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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-06
ny A. FRANCES NICHOLS.

ny A. FRANCES NICHOLS.
To my friends. especially the
Rainier school children.
My week at the fair Is such a de
hghttul memory. The weather was
perfect my comfort had been thar.
oushly provided for. thanks Ga The
stars thoughtfnlncsa. and the only
trouble was that the daya were not
nearly long enough. even though
Was called az 8; 80 o'clock
| would like TO tell YOU about
everything. but that wonld take he
entire space Of The Star for a week
which would never do. 50 | will be
ain With what interested me most
and then see how much more
space" | have.
II was the National Cash Register
exhibit They have little building
all BY themselves. pretty and white.
like the others. but small. and when
YOU 60 In you see no cash registers
at all. only lecture room. Several
times during the day a lecture Is
given. illustrated By ftae atereop-
ucun slides and moving pictures.
which are all about what that com
hany does for its employees. Just
everything that you could thlnk Of
70 make them healthy aud happy
They Furnish pretty cottages and
ofi% prtaes FOR the best kept
grounds. they provide evening
schools and dancing classes. rest
rooms. nice iunchoons very cheap.
and all sorts II summer pleasures.
aud a great many things that | can
not stop 10 tell about They also
give prizes for any good idea that
any eAploye can give them. New
= not that the way 10 dnT Money
on one side helps TO make eonteuted
hearts aud clear. ambitious brains
On the other. and ho8 could there
- s-s-a=s==
new luxury See uaNa K sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-06

never seen tho man before. she ac-
ceptsd Just Tor lark They went
befoHs = Camden magistrate. who
united them. Mrs. Murphy said. IL
Is alleged, ahe was the girls moth =
sr and signed several papers la her
name. After thsf ceremony they
went 10 4 Chinese restaurant. where
suddenly a realization OF what she
had done came over the Eiri.
\ did not know what ! was doing.
or ia never have thought 81 doing
A. had never seen ar. Collins be-
fore. I have only seen him az court
since. ! did not know what - meant
when they kissed me- and called me
Mrs. Collins. All at once I saw. and
then I came right home and told. !
never lived with him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-06

aWars ~ the fart. After the goods
are landed At Port Madison and
Magnolia Bluffs they are hauled by
row boats 10 Seattle. INTERPLAY and
other points along the sound.
II is charged that these people are
the same who do most ~ the THEY
Ing along the waterfront. From
time 30 time the steamboat and
shlpyard men complain Of the loss
Of launcheha. rOwboats. bells etc.
They cannot find the thieves. neith-
er can the officials who are put on
their trail If q stricter watch were
kept on the men coming in and go
ing out Of Ballard and other points
less thieying would be done
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nAin
There
"a Of officer by another Witch
performances
divorce inttnacyof
the officers absolutely In
small.
families who are thus brought tnEsthsr They the people day
day and
family
ere wives o other
af sWth the
of he fsull
And there world
"a virtuous
A"A want 60 that there
chivaireus
uen a my fsiy than the ready Of the
civilian
ef
oeantry without
n
a
hOodsnd there
better advantage eouatY
hfa 81 the officer takes nj
mistakes about the standards morality
the standards which o
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-06

$3.50 kstktt tksttt =
4 uHDERTAfSnHs FIGHT ron 4
BODY. 4
TOLEDO. q. sept u The 4
body OF George J. wilkins. who 4
waa killed aud manglcd siaaoHt 4
4 beyond recognition by "a Tole. :
4 DO nnd Detroit car. has been the a
cause Of several peculiar hap 4
4 peaiuEs 4
The widow Of the dead man 4
4 sent over 10 Toledo for the 4
body Albert Hicks. n Detroit 4
undertaken, Who was hss agent. 4
4 Kot into "A Hauabbie with Al 4
4 Alberto, a Toledo undertaken. 4
over the amount 10 be paid for 4
the smbaiming aud care Of tine 4
4 body, ana Hicks brought suit 4
4 tn repievin. A
The ease was heard before 4
4 Judge Pratt After giving "a 4
bond Hicks vas given the 4
body. Appraisers returned a 4
bin Of appraisal against the 4
body amounting TO one cent 4
a !. = :. =. . =. - :. =. - - - - - -
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Chicago Justice of the peace and.
upon furnishing ball. was released
until trial.
p. =. Anderson. clerk at the Hotel
Washington. has fiied n claim for
the reward through a local attorney
and promise. 10 take tho matter
into court Clark agreed TO divide
tho reward at the time Of the arrest
but Anderson thought he was en-
titled 10 the whole amount
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-06
MARINE N01ES

Steamer Humboldt. OF the Pacific
Coast Steamship company. arrived
from skagway and way ports Wed
nesdaY morning. bringing So pas
ssugens and Is tons OF concentrates
for the Tacoma shelter. but no
treasure II had been reported tina,
ths Humboldt was considerably
damaged 10 a collision with an ice
berg near the Treadweil mine. bu,
Captain Baughman states that the
boat was scaresiy scratched By the
collision and that the Ice was only
small piece. anyway. She will
leave on schedule time Thursday
night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-06

practically pennIlsss In the Yukon
country, Ida Bsrghouss wants a al
vorcs from David BerKhours. She
filed her complaint on "Wednesday.
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ais. aud that proved TO he vary
broad word We saN and heard ard
did everything that could add 10
our enjoyment or aoNledge The
only drawback 20 my Satisfaction.
verify believe. Naa the fact that
I could not hear alt the bands play
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REFUSES TO VOTE


4 FOR HUBBY /,
= FALL RIVER. Mass Sept. 6. ,
= by refusing 10 Ycfs for her ,
. husband. Mrs Tram ii. Smith I
. has caused n deadlock In the ,
a school board which lasted all /,
q summer. Although her vote ,
would break the tie Of four to Z
q four and elect her husband sub /,
q master OF the high school here, ,
q abe perAistentiy eiinRs 70 her ,
b Intention not TO vote. Mrs. 4
q Smith says IL would be almost /,
. = crime in her eyes 90 aid her I
. husband by casting her vote I
. in the balance that would win Z
. his slsction. I
800 $50 \
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-06

cargo Of cement. asphalt and
general merchandise.
Steamers Senator and Oregon are
both loading for Nome and leave
Thursday
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-06

BOSTON. Sept. s.-~The trial OF
Charles Tucker. accused OF tire muir
der of Msfbel Page IN Weston. In
Nareh. 1904. began In the suprems
court today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-06
Ny Impressions
OF the Fair

Cribs Is the sixth aud last OF the
1ar,es OF articles. My Impression
81 the Fair" by the ak popular
school teachers who won free trips
70 Portland IN the contest recently
conducted by The Star. This at
ucle Ia by Miss A. Frances Nichols.
tsaeher OF the Rainier school
Editor.l
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joins n. ESTERTAINa
IOKESMfTHs.

y CLEVELAND. O. Sept. e.
\ John - Roc k-feiler today
= opened the gates Of Forest Hnl
= 90 the American press huInor- {
= lists. and personally conducted
. them about The place Tor an
q hour and a hair The Joke
. smiths had the freedom ~ the
= place. This IL the first time n
= convention or the public was
. admitted
a a A a = : . - 4 a a A 4 A 4 .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-06
TURKEY HERDING IN CALIFORNIA


MAD IN a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-06

the army. the conditions brought light by the Tag
Eart divorce scandal libel the families Of
every In barracks. I know something ~ army
life myself l have lived fu posts=ou the western
frontier and elsswhere~far 90 YEARS and I want to
that during all that tiHzs officers
hospitality to be abused. Beyond or exrsp-
ttena never knew Of whisper against the honor
woman. ne tuaf sho kgnuIu a~unrf fFarn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-06
.MIld0Iy3A
soT FIRST AVENUE.
colmAa BUILDING
Between Columbia and Marion
BUILDERS HARDWARE SALE

BUILDERS HARDWARE SALE
Acquire habits OF thrift and econ
ofny. Save now by taking advant-
axe Of this sale. Put aside the off
Terence between our cash prices
aud credit prices You viii then
have nest egg which may come
handy later on.
Ice sargents old copper or DUH
brass sash f.ork ...1e
&C Sargeurs sash Lift
800 saFgent's special easy lock.
heavy obi copper Eseutcheon and
knob - G-s
kse SarEeufs oval beaded old copper
Or dull brass morfise Lock. set
.s-- esssss -r-ss#ssassss- .s14
9sc Sargeat's old copper Of dull
brass reversible moftlse LAX.
Hef e+s4s -s-.. Mann. tbf
Ise oval beaded old copper rnoftisa
LOCK. set s4..s....... tfte
I5c Old copper rsortiae I.aek. set f5f
$500 coaster brake. spring fork.
1850 coastsr brake RaeyeIe \ :sg.fpD
SO % FAxie ..... &.sS s,f,
sPlNNlNc's CASH STORE.
1910 Second Avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-06

Steamer Robert Dollar. of the l..
". Gray fleet. will arrive wednes-
day night from San Francisco with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-06

KENOSHA. Wis. Sept ss-Peter
Aehfon. the wealthy chieagoan. sc-
ensed Of attempting 10 kin his son.
cannot get ball Relatives refuse
aid. The son IL improving.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-06
Taggarf Divorce Scandal
Libel on Army Posi- Life

~ BRIG. GES. JOHN r WESTON.
T. A On Charge cornulnaafy Subsistence Department
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-06

MOBILE Ala. Sept John
Thompson. Of Evergreen. Ala. this
morning killed his wife. Belle, and
his father-in- Law. J. Il. Cooper.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-06

A new luxury. See page 6.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-06

WASHINGTON. d. G.. sept g.
Dr. D. p. Salmon. bureau Of animal
Industry. who was recently exon
Grated Of charges OF irregularities in
hia department.. has resigned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-09-06
TELEGRAPH BRIEFS

LEBANON. Ky. Sept. g. Bishop
spaIding. OF Peoria. IL much better
today.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1905-02-02
rlOrIey,s Magazlne fur january

Morley'S Monthly Magazine for Jan.
uary contains m IRE stories than any
other magazine in its class or probably
In any other class. There are fourteen
complete short stories and one serial.
The FavorSham CLICK, by Samuel Min.
turn Peck. new copyrighted romance,
holds the readers attention to the last /;
Sanline's Cross order iSa strange and
exceedingly cleverstory by A NJ. Kerr;
The Twin Brothers is a charming love
story, and not a Ii tie humorous; The
Ex-TranSgressor is an unusual story
Of an unusual man, and a most inte-
resting one; Mrs. Crusoe's Moods,
When the Prince Wo0ed Peggy, Glib
Mr.. Jackson, An Episode Of the Cub.
an Revolution, The HiRhwayman, A
Female Skipper and ave other stories
are all worthy Of their place in this
popular magazine and help to make It
the greatest bargain that Is offered 10
day TO the lovers Of good stories. Be-
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1905-02-02
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
D espOpdent Young Man at the Conn
merclal House Swallowed Strychr /.
nine. Life Viii BE- Saved. M


E. @. Crow, young man OF about
twenty-five years of age attempted
suicide at the Commercial House last
night. When discovered, Landlord
Bucklew summoned DR.. Nelson and
DIR. Haggard who have worked with
him for several hours and will doubt
less save his life.
Mr.. Crows home is in Illinois and
he came here from Jewell county,
having been in the city since Monday
He dressed we'll and presented a fine
appearance, but was out Of employ
ment and money. <4.,
The poison was taken sometime be-
fore midnight and his moanings
aroused several OF the guests long be-
fore the cause was discovered,
He Is still In critical condition but
will probably recover. He admitted
that hetook Strychnine with suicidal
intent. Little is known Of his his
tory Thirty-three cents were found
upon his person and dependency was
the only, cause assigned for the rash
act.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1905-02-02
If you want any Of The
Boston's S and 10 cent Bar
gains don't put it off for such
things can't last long.
Business Change.

j. L. Seavey closed negotiations
Tuesday with James Woods for his en-
tire stock Of furniture, and will con-
tinue the business at the old stand.
Mr.. Seayey took possession Of the store
Immediately, and is now waiting the
call OF patrons, new or old. He is an
old resident Of Phillips county, having
resided on a farm in Freedom town.
ship for a number of years. He is
quite successful as business man and
will dJubtl IS meet with success in
his new vocation.
Mr.. Woods intends to leave this
country and to locate in Seattle. He
has sold his dwelling house TO w. H.
Bandit, one of the new millefS, and
will dispose Of the greater portion Of
his household goods, and will leave In
about month. go
The Woods family have made many
warm friends during their lOng resi-.
dence W this city who will regret
their departure bur wish them we'll In
he venture. Whether they will re-
main there permanently depends upon
the couniry-it's new 10 them and
they do not yet know whether they
will like 1t we'll enough to make IT
their home.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1905-02-02

sides the stories, there's much other
matter Of interest to every member
OF the family circle and this magazine
fashion and pattern department is
the most practical OF any to be had for
the masses. The complaint is now gen
eral that the fashion papers are sailing
above the heads of most Of their read.
ers. In this respect Morley's Maya
zine satisfies popular demand. This
charming home magazine Is only
twenty-five cents year and for q
short time the publishers are making
the astounding ufIer of full year for
ten cents! Their most generous offer
however, is to send the woman's
Home Companion full year and Nor
ley's Monthly Magazine, five years for
only 81. 10 Send today to MOrley'>
Monthly Magazine, Grant, Michigan
Farms For Sale.
Write for special price list.
ia ID. W. GRANT, Almena, Kansas
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1905-02-02
Plan Of work

g Adopted at Sixth District w.. G. T.
U. Convention, Norton, Kansas, Sep.
TENDER Is, 1904.
I've, your committee, recommend
that special emphasis be placed upon
the following departments for the In
coming year: L. L. L. work, The
Young Womans branch of the W. G.
T.; u, Non Alcoholic Medication, Pu-
rity, Franchise, and the distribution
of literature including state and ma
tional papers,
2,-We recommend unions to author
lie their, their president and secretary,
to act In deciding In regard to recep-
tion Of speakers, II necessary between
local meetings.
3.-We reeomend local Superintend-
emit to report at local meetings, work
being done In their lines, from time to
time, the secretary to keep record Of
the same, thus enabling summary to
be made for the county. with ease and
accuracy.
Ave recommend unions to plan
for means for local work and use as
much as twenty-five cents per member
for. state paper. We urgethat as
many Union Signals be subscribed for,
as one.fourth of the number Of men,
bers. 81,
We urge cooperation With the
State Temperance Union Auxiliaries,
county, or local, in their efforts to
build sentimentfor law enforcement
Eve insist I hat our workers wear
their knot OF white ribbon at all times
and places, showing their allegiance
ID our organization and their prinel-
pies. ~ r,e -
I've insist that local unions re-
gard these suggestions as their sched'
ule Of work, not being barred from
other lines demanded by local needs.
MRS ANNA M TRACY. | ICon,
MRS. ALICE q, YOUNG, ~ =
had The pleasure Of meeting with
the PhillpSburg union Of, W. @. T. U
at the home Of Mrs. Jane Tracy, on
Friday of last week, was glad to lind
these women alive to the interest Of
our work, to the extent that they will
organize Loyal Temperance Legion
in the near future. Mrs Riley OF the
Dana Union. was also present, and as
nhc is well. posted along our lines o
work she gagesome timely suggestions
and advice.
The Logan Union has held some
very interesting meetings recently
and have gained some new members
They presented their secretary, Mrs,
G. B. Lincoln with some tokens oil
their appreciation Of her services as
secretary for a number Of years.
FANNIE WHITNEY,
Supt. of Press Work for 9th Dist
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1905-02-02

The senior high school class gave a
pleasing entertainment at the court
house Friday evening. A program
concentrating Kansas day and Nc
Kiuley day was given A fortune
teller pictured the glorles Of the fu-
ture and cakes and cOhiections were
served literally. Partners we're drawn
BY number and the supper cost the
heavier Z tie pair exactly tne cent
for each pound u difference 10 their
wright. The net proceeds we're about
SO ~ u. u. ,:
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1905-02-02


is helping to mold The chIld's charac.
ter and form his habits. she should be
very careful to set good example in
every way, particularly In her appear
apce and the appearance OF the school
room. soq a1, .tn
~ Programs have been arranged for
tho q following teachers meetings;
Agra, February 4tb; Kirwln, Fetru.
airy lltb; PhiIlIpsburg, March Otb.
Parents should by all means keep
their boys in school until the close OF
the term even though they may be
needed on the farm.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1905-02-02

1t makes M difference how many
medicines have failed to cure you, II
you are troubled with headache. con.
stipation, kldne. or liver troubles,
HOLSTERS Rccky MOI nttin Tea will
make TJG we'll Ask Jour druggist
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1905-02-02
Fourth Quarterly Meeting.

Next Sunday, February S, 1905, at
1870 p. M, and Monday at 1000 a. m.
Rev, W. G, Meredith, presiding Elder,
win preach. Every one cordially vel.
come. LoRIN W. KEMP,
~ Pastor, NJ. e. Church,
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1905-02-02

mo lasting happiness lse'er attained
Save when the heart some other
seeks TO please"
Ella Wheeler Wilcox,
: Blanks for making term reports of
the school are In the hands Of the dis,
trict clerks ~
Some teachers do not report the av-
erage attendance correctly. Divide
the total attendance by the number
of days taught In the month.
An association Of school district Of
acers would be good thing.
There were seventeen applicants at
the teachers examination last Satur-
day. The following ware issued Ger
tihcateS:
.,.. sLooND GRADE. -, o.
Emma johnson, tqNQtIie DOnivan,
Minnie Shields, 81
THIRD GRADE.
Alice Steele, Martha Chester,
Benz r. Evans, Eunlce Klllebrew,
g. N. Kysar, Z. s. Slegrist.
The Farm and School, published by
County Superintendent W. W. Lyons
Of Lincoln Kansas, Is an excellent
newspaper devoted TO the Interests Of
the school and home. II is well wor-
thy the patronageOf the teachers and
parents OF the state. 20 ", 49,
The law requires five months school
in every district. II the district
meeting falls TO provide this, it be-
comes the duty OF the county superln.
tendent TODD 80. Z ''' ''''r's"
A bill is before the legislature to es-
tabliSh county high school In Ora.
ham county. " - r''' . - ~ -
Several teachers are not particular
enough about their personal appear
ance. AS the teacher Is model and
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1905-02-02
Baptist Church Services.

Baptist Church Services.
Sunday school at 10 a. m
Preaching services at II a. m.
Junior meeting at 3 p. m.
Preaching services at 8 p. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday at 6
}. m.
REV. CHAs. WALSH, Pastor.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1905-02-02
Birthday Surprise.

A large number OF the neighbOrS
and friends Of IF. Arnnld, gathered
at his home'in Long Island township,
last Thursday evening In honor Of his
sixtieth birthday The. event was a
complete surprise to Mr.. Arnold who
had performed his usual tasks during
the day assisted by his son Charles
who had come home to be present at
the celebration. Mrs, Arnold bad
made all her preparations at the home
Of her daughter, and thus succeeded
In avoiding any suspicion on her huS
bands part, and he did not catch-on
until after the arrival Of several Of
the guests. All the friends and neigh
bors present enjoyed the occasion and
wish Mr.. Arnold many happy returns
OF the day.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1905-02-02

Here is another train story: An old
lady down in southern Kansas who
was taking her first trip on the cars,
asked a man near her what they used
the clOthesine for. He told her IL was
for the passengers to pull and ring a
bell whenever they got hungry. Soon
after the old lady reached up and gave
the rope vigorous pull with her UNI
brellt handle. The bell rang, the
whistle sounded, brakes we're pulled
on and the train stopped. There was
much stir among the passengers, win
dows we're thrown up and presently
the conductor came rushing trough
the Car asked; who pulled the bell?"
~ did," replied the old lady, meekly
"What do you want,p asked the con-
ductor impatiently. "Well, "tsald the
old lady medtatively, you may bring
M ham sandwich and cup Of tea. F"
Jewell Republican.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1905-02-02

Oliver Elliot shipped his household
goods to PillipSburg Monday and will
make that his future home, He has
secured positiQn inihe machine shops
at that place. -Coby Free Press
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1905-02-02
Educational Notes.

NO lastip happiness ise'er attained
Save when the heart some other
seeks TO please"
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-11-30
REPORT OF PHYSICIAN.

To The Trustees Of the Iowa County Aeylum.
GERTLEhgH:-f herewith hand you my feport
~ attending physician 10 the Asylum and Home
for the year ending juno 30. 1905.
Tho majority Of the patients have enjoyed 0os.l
health and they have with only few axecptIona
been happy and contentssd.
The food has been Wholesome and Of sufficient
quantity and variety,
The patients have been kindly treated and com.
fortabiy housed.
This sanitary condition Of the buildings has bee.
well booked after and tbs grounds well KENT and
attractive. and everything dons for the comfort
Of the patients.
We have had The following deaths:
IN THE ASYLUM.
1904, Aug ~. Sam. Smith. result OF fractured
ifsol. Aug. IL. Miss johnson. cerebral hemor-
1904 Aug. ", IArzle Niebcrt heart dIseasc
1905 Fsb. "a. X, X. Anderson, would mn =,
1906 April rs. Mrs. Doyle, catarrhal pneumonia
1906 May rs. Ada Preston. nervous haustion
IN THE HOME
1904, Aug. 2, Mrs. Shishsskcy. gastritis
1905 dan. 3. Sam. Stevens, Rangrcna az foot
1906. Jan. 3. James Tregay. consumption.
Feb % Sam. Mitchell. consumption
March 30. John Jones'. suicide.
April "a. Betsy Nelson, heart disease
May II. Mary Jane Hart consnmption
Respectfully submitted.
STANshoak VIVIAN, NJ ID.
The following report Of John Knight
supervisor Of assessments, was present
cd and referred TO the COMMITTEES 81
equalization and assessment:
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1905-11-30

II. r. GRIBBLF
County Clerk
The annual report of the county treas
urer was read and referred to the COM
mittee on treasurer's accounts, as fol-
lows:
To the Honorable Board OF Supervisors o.
Iowa county, Wisconsin:
Gentlemen: | herewith submit 4 report OF
the receipts and disbursements, and the
transactions OF my Office as county treas
urer from January 70 October 81, 1905
both day Inclusive
RECEIPTR