Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1904-02-04

ing to the filed notes of the United
States surveyors and therefore the pro-
perty of Minnesota. The case was
then appealed TO the United States
commissioner of the general land office.
Copper and Gold.
The discovery Of gold on the OLAF
johnson farm in the Pine Lake hills,
south of Swanville, has caused every.
one having land in the vicinity to turn
prospector, and as consequence some
astonishing discoveries are being made.
There cannot be no doubt that gold
has been found. However, not much
can be accomplished in the way OF
proving the extent of the discoveries,
until spring weather will permit fo
more thoro Investigations
State Expenses.
The state auditor issued warrants
for the December expenses of the fol-
lowing state institutions: School for
the feeble-minded at Faribault, S., O56.-
80; state prison at Saltwater, $685.
20; Owatonna public school $2,23819;
/ school for the blind at Faribault, ST.
SOC. SO; Moorhead normal school, $685..
10; Winona normal, $734.69; Duluth
normal, $55O.2S; Mankato normal,
$512. 60; St. Cloud normal, $27O.96.
Bold Thief.
Disguised an an electrician repairing
wires, a thief giving his name as
WEIGH, got away with checks amount
to $625 and $500 in cash belonging to
the Institute Of the Sacred Heart at
Duluth. The thief entered the secre-
tary's office on the second floor and,
working among some books and box
es under a writing desk, found the
tin cash box containing negotiable
check for $500, another for $25 and
about 500 in money, gold and silver
currency.
Appointments.
Gov. S. r. Van SAINT re-appointed
w. w. P. Mcconnell as a member OF
the state live stock and sanitary board
for a period of six years, and also made
the following appointments:
DR.. A. P. Graves, Brainerd; DR.. A. G.
Stoddard, Fairfax, and VIM. Davis, St
Paul, members of the state medical ex
aminers' board for a period. of three
years DR.. Holman of Duluth was ap
pointed to the state dental board fol-
a period of three years.
News Notes.
Parties contemplate starting a ma.
tional bank at Belle Plaine
Chicago will not play football game,
with West Point and Minnesota mex,
fall. This statement was made b.
Coach Stage:
A box car merchant has been arrest
ed at Rochester on complaint of the
dairy and food commission on a charge
Of selling lemon extract containing
wood alcohol The case will be heard
Jan. IS.
The new primary law may shut Min
nesota out of representation at the Re-
publican national convention. 80
The state dairy and food commission
er arranges for a series of farmers
meetings to be- held in the southern
part of the state
Winona county had a genuane prize
fight. 1t was pulled off at Lewiston,
small village ebout fifteen miles from
Winona, and there was an attendance
of about fifty local ''sports.'
The seventh wolf shot ia the city
Hraits of Minneapolis, was brought
into the city clerks Office by it's slay-
er for the bounty of $3.50. - ---
Will Hardly Refuse the Job.
England, France, Germany and Italv
have refused to recognize King Peter.
There is no reason, however, saws the
Chicago Record-Herald, to believe that
he will decline ON that account to take
the job.