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The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-03-25
EUTICE ~ APPLICATION F'IK rAA

NOTICE 40 APPLICATION f'Ik rAA
DEED JNDEk SECTION : OF
CHAPTER tsse IsAWs Ot flAIk
IDA
NruTICE 10 heFst,y given thai "a kaanlng
~ purchases "a faN Ccftt1catr Ne. Ill,
aaisd tn 10 aay % JaEs. AID. isss, has
nicd sid csrtincsts In tnI ut1se, and has
corslanee With lac Said certincats giabrsces
Ihs fslfloW inH dsss fttei ptaperty Situated Ia
v1ltasla cuunty. FLORIDA, tO-Su
hatt9e ~ q. To scrte.
Tbe said land bslBg ass.sssa al tns aats ~
the fssos1Se ~ stls.h ceftlbcaie IN the nansS
% " Thomtaspa Cnlees satd esrttn-
enls skall be rrsleeusrd sccor1ins tg iaS, taA
desd viii Issue tkrrsOa 90 the ssh aas ~
AarCh. a. d. tsga
Wttasss lay Oilis.lal slgnataI~ and cal tale
n eie Az ~ FebrsaTy, AID. ta1t
,Sraii SAACEL d JORDAN,
Clsrh Circuit Couri Of Noinsia CuantS Va
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-03-25

Notice Of ABp.ica alton fOI TaA Deed
UDdeT SeCtiOn : Of chapter isse.
Laws Of Florida.
AOIICE 10 bsfrhJ given that 4, 9. t.nnias
AZ parchastT 81 TaA Ceftlns sts No lsttdat.
- tks sls das ef Ians. A u, lee. h@s ns'd
cad cUfttnrnts ia my ofsCs. ara has tnasiS AZ
pllcafion ~ tsK a. 90 tssae in uccysannee
ulth Lac Said cettioca1e etnsraccs The tol-
toulna aescrtbed pruprF1y sltnatsd u N0insia
cos4niy, ftartds, tu-Wtt
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u, - scTDa.
rhs SID lnBd b<ing asaesse1 a. tes dass %
ehS ,-eaancV "a easrh etrtincate IN to- uAnRe
90 kfglgn Rayd Cnluss sald certiEoate shall
- rSass sn.d nEtuFdlns % laU, tal deea ulli
iHgas thsFson On tes 4sih day % aarsh Alb
Wuness NJ Coastal sisnAiaEs an4 eel this
tho Sslh Cav 81 febFaarv. a. u. neA
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The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-03-25

NOTICE y hsFeby given thai ., ths uaaeT-
IN siEnsd, 0uarsian % Laura ' hsanctt.
Dlck u usuneti. Louis u brbneft aRd Mary
a hsunslt, Iainofs. siti ou houstay, NafCn
sIst. a. u. lpA. isia1e applicailon 20 ths bun
0rabte county judge 90 NOiusia county. fioi-
ia "a his oiAcr tn the city of DeLnnti, tn said
ctluuiy. Coz authority tO all Ina tnterest Of
cad minors ia tire tsilUN iua Iral estate VI nE
ana hglnn IN the cOuuiy of Noiusin und state
VI flariaa, tO-Wt; All % bissCks u and isi.
orcordinH 10 = map or pat ct the ctty 90 llr-
Land, NOtusia cUtiuty fturtsla.
PAT DENCE BENNETT.
This February - fsas Gaardiaa
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-03-25
SoTICE 10 APPLICATION FOk TAN
IIkED NDEh SEXTON ~ CHAP
TIM 1s-e, LAWS ~ flyOklDA.

AiOTk'E 10 1steby givra that .. v. noash.
~ FaEChs-sf % 1aA C,TtincEis ~. -.
'atrsf ths SOD day 81 yase. lsot, hna als.s said
,rrtitncafc ta uay oe1ce. and he's tnadr aG-
l.licaiis.a fUf tsn assd 80 tssss ~ sccogdancs
alta laa -ald CerttnCaig eusaracss thr 81
oWtas sissc itssl DfspsFty slteaftd lea Nosu-
ia ecaaty. ftorils, tu-wt;
SsA 81 nsA. sc a. 70 q Ssask. q ~ kssi.
It's sa'a iand es-img ka>eEssd ~ tsc date 81
b. ksslafses ~ stck c7ttiasats ~ stf natns
Il Aiige a naslies alrss said Osrtiasais
shaii D.. teaertntd aoeordinE % 'SS. tH1
HnTch. An. tsas.
WttoFes lly ssellrta altrnafurr aad seal tht-
.afA dag ~ fstraafy. AID tsll
lrrsll pAH'I u. JaaB1s.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-03-25
RUTICE UF APPLICATION F''k TAN
DkED UNDr X STATION s'If CHAP
TEN 1sss. LAWS 40 fIItklDA.

NiOTICE 10 hsFsby given that 4. a. faBRing
N pOTchas-T % IaK C~rtIGcats NJ laa.
aaisdths eth dAy of Juns, Al. lsss, has HAD
saia certiucaie Ia ny Uflce. aisa uas tnasit
Hpplicatl0n tut tak 81 "a issue ia sesSfd'
as,s-r nth law said CcItl Gsatc -tnufscep Z b.
f.silsFu iGs dssrEtts a pTOpeTty situsird Va No
la,sta cSIllnty. flssf sda, t0Su
y, Of SO. 49, ~. Tp u ;. ~ D, ~ nsTes-
the trs,.ance of stfgh s~tt inCate VA tls hatns
Of All lssnt wright. rnlcss aid Certifcais
.haH ~ rtts tlis a sEgUIdihH To- law, TIA accd
~in issue theT,-0s sn thu -sah Day ~ Mani
a u l9A .-
WaussE my ,Illctai siS aatuTr aud sal tets
tht - b day ol febg aary. a. u ltas
sail sAAL 10 tOHDAN,
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The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-03-25
Notice OF Apple alton lot TsN Dee.
CudeT Ssctush sOi haptcT 4Sse.
Laws If Flofida

Notice Of Application lot TsN Dee.
CudeT SsctisR sOf chapter lSse.
Laws IL Florida.
NOTICE l. ksfsby siSsn tsat a. GasuiHs
" EafchRsFg - TaN teTtifraie NJ. Ia. dafc'i
ossti6sais Ia Mas O1los. ami bas naasss spI'ilca-
tiUn Cos ta1 sirsd % tssas IN asSurstais,s Ni,h
las. said C,Gttheaie eusblacss ~ fsstOstng
.es.uesd PE,lefty siiuaiea IN olassa 's''sHty'
NwlJ q ga s-sSIas q Up. s-'aih. RaRSs
N ssli land t.sans aa-..--s.l NJ tks date g
The tsauanIr ~ sagh Ceftinrai~ tn the naEns
&C John Mahley. tnls.- thr aid eettibsatg
shall b. Tceh euass ass,.sains - ls~, las accd
wiil hr.ls ths-teOa "a - sth aay 80 aana.
Wnas-s my ums i1I sisu.tsrr ami s~sl thls
The slh DAP "a fchrnsry. A. ~ ut
seal sAN'I u. lOaDAN,
Cis CiFruii CoaFt voissas CoshiS. nOstas.
NOsios q Applloattoa tor Eak Dssa CsasF
seetioA a ChapieT 49,. Law q fsofidA
y tsse hsssT q ia esTtsacsls 80 y d-tsd
ccTtiGcass "a M 0fnCs and IA Inaas aRtlioa-
ttca Coz tak deed q tBat IN acogrdanee Nith
~. said osEtlnoaie enersces tne tollsstns
All Riock Il - ana =. sevisk
Iha eaff lan1 htfna g. s6ol ~ the 4a1e %
tec lssaance 60 sach oertiGcaie IN tte naHss %
CnIS.s s1ta osrtiaeats snail Dc Fcdaemed g.
corlIng % lxN. tar dgsd wili issue tncrcoE On
ehs ia day a Arnl 4 u lsol
Wltnon ny glaclai signature aaa ssal the
ths a. ass u A4ECA, 4 p - ,o.nx
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The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-03-25

NOTICE uI APPLlCAII'N fOg IAN
DEED tNilf.L SLCIl''N 80
CuAPiEE sS-- IAv- 80 tia'k
lDN
NOTlGG - hsTrbY EiVrn tLat Ms tH.iisi .,
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catt No AS. d-fsatth, ~ dst 1T NsN. 4 ".
t~ss awe ui,d salt e. Ttin at - tug uii-' -aai
naNs uhsis aI.piissgtsi tst tah - ~ o. sstis i
acsordalcs Sub SO ~tid Cvttiur.,tr stn-
brscss tn fssiioWiuF slCrttssi Isfu.,sttl
situatsd tn Nttiusls gssauty th.rida toe
SO :, 10 a. S-atth. ktllg- A.
Ihs salsi airl iuS us-s r-sd 20 ih'. late ~
tss isstlanrs uf sscT crItiGcaig ia H. uatns
90 Gusl lshustu lul EaId 'rFttns ste
shall D. I'D, eta. 4 aas.sTdius o. lac. tas dstd
- 20 tsztls thsT.un ,n III -sth tsy a aspt.
a.. taa
Nunuas AS un1siai -tgt.sturs atta usai THE
the 1Ib tay a tenftsafl Al. taa
ferall HAdr. g. HthlsAN,
ClcFk Csfcsit CaaFt Nuit-ss ds'siut1. pa.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-03-25

A tree b0stie q ID. ThACh<'s Liver AMI
aiooa SyTup wili BE- sal ~ szy TsaA<- u
tina p~PS Uho uiIi uriis - tAs rha0nsS
Msaicias Co. ch~ssanoqgA rsna-
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sIhs d. Thnchnr's Lipr anA Rlsoa eyszp.
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-03-25

SOtice ut Application tot Tax Derd
BdrT section vi Chapter iss,,
Laws Of Florida.
NUTI,E 1. l,'rylg given that Z. 4 fannits
" garhasyt g faK CvTtifaate NJ. "a, datrsi
the jtd dsy - Iun-,A u lyi. has ui'-d siii ceT
titcaic in uiJ ufigc. aud has niads aIlsllestioii
fOf tax d-,d 10 issgs la sssuT'tsn,e vita lac
seftiH-,i prtsfty situated in Nulusia cuuntS
NJ, % va 80 =, Tpr south. Hanss a.
East
Ifhs s,,d lsri l.~Ins ss-s---r, a. the late Of
the fszuRIss - sugh trftincute 90 thr uatns
q AaIsauct f,x.k. tnls--s ~tid ocTtIhs ate
shall b. ~ l',ussd sccvriing 20 iaw, iat dr,''i
all issue th.E,, a Oh thu sSth day II Match.
Witsess my .fAgisl sisuaiur- sni sal TIA.
tle s.h daS - Fsbruaf,. 4. u Is',.
Cik cir,uH ,part Ulusis COuaiy fioriis
NuTICE go APPiICATIUN FpR TAN
DEED 1 NDER SECliUN ~
CnAPlIR is-s LAWS % FLOR
IuA
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y nsT. p,,''ha-er 20 Tsh tsftin-aie No llh,
1sivi ths IN .isy oi Jam, 4 H.. tst.. has hlsd
s.ltt sefttnCats IA my utic~ aHsi nss tnasie a.
piirait1u Tee taS dstd Co issue tu tgsofsiancs
9Th SO. Saii cvttthcais stnbtas's- ins hti.
NV tuN tNttsfHA HhhAAse NftA-ta
ruaniy, fhHtis. 90 all:
lots anu . hloCk - Grants map % EntsT
prl.s.
Tbs -aid land 6eins ss--sSd - ths date Oi
the i.-uAnct Ot such ccftiucair ga The Banns
81 fauline Schuridef. luirss sah O~Tttlg ate
SHALL ~ rc.ist- utsd accOrllnE To Lac, taS derd
sail issuc tfrTson go the 18th day OF Match
A 10. zoe
NHurss 49, uskciai signature AMI s-al this
TIE ash dzS 81 February: 4. - ls,t
SANL Il JORDAN.
seal ttesk CiuIlit Court
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-03-25

SuTICE 80 ArPiI'. AIl''A F,,k TAA
DEEU ISDIE SErIi'iN 90
CuAPr ER is-- LAWS 40 fI9'k
llIA.
Nora q h. beTebs siVeu hiatt 4. tai.hlas
~ puiC asst oi las tsTsincats Ne "a
dated Va I'D day 80 IsB., \ u iissi. h4r
died said iEcats Ia 10y M. and hss tssds
applis atlssn tftr taa tstu - tsstig % asss sf1
anCe Wdh Is. said srrtidcrts SuiLfa,ss %
tullovinH dssCrtis,i pitrs ~ situated VI
iusia counts ii0Eiia, tssu
M Of Bw' q. ~ q. ~ j. s'isiih, hsis'" 81
last
Tns satd and ~ tns u-,s- a "a tsr dais ~
the tsuusisct 80 -arh s,tt AGATE ln the uHuss 'si
a :. IosVbn. tai - -aii csttiii" 80 shai
~ Tedet tIis,t a.csstiis. o. tas, taA 'ss-t siH
isstIe thgfstsa un To- --th hay 20 harch
A 10. lHs
Witness naS N ial -is saiuf stsa - ~ this
thg ~ ID day 20 o. biu4ty Al tst
Sal SANLn JORDAN.
CieTk Ctfran JauTt Noiasta taaHti, fia
The DeLand weekly news. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1887-190?, 1904-03-25
NoTIOR OF RINAL pIsCHARGE
GUARpIAN's NOTICE.

LOh SALE Bssn9. ossnss GTs's. 4; n
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-01-22
LetterSealinq Machines.


It would surprise the majority of
people to know the amount of mail
which some of the Urge firms of this
country send out every business day
of the year, many of them outranking
large number of the minor postoff1ces
in their purchase of stamps and pay
ing at least one clerk to do nothing
but look after the mail. To enlighten
the labors of this clerk and possibly
enable him to devote a portion of his
time to the other interests of the firm
he is working for, western inventor
has devised the letter-sealing and
stamping machine shown in the draw
ing. Sealing and stamping dozen or
so letters is small task but when this
quantity is multiplied until it reaches
hundreds or thousands the utility of
this apparatus cab be better appre-
ciated.. $685.. 49,.
The machine comprises a fiat moist
ened pad, partially covered with a
shield to protect the flap of the enve-
lope as the edge is depressed on the
pad to dampen it for sealing, together
with smaller pad suspended in such
position that it will fall on the face
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-01-22
New Iron Hardening Process.

ne" iron t1dTOCul09 TfOCSSos
Phosphorus, as is we'll known, has
the property of imparting certain de-
gree of. surface hardening to iron, but
not without producing brittleness. The
iron is made to assume coarse struc-
ture, in which the crystals are COM
paratively loosely bound together. This
effect of phosphorus of loosening the
conference Of the molecules Of the iron
greatly facilitates the absorption of
carbon by the iron. The carbon rap
idly penetrates the iron to a consid-
cradle depth, imparting great tough
ness to the core and multiplying the
comparatively slight defect Cd instituted
by the inconsiderable brittleness of
the surface. Two Prussian inventors
apply this principle in their process for
hardening iron by heating the same
in a tempering RQwder consisting of
organic heterogeneous substances con-
tanning high percentage of fusible
ash and employing phosphorus as the
medium for the introduction of carbon
into the iron. Without prejudicially
affecting the welding properties of the
iron, it imparts such a degree of hard
ness thereto that it can neither be cut
nor Clipped by the best steel used
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-01-22
NE Pr lTI(lAIi.
SOME RECENT VEN.rlo Ms Or
PRO WE'D N ERIT.
Washing Machine an oklahoma Won,
81 ans ldeaEie ctric Harvesting Saw.
ulck- Working Letter Sealing Ma
4 neBenefft of Sunst1ine. I: As ss= 7 s:$

Electric Harvesting Saw.

Electric Harvesting Saw. .,. /. y
With the advent OF the electric cur
rent on the farm to run the mowers,
reapers, threshing and grinding ma
chimes, churn the butter and do all the
other. farm work usually accomplished
BY hand or animal power, it has be-
come necessary to design an electrical
implement which would take the place
Of the sickle and knife, which have
for so long served to cut the stalks
OF corn, sugar cane and similar heavy
growths. The implement is already
at hand, and all that is necessary is
to connect it with the power conduct
Ing wire, turn on the current and set
1t to work. In our picture we show
one OF these new stalk cutters at
work, this being the invention of a
man in far away Australia, who has,
however, already taken the precaution
to have it patented in the United
States. As the work done by this saw
is comparatively light, and the lost
momentum can be quickly recovered,
1t Is only necessary to supply very
small motor to drive the cutter, and
this is located directly on the shaft
on which the saw revolves. In this
case the field magnets are stationary
and secured to the handle directly be-
meath the saw. while the armatures
are clamped to the saw, and in their
revolution under the action of the
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-01-22
New WASHING Machine.

There are several kinds of washing
machines, but the best of all, if the
woman who invented it could be
heard on the subject, is the one which
we show in the picture. It is easy to
operate, don't get out of order, don't
tear the clothes, etc., etc. Well, we
won't argue the matter, but take her
word for it., and tell how the mechah-
ism is operated. You simply put the
clothes and hot water in the machine
and turn the lever attached to- the
driving wheel. This wheel has chain
partially surrounding it, the ends Of
which are connected with the top and
bottom of vertical plunger. It is
easy to understand how the movement
of the lever will cause the plunger
to rise and fall in its cylinder, and it
is this movement which is utilized to
keep the water agitated and force it
in small jets in and out among the
garments immersed in the machine.
The rapid movement of the water Is
supposed to rinse the dirt out of the
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-01-22
ORDER FOR HEARING PROOF OF
WILL.
STATE OF MINNESOTA

ORDER FOR HEARING PROOF OF
WILL. =
STATE OF MINNESOTA, l.
COUNTY OF MORRISON. " - ::
In Probate Court, Special Term, Jan.
In the matter of the estate Of William
Thoms,: deceased:
Whereas, An instrument ip writing,
ment of William Thoms, deceased, late of
said county, has been delivered to this
And whereas, Elizabeth Thoms has
ing among things, that said
on. the. 18th day OF. JANUARY, 1904,
testate, and that said petitioner is the ex-
ment and praying that the said instr,1--
ment may be admitted to probate, and
that letters testamentary be issued there
on to Elizabeth Thoms. 49, ,@.4E
It is ordered, That the proofs of said in
:strument, and the said petition, be heard
before this court, at the probate office in
the court house, in the citysof Little Falls.
said county, on Saturday, the 10Th day of
February a; .: 1904, at 10 O'Clock :4i IN the
may appear fog. or contest, the probate of
And il is further ordered, That notice of
the time and place Of said hearing E11 "a Pc
:11shing this order once in each week for
so 81 hearingsin the Little Falls Herald, q
legal printed ed and pub
Dated ats Little Falls the 18th. day Of Of
81 17;' BY the Court,
(Sea1. 7,.5.l53 b. f. SHAW
u 81 Judge of Probate.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-01-22
FIVE roome for rent over damon
sign Jewelry Store.
Stephen G. Vasalv.
Moro Music.

Moro music is strangely unrhyth-
mical to European ears. It consists
mainly Of monotonous reiteration Of
sound, even a supposed change Of air
being almost imperceptible to an ear
unaccustomed to the barbarous lack
Of tone. The Moro piano is a wooden
frame. shaped like the: runners of a
child's sled, on W hich small kettle
cords and sticks laid horizontally.
drums are balanced by means of
Women crouching on the floor before
this: instrument beat out waiting
sound from it with shaped sticks,
while from larger kettle-drums,' hung
by ropes from wooden railing at
one, side, two men accompanied the
piano.-Everybody's Magazine: .
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-01-22
Purifying water. 81 ozone.

81 Purifying Water BY Ozone.
Slendfd results have recently been
ATTAINED at Wiesbaden and Paderborn
in the publication Of water by ozon-
lied air. Water Of an inferior quality
is turned into very good drinking
water. The plant at Weisbaden CON
tains forty-eight ozonizers of the Sic.
mems type, forming duplicate groups
of twenty-four each. Each. set Of
eight ozonizers receives a current of
5000 volts from a transformer. One
pole Of the apparatus consists of the
cooling water of the glass tube, and
is earthed, while the other pole, con-
nected to the transformers, is placed
in an inaccessible position, and, there
fore, causes no danger to the attend
ant. The ozon;zing tubes are inclOsed
in a cast iron case consisting of three
parts: A completely closed central
portion, into which are firmly screwed
the eight ozone tubes; an upper part,
acting as reservoir and distributor
Of the air. and lower part, forming
the ozone collecting chamber. In the
upper chamber, removed from all poo.
sible touch of the attendant, are fixed
the terminals from the transformers.
On the floor Of the lower compartment
are placed the high potential ~cylin-
ders with their insulating glass rods,
and in addition an automatic device to
prevent a short circuit through any
leakage Of the cooling water. This
consists simply of strip of filter
paper stretched across metal spring.
If the filter paper get moist it tears,
the spring opens out and automatical-
ly places the particular ozonizer off
duty.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-01-22
Learned bv Scientists,


We should think of shooting stars
as solid shot about the size of a cher
~, or cherry stone, each of them fly
ing with 100 times the speed of a
bullet as far as the orbit of Uranus
and returning to the earth's distance
from the sun three times in century,
unless it strikes our atmosphere and
is burned up in a fash - J.
Two students of Cornell university
have discovered that by using higher
temperature and electrical currents in
the refining of copper tho cost, which
is now IS ton, can be reduced by
half. About $S0,000,O00 worth. of cop
per is refined in this country annually
and $12,000,000 worth of silver and
$4,0O0,Oo0 worth of gold is recovered
therefrom. -..-n.. -
There have been unearthed in Ably
dos, by Flinders Petrie, ten successive
temples ranging in age from 500 to
5000 years, which show the whole
history of Egypt. A globular vase Of
green glaze with Menes' names inlaid
in purple shows that polychrome glaz-
ing is 1000 years older than has been
surmised. Delicate carvings in
ivory are found which rival in excel
lence the finest Greek or Italian pro
auctions. = ~
More than 800 meteorites from out.
er space are seen in the National
museum at Washington, their range
in weight being from a few ounces to.
5000 pounds. The monster one Z is
roughened from its surface being
melted by friction with the earth's
atmosphere. One weighing j, 400.
pounds Is almost pure iron. Precious
metals are not found IN these aerial
excursionists. but microscopic diar
=monds are sometimes formed by com
=bustion with the earth's atmosphere.
They are made up from iron nickel;
sulphur carbon, phosp horus, oxygen.
silicon magnesiun alum mum, and
ssa1cium.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-01-22
AUDITORS notice
HEARING ]! ON Petition
-.
DITCH PROCEEDINGS.
STATE OF MINNESOTA, }

COUNTY OF MORRISON.
In the matter of the petition OF &C. Young
and others, for a public ditch in the
county of Morrison, state of Minnesota.
Notice is hereby given, that a petition
has been filed in the Office of the County
Auditor of said county, praying for the
construction of public ditch beginning
at where the west branch of the Rum
river crosses the section 1ne of sections %
and29 town40, ranges, running thence south
following the said Rum river bottom in
the best place to put the channel, and run
ming as far south the south sectiOn-line
of section eight 49,, town 80, range g. and
terminating at the south section-line of
section eight (8), of town 80, range o., as
it's outlet will be Rum river;
= And that the names of the owners of the
lands that will be affected by the con-
struction of said ditch, are as follows,
to-wit:
rheo F. Koch, David johnson, W. S.
Forsber Sherwood Land Co., J. F. Brown,
Thos H. Buckham, Mile Laos Land Co.,
Sherwood& Reed, E. L. Gilbert Land Co..,
Ell. Trask, NJ. J. Dixon. Donek F. Mailer,
Joseph Polinski, Erick Talberg, w. F.:
King, Louis c. Rueber, Ernest Linberg
Rutherford Land Eo., Simon P. Schugdn,
August o. Nelson, c. sBridgeman, J. H.
Rhodes, Thos Trutna, A. J. Nelson, Home
Land Co.
And that the engineer appointed by the
Board of County Commissioners of said
county to make survey of the route. of
said ditch has completed his work and
made due report thereon and filed the
same in the office of said County Auditor;
and that the viewers appointed by said
Board of County Commissioners to view
the same have completed their work and
filed their report thereon in the office of
said County Auditor.
And that, therefore, the Board OF County
Commissioners of Morrison county, state
of Minnesota, will hold special meeting
on Tuesday, the 23d day of February, A.
d., 1904, at 2 o'clock p. M, in the city of
Little Falls, at the Office of the County
Auditor, in said county, at o'clock p. m.
of said day, for hearing and consideration
of said petition and of said surveyors
and viewers reports thereon; and that all
persons interested in the construction of
said ditch are invitedtoappearandb eheard
bv and before said Board of County Com
n,igsioners at said time for or against the
construction of said ditch.
8 tSea1A. ~ WILLIAM A. BUTLERtss
County Auditor of Morrison County
n'nne . t.' :. .>
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1904-01-22
FLENSBURG

Jan. 20.-J. Roberts, sawyer for
Martin Wojcowski, spent Sunday with
his family in Little Falls.
Ernest Coenen of Little Falls lie
hauling wood for Gregerson and Sup
er.
Martin Wotzka was visiting friends
in Pike Creek Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Janita were
Little Falls visitors Saturday.
MI. Lukeasewicz and Simon Knoll
were visiting friends in Pike Greek
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Maciej ST.. and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Maciej Jr., of
Swanville. were visiting friends here
Sunday.
Charles Streed returned from Duluth
Tuesday where he has been employed
the past three years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Kwilinski of
Ledoux visited at Mr.. and Mrs. Bart
Wotzka's Sunday.
Charley Hoglund was In Randall on
business Monday.
John Levinski Of Belief Prairie called
on friends Sunday
M. Leeetzki had Anton Kulaea
brought before Judge Sheldon at :. the
Falls, claiming Anton used abusive
language. q familiar phrase to the
effect '1'4 teach you thieves to
whistle in church. Anton proved he
didn't use the word thieves, and wa.
let off. 49,, ~ .-. 49,