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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-14
Pool

; oppenheims and +. Hannis opened
the second week OF play in the apia,e,,r ,aoi
tournament for the championship of Ney,
York az tho Broadway Billiard Acsdep,,.
iA7t night The game was won by Oppe1-
hslms py score OF 100 TO So Tho best run
OF the evening was one OF 20 points hy Omen
t,,!, p, hannis's best contribution vas a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-03-14
Hurley Elected aptaln OF Colunibla Ras,,e,.
ban Team.

Marcus Latlmer Hurley. os science. vas
unanimously elected captain OF the Colum bia
basketball team for 1908. Edward Hess "a
science. assistant manager during the season
just passed. Was elected manager There
being no opposition. public election for
s@stant manager viii be held within a lev
Werk.. me report Of Chester " Cuthel as
couete manager during the season inst
closed. Is beng prepared 'u7'
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RAce for Iar,nrd and lnlr ,annl.n.r

The Harvard Yacht Club has accepted an
invitation 10 sail race with the Yale Yacht
cub a. Newport after the annual boat races AZ
and 30-footers so - ioO'S''
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At TONOBIIIS.
NIlIETIII1l 100 Bargain,

-, ',tryr'aua iuuucau tto Cleveland.
apoIi 800. Thomas. Si1iD TutIf.Y, "a
aluminium body &4Hp. Niut1u raIrif, I'D.
,IlpIot tIucuis. complete VITA L4..,r, ...
ie,i. $50. Two 81 Under Aut1c.. r.r-
r..tl'sN Touring Cars. $50 s6tH IN o. ST.
49, a ~ "lNrhl N'hc new. fI-i IH.r
~, AAal.lac Iunneaus. Models and
~" hIu. ueafb new Northern uYr.f...
tD3'uAttop.lr' top. wood wheels, s,1s t.rIt..
,.ailA I,at specially builu Ton 900. nr....
.ig4u' t''1 l} pc Eight Searrnrror, rt. r...
l.ne' swell. powerful .cnsi 500 S..G
w. ~, sl1te'n morse, psrarg. 1870 -.lnfr- ..
,t.lHa.lls 81. '"o 'N Under - uofe. HIUr.. ..
Mhli' steamer, New Nlufsu. YUr. ......
strh mers, LlcCtur~. cte Main -.I,..-...-
w u'ofh LONG TANNED tgifN .....
: aus. Demonstrations. and Hre. .r..f
1l pHtr .thN'fa. Automobile. purchase.
commission or exchanged
- WIS, Automobile TvohanEe
u ItIA iAtr near IruHtNrs f. g.
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BERKSHIRE HIN
Lakewood.
The Lakewood Hotel,
LAKEWOOD, y. j.
The Hotel that made Lakewood iaro,,
N o w 0 EN-

wonderful climate and a marninrrn H
PROBABLY the best equipped Winter lot,r H. .'a
World Golf links, indoor tsuuI, ra.rt ,..t. .l
court. palm gardens. quarter OF ure ~. ..u
dccked sun nuflors and promenade UtIr..t.
pcutlc water cure baths
~ eofplng accommodations cor.i. OFF "u
mssnaSonciy iutnlsacd bedrooms. one ha'fc s.l'.
with private baths. Al win steam boat md I-..r
WOOD nIcs. The Cuisine and ser. lee ,lulI f... -
'he celebrated restaurants of New NorA aud Hi..
j. y riRRN.t ,i.....,
- - II. EDfR. N'"'-
", !. once 2'i fiuh Az. lrlrpnonf ao.G % "a
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LAKEWOOD

Among the pines OF Ncw Icrs-, d f,e-lorst Die. and
hcAlthtu winter and spriav rJ-H.r
THE Laurel. HOUSE
\. d. MURPHY Nln...f
TIE IAJREI-IN-rHT-PIN
9, FRANK D. ~II III. l'a.r.r...
reached hy New Jersey Ccuf-al ralrl..H
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RESORTS.


TRAVELLERS INFORNIATfnN
:. HUIEI and RESORT BOOKLETS tra-t,
~ i'offICE. Park Place. lei. 0I5i Il ma. %
Atlantic rItv Nj 3Oo Occ-n Vie.r e.
~ Rooms. sea 49, alter Hatss JaelSaa
a''"",o J. 4. 4. OConnor Slgr Hotel Ren1a-.
Boston csSyehi sSf so sc,,. Hotel vend1n}
hew0rIeans IA; ~ NewSt cbarle,3,,,,
DresdHn nique position on t,,,o.,
Elte YER select Hotel Believe
naples AN I "a WI Sgnth Grand HI yici5riu
kaDIes G. G.. flofrntIun
ProuuetorS h0lei ftSlt'
farls france. 20. y. 81 g av l,,o.,
lena: 7. Schoneli Proc hotel u lt0A
Paris '7p,io-daie. l.ifts. OPP u,, ~ .Ia..r,
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Most select location the ocean front
Atlantic City. y u
with an established reputation Tor rxclug,nbn-a
and nigh class patronage. Hot and cold al, 20. l.
iresh water In ever bath Long dlstsuf- ~.
phone 10 rooms. Artcslan water Courtrou, arr
vice. Golf privileges. Illustrated booklet or
ehcSirh OF soloSts Room plans. rates etc, t,1
be seen at 80 Fourth Ave. NEWLIN HAINHs
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MARLBOROUGH HOUSE.

Atlantic City. y. y.
STONE. IRON AND SLATE CONSTRUCTIONS
Claims prcemnencc Tor rs loratiou con. n ~
ton. congenenccs and best New lof, patron a
Whole Block on Ocean. Music throughout M
Sea water IN al baths. Ice water and pr1r va
rooms Capacity con. Colt BooNct 0vff%
ship Management. JOSIAH WHITE + gDAs .
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BOWLING ALLEYS.

sun Individual Tournament
Games Tonight.
Hitter Sherwood -EEelhon.
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New Orleans Entries FOR To-day.

NIlf lIIs fOur TIlTTOngR
10 jack kcrChcville. lO7
o Wagstar ......... lO7.
% Trlgg Moss .lO7
%
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~ y Il' Wlfl"r with SIlrfefou NorrIan
L'i,'Il"ll u 'I' New York Americana In
tlii, ol felogrnms and letters sent 10 hin,
ut 'iat' tflN!tt, Do" has not even niufad
Sh n" NtIl Roo ready 20 sign contract
h.l pl9N bail tlh"rfeld has received an
SN,l on a9out tiirl for The seasons work
''H we Americans. huf his barkwurlinsas
IT, a'.Fh ih- u creating The belief that he
I'M ul- services are worth more money.
! b.@' DAYS or enforced baseball De4ro
,ll iorers should grab liberal ,Sortt,s'
~ some or these DAYS the mBgnatee v,Ili
H. ios'ih"r and put the old s. 100 sala-v
limit into effect again. '''''' S''''F
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Interesting. figures are published bv the
6dn3urFh Corporation in regard 10 fba
bralds public golf course IN 1862 there
we're si.4aa PLAYERS. 10 1908, despite a Ver,
wet season '2.a52. and last year % i2s 4,
city f771. A sum more than suf9icient 10 rs,
Tor all the expenses Of tho course ''''
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1905-04-13

shops. Representative Erickson's bill
makes it a crime to operate a bucket
shop, which it describes as a place
where stocks, bonds and commodities
are dealt in without a bona fde inten-
ton on the part of the seller to deliver
the commodities or on the part of the
buyer to receive them. Violation is
punishable by a fine of $500 to $4,000
or imprisonment in the county Jail
not exceeding one year.
The house has passed the Brewer
bill which makes provisions for tax
ing the State census. The enumera-
tion of the inhabitants of the State and
such data as the bill calls for will be
secured during the month of June.
The secretary of State is made super
intendent of the census bureau, with
full authority to appoint all employees,
enumerators, etc. The bill carries
an appropriation of S65, 900.
The bill of Representative Mark D.
Flower of St. Paul to compel the State
| board of control to advertise for bids
for all contracts, was defeated.
The Fraser bill, providing for the
control of telephone companies by the
railroad and warehouse commission,
on which the judiciary committee re-
ported adversely was referred to the
attorney general for an opinion as to
its constitutionality. The bill was
drawn by W. B. Douglas, former
attorney general, it is said.
By the narrow margin of one vote
the house passed the bill, giving Gen:
c. c. Andrews, chief fire warden, a
salary of 81, 800 year. It is an in
crease of $500 year.
The senate killed by a vote of
twenty-five to twenty-one Senator F.
81. Peterson's bill allowing cities and
villages to construct and operate tele-
phone lines. The bill was reported for
indefinite postponement, and Senator
Peterson made a substitute motion
that it be printed and placed on gen.
eral orders. The vote on the substi-
tute motion was lost by a vote of
twenty-one to twenty-five.
Senator G. NJ. Bucks bill remov-
ing the schools for the deaf and the
blind at Faribault from the jurisdic-
tion of the board of control was rec
commended for passage by the senate
committee of the whole.
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First publication Mar. 16, 1905.
Summons.

STATE OF MINNESOTA,
County of Mile Laos. (ss'
In District Court, Seventh Judicial District.
Karl F. Hoppe, Plaintiff,
VS..
Richard NJ. Evans and Andrew j.
Bulls; also all other persons or
parties unknown, claiming any
right, title, estate, lien or interest in
or to the real estate described in the
complaint herein, Defendants.
The State of Minnesota to above named de-
PENDANTS:
You, and each of you, are hereby summoned
and required to answer the complaint of the
plaintiff in the above entitled action a COPY of
which complaint has been filed in the office Of
| the clerk of the district court in and for the
county of Mile Laos, State of Minnesota,
AID to serve a copy of your answer to said
complaint on the subscriber at his office in
the village of Princeton, county of Mile Laos
aforesaid. within twenty (2W days after the
service of this summons upon you, exclusive Of
the day Of such service, and If you fail to an
| swer the said complaint within the time afore-
said, the plaintiff in this action will apply to
| the court for the relief demanded in said COM
plant.
Dated March 18TH 1905
CHAs. A. DICKEy.
Plaintiffs Attorney, Princeton, MINI.
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State News.

Cass county teachers have organ
lied.
Bemidji will build $4,000 school
house.
Two saloon keepers at Fergus Falls
have gone into bankruptcy.
Several business houses were de-
stroyed by fire in Grey Eagle.
Business men of Watkins will Or
ganize local telephone company.
Olmsted county will have a COM
plete rural route system in short
time.
A Hastings citizen secured 1925
damages for sustaining injuries be-
cause of a defective sidewalk.
Prof. N. Heigel of Bellingham, Lac
qui Parle county,. has been engaged
as principal of the Cambridge schools.
Hutchinson has experienced the
greatest religious revival in it's his
tory, 800 conversions being claimed.
William NORM, an Indian lad from
the Indian school at Morris, who re-
Gently escaped, has been re-captured.
Fire last week destroyed the plant
of the S. Bergland Lumber company
at White Bear The loss is in the
neighborhood of 100000.
Charles Tuengel of the town of
Lynden, Stearns county, has inherited
1925, 900 by death of his stepfather, A.
W. Ebers of Weenach, Cal.
There is new movement on foot at
Mankato for local street car line and
an interurban line to St. Peter by way
of Kasota. A company is about to be
organized.
It is the intention of the Thompson
Seed Co. of Pennington, Mimi, to
locate in Albert Lea the coming year
if the cooperation of the farmers and
business men can be secured.
Postmaster L. Carjala of Menahga,
died on Wednesday morning of last
week after a lingering illness with
consumption. He was seized with the
disease over year ago, and last
winter spent several months in Cali
fornia.
A rural telephone company was Or
gained at Big Lake, with the follow
ing directors: J. NJ. Haven, J. A.
CUTLER, George Patterson, Charles
F. Knapp and J. G. Jacobson. Lines
will connect with Orrock, Becker, San
tiago, Elk River and Monticello.
John Bishop of Gull Lake, one of
the Oldest residents in Grow Wing,
committed suicide at 10 O'Clock Sun
day morning. He took strychnine.
Bishop formerly conducted the Bishop
ranch at Gull Lake, one of the most
popular resorts in northern Mime
sofa.
The public schools of Butterfeld.,
seven miles west of St. James, have
been closed on account of smallpox.
A child from the country in attend
ance on the schools came down with
the disease, evidently catching it from
his father, who has just returned from
the pineries.
The village OF Rice will have a
Touring mill. A company, with Max
Guck as president and general man
ager, Peter Stodolke vice president,
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Notice of Lis Pendens.
sr4 Gcan OF Of M MiI|s TsosI {ss
In District Court, Seventh Judicial District

STATE OF MINNESOTA.
County OF Mile Laos. 80
In District Court, Seventh Judicial District
Karl F. Hoppe, Plaintiff,
VS..
Richard M. Evans and Andrew j.
Bulls: also all other persons or
parties unknown. claiming any
right, title, estate, lien or interest in
or to the real estate described in the
complaint herein, Defendants.
Notice is hereby given, that an action has
been commenced in this court by the above
named plaintiff against the above named de-
PENDANTS; that the object of said action is to
determine the adverse claim of the defendants
to an estate in the land described herein, and
to obtain judgment OF said court that de-
PENDANTS have no right, title, estate. lien or in
terest in or to said land and that plaintiff is
the owner in fee simple of said land.
The premises affected by this action are
situated in the county Of Mile Laos. State Of
Minnesota, and are described as follows: Lot
ten Q0) and the north half [NH) of lot eleven
QD. in block forty. six (46) OF Princeton. as the
same are plated and of record in the office of
the register Of deeds of said Mile Laos county.
Dated March 18th. 1905.
CHAS. A. DICKEY,
Plaintiffs Attorney, Princeton. MINI.
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Momberg secretary, and a capital of
81, 900 has been formed for the pur-
pose OF erecting and equipping the
plant. The Incorporation will be
known as the Rice FIGURING Mill COM
pany, and the mill is to have a ca
pacity of hundred barrels daily.
Captain Wellman of Frazee City
says that from test made with wheat
from the I. J. Collins farm he can
testify that frosted wheat will germin-
ate at the rate of 100 per cent. OF 100
seeds sown, all terminated. He as
serts that the frosted wheat can be
safely used for seeding.
Work has been started on the 49,
100000 extension of the Minneapolis
General Electric company at Taylors
Falls: A concrete dam, fifty feet high
and fifty feet wide at the base, will be
put in and completed by Nov. l. All
the stone required for this purpose can
be quarried and prepared on the
ground.
A Red Wing correspondent says:
REV. J. W. Hancock, one of the first
Indian missionaries here, celebrated
the eighty ninth anniversary of his
birth at the home of his son, j. O.
Hancock last week. The elder Han
cock came to Red Wing in 1S49, when
there were only three white persons
here, and later helped to build up the
present prosperous community
Thomas G. Alden, a St. Cloud pio-
neer, is dead. He was born in Hart
frod, Conn. in 1928 and located at St.
Cloud in 1857. Mr.. Alden was among
those who reaped fortunes in Cali
fornia in the days of ''forty- miners"
and was second lieutenant in Free
mans Northern Rangers" who went
to the relief of Forest City and Fort
Abercrombie during the Indian out
break in the early sixties.
Mary, the four-year-old child of Mr..
and Mrs. F. Gusinda of Hartford.
Todd county, was terribly burned,
the accident resulting in her death.
She was playing about the yard when
her mother was attracted to her by
terrible screams, and on running to
her assistance found the child's cloth
ing in flames. There was at the time
small brush fire in the yard, and it
is supposed that in playing about it
her clothing became ignited. Mrs.
Gusinda was also badly burned in
all effort to save the child.
Last weeks crop reports from along
the lines of the Chicago & North
western road west of Winona say that
South Dakota and western Minnesota
have had general rainfall of about
twenty hours, slow steady rain, east
ern Minnesota little snow and rain
and the weather can be classed as
generally favorable. Wheat seeding
has progressed we'll and with slight
interruption. Two-thirds of the seed
ing is now complete in South Dakota
and nearly as large per cent in Min
nesota.
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Tax Judgment Sale

Pursuant to real estate tax judgment of the
district court, in the county OF Mile Laos,
State OF Minnesota, entered the 10Th day of
payment of taxes and penalties upon real es-
tate in the county of Mile Laos remaining de-
hnquent on the first Monday in January 1905,
vided, shall on the 9Th day of May, A. D. 1905.
at ten o'clock in the forenoon at the county
auditors Office, in the village of Princeton and
charged with taxes, penalties and costs in said
Judgment, and on which taxes shall not have
been previously paid.
Dated this 9Th day of April, 1905.
E. E. WHITNEY,
lSeal Auditor Of Mile Laos County
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Financial Statement
Mile Laos County, Minnesota,
FOR THE
FISCAL YEAR
Ending December 81, 1904

OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR.
Princeton, MIMI. January 3rd, 1905.
10 the Honorable Board Of County Commits
GENTLEMEN
Herewith submit to you statement of the
receipts and disbursements Of Mile Laos
county for the fiscal year ending on the 31st
day of December, 1904 also q Statement of the
finances of the county, the debts and liabilities
OF every description, and the assets and other
means to discharge the same
Respectfully,
loeal] E. E. WHITNEY,
County Auditor.
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A strength tonic that brings rich, red
blood. Makes you strong, healthy
and active. That's what HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea will do. IS cents,
tea Or tablets. G.. A. Jack.
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Balance IN treasury JAN 1, 1885,. $685.
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RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS BY FUNDS,
TAN COLLECTIONS.

Balance IN treasury Jan. 1. 1906. s., 24G. IS
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OeAdCOf II. w. oCOne'S Ulll reQulr-
ing the name of every railroad station
to correspond with the name of the
postoffice at that place was recon-
mended to pass by the house committee
on railroads.
Representative w. G. Fraser's bill
requiring the installation of cattle
guards at farm crossings, and other
bills OF minor Importance was recon-
mended for indefinite postponement.
The Wyman bill requiring mutual
life insurance companies to make a
distribution among their policy hold.
ers at least once in five years of the
undivided earnings of the policies was
sent back to the committee on insur.
ance last week against the protest OF
the author of the bill. The vote to
send the bill back was thirty-seven to
thirty-four, but the bill retains its
place on general orders.
Representative Erickson's anti.
bucketshop bill passed the senate by
a vote of ffty-one to nothing. Sena.
tor John G.. Shultz moved call Of
the senate before the secretary pro.
ceeded with the roll call. This is the
second anti-bucketshop bill passed by
the senate at this session. The first,
by Senator G. B. Ward of Alexan.
dria, authorizes cities and villages to
prohibit the maintenance of bucket.
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BALANCES, RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS.

Balance In Treasury January 1, 1904.
-, To the credit of the following funds:
taxes and penalties. ............... $3.50. II
Current schoo1 fund: -. .............. 1925. 90
CCOunty revenue 1und.. ..... 1904 SO
County poor 1und ............. ...... 454. 72
Go9nty road ana bridge fund........ 3, 247. 81
Geoemptlon 1und. NORTHUMBERLAND. 326 IS
Scnool 1und ldlstrlcts) ............... 3,749. 81
TOWN. ana village funds. ....,........ S65. Is
dGnc!uentai 1und. ....... ..... 3.29
State lanoS ana interest fund. 637. 46
County 0on9s (rallroad) 1850. II
County oonds Qund1ng) -. 1777.71
Sounty pondS court h0use) ......... 665 81
surplus 1uno' ................ ........ $50. 80
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Procuring Ballots and Delivering Re-
turns.

Procuring Ballots and Delivering Re-
turns.
J. w. Goulding, village of Princeton. $40
Il. h. Jones, village OF Princeton. $40
VIM HOeft. town of Princeton w 20
Frank Henschel. town Of Princeton 120
f. q. Foltz. town Of Greenbush w 36O
r ie a1 oa!ee. Town OF MILO: ........... $50
y. ~ IAthlnSon, town OF M1lo..... $50
Geo II: Deans, village of Foreston 40
2 ". LOWE, v!llage OF tOreSton 1920
=: Ea4fShee vlllage OF M1laca... $50
~ - poe, village OF Mllaca $50
r. A. NeSS, town OF Mllaca. ....... 1910
y E. larson, town OF Mllaca ......... 1910
y: L. mourning, town or Bogus Brook $50
". T.. JUheS, Town or Bogus Brook. $50
Henry e. Gustafson, town of Bogus
Brook::.... .......:.. :. ......... 500
Jonn 3. Hereu, town OF Borgholm. 1000
G Ian EKnan, town OF Borgholm...... 500
John Jackson, town of Borgholm. $500. $50
August Anderson, town of Page Fl go
p: W Cundy, town of Onamia ~ 1000
W. N Peterson, town OF Onamia .... 1000
VIM Anderson, town Of Robbins. % 90
e b. Rogers, town OF Robbins. .. $500
Fred b. Goebel, town Of South Harbor 11OO
Z. D. Anderson town of South Harbor 1GO
W. A. Wallace, town of South Harbor 11OO
James COrwin town Of South Harbor II on
O. A. Haggberg, town of Isle Harbor. 6 90
e. II. Lewis, town of Isle RarbOr IA IN
leo. w. Freer, town Of East Side 20 90
!. =. MesSerSmlth, town of East Side 15O
Andrew Sehlin, town of East Side Is co
Total. 90. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. S357 SO
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STATE OF MINNESOTA.

STATE OF MINNESOTA.
RECEIPTS.
~ balance IN treasury Jan. ], 1904.... S637. 46
daX co!lectlons -. ............. 5,239. S6
GonecClons on oCate lands. ........... 1886. 89
nrihclpal anu interest on State loans 3,643. 80
hunters lceuse 1ees.... 4.7O
Total receipts. NORTHUMBERLAND. sl5,932 II
DISBURSEMENTS.
Paid State treasurer SIS 1874 az
Paid county treasurer COL
lectlOn ices. ............. 31.42
Total disbursements. -- SIS, 166. 80
oaldhce IN treasury Jan. l, 1885,. S766. 81
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COUNTY REVENUE FUND.

COUNTY REVENUE FUND.
RECEIPTS.
~ Balance in treasury Jan. 1, 1901. s2,9O4 81
Lax coilectlOnS. .......... 9.S55. 84
Penalties, costs and interest l,94S. IS
!nderest on county funds. . 1,155 (8
Jury fees in district court 49, co
Costs in district court ....... 6S35
Publishing notice Of application for
llquor license. Observation-Disclosures. 40
Candidates primary and general
election fees. -. -. ........... 1872. 81
Horse thief bounty from State. .. zoo. 90
lsant1 county, expenses of Emma
w Gates, insane. ...:................. 67s9
Wolf bOunties from state .. 217 81
Automobile license. ..... 90
Total receipts. ..... .............. SIG, 1882. 80
DISBURSEMENTS.
Salaries.
p. -. Whitney, auditor. ............. $500 90
4. H. Burrell, treasurer. 1900. GO
:: a: Ross, county attorney. .......... 1866 6S
3. M. VanAlstein. judge of probate. 379 70
Z. w. VanWormer county superin-
tendent. ......... ...... 54176
yonn r: Vanderslu1s, court reporter. l02O8
+. n. Woodward, court reporter. 952O
A. p. Whitney, clerk in auditors Of
fce:...::.:..... $500: .....::..... T.25
b. NJ VanAlstein, clerk in auditors
office; .:..... .............. 1850
ROBERT Clark, ]an1tor. 1900
Total. ......................... s4,10s.N
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Miscellaneous Expenses, Repairs, ]

miscellaneous Expenses, Repairs, Etc.
Galley Hardware Co., merchandise sl24 .26
The Pond & Hasey Co.. repairs on
heating plant...... ............. %. 1344
w. L. Hatch, labor on water closet... 652O
John Newton, moving old water closet 400
Foley Bean Lumber Co., lumber 49,. 69.26
Bert NOkes. patching and kalsominlng 1910
Woodcock q cakes, br1ck........... $50
"A. CmDenocker lce..... 500
horse thief: .......:.. ........ =. 10000
F.. d. Claggett, per diem and expenses
in matter of Burrows children 24.57
E. d. Claggett, per diem and mileage
case of Sigfrid Sigfridson ..... 500
E. d. Claggett, posting notices OF first
town meeting. Hayland. ............ $50
B. M. VanAlstein, expense of probate
court at Milaca. ....... ............ 1874
c. w. VanWormer. expense of teach
ers' examinations. ............. go. 1000
c. w. VanWormer, expense of sum-
mer training school. ........... ..... 1883
A. E. Crow s. Co., boarding county
Aug. Lindstrom, posting school dis
Lr1cG nOtlceS. .......... 200
Mimi Rural Telephone Co., telephone AOO
Northeastern Telephone Co., telephone 1895
ID. G. Cooney. cOroner'S fees and mile
age viewing body of John Williams. $50 ,
Village of Princeton electric light and
fixtures ... . ..................... 1872
Total...... ................ ......... se92.17