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and a sister of N T.. Dunshcc and Mrs.
Minerva Warner of this town. The flu
neral and intCrmcnt will he in Troy, n.
Y, beside her husband and daughter. --
Tho topic for the Christian EndeaNur
meeting at the Baptist Church next sun
day evening will be "Bountful Sowing
Our GIFTS to Christ : Cause" Mrs. :. Il.
Perry, leader II. :. Sumner received a
box OF oranges recently from tho Grafton
Orange Growing association of Grafton,
cal Ira Mills, formerly of New Haven,
is tho president of the company. The
members of the Junior Christian En-
deavor society of the Baptist church
had q maple sugar party ut the home
OF Miss Jennie Shcrwiu Saturday after
noon. 4 musical programme was given
by the membcrs.-Miss Jcunic Il. Shor-
win is spending week with h"r aunt,
Miss Jennie Grow in Middlobury.-F.
G.. Lavarn will open his brush block
factory in a few days. Maple sugar is
% c"nts a. pound in this market
Tho next meeting of the outlook club
will bo held with Mrs. Linslry, March
80. Roll call, I'reUch periodicals, lesson
review, leader. Mrs. hughes reading, "lu
Mcmoriam,' Mrs kilbuln; "French En-
terprise in Other Lands" Miss STOW. --
Snow enough fell bcre Monday and Mon
dav night to make very rond sIcirhiny -
The Young Ladies' Missionary society
of tho Methods, Church Will moo, with
Mrs. @ O. HicknoII Friday afternoon
March o9. Letters advertised i, tb, Rri.-
tot postottjcc March 10. N,d,,t1o Iouieo
Curtar u. 4. Hcndic.-About loo worn
present at ,ho q. T. : social in tb, Ma.
so,,i. L,u NIo,,i.,. ,..o,,i,,, A., ;,,or.,,
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NORTH FERRISBURGH.

Tho Ladies' Aid society met at tho
home of Mrs. Carlos Marl1 on Wednes-
day. March 2l-Miss II ma and Howard
Mallory spent Sunday at the home Of
their father, Charles Mallory. Miss jose
phne Williams and Hudson Converse of
Charlotte arc guests at Carlos Martins. s.
Miss Minnie Ayers has returned To the
Martin houSc after vacation of three
Wccks.-Whi!c Joseph Stone was driving
on the ice near the lake shore, opposite
the Thorpe farm last week, the ice broke
ana his horse went under and WAS drown
ed before Mr. stone could get assistance
Mrs. Lucinda Allen has returned to :.
=. Martins after a weeks visit IN Bristol
Middlcbury and New Haven Mills.-Miss
lncz Martin has returned from Montpelier,
whore she has been attending school at
the Seminary.
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ADDISON.
H.

Mrs. Lucy Miller is in Salisbury caring
for her dauSht"r Mrs. Wclthl Pierre.
VINO las d baby.--M.ss Belle rovtu
is the guest of Gcncvi.vc Hlncr 81 MID
dicbury.- Miss Jessie WilIn1rth and
gentleman friend Of Middic1ur5 were a.
Fred Willmarth's ovcr sunday Mr.. ANA
Mrs. l.. \. Burpcc arc receiving con-
gratulations on the birth OF Il son.--C.
Patnaud who has carried on the Iooth
place for several years is moving his
goods TO Nergenues. Miss Roscoe of
Monkton is at John Thomas for tho sea-
SON, lara Fisher and Mrs. Sears are
at Leon Burpccs for whilc.--The l.lsin
Spring creamery is handing quite q
quantity of milk and cream wagon is
soon to Start,-AIrs. lIulda Clark mas re-
turned home
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BRISTOL.

Bcrtram Robinson a thirteen years old
how and a son of j. W. Robinson, was
arrested by Constable Il. $. Smith Friday
for truancy "" was brought before Jus
tico II. T.. ShcrWin and sentenced 10 the
Industrial school for the remainder of
his minority. Tho sentence was suspend
od uitil the close of the spring term of
school, and he was placed in charge of
Constable Il. $. Smith.--A. J. Eastman
bought the laundry building at auction
Friday for $50, The building was recent
ly purchased, with the livery stable and
land, by the Baptist society Of the bank
rupt estate of 9. j.. Grover
St Patrick day Was observed AT 81
Ambrose Church by a mass At $50 in
the morning. Edward Sprague is perfect
~ helpless, being unable to move either
hand or foot. Mrs. Sprague Is improving
a little.--F l.. Shackctt is at homo from
his western business trp.-Mss Hattie
Guudctte has entered the employ of the
Bristol Manufacturing Gothic stone
steps in front of tho new Methods st
Church were the gift of Fletcher D. Proc
tor and the corner stone was from w. n
McGec.--Thc hnal meeting Of the crcd-
tors of the bankrupt estate of q. r.
Grover was held here Friday before Ref
cree i. W. Tuttlo of Nergennes. It is
! expected the creditors will receive ten
ccnts on the dolar.--Patrick O'Nei was
50 years old March II. Mr.. O'Ncn had
one of his legs amputatcd several months
ago. He now has on artificial leg ana
gets around quite comfortably.
Mrs. Eliza Dunshee widow Of James
Battcrshall, died at her home in Troy.
\, y, Saturday after an Illness of seV-
eral weeks duration. Mrs. Battershall
was born in Bristol IS years ago, was a
daughter Of Robert and H!lpha DInlAcc,
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CERRISBURGH.

After am extended Nisi, to Worcester,
Mass. and Providence, r. I. Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. W. Field have returned to their
home.-'rhe ladies Missionary meeting
was held last week at Mrs. William
Bard's. There We're 10 present, a very
good number considering the cold and
clustering day.--Miss Mary Robinson of
the L. V. NJ. was at her home hero over
Sunday--At a meeting Of the Addison
County Ministerial association held at
Mddlebury on Tuesday papers were
read by President Brainerd OF the col
loge and the Rev. George H. Bailey OF
FcrrisDuryh. Miss Delcyan AN evange-
list from Round Lake. n. v, was pres
sent ana took charge OF the union ser
vice held at the Methodist Church last
Sunday evcning.-Miss Elizabeth Holmes
of Burlington was a guest over Sunday
at OrV.lc Folds Rowland Robinson is
able to be out again after a siege with
the grip.
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SALISBURY.

Albert Perkins Of MidIlcburY spent
sunday at Mrs. G. T.. Boardnan's.
Wallace Crook, an old resident of this
town, had shock of paralysis Friday.
At the time Of writing he is as comfort
abb" a. could Toe expected. Herbert Ora &c
has gone 10 Rutland to worll--"Tolu,"
a pet horse belonging to L. j. Whitney,
died with heart trouble last week. Mr.
and Mrs. David IIollngsworth move to
UNhridsc, Mass, the last OF the week.
James Sampson has gone to Sheldon
SPRINGS, lark Piper went to kccnc n.
II, Monday to visit his daughters.
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Two Charged with Manslaughter
and Three with Illegal Sell
ing of Liquor.
FIRST TRIAL BEGINS TO-DAY.
Expected Miss Eva White VIII Have
First UcnripC--Niies Acquitted Of
Illegal shooting OF Dccr-Boy
Horse Thief sent 10 the In
dustrial school.

St. Albaus, Marcl J--Whcn Franklin
county court cauie in this afternoon, u
was announced that ut tho recent sos
sics of the special grand jury true bills
had been found against Miss Eva White
and Almon White Of Richford, for all
legged nHuslpugliter and true bills tound
against W. W. White Miss Eva Whit"
aud Almou White on tho charge of -o!tir-
Intoxicating liquor withou; ii license.
The indictments alleging manslausl,.
are brought on tho grounds that the
deaths of Mrs Mar. LeFrodcur of st
Armand. r. g., Nelson p Eoyston aad
Marshall 5 Rlss Of Rilhford. pcrc cau@-
cd by drinki's liouor. said to contain
wood alcohol and sold by the respondents.
1t is expected that tho eases will
be begun bciorc Judge Munson at ninc
o'clock this morning. Il i probable
that the case against Miss Eva White
Will be taken MP first. AttorncN-Gon-
eral Clark g. Fits Of Erattloboro i
here and will assist states Attorney
Warren K. Austin in tho prosecution.
Col. Alfred 4 Hail q, this city and
A. Il. RowIoy Of Richrord Will arpcar
for the defence.
The case OF STATE Us. Calvin y. Mics.
Clio S"h WIN ktIll'G N'''r liirE;!ll''.
was finished this rorrinr. tho 5ury
bringing in q. verdict % not cuii.v.
The case cf stale vs. John Miner al
lcginE tho illegal sale of irtoXicatinr
liquor came up on a tIoStiou of law
as to whcth"r the case was rightly in
court. Counsel for tho resp poudout
claimed that tho case lad no rlacc in
court. BY reason OF lack of jurisdiction
OF the city court, from wherc the case
came TO county court. Judge Munson
ovcrrulcd the motion 10 dismiss the
case, and it will now 20 TO tho supreme
court, on the legal question involved
without being tried here this term
The case Of state vs.. Romeo Minilcr.
boy charged with hors0 stealing. was
takcu up It appeared mat the prison
er, who from his record j. n thorough =
bad boy. was at tho last term OF court,
sentenced by Judge TYLER. 10 the state
Industrial school a Ncrgcnncs :or The
crime OF petty larceny. Miulllor was
such a tough customer and % rcfrac-
tory. that he vas taken from the in
dustrial school 10 the house OF corrcc-
tion at Rutland. The boys sentence
| expired on February l.. and on account
Of his continual .1ishchavior and bad
record at these institutions. he was re-
arrested for tho crimes Of horse steal
! ing aud grand larceny, which cases
would have hccn dropped lad he b"-
haVod himself Judge Muusou sem
| tcnccd Mnklor to the state industrial
school for four years and i've month:
with the pcoviSo that if he docs not
| conduct himself properly he is 10 be
committed to the house OF correction
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BRIDPORT.

Mr.. aud Mrs. Martin GarVoy expect to
live with Mrs. Elijah Grosvenor the
coming ycar.-Mrs. Charles stowe has
been caring for her sistcr in Clarendon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ndncclett", OF Coruv al
are moving in with Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Shattuck. james Bakcr viii carry
on tho Doty place this Scar,-Mr. and
Mrs. Walter Briggs arc moving from the
Doty place to their own homc-Miss
Kate Baldwin of Shoroh ham was a re-
cent guest in town.--O. T.. Converse has
turned from South Carolua.-Jo ohm
Grosvenor started Monday morning for
southern Oregon. Howard Stone is con-
vnlescent.--T. ID, Sunderland is moving
to Orwell.--At the annual town meeting
the vote was against assisting the
Grange to build hall, instead of TO as
sist them as printed last week.
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IDE'S TERM LENGTHENED.
VIII Not Dc Succeeded by Jsmc- T..
smith until Scptrmbcr ~.

Washington, Narch 90-lt has boon u.
tcrmined that Henry g. Idc, now actin;
governor of the Philippines, VIII not I.-
tire as governor general, which Office in
will assume on April ., until September
l.. whom James 49, Smith of Cdl-orn.
viii become Govorlor-Scncral.
Luke L. Wright, the present governor
general, who has been selected 10 be ann
bassador TO Japan. viii como 10 Washiu.-
ton To be sworn into the diplomatic sew
ice on March Il. Governor ldc Will bc l'.
auEuratcd at Manila. on Monday, April -.
When the changes invoking Mr. lde, CO.
crnor Wright and Mr.. Saith Wcro an
uounccd some weeks ago IL WAS said that
Nr. lido would hold onieo as eoNcuor-
general only uuul June, when 10 would
retire 10 ho Surcccu,u then by Mr.. Smith.
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NEW HAVEN.

Miss Nimball Of Fcrrisbursh las been
the guest OF !. j. Evcrest's family the
past wcek.-Mss Ethel Barrows returned
home Monday from Montpelier. where she
has been visiting her slstor.-Dr. Frank
Sanborn and q. g. Coates were in Bur
lington Monday.-1hc next meeting OF
the Whist club will be held in the town
hall Tuesday evening, March 21.-There
will he IA lecture III the town hail We'd
nesdaY evening, March Il. by the Rev.
Mr.. Simmons Of Middlehury.-M Airs l.. t..
Gordon was in Monkton Monday, the
guest of her sister. Mrs. Lamb. Fred
Little. Henry Dimmock and Halock
Squire were home from Proctor over sun
day.-H. j. Peck and family visited
friends in Cornwall Sunday.
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HANCOCK.

Eoss Goodyear and family have closed
their hous" and gone to Now Haven for
while. T. Cianin and wife and four
daughters from Bethel we're visiting
friends in town Saturday and Sunday
George Wright and wife from Natick.
Mass, arc visiting his aunt, Mrs. G. r..
church aud other relatives in town for
- few Wccks, Mrs. james Riley went to
New Nork last Monday TO visit his
dauSltor.--LOla Fldcld is on the sick
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SOUTH STARKSBORO.

MIR. and Mrs. Oddie Orvis visited her
sister, Mrs. Melissa Doty, who is confined
to tho bed with heart and nervous trou-
bIc.-News comes OF the safe arrival of
Mrs. Sarah Tart Whittier, who started
for her home in Castle Rock, Col, from
this place u few weeks ago.-Mr and Mrs.
Elisah Follausboe recently visited his sis
ter, Mrs. Naomi lIurlburt in Monkton.
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EAST MIDDLEBURY.

The Cemetery association cleared
over $50 at their sale last Saturday
evening. Miss Belle Powell of Meri-
dan, n. H., was recent guest OF Miss
GcneVlcve Elmer.--Mr. ana Mrs. W. W
Turner were in Rutland one day last
weekly. q. Atwood spent Il few days
in Monkton recently Nh and Mrs. r.
II. Boardmau and young daughter,
Ethel left ON Thursday Of last week
for the state OF WashinGton.-- Miss
Agnca Gcurdman Eal returned lrcm
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INFORMAL RECEPTION.
Rev. Dr. Roberts Received by the First
baptist Church In Montpelier.

Montpelier, March 2I.--Tho RcV, nv.
H. ~ Roberts, who recently came to
this city from Block Island. Il. l., to be
pastor OF the First Baptist Church,
and Mrs Roberts, were rendered a ro-
.ccptiou this evening in the NcsIy OF
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GRANVILLE.

IL. j. tlint and wife Of Bethel have
been visiting friends in town recently
Albert Lincoln of Bethel spent Saturday
ana Sunday with his daughter Mrs. T..
n. ll"ncnwaN,- Miss Grace Abel of
Rochester was the guest or Miss Lila
Hubbard over Sunday.--Mr. and Mrs. n.
II. Rice Of RoXbury visited their son,
Dudley, at tho Central House Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. a. H. Ford We're in War
ron lhc first Of Tho Wcck
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RICHVILLE.

Nj. and Mrs. Arthur Lyman of Middle
bury visited ut his graudtathcrs, II. A.
Lymaus, last weck.-Miss Bird lickok
has returned to her home in Eric, Pa,
after spending the winter with her cousin
M,s. \. j. Cook. captain Lincoln was al
II. e. Wards last week.-,icorSc Waite Is
repairing his huuse.-Mrs. Harry Church
rcctcd in Cornwall on Tuesday night
Miss Asucs 1'rcadway is visiting in Whit
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MIDDLEBURY.

The Knights of Pythas OF this district
will meet on Tuesday evening, Aprll 8.
with Otter Creek Lodge, No. 81, of Mid
dlcbury. There viii be q banquet and
work ON the different degrees.
Mrs. Isaac Shapiro was brought home
Friday morning from Burlington, where
she has been STAYING at the Mary Fletch-
rr hospital for several weeks aud whcro
about lNc weeks ago she underwent Nth
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MONKTON.

Allen Taber of Mlddlcbury is visiting
his sister, Mrs. T.. W Mrader- Mrs. j.
r., I.add has returned lrum few weeks
stay with friends i'm Burlnetou.-Pht lps
Kellogg and wife spent sunday with his
father tho Rev l. l.. Kellogg 4. G.
Jameson las accepted u po4i!.oM Il,
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ADDISON COUNTY.
VERGENNES.

VERGG n NES.
'rr, Stcyrus Hose company held thcir
annual mc.ting in The nrcmcr room in
ritv uili Wednesday. March II and elected
officers for the coming year as follows:
I'orcmau j. G. Norton firSt assistant.
j. H. BARLEY: second assistant, Louis
Ituudu; secretary aud treasurer, George
.. Ross; steward. Alexander blanchard.
At tu. close oi the business session q
smoke talk VA held aud social time
enjoyed hy the mayor, aldermen and
fcw other invited guests. J. +. Bart
Joy presided and j. II. Drin,lly acted as
toastwHstor. IL. ". McCucu responded
Tor the prcsS, mayor Harvey Ketchnm
spoke on the "Ethcicucv OF the Fire De
partmont" j. II. Dounchv gave a history
of thu tir. department from its organza-
ton until the present term. Henry Nor
r'a. foreman Of the Volunteer Hose
company. spoke upon tho good feelings
existing between tuc two companies and
Attorney l.. l.. :. ilarrbcn gave Il brief
talk ON tho Rutland tire. Remarks were
made hv Chiot Eugnocr y. NJ. Alden,
Henry Miner. Gcorec Myatt, ". II. Wav-
uer, Dr {. H. colo, Dr. ;. K. CarlsIcY,
W { Footc. ". Gorham ana &. II.
''aisso During the cXistcnca of this com
panN covering q period of 80 years not
an ,.,,,o ,...r,r..,. ,c ,,, ,.o,,,,,,,, has.
din,l pc,royt,,n,,,s ,ro,o sor,,d ,i,,.i,,.
I'm. cvcri,c
Io,.,, - U.,i,c,r,, ,r u,is ci,,. vbo
went from Addison to Missouri u lS57,
-, ,,fs ,,,,.,,,-,,,,, ,,v I'M ,,ai,t ~
10 ,ca,.. 1sl>.,io u,hi,.,, ho,nn,,cd ,n bis
i'm, u.it,.. t,thor >i,.bo,.g o,o M,
bin IS = c,,riusit, from tho TACT that he
sides ,bo real ,stat. cows bor..s nn
which fay ,,,e 1,,.i.l th.,o ie il, addi,,,n
two slaves Istcd and valued i'm IS,, at
s1cn and il, 1S,o at sAo Mr. Nnitford nov
cr owned slaves but was forced for scv-
cral years to hire two slaves the propcr-
t. of an unsettled estate because of his
inability TO secure, free laborcrs. He saws
lc found these slaves fairly good hclp.
when properly treated Deacon Whit
ford lived in Eouhommc township, Mo.
for - wears Tic was an ardc,t rcpuhli-
can and voted for Lincoln both fines he
was candidate During the war thourl,
living .n the midst of rebel synpatbiycrs
alty to In, I.uio, M. \yJitr,rd ,,,.or
suffered auv great loss
Last September a contention oroso no
tween the Rutland riilroad and coorco
J.. Ball Of l'crrisinlrrb oy.,. Tho ovno.-
snip of q piece or land Iv,,o ,c,r Tho
railroad tya.Iz and ,I,. diy,,,,.. ,.,i-, -.
Mr.. BAH lnlttir. an ini,,,,,i.., -, ~.
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WHITING

Mrs II. NJ, Parker. died March 10th at
tho homo of her son, C. p. Parker OF Pitts
burg Pa, the remains were brought here
for burial. Mrs. Parker was 70 years old
leaves one son and several brothers. The
funeral was Wednesday at I o'clock at
tho Congregational Church OF which she
was Il member. Miss Edith Spslding of
Brandon was the guest of her sister Mrs
Allison Mabott over Sunday.-Mrs. +. +.
Waite, entertained two sisters over Sun
day.
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LEICESTER.

The Rev. W. l., Sherman, who has
been holding series Of revival meet
iugs at the church for the past ten days
returned Monday TO his home in Lynn,
Mass.--Thc. teN. g. j.. Manning. the
pastor of the church here, during the
Continued on second pREc,l
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Bristol. where she has been spending
several days with her aunt, Mrs. {. NJ.
BoSworth. --- Henry Boardnan from
Lcavcn~orth, Eans., is visiting friends
and relatives i'm this Vicinity.--Mrs.
Frederick Bidwcll who has been
spending several weeks in Boston, re
turned Saturday.
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VERMONT.
Local Items of Interest From All
Parts of the Green Noun
tain State.
THE NEWS BY COUNTIES

The Winooski Valley, Villages rt
From the Island In the Lake = 70
Paxsumpsic, Along otter CT
and by the shores OF Will,
Uiver Covered by SPEC
cIaI Correspor dents.
=
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-07-26
Highway Notice
STATE OF IOWA /, IS.
Crawford County,


Office of the County Auditor,
Denison. Iowa, July 18th 1906.
70 Herman Koenekamp, S. S. Rogers.
l.. r. Poitevin, l.. A. Wore, Frank
McHenry and j. III. Young and to
whom it may concern.
You, and each of you, are hereby
notified, that the commissioner APP
pointed to vacate highway, COM
mencing at the northwest corner of
the northeast quarter of the north
west quarter of section 10 in Town
ship 81 north of Range 40 west of
the 9Th Principal Meridian in Craw-
ford County, Iowa, running thence
east on the section lines over lands
of said koenekamp, Poitevin, Wore
and McHenry, and terminating at
the quarter section corner on the
north line of section 20 in said
Township has reported in favor of
the vacation thereof, and all OBJ
jections thereto or claims for DANA
ges must be filed in the Auditors
office in said county in Denison,
Iowa, on or before noon of the Goth
day of September A. D. 1906, or
such highway will be vacated with
out reference thereto.
29-4 EDW. THEOBALD.
Auditor of Crawford County. Iowa.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-07-26
Notice Of The Incorporation of The
SemmannManufacturing Company.

Semmann Manufacturing Company.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
You, and each of you, are hereby
notified that we, the undersigned, H.
G.. Semmann, Emil Semmann and
Liborius Semmann, have organized
ourselves into body corporate, and
formed corporation. to be known as
the SEMMANN MANUFACTURING
COMPANY, and its principal place
Of business to be Denison, Crawford
County, Iowa, and its principal bust
ness to be the buying of material for,
and the making and selling of harness
and saddlery.
The amount of capital stock au-
thorized is Fifteen Thousand Dollars
ISIS, 100000, of which Eleven Thou
sand Dollars (s11, 100000 is subscribed
for and paid in, in cash, and it
will commence business on the 31st
day of July, 1906, and run for twenty
years, with power of renewal.
The highest amount of indebted
ness to which it may at any time sub
ject itself shall not exceed two-thirds
of the capital stock, actually paid in,
in cash. The private property of the
incorporators is exempt from corpor-
ate debts, and the officers of the COR
poration shall be President, Vice
President, Treasurer and Secretary,
to be elected at the annual meeting
of the corporation, to be held on the
third Monday of July of each year.
Until its next regular meeting, it's
President is H. G, Semmann; Vice
President, Liborius Semmann; Treas
urer, H. G. Semmann Secretary,
Emil Semmann.
Dated this 18th day of July, 1906.
H. G. Semmann,
Emil Semmann,
Liborius Semmarn,
Incorporators.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-07-26
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.
TUESDAY, JULY srd, 1906.

TUESDAY, JULY 3rd, 1906.
In accordance with the adjourn
ment the Board of Supervisors met
in the Auditor office Tuesday July
3rd, 1906.
Called to order at 8 o'cloc ok A. M.
Members all present.
Minutes of Monday July End, 1906
were read and approved.
On motion claims were allowed as
follows:
Mrs c Booth, house rent for Mrs Til-
lett. January to july L.. ..... 1876 90
w A Benadom Sanitarium Co, treating
Henry Waetje three weeks. -. 80 90
Nellie Erickson, board and care for Mr.
Robbinnault during June ............ 30 90
Resolved by the Board of Supervisors
of Crawford County, Iowa, that the
County Auditor be instructed to draw
Warrant for Sl6.OOO.OO to paw the
interest on the s4OOOO.OO dollar bonds
due August LIST, 1906.
On motion official bond of N. F.
Stilson, Justice of the Peace Union
township was approved.
On motion contract of John Fastje
for furnishing and putting in place
screen doors and windows for the new
Court house was approved.
On motion the proposition of the
William Andrews Decorative Co. to
fresco the Court room in new Court
house is hereby accepted.
RECORDERS REPORT:
l, the undersigned county recorder
of Crawford County, Iowa, do hereby
certify and report that, during the
quarter ending June 3Oth, 1906, l col
lected as fees for recording instru-
ments of record as provided by law
the aggregate sum of (S355.05) dol
lars.
M. L. Houlihan, Jr.,
County Recorder.
On motion report was approved.
Board adjourned at ~ o'clock Noon
to meet at l O'Clock P. M.