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The San Francisco call., 1905-04-24
v ARNER SCORES
OYER CUTLER

The class singles tennis tournament
commenced at the California Club. last
Sunday was completed yesterday. The
finals of the third and fourth classes
were played and resulted in victories
for Moulten Warner and Ed Bacon.
The former won third class honors.
while the latter proved his supremacy
in the baby class.
Warmers opponent was George Cut
Ter. The latter proved no match for
his stronger and older adversary. Cut
Ter won a set, but the other three were
annexed by Warner quite easily. The
score in Warmers favor was 6-1. 6-2.
4-6 6-1
The fourth class match was too one
sided to be interesting. Bacon proved
much too strong for Daniel Volkmann
and won in straight sets, GA. 6-2. 6-1
Some good practice matches were
played, especially in doubles. George
James and Carl Gardner Joined forces
for the first time and proved a strong
combination. They won three sets out
of four from Frank Mitchell and Sid
ney Salisbury. James is playing an
unusually strong game, and If Gardner
could improve his overhead work they
would make a strong team. Salisbury
played a good game, as usual. but
Mitchell was rather unsteady. The
score was 6-3, 6-2, 1-6, 6-2.
Another good doubles match was
that in which George Busch and Grant
Smith defeated Melville Long and Har-
old Gabriel. The latter are two of the
cleverest youngsters in the city. but
their more experienced opponents were
much too strong for them. Busch
drove with remarkable precision and
seemed to get the balls just out of his
opponents reach. The score was 6-3.
6-3, 2-6.
After winning the fourth class Ed
Bacon took on w. G, Knowlton. one of
the best men in the third class. Bacon
won the first set from the iron man.
but the latter realizing he had a hard
man TO beat, got TO work in the next
two sets and won them. both. The
score 40, ga, 6-3.
Warner had no difficulty in beating
Spencer Grant, 6-2, 6-1. The latter was
out of practice.
There was ,uothing scheduled at the
park yesterday, the day being devoted
to practice. Herbert Schmidt and
Harry Rolfe of the California Club
and Clarence Griffin and Charles Foley
of the Golden Gate Club furnished a
good exhibition. The public courts
players took three sets. all of which
were close. The score. SO. 10. GA.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-24
Oakland Hornets PositIons Independents.
CHICAGO RACING SITUATION
IN A TANGLED CONDITION
Season Is to Open Next Saturday at
Worth. but the Authorities
MAY Interfere.

CHICAGO. April %. = According to
the race trackN programme which,
however, Is considerably blurred -
racing around Chicago is to begin
next Saturday at Worth course
Not for years has the opening been
regarded with so much apathy. AL
though only a few days intervene
before the opening turf enthusiasts do
not feel sure they will have a chance
at their favorite sport. The managers
Of Worth track are going ahead with
their arrangements, but they admit
they are not sure they will be allowed
to race.
War" has an additional depressing
effect on the situation. Not one racing
fan in a dozen cares whether the West
ern Jockey Club enforces it's so-called
outlaw rule at Worth, but all of them
are wondering whether John Condor
will conspire secretly against the meet
ing or whether the Harlem man may
not proceed against the track i'm the
courts by injunction. He might do this
effectually If he chose, as he owns
quite a share of stock in the Worth
Club and it has jumped from the West
ern Jockey Club against his counsel.
Either proceeding would probably shut
the gates at WORTH even If there were
no interference from the Cook County
authorities.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-24
P PANOCHE LEADS
FRISKY BARBAR A

Owing to twenty undecided trials
being run at Union Park yesterday
the stake could not be completed. 1t
required six trials before Hidden
Hatred was declared winner over
Homer Boy in the first round.
The stake which was unfinished from
the previous week was won by
Panoche. Frisky Barbara, which was
a to choice led for short distance,
but Panoche passed her out and won.
Fairy Belle beat the l to 3 choice,
Presto. She followed this UP by de-
feating Renegade Apache, the 1 to 2
favorite. Rector beat Rocker Arm at
odds of to 1. The days results with
Judge P. ]. Reilly's official scores fol-
low:
Unfinished stake: Fifth round-Frsky Bar
bara beat Quita, 80: Panoche beat Flower
Girl, 80.
Use Me-Freda c. beat A. T. Biddle's Frisky
Barbara fortuna Favente-Little Beauty, 20.
beat pr raes Maid E ss spaT beat ssn 5on
Heenan. 81; Doc Burns beat Stingaree, 81;
In Time beat Northern Flyer, 5-l; Glaucus
beat ] e II, As; Friendless Boy beat Famous
Fawcett. 40; Pomona beat Angus Cissus, 40;
The Rival beat Duhallow, so; Raby Aurora
beat Patched Up, Al Iodine beat Muggsy,
SO; Rush Away beat Eiery Rock. 4-3; La
Rosa beat Yellowstone, Az; Little Plupger
beat Ina. Cissus, 3-2; Presidio Boy beat Rag
secretive beat Our Motto. 80: Foxhunter beat
Nellie NJ. 60; Hidden Hatred beat Ho-
mer Boy, 100; Orsina beat Aeolus,
Al; Valley Pride beat Haphazard, 90; Rene
gade Apache beat Frisco Lad. 80; Fairy Belle
beat Presto, 80; Rector beat Race King, 20;
Rocker Arm beat Polkadot, 30; The Referee
beat Rose of Gold, 40: Gold Chain beat Shot
gun 2-1: For Gold beat Mount Rose, 80; Hud-
\son beat Amandan, 80.
AsieeO s IN Time beat Doc Pea Burns 0ekes
Friendess Boy beat Giaucuse 80; The Rival
beat Pomona, SO; Raby Aurora beat Iodine,
4-3; La Rosa beat Rush Away. 30; Little
Plunger beat Presdio Boy. 20; Tilie beat
Secretive, 6-I; Foxhunter beat Hidden Hatred,
1914; Valley Pride beat Orsinar IA; Fairy
Belle beat Renegade Apache, 20: Rector beat
Rocker Arm, 20; Gold Chain beat The Ref
cree, 20: Hudson beat For Gold, 5-1
Third round-Agile Squirt beat IN Time. AZ;
The Rival beat Friendess Boy. 2-1: La Rosa
beat Raby Aurora. 80: Tille r beat Little
Plunger 20; Valley Pride beat Foxhurter,
so; Rector beat Fairy Belle. 80; Hudson beat
Gold Chain. so.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-24
SAILORS ENJOY
OPENING CRUISE

At about 10:4b yesterday morning
Commodore Morrow of the San Fran
cisco Yacht Club set the signal Cap
tains report aboard the flagship" on his
sloop Challenger. At 11:30 the signal
to leave moorings and start on the
opening cruise of the season was given.
The following yachts followed the
flagship: The schooners White Wings
and Martha, the sloops Ariel, Nauti-
lus, Surprise, White Heather, Queen,
Annie, Merope and Phoenicia. F. A.
Hyde's motor boat Olive also went
the water front under light breeze,
which freshened in the channel; thence
as far as the Vallejo street wharf, and
thence to Angel Island, where the sig
nal go as you please was set.
The sloops Corinthian, Josie and
Mist Of the Corinthian Yacht Club and
the sloops Olympic and Cornfiower of
the Vallejo Yacht Club brought large
parties to the jinks on Saturday night
and lay at moorings off the San Fran
cisco Yacht Club house. The sloop
Stella and the little yawl She of the
Encinal Yacht Club cruised over from
Alameda to Sausalito on Saturday, re-
turning home yesterday.
Among the well-known Corinthians
who attended the jinks were Comno-
dore T. Jennings, ce-Commodore j..
C. Brickell and Frank Bartlett.
Dr. T. L. Hill is again the owner of
the sloop Queen and will sail her dur
ing the coming season.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-24
RowDY BASEBALL AT PORTLAND
Pitcher Goodwin Tries to Hit Mama
ger McCreedie With the Ball.

PORTLAND. April 23.-Los Ange-
les took to-day's game in the twelfth
inning by score of 5 to 2. There
were all sorts Of baseball thrown into
these twelve innings-good baseball.
sinful miscues, wrangling and displays
of bad temper that should not be
tossed into anv ball game. Manager
McCreedie, while standing on the plate
disputing Umpire Klopf's decision,
had a ball thrown directly at his head
by Pitcher Goodwin. 1t was vicious
and rowdy act. For his display Of
temper Goodwin was fined SIS and
was driven from the game. This and
an error by Schaffey at a critical time
of the game, when Bert Jones virtu-
ally had them shut out 1 to O., Were
the causes Of yesterdays defeat. The
score:
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Cruzados MayHang
Up New Coast
Record.
Jennings Stable Is
Still at Top of
the Heap.

The programme for the final two
weeks OF racing at Oakland has been
announced. A number of interesting
features have been arranged. incIud-
ing handicaps for the sprinters and
for the distance performers. fine
held viii meet Wednesday in the five
and half furlong handicap, for which
q purse Of $500 is offered. Should
ihe race I'LL acceptably the purse will
be increased 10 $1,000.
Next Saturday will be "Fabiola
Day. the proceeds being donated to
ne rabloia Hospital by the New Cal
ifornia. Jockey Club The Fabiola cun
for gentlemen riders viii he one of the
attractions. It Will be at one mile and
seventy yards for four-year-olds and
upward, the weights TO be l65 pounds
Tor four year-Olds and 40 for five
year-olds and over.
Mounts will be drawns by lot at IL
a. m Friday. The rider of the win
ner VIII be presented with silver.
cup. Gentlemen desiring mounts
should communicate with DR.. w. l.
Dunn who has charge of the matter.
Walter Jennings leads the winning
owners with $l9,6O5. Three others
have passed the SIS. 600 mark. About
$Ss5.e0O has been distributed in stakes
and purses. the principal winners be-
ing:
". 3. Jennings. SIe.eo5; NJ. J. DAILY. sl5. geo:
= =. 6owel Sl5.555. G. " Wilson. S15. .5I0
Louis II. Eel SI3. 100: Frank skinner SO
5ee, P. Ryan ss23o; I. G. Ferguson $7905
MTs. c z Miller, s7490; John r Schorr
$50; T. Cameron. STcS0; James Ryan se575:
Alllan Csi.ill, S6035; Gill Summers & Co.
S9e2O; r A. Smith, $3.50; Fitzgerald & Cree
S5feg; Stanheld Ellis. 5000: Multnomah STA
be. S50Io; T. n. Ryan S4975: d s Fountain
$3.50; Mrs. James Coffey. s4ST0: Napa Stock
Farm S4595; Y. Gilbert S4505: G. T HenshaH
S5561' =. Green. $3955. ". T Brinkworth
S55l5; J. Reavey, S3455 Baker City Stable
SS525: :. J. Jones' $500: 8. Judge $3295: w
= Price, $3.50. Walter Scharetg s3225: T H
Stevens q Sen, S3125; p Sheridan. S3l45: S A
aoppas. $3.50; William Baird & Co. 5000;
II. Stover. SSOI5.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-24
Joe Corbett Loses His Game.

Brother Joe Corbett mounted the
slab at Idora Park in the morning
game for the first time since the league
season opened. He let the Commuters
get but two hits. Errors did the rest
and four runs resulted. Moskiman
pitched a swell game of ball for Oak
land and came near making 1t blank.
Dunleavy got the longest hit of the
game, a sizzling three cushioner out to
left center field. The score:
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-24

The San Francisco and Talagoo
teams played an exhibition match of
lacrosse on the Presidio athletic
grounds yesterday afternoon. the ball
being faced soon ter 2 o'clock. Two
quarters of twen~y minutes each were
played, the San Francisco men scoring
6 goals to the Talagoos' q The referee
was c. H. Mimic of the Olympic La
crosse Club. Though the San Fran
cisco team played two men short. their
passing was better than that of their
opponents, and O'Brien was accurate
in shooting for goal.
The game was rough. several of the
players carrying away marks of the
conflict. At 3:30 O'Clock. the football
teams came out and the lacrosse men
rested. During the intermission at
4:20 the lacrosse teams walked upon the
ground and began to play. but after
much argument were persuaded to
withdraw, it being explained that the
football game was the final and decid-
ing match of the season. while the Ia
crosse game was merely for purposes
of practice and exhibition. The teams
lined UP as follows:
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-24
Baseball at San Rafael.

SAN RAFAEL, April 23.-The base
ball season opened here to-day with an
exciting game between the Gorhams
of San Francisco and the San Rafaels.
The former team won by score of 10
to T. Mayor Gieske tossed the first
ball over the plate. Batteries - San
Rafael, Luhtenberg and Esola.
Grahams, Bell and Bowers
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SUMMARY
Stolen bases-waldron.

Stolen bases-waldron Murphy, Kruger
streib. Errors--Moskiman, Kelly, Devereaux
Walters, Irwin, Murphy. Gochnauer. Three
base hit--Duneavy. Two-base hit--Kruger
Sacrifice hits-Francks Dunleavy Shea, Kru-
ger. First base on errors-San Francisco 8.
Oakland 4. First base called balls--On Cor
bett g. off Moskiman 1. Left on bases-San
Francisco g. Oakland g Struck out-By Cor
bett 4. by Moskiman s. Double play-Cor-
bett to Murphy. Passed ball-Byrnes Time
OF game-One hour and forty-hve minutes
Umpre-Perine.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-24

DRUNKEN MAN DISTURBS WORSHIP
ERS-Oluf Hansen while in drunken con-
dition yesterday morning at o'clock. wan
dered into St Ignatius Catholic Church while
religious service was going on. The man 8
conduct was such that Policeman OConnor
was sent from the City Hall to arrest him.
Out OF charity for his condition he was charged
with plain drunkenness. instead of disturbing
n congregation of worshipers.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-24

MEMPHIS, April 23.-The reported apprs-
hension here Of the mysterious Mr.. Dove
who Is said to have killed Chauffeur William
Bate in a suburb OF Chicago last November is
denied by local authorities. No man answer
ing to the description OF the Chicago murderer
is under arrest here. say the police.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-24
IUMMARY.
Stolen bases-Kruger. BY

Stolen bases-Kruger, Byrnes. Kelly. Err
rors-MurpAy Devereaux. Two-base hits
Devereaux. Van Haltren. Murphy. Sacrifice
hits-Spencer 2, Byrnes Kelly. First base on
error-Oakland. First base on called balls
OF Henley 1. on Iberg 2 Left on bases-San
Francisco H. Oakland L. Struck out-By Hem
ley 5, by Iberg 8. Umpire-Perine-
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Los Angeles
Totals. 4s s Z a6 II
SUMMARY

Errors-Van Buren 2. Schlafiey ?. Smith,
Struck out-By Goodwin 4. by Jones A. Bases
on balls-Of Jones l. Off Goodwin 4 First
base OF errors-Portland I. Los Angeles ,.
Two-base hits-Schlaiey. Householder. Cra-
vath. Tomen. Double pIays-Van Buren, TO
Schlahey; Cravath to Brashear. Left on bases
Portland D. Los Angeles 3. Sacrifice hit
Ross Stolen basesAMcCreedie. Goodwin. To-
man. Hit by pitched bail-McCreedie. Atz-
Passed ball-Eagar. Time OF game-Two hours
thirty minutes Umpire-Klopf
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-24
4OAHI AMI CIIDnIIEC IINJrI E,c NEN 7-y1
ALL THE CRACK SPR|NTERS
WILL MEET ON WEDNESDAY
HORSES SELECTED
ON RECENT FORM
BIZ FIRED E. AfULHonnAND.

First race-Lady King, Conn
modore Eastland. YOio Girl.
Second race-Pachuca, Ere
Yesterday. H-Caul-Cap.
Third race-Ethel Barrymore,
Lady Kispar, Lucrece.
Fourth race-Allopath, Rey
Dare, Tannhauser.
Fifth race-F. E. Shaw, Tou-
pee, FunnySide.
Sixth race - Ralph Young,
Forest King, Handy Bill.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-24
SUMMARY


Errors-Kane. Hall. Struck out-By Keefs
8. by Roach 8. Bases balls-OR Keefe ?.
Hit by pitcher-Kane. Stolen bases-Shee-
han, Nordyke. Casey Two-base hits-Doyle.
Sheehan- First base on errors-Tacoma g
Double plays-Casey to Nordyke, Keefe TO
Graham to Nordyke. Left on bases-Tacoma
3. Seattle 3. Time OF game-One hour and
twenty minutes. Umpire-Davis.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-24
LARGE FIELDS
AT EMERYVILLE

The fields at Oakland this afternoon
have a decidedly open look, with a
chance for many upsets. Following
are the entries:
First race-Three and a half furlongs; two
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-24
SUMMARY.
BY Fitzpatrick S. by wiIliau1s S.

Struck out-By Fitzpatrick S. by Williams S.
Errors-Kane. Houtz 2. Burns, Williams 3.
Bases on balls-On Fitzpatrick ;. on williams
4. Hit by pitcher-NoFdyke. Lynch. Nc
Laughlin. Graham. Passed balls-Graham 1.
Frary l. Wild pitch-Fitzpatrick. Stolen
oases-Nordyke .. Eagan Sheehan McIaugh-
In Two base hits-Doyle Houtz Kane. First
Ease on errcrs-Tacoma 4. Sacrifice hits-Ca-
sey Graham Double plays-Eagan to Casey
70 Nordyke. Frary to Kane to Frary: Hall TO
Burns to James Left on oases-Tacoma II.
Seattle g. Time OF game-One hour fifty min
utes. Umpire-Davis.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-24

VIENNA, April 25.--Carl Konizak, who was
leader Of the Austrian band at the st. Louis
Exposition last year, was accidentally killed
in trying to board railway train at Baden,
near Vienna. to-day.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-24

Otto Lemcke. 2o6. 200; first class. John de w.t.
203 200; second class. d. Schinkel, $50; third
class A. Schaefer, 1877 1876; fourth class, J..
Dieken 1874 12s: best first shot, August West
phsl %; best last shot. Otto Lemcke, %.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-24

Try the United States Laundry, 1904
Market street. Telephone South 420.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-24
SEALS HAVE VICTORY
WITHIN THEIR GRASP
Necessary Hit Fails With the Bases All
Occupied in the Ninth Inning.

F'rary scored him with a single. The :
Tigers out-fielded and out-batted the
visitors in both contests. The scores:
AFTERNOON CAME
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-24
MORNING CAME.

sBatted for Roach in the ninth
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-24
Totals .3s 2 IL % IA

FBatted for G0chnauer IN ninth
tBatted for Henley in ninth.
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4 OakTand-
Totals.2s l 4 p Isl

RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS.
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RUNS AND HITS BY INNING
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o'alS.o- ~ - 10 Iotais.ol a 10
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-01-20
Thursday, Jan. 3.

Board called to order at 8 O'Clock.
Members all present.
Motion made and carried to redeem
the SW a Of sec l-104-6l from tax
sale of 1904 on account of error.
Motion made and carried to redeem
lot II, block "A, G. & G.. add to city
OF Mitchell from tax sale of 1904 on
account Of error
W. B. Tobey vas granted ii refund
OF S25.12 for having paid taxes twice
on the same land for 1904, NV a
25-1Ol-6O.
Motion made and carried to redeem
lots 1, 2, 3, block II, Ethan village,
on account erroneous sale 1904.
Motion made and carried to re-
deem from tax sale lot IL block AZ C..
s. 8. addition to city Of Mitchell on
account Of erroneous tax sale 104.
Motion made and carried to redeem
from tax Of 1899 lot 10 block Z II. G.
Applegate's addition to city of
Mitchell, on account Of errors.
Motion made and carried TO re-
deem from tax sale 1904 west 90 feet
OF lots Is, II, IS, block s., city Of
Mitchell, being the property Of the
city of Mitchell.
The following bridge petitions
were presented to the board.
n,o f,o,, po~o toppcbip einpod
by r. Syre and others praying for a
bridge across Twelve mile creek be-
tween sections 5 and Sof said town
ship. Referred to commissioner c. f.
for investigation.
A petition for a bridge across
James River between sections 2 AMI
IL, in Perry township, signed by
Martin Gleason and others, referred
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Wedno LAY, January a.

Board called to order at 9o'clock a.
M, Jan. 4.
Members present: S. j. Moore, j.
W. Gilfllan, o. NJ. Buttertield and
G. f. Drake.
The following bills were allowed:
] III Ferris, mdse for county..$ 6 &c
John Roth, labor at court
VIM Il WEIGH CO, blanks for y
VIM Fl. WEIGH Co. books for
county superintendent 5000. 26 OC
WmH WelchCo. books for county
superintendent So. 90 allowed S OO
Miss Blanche Fitch, care Of
Mrs Anna Wilson, insane.... 2 90
Educator School Supply Co,
blanks for county superin-
tendent.. 80 25
w "Coulsey, salary county
superlntendent for 2 days
Jan, 1905 ..:................. Z 40
Davis & Daniels Co, coal for
II Haynes mes coal foy county -
Davis & Daniels CO, lumber ~
Tor county trIdge............ SO IL
Davis s. Daniels Co, mdse for
county poor farm ........... 100
FL Irish, sheriff fees. mileage
going after horse L%hieves.... 3 O6
A J Curtis, livery for county
commissioners. 10 90
J Q Roth, polling place for
election 1904. 3 90
Gardner s. B~riedenback, dray-
ing for county. IS
w AEClark, salary jailor and
janitOr 3 days Jan, l9O5..... S 90
Motion made and carried to ad-
journ to 1880 p. m.
Afternoon Session.
Board called to order at / 80 p. m.
Members present: S. j. Moore, j.
w. Gil6llan, o. M. Butterield and
@. f. Drake.
r. F. Dundas. coroner, reported
in the matter of inquisitior Of w.
NJ. Whittjcar was on motion accepted
and following fees were allowed, to-
Wits
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1905-01-20
Thursday, January IL.

Board called to order at 9 O'Clock.
Members all present.
The matter of dipping tanks was
brought up and following resolution
was passed:
Motion made and carried that ac-
tion be deferred on the matter of es-
tablishing dipping tanks in the coun-
ty until March meeting Of the board
or until such time as the legislature
has passed some measure regulating
same.
John Gilfllan, mdse for poor
ldIu ~
Motion made and carried to ad-
journ to 2 O'clock p. m.
Afternoon Session.
Board called to order at 2 O'Clock
p. m.
Members all present.
Motion made and carried to accept
the bond filed by Western National
Bank as ore of Dawson county de-
%positories for county funds.
W Gilfllan, 9 days county
commissioner. 36 90
j W Giltillan, mileage. ..... 70
j w Giliillan, 4 days commit
tee work. l6 90
j w Gilfillan, mileage......... 4 90
Total. s56 10
s J Moore. 9 days county COM
nlSSlOIlCT OO w
S ] Moore, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10
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90 ". sNallaQ To- luvestllatlea.

70 J ", SNallap tos ipvestlaatlea
\ petition slened nv CAST Swsusou
aHd Others iot a bridge across Twelve
mile creek between sections IA and
-. in robia townships, re1ersea 10
Commissioners & f. ptaSe Tor iuyes,
ugation.
Clerk OF Courts ) GatsrsA handed
in 4 eeQuisitiou TOR IS names to re-
pienish the luty tist Repaired To he
Kept by hIm aud the following
names were selected by the board.
Perry township, Frank Darmer and
j. w. Gilfllan.
BADGER towuShip, VIM Cluk.
Badger township, ". II. Comstock.
Blendon township. {. j. AItnen,
Blendou township, G. Is. Kelsey.
Mt. Vernon township, Duncan Earl
Mt. Vernon township. Abner Cox.
Mt. Vernon village,C d. Boyden.
Mt. Vernon village. Edwin Fitch.
Beulah township, JEFF Allen.
Beulah township, Oswald Michcals.
Mitchell township, Nels Jensen
Mitchell township, w. A. Getty.
Prosper township. j. NJ. Erion.
Prosper township, j. 2. Carlson.
Lisbon township, Carl Murner.
Lisbon township, A. NJ. Gardner.
Union township, Elijah Rogers.
Union township. Isaac Christopher
Baker township, Christ R%uthardt.
Baker township, Sam Daniels.
Tobin township, George Fuller.
Iobin township, Chas Grady.
Rome township, VIM. Smith.
Rome township, David Loevingel.
Ethan village, Joseph Scheick.
Ethan village, Charley Brown.
City of Mitchell, First ward, c. NJ.
Goldie.
City of Mitchell First ward, j. W.
.Broadbent.
City of Mitchell Second ward, L.
B. Webster.
City of Mitchell Second ward, Dan
Collins.
City of Mitchell Third ward, II.
ID. Butterfield.
City OF Mitchell Third ward. {. c.
Bras.
City of Mitchell Fourth ward, II.
b. Anderson.
City of Mitchell Fourth ward, Rob-
ert Burns.
Motion made and carried to grant
the renewal of school loan of Henry
Klingberg for a term of 3 years, Sc
cured by a mortgage on NE a sec
3-102-6l amount $500. 90.
Motion made and carried to adjourn
to 80 p. III.
Afternoon Session.
Board called to order at / 30 p. m.
Members all present.
Board proceeded to settle with
County Auditor.
Motion made aud carried to ad
joum to 9 O'Clock Friday morning.