsiinittsite, benin bic Miinz
bung Der glbe, pber bet Weie r piirbe
piel better fir ben 3ped sebient baben,
als Der 4usflub Der Sabe. Mber als
PreuBen, fura na9 1848, na9 einem
Norbieebafen tra9tete, tpplte Der &Dz
mig bon 9annober benz mG6ttge1
Na6barn ben @efauen nt9t tbun. Sc
bes preubtfde @erlanseu na9 M6trez
tuns elmer fleinen Strede bannoper<
f9en &iitensebiets purbe runbpeg
abgei9lasen. unb besbaIb muBte
Der Sabebuien our Nnlase bes Rriessz
bafens setpdblt perben. Der @robz
beraog bon S~lbenburs badte beutfder
als BET WelfentOnig, tpelder fosar,
na9bem preuben ben Slbenbursti9en
2anbfeBer ertporben bate, ii9 nod
peiserte, bic giienbabn bon 8remen
aus auf einerS trede bon 4 &tlometern
bur9 bannoberides @ebiet fii6ren gu
lafen. Oiefer Weiseruns lag bon
Seiten 6annopers bic beutlide Mbz
fidt gu @runbe, ben 8au bes preubiz
fden 8riessbafens gu erf9peren,
benn preuBen muBte nun ales @cu=
material auf benz Seetpege nd9 rel
Sabe trdnsportiren unS fonnte bic Gtc
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-18

ben feemGnnif6en 8eruf iebenfaas
tennt ber 6eibebauer b~asienise gar
ni9t, mas man in Stelbten 2eutenotb
nenrt. - Ser Marfdbauer lit aaerz
binss Elm gang anberer 8erl, als Der
9eeitbauer. Sn Der Marf9 berri9t
GROCER Wobltanb, oft geaug pirtliz
9er &ei9t6um unb biele 8%auerniunz
gems tperben iebt idon in bic @tabt
auf's @bmnaiium pber in bic lamb
tptrtbidaftliden S9ulen sei9tdt.
Qber muir iebr tpenise bieier Schiller
berlernen bic 2ut unb bic Sreube an
ber barten Qrbeit bes lanbpirtbi9aftz
lt9en 8erufs.
Gum @roBberaostbum Slbenburs
gebGren nod apei feline 2~anbparselz
len, bas Siiritentbum 2ibed in SOL
ftein, 81 9uabratmeilen nit 10000
ginpobnern, unb bas G%iirftentbum
8irfenfelb in Der G6einprobina, 9
9uabratmeilen nit $4,000 ginnpbz
nern. Sas sanae Slbenburs sdblt UNI
sefdbr 100000 @inpobner. Mu9 bic
&eiibenaitabt Sloenburg lit nur cine
Mtttelitabt, bon ben tletnere1 StGbten
iinb gu rennen Barrel an Der Sabe
5000 @inpobner), bas Norbieebab
Sangait, Sober 10000 gtntpobner), Der
8abeort Wanserooge auf Der glei9na=
mtgen Sniel, bas Sab 3ptfdenabn,
9ube NIT ieiner 6errli9en &lpiterz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-18


berserrte Sormen, tpunberli9e 9erGitez
lunsen, elm Sneinanberoeri6linsen Der
perI9tebeniten 8Gume. Nber rur gum
tpenisiten lit es bic 9r0be unb BET
umfang Der ein5elnen 8dume, paa
uns beim nurnalbe" bon Neuenbera
10 md9tis ersreift; benin RieienbGume
ii.bt man selesentli4 audi anOer@
nGrts, ionbern es 1T Der 9eIammteinz
brud, ben bieier tpunberpoue @alb
berborruft. Sas lit u~nbebinst mod
basielbe Bib zines @albss, ME i'm
uniere @orbGter i'm alien 9srmanien
setannt baben, unter befien @ipfeloa9
uro9s unb Wteient, gl9 unb Got6z
btri9, 8dr unb Wolf, 2u9s unb
@ilbtaBe lebten. On 8Dseln 1T noG
beute Der @alb bon Neuenberg biel
sst6er, als bic WGlber ber l1msebung
es iinb; btetet er bo9 S9lupfpintsl
unb S~utterpldBe fir ale Qrten bon
8Ogeln in Siqe.
Ser Neuenburger l1rtpalb itebt alf
etnem frii9en, itelenpstie feu9ten
uno naRen, ettpas fanbisen, tiefsriinz
bisen 2ebm.
9as Otter Der bort befinbli6era
gi9en au beitimmen lit cine bermei.
fene Qrbeit; benin tpdbrenb Die dus
beriten Sabrrinse 10 fein iinb, baB
man Tie ielbit nit Der 2upe rur
fdper unteri6etben fam, tit bas
Snnere Der alien Hieien auf Meters
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-18
Ser Martt, Wilbelmsbaben.


li6e @6ulen, Elm reyes Muiitlebsn
unb Elm 9pftbeater re9net, 10 ersiebt
fi9 fir Slbenburs cine Siiqe bongorz
tbeilen, bic aQerOtngs ben Proben
ni6t reisen fDnnen, fir ben Mann nit
fleinen Mitteln aber bon GROCER 8e<
beutung iinb.
Die @tabt serfdGt in stpei Sbeile,
in bic Mltitabt unb in bic Neuitabt.
gritere befibt mod ibre u%mpaaung,
pel6e iebt in cine nunberboae, BON
uralten lllmen bsi9attete promenabe
um%eetpanbelt tporben 1T, bic Neuftabt
bagegen lit bic e9te 9artenitabt, lauz
ter fleine 8t1err unb 2anbbduIer, BON
@Grten eingefabt. 9ort npbnen met=
items bic bielen Gentiers unb peniio=
nGre, pelde in Slbenburg bssbatb 10
aablrei9 finb, neil 10 btele 8auerr
unb @utsbeiiber. pel9e lire 90fe berz
fault baben, na9 Slbenburs bersogen
finb. = Die Stabt bat ieBt ungefdbr
$4,000 gintpobner.
Ser 9robberaog bon Slbenburs 1T
elm febr tii9tiser unb arbettsfreubiser
Mann, Elm Sreunb ber See unb bes
&aifers suberlGfisfte Stiibe BEL ben
Sl%ottenpldnen. Ser 9robbersog petB
ielbft elm S9iff gu ~fteuern, CT fiibrt
ben 8oritb i'm S9tffsbau : te6nti9en
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-18

polutionen, nod confeiiionelle 3dnfez
reien bat es in btefem 2dnb9en gese@
BEN unb tpern man au9 auseben pirb,
baB forti9rittlide 9ebanten ii9 bier
spobl ettpas lansiamer entpidelt baz
ben, als anberspo, 10 tit bas ia nur
ratiirli9 in einem 9ebiete, pel9es
bonn iibrigen 9euti9lanb 10 abgez
f4lofen lit. Sas @roBberaostbum
Slbenburs beiibt nidt muir bas einaise
Stid l1rtpalb in gang 9euti9lanb,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-18
gertrubentapsls nit Der air6bofslinbe,
Slbenburg.

bide boil unb nit Mober sefiIt.
Man fam alfo nur fddBen, unb tpenn
man bieie @i9en ann 2-3 Meter
Sur9mefer auf 1900 Sabre I'M
t1immt, 70 fat man ppbl ni4t gu bod
segriffen.
0ie plbenbursiide &esisruns uno
bic 9~roBbera0se baben fi9 Elm srobss
9erbienit %ertporben, bab Tie bieien
,1trpalb" in sleider @eiie ii9 ielbft
iiberlteben. Sn ibm feben mir beute
zines iener uNaturbenfmdler", bere1
Grbaltuns ber beutide 8eidstas NIT
ginitimmieteit fiir piini9enspertb
ertldrte, an beren Rettung aber ooer
AT beren Mnbabnung trpB aler Mabna
rufe bod muir erft gang pereinSelt unb
aaobaft berangetreten ptrb. Iu4 bic
sanae 2anbidaft, in Der Der urtpalb
bon Slbenburg itebt, bietet pielfdlttz
ees SntsreFe: Sn ben Moorsriinben
in ieiner NGbe fanb man tpieoerbolt
bic aieIsnb0rner bes l1rodien, bes
mG6tisen @erpanbten bes MreroGz
fen, bsr susleia nit bisiem einft bic
WGlber Mttteleuropas unb insbeIon=
bere 9ermaniens beipobnte.- Wetter
entfernt finoen ii9 audi 9iinensrdber
unb Steinrinspdle, ebrpiirbise 3euz
gen elmer i~asenbaften 8oraeit Der ura
betppbner bes 2anbes. MnerpGrts aber
ragen aus benz 8pben bon Sis unh
@afer serunbete 9ranit6lDde ieslider
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-18
Sraberer Gra6tipasenSertsbr stuiiden Bremen unb Oloenbura.

reae Snbufristbdtisteit ausseseidnete
9anbidaftem. 9as 1T iebo& burdz
aus ni&t BET San, 9ie S~lbsnburser
baben lire Sonber9ett niemals our
geltuns brinsen polen, fonbern fia
ftets aIs 9eutf9e i'm nationalenS Slime
aefiblt. Nirsenbs Fat man S4lesz
tpis > 9olteins 8ebrdnsnife aufri9tis
aer betlast, bon teinem anberen
Gtamme 1T benz 8ruberbolte frdftiz
acre 5tlfe au She'll setporben. als bon
Zen Olbenbursern. Nls preuben
etnen NorbIeebafen bauen ipoate, trat
Dlbenbura fofort bas nDtbise @ebtet
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-18
$tr&if3dge 6nrd 9mt(Q(Qn&.
cSta SlDenbmrger &anoe.

gs aibt pisle lanbi4aftli9 i4Dnere.
rei6ere unb better beiiebelte Gambler
i'm beut56en 8aterlanbe, als bas
@rpbberaostbum Slbenburg, aber es
sibt f9tperlid elm anberss 2anb, befisn
BepDlteruns fi4 10 slidli4 unb 5u>
frteben fiiblt. Sas fpmmt i'm ~tpelent<
Itden babsr, baB Slbenburs elm tpirfz
Tides 8auernlanb 1T, in tpel4em ft4
tpeit mebr als bic 9dlfte Der 8epOltes
runs bonn Mderbau ndbrt. @s stbt
bier feline 9robftGbte unb uu4 teine
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-18

RUNE, Delmenbort, mo fid einise Sa>
buftrie entpidelt Fat 10000 Gintppbz
ner), bic 9afenftabte glsflet6 (25OQ
g%inpobner), 8rate 5000 Ginpobner)
unb Norben6am. = SIN Siben bes
2anbes liesen bic Rletnftdbte glppz
penburg, @e9ta, Milbesbaufen unb
Qblborn. fotpie bas srobe Dorf
Oamme, aus beffen umsesenb 10 biele
2eute na9 ben Ser. Staaten ausse=
tpanbert finb. Namentlid in Der
Stabt Cincinnati unb in Sib 8 Obir
finb biele Damme19e 2anbestinber
anautreffen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-18

gnfidt bon Sober, SlSenburs.
SeutI9lanbs Fat S%lbenburg bic ltbsz
ralite 8erfafung. Sn Der &ammer
fiBen portpie9enb gauern unb &letn=
burger. limb bic Slbsnburger Sirften
baben ii9 bon ie6er babur9 ausgez
ssi6nst, baB tie tiidtise 2anbsspater
gu iein beitrebt tparen. Sp tit es Inn
mer i9Dn itiGe unb rubis In Slbenz
burg Sugesansen, tpeber polittiae Rez
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-18

fir Wilbelmsbaber ab, 1866 fanb es
Sebermann in Sloenburg fir ielbits
peritdnblia. baB ii4 bas 8robberaoss
tbum an preuben anf9loB unb aud
bic r@etreuen in Sober" betbdtister
sepiB our @eniise. baB lie national
seiinnte Oeutihe tparen. Mu4 Bic
ebemalisen 8auernrepublifen bes 5ries
fenboltes liesen ia gum She'll auf Sl'
benbursii9em @ebiet. Serea Wabla
fpru9 aber mar: r2ieber tobt als
Sflab".
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-18
Marttplab, 8ren,erbaben.

ionbern es bat au9 fonft tusit mebr
als ieber anbere beuti9e 2%anbestbeil
8ieles aus lrpGters 9ausrat6 aufbez
tpabrt in ben Sitten unb 9ebrGu9en
feiner 8epo6ner, unb es 1T nt9t
f9ledt babel sefabren. Man foute
rneinen, baB Elm fol6es @0lf6en melt
eber benz parttfularismus anbetmfalz
len piirbe, als anbere bur9 Before
@ertebrsmittel, siinitisere Gage unb
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-18
Gs 1T natiirli9 nidt biel log in bsr
R~eiibenaftabt Slbenburs. Wie
tpGre es audi mDsltd9 Oa iinb bic
8eamten unb bic MilitGrs, ba finb
Mugufteumt, Olbenburg.

febr biele peniiondre unb tleine Msnz
tiers, Der giienbabnDertebr 1T nidt
betrG9tli9, Der S4tffsbertebr auf
benz 9untetanal muB fi4 n%atursemdb
in ensen @renaen betpesen, 10 t0nnen
9anbel unb @ertebr, bic beiben Glez
mente, pelde elmer Stabt 2eben elm
bauden. ni9t erbebli4 iein. Nber es
tpobnt fi9 febr nett unb ansenebm in
Slbenburg, fir tpents @elb tann man
fi9 bier Elm 9dus9en ertperben, man
lit ni9t auf bic Mietbsfaiernen ansez
pieIen. Damn 1T in Slbenburg nod
Maes auf ben biaisen SUB auseidnitz
ten. Man lam faft fagen, baB man
bier NIT elmer Mart 10 tpett tommt, als
in 8remen pber 9annpber nit beren
sipei. Wenn man baau nod bortreff<
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-18

rennsnspertbs Snbuftrie. baber aud
tein grolstariat. llnb, mertpiirbig.
es sibt AUDI 10 gut pie teinen Ibel in
Slbenburg, fomit audi feline 8epor5uz
eurs pber 8esinftisuns elmer beionz
bsren &laTe. Bon alien Staaten
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-18

Stantmfneipe Der @etrsuen In Seber.
@r0be auf, bic emit in Der gisaeit se>
tpdltiee @letf4erftr0me ober treibenbe
gisf9ouen bon ben fernen 9ebirsen
Sfanbinapiens BIB gu ibren heutigen
2~aserftdtten s~ntfibrten.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-08-24

is supervisor of the training school.
He is "a years CT age and married.
He is recommended by the appoint
ment committees of Columbia and
Harvard.
Professor DOnnelly has also had
excellent training and experience. He
lis graduate of one of the WiscOn-
sin normal schools and also Of Wis
cCnsin university. After that he was
city superintendent in Wisconsin,
and later taught in the Missouri nor
nal school at Warrensburg. He also
taught for two or three years in the
Wisconsin normal school at West
Superior. He is now assistant state
superintendent of schools in Wiscon-
sin. Mr. Donnelly is warmly recon-
mended by a great number OF Wis
c0nsil educators and public men.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-08-24

Mr.. F. B. Gray, Of Portland, Ore,
writes of Feb. 10, 1903, and verifes
his statement Of July 10, 1902;
read them both; this is very con-
vincing evidence that Trib is the
only true cure for the liquor and to-
bacco habits. July 10, 1902, Mr.. Gray
writes. Il believe your treatment,
Trib, good one. l took the Kelley
cure at a cost of $3.50. l think Trib
is honestly the best treatment OF the
two. 1t has, l believe, cured me.
February II, 1908, Mr.. Gray writes
again: "Since | took Trib last June
I never felt in better health in my
life. 1t has made another man OF
me. | have recommended it to many
people and have heard Of no one TAX
ing it that it has not cured.
Price per treatment $12:5O. For
sale by all druggists.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-08-24
PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

August 6, 1903
The Board Of County Commission
ers of Walla WaIla county, State of
Washington, met pursuant to adj
| journment. Members present: Edw.
CCrnweIl, chairman; F. z. Smith and
]. n. McCaw, commissioners, and w.
j. Honeycutt county auditor and ex
oficio clerk Of the board.
The minutes of the proceedings
held in July, 1903, were read and ap-
! proved.
Whereas, The board deems it ad-
yisable to sell lot ), block 2, Lyons
addition to Wallula, heretofore sold
to the county for delinquent taxes. it
! is ordered by the board that the
county treasurer be and is hereby di-
rectei to sell the said property at
public sale to the highest bidder for
cash, after having given due notice
Of said sale by publishing a notice
thereof in a weekly newspaper, pub
lished in said Walla Walla county
for three consecutive weeks.
County Attorney Wilson having
rendered a written opinion that there
is no street running east and west
through block 2 OF Spring
Grove addition No I, and that
No l, and that a former board OF
commissioners had vacated Kim
balls addition, in which said
Garfield street was located, and that
the present board could not legally
order said street opened. it is ordered
a former board of county
by the board all members concuring
that the order duly made and passed
by this board on the eth day of July
1903, be and the same is hereby re
scinded.
| NJ. Cecilia Allen having made writ
ten application to the board for per
mission to lay an underground water
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-08-24
Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local application as they cannot
reach the diseased portion OF the ear
There is only one way to cure deaf,
ness, and that is by constitutional
remedies. Deafness is caused by an
infamed condition of the mucous I'm
ing of the Eustachian Tube. When
this tube is infiamed you have rumD,
ling sound or imperfect hearing, ana
unless the Inflammation can be taken
out and this tube restored to its nor
NAL condition. hearing will be de-
stroyed forever;nine cases out or ten
are caused by Catarrh, WhIcn Is noun
ing but an inflamed condition OF tne
mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of Deafness (caused py
catarrh) that cannot be cured ny
Halls Catarrh Cure. Send lot clrcu'
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, u
Halls Family Pills are the BEST
Sold by druggists. TAG.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-08-24

The minutes of the foregoing pro-
ceedlngs were read and approved.
WhereupOn the board adjourned to
meet tomorrow at 8 o'clock a m.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-08-24

pipe along the county road from the
'keifer Springs" to the northwest
conner Of her place. it is ordered by
the beard that the request be and the
anne is hereby granted, provided that
the said NJ, Cecilia Allen will proper
ly maintain and keep in good repair
said pipe line and be responsible for
all damages that may be incurred BY
reason thereof.
1t is ordered by the board that the
Free Scholarship at the Agricultural
College and School of Science. located
at Pullman, Washington, be and he
same is hereby awarded to Archer
NJ. Gillian, Of Walla Walla, Wash.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-08-24

August I, 1903.
The board met pursuant to adjourn
ment; all members present
Upon the statement of the county
assessor that a. Goldman had been
enormously assessed for 1902 on Tax
No. of section I, township G, n r.
So E. W. NJ, in that his land had been
valued at $4,000 per acre as garden
land, when it should have been $4,000
per acre. Is other wheat land in that
locality is assessed. it is ordered by
the board that a rebate in the amount
Of S5.95 be allowed A. Goldman, and
the county auditor is hereby directed
to draw warrant on the Current Ex-
pense Fund for that sum in favor of
A. Goldman. on the presentation Of a
receipt from the county treasurer
showing that the taxes for that year
had been paid in full.
WhereupOn the board adjourned tc
meet tomorrow at o'clock a. m.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-08-24
A DIME NOVEL VICTIM.

Portland, Ore.-Roy Peters, of Co.
burg now rests in the Salem insane
asylum as a result of reading too
many cheap novels. He was a vora
cious reader and devOured scores OF
the trashy books. The cause for his
trouble is set down as unknown III
the commitment papers, with the re
mark that the deranged young man
was the victim Of dime novels. He
imagines himself q detective.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-08-24
THREE PAIRS OF TWINS.

napolis-Governor Durbin has
received a letter from Stephen A.
Reese. of New Albany, saying that his
wife had just presented him with
pair Of twins, the third pair in success
sion that has come TO them, and he
wanted to know if the state offers a
bounty for feats Of that kind.
The governor replied that no boun-
ty had been provided. He then in
closed Recess letter in one of his own
20 President Roosevelt, asking
if Reese is not entitled tc
praise for his opposition tc
race suicide
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-08-24

II IL
it sure
lie to 0ui
Observes
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-08-24
'NF. ALGER
LEAVES CHENEY
...f,7, Of State Normal School
Goes Il Ann Arbor.

,...aac.-Principal L. B. Alger, or
..a+e normal school at Cheney
r..tgneI 10 accept the position
-tute conductor for the Univer-
IS Michigan. He viii be a jun
professor in that great institu-
..n ana for half the year VIII con
no41.. institute throughout the
r... throws upon the board Of
.-..-.rs of the state normal at Che
.sy IN. duty OF electing a principal
-. .rcceed Mr.. AIger, The board has
uober of strong candidates. OF
,..-a five or six are warmly recon-
-..,sed b. such universities as Har-
,.~a Columbia. Cornell, Stanford,
r.rge1a- Michigan, Chicago and
Wisconsin.
Ill.,. board held a meeting in this
CITY yesterday to consider these ap-
1.fra+ions All three members-J. j.
1rovne. Charles P. Lund and n. W.
nn-nam-were present, as was also
prfrcipal Alger. After going over
h III. .2Ders of the various candidates,
-t contest narrowed down to H. NJ.
sn2#er now a members of the facul-
- # san Diego (CalD normal school
i ars { a. Donnelly, assistant to state
-r.nutendent of public instruction
II Wisconsin.
the board will hold another NEE
mo within few days, When one OF
these applicants will probably be
chosen.
Professor Shafer is graduate OF
r.ra1-a college. Illinois, holding B. s.
or5 N :. degrees. After taking his
5.ore4. here he spent about ten
r-ar, lin school work, serving as
Il l.r. superintendent and county su,
u rlfrrendeut. After that he went to
Harvard where he took A. b. and
N " degrees in the department OF
II s,r,a-irn From Harvard he went
n :. Teachers college at Columbia
q nrtya~s.rv on a scholarship, anc
4 from Columbia he went 20 San Diego
Il -uo wears ago, where he has charge
II II the GeDartment of education and
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1903-08-24

Saturday, August 10, 1903
The board met pursuant to adjourn
ment; all members present.
Upon the statement Of the county
assessor that an error had been made
in not placing improvements to the
value Of $500 on lot 6. block 80. Lang
fCld's addition to the city Of Walla
| Whlla, assessed to Eliza SCHNEIDER. it
| is ordered by the board, all members
| c0lcurripg, that the assess nent on
said tract be corrected by adding
the imprON ements to the value OF
| $500.
Upon the settlement CT The county
| aSsc ssOr that an error had beer made
in placing improvements to the value
Of $1,000 on Tax No. l ard Tax No 2
Cain, addition to the city CT Walla
| Walla assessed to the WASHINGTON &
Columbia Piver Railway company. il
is ordered by the board all members
concurring, that said assessment be
| corrected By cancelling the improve
n hts on said tract.
Upon the statement of the COUNT
assessor that an error had been made
in omittirg personal property to the
value Of 500 on Philip Yenney's as
sessment, it is ordered by the
board, all members cCncurring. that
Philip Yenney's personal property as
sessment be raised in the sum ot
$500.
The board of equalization of county
taxes for the year 1903 having care
fully considered all matters pertain
ing to the equalization Of taxes fol-
said year. and finding the assessment
as returned by the assessor to be uni
form and just, with the exceptions
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The board met pursuant to adjourn
ment; all members present.
1t is order by the board that the
sheriff Of Walla Walla county offer
for sale to the highest bidder for
cash. at the court house door, at 2
o'clock p. N. on the 5th day of Sep
TENDER. 1908, the south half of the
southwest quarter of Section SO, in
Township Z; north of Range
So east Of the Willamette
meridian, reserving to said
county the building upon said
premises now used as pest house
and the right TO remove the said
building therefrom within ninety days
from and after such sale.
This being the day set for the hear
of the county surveyors report in the
matter of the road petition ID for by
Frank J. Kent, ct al and only a few
of the persons interested in the same
appearing before the board. it is or
dered by the board all members con-
curing, that the hearing on said re-
port be postponed until September
10th, 1903, at 10 O'Clock a. m.
Claims against the county were ap-
proved and allowed upon the various
funds in the following amounts, and
| The county auditor is hereby directed
to draw warrants in payment Of the
same, tO-Wit:
| Current Expense Fund. .....$1 ,607.5
| County Road and Bridge Fund
" >. ...... .....l.. 1,1096C
Special Road District Fund. 1926
| Total. -. Z,9o9.t
, It is ordered that the claims Of the
| oou1 t. commissioners for per Iiem ard
team hire as county commissioners
| and for per diem as members Of the
| Board Of Equaliza ion for the year
| 1908, be approved ana allowed as fol
| lows:
Ewd. COrwell, Per diem Member
Board Of Equalization ......$12.00
2. E. Smith, Per diem Member
Board of Equalization ..... 1900
J. ~ McCaw. Per diem Board Of
| Equalization. ... ... .. 1900
Edw. Cornwell. Per diem as
County Commissioner ...... 1900
J. n. McCaw, Per diem and team
hire as county com. ...... 5000
T. E. Smith. Per diem and team
hire as County Com. ...... 5000
Whereupon the board adjourned to
meet Tuesday, September Sth, 1903.
at o'clock a. N.
Approved:
Edw. COrnwell.
Chairman.
Attest:
w. J. Honeycutt,
County Auditor and Clerk Of the
Board.