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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-07-12
BIG DAYS At STATE FAIR.
Fargo, Grand Forks, Moorhead,
W0odsmans, Commercial,
Travelling Mems Days During
July 1928.

Special excursion trains, at
greatly reduced rates for fair and
the tickets to include admission
to the fair have been arranged
for running into Fargo from var.
ious big towns to the state dur
ing State Fair week July 1928.
The following is the schedule:
Monday, July 23-Opening
Day.
Tuesday, July Embodiment
Day.
Wednesday, July 25-Grand
Forks Day.
Thursday, July 26-Commer.
cial Travelling Mems Day.
Friday, July 27-Fargo Day.
Saturday, July 2S-Moorhead
Day.
All the towns on the main
lines and those branches running
into these towns and then into
Fargo are included on the days
most convenient for them. In
this way everybody in the state
may secure special excursion
rates to Fargo to see the big fair
the automobile races and the
other attractions offered by that
city and her sister: Moorhead.
Your nearest railroad agent
will give you full information as
to time Of excursions and rates.
The fair will be the biggest and
best ever held in the state or the
Northwest. Money and time Of
men OF high business ability have
been expended in makingit great.
There is $1,000 offered in a.
wards on exhibits, which include
everything Of interest.
Ample accommodations for
your care and entertainment
have been arranged for. You
will be directed to the informa.
ton bureau, thence to comforta.
BILE quarters, which will be reas.
onable in expense as the manage.
ment of the fair has made deter.
mined efforts to see that no pet.
ty graft or hold-up is practiced
in any manner or form in Fargo
during that week.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-07-12

A sweet breath adds to the Joy of a
kiss. You wouldn't want to kiss your
wife, mother or sweetheart with bad
breath. You can't have sweet breath
without healthy stomach. You can't
have a healthy stomach without per-
feet digestion. There is only one rene
dy that digests what you eat and makes
the breath as sweet 40 rose-and that
remedy IS KODOL FOR DYSPEPSIA
1t is relief for sour stomach, parpita
ton of the heart, and other ailments
arising from disorder of the stomach
and digestion. Take little Kodol after
your meals and see what it will do fol
you. Sold by McCoY & Co.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the matter Of the estate of
Josh FOole DaceaSo6

Notice is hereby given by the undersigned.
William F. Myers, administrator Of the estate
county OF Ward and state of North Dakota,
deceased. to the creditors Of, and all persons
having claims against. said deceased. to exhib-
it them With the necessary vouchers, within
four months after the first publication of this
notice to said administrator. at the Office of
NJ. J. Barrett in the Lee block in the city
Of MinOt N. D.. in said Ward county or with
the county Judge.
Dated June 18th. 1905.
William F. Myers. Administrator
First publication on the 2lSt day OF June.
A D. 1906. 6-2l-7-12
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior. Land Office at
Minot. n. b. June 21 1905.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim. and
that said proof will be made before the Regis.
ter and Receiver OF the United States Land
Office. Minot N. D.. on Aug IT, 1906, viz: Reu.
ben Prouse. H. E. No. 4422, for the sw4, sec.
%, town. 154. range 81.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land. viz: w. D. Wilson. Harry Blom,
H. P. Rygmyr. klut HoluEl, a of Minot n. D.
L. D. McGahan. Register.
c. Aurland, atty, Minot, n d. 6-2s-S-2
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the matter of the estate Of Albert Iha
deceaSed

UeCeaStU, |------
Notice is hereby given by the unde gned
John J. Coyle. public administrator OF Ware
county. n D.. administrator Of the estate OF
Albert Than. late of the county of Ward and
state OF North Dakota. deceased, to the cred
itors of. and all persons having claims against
said deceased. to exhibit them with the neces
sary vouchers, within four months after the
first publication of this notice. to said admins
traitor at his once in the city Of Minot in saiC
Ward county.
Dated March Sd A. D. 1905.
5-l7-a13 John J. Coyle Public Administrator
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Call at Stoltz's lumber yard and
get prices on all kinds Of building
material. &C. H. Rudd, Agent.
Bring your barley and speltz to
Teutsch feed mill and get so cents
per 100 lbs, cash. tt
All kinds OF galvanized stock
tanks made to order.
Phone 1926. G.. E. Eroe,
S-tf. Nash Block, Minot.
Lawn Mowers sharpened and
adjusted. Phone 1926.
S-tf. C. E. Eroe.
Nash Block, Minot.
/. WANTED-Girl wanted at
once for general work in hotel.
Highest wages paid.
; MRS. GEO. WE1GAND,
1926 Tasker, N. D..
TAKEN UP-In township 157, range
SO, section @, neA: one sorrel mare,
weight about 800 lbs. Brand resembles
figure 8; wide white stripe in face; age
about 6 years. Owner prove property
and pay charges. Yours Respt.,
6-217.5 Rev. r. HATHAWAY.
Does evil still, your whole life fill?
Does woe betide?
Your thoughts abide on suicide?
You need pill!
Now for prose and facts-De Wits
Little Early Risers are the most pleas
ant and reliable pills known today. They
never grippe. Sold by Mccoy 4 20.
Women with weaknesses should never
forget DR.. Shops Night Cure. This
magic like local treatment. is used at
bedtime, all night while the syslem is at
rest, it is constantly building up the
weakened tissues, soothing the inflamed
and sensitive surfaces and will surely
clean up all catarrhal and local troubles
Sold by A. P. SLocuM, druggist.
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The State of North Dakota to the said De-
fendant:
BY this second Summons herein you are di
rected to appear before me at my Office in the
City of Minot of the county of Ward in said
1905. there to answer the complaint of S. P. Lee
against you, alleging that there is due plaintiff
from defendant the sum of 5000 for board fur
nished during the month of May, 1906, no part
of which has been paid, that payment has beer
demanded and refused and demanding judg
ment against you for the sum of 5000 and costs
of this action. and you are notified that unless
take Judgment against you accordingly
Given this 3Oth day of June 1906.
John Lynch,
1919 Justice of the Peace
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SUMMONs-SERVICE BY PUBLICATION.

: Before John Lynch
County OF Ward, } Justice of the Peace
S. P. Lee,
il"in'ih' Summons-Service
f;b.s K.r+fnoon by Publication
Defendant
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StrinqtOWn 1 Celebrates.

The 18th OF July was celebrated
at the home OF A. Nj. Britton and
everyone enjoyed themselves tc
the fullest possible extent. A
tent was pitched wherein B. c.
Witham and A. NJ. Britton served
the crowd with refreshments Of
all kinds. A dinner was served
on long tables in Mr.. Britton's
new barn at noon and supper
again in the evening. In the
afternoon a large crowd wit.
messed the ball game played be.
tween the Farmers and the Ran.
cheers which resulted in a score u
seven to nine in favor OF the
Ranchers.
Following the game the crowd
repaired to the yard where they
listened to an excellent address
delivered by Rev. johnson. After
the address was given a few
sports were participated in; horse
racing. foot racing etc.
After supper had been served
in the loft OF the barn, the tables
were removed and a dance en-
sued. which lasted until about 2
o'clock, when everyone repaired
to their respective homes vowine
that they never had a better OF
more enjoyable time and hoping
that the Fourth would soon
come again.
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1919
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-25
Mi. Carton
ness.ChaHapion Corrosponaanes
"Wednesday. May .

ness. .ChaHlpiau Corrosyonaenes.
Weanssday, MAY .
: NJ Danueliy was here from
Denver Ssnasv
un Idle days here the men take
EXERCISES At shpo;Ing
Iack Phillips is back We can
get Vp auother show som.
L. u Hutchinson drove o. town
SUNDAY returning next dav
Steve kIlien was visitor here
"Wednesday from Eas; river
The rain on "Wednesday was an
agreeable change from snow
Born, TO Mr. aud Mrs Angelo
fiann Saturday last boy No race
sglcide at Mt Carbon.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-25
Ans0g RassssS FseSx
s,~cs~. Cosras.~.~.s.acs

u l.. Ga.s.issEsas,E xss ssor iEos.s
tt.zrss 0A >sss.rsax ..s.s
Mr. aaA M , T.. NeFlil.s-A 40
nIoeiy -etlisd "a lhe ha~aEa H.rracs
se-s ss~nas 90 Cs8.ssEazo -lFsci.
Nrs Hs~~sa tsluson weuf d
s.sllaa Wednesday b. sIcad scsorai
xsess sssstsng Eci.ssses asa trsa1s<4s
Wsrd - reeesvea tram l,auvilis
III. that Mr. Owen itzpasFlek l.as
lsfs tte hsspssai and u EsceserIns :
saEatiy
>sassan Agens " Niiiiaas ii.iaraas
~ tbai a reduction 81 IS per han
aFed has been aads ga nearly al
GLASSES IL ires0hi over the ~ y X
q railroad
Gase aud Bay brosals the Lake
Clay enztae in far repasrs again Oh
Saturday CoEPi.snd saa Marshall
made the run Entli Monday. when
repairs we've completed
The bridge aud balidIRg gang
hIch has been working near Gun
nison ior several weeks were sent up
b. Marshall Pass "Wednesday b. take
she roofs of the snow sheds.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-25
: V1o1 n1ty ~ o~0 !
fI4 ar0nV1Ac lssrns - |!
: nes aAs svrews ~ >
D4ys.r Du.aes
~s.CEanagss.G Correspor aenee.

Ns~s.e Eanas.ssc Co-rsspoE aenoe.
edne~i.v. MAJ -
Carr BFos saw mil Is as.sn u
operation.
t.agene Bssers Is sorA,nx a
Carr msll
Mrs Claude AddsHssoa s.sssss
Mrs Carl Benson Sunday
Mr. Perkins aud other ss.eep mef
are already N these parts
Jacob rhile had the misiortus.
O. lose hIs best horse last week.
G. 7. Ilobsan II Moasrore 10 ea
ployed oI the A3dIngtoH ranch
Mrs l.. II Harris was down frou
tho saw mIil recently and report
snow nearly gone
The Lake Fork raises little ever
dsy and warm weather continue
viii be az high a. last wear
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-25
Popularity OF Base Ball

Baseball has grown ~ sssntie proportions
~sshIu tha izsi y year- and tho scientific ~or,
- the teams del i.isi millions - spscfstou-.
There are % many tiiuss 10 .amiHe Ia the game
that "a y Impossible a.fscribC them. II D. also
iuipo-=ible b. d.-cribc Tho wonderful amount
- good that has baeu dssne bs the ceiabEsisd
Hosiattors stomach Biiters during ~ - yesr-
ekp-rismce People al ever m. world have
been coredhy ~ after other remesiiss had iailsd.
n vou arr nervous. sleepless. have no aup.fit..
bowels stive aud f'-ai rundown III. Bitters -
ueaii.d al once II positively corrects silmentz
caused bs a di-oriis.rea -tanu ach, hs.r sid
news. such pnof spt.f tte. nau-.s- pios iux
back achis. bill u=nea-. hafulenoy, indigestion.
dyspepsia rostixeue-s s,r nalaria- Iry a brttlc
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-25
Upper Cannass,a v VaiiSv
e~s-Champion Correspondence.

>e~s-D hampton Correspondence.
TUESDAY. May %
Everyone is getting along nicely
With spring work SEEDING is near y
all dome.
Aimont stone is belng shipped
three cars al a time.
Tally Havmaker is enlargsng his
big ditch
Mesdsmes j. :. Marshall aud
l. W Estes spent tw9 davs al the
Thee. Davis ranch tins week.
Miss Ethel Miller has been msk
ing old fashioned visits IN this
beighborhood the past week Wish
she wosld come oftener than once a
year.
The neigbborhood gave N iss
Mabel Walker surprise on her
fifteenth birthday Everyone mad .
good time and left wishing Mabe
many happy returns Of the day
MIR and Mrs. I. Nesbith of Bald
win were callers in this vicinity
TUESDAY, returning home with a
load of seed oats from Tully Hav-
max ers place.
Several attended the dance at Lee
Lehman last Saturday night. A
large crowd was in attendance and
all enioved themselves immensely
After a bounteous luncheon all de.
parted for home.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-25

y ss-t '.a..s..s1. as.yslsasssEsses.
Wednesday M-s =

Wednesday. N~s -
Mr. and Mr. AfEed sissHas n..sla
a bss-ssse-- tEly - ..leaa I sssei.ss
: 81 kns.s. ~ho k.s saea a
Lake Cifv. ressaraea y sie C.Epeaser
ss.sns .-.-s Neex
4.se Celssl.a Elser reached she
tigisesf pessni os she ~ca-sa 90 San
a.sv i.s-i. lle ROAD aioa. fi.e rlSeF =
Iri p.a>s-.tsie .na one ssnAA bEsaae l-
g,se Al travel ior she pFe-eai -
~ horsssissck
CaAs barnett and y & Arasid
snest i've hgurs with Thee kenneF
>.sfsrisv They we're on their ~sy
. LewIsssu. Idaho. The bess were
~s.l equipped far the trip. having
I've Eae heavy horses. a hrss class
caspsng outfit and wagon. They
have ialah IN Horace Greeleys al
wee. yosng men = VEST. and are
the Kind 81 asen who deserve o. win.
Their friends here wish them much
success.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-25
2uuUeso1n
Ss~ssC CsAa.y.os corresSsaassee.

Ns~s.C sAay.os CouresSsS assee
Monday Gas q
The >ansys.de and Abe l.Incoin
ars "a sV.csslsd eEe.
Elmer " llev has very fne saoW
lug oa hls Msllsngsr property
The camp Is .atarlns Itseli IN
sagan.er garb and iocikInz Iss be-t.
r. b. Morris Of Clsrksbars "
a. Is expected T. arrive "a camp
abosi jane 10
Mr. .edaer aud family leave soon
iar kentacky on a combined basl
ness and pleasure trip.
Judge Goodacre reassndea John
Gsrly to the district court as .
resslt Of failure to furnI.h bond
Carly Is charged with having cut
adpe Dunbar with a knife.
Butter wraps for sale ct News-Cssm
ZION Office.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-25
Dcx <SsR
Sa.cH~a..a9 cssEe-ssss.aas.

49,. cn~as..a1 Csssrrs-sssas-saas
sedaa~a-t N@s -
As~~ Sadie Aeaaass ic3i f.r s..l5Si~
Ca AauA.ax Il Aa~s ~e.<
Ars. J b Casl~ slss4ed the ;-s4zli, ,
ai saese " a2ers ~sauEiax
A -arpEi-e asaqe va elscE a.
M ana AEs 5cs-se I.easara la-s
tveso@s usgIt
FsarA Daun = a. has beeu qalse
ssek al wluics ana sfrIag j. naw
lhle g. te arossH
Chester i'russcr. Wha ea- reeeaGiy
oFaraies "a lr Appendicitis -
S.sisaa. - rePnrtcd as noi dssng -
wei ~ formerly
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-25
Ohio Creek Items

W irlephohe
Thursday, Nav "a
Banchmen are busy plassiae po-
tataes and irngatlng meadows
Mr. and Mrs Lee Lehman gave a
social dance at their Lone Pine ranch
Saturday evening, which was well
attended
Ii began raining in the valley
yesterday aud this morning Is snow
ing, which will be very good ON
gram and the ranges.
Mr. Frank and Miss Sarah Ilick-
man Of Iowa came 20 the valley
Tuesday 10 spend the summer with
their brothers, Iii and James Hlck
man, who are well known in the
neighborhood.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-25
hy Suffer from rheumatism =?

Why suffer IRON rheumstlsm when
one application of Chamberlain
Pain Balm will relieve the pain? The
quick relief which this llnament af-
fords make rest and sleep possible,
and that alone is worth many times
It's cost. Many who have used it
hoping only for short relief from
suffering have been happily sur
prised to find that after a while the
rel,et became permanent. Mrs '.
II Iegg-tt Of Yum Yum, Tennessee.
L. :. A., writes: II am great
sufferer from rheumatism. all over
from head TO foot, and Chamber
lalns Pain Balm is the only thing
that will relieve the pam" For
sale by all druggists.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-25
Vhst~ Psne Echoes.
News G Champion Correspondence.
"Wednesday Nav >.

News-C hampton Correspondents.
"Wednesday Nav -
g II. Sodeu is driving stage
Mm Wilson has returned 30 town
The Spar Mining company made
a shipment today
Louis Lvelle and Mr. Detson were
IN town YESTERDAY looking at prop
erty.
" : Barker. l.. r. Sitter aud
\. n Woodwork visited Maunita
last week
VIM. Flanagan, who has been vis-
Ting in Salida aud Monarch, has
returned home
The Bullion mine commenced
shipping ore last week with two four
horse teams They have a large
amount Of ore blocked out aud ex-
pect 10 ship steadily all summer.
W. : Barker manager Of the
Victor mine, met with a serious ac-
cident yesterday. A large rock
became loose in the roof near where
he was standing and fell ON him,
breaking his elt leg Just below the
knee. DIR. Stiles set it and he is
getting along nicely
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-25
Csxt<.c Cep<nGs
~e-s.Ch@aag.aa toEFsssFoHassss0s-

~ess.Clh.ssss5.slz CorressrsGasss0s-
Nesine-a-v A@s -
j. n WaIl-Ge - -ssH haai4H9
s...ss..r...I Ar rsz new nos-c srous
q .llsIl l-lH.
Tsas,sl fArosga Ca-sictoa has t,seu
-aspeass4 % s.scss.ss os e~azeEgs.
csaait,aa u CAraou creek briaze
W.ses !. l-esng is.rpei 0a she
s.al.i.e- ihI- .s.sk Nesasss are
le.sklne Ess and good bay crop
certainty
Thee DAVIS. she haG man wa-
: VISITOR =; this pl.ce saa Nj Gar
bsa Tuesday tie bEs.sgist up iss~
pizs. iss which be f9sna very reaas
sale
Mn ca
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-25

frank FIsAlzel. one II the
ies-ees 81 the Doctor mI.s ga >Prlas
Greek vas here Monday 10 meet
Mr. Gareas ct AsPen. who aeeom
PANIED him bach to fbe naIEs HE
FepoEts prospects as besns very es
eoaragiRg. quantity q good ore
beng taken osi during the winter
months
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-25

]. Il. Psarsln of Pitkin left Non
day for Lincoln, Nebraska, to attend
the wedding Of his son, Arthur,
which occurred Wednesday Mr.
Arthur Pearson and bride will make
their future home at Pitkin, where
he will go into his fathers office.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-25

f. NJ Noarse and family returned
home Sunday from a trip to Cripple
Creek aud Denver.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-25

III l.. Lake Jr. went ta Denver ou
business Monday
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-05-25

Butter wraps for sale at News-Cssm
ZION office.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-16

ford Gray, Henry Jones, Leon Pearce,
Ray Van Wagner, Ethel Beers, Their
esa Eyert. Maine Glazier, Lydia Halla-
day Grace johnson, Madeline McCona-
hey Emily NJ, Singleton, Leona Wors-
ley, Dean Clark, Milton =. Fletcher. j..
Morrille George, Frank Johnson, Fred
s. Smart. Orrin Walker Reva a. Col
Inns Efiie Evans. Sadie Goodman Ellen
Homer. Vllate Knudsen. Annie Passey,
Nina Taylor, Jean Williams.
FRANKLIN DAY.
The pupils Of the Franklin school will
hold bl-centennial anniversary exercises
I'm commemoraton of the blrih of Ben
jamn Franklin in the Sixth ward meet
inghouse on the evening OF the 18th.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Marriage licenses have been issued
TO the following couples:
Lott Kirkham. 81, and Verlilian Tay-
lor, ~, both Of Lehl
Henry A. Cornaby. %, OF Spanish
Fork, and Mary Hopper, %, of Thistle
GARDEN CITY NOTES.
The case of John Firth VS.. O. l.. Err
canbrack, a suit for $3.50 damages, al
NhNA W utNN bttii SuStdllltu ny Dldil-
TIT, by reason OF defendant destroying
the banks of ditch near Goshen,
owned Jointly by plaintiff and de-
PENDANT, has been transferred from
Justice Finchs court, at Goshen, to the
Fourth district court.
A daughter has been born to Prof
and Mis- Alfred Osmond and son
to Mr.. and Mrs. William George Adams
Miss Nina Houston, deputy county
clerk, has returned from American
Fork where she has been attending her
mother MIS-. John Houston, who has
been seriously III, ana has not yet
rt0lH'ra1 h"' f. improving.
The funeral services over the re-
rCMJiMs ~ Alrs, InOmls ii Jones, held
In the Fifth ward mestlug house yes SER
day, were atten led by n .arge congre-
CATION of relatives and friends. The
speakers were Elders John r.. Booth
Oscar w. Sperry, julius Jensen. Har-
yey IL. Clufr and Bishop Moroni Snow.
TIE ward choir rendered beautiful vo-
cal selections
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-16
SESSION OF
| C|TYC0UNC|L.
co,,uciI Provides for Three Desk
serueants at Police Station
No other Appointments.
rIpe AT THE BAUScHER HOME
.,,,,oox In shupc Famlly-Flagrant
y,olo,Ion of Quarantine Rules--Am-
hose shaw's Funeral Thursday.

o,aen Ian. 16.--At the session OF the
~, council last night Rev. Father r.
~ cusbnahan addressed the members
= ,sbalf Of the Carnegie library board
ana warrant was ordered drawn for
% DO the 1905 levy.
INA council decided to place three
49,, ssrpeants at the police station In
-,oad az two as heretofore and APP
.,,r,ed Ben Tenes, DEMOCRAT, ana
,o,ocb Critichlow, Republican, to the
,osit,ons. Mr.. Critchlow succeeds MS
Liner the late William f. Critchlow,
Ia Mr. Ternes fills the new position
...a,ed last evening. The only con-
80, gas between Mr.. Critchlow and
coo,ge Wardlaw. the former winning
,ut IN the balloting by six to three
votes.
The sanitary inspector reported one
row case of diphtheiia and one OF
snallpox having developed during the
rost week. The treasurer's report UNI
der date OF Jan. IS showed a balance
on hand Of $50, O5o17, The city engineer
submitted a Nommuncatlon concerning
,be building OF the proposed boulevard
10 the mouth of Ogden canyon, In
which he estimated the cost at about
1900
Tho mayor did not send in his list
Of appointments as anticipated by
some,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-01-16
BUSY SESSION
Of CITY COUNCIL.
Mayor Frisby's Appointees of
Provo Officers Confirmed.
Except One.
AFFAIRS OF UTAH COUNTY.
Mid'Wintcr Graduates of City Schools
Franklin Day-Wedding Chimes
Garden City News Briefs.
Special Correspondence.

special Correspondence.
Provo, Utah Co., Jun. 16.-All the
members Ct the city council were pres
ent at the session last evening. The
hrst business TO come up was the con.
hrmation of the appointees to city Of
noes presented by Mayor Frlsby at the
FORMER meeting. The council went into
eAecutloe session under the guise of a
coinmitIee Of the whole to consider the
question OF confirmation. on resuming
seSsloh the council confirmed all the
appolhtees, except II. II. Cluff, appoint
60 as sexton. Mayor Frisby then sub
"ut'ed The name of Evan Wride, the
present Incumbent and he was confirm
eu' H. C kirkwood was also appoint
gu ana confirmed as sealer OF Weights
and measures
~ chahge was made In the chairman
up OF me committee of fire der.rt-
msu' oy mutual arrangement, Council
,,an roWelson taking the place of
councilman Johnson.
=. resident Booth was made n member
y, tne board OF health, Mayor Frisby
" o.i my Physician Slater being tbe
o'ner two members.
n.1maayor frisby was added TO The com.
s nn,ee on Irrigation In the matter Of
slora hg right Of way for city creek
no,,t s ule X. g. w. track from the
M b.a ol ne canyon, relating to which
en- n4u already had some correspond.
'nse with supt. Welby. 'P''''
a pu'lsr was read from n. w. Harris
bv AN, nlcago received by Mayor Frls-
M @lilhg attention to the fart that
m rh nad been taken by the civ
vs,sB1pl TO the issue OF The sol ooo
which ~" VT Ks ana electric light bonds for
rep,o n harris n Co'sabld mad been 49,
"a 'bts oi. ana urging that steps he taksn
detarng me legality " the bond issue
moi co.d' as Harris a co wo,Id
IN for o,'a'a y the contract TO purchase
tension e after March S unless an es-
vas ~, was agreed upon. The mat,er
diclar,. erIed TO the committee On IN.
by ana " no Mayor Frisby. Mayor Frs
that tbo Nouncilman Snow both urged
atten,iogg matter be given Immediate
sense SOL ~ and this seemed 10 ha nv
Tho me we council.
the \, matter OF the disbursement, =,
iund was referred 10 the
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