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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-04
Butt to Quiet np

Walter Bryant has alea = (
Third District court asslui III,
Sarah A. West TO Quies s ~.
and 10 OF Grandvlew supa''
Lake City.
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Don't miss the grand street parade
Friday night, 1880. United Commercial
Travellers at Lagoon Saturday.
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If you haven't tried MOUNTS
Ketchup, one of the treats of your
life Is In store (the grocery STOREY for
YOU
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The beers on draught at the HEIDEL-
BERG are drawn under pressure of pure
carbonic gas, accounting for their su-
perior condition,
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IN MEMORY OF "WING"
Friends Of Carman Send Sister Money
to Defray Expenses.

The remains Of Charles A. Carman,
known throughout the West as The
Wing Kid were shipped last night to
his relatives at Gainesville, Tex Ills
friends in Salt Lake quickly raised the
amount OF funds necessary to pay all ex-
penses incident to his death, and his
body was placed In an elaborate casket,
his head resting upon pillow of wax
flowers upon which were the words, "At
Rest"
Carmans friends here also remitted
wings" sister money with which to
purchase flowers to be placed upon his
grave. A letter Of coincidence was also
sent from here to his relatives.
Those who interested themselves most
actively in Wings" behalf were Fred
Wood, Frank Welshon, Emil Schuler,
Charles Sherman and Charles Bridgeford
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While on your vacation have us do
your painting and decorating. W. A.
Duval, 110 W. 2nd So. Both phones.
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Muenchner Hofbrau On draught at the
HEIDELBERG.
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8. d. EVANS

Undertaken and Embalmcr, has removed
TO new location, As South State.
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SALT LAKE VISITED BY
A VIOLENT W|NDSTORM
Velocity of Thirty-Eight Miles
an Hour Is At
tanned.

A violent windstorm visited Salt Lake
during the early hours of Friday morn
ing. The wind began to blow in de-
cidedly energetic manner shortly before
o'clock, and continued until 4:20
o'clock. The greatest velocity OF the
wind was thirty eight miles an hour,
and the precipitation amounted to .O6
OF an inch.
Friday was considerably warmer than
its Immediate predecessors for the week
had been. and during the afternoon the
thermometer registered at 80 degrees.
The forecast for this locality on Satur-
day calls for partly cloudy skies.
Reports received from over the country
Friday morning told OF q fow heavy rains
and numerous light rains. The greatest
precipitation, 3,42 inches. fell al Charles
ton and the next was 1.i2 inches, at
Washington. Rain also fell in moderate
quantities at Bismarck, Omaha annd
Rapid City.
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Pure Liissed on
chas. H. nodel. 80 E. lNc

Big list of prizes u =
COON Saturday.
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Informal socih
Tho ladies OF Philllps
church gave m intorlnai
denco OF Mr.. and Mrs; A
Fifth East street. Fridsy IT
teresting literary and muss
was rendered md Light -. ss', =
served. About sixty OF ms
church and their friends "eN y
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i've humidity at 6 p. NJ, so.
Temperatures Elsewhere.

Highest prices paid for cast iron,
copper and brass. Hyrum A. Silver
Foundry and Machine Co, asa W. 5th
North.
No rowdyism at WANDAMERE.
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he Photographer.

WANDAMERE, the new pleasure re-
sort.
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so per cent off during dull season at
Chase's, o49 Main.
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Local Weather Report.

Maximum temperature. 90 degrees;
minimum temperature, Ga degrees; mean
temperature. II degrees. which is ] de-
gree above normal.
Accumulated deficiency OF temperature
since the first OF the month, degrees.
Accumulated deficiency OF temperature
since January 1. 173 degrees.
Total precipitation from G p. m, to 6
p, M. .06 inch.
Accumulated excess OF precipitation
since the first of the, month, .12 inch.
Accumulated excess OF precipitation
since January 1. 40S inches.
Relative humidity at s p. NJ, 80.
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Big list Of prizes. q. C. T. day at La
COON Saturday.
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You can have the. best time Of your
life at Lagoon Saturday. u. G. T. day.
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Everybody goes 10 Lagoa|
q. G. T. day,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-04

You can have the best time of your
life at Lagoon Saturday. q. c. r. day.
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HighGrade Wall Papers,
Chas. H. Bodel. 33 e. 1st SO.
No Prettier place in Utah than
WANDAMERE.
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signora Given d

Signora Benjamin was
cree OF divorce from John =
and restored to her maiden +
nora Scott. by Judge Mofs
District court. Friday
failure TO support were ns
which the decree was gran
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Pilsner Buergerprau on draught at
the HEIDELBERG.
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COUNTY AUDITOR BUSY
Forces Now Hustling to Compute th
Tax Levy,

The night forces are busy again in the
County Auditors office, working out the
city tax of y mills and the county and
county school tax of mills.
When these computation are made and
the totals of all tax ievies verified,
the assessment rolls will be certified
by County Auditor I. NJ. Fisher and
turned over TO County Treasurer William
o. Carbis: who. In turn. will notify the
taxpayers OF the amount OF their in
debtedness for taxes for 1905.
The work Is being pushed with all DOS
sible haste compatible with accuracy.
And the public may look for notice to
"pungle" ere long.
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Don't miss the grand d
Friday night, 1880. Unite
Travellers at Lagoon Satu11
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Everybody goes TO Lag''
U. c. T. day.
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Don't miss the grand street parade
Friday night, 7;30. United Commercial
Travellers at Lagoon Saturday.
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Through Rudolph Oeisner, importer,
have received car of Muencher Hofprau
and Pllsner Buergenbrau, now on
draught at the Heidelberg.
KARL II. MAYER. Prop.
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informal sociaL

DR.. Bgoadbsnf
Dental ONCE 500 Scott blo4-
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Salt Lake Photo es'
Kodaks and finishing "0.
Wants Title Qui''

Wants Title oui''
Suit has been fled "a ,,.,. =
srIct court by Mary Nepr H.
estate of Otto Nelson II
to quiet title TO part ., 49,
plat B, Salt Lake CilI
English Ale on pr.
at Reagan s bar, NO.
picture rrsuiss
chas. II. Bodel. So Z. -
For Sale o. E !.
Warehouse at 15l S'aS
on premises. -
Takon to Hospi'''
Mrs. Sarah johnson wI ,.Isn N
Bin rhnrn Thursday and t's' !. ! O.
DIN h".N Tal,nsor u
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You can have the best d
life at Lagoon Saturday. y
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Taken to Hosp

Mrs. sarah johnson ,sIsu ~is y
Bingham Thursday ana ,ar = Is 3 :
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Eat your lunch in the palm garden
at the Royal.
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Big list Of prizes. o. G, ]
coon Saturday. -
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Salt Lake News Co. has removed
SECOND door south Kaith-O,Bdan.R
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Everybody goes to Lagoon Saturday.
U. c. T. day.
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Salt Lake Photo Supply 90.
<odnks and finishing. Main & Bird So.
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81 have spent most of the 75 years
Of my life on the frontier, either rum
ming after or running away from In
dams is the way Pioneer Ed. Cotton
began IN interview with a Tribune rep
rcsentative yesterday. Mr., Cotton ar
rived on the spot now occupied by Salt
age, in ls47, and participated in mum
Der of stirring incidents which are ia
miliar to those conversant with the
early history of Utah and other parts
of the West.
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Eat your lunch in the palm garden at
the Royal.
WANDAMERE stands for good
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Chas. II. Bodel- 80 -
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-01-19
PREMIER De WiTTE ON HIS
EFFORTS TO SAVE RUSSIA

PETERSBURG TO- M m-Prmier we today made an
headed by the Mayor of this city which
Project Police meetings
campaign The Premier could promise
While he did sympahize
Minister regarded them
responsibility
bitterly
Modeates the government support saying that
to repres He added;
'The manifesto of October 80 stroke granted the
had before the
attitude which The appeals
liberty abused revouonsts
ubnce asmbages the life of the and
the industrial always been opposed
1 determined to Russia,
National Assembly to early
possible charged with the election feared it
WILDE 20 assemble before April %.
difficulties which the
that the provincial authorities
ncng Moscow where before the revolt
prevailing He said the Moscow revolt serious
believed.
Premier sad
hauling
station with intention of blow
disaster timely warning of the plot
which enabled the authorities have military train with steam ready
parallel Az dynamite arrived soldiers from the military
alongside fired the end and managed the boiler of
Destination
conclusion, stated that
laws bong prepared to define the relations of the Council the En-
b half of them appointed by the Emperor and half elected The latter
would include 80 Zmsvo Is members the nobility and
yea Of trade and industry while the clergy Poland the Caucasus and tn
border province would each have six representatives.
1t is that tho reyoutonsts list of land
fed fleeing abroad with intention II the revolution
their The that
revolution prevails Mngi
ing all the 0bpahe north of wAdiEaylnl service in the rev
tonaV territory
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MR.. pAYNE's POSITION.

the committee c'nsneg
exceedingly prosperous
further consideration at the hands Of Congress
Governors Washington advees
Something the subject a
The Governors correspondent then goes on 10
Of
especially the figures of the cut in the pay OF
will Also
will the Washington delegation to sail on
Mongolia Friday refund of part OF
the custom
should have made the kind of talk that is credited
delegation TO
Payne of New York gentleman mgh
than likely that he voices inc
himself what he Of course II there
mainland
already for Hawaii that will make the
delegation delegates WI"
have they will have to begin cam
paign of education in behalf of the Territory
the Governor and the members
that DONE the delegates will at least put
correspondence before ng
will 20 the delegates
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A PULL TOGETHER.

Honolulu who could WELD political influence
include well as What
things often than supposese
in department
and have
mainland When
hearing; hearing
what s
Washing
be helped by and
increased the
concentration of Honolulu influence
a Washington.
nd Congress
she asks.
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France and Venezuela the
French Charge his
Shielded
believes by the Monroe from territory he feels
pleasure If this thing
the understand bullying world under
industry To eliminate would good first
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KUHIO's VALET.
tt,ntInued from Page l.,


Washington hardly official
the prominent heads
he does not even know them by sight.
"M Hatch first opposed having delegation and
only because of urging it that he plan
Bu am frank that if delegation with the idea
that they work wholly chiefly through with Mr. Hatch
would much better they senon
o
DOESN'T ENVY HATCH
Yu will believe whe that this not written out of any envy
friendly;
public credit the done and be
this the opportunity unusual
the entire requiring handling that
its threatened without speaking frankly accordingly
this personal line that fully understand situation
PERSONAL FEATURE
As to the personal line the stated addressed OFF
% and contains nothing personal the addee from his publ
relations 1t need be In its that the letter is hgh
personal bevey fact wildly picturesque personalities
Mr. Mcclellan eonude
Ihe Delegate has prestige his second tho House.
the has by when safely ignored houe by those
! desire legisation,''
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fff"fn WtunrHN|HNH AaNNftiNfft
nussir ffnm Kai.ua ia ia the e0sri
ihii Us kuna plantation is rail, q.
he rehnbiiiiated
Deputy Attorney General pfnsser ena
Hieh sheriff Henry returned on ihe
Mama Lon yesterday from kona. Tiuj
had a rough trip.
number ~ valuable dogs have beef
poisoned lately. and % far there Il M
clue 20 the Identity 81 the mlecreant
who has been doing the work.
Advicea received from walanae and
the other side Of oahu report
that the rain has been general. and
that the cane on waianae In partlcu.
lar looks remarkably well.
Last night United states Marshal
Hendry arrested at Kaulike three more
OF the English sailors who deserted
from the British ship Engelhorn. There
are stu one or two at large.
Mrs. Pocklington. Miss Pocklington
and Miss Hargreaves. three English
ladies', returned yesterday on the Ma
una Loa from the volcano trip and are
registered again at the Young Hotel
The directors OF the Honokaa Sugar
Company did not reduce dividends at
their meeting yesterday. The Oahu
Sugar Company. 1t is said, has no idea
or further reduction of dividends.
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METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.
Issued Every Sunday Morning by tra
Local Office, u. 8. Weather Bureau.
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ALEX. MO. ASHLEY,
Section Director.
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TIDES. SUN AND MOON.

Last quarter OF the moon Jan. 18th.
Times OF the tide are taken from the
United States Coast and Geodetic Sur
vey tables.
The tides at Kahuiui ana Hiio occur
about one hour earlier than at Homo
lulu.
Hawaiian STANDARD time Is 10 hours
so minutes slower than Greenwich
time. being that Of the meridian or ib1
degrees thirty minutes, The time WINS
tie blows at liso D. m. which II the
same as Greenwich, 0 hours 0 minutes|
sun and moon are for local tinss cos.
the whole eFoanL rr
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here because
to the President
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aHsnaMaHauauaususuaMansnaI

dence.
When the private commission took
the case out of the hands OF the police
the latter announced very sullenly that
they had washed their hands OF the
AFFAIR. From the short time they were
permitted to handle the case their
hands should not have become very
much soiled They probably washed
their hands through force OF habit
The informed press has repeatedly
given the public assurances that dill
gent detective work was being prose-
cuted. These assurances are joke
They are as substantial as the vague
vaporings OF the much misQuoted Jor-
dan, II is my opinion that II the de-
tectlves are given free hand not only
VIII the murderer OF Mrs, stanford be
discovered, but the motives that have
4 aetuated this elaborate system Of sup
preston viii be revealed,
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Note:-BaromeIer readings are cor
rected for temperature, instrumental
errors. and local gravity, and reduced
to sea level. Average cloudiness stated
In scale from to 10. Direction of wind
Is prevailing direction during "a hours
ending at p. m. Velocity Of wind In
average velocity In miles per hour.
ALEX. McC. ASHLEY.
Section Director.
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BOY CURED OF GROUP IN FIT
TEEN MINUTES.

"Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
cured our little four year old boy OF
Group in fifteen minutes. My wife and
have used this remedy in our family
for the past five years, having tried
many other kinds previous to that time
and can say that we consider it far
superior to any other-Frank Helleyer,
Ipava, Illinois. U. S. A. For sale by
Benson, Smith & Co, Ltd. Agents FOL
Hawaii.
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Name ct Officer july AHe Sept
Swan Ihorwadoh County 1913
VIM W. Felson Deputy County . % OO q 90 O. e
Francis Horr Auditors
Gordon Kneeshaw, Clerk Auditors Office ., 45N * 10
j.. H. Anderson, 81 15s
~ J. Flanagan Deputy County Treasurer . . . as OF d rs
H G. Wick, County Judge f87 1s 1877 1sl
Mildred Wick, Clerk County Judge go 0D 00o eo mi
F. M Sherarts Superintendent
Vida McCafery
John f. Gill, Deeds
Spier, Register @ 90 IS CO.. q OOl
X Magnusson Clerk OOI
Maud d1n Clerk Register OF Deeds ~ sol
George Peron District
D. H. Anderson Deputy Clerk OF Court 20 90 NOc
Brandon Johnse" Janor 60 60 60 0e
VIM Ardies Jaibor S. 90 O0
NJ Bynofson States Attorney 100 90 0O|
of Al
County Auditors Seal SWAIN THORWALDSON,
County Auditor.
+ By VIM. w.
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- s.
II. H. Lampman returned from st.
Paul, whittier he went last week on
business for the Peace river colonization
company in whose employ he now is,
Sunday morning. He remained until
the following evening, when he went ITO
Grand Forks to join his party leaving
for Edmonton Tuesd ~, and starting on
their far northwest in a few days.
Their objective point is about two hun
dred miles from Edmonton but the
ioute chosen-mostly by river-will
triple the distance. The only member
of the expedition besides Mr.. Lampman
known to Neche people is Capt. Geo. F.
Bates of Grand Gorks former resident
OF this place and we'll known through
out North Dakota and Minnesota.
Mrs. Sarah Girts died at her sons
home at Palouse, Wash. Thursday at
the age Of rs years. The funeral was
held at the st. Thomas M. E. church
Tuesday October End. Sarah Showers
was born in Allegheny Pa, June 18th,
1881. She was married to Henry Girts
November 30th, 1S4S, and came toNorth
Dakota in 1881 and settled near st.
Thomas. Seven years ago they remov-
ed to Minneapolis. Mre. Girls went to
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Palouse five weeks ago to visit her son,
where she died September 9th. De-
ceased survived her husband sixteen
years and leaves seven children to
mourn her departure as follows: John w
Grits Palouse Wash. Mrs. Jas. Deal,
Winona, Wis. Mrs. r. Paddock, Knites-
town Ind. Mrs. T. o. Oliver and Mrs. O.
H. johnson of Minneapolis: Mrs. w. o.
Giyens and Mrs. N. w, Gilman, of Cry,
stall, Henry Girts, the husband, will
be remembered by the older residents
as carpenter in this city who built the
M. r. church and several private resi-
dences.
We own large tract of land in sunny
southern Alberta, western Canada. Buy
land direct from owners. Special char
tered car excursion every Wednesday
from Minneapolis tc Lethbridge. ALDER.
ia. If interested write for maps, etc.
Cheap rate. No charge for sleeping ac-
commodation. We want live agents. O.
w. Kerr Co., Bank of Minneapolis Build
ing, Minneapolis, MINI.
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ing warrants have been issued by me on
the Teachers Institute Fund:
Warrant issued July 18th 1905
to F. NJ. Sherarts being for
Pembina County's share for
1900 training school expenses 1915 90
And that said above warrants were is.
sued to said parties upon their sworn
and itemized statement, ard that the
above warrants were all the warrants
issued to said parties, during the per-
iod beginning July LIST 1905 and ending
September 30th 1908.
Dated at Pembina, North Dakota
this LIST day Of October 1896.
&C.. Auditors seal)
SWAIN THoRwALCsoN,
County Auditor.
By VIM W. FELsON,
Deputy.
Continual next week, ,s
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Z y 81
On motion the following report was
approved and ordered spread o. the
minutes.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA
County Of Pembina. %
To the Honorable Board Of County
Commissioners:
l, Swain Thorwaldson, County Audi
tor within and for the said county, do
hereby certify that the following war
rants were issued by me to John T..
Stewart, drainage engineer, pursuant to
resolution passed March 9Th 1903, being
for Rembina County's grant for defray-
ing . part Of the expenses for topogra-
phical survey Of lands in said county,
to-wit: Nh IN Il
Warrant; issued July 18th 1905
to John y. Stewart. I. =. s.. 600 90
'Warrant issued August 18th,
1908 t. John q. Stewart J. &. $50 60
And I further testify that the follow
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! ] ! Il

woRDEN POST No. 12 G. "a. R.
Regular meetings. every, second
and fourth Monday 9f each month.
Adjutant. Post Commander
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tor was approved and ordered spread on
the minutes:
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA
County of Pembina. S.
To the Honorable Board of County
Commissioners in and for the County of
Pembina and state of North Dakota
I, Swain Thorwaldson, County Audi.
tor in and for the county of Pembina
and state Of North Dakota, do hereby
certify that the following is true and
correct statement of all warrants issued
by me in payment of salaries for tie
various officers, their deputies and
clerks, from the 1st day of July, A. D..
1905 to the 3Oth day of September, A.,
D. 1909, to-wit:
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Commissioners
! Proceedings.

VVVOOOOOOOOO00
Minutes of the Board of County Com
missioners, Pembina County, North
Dakota, October LIST 1908.
Board of County Commissioners met
in regular session. Members present
Fred J. Farrow, Sig Sigurdson and F.
G. Myrick.
The following report of County Audi
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