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Mower County transcript., 1904-08-24
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AUSTIN WEDNESDAY AUGUST -, i??A'A

- = ezD=Ng
State Fair next. week, opening
Monday.
"A son was born to Mrs. P. H.
Friend last Tuesday night.
Go. Supt. G. B. Latin and wife of
Albert Lea visited relatives here last
week.
Miss Margaret Ryan accompanied
her niece Margaret Bergen to Albert
Lea today.
Henry Waterman has commenced
moving in his new residence on Allie.
ghany st.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Kelly expect to
leave Thursday for their new home IN
Minneapolis.
Mrs. Andrew Dalager returned
home from weeks visit with relatives
in St. Ansgar.
Misses May Furlong and Angela
Cronon spent Sunday visiting friends
in Rose Creek.
Send your orders for fine wedding
stationery to this office. We have the
latest and best.
-Aseph z. Wiseman has bought the
residence Of Charles E. Lord on south
Second street and will move in next
month.
Rev. E. r. Pope of Minneapolis
will preach at the Baptist church in
this city next Sunday morning at the
usual hour.
Sister NJ. Angelina and Sister M.
Julianna Of Chicago are visiting at the
respective homes of NJ. Kelly and the
Guinney home east of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Maloney of St..
Paul came Saturday evening to visit at
the home of M. Kelly on Moscow St..
Mrs. Maloney will remain here for
some time, but Mr.. Maloney returned
to St. Paul on Monday.
The Minnesota State Fair is held
on the great fair grounds midway be-
tween Minneapolis and St. Paul. and
this year it will open on Monday,
August 20 and close on Saturday,
September g.. Half fare rates have been
made on all railroads throughout the
Northwest.
About twenty-five of the relatives
gathered at the Ira Padden home on
Railway street Friday for a picnic.
Precisely at noon long table was
spread at which ware seated parents,
grandparents and children. In the af-
ternoon games and music were enjoyed
and many of the party remained on the
lawn for supper.
The young people of the Baptist
church will give a corn roast this eve
ming at the home of Mr. and Mrs. w.
Turton half mile west of the city on
Oakland avenue. Conveyances for
those who have no other way of going
will leave the Baptist church at seven
o'clock. Drive out and have good
Clmo. All dr0 luVlCcu.
The Minnesota Veterans Associa-
tion composed of surviving officers and
enlisted men of regiments raised in this
state during the civil and Spanish wars,
will hold it's annual reunion at the state
fair grounds Wednesday Aug. 81: Regi-
mental reunions will be held in the
/, forenoon in St.. Paul SO as to give
time for grand afternoon reunion; at
which Senator Clapp, Governor Van
SAINT and others will speak. - ~
"A private letter from William F.
Hunt Of Santa Barbara, CAL, says: II
am in hopes to look Con the beautiful
city Of Austin once more,in September
after visiting the. St. Louis fair and
take the few remaining old settlers BY
the hand. Well do ] remember when
Main street in Austin was 9 mass Of
hazel brush, not even 9 cowpath to
4 denote the lines Of the street. What 9
/ change since 1855. Our golden wed.
3 ding comes next spring
Mower County transcript., 1904-08-24

i Ifnd nothing better for liver derange-
ment and constipation than Cham
berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets
L. F. Andrews, Des Moines, Iowa. For
sale by all druggists.
Mower County transcript., 1904-08-24


improvement over the fiat method of
laying generally in use.
Frank 1 Crane is obliged to en-.
large his facilities for putting up the
concrete building blocks which he has
been manufacturing for the past few
months. He is shipping them to other
points by the carload. This industry
will doubtless develop to be one of the
important ones of our progressive city.
Last Wednesday was the seventieth
birthday anniversary of our friend, J.
D. Rugg, and about twenty-five of his
family connection made him a surprise
visit: at the old farm in Red Rock
where he settled in 1856. The evening
was very pleasantly spent and we wish
for him many similar anniversaries.
Mrs. A. ". Ellis gave lawn party
for about one hundred lady friends at
Evergreen farm Saturday afternoon.
The arrangements for the enjoyment
of the guests were very complete.
Among the guests were Charles r.
Ellis and bride Of M4ndan, n. D. The
guests greatly enjoyed the beautiful
park and grounds and the company
was q most congenial one. a five
o'clock luncheon was served.
Mower County transcript., 1904-08-24
PlTZEN
The Shoen1an&
Austin.

are much lower now than they have
been for years. OUR LOW PRICES
will interest the economical buyer.
The state herald., 1904-12-09

TIE Bs,on n-isld !. just at prr,snt
iaDoring under some riffiGnl'irs In ~.
curing government news zinc. President
Roosevelt i-,uod tho order that iis p
portrrs shonid no, be given new. Wy tn.
government officials. This to SON, may
seem ,oms~bst sev~r~ punishmvnt for
the publication oi u re,'kl.ssly false story
In regard to President Rooe-,-lts family
but Il IL mono too h~r.h. Liberty OF III.
p,-s. is on. ,hins bu, license 10 publish
m, known islss and sensational s,,
sbou, the private HE Of our public oilIc'
isl- is altogether y different thing. The
yellow Journalism u III. rouat'y needs
Just such lssson 80 this to give Il q
hint that ihsr" are reasonable. bounds to
III" use 81 sensational Imagination IN
decent journalism.
The state herald., 1904-12-09

. Judge Carpenter OF the Denver dis
trct conrt held in recent cnse that,
under the corporation act OF 1901, oil
corporations organized for profit or 9th
erwlss must file with the secretary Of
state annual reports Of their business
and OF course psy the fee provided for
the same. This deoision is broad enough
to cover all church and charitable cor.
porations and, If sustained by the su
preme court, may cause some trouble
as the act provides that failure to file
this report may be followed by forfeit
uro of the charter.
The state herald., 1904-12-09

President Roosevelt's message to con-
gress reads we'll and handles the i'm
portant questions before the people OF
the nation IN conservative and busi-
ness-like manner. He leaves no room
for guessing at his position on any ques-
ton that he touches on but stntes his
viewe in positive and well chosen Ian
guage that cannot be misunderstood. 1t
is such message as the general public
IN Halways much interested In reading
at the same time message that will
have great influence in shaping the leg
isls'Ion OF this session of congress-.
The state herald., 1904-12-09

It's amusing Ia potins how = mum.
b.f Of the leading ne~spspers OF tho
state are p.ttipg Judge Mullins Of Don.
Yer IN the back and telling him whs, .
nice mnn he 10 and what iIpe ohanc.
he nov has 10 make an sfiioial record
that his po.,sri,y may we'll Ia proud Of.
Judge Mullins has called n grand larry
,o examine tho charges OF election
frAuds. Each newspaper Of course hiss
It's own idea Of what this grand Jury
should do and IL ANXIOUS ibA, II. IDEAS
may be carried on, by tho Judge In
directing the work Of the grand Jury,
of courss with the public interest IN
the prosecution OF election fraud. that
has been sfossed, Judge Mulhus ia In a
position 10 make Tor himself quite an
ep,iablr record but. II he desifea 10 do
81 Ire saisrt course Is 10 steer clear (, I
the ai,ics oi the Denver pobtults
The state herald., 1904-12-09

The 81, Louis Glob. Democra, Of the
9th inst cls,ms that Missouri leads all ol
The states IN the total nun Der Of prizes
received on agricultural products at the
~ Lonis Expo.,iiou but FOR som. cause
fails to give list Of the Colorado prizes
According TO ihs published lists OF
prigss OF tho two states, the Democrs,
10 mistaken Tor Colorado shows . total oi
-, prizes ~his Missouri has only ~?
According to :h- Democrat. ,,st OF
prizes Of the other states, Colorado, II
rightly reported. leads all Of the s,ate'
10 The grald total OF prizes un agreul'
turs. Ths, IL line showing for the ng
ricnlturr of ~. Centennial y ate.
The state herald., 1904-12-09
NATIONAL
CATTLE DIP.

Manufactured specially for curing range
cattle affected with mango and Texas
itch, where the only avuiiasls nssus Of
treating is by dipping.
N0N.POlSONOUS.
The Osiy nip Ever Used ~ tho West
That Mas Prsvs~ n Success.
/, isa coal tar product and contains
every an,,s-ptic. germicide, and disin.
fsctnnt !ouud In coal. 1t uni,ss and
forns = perfect emulsion with water 10
any temperature ind III any proportion.
IT IL y pos,tiv. ~orm destroyer and 10
beneficial To the animal should any Of II
be swallowed in tho process oi dipping.
Tobacco aud nicotine dips do not dss-
troy the sesb psras,t~s. Sspon,hsd car.
bolic acid dips. While .fYsctuRi. have ths
objection Of burning the skin OF the sni.
NAL. Sulphur spd lins have ths fol.
lowing dra~backs: Dangerous bscsus.
n the proportions ara not sIsct the h,.
droeen IN tho water united with the sui
phur forms sulpburot VI hydrogen, .
deadly poison. In order TO be ~noetuai
II must es hot, aud tho animal from the
reaction take. cold, running into pnsu-
monia. When i,s dilu,ing power n tai.
en- into consideration II Is more eIpsu.
ave than Na',onsl DIP. It also takes
more time aud trouble to prepare II.
Read the follow log testimonials. sio0
deposited IN tho City N.,,onsi bank Of
York, Seb. and the sb.ldon bank Of
Sheldon. Ia, 10 any op. vbo cs,i prov.
tho following ars not genuine;
To all cattiem~n or whom 1t may ron
cern; We have used tho National Cat
tie Dip aud Had II does N. work nicely.
curing al tho mapgs. We would hs,.
los, Qua With lic- b.d I, not h-.n dipp~a
aud can freely aud ch~erfully recon
mend II tc sny on" contemplating tb.
usc Of the dip. Yours,
John 7. Rsnkips.
John N, Knox
North Plntts, N.L April q. 1908.
We III. nndrrsigu"d De hereby state
that va have received the National Cal,
tie Dip aud ioand II tn b. ali the y clam
Tor II, q, j, MeAihsie'.
q, H. MUdd. Foreman Of Parton.
ranch nj B,rSry. Nab.
Hershey. N.b. May IL. iana.
Price 81 .5O per gallon. go 90 ,-r bar.
rsl, Write Tor free book on new method.
oi dipping,
Manufactured by National Med, sal
Co. York, Neb.. and Sheldon. losn. larr
rst manufacturers of cattle dip In tho
United States, For sale by
/ . " MCKEE, llol,okc. colo,
The state herald., 1904-12-09

BURLING TON BULLETIN.
Why Hibernate!

Winter Tourist rates to California, the
Gull country, Florida and South and
Southeast.
Low one way settlers rates, Dso. 20,
to Southeast points beyond the Ohio
rver.
Christmas and New Year, greatly re-
dncsd holiday rntes for long and short
journeys IN territory between the Rock
les and Chicago. Peoria aud ST. Louis.
Live Stock convention, Lenver. Oue
fare for the round trip, Jan. 8 and 8, 1905.
Ask the agent for further information
or write to l.. W. Wakelsy, General
Passenger Agent, Omaha, N-b.
The state herald., 1904-12-09
Senator B.rrl. ~ L,. Ao,,nn, coun,,

Senator B.rrls u Lss Aninns county
in a reesnt interview, IL created with
saying that he expects To occupy zen,
in the state senate n, tn. coming sr.siun
Of the stale Legislature. During the
past yeor he left the mocralic part,
anu accepted the nomination TOR the
s' that district. It hns been reported
that he was defeated hut the canvass of
tho vote of the district has not been
completed.
The state herald., 1904-12-09

AT the recent el, ,ction u woman was
elected jnstics of The pence IN Washing
ton county. That Is something new in
office holding bnt there Is no good rea.
son why u woman should not hold such
an oiiics md perform the duties ot the
oilice IN manner that wonld give gen
eral satisfaction. The vioIaiors Of la~
would have u wholesome fear of appear
ina before u court pre.ided over by q
woman fur They would expect to get
jns'ic-, something that they always tr,
10 escape.
The state herald., 1904-12-09

II is reported that the first Colorado
rubber plant To bs opened at Snlids will
be ready for operation by the first OF the
year. The owners Of the plant claim
that they have II new process for extract,
ing lhe rubber. Colorado rubber goods
orAdo rubber plant that short time aRo
WIS looked upon a u worthless thing IN
the fonudation OF this n~s industry.
The state herald., 1904-12-09

Congressman Brooks Of Colorado In,
introduced IN the house a bill providing
for increasing the government home
siead in Colorad, from 100 acres to 6in
on all land that rnnnnt TO irrigated by
gravity from river hanks. II this bill
becomes n law. aud tLer- is good. reason
To believe that il Will, there will be q
lively STIR among the people Who want
section hom-steads OF Colorado lands.
The state herald., 1904-12-09

WASTRp.pnickly. lew parsons to represent
merchants and agents. Local territory Of . few
counties. tis salary and expenses paid weekly.
Expense money advanced. CoInmission extra.
Previous experience not essential. Enclose self-
addrcfsed envelope. Address. SGP.nsTsHp-
ANT TRAvRLBRs rs Dearborn ST.. chicago.
The state herald., 1904-12-09

II is claimed that an English syn ii
cate will establish nm indspend pack.
ing plant nj Denve-. The pant is to
cost halt million dollars. This will be
big thing for Denver and the stock
business OF Colorado.
The state herald., 1904-12-09

kTED-sKvERAL INDUSTRIOUS PER-
sons in each state to travel for house
eleven years and with large capital. to call up
on merchants and agents for tucccssful and
profitable line. Permanent eng.E. .ment. Week
ly cash salary OF &2t and all travelling expenses
nnd hotel bills advanced in cash each week.
Experience not essential. Mention reference
and enclose self addressed envelope. Tlik
NATIONAL. u. Dearborn g., Chicago.
The state herald., 1904-12-09

The supreme court has recently sent
several more violators OF the election law
to the Denver county jail for term.
The court is dealing oIt justice IN these
cnses ai u rapid rate nnd there is some
danger OF overlooking the county jail
but there Rrc other iails
The state herald., 1904-12-09

WANTED SEVERAL INDUSTRIOUS FER
sons in each state to travel for house estab-
iished eleven years and with large capital. To
and prohtnble line. Permanent engagement
Weekly each salary Of SIS AND all travelling sx-
pens~s and hotel bill. advanced in cash each
s-~k. Experience not ~rrentiai. heaiiop ref
.renee and enclose s-lf-addreaed envelope
rIik NATIONAL. -, Dearborn ST.. Chicago.
The state herald., 1904-12-09

Colorado Springs claims the recent
discovery uear that place of a spring the
waters OF which will rival the famous
Carlsbad springs at Germany.
The state herald., 1904-12-09
First Publication SEPT 10 1904
iltBER.rLfuRE FINAL PROOF
Nutiue for Publication
United states Land once

Stsrliug Colo Sept 10 1901
Notice 10 hereby given that orin X sholcs
has filed notice OF intention to make nnsl
proof before clerk OF the district court mt his
office In Holyok- colo on Saturday ths sth
day Of Nov iYc4 on timber culture application
No l3IN for the ne !. OF sec So3& n. Up No sn
No ssw
whitney l. Irwin Of Holypks Colo
John Feldsrinan funA
Richard feldermzn -
Mary fcldermsn -
DC FLKNiSG l,existsr
The state herald., 1904-12-09

The Federal Couft has refused TO let
the Denver election thieves out Of jail
on writ OF ha0-as corpus and they are
now doomed to serve out their term.
The state herald., 1904-12-09
Maunxcr Raaiea

WANTED TRUSTWORTHY LADY OR GEN.
tl.man TO manage business in this county and
adjoining territory for house OF solid financial
standing. 5000 straight cash salary and ~Ir.n-
yea paid each Monday direct from headquarters
Ext en.~ money advanced; position permanent
Addrr.- N Manager. sioComo Rlock.. Chicago.
The state herald., 1904-12-09

NOTICE or FINAL LsETTLEMENT.
In tho matter OF the estate Of Joseph W Mar
tin deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that on Monday
tho 70 day Of Doc AID 1901. being one Of the reg.
ular days Of tho October Term OF the County
Court Of Phillips County, in tho State Of Colo.
RADIO, l. II Martin, administrator
OF said estate, will appear before tho Judge
Of said Court, present my fual settlcmant an
such administrator pray tho approval Of the
same, and will then apply to bo discharged Ms
such administrator at which time and place
any person in interest may appear and present
objections to tho same If any there 10.
Dated at IIolyoke. colorado, Nov %, 1904
Il. F. MARTIN,
Admin istrator of the estate OF Joseph W
Martin. deceased.
The state herald., 1904-12-09

President Roosevslt's plurality in the
State OF Colorado is. 34,5sa.
The state herald., 1904-12-09

imills
Ear military poll. 81 on rac, nlal. inhabi,n.t
not 's'mp' by las, tnr.d by s'n,u,rl
The above rats vili he charged against ,our
county un N. grand total OF abstract of a.s....
n'h'. as certified b, your county a,..-.or TO hi.
offcc. When In accordance With tho .dIu.tmeu,
and equalization mnd- by tho state b, ard of
equalization, Your truly,
John A holnburs Auditor Of STATE.
W II 6unhlsn, Deputy.
On motion the board approved the levy Of I
mill. for state parpa.c-.
Claim Of l. y Foster Tor toto for scr .. com
"a. allowed Tor ~ 70
Claim oid shul.r for u. ~ Tor good. Cor eoun
~ "a. allowed for u n
claim Of " q Holland for :. 10 for fee. =. dis,
clerk wss SLOWED Tor IN
Claim OF " q iceland for I. 80 Tor f... q. die,
clerk sas Aiiow-i tnr ~
Claim Of " q Holland for ass fer fee. as di.t
clerk ~as allowed for as.
Claim ot = \ Peterson 70, tsoo for ser a. com
was allowed Tor A. "a
Claim Of u u Sr~.msn for ,ioo for set as con,
va. allowed for A. oo
I'm motion the TREASURER 10 hereby Instructed
tn aoerp, go In full pnym.pt for all delinquent
thse. Interest aud p.nsitis. for the years
"" and ies on application Of y Allen
Tor the v iisi-s'snd has. ,sr sale certificate.
assigned 10 said Allen as provided by Law p,o-
'ilsd said is,msn, 1. ,.n,ler-,i In 70 ds,,.
"a h'u'loh the eouhty clerk ~A- Instructed In
ad'.ftlss fof bid. Tot Isni,or and III. sale II tbs
COUNTY buildings no, nov In u.. BY the copn,,.
b"ari ndjoafn~d To meet Pee. ah. iyc,. NJ,
sa, ~,
esftif, The sl,,. ,a b. .nrr-et
". y. WHITE. oosnty cI.tL.
The state herald., 1904-12-09

wASTgD-A TRUSTWORTHY GENTLEMAN
or lady in each county to manage business fer
an old established house Of solid 6nan cinl stand
ing. A straight bona fds veekl, salary Of els %
paid by check zach Monday with all expenses
direct from head dquart.rs. Money advanced for
expenses. Enclose addressed en- velops. Man.
sg-r, ITO CsIton bldg. Chicago. i.-3s
The state herald., 1904-12-09
First publication Oct. 81. 1904.
NutiCa fur Publication,
Land Once At Akron. Colo

Land Once at Akron. Colo
Oct. II. 1904.
Notice IL hereby gwen that the following
namsd sottler has nled notice Of In ton ton to
make final proof In support Of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before the
Esgistor and Rccoiver at Akron. Colo on No
venber N, 1904, viz: Jacob Cox OF wray, Colo,
for tho " !, nehen ~ sec 80 7 snr ~
".
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cult vstion
of said land, viz:
O. Glen Bolender Of vray. Colo.
Thomas C Jenninks '' Z"
Dave Cox
John Smith
PxrKR cAsraxLL Register
The state herald., 1904-12-09
COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS.
Uantinu~ii

Wnntinu~il
Claim 81 precinct No for election sIp.n.~.
fo' 7s.so -as silo~-d and opp~sr. as faiiow.;
q y Paul for i7.so for ser on board va.
sllo-ed far II -
glisA Diiio Tor 100 fer .-r on board "a.
allowed for .: 20
Alss dr,-n for ITO for s.r on board va.
allowed for n 10
Grsec 6rrri.h fe' I.,of.r scr on bsari ~s.
sllo~-d for %
o cansd-y for "a for ..r o, board ~ss
SLOWED for ;D
Paul for :.ss for returning baiio, bo,
was allowed Tor sG
% 'A.sda, for ,.sa for returning halo, bos..
~ss SLOWED for is
|, having t---n fspf.--ni-d 10 the boari that
hrs J-nni" Martin ~as In destitute eiieun,.
.,Hnc-. and liable 10 bcoomr q county cGus.
the count, treasurer was Instructed 10 nnni h.r
tase. both real and personal for the year ip1a on
tho nv ig.G.tl.
Claim IL Thompson A King for ~. 10 for ma.
irf'ai aud work for cour house ~ss allowed
for ts 10
pam
HolIotr, Cola. Nov. u. isbt
iia.rd met pursuant :, adjournment pt-..u,
L. y Fa.tsr chsirmsn y A Peterson and u II
Freeman eommi.sionsrs and II n Whit. clerk.
Claim II W u k-isf, Tor hn1 for fees ss luair-
nas allowed fuf 3 ~
tislm oi " u K.l.sy for =. fo, f--. q. Judge
sa- allrsr-i for 20
ciaiE. ~ II n white for 500 for f..s a. clerk
shs allowed TOR 20 ~
Claim II u \ wairn fot sio fat n,.,iieins for
Ale, wsu-n was allowed for $50
Iio.r,i adlournsd TO n,-' al ons .. M.
llsnfd met paf.ushi To siioafnmsn, pt-..n,
Iull beard.
r.. foso~inr school iIs'ric, lr,i-- wrrs msds
anil appear 81 fallnssi
The state herald., 1904-12-09

;siaa
support Of poor 500
Contingent 300
Road fund
Board adjourned to meet Nov. is. 1904, ut
Dam.
Holyoke. Colo, Nov, IS, 1901.
Board met pursuant to adjournment present
L p Foster chairman. 4 a Petersen ard d II
Freeman commissioners and Il n White, clerk.
Board continued in session waiting for the ab-
stract to assessment.
Board adjourned to m~st at ono D M,
hoard mst pursuant to adjournment present
full board.
Board continued in session waiting for the ab-
.tract Of assessment.
Board adjourned to meet Nov, 10Th, 1904, at
Sam,
Holyoks, Colo, Nov. ~. 1901.
Board met pursuant to adjournment present
l. + Foster chairman p a Peterson and d II
Freeman commissioners and X N White clerk.
County ssseSsor submitted abstract OF assess.
ment which showed the total assessed valuation
Of the county for 1904 to be $oS7, ,in,.
On motion the following tax WAS levied for
the interest and redemption funds in the fol.
lowing school districts to-wit:
District 81 sinking fund 3 mills
80 4"
30 interest mill
On motion the board levied a military poll tax
of 81 on each male inhabitsnt not exempt by
Law.
On motion the beard made a levy OF mills
to meet the ordinary county appropriation of
$3.50 for tho year 1905.
~. Al
of 500 for the poor fund for tho ensuing Year
and levied amI Of ono half mill to meet said
appropriation.
,lso the sum of 500 for the contingent fund
for 1908 and lowed tax OF one half mill 10 meet
the same.
Also the sum of SEQ for the road fund and
levied tax Of on.-:ourth mill to meet the
same,
The following communication was roc-ived
from the coun.y superintendent.
Holyo Colo, Oct, 3, 1904.
To the Honorable Board of County Commis-
sisners Of Phillips County.
In accordance with section g.. Colorado school
Law. hereby certify the advisability Of mill
tax lev, for tho support of the schrols Of the
county and for County High School PURPOSES,
tho committee advises low Of mills.
Rsrpectfully.
Madgo A Crowner.
County superintendent of Schools and
SECRETARY of High School COMMITTEES.
On motion the board levied a tax OF 4 mills
for the general school fund nnd two mills for The
County Hi.h School fund a. recommended in
tho above communication.
The following communication WIS received
from the Mayor and clerk OF the city Of IIol-
yoke.
To the Honorable Board of County Couunis--
ioncrs Of Phillip. County, Colo.
Gentlemen;
Al meeting OF the beard of Trustees Of the
incorporated town OF Holyoke Phillips county.
Colorado held October 10. ies,. lev, OF %
mills on the ssso-sabi. valuation Of the proper
y OF said town was made FOR the current cx-
p.nscs Of said town.
" e Hellsnd. CIV GARLAND.
Clerk and Recorder. Mayor.
On motion the board approved the above
levy Of rs mills
The following communication ~r- received
from the Auditor 81 State
ONCE Of Auditor of State.
Denver. Colorado.
Hon. II n white.
Clerk Of Phillips county.
hoIyok-. Colorado.
Dear SIR.
Al the nesting Of the state board OF equnlisa.
tisu. held Oeisber H. 1904. III. following tax wn-
ordered levied for tho year 1904,
For stnt. nurpo~~. general revenue and inter.
est on bond-l ii-is mills on tho dollar
The state herald., 1904-12-09

The last session OF the fifty eighth
congress convened Monday ut noon.
The state herald., 1904-12-09

OFFICIAL PAPER OF PHILLIPS COUNTY.
The state herald., 1904-12-09

no l0ll0v lnF FalimiilaIloN. ~ ~ -'1rul
The state herald., 1904-12-09

Dear sir:.
Al the nesting Of the state board OF equnlisa.
ti'u. held oetsber ~ 1904. III. following tax wn.
ordered levied for til. year 1904
For state nurpo~~. general revenue and inter
r.t on bond.l lie mill. On thn dnllsr