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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1904-05-04
Mrs. Wm. Bradley DIED. J,

Mrs. VIM. Bradley, wife Of the,
hard dwareman at Des Lacs, died
shortly afternoon, after an i'll
ness OF two weeks. She leaves
her husband and her little two
weeks old baby g1ri, The fnner-
al was held from the residence
Friday afternoon. LIB. Weather
way officiating 4 large number
of friends attended the services.
The remains have been shipped
Ito the old home of the deceased,
Eagle Bend, Minn., for burial.
Mrs. Bradley was 20 years. 4
months and 81 days old. Mr..
and Mrs. Bradley were married
ten months ago and settled down
at Des Laos where Mr.. Bradley
has been engaged in business
nearly three years. She was a
good Christian woman and had
the respect Of all who knew her.
THE Independent extends its
sympathy to the grieving hus-
Iband,
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1904-05-04
Tree Coming to Worlds Fair.

Waterloo, lll.-An old white
oak tree on the farm of Mike
Reheis, six miles east OF W aterloo
is being chopped down and will
be exhibited at the World g Fair.
1t is probably the largest tree in
Illinois. 1t is 95 feet high, 8 feet
in diameter near theground, and
3 feet thick so feet up, where
shoots it's first branch. 1t was
was purchased by J. NJ White OF
Mascoutah for $50. 1t will be
cut into 10-foot sections. A
special handsAw had to be Or
dered, as there is no circular saw
in this section large enough. 1t
is estimated that forty farm
wagons could be made OF it's
wood. The timber is valued at
1926. Reheis some time ago dug
up a pot OF gold at the foot Of
this tree, which has made him
comparatively wealthy.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1904-05-04

j. f. Finch, who is here for the
purpose oforganizing a creamery
company, is meeting with ex-
cellent success and has already
seventeen prominent business
men Of Minot who have sub
scribed 500 each to form the
coEpy. He needs in all $2,-
50tSaNMS will undoubtedly get it.
Mr.. FY proposal seems to be
a very fair one. The money does
not have to be put up for a year.
The men simply give their per-
sonal note for a year for 800
each and hegoes ahead and builds
the creamery. The company is
Incorporated under the laws OF
the state, and officers elected.
Business is to begin at once. Ar
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1904-05-04
TIE CREAMERY IS A GO.
$1,000 Already Subscribed---Buiding Will
be Erected, Outfit Placed and Work Of
Making Better Started Soon--Pronin-
ent Business men interested in the Pro
ject.

rangements will be made for Sc
curing cream from all cities in
this partof the state. Nosmilk
will be bought. MIR. Finch be
lieves that the output Of the
creamery would easily be q ton
ofbutter a day. The plant Eis a
good one and the Independent
would like to see the creamery a
grand success. The business
mems organization have taken
a prominent part is pushing the
good work.
Among those who have sub
scribed stock are Jos. Roach,
Owen McKone, Chas. Grow, u,
w. Samuelson, A. S. Blakey, A.
P. Slocum and other prominent
citizens. IL
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1904-05-04
Successful FoxhoIm Farmer.

Jens Glein, one OF the repre-
sentative farmers, does not pay
out much money for his groceries
and other goods which he buys
at the stores. He let's his cows
and hens pay for them, the pro-
duct of ten cows in two weeks
and received $3.50 for it. He
brot down 33 dozen eggs and
got $5.94 for them. Besides he
told us that he had all the butter
and eggs he could use besides
selling a good deal at his home
Farmers, this seems to be the
secret Of success in North Dakota,
Don't depend entirely on your
crops.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1904-05-04
AvIDHOUSTON SHOT IN FOOT
Burlington Boy Is Mistakes for q lGopher BY
Young Fnend What Is 0olny On IN
The County Hospital.

Il VI asgf ~ slg 4 . ~
Miss Hanna Olson, a. former
nurse here but now of Fargo, is
out on her claim near Minot.
Mrs. C. j. Clark, Of Kenmare,
is i'll here but is growing better:
DR.. Windell is administering to
her.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hurst, of Mo-
hall, is suffering from nasoid tro-
suble. DR.. Carr has her in charge.
j. C. Jensen, of Velva, who had
been suffering from typhoid fe-,
yer three weeks, was brot IS,
miles sitting in a buggy tot the
hospital, where he IS very i'll.
David Houston, the 1 O-year-old
son Of David Housto fof Bur-
lington, was shot in the foot with
a bullet from a % calibre rife
Friday afternoon and was brot
to the hospital Immediately.
The bullet is lodged in the foot
and will likely not be removed:
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1904-05-04
Buying Cavalry Horses.i

William Benton Gown, Of the
United States army, an officer,
is here to buy 600 horses i've
years old weighing 1900 pounds
for the cavalry. Gown is from
Montana and says he is having
a hard time picking ups horses.
He dares pay only $125for them
and says the owners. are asking
more. :l1 sss
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1904-05-04
May Simplify Matters.
Ernest Hall, Of Lansford wh

Ernest Hall, OF. LanstOrd, no
wasarrested recently serious
charge, believes that he Will he
able to prove his innocence and
will intimately simplify the mat,
ter bv marrying the girl. Hall
claims the girl is 18 yearssof age
and says that she will agree to
marry him, but her parents OBJ
ject.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1904-05-04

The lowest point in the county:
is in the Mouse river valley in
the southeastern part below
Sawyer, where the elevation sis
!, $40 feet above sea level. The
highest point in the Big Butte
southwest OF Flaxton about
|2,4OO feet. III
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1904-05-04
T eel Badly :?
pay to feel half sick when you car

Il Il don't pay to feel half sick when you can feel
wholly we'll
These spring days find many people suffering from
tbilousness, indigestion, headaches and debility.
These ailments are due to sluggish condition Of
the entire system What is needed is something that
will purify the blood and increase the activity Of the
stomach, liver and other organs.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1904-05-04

Elevations in Ward County.
The geological survey gives
the following elevations of diff
ferent points in the county,: ,sg ssss I
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-08-25
Geutfa SnSp cftafrifa.

Sicr glbtbeilungen 0eutiber 2rupprn
babcn bic SererOs in Der 0taBe Uon 9a-
mafari, in 0eutidsSiiowcitafrita, am
IL. 9lusuit an9esriffen unO iic nud)
cincr beitiseu S6la6t, bic bis sum ~.
9(usuit ouuerte, nit 9rObcn Serluiteu
,uriifsei6lugen. Die Dcuti6cn pcrIO.
rem al 3OOteu: 6iinf SfiiSicre, Oas
rnnter @rai BON glrnim, uuo 10 Wtann
6 Sfti;iere, Oarunter Baron b. sSattcr,
uno 52 Wtann murOen ucrwunoet.
3wei werOen uermibt. Die Ocutiden
erbcuteteu mebr ais tauieno Stiid Sicb.
@eneral uOn Irutba fii9t in ieinem Sc.
ri6t iiber bic Gin;etubciten Der SdluAt
bel Samutari biuiu, NaB bic 3ruppen
in Dem Sample Die 9rUbte 3Obesuerad'
tuns all Oeu Gag gelcgt bdtten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-08-25
9om Tisfus entTd, dSiat.

9ia6oem Die Serwaltung Der ct.
2Ouiier 8eltausitellun9 ben Breisri6s
tern aus fremben SdnOern ben @rias
ibrer slus9abcn uerpci9ert bot, Weroen
bic Oeuti6en YreiSri6ter cine Oteiieents
idGOiguns pom SiStuS erbalten, Die
glngelesenbeit bat in Berlin anfdu9ttdj
pcinlideS sluiiebcn 9ema6t, neil man
cine angemeiiene Scr9iiti9un9 fir ielbits
Oerltdnolt6 belt uuO BON amcrifanil6er
Seite aud teincrlei 9lnOeutung laut &C.
woroen mar, OaB bic Serren Prcisri6'
ter in bic eiseue Gai6c laugcn miiBten,
nm Die ibuen SugeOahtc 9luf9abc erfiil'
len iu fOnncn. S6lieBli6 murbe aber
betannt, oaB es NIT Der stusitellun9s'
Serpaltuu9 I'M Runftc Der Siuau;eu
ni6t ionOerli6 beitellt iei, uno Die Jie'
9ierlng ma6te wciteren JtcflcriOncr
tnrier SanO Oaburd ciu @nOc, OaB III
allc Setbeili0tcn in SenntniB lcete, ibrt
le9itimcn 9lusgaben wiirocu pom SiSfuS
britritten, bciw. juriidcritattet wcrOeu
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-08-25
S1iht8 Derfpro6en.

Die n8rauffurtsr 3eitunS" bebaup'
tet in einem glrtitcl, baB bic Bforte in
ibren llnterbanOlun9en nit Der amerifas
nii6cn 6egicrun9 gu etlpas eiSeuurti9en
WtetbObeH ibre 3uflnht senommen
babe. Gs banoeltc ii6 in Der slngeles
scnbeit I'M bic uOllltdnOige @lei6itells
ing amcritanii6er S6ulen, Soipitdler
unO anoerer l8ObltbGtigf gfeitSauitalteu in
Der 2iirtci NIT Gbnli1en 9lnitalten aus
Oerer 0tatiOncu, unO Die FfOrte uers
ipraf, ben SOroerun9cn Der ameritani:
lAen Hc9ierun9 nadSufommen. gllS
Der SeianOte Seiibman Der Yforte fir
Die SuirieOcnitellcnOe @rleOiguuS Der
Streitan9elc9enBrit bantte, erbielt er
mad Der p6rantfurter 3citunS" ben Ses
l6eiO, oaB CT Die 0iOtc Der tiirtil6en
Jesieruns miBueritanOcn babeu miiiie,
neil oarin BON einem 9lncrfennen Der
6oroerun9cn glmCrita'S ni6t Die 9fcOe
mar. Die p6runtiurter 3eitun9" fGbrt
ounn pOrtltd fort; DaS 3uriidSieben
Der ameritanii6en Srie9Sidifie aus Oem
0aien BON SmDrna mar Ocsbulb per-
friibt, % rie 5iirtci glmerifa in Der &C.
wObuten 9SeiIe mie6er einmul binter'S
2i6t gciiibrt bat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-08-25
8aftriren inn Nprfhlaa.

Die Buds GouutD WteOical Socictp
bat cine SOrla9c al bic &e9islatur auss
gcurbcitet, wel6e oaSu oicncn loa, Die
uerbrc6erii6en s(u9rifie auf 6raucn
unb WtGb6en Su ueruinOern. Die SOrs
la9e itebt bic Sornabme ciner firur9is
I6cn Operation an Wtannern Dor, mel
dc eincs iol9eu Serbrc6cns i6ulOis
crfannt worOeu itnO. Die Wttt9lieSer
Der meOiSiniiden 9eIelli6aft, wel6e alle
pratti;irenOe 9terjte iino, nurNen our6
Die mieoGrbOlten uuo brutalen glngriiie,
uelder in lester 3eit in gtew SerleD
uno in 0ielcm Staate auf mebrlole
,Sraucn un6 WtdO6en peritbt muroen,
ueranlaBt. Senator grimm miro Die
Sorla9c in Der uG9itcn Sisuu9 Der Sc'
9iSlatur einbringeu. @r ielbcr lit ein
cnti6icOener Yefiirworter Oerielben,
Der ebemulige 0ti6ter YerteS iOll ibm
bci Dem Gntwuri Der SorlaSe bcbulflif)
9ewelcn iein.
Sn Der SerIammlun9 Der slcrStc, bic
in SuafertOWn ab9ebalten mnrOe,
itimmten allc 9lnpeieuOen fir @inbrin9'
uns Oerielben unO bic fOl9enOe 0ieiolus
tion:
r9Str iinO ferncr oer 9lnii6t, NaB Die
ielbe Operation all alien unUerbeierli'
den Scrbre6ern uOrsenOmmen wcrOer
iollte, sum S6use Der ge9enWdrti9eu
@elclli6aft unb Sufiiuiti9er 0cneratio'
nen."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-08-25
Seutlih gefprohcn.

gluS Caracas wirb beri6tet, oaB Der
amerifanii9e @elanote 8owen I'M 9ias
men Der Sersinigtcn Stauten Die ucnes
Solanii6c Ofe9ieruns aufseforocrt bat,
Serrn Garner ieines 9lmts ais Wtaiicns
pcrwalter fir ben Seiie Der ,9iew YOrt
uno ScrmuoeS 9lspbalt Co." gu cnts
iesen unO oie glspbultlu9er Der umeris
tanildcn geiellIduft SuriifSueritutten.
YenejuelaS Jtc9icruug ipri9t Der
p0tcw Dort & SermuOeS Company"
OaS 9te6t ab, uuBer 9lspbalt aud Sol3,
auffee II. /. 10. su 9cwinnen unO gu crs
pOrtircu, wGbrcnO Die @eIellI6aft iid)
auf au9eblide ipatere 9lbmu6un9en
iteift. Oas ameritaniide StaatssOcs
purtemcnt, al Oas iib bic 9eielli6ait
wanOte. wartct auf weiterc Seribte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-08-25
Tnr eiuen St6tftun , cutaa. .

Die Oelc9aten gum internationalen
Sojialiiten unO 1raOes Union Gon9reB
nabmen in 9lmitertam, SOllanb, einen
Sci6luB all, OemiuiOl9e ale iOjialiiti.
ihcn ultb neutrality-suspicious. aufs
9eforoert wcrOen iOllen, gu @uniteu
eines 9l6titunOenta9es unb @iniiibrung
eines Seierta9eS um eriteu Wtui, cine
grOBe 9emeiniame Concentration gu
ueranitaltcu. Der na6ite GOnsreB wirO
i'm Sabre 1907 in Stuttgart abgebalten
werOeu. Die mciiten Oelesaten itimms
ten crit fir Stuttgart, nahOcm Serr
Sebel, Der bctaunte SOSialiitcnfiibrer,
bic @rfldruns abgrSeben bate, Oab bic
SOSialilten in stuttgart cbeniO irei iein
WcrOen, mic iie in 2lmiteroam maren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-08-25
Srabtfpfe Seleerapbie i'm Sienfte
her Sefdmpfnne Der Wa1bbrdnoe.

Serr SSiliOn, Der Wiiniiter Der 9ano.
wirtbidaft, bat beldlOien, in allen Otes
9ierungsforlten oes Sanbes ein brabtlos
les 6eueralarm SDItem einSuiiibreu,
uno CT 9lanbt, baB bicIe WtaBregel cr>
bebli6 sur @rbaltuns Der 6Oriten bel.
tragen wir6. Die Yeamten Oas De-
partements pfli6ten Dem Sefretdr Sariu
bel, baB orabtlOIe Geographic in oieicr
Siniiht weicntli6e Oienite leiiten miro.
SefretGr SBiliOn GuBerte iif) fOlsenbcr
S8eile iiber ieiucn Ylan: rSeuer 1T Oas
i6wieri9ite Yroblem, nit wrl6em mir
BET Grbaltung Der lBGlbcr gu re6nen
bubeu. Seuer lit Der llnbeilltifter unO
Iitr unS 1T eS itetS ein YrOblem gene
len, mic mir eS uerbiiteu, O0er iallS eS
cinmul aus9ebrOden lit, contrOllireu
unb lUl6en tOnuen. g8dbrenb meineS
neuli6en Seiu6eS I'M gBeiten puroe
mir angcratben, bic WtOsli6teit Der
@infiibrun9 cines Sgitems OrabtlOicr
Geographic in allen unieren @dloeru
in Seratbun9 Su 3ieben, Oamit 6eucrs
mclonng erfol9en uno alle Strangers uno
Squatters iOiOrt sur 9ranOitGtte 9erus
fen meroen fDnnten."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-08-25
gBnuShen balbise Wfitpertretuue
ihrer 1utersiieu.


SGmmtlihe IN ct. SoutS anrpcienben
Silipino GommiIidrc, nit 9tuSnabmc
uon iiini, Ueld)e SumI 2beil bur6 gu
f1lligteiten perbiuoert mur6eu, babel
Gin S6rciben all Den SriC9sictretGr &C.
ri6tet, in metbcm lic bitten, Dem &rGs
iioenten Oaiiclbc UOrSule9en uno pOrin
iie Oenielben criudcn, 10 balo ais mO8'
lid uno Dor Dem in Dem Ebilippinens
9eIee feit9cietten 3eitpuntt cine gelct.
gebenOe Serlummlun9 in ben Rbilippt.
nen eiuiuiiibreu, Our6 wel6e Die cingcs
borcue SrpOlfcrung all Dem GrlaB Der
crforOerli6cu 9elcsc tbeilnebmcn mir
DC. Gum Sepeilc fir Oic OiOtbwenNi9s
felt cines Iolfen S6rittes wiro ange.
iibrt, baB bic YbilippincnsGOmmiii ion
crit fiirSlib eiu Snlauoiteucrgeice erlais
ien bat, gegen wel6eS ii6 we8cn Der
enormcu Steucrraten Die Stimmen
idmmtli6cr SeuOlterun9StIaicn einitim'
mig crtlart batteu. @jleiASeiti9 wiro
getteuO 9cmu6t 10 lun9c Die 3oaiasc
ocs Oin9lcp.3arifs auf 3ufcr unb Ia
BAT aus Oen Ybilippinen ni9t auf9ebc.
ben oOer beOeuteno berab9eieet neroen,
Iei all cine Sebuu9 Der wirtbi6aftIi6cn
Serbdttniiic auf Dem slrdipel ntht Sl
ocnfen, neil man bic 9lbiaemGtttc, Die
man unter ipauiider Serribaft beiaB,
pcrlOren uno teincu Grias Oaftir crBaIs
ten hnt
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-08-25

9ie Gbefs bes 9uriIer 3peis
ges Der 5amilie RotbI9ilo ipenoeten
$2,O0O,OOO, bumit fir bic BARRIER Dir
beitertlaIen btllige uno geTunbe Dobs
nungen bei6afft peroen t0nnen. Die
profite, pelbe aus Der 8ermietbunq
Der gcplanten GebGube eripa9ien, iols
len fir bic 8erbeTerung Der Gage BON
glrbeitern perlpenoet peroen.
Oas % iIer bat bic sSGbigs
felt. 9asf6rmige llnreinli6teiten aufs
5uiuugen. 8afIer, bas bic gun5e Rad)t
in einem ungeniigeno geliiftetcn Shldfs
5immer geItdnoen bat, 1T oaber gum
Srinten ni9t nur unappetitlib, IOns
bern geraoe3u idGolib, oa es BON ben
9ifti9en Gafeu aufgeiuugt bat. bic bel
Der 9ltbmung uno ourb bic SauttbGz
tisteit ausgefCbieben nurben.
lteber iebem 8albe Itebt
mad ProfeFor Wouiuefert BON Der
fran5Oiiitben Nutional gtgritulturges
ieaIdaft in 9rignon cine glrt Ypras
mioe aus tdlterer uno feu6ter 2uft,
Die Elm GrseugniB Der rei9li6en Bet
bunitung Der 8Gume lit uno oft 5000
bis 5000 Sub peit binaufreiCbt. BRO
fefor WlOuilefert ertlGrt aud, oaB bic
DGloer, pd6reno iie bic unteren 8os
oeni4ihten gIei6fam brGniren, bic
pberite GroI9idt bier Bis flint SOL tiei
tets feu9t erhalten.
GumG Gniens 9ep SITE
rung be5ifferte iid am l. Sanuar
1904 auf 6,292,032 Ginpubuer. Der
lleberI6uB Der '9eburten ii6er bic 90
besfdlle betrug i'm Sabre 1908 96,234.
Sir bic leBten flint Sabre betrug bic
Sep0lierun9sz z3unabme % Pro5snt.
gu osm srlpGbnten llsbsrIbuTTe trugen
Die StGote 8.3 pro5ent, bic 90rfer
91.7 Pro3ent BEL. Na9 Der Religipn
tormen bon bicIem lleberThub 93.7
Pro3eut auf bic Srtboboren, 4 9ros
sedt auf bic Suoeu uno 1.6 Pro5ent auf
idmmtIi4e anbere SOnfeiIiOnen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-08-25

Die feiniten Srudarbeiten in Der Staot
2iefsrt bic Office bes rSSO9enblatt."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-08-25
Teuer=Mlarm &difen.

IL Lackawanna Avenue und Weston MIL.
Is Penn Avenue und Mulberry Strasse
IA LackawRnua Avenue und Siebente strasse.
Is LackawHnna und Penn Avenues.
l6 Dickson Manui cturing Co. Vine Strasse.
II Lacka. stahl Co. Nurd Werke.
Is LaCka. Stahl Go. Alte Rolling Mill.
10 Mulberry Strusse und Webster Avenue.
Il jefferson und LaCkawRnna Avenues.
% Linden Strasse und Fmnklin Avenue.
"A Washington Ave-, olty Halle und Mulberry Str.
25 Olive Stusse und Adams Avenue.
20 Lackawanna und Washington Avenues.
q Mulberry StrassO und Madison Avenue.
2s jefferson Avenue und Gibson strasse.
20 Monroe Avenue und Pine strasse.
81 Neunte und Robinson Strassen
80 South Main Avenue und Hampton strasss.
"a Lackawanua und Nord Main Avenues.
IS Jack on Strasse und Main Avenue.
SO jackson Strgisse und Lincoln Avenue.
81 Everett Avenue und jackson Strasse.
3s Garfield Avenue und Lafayette Strasse.
80 sumner Avenue und Washbun Strasse.
Al Washington Avenue und Hickory Strasss.
q Dritte und Fellows Stnssen.
43 Broadway und Fuenfte Avenue.
IS Sued Achte und Hampton Strassen.
40 Sued Webster Avenue und Hemlock Strasss.
Al Pittston Avenue und Willow strasse.
az Prospect Avenue und Beech strasse.
40 Crown Avenue und Beech Strasse.
81 Cedar Avenue und Alder StTusse.
81 Prospect Avenue und River Stmsse.
SO Cedar Avenue und Elm StTasse.
81 Washington Avenue und Maple strasss.
SO BreCk Strusse, Scranton Stnhl-WeTke.
81 Prospect Avenue und Fig Stnssc.
IS Remington Avenue und Cherry StTasse.
10 Birney Avenue und Conueil Sirasse
al Providence Rond und Carbon Strasse
40 Uapouse Avenue und Phelps Strasse
az stowpr's Packing Co und Greens Place
az County Jail Washington Avenue
as Marion Strasse und Capouso Avenue
6T Wyoming Avenue und Ash Srasse
6s Delaware Stra.sc und Penn Avenue.
60 Albright Avenue und Marion Strasse
II Dickson Avenue und Ost Market Strasse
~ Diamond Avenue und Court Strnsse
II Nori Main Avenue und Providence Road
IA Nord Main Avenue und Market Strasse
rs Nord Main Avpnuo und Parker Strasse
70 Helm dvs Gond shepherd, Iiollister strasse.
rs Chu ch Avenue uni Ferdinand Strasse
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-08-25
Sthcfdcn aus bsm I6 Jabrbun'
bert

SSeil Srau Wtarp 2eib i'll YOttSuille,
Ya., Seiieerin ciuer weiBeu Saec unO
eines i6waren 0unOes lit, WurOc iie
uOn ibrer yta6barin 6rau Cora SineD
bci6ulOi9t, cine Sere gu iein, bic Our6
Den bDicu Slid Den 3oO eineS SinOes
bcrbeisciiibrt babe. 6rau 2eib fla9te
auf S6aOrneriue. Sm YroSeb, Der
Dor Jtihter Sbaw be9Onnen wurOc. ia
men bauritrdubeuOc Oinse su Gage.
Die 9iahbaru beitan6cn baraui buB Der
Sater unO SOter perberte Sinoer ieien,
baB bic 3bicrc nm bic Wtitternu6tSs
imnoe nit Wtcni6cnitimmeu ii6 unters
bielteu, unO OaB Oas Self babel mddti9
Suutcn lpriibe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1904-08-25
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To Transfer Property.

CHAPTER $50.
AN ACT to transfe, and convey unto the
Board of County School Commission
ers of Cecil County, a certain lot or
tract of land situate in said county,
which eaid lot belongs to the State OF
Maryland.
: WHEREAS, Bridget McCay, late OF Cecil
county, deceased, was seized and pos
sessed in her lifetime, in lee simple of
certain lot or tract oil land, containing
eleven acres, one rood and fifteen perches,
which was conveyed to her by K. G.
Mackall and wife, but which said con-
veyance never was recorded, and
WHEREAS, The said BRIDGET McCay,
died, seized and possessed thereof mites.
tate and without legal heirs, and the said
land became the property Of the State OF
Mary land on the said death OF Bridget
McCay. interstate, now Therefore
SECTION l. Be it enacted by the General
Assembly Of Maryland, That all that cer-
tain lot or tract OF land situate in the
Third Election District of Cecil Comfy,
it being the same tract or lot of land
which was conveyed to X & Mackall by
George G Weaver and wife, by their deed
dated the 9TH day of February, 1867. and
recorded in Liber II Il r. No /, folio
437, one of the Land Record Books OF
said Cecil County, ard which was con-
veyed to the aforesaid Bridget McCay, by
the said r G. Mackall and which became
the property of the State Of Maryland, on
the death as aforesaid OF the said Bridget
McCay, be and the same is hereby trans
ferred and conveyed to the Board OF
County School Commissioners OF Cecil
County, to be used and appropriated or
sold by them and the proceeds thereof
placed with the general school fund of
said Cecil county.
SECTION 2. And be it enacted, That this
Act shall take effect from the date of it's
passage.
Approved April 7, 1904.
EDWIN WAKEFIELD,
Governor
SPENCER G. JONES,
President of the Senate.
GEORGE Y. EVERHART,
Speaker OF the House OF Delegates.
Office OF the Secretary of the Senate:
| hereby certify. That the aforegong is
a true copy of an Act of the General As
sembly of Maryland, passed at the Janu-
airy Session, 1904.
ROBERT MOSS,
Secretary OF tie Senate
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sex Of the animal and amount of tax paid,
in book to be provided for such purpose
by the County Commissioners, md shall
ais give receipt to each person for the
amount paid.
329. On or before the first day Of each
month after said tax becomes due and pay
able, they shall pay to tine Tr asurer OF
Cecil county the amount of the tax col
lect.d by them and remaining in their
hands, less twenty five per centnm of said
amount; and the Treasurer sha place the
amount thus received to the credit OF the
sheep fund of the county.
SECTION 2. And be it further enacted,
That this Act shall take effect from the
date of its passage.
Approved April s, 1904.
EDWIN WAKEFIELD,
Governor.
SPENCER c. JONES,
President OF the Senate.
GEORGE Y. ENERHART,
Speaker OF the House of Delegates
Office of the Secretary Of the Senate:
| hereby certify. That the atoregoing is
true copy of an Act of the General AS.
sembly of Maryland, passed at the Janu-
airy Session, 1904.
ROBERT MOSS,
Secretary of the Senate