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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-26
FOR RENT

FOR RENT
Unfurnished Houses.
EDWARD L. NcGRoRY.
Rental Expert.
Temple Court
Management Of Property
WE HAVE TEN-RooM MODERN HOUSE Ar
nrst-ciass location Tor clearinghouse, and
the rent is only S45 per month. David p.
Jones & Co, Bank of Commerce building.
slss GRAY PLACE. COSY THREE.RooN COT.
sase, with cellar, woodshed. city water, etc.,
Sis s1h \, . rooms. otherwise as above. Sill
tsuderssaie Co. d Sloane, Temple Court
$ls-lios 9Th ST s. 5-RooM HOUSE, CITY wa.
water, toilet Sic, CYL Sd av Me- : rooms
city wster. Charles NJ. Merton, 5e,-3oa Niool-
HOUSEHOLD GOODS MOVED or PACKED ron
Trsnsier and storage Co.. ls ID ct 8.
EIGHfRooM COTTAGE. 40 10th ST s; GOOD
location for iressmaker; SO.
FIvE-RooM coTTAGE-sl4 sth 81 s. SIS.
Unfurnished Rooms.
FOR RENT-FIvE UNFINISHED ROOMS.
modern except heal, with large stove. newly
palered and painted, near church, school and
business center. J. A. Walters CO.. New York
Life building.
NICE. WARMLY BUILT HOUSE, SECOND
moor, nre pleasant. connecting rooms: water.
sink. storm windows, scrcens, trees, small
family aslG Oakland sy.
FOR RlET-FoUR OF SIX ROOMS, WITH
heat, cerner house, hardwood floors. gas range,
laundry Phone NJ, 2sli j: walking distance.
ls-s. Vine place.
FOUR NICE UNFURNIsHED ROOFS, FIRST
ucer nat. city water, wet sink, gas. walking
distance. lll6 list sr s. Inquire at ll2l
LIST sv s.
A FoUR-RooM FLAT, ell4 HENNEPIN Av.
Thoroughly modern Clarence Z. Brown. 5l0
New Aork Life bldg.
Two-UPsTAIRs, IL CENTRAL Av, NICoL,
let Island, So
THREE. UPSTAIRS, Gus sth ST II, Sc: FOB
men
TWO, UPSTAIRS, Sas WAsHINGToN Av 8, O.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-26
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS


l.. IL Smith ct al, &c L. q. Mcneil. part
hot -, Calhoun Park --,-------.------ 500
E II Smith ,:aariisnl 10 e 6, Mcneil, -,
part ie1 :, block as Calhoun Parry - Eou
Ii. l.. Hin and wife to f. TrinZ lots i,
= and =, hin & lRtham's addition Asoo
b Nennsn and husband TO N kiansmsn.
siTsen .....~.--.--.-- ---.-.-----..--. 2ooo
s, block .. ExceiSior addition -.----- $4,000
L. Schari,er 10 n V Scharier. southwest
ousrter southwest quarter section II,
town lsA- range 20 etc -------.-.--.- l6eo
H Mcclure and husband 10 r. e. Zadach,
los 5. slocs L Dcrsey-s addition -. l,Sol
J. wslier dc Caurey sl'trady and wife to
IL J. Eoiuhcc- lot 81 block ;, LeaHits
c. n. Chase sna wife 10 N. Mcpoweil,
lots ; and :, hlocS ~ florence, T"us- Sc
ley & McSair's addition ------------- is
h Mcdowell fe E ssrsneerG. lot :,
block ~, florence Dcusley & McNair's
IA. J. asllnboe 10 Il, 5, Fisher. lot II.
hfeck =, LeaFitt's addition ------------ 1st
" = Skinner L. Il tseIchell and wife
aeis 10 and IL block IL. Silver Lake
H. A. Hunter to ], l.. EreTsoa. part hot
; block ~. original plat -----.------ 4.ms1
part lol :, block "a. original plai - 4eoi
e SQuiSes 20 4 II. Ssrasett. los IL, block
s. Prince Ha-s,er's addition 49, s,se0
J. W Crane 10 IL Is. SEIlaeTlee. lots p
10 IL and ~, block n, Oliver Park ad-
Thasnas IN. salmon 10 CLINTON Morrison,
parI io1 = block isl, Morrison. Smith *
fiancecS's addition --.----------- 1,,sol
G. falants-eR, aud wife IL r Pitts ct al.
ses Ia. aaleck = Excelsior addition 49,. so
E r. Cam.lbell sna husband 10 Y. a.
Nhirale, lot s, block s Sunnysias ad-
j. :. S4aiih and wife 10 %. ii. johnson.
hot = block Tuilncs's additiea---- s,sS,
". Hendricks and wife - q. Holm. lots
4. =. rs sud Il. si"os 6 oliver Park
]. " Crane 10 c. Holm. lpis !, I, ia. is
aad Ia, block II, Oliver Park addition u;
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HOTEL vENDoME-C- Il. Prank S f. Matter,
Il Il Thompson Duiuth, Mimi: Roy T. itli'
ton. Pierre :, n II. l.. Gilman, Milwaukee;
W. n nlds. T. T. Streas Aberdeen, :. H.:
Mr. and Mrs I'D karli Grand Forks. Mr.. alad
Mrs Clarence % AIN. Dawson Minn.s q, l..
ffadley- Chicago J. j. Burnett, Casslewooo
s. ID: w G SpilZ- CINCINNATI: J. Merritt, r.
Merritt Gruala: &. W. Henderson, l., {,
Jones Glendale Ella and Dora ST Crr, Mont
geometry Mimi. c. u Washer, Chicago: J. T.
E1zapissi, wfnona, Minn,c - a. Furguson
Euxer ore: C c. rarney, Chicago, William
Kane. Mankaroc 4. n Anderson, Rerley, MIMI
E L, Nusholland- RoyaatOn, Mimi; n. S1"ra
ket. ker&fo7en- MINI. r. NJ Lane BrEa1ta
:. d. IL Stern, Wimbledon, " D.; II. H.
Harrison. Chicago, Sam " HANDY Paris
Aian-s J. M Thompson. 1wstonaa, Mr. AM
Mrs r. Lyon wsusau, Wis. Mrs. j,
= BACON. Chicago. w A lysycland Sioux City
lemsc William boil. Helena Mont
HOTEL EySER-Charles wirth, Britton, $ II,
Arthur Gray, waterrown. s u: G IA A.
kirsoa. Brookings: A. J.. Darneli, Casiaewoed
: IL. Taea. L, hammers and wife. r. II
Atkinson. New York; L. T. Hopkins, Miawau
Ree. Will Friedman, New York: j. A. Shep
pard, A. II. MacEay, Chicago: J. r Enert!
81 james. w l., smith, Dnluths Dr. Mitchell
and wife. Grand Meadow John Nicholson. Nil
Hy=ukee: Charles r Ehiert- Cincinnati: Charlie
Cedar iapiis; 4. n MsQneen, Duluth; J. L
Davidson, GAINESVILLE, Mimi; \. Cogch. Shi
Cage: A e, Gates Duluth; Alvin SchwageI
Lewiston, j. n Van Anger, Chicagcs j. g
p.Tior. wss-. ~. NJ. simpson, CTooSsioa, Mimi
/. NJ. Junge, New Orleans, La, Paul Hirsch
u icago
RoGERS--C n. Russell, A L. ,Ioeszmann
l. A Bunhaus. w j. Potter, C A. Marshall
Cages A. ]. woodcoSk, New York. Paul Land
nsassn, Scotland, 5 u: Alfred r., Kip, Fon
do Lac, Wis: A. s krnneiy, Filings, Mont
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-26

The following persons from the north
west are registered at Minneapolis
hotels.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-26
BUSINESS CHANCES
$500 ANNUAL INCOME PAID

FOR term OF Years upon an INVESTMENT OF
only SIS. The SIS can be paid by installments.
This offer limited TO 80 people, and they must
be right sort. Our reputation and financial
standing Al. Our references leading banks
of u. s.. Dun and Bradstreets: state in
reply where you can be interviewed. 5000,
Journal.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-26
BOARD AND ROOMS
Offered.

BOARD AND ROOMS
Offered.
WIZ NOT KEEP YOUR ROOMS RENTEDs
applicants ali over town Your room is Just
what some one wants Terms reasonable Cali
and Investigate our plsn- National Realty Co.
la4 Bank of Commerce hldg-
A PLEASANT FURNISHED FRONT ROOM N
fheroly modern steam heated Tat, with or with
out heard. walking distance: block sreza
csr. $50 18th st Colerain.
SUNNY FRONT ROOMS, MODERN. BOARD,
good accommodations. desirable location. walk
ing distance Ia 18th 81, corner Stevens
Maia sss2S IL.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS WITH BOARD
In modern house, gas BATH heat telephone:
desirable neishhoTaeod; walking distance O.
1Ith ct s
SINGLE AND DOUBLE ROOMS. NICELY FUR
ni>heis hardwood floors. with steam heat ar
teSian well water. both telephones Sus ssh
s
BEAUTIFUL FURNISHED ROOM IN STEAM
heated frst-easss private boarding houses walk
ia- distance S,4s, Journal
PLEASANT RooMs-EoUsE MODERN, FIRST
class table hoard. terms reasonable. SSs 5th
sy s Twin City sSSS
FEW STEAM HEATED ROOMS, WITH
board AT Hotea Window. 1iS University AZ Sc
Walking distance
HOTEL SOUTHERN, ash Av AND ssh 81 S.
mica suite with bath. aud single with hot and
cold water,
10 LEI-suNNY FRONT Rooi1; ALSO sIN-
gle rcaras. with eoaras steam heat lGR
hawthorn
HOTEL wAVKRlx-sEE WHAI wa HAVE
before 5o1 settle. Single. snieea privste nashs-
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-26
COWS, DOGS AND POULTRY

HIGHLY PEDIGREED BEAGLE HOUNDS;
brood bitches youngsters, single in pairs;
unrelated; also English settlers. mouths old
of the worlds greatest breeding. Fashion Ken-
mel. 2I2O 21st av \.
OIL MEAL, $l.50; CRUSHED OYSTER SHELLS,
SIC; grit. I5c per 1O0-lb sack. J. a. Smith,
hardware. 21i-2l6 Hennepin
FOR sALE-HIGH-GRADE FOX TERRIER
puppies. fully pedgreed and eligible. Glenn
e.. Reed. Glenwood. MINI. -'-
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-26
ANNOUNCEMENTS

SEDUCED FREIGHT RATES ON HOUSEHOLD
goods to Chicago: Denver; Spokane and Paeins
possible rates. Write or call The Boyd
Trauafer and Storage Co.. - Sd 81 8.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-26
INSTRUCTION

YOUNG GERMAN TEACHER WOULD LIKE
several classes OF not less than ten I'm a
ciasss course Of three months or Sa lessons
fer <a.S0 scholar. IL ron wish 10 acquire
the knowledge cf the German language do not
mas< this ovpcrsunitr. Write 10 me making
spReiutmeat for personal interview. s0S1
lenrrsl,
LILLIAN BAKER, TEACHER OF BALLROOM,
stage and fancy dancing Private lessons BIZ
a,srcsnsmenf- "a 18th 81 s. Glasses wednes-
day, Kirahan han. Reasonable terms Salts
facsiea guaranteed.
no You WANT INSTRUCTION IN FRENCH /
We use az, se-2ste methods and guarantee rapid
prs8sesS. Very reasonable terms. Phone I. Z.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-26
HELP WANTED-FEMALE

HELP WANTED-FEMALE
ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON MAY EARN $40
10 SieS cscEthas in spare time corresponding
rSrticsllars. Northern Press Ssnairale, Iscs-
EorI> N Y,
WANTED FOR PLAIN SEWING
and mendtng, wiao will work Tor ssc per dag :
references GepesieSe Greaves, ss4+ GARFIELD
sF 5, \. " phone South lSesla
wANTED-eIRL FOR LIGHT HousEwoRK.
small family modern house, Call between $50
and $3.50 an al mail order department, New
Highland Furniture & Carpet Co
IF you DON'T SEE s, MORRIS, THE FUR
rier At - Syndicate block about your fur re-
Psirs, we both OF Us lose money Special
low prices Eow-
wANTED-Two GOOD GIRLS FOR GENERAL
housewoTSs must be irsr-caass cook and
general worker and one for second work. 1924,
es,' Illustrated by Frank c. o'Rriea, viii
bring sunshine into the home, Si-sa, worth s..
sTENoGRAPEER AND TELEGRAPH OPERA
Tor camhiae<ic excellent position. The Munson
Shorthand Institute. Guaranty Loan bldg
PREPARE YOURSELF FoR TEACHING AND
American Normal School, ~ Il Lake 81
wANTED-AT 1898 PORTLAND AV, TWO
nsst-class iininsrcom girls must he able 10
give references, Gail until Friday
WANTED-s0 EXPERIENCED GIRLS 10 MAKE
sh'r Fas e nss sos aT ON
wANTEp-oPERAToRs ON CUSTOM PANTS:
also girls who keow how TO run power ma
chimes t. learn, SeA Isl nv ),
wANIED--FRsT-cLAss GERMAN eIaL ron
general housewcSs- three in family Come
at once siss Bryant nv S,
WANTED-GIRL 10 WORK FOR SMALL FAM.
lily, gcoa iaOlec fer right party Telephone
South lSs II for particulars
wANIED-EXPERIENCE ENVELoPE GIRLS
for hsnd fold work, Apply Haywood Mig.
Co. 4.e42S Sd st "
wANTn-A GOOD GIRL ron GENERAL
! hOnsewcrk; new modern house: COCO wages
lsi. Irving az $.
WANTED-cOMPETENI GIRL FoR GENERAL
housewors- feS Garfield sT- Take Bryant
car line
GIRL FOR GENERAL KoUsEwoRK. SMALL
family. on interurhan car lire 1891 Unircr
sity aV Sc.
| wANTED-2s APPRENTICES. BRADSHAW
! Bros-, wholesale millinery, Washington snd
WANTED WOMAN 10 CARE
| for old lady Coed home, good pay siT sti
avs
WANTED-GooD Girl FoR GENERAL
houseworS: modern HOUSE s1lS Blass6en aT
WANTED-as EXPERIENCED sTTTCHERs Oh
WANTED-sIRL ron GENERAL HOUSE
work, family of three So a7th ST
CoMPETENT GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
! work wanted. 2sS Sth st Sc.
wANTED-CoMPETEET GIRL FOR GENERAL
housewoEs- s4i0 Rsnnepin ar-
WANTED - GcoD GIRL FOB GENERAL
! hoFsSewa-k. saSa Park sv.
wANTED-AN EXPERIENCED DININGRool
! girl at Hampshire Arms
WANTED-FIRsT-CLASS WAITRESS. RICH
nsoRd Hotel
wANIED-GooD SECOND GIRL 21oe Is
| sv s.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-26

NOTICE-ZESBAUGH'S PICTURE FRAME FAC
tory and art store. IL 9th st S; big picture
sale: oil paintings. mirrors. oyals. portrait
frames at deep cut prices to keep busy,
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WANTED TO RENT

WANTED TO RENT
BUSINESS WOMAN DESIRES WEILKEFT
fc-as>scd reNn 81 gpssa size. well lsStsea, in
eatfVeay saaderl hSGse. with large eaosets privi-
aece 81 storage and easas price very rea-
seaalaec ncsr Nscellef ar sna isth 81. with
pernaaeat parties Reliable references sx-
xAsGged, SaSS. 9oEzlal
wANTKD-To RENT FOR Two OR THREE
zasasAs ny f~ar aSaats, modern four or six
SeaEnea furnished Sat or seven or esSAs-rcea
aeuse. @n Seath Side, Give fnn particulars,
Sss1, Ser<nal,
no YoU WANT RooMss SAVE THE, WORRY
and expense ny calling % Us We have rsazas,
an prices saa ever iowa This Information Is
fs~e- Material Realty o., $es Bank Of Com
rnccce Raax.
wANTEn-RY A YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE,
aafnraaShea nas 81 four cssaa< and hssAS mast
ee meaesn and In good sscaas1yS moi too far cat,
Rent not se eScr~a kSS References Address
SscS lenrnaa-
DON'T LEAVE YOUR ROOMS VACANT, WE
ean keep sacH SLED sac wear areaAd with inst
sse pecplc Won dcsirc, al Ncrthwcssern haag.
wANItp-a no FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
assnssSecaasS, wsshsa walking distance <i@S.
3e1zaaa.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-01-26
MINING INVESTMENTS

NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS OF PANEsNDIE
from Inspection Of me compsny's properties at
: POrderay. and also inspected their books and
NenZue la mine. which OF itself Is we'll worth
the pricn asked for stock: find that they
Of stock viii buy from the Company it viii
increase their holdings that much quicker and
mot s for ess aD 5o Ss w
be sorry in less than couple of months. Wait
acS S0H the reb g. s nSs' DO mot
believe false reports. For reliable information
see the representatives Of the company.
THE HUNTER CREEK SHIFTED IT'S FIRST
ear of ore to Northport smelter Jan. II. Re
turns will cause this stock to boom. Property
Is mine. Have treasury stock at SOC; have
Arizona \ Eastern Consolidated Sc share
6 mom will pay the lGc Have small
Hump> at lsc. Thirty years experience in
property No charges for answering t inqair i
.sf Have full line Of stocks from size to SITS
per H,s SHARE s;;o W; p. Mcdonald. 500 Andrus
EXTRA BARGAINS ALWAYS IN BONANZA
Queen Alaska Central, Hidden Fortune, Co
hmbus Consolidated. Parry Sound Copper Nicol
Go Gcd dTpne
pe oqee Gaae and En-
other mining and industrial stocks.
r. B. HIGBEE,
S12 Germauia Life Bldg. st. Paul, Mimi.
EXTRA BARGAINS ALWAYS IN BONANZA
q Queen. Alaska Central. Hidden Fortune, Co
lumbus Consolidated. Nicol Johnson Iron. Fri
day Gold, Arizona Copper Mountain. North
American Gold. Cripple Greek. Honestake,
Panhandle Shelter Golden Empire. Hunters
Creek. Arizona Michigan and all other mining
aud industrial stocks. Il. Il. Higbee. Ill Ger
3 mania Life Bldg. st. Paul. MINI.
/ / WILL PURCHASE SC, 900 SHARES OF PAN:
handle Smelling and Refining Company stock.
any part thereof, at scah brokers' selling
price Of loo, the same to be delivered at bank
subject to examination. S2ls, Journal.
! 5000 PANHANDLE MINING AND SMELLING,
15c. ---.-.-
n Arizona Copper Mountain. Toe.
r. B. Higbee, Germania Life bldg, ST. Paul,
500, MINI.
3;s WE HAVE SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALES, PAN
.S handle Smelling stock at SEC, Multnomah. NJ.
NJ. & Dew. Co. at 15c. Call at 216 Endicott
~ building. st. Paul.
LIMITED AMOUNT OF PANHANDLE sMELT.
Ing stock for SALE Write for prices. McGil-
81 HYraY, 500 Northwestern bldg. Minneapolis.
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WANTED-REAL ESTATE
DETECTIVE AGENCIES

MeNULTY DETECTIVE AGENCY. 2le KAsoTA
bldg, $, j, NcNelty. Mgr, Detective WORT
ia all Its branches, References, pellee head
quarters, Msnnesaalss, \, W, phone
RAxTER's DIRECTIVE AeENCY-wHEN IN
need of efficient detective service, es1 at eSs
Temple Court. Secrecy guaranteed.
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Offices.

FINE LIGHT OFFICES ON SECOND FLOOR
Of OH Colony haiidineg, opposite Chamber
fixtures and desks and blackboard for grain
hcoker, EdDund q. Walton. agent. 500 Renne-
pan av-
light manufacturing. IA Central av Nieollet
Island. SIS.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1905-04-08
Where the Plums Went.

The Observation-Disclosures
combination dictated every appoint
ment made by Governor Mcdonald,
they were promptly confirmed by the
senate without objection. The VOL
colt faction and the G. A. r. veterans
were ignored, disturbing party har-
mony and causing much dissatisfac-
tion. Following are the most impor-
tant appointments:
Adjutant general, Bulkeley Wells,
San Miguel county.
Warden of the state penitentiary,
John Cleghorn, Fremont county.
Chaplain Of the state pententiary,
Rev. j. p. Lucas, Ell Paso county.
Warden of the state reformatory,
A. c. butcher, Ell Paso county.
State game and fish commissioner,
John NJ. Woodland, Pueblo county.
State inspector Of oils, John L. Rus
sell of Denver.
State commissioner of printing, w.
A. Platt, Ell Paso county.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1905-04-08
Democratic Victories.

The work of our Republican legis-
lature and the corporation interests
which controlled 1t received stinging
condemnation at the hands of the
voters Tuesday. Wherever party
tickets were in the field the Demo-
Gratis won sweeping victories, notably
in Colorado Springs, Pueblo, Lead
vile and several other of the larger
cities of the state.
But the most notable political up
heaval in the history of the country
occurred at Chicago. where Judge
Dunno, the Democratic candidate for
mayor, won by over 5000 plurality,
and wiping out Roosevelt's plurality
of 10000 only five months ago.
Judge Dunno stood for municipal
ownership and that issue won by TO-
600 majority.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1905-04-08
The City Election.

The town election on Tuesday
passed off quietly, their being but one
ticketin the field. The Equal Rights
party had withdrawn for lack of
available candidates, leaving clear
track for the Citizens party. One
hundred and twenty-three ballots
were cast, n large number considering
that there was but one ticket up.
Some of the candidates were fearful
that come of the opposition might
steal march OH them and elect some
dark horse and they proposed to be
prepared for any such contingencies
should they arise, hence the COM
paratively large vote polled.
The board for the ensuing year will
be as follows: Mayor, r. f. Slier1-
dan. Trustees: Holdovers, w. s.
Simons and H. +. Phelps; elected for
one year, ]. l.. Tagert; elected for
two years, +. +. Fordham, F. n. Jo-
Hantgen and A. c. Moulton.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1905-04-08

connected with any Of the trunk line
railroads, 30 the stories heretofore
published that the Union Pacific, the
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific and
Denver 4 Rio Grande respectively
had purchased the Denver, North
western & Pacific are without found
alton In fact.
II expect to let further contracts
as soon as weather conditions will
permit, and hope to reach Hot Sui
iphur Springs by July l, and by jan
uary lst should have my tracks in
Routt county to receive shipments of
coal. / have assurances that shall
have money as fast ns the necessities
of construction require, to enable me
to go on to Salt Lake.
This is all have to say at pres
ent."
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1905-04-08
Rangely Schools Close,
Rangely, Colo, April 3D., 1870;

Rangely, Colo, April 3D., 1905.
Editor of THE HERALD:
The Rangely schools closed the
first day of April, after seven months
of grand success. The teachers
names were Oddly and Frank Station.
They We're liked by all who knew
them. On the last day of school the
parents of all the school children took
something to eat and ut noon it was
spread out upon table for everyone
to eat. After the dinner was over
Oddly took picture Of all the crowd.
Then school was called and we had
speaking and music. After the meet
Ing was dismissed the people all went
home for their supper. but at eight
the crowd had gathered for n farewell
dance in honor of the teachers. The
women were all sober but some of the
men had Il little too much "Carrfbou."
After much pleasure the dance closed
at twelve O'Clock. Written by
Two LITTLE GRAY-EYED KITTENS.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1905-04-08
New Management.

After sstaging it" for many years,
Simp Harp has retired from that line
of activity, being succeeded by A. f..
Rees e. Son, who are well and favor
ably known in this country, the
change in proprietorship having
taken place Saturday.
Mr.. Rees will attend to the business
at this end of the line, being assisted
by Ed Saltmarsh, who is we'll known
to the travelling public through his
long connection with the line and as
railway ticket agent. Claude Rees
will have charge of the Rifle end Of
line, and If he proves as popular over
there as he has in Meeker, will be n
grand success in his new position.
Everything points to heavy travel
the coming summer and the Rees'
will be prepared to take care OF the
business in good shape.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1905-04-08
Commissioners Proceedings.

The board Of county commissioners met
Monday, April >. 1906. Commissioners
Thomn Kilkufr and r. II. Crawford, County
Clerk T. b. Scott, and County Attorney Nj.
T. Ryan being present.
petition was presented to the hoard to
open the road from the mouth oi Nine Mile
draw at Goal creek and intersect with the
Axjnl road On rsinr Mfic hiii. The request
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1905-04-08

Monday, April ., 1906, Commissioners
Thomns Kilkufr and r.. II. Crawford, County
Clerk T. b. Scott, and County Attorney Nj.
T. Ryan being present.
Apctition was presented to the hoard to
open the road from the mouth oI Nine MIG
drnw at Coal creek und intersect with the
Axinl road on rginr Mile hfif. The request
was refused.
The following bills were allowed:
william Wilcs, rond work No. 3....-..---$ II co
A q Robertson, road work No. 3 ---.-.--- 20 10
W Hockett, rond work No. -. 10
G + Whitcomb, road work No. -. =! ~
Rube Reynolds, repairing bridge No. . 10
r A OuImet, ncksmithing No. 2....... n
II Il Thompson, bridge work No. L. II 0
G. w Melton, bridge work No. l.-----..-. %
G II Melton, bridge work No. l---.-......... IA 90
II f CInrs -....... - O1
4 Cole - 80 10
Home Building and security Co., rent l5o %
The Meeker Hcnt, Light & Power Co. 20
w Is Blythe, coal II 10
d Moog, county surveyor-.-.--.-.....--.... b u"
Il Thompson, nsses 20 %
Dostauc - 90
james I.yttle, printing .-....-----.--.-... so w
Thomas Shervin, jnnitor -----..-.......----.- 80 10
Ben Stumpt, jnnitor r....-...-..---...--.-.---- 20
ID Pollard, conl .-.....-.-.-..--.----.--. II
Out West Printing company ..---..-..-.---- - 40
....-.-... Il 20
Strehkc Brothers rs.....-...----..-..-----...2 ~ III
Doug sinner, nursing, disallowed.
u Pollard, coal for poor 20
Or. French, county physician. ..-.,...--.- 43 20
John a Watson, cash to poor ....---.-,--... . ~
The clerk was instructed to buy n mnp file
for the purpose of filing ditch and reservoir
pInts, and IL punch for making holes In
plates.
The Hnrp-JoHnntgen BncksmithinG
u Manufacturing Co., rond work ~ To
TUESDAY, APRILi
The board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present, j. W. Rector. chairman; II. Ii.
Crawford and Thomas Kilduf, coniinis-
sioners; 4. il. Scott, clerk.
On motion the board adjourned TO make
arrangements for the burial OF Casper Stcipt.
The following bills were allowed:
l. Rland, printing s.--.-----.-----...---.,&2 % 20
j A Watson, cash to poor. W
F II Hopkins, school superintendent. le3 NJ,
Fred House -.---......----..-.-.,-,-, oo
W Kisinger, care of poor lI' 90
A J Cole, deputy sherih-.--.-.---..-...-.-.-- W
r b Rhondes ....-...-- .----.--.--,.- III o'
Ewin Amick, sheriff 20 w
Sheridan 20 u"
] Ii Colthnrp Mercantile Co. -....-....-.--.. 10
Dikemnn ..---.---.. ...--.----.----.-... ~
John b. tiofY was rebatied In valuation In
the sum OF 500 on account of double nssess-
ment. DR.. C. w. woifenberger was rebntcd
in the sum of 500 In valuation on improve
ments, on account Of erroneous assessment.
The following bills were allowed:
n Smith, keeping poor.---------.-.-.--.---s 10 W
J II COlthnrp Mercantile Co....--.--...-.... y 20
NJ II Ryan, county attorney .----...-.-----.- ts 10
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