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g. Sipicr,

Nodyiolgcr bon &ollc & GoiIcr.
Ctublirt 1871.
Snnportcllre oclitider, iroBoliidcr.
iranrId)cr @cinc INN &ionore ans
@unbcs 2ogcrb6illern. 9%alifornicr
0cine brett bon, 8cinbcrg.
@oorcn bircft ms Sans gclieIcrt.
Nr. 215. Sonopcritr. Baltimore. MO.
Wtb. Selepbon Gourtlonb 119.
&. & .. Sclcpbon ct. Ecul 1882 ..
(Slni1 ,1O
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Mar aretidmcr, Siidlcr,

@ue in bas 9H1lerfad fdtasenben
1iialers Mrbeiten fperben prompt unb
reeu ausaefibrt. Nr. 9l8. Olts
|QerinetonsS Str. Mb. Gel. 1851 3.
o.
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Charles ". qarmanr,
" 80 >WA
G,taroS

@eineun0 2iauOre.
1861 Siuen-. gde Jorreit.S traBe,
Baltimore, Wo.
GaIiiornicr @einc uno Vranoies,
Aaent iiir bas nntiirlidc Wictoria
Mineralpalier, @ietoria : Srnnncn,
Sberlabnltein. (9top1 ,tSl&S)
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Marblanb & VenniplbuuiasG iier.
bahnsG

8hat bulaHsu yotib 9lpenuss uno Oaisetrabn
Cid.isntn an Do6,ntaetn Ra6 Ytfair 7.30, $50
Yorm., 800, ABS. GOO absnps. RAD 9,lia $50
Uorr,., 800, 4.25 Hadm.
Qab Oorf 7,N Born. ago Raam. eonnioust
,aG 9slair $40 Born, 400 uuo 1000 Nbtnos; !.
nob 9eita $50 Born, 400 Vatm. y
Senntaes no6 g,ldir 1880. $40 gbrm., $40,
~ 0lbn.. 600. ll.R Nbsuee.
G. u. Gifsr. @earaI'QaHasir'Gstnt
lnnnlI
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Ter Snoion.S mnncl 1T fcrtis.

Mcnn'a nj II libc: ins Walicr gebt,
naih inter etill l4!aier ourh. ioacn
iid) Die Neir Oprtsr, :ina lie baben eY
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yuuoun. y -Gcmcts.H

yicnc Scftiuncn iinb icht sar Sc-
i;dhianng bcrsrrid)tct. @iclc onsgc-
mibltc Cots. Scr Snucr,ntenoeni
tcp WrnuocS nnS Ypocns Uirb iebe
~rclpGnid)tc Mnsfnnft crth:ilcn. Sas
Ctcmatorimm itcbt tGelih 1mr Sn,
iptftiun ufien. @cscn Waberrm ,uen-
ot man iid AT Den Snpcrintrubcntcn
pier an bas &ircnn in Wr. 81, ~
SqratugaitraRc.
@cn nno nod Dem 1. MGr, 1904
wdrocn bic Erciic fir hos @eoefcl'
pch 0rGbcrn nit Gpbcn mic fol9t
itfi:
{@rGber @ripodiener Sl.00
}ainbcr9rubcr ..... $3.50
i(5S-136,S&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-15

ySi-Gnb 9ciG- nnb Spar @ercim."
Die so. idbrlide 8eneralperlonltl-
lung uno @abl BON 5luolf 9ireftoren
iinoet Mittiuod slbeno, ben 16.
@t0r5, in 8obert S. 8oamer's Grit.
Ter 81. 81. Gplf's) 2pfol, Hr. 1921,
G~rleon$itr., Itott. @abl bon 7 bis
Q llbr. Mitglieoer linb eriud)t, at
cridcinen.
s. Sclomann,
j72,4-5) SefretGr.
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Spbn 6inri6S,

aabe! Shliiiicl. Sorlauiig 405
Gourtlano.Gt tt. Selepbon Wtabiion
BOO u. (43--)
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Baltimore Cemetery.

@opitroBe uno Nortb. Hrcnltc.
! Se9rGbniBplGtc siiIn @crfart-pon
1928 ol,, nit Wormprpfcltm obae
'gtcn5t, $35-Ylas iiir pier @rGbcr
Son1S,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-15

Die u Il d, + / ely t CT pom
aricgSid)ouplobc loilcn iid filrj 10
3ulommcnlallcn: &opon bat elm bis
lcd)s Der aroBtcn ruiiiid)cn Sdlod)t-
lhifie mo Sorpcoobootc gum Sins
fen oebrod)t. Nhcr oicic rlliliihcn
Shlod)tidiifc blicbcll nid)t p%crilrn.
ZEN. ionbern bnben Damn cine gin.
6nbI ioponiid)cr a%r;egSidiffc in Den
@run0 g~eid)oiien. 0ieic in ocn@rlmb
gcihoIlcncn ioponiihcn &ricgsihiifc
luurell obcr MIR oltcS ronSportboote,
bic nlon nbiidtlid in ben @rllno
ld)icBen lieb, bonlit Die friibcr id)ol,
5ilm Slnfen gebrud)tcn oocr itlls
b%roild]bor genlod)tcn. nid)t mebr aus
Dem Soicn bon Tort Irtbur berolis.
foninlen fonnen. Oicics Monopcr
loor obiolilt criolgreih. obcr cS lit
leiber nift gcgliift. Die Saponcr
crlitten bisbcr nod gar feline Ser.
lutte, ober tic lolicn ibrcn Gcrpiul-
oeten bic bette Eflcgc 81 Sbeil iucr.
Den unb bcitottcn lire Spotcn nit
alien fricgcriidcn Gbrcn. sort SIR.
tour lit '0ciollcn nnb miro bon bel,
Hilllcn gcroitnlt; aher Die Situotion
1T bort ulucr0nocrt; Die Hlliie, bal.
ten sort grtblr uno cs lit in Den
lcttcn 81 Stunoen nid)ts bon BE.
lang pollirt. SIS fon1rnt oarnlli
oil, oh Die Nod,rid)ten iibcr 2ol1oon
oocr aus Ct. petersburg fonlmcn.
"A nero e1llcr fllg b'rolts.
Cine @ro Of ii re, Scr nj
Dc allcripcitcitc %crbrcitun1 IN
ociltidl' onlerifnniihcn &reiicn min.
lbcn, lit ulls BON Der &crlo0s.9lt
tonoliln1 Soothing mo &loppc1.
bod, 100 HonoolpbsStr Gbicogo,
5igcgongcn, Gas florgcidriebene
nno northumberland @erfd)cn trGgt
Den Sitcl: bic oclitite Sprnd)e."
Wns fonnen mir beitragcn 5il ihrcr
Glboltlrna lit oicicm Yonbc. Son
i. -. Sobnloltn, Comfort, SeroS.
Die Sroihiire tritt luurmber5iN mo
nit ailtcn iodlid)en @riinben fir Die
GrboltiIn0 Der beiltid)cn Sprod)e in
Den Tcrcini9tcn Staotcn Elm mo
brillgt oltf Den rs Seitcn u,tcr Den
cin5clnen lleberihriitcn; nGieen.
ltoitcn Der 9cutiden," .@os Die
NeItld)cn III bicicm 2olloc acleiltct
bobcn," ~Scutid, in Der Semitic"
.0cttid, in Den %ereincn" unb
.Icltld) in Der Sd)nle" cine Mengc
@riinbc fir Die Grbultung II. Yflegc
Der bcitid,cn Sprod)c in Nmcrifo.
Wtit Der Sprodc gcbcn Die Sbcen
6l Britnbc. iueld)c 9crobe burd) Die
Sprod)c ibrcn Nuabrud finbcn. Mit
Ibrcr Sprod)c ipod)icn lnb pergcben
bic &olfcr!" ioat Sr. 9obmonn nit
Ncd)t. &cin Neutid)er lolltc lid) Die
Seftiirc bieicr tild)tigen Mrbeit ent.
9eben lol'en, 5llnloI Der YrciS lebr
nieori0 uui MIR 10 GcntS - &C.
'tcllt lit.
Scr Smcite SobrcS OBJ
(hlilb ocs StobltrnitS bejificrt bic
Aetto : Gi'miubnlen nitf 109,i7t.t52
Dollars, 1eaen 133.30S.7 1853 0onorS
I'M Sabre 1902. Der Hein9emini,
bcSiffertc iih nui $500. 7S6 Collars
iibar "a Milioncn lpcniger ols in
1903. Mls llriod)c oielcs Miid1ongcs
miro Die Nloubcit I'M Stobl. mi
e;icrmorftc bc5eidnct. Nob oil
3oblnn9 bon S~ioiocnoen uiif oil
Stomm : gfitcn iuspenoirt ipiroe
1T bercits iriibcr mitgctbcilt iuorbcn
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-15

bob iib Sohn 9. Modeieler unb Die
nit linn perbiinoeten @elSmagnotcn
iiir Die YrdiioentidJafts Ganoibatur
RooiepcIt's ouseciprohcn bitten.
Sic iuoIlten ail6 entipredeno 81 belt
Gompogne : iSonos beiitclern. gls
@c9cnlciitung ioQ @r. H%ooiepclt Der
lprod)cn boben, ols ErGiibcnt .nihts
Ilcpolutiondres" an mternehmcn.
Die Sodc iol POM Senator Nlorid)
uon Nbobe SSlono, Der Stockholders
Smpic0crpoier lit, c~ingcfGbelt por.
ben iein. Mog icin, Dab etipos al
ser Sod,c lit; ollein mir trollcn Der
Sadc uldt rccbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-03-15

RI ibent Snrper ppn
Der Gbicogocr llnipcriitGt erfldrt, cr
bobc nod 30 Wtillipncn Collars No.
tpiq, INN ieil>c llnipcriitGt 5llrt criten
Snltitllt bcs 2on0es 51t MADDEN.
@cnn 8r. Snrpcr gcioat bate, r5llm
reid)itcn," mare cr Der Wobrbcit
nGbcr gefommcn. 9oS @clb oaeirl
mod)t Die l~lniperiitdt nid)t. @crooc
chi Den mcnigcr reifen mo groBcn
llllipcriitGtcn 0eutihlano's limo be-.
lonocrs picle Toridnngcn mo nil
Ienld)nftlid) bcbclltcnoe llntcrilldun.
gen gcmodt moroen. r~Slitlls 2icbia,
u. Sod, b. 9ebrina Is. Sodcl mo
ir piclc olbcrc tSoridcr babcn ibrc
Arlnnolcacnben Nrbciten an flcinc.
rem llnipcriitGtcn gcnlod)t. Gic Dill
lioncn MAIDEN cine ilnincriitGt nitt
gum critcn Snititnt cincs 2onoes,
@loiloern Die 2eiitungcn. Wcun man
ilw aber Gin llrtbcil iibcr Die Gbico.
9oer llniperiitot bilocn bari nod Den
bon 3cit 5i Belt ollrd) DIE TrcIic &C,
bcnocn NcliBcrunGcn Gbicogoer gro
fcnorcn, Damn bat Die Nnitolt nod
lueit bis 5un critcn Snititut ocS
Nnlloe".
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Cine Scr mi ltng BON
@ci'tlid)cn in Detroit bot lid ooiiir
alsGclprod]cn, ooB Der GongreB lltoh
lein Stoatenrcd)t luicoer llclHilell mo
cS lpicoet 6ll cillem Scrritorium DC,
grooircn iolc. Gonn folllte oilrd
@unoes9eietc Der YolpDomic Elm
Groe genlodt merbcn. 0os rpiir0t
olld) nid)t bclien, 0clm eS iino iriiDer
Wprmoncn Degen EolpNon1ie peritr.
tbeilt lnib b%citroit worocn, mo bic
@cItroitcn luoren nnd1ber Itol5 ouraui.
llcbrigcla fam Der GongreB cinen
Stnot f%elncsiue0s ieincS Staoteu.
rcd)is cutflcioen. neil CT oo5it nid)t
oos Gcd)t bot. Mrtifcl 5 Der @uf,oca.
%crfoiiung bein9t, ooB fcin Siont
obre icine 3uitinmung icincs glci.
d)en Stimmredis inn Senot cntflci.
oct lpcrocn fam. &cocr Stnot, Der
flcil,ite, iuIr Der groBte, iii 81 5ipci
SiBen int VunoesIenn bercd)tiqt mo
oomrit Die @lcihitelliin1 ollcr biniid,t.
lid ibrcS NnicbenS inn n%otipnoien
@unbe ollsgciprod)cn; ca lit fein
Siaat mcbr, fcil,er miroer beredti0t
itnb feii,cr borf iid) 5ilrl Hid)tcr ocs
onoeren o1li,pcrfen. Soourd) lit Die
b%ennofrniid)e @runblo9c geluobrt. Ger
@cihlliB. Gin S%erritorium gum Stooi
5lt erbcbcn, blcibt cin- fir ollcnlol be.
Iteben.
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~Stntt Der Woulthicrc
lollcn IN 3iIfi,nit in Der N%unoesormee
3ebruloS-cinc areltilul0 BON V'fcr0
mo Zebra &crlucnoung finocn."
so le'en mir in perid)ieoeien @l1t-
tern. @ohcr iolen ocnn Die oili Cit,
nal fomnten. Die ;}iid)tlinQ Der &c.
brnlaa iii bis iett ilbcr oic &criud)S.
ltoolcn tolun hilluu9 Dctormlcr,
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lorraine.

alyclcrild) - Yorfartig Irieolidl.
Weitlit bon @oIbrpof Gin unb
ri2ne bolbc Meilc. @enltt Die nit
.{rmbotan beSeihnetc Mnrh' Mpcniie-
ltpr. Srcie aittid)en &..ahrnittoos
terminus. Ereiic bon @e9rdb-
! EBi.elen icbt ipcSiea. 0cid)te 9ebin.
.,bngen. Telephone - Ms. &. 543.
fE & y. ct. Taul 1896 Gnton's
'fS3. Stoot.@ iireal: er'.ar chr i'm
Eop-9 Building. Serlcit1t Bro
piailrc. (@oii, Snst0
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Sn Ncp .'Oorf miro 5ur
Belt iiiooirifoniidcs 0bit, Eiiriid)c,
Eilnmnen mb9lprifeien, cilgcfilbrt.
DDS NbIt lit gut erboltcn lno bringt
notiirlidl hobc Trciic, onocrtbolb bis
5lpci Collars pro 0ubeno i'm &lein.
ncrGouic. Gum Moiicn 3 Support
miro Is bicIcS Nbit 5ll Den Nrciien
llic bringcn.
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@ic elm Hcm Dorfct
@lott mittbeilt, lit Sobn .. ModeielS
Ter ms Sonig . @eidGit gegongen!
gr mill oen Menltcn oos 2eben per.
tlibcn, uift obcr nit @ienenbonia,
bnbcrn nit ciitem fiinItlihen Ero.
torot aus 8lilcoie. Dos nit @iencn.
konig periett miro. % lih Sr.
Eodeicllcr nid)t nit &leinigfciten
.obaicbt. 10 mia CT nGditcsS ubr idon
leinc Mtilion Sonnen 8Iufoie bcrltel.
gen. ShlieBiid, l1bt er nid)t einmal
Wtois 5itr Shnoppsbrennerei uno
tnberen niitliden @ctrdnfen iibrig.
s2ir leben Damn in Dem 2onbe. no
ier Sonig ilicBt. Sb man mobl
Rockefeller Den @ertouf oieies so.
tlias, Der gar feincr lit. geitotten
Y EN- Oorfer q Il c I
'brinaen ole intercollegiate Nadridt,
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cred in re Drains No 1 and M 4.was on
motion disallowed.
The following bills were audited and
allowed:
Mrs Burrows, care of Mrs Proud
love, county poor. .......... 80 90
Mrs Burns, care of Mrs R ] John
SON, insane. ................ IL 90
Resolved that the county auditor be
and is hereby instructed to advertise for
sealed tenders for the erection Of frame
Office building and vault as per pans and
specifications on file in the office of the
county auditor; tend, rs to be received up
to noon. April 25lh, 1904.
Board adjourned until 100 p m April
9th. Board met asper adjournment; all
members present.
The following bills were audlted and
allowed:
Sig Sigurdson. CO commr, mileage IS 80
Fred Farrow, do do IL IS
Abe Cox do do 81 rs
] N Horgan do do Al 80
F G Myr1ck do do i 80 IS
A e Myrick, rent Of house county
], poor Woodhouse ct al........ eco
Halldor Vvatson, board and care
co poor o householder. "a 90
Board adjourned unul April 25th, 1904.
Signed:
+. {. MYR1cK,
4. Chairman
SWAIN THoRWALDsoN,
Auditor.
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Your fairness and impartiality, COM
',ined with your good judgment and bus
mess ability, have done much to assist
facilitate the deliberations OF this body,
while your personal bearing as a gentle
man has made such differences of opin-
ION as naturally occur in deliberative
bodies like this. only matters Of opinion
and not of arbitrary or personal bitter.
ness.
We regret further, that your resignat-
ion is caused Ivy your removal from this
county of which you were one of the
pioneers, and which owes much to your
untiring and unselfish endeavors as a
private citizen and as public official in
various capacities for your assistance in
laying the firm foundations of civic intel
ligence, morality and prosperity which
the people of this county now enjoy and
of which they are rightly so proud. In
the new relations oi your future home
we wish you all pleasure and prosperity.
But, if SO be, you ever return to your
first love in old Pembina county, we, in
company with legion of other old
friends, shall be very glad to welcome
you back again.
Dated at Pembina, N. D.. this 7th day
of April, 1904.
F. c. MYRICK,
SIG. SIGURDSON,
[Seal] J. N. HORGAN,
ABE COX,
County Board.
Attest:
SWAIN THoRWALDsoN,
County Auditor.
Board adjourned until m April 9th.
F c Myrick, Abe Cox, Sig..;5igurdson,
J N Horgan, ! D Wallace and Swain
TnorwaIdson, members Of the: appoint
ing board, met for the purpose of APP
pointing successor to Mr. Taylor, CO
commr OF the Bird dist. resigned.
On motion duly seconded andiscarried
ID Wallace was elected chairman and
Swain Thorwaldson secretary.
On motion duly seconded and carried
Fred Farrow OF Cavalier was appoint
ed county commissioner of the 3rd com
missioner district of Penbina county tor
the unexpired term.
J. D. WALLACE,
Chairman.
SWAIN THORWALDSON,
Secretary.
Board met as per adjournment.
Present Myrlck, Cox, Sigurdson, Hor.
gan and Farrow.
On motion duly seconded and carried
&c Myrick was?appointed chairman for
the balance of the term of 1904.
On motion the matter Of the account.
ing with Francis A Hart was laid over
until April 18th, 1904.
Board adjourned until 2 p m April 9th.
| Board met as per adjournment.
All members present.
Resolved that the county auditor and
cha rman the board be and are hereby
authorized is issue Q c D to Benjamin
Taylor conveying LOT block - city OF
Pembina upon the payment Of the origi-
nal taxes against said properly for the
years 1893, 1894, 1895. 1895, 1897. 1893,
1899, 1900, 1901, 1902 and 1908.
Resolved that the chairman of the
board, F c Myrick, is instructed to make
arrangements and report at the next SEES
sion relative to procuring a site for the
county supt. of schools Office.
Board adjourned until "a IN April 9th.
Board met as p, + adjournment.
| Allmemhers present.
Bill Of D Az. Kenzie for services rend,
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Board adjourned until 9 a IN April 9th.
Board met as per adjournment. Present
Taylor, Morgan, Myrick and Cox.
Resolved that the county auditor and
treasurer be authorized to accept the
original tax sales for all delinquent taxes
and the original tax for 1903 on that part
OF the unpIatted portion of Bathgate viii
lage assessed TO E Simpson being on 9Th
and Arthur streets.
In the matter of the application OF w
Graham for cancellation for road taxes
alleged to have been worked out. this
board is of the opinion that they have no
jurisdiction in the matter, and that same
should go before the township board of
Lodema twp.
Afternoon session taken up by assess
ors meeting.
Board adjourned until 9 a m April 9th.
Board met as per adjournment.
All members present.
chairman of the board be and are hereby
authorized to issue quit claim deed to
CR Green conveying lots l, 2, 8, 4, Z, 8,
9, 10, II, u, 3D. IA, Is, 16, II, 1S, 10, 20,
block 5, village Of Hamilton. upon the
payment of original sales for taxes OF
1891, 1892, 1893, 1897, 1898, 1899, 1900,
1901, 1902 and original tax for the year
1913, all other taxes and tax sales to be
cancelled.
Inc following bills we're audited and
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H Halldorson, wolf bounty. 2 90
Sly Guomundsun do 5000. 200
L johnson do $500. 10 OO
H G Gudmundson do ...... 6 %
S Bergman do 2 90
S T Hjaltalen do ....- 2 90
c tn Gunnarson do $50. 6 OO
Kristen Lee, board and care Mrs
K Johnsdotter CO poor for Jau
Feb and March.... ........ As 90
B Hanson & Co, medical sup.
plies 10 co poor oigurdson... Is Is
M BreiuGord goods to co poor
Mrs V Johnson. ............. "a 90
] + Briden. goods to co poor Mrs
klinOttec ~ w
B Grandson, prof. services rend.
cred to CO p,,or AI'kulasson.. 80 90
X E,narson, board and care co
poor Josua, months........ Is 90
Say.o. & Co, goods to &C poor
Mrs BOurassau .............. 5 90
Neil Thomson, rent OF house to ;
Ihordarson, co poor ........ AZ 90
S Phair, goods to county poor
Buchanan ................... IA 86
Mrs Arni Johnson, board and care
co poor / Sigurdsdotter Jan,
Feb and March ......... AZ 90
Dr. G Suter, prof services to co
poor j g Po,nvry !. !. -. IS 90
do Mrs Scono co poor...... q 90
do to the SIX typhoid fever
eases, Buchanan /. . 3. !. 100 90
2obt Ferguson, goods to co poor 4 I.
" Mrs Graham q. !. X. i. y ~
J John G Hamre medical goods o
co POOR v nsdsoII st al 16 66
licQ usEr a lfellsaeh goods y d
a. poar Lsdasisr 4. 8 Is
III p Waliacs, iees|i insanity Cases u 90
b b Gd6hih, goods to county p,or n.
k,ldss ... i. /. i. I. !. (. !. !. Z. is 90
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; OFFICIAL
Proceedings:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Pembina, N. D.. April 4th, 1904.

Pembina, N. D.. April 4th, 1904. :.
Board met as provided by statute.
Present F c Myrlck, Abe Cox, Geo
Taylor and Horgan.
Resolved.th the assessment for the
wear 1903 against H Collum on threshing
machine in Midland twp be cancelled, the
same being erroneous and that the coun-
ty auditor be instructed to assess said
threshing machine against one c rhomp-
son, he being the owner of said machine
at the time of assessment as appears
from the fidavit Of Fl Collum and Chas
Mugford, assessor OF Midland twp.
The following bills were audited and
allowed:
w ] Alexander, postage. ......... % u
Mileage visiting schools 80. 43 90
Til Bjornson, board and care co
poor Simundson. .....,. 36 90
Thos w Brown, house rent county
poor Mrs Baillargon.... 80. Is 90
Docking & Bennett, lumber Tor
bridges. ........... IL on
c E Hood, prot services CO poor
Mrs Graham. ............. 7 90
w Alexander, freight paid...... 70
Expressage and telephonlng
paid .................... 8 35
Telephone services. ......... 30
M Brynjolfson, expenses as states
attorney. LIST or 1902. ....... 100 90
c Tillett, repairing bridge ...... Is 25
Walker Bros & Hardy, assess
ment goods und blanks... LOB 80
80 assessment books and re-
cord ........................ 95 90
Knight Printing Co, records. 40 Is
Records, certificates, blotters
and receipts. ................ % IS
F NJ Jerome, wolf bounty. ....... 10 90
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1904-04-15

iull payment and satisfaction of the 1901
tax against the west go feet of lot IL blk
Is city OF Pembina, the same being con-
sidered 10 be IN the best interest of the
state, county and city.
Resolved that the county auditor De
and is hereby authorized and instructed
to cancel the 1899 personal taxi against
Zepnerlne Klldce in the village Of Cav.-
Il-r (now city Of Cavali-r) for the reason
that said party is in destitute circum.
stances and partially county charge.
Resolved that the justice report of c
Murphy for quarter ending Dec. 80, 1902
be rejected.
Justice repor, Of w H Often tor the
quarter ending Dec 81, 1903, approved
and fees allowed as follows:
w H Often, justice tees case stare ,
vs. McGregor. .............. b
] E Treumner, constable fees. s 20
Witness fees ................ / O6
DR. Walker, witness lees. ....,... i O5
" H Often, justice fees case state
s VS. r w ANVilson. J. ........ 225
Peter Cameron, witness fees $3.50. / 06
John S Cranley do.............. / O6
.lenord Webb do. &. 5s...... / O6
w n Often, justice fees case state
ys Seymour et a I. 4. 80: 8 20
Justice report IL Russell Aylen for The
- W
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1904-04-15

By VIM w Felson,
Del uty.
WARRANTS ISSUED:
Oct Nov Dec
Swain Thorwaldson, county auditor !.
1913 80 1913 80 1873 80
w w Felson, deputy Co auditor
80 90 80 90 80 90
Blaine Ewing, clerk auditor
IS 90 IS 90 IS 90
F H Anderson, county treasurer
15s 80 1853 80 1853 80
j Flanagan, deputy treasurer
80 90 80 90 80 90
|SA Ferrie, clerk treas Office
IS 90 IS 90 IS 90
Maud Gillies, stenographer-
IS 90 IS 90 SIS 90
] D Wallace, county judge 5
1ae 90 139 90 la9 90
M Graham, clerk county judge
65 90 IS 90 85 co
] F Gill, register Of deeds
14l 65 l4l 66 141 65
H B Spiller, deputy register Of deeds
go 90 80 90 80 %
s = Olaison, clerk reg III ,leeds 5 i;
So 90 IS 90 IS a.
Geo Leibinger. clerk reg deeds Office!
S. 90 IS 90 8 20
Al Airtl, clerk. Of court .s s
!. 100 % 100 90 100 %
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-12-01
is NOT WILLING TO DIVIDE KING
COUNTY DELEGATION WITH
WILSON.
He Turns Down an Appeal Made to
Him by Brother Harry"
to Arbitrate.

A report from Seattle asserts that
Samuel H. Piles, whom % members of
the King county delegation and the
republican conventions endorsed for
to stack up with John L. Wilson
and allow the man showing the great
county legislative delegation.
Mr. Piles has turned down an APP
peal made by Brother Harry" to
name an arbitration board of five to
choose between the two candidates.
says the Seattle Times. He feared the
greater eXperince of the perennial
candidate in claiming support would
be a handicap upon an amateur in
that line.
Brother Harry made the demand
upon Piles for the appointment of a
committee of five to choose between
the two men a few days ago. The de-
mand was presented at a conference
between Henry L. Wilson, Mr. Piles
and a few friends and supporters of
the latter.
The brother of the perennial candi-
date had his story of the MacdOugall
store conference at second hand and
ne interpreted that conference to
mean that any time John L. Wilson
demanded it committee would be
appointed to decide whether Piles or
Wilson should have the delegatiOn's
support. The Piles management
looked at it that the delegation woul1
first have to request such action be
fore any outsiders should be called
in and there was some Indignation
expressed ut the Wilson demand
when it was presented.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1904-12-01
WILL HAVE new HOTEL.
Thomas Corn Will Open It in Hunqats
Building on East Main Street,

Walla Walla is soon to have anoth.
Ell hotel. 1t will be located in the new
Hungate building on East Main street
and will be opened to the public about
the first of the new year. Thomas
Corn mas leased the entire upper floor
and the west store room of the first
story. AS soon as the interior of the
building is completed Mr.. Corn will at
once fit up the building for hotel pur-
poses. Each room will be furnished in
first class up-to-date style and when
completed will be one of the finest no.
tells In the city. The dining room and
offices are to be located on the ground
floor