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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-05-29
WAS IRITE
AND TAME
(Continued from pare IL
$3.50 for the coming month, required
to finance the department.


to finance the department.
Hollis REQUEST.
Deputy Sheriff Chris. ]. Holt of Wal
amaze acknowledged the receipt of the
impeachment charges against him and
asked to be furnished with a report OF
the investigation held by the Police
Department, in order that he may be
fully prepared to meet the charges
preferred by the committee.
Clerk Kalauokalani was instructed to
comply with Hollis request.
A number of property holders of
Waialua petitioned that the approaches
to the new bridge across the north
branch of the Kauhonahau stream be
surveyed and constructed as soon as
conveniently possible.
YOUNG STREET EXTENSION.
The following correspondence was
read and ordered placed on file:
Copy
Honolulu, T. H., May 49, 1906.
Hon. C. s. Holloway. Superintendent of
Public Works, Honolulu.
Dear Sir: BY the direction of the
Board of Supervisors / am instructed
to answer your communication of the
5th inst, with relation to the extern
sion of Young street through the prop
erty of Mrs. Jaeger, beyond Punahou
street This is private property, and
could only be taken under the eminent
domain statue. The Board of Super
visors of the County have no power to
institute proceedings by way of emf
nent domain. The Revised Laws, Sec
ton 49S, makes the Superintendent of
Public Works the proper party plain
tiff, acting on behalf of the Territory
of Hawaii.
Should the Territory desire to acquire
this property and condemn the same
under the eminent domain statute, the
Supervisors will be pleased to maintain
the street after the same has been ac-
quired by the Territory.
l have the honor to be, Sir,
Respectfully yours,
E. A. DOUTHITT,
County Attorney, County of Oahu.
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K00LkU NOTES

The railroad extension from Kahuku
has reached point hair way between
lnir aud llnunla, Work viii hs no,
'nmed IA the near future,
work On the eulyeri near llauuln Is
proceeding apacn, q gang uf ten men
working un tho job every day
W H. Peterson has erected bathing
house op tho beach loi rueently pug'
chased hy hin "a lluuula.
W u bradley 10 hulliipg a iNostofy
house pn his beach lui az llRuun
cart W Thompson ~ tho viuamcg
Nllhau has planiel hse aefrs W bis
liauula humesirad Va raRa,
Tho rali ROAD masaipmlslag 10 pro'
gfasslng wider lhs supellulendapgs W
naa Nlis
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1906-05-29

SENTENCED

That most unpleasant duty. the sign
ing of death warrant. was yesterday
passed up to the Territorial executive
in the following communication:
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ACTING GOVERNOR
ATNNSOM'S ADDRESS

More than forty years have elapsed
since the close of the war which has
brought to us, as an annual custom,
the observance of Memorial Day. At
ter the expiration of four decades we
can look back calmly and quietly upon
, the causes that led to that terrible
contest, knowing that one result has
been to cement the national feeling
of our people and to bring together
those who represented the North and
the South in that struggle wherein
each thought that right and justice
was upon his own side. The Almighty
has his own purpose and it was His
will that there should be four years of
strife and desolation, and in His way
He bound up the nation g wounds,
which resulted in the establishment of
power than which no other stands
greater today.
This week the country joins once
more in decorating the graves of
the heroes who took part in the trou-
bles 'of forty years ago, but there is
no excuse for regrets, no occasion for
faint hearts. Nations DO not grow
in strength and the cause of liberty
and law is not advanced by doing
easy things The harder the task the
greater the result, the benefit and the
honor,
THE UNION ESTABLISHED.
Within the past decade we have seen
followers Of Grant and Lee fighting un,
der the same flag aud falling for the
same faith, Old party lines have
loosened and the ties of union have
been strengthened, Sectionalsm IL
dissipated, and fraternity and patriot
ism glow with ineNtinguishuhle forynr
IN every homo In the land The Amer
lean hng-our lag floats on distant
seas nnd islands, over men ~ all par
tics, Of all races, Of all eroeds aud con.
diliuns, hut 1T ono nationality,
After Thirty three years ~ unhrokon
peace came the unavoidable war with
spin, Happily iis conclusion was
quickly reached, and with honor 10 our
arms Is was Hn impressive spectacle
~ national strength when a quarter of
a million men from an sections of the
rnuniry, from iho North aud from the
South as Nen ar from the Fast and
from the West, fIeoly offered their
llN,s Ia their eounlTy'y service. No
great emergency hai oynl arisen IN this
nail0u's hlsiuIg surh ~ Nas ihpn mfi
W lhr people sllh unalnehlag lpyaliy
asa hdrllly hivhleeasness nhiqh %
Al1'li . nallepl ssalIpllet N lhla solp
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County Attorney, County of Oahu.

s.
Hon. e. A. Douthitt, County Attorney
for Oahu, Honolulu.
Sir: l beg to acknowledge receipt
of your communication of the 18th inst,
in regard to the extension of Young
street to Punahou street through the
property of Mrs. Jaeger.
While it may be necessary to exer-
else the powers given under the laws
of eminent domain, in order to ac-
quire this right of way, 1t might be
possible for the County Supervisors to
submit an offer for the land in ques-
ton which would be entirely satisfac-
tory to the owner thus avoiding con-
demnation proceedings. l. am fully
aware that the County Supervisors are
without authority to take action I'M
der the eminent domain. statute, but
at the same time, 1t is not to be ex-
pected that Territorial funds VIII be
used in acquiring rights of way for
County streets. This road cannot be
considered in any way similar to state
highways on the mainland running
through several counties which are
maintained Jointly by the State and
County officials.
l cannot see my way clear to con-
demning this property unless it is dis
tinctly understood that the County
the commission and pay such damages
as may be awarded to the owner.
Yours respectfully,
(Sgd.) C. S. HOLLOWAY,
Superintendent of Public Works.
REPORT WANTED.
Chairman Smith suggested that the
examiner appointed under the Automo-
bile Ordinance, be instructed to render
the board a monthly report He
thought it would make interesting and
Instructive reading. A motion to the
above effect was passed.
t. THE PAIL ROAD.
The following report by County En-
gineer Gere on the retaining wall erect
ed on the Pail road, was read:
Honolulu, T. H., May 2S, 1906.
]. Lucas, Esq, Chairman, Committee
on Roads. Bridges and Parks, Board
of Supervisors, County of oahu,
Honolulu
Sir: The concrete retaining wall on
house last month, has cost $72010 made
up as follows:
Foreman, 80 hours at 50hc... 1881
Carpenter, 81 hours at 50c....... 1850
Labor, 81 hours at zoe. ........... 11.40
Labor, 635 hours at 15c. 95.10
55 ga bbls. cement at $40. ..... 22S.5S
Al l-3 yds. rock at $2.75.......... 1887
16 ii-27 yds. sand at $500. ... S2.59
water ....,..,,.....,,,..,,. 5.OO
Lumber left in place, 1884 II at
S54'oO ''''''''''.'''''''.,''. 2IOi
s6OO.O9
Plus 20 per cent ON sGOO.O9 for
tools and superintendent, l2O.Ol
Total ,,,,,,,.,,,.,,,,,,,,,, $40 10
The concrete In place measures 81 Gu.
yds,, making a cost per yd., 1888, Con-
sderlng the locality and the nature
Of the work ! consider IL very reason
able, and II the parapet wall which
you contemplate building can be done
AT the same price per yd,, IL seems Ia
mo II would be well 20 do II while Mr.,
Whiiehouse's plant In available,
Respectfully submitted,
isgdl q, II, GERE,
County Engineer County ~ oahu,
The matter of the parapet wall was
left Tor future consideration, an ac-
count NJ the somewhat Strengthened
nnancea ~ The county,
A. $50 tho meeting adjourned TN
Tuesday June 3,
'sf'~ rT--w
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SEPTEMBER THl TENTH

fnonllnaea from Pass -
Thf petition foT speslal agIleulia'
Tal iraeheI ~ Hllo Nss reserved, snd
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Perhaps | have been Distressing
somewhat from the object and inten.
ton of this memorial service, hut re-
Elections upon the past are naturally
followed By thoughts upon our more re.
cent national development, which has
been the sequence of the strife Of forty
Years ago, After the whrl Of battle
come rest and peace-rest Of long, fat
days, the peace that with M In this
great land of ours h plenty The dead,
whom We honor today fought Ia fame
and smoke and fire. that this rest and
this peace should Boo ours 10 their
children, singing In glAdnoss from chill
dren hearts, ~ thrso our DEAD gave
rest und ponce, nnd "a common country
that h their most glorious heritage,
The integrity of the lnlon, She glorious
puusn Of Freedom uf mon viii never be-
assailrd again Tho men who died for
The Nuulh huNo madu that as certain
us did lhv men Who dlpd for thn North,
Ana 40, nlirr ihu Nhirl NJ hattie, come
ruHi ani pence uei Hnd peace Cor usI
An earth and NJ lhn gganlrsi NJ oarlh'p
nations rect and long peace Ia iiai
fog lhe mrp Who lird that nuilpn
Night liYe.
49, r-1rrrrrrrr
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-04-11
GARDEN SNAPSHOTS

Get the poisol,s ready for the early
insects.
Beginning with the advent of spring
there are few places 81 interesting as
the hardy flower garden. The ANNALS
have to be SOW a and the half hardy
plants have to be planted before they
can be enjoyed.
Ii gardener has not experimental
with his soil SO as To know to what
fertilIzing elements it really needs he
must use n formula, aud one carryini,
about to 3is per cent nitrogen, : to q
per cent available phosphoric acid end
4 10 per cent potash will usually be
round as profitable as any,
Sow prizetaker onions indoors, 20 be
transplanted to the garden in May.
II seeds are planted IN dry soil or IN
soil that is less moist than tse seeds the
drier soil will extract the moisture
from the seed and retard development.
The radish is one of the favorite ear
ly spring vegetables. and it is one OF
easy cultivation We naturally look
forward to this as the one very early.
If not the first. that we are to grow to
maturity. either in the frame or outside
ground
For success with parsnips use fresh
seed, plant very early and quite thick
and thin out the seedlings to six TO
seven inches apart,
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-04-11
Do You Earn
SlOO A Month?
IfNot. Read I his

II Is easy 10 earn this aAd more, Ia
business of your own; in 40 honest, leg
i,imate and permanent business one
that will get better every year we
want men with horse aud wagon, TO
sell our line OF Household necesit,e~
family medicines, veterinary, Remidie-
stock aud poultry foods. coffee, ten,
baking powder, spicss, h4voring *
trActs, soaps. toilet articles, lertnmes.
machine oil etc
You furnish horse ara wagon and
satisfactory references rs 10 Your on
esty We do the rest No capital o.
expe lance necessary Exclusiy" terri
tory sivep, with privilege of appointing
suh.sgents We start yon IN business
and furnish all the capital necessary
Write todsy b, fore the territory you
want is taken. For full part'c ilarS.
address,
THE W. N GRIFFIN COMPANY.
Department A. Fit. Wayne. IND
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-04-11
SAVING Tomato seed.

Seed tomatoes should not be gather
ed until fully ripe and the seed mature.
Squeeze the seed into a bucket Of wa
ter and allow it TO ferment over night
to start the pulp. Then wash In two
or three waters until the pulp Is sepa-
rated, and spread the seed thinly on
cloth. to dry in the sun. In this way
clean, sound seed can be secured as Of
hne appearance as that obtained from
the scotsman and entirely separated
from pulp.--Aulerican CultivatnE.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-04-11
OUR COUNTY GLEANINGS.
from the Brsiu o. Pens of the Censor
live oonntryt ID Vfllsge W ritefs.
HAk ~.


Farmers are waiting for nice weather
so they can commence with spring
work. Albert Walter ia working for
Jno Glimsdale. Johnnie Shisler visited
at Paul Hanson's last Sunday evening
Charley Witchraft had the misfortune
TO cut his foot while chopping wood the
other day. Oluf Eliason commenced
working for P. Hanson last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Suffer are rejoicing
over q son at their home. John Shis.
Ter has contract to build sixty foot
tobacco shed the coming summer.
P Hansen purchased of Sam Ellefson an
International manure spreader. The
Messers Elmer Hanson. Jerry Muller
has purchased a horse. :. John Bobst
has besn busy breaking colt the past
week Olaf Hansen was callsr at
Witchraft's last Monday evening.
GOOD WILL.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-04-11
rnnAccn. CHEESE AND BurrFR.

BARNS CRROUNDING VIOLA WIS
L cousin are yearly returning handsome
profits and by the law OF increasing values
are rapidly growing iuIO more money Lo-
cACed In the center OF the famous Kickap00
valley tohacco belt. ted with cheese fac
tories, erearneriss ard tobacco sheds, this
territory is rich IN its n uurat resources
springs, "a soil sud climate that produce
fiuit To sell, blue Vra :, tiuothy clover. And
other farm proAItcis IA ADundRm e. improv-
ed ~ rms are cheap at present urfces. Fo'
pArtiruiars wtttr ID. NJ. CltANsTON,
Vioia, Wisconsin
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-04-11
Village Of Ontario.
Owners name Des
Alice Haskell Lot l Block /

5 p Marden Lot Block =
Lot 10 Block 6
Frank Grimes Lot Block &
j G Lawrence Lot . Blorkt
d" % Is a.
II l. Haskell S.! Lot sc Block :
Clyde Baekns Lot 8 Block :
II j Phelps-All land lying
Of Brush Greek road west OF
culver land north OF A Mar
den land OF road leading
from Brush Greek road to On
tarlo and Rockton rosd.........
.-..sec 3 I IA wv
II J Phelps--A piece OF land ly-
ing ives OF road leadine from
Brush Greek road to Ontario
and Roekton road Of Brad
low land snd n Of II @ Has
sell's land sec 7 l4R2w
C. @ LOwer-A piece OF land
com at sw corner Of land own
ed by T + Hart on Brush
Greek road running " 20 rods
along said Brush Creek road
thence q - rds 20 rds "a
rods pt nwAse& secs TIA r2W
@ q LoweP-A piece OF land
com CO IT 8 of Sc cor Of lot /
blk 4 running southerly With
the " side Of Garden at 9 rods
thence westerly to line be-
tween Sec 2 and 3. theme n to
South st thence to place OF
beginning sec 3 I IA raw
U O Lower-All land lying be-
tween Brush Greek aud south
st and the river and State road
com with 9 end OF Garden 81
part of rw psrt Of NV part OF
swk NV -. sec , T "a RI W
AibeEt Marden-A piece OF land
com st d point in center OF
Ontario and ROckton road I
I'd OF land owned By G Cob
yer along road IL rds thence
forth westerly to point I rod
Of laud OWNED by II ] Phelps
thence easterly to place of be :
ginning part SEA neh ..
............. sec 8 TIA Raw
Mrs G HeAth-A piece " land
com 1877 rds Of sw cor OF
nwA neA sec 3 thence ives ter
Iy a'gs sidenf forty Is l<rds to
sw cor q 49, rods 70 middle
Of road thence along middle
of road 49, rods thence 35s4
rods to place of beginning pt
sch ne ....-..sec ST IL RE- "
Lucy Schemme horn-A piece
ofland com 10 center OF high
way st sc cor Of land owred
by A Marden $50 feet thence
10 It to center of highway
thence along center OF high
way TO beginning pt sell neA
............. sec 3 L IA Il W
Clyde Backus-A piece OF land
com &c IT. q Of NV cor OF pub
lie square ran. northerly on
line Of Garden at 81 fl east
erly 32ft southcrly 81 IT vest
erly - # along line OF Main
at to place Of beginning l6
rds.........s sec . L IA Wv
&C Lo-ser-All land W Of Kick
TrpOo river and between Gem
etery and Brush Creek In sw
4 rwA..... sec L IL Il Wv
+ lIArt-A piece of land com
at sy cor OF G @ HssketPs land
along Brush Greek rosd " i4l5
rds n 50 rds to county line c
49, rds southerly SO rds to
place beginning nwA neA
-. sec 3Tl4 R2N5 acres
Village Of Readstown.
Owners name Des Lot Block
Q Davenport side 4 4
Jobr salmon Hale 81 Cade's ad
Lot Z blk 2
Il W Douse Improvement Co.'S
add lot IA blk
q w D0use Improvement Co.'S
add Lot II Block 9
Mail NJ Hall Improvement Cog
sddL Lot ? Block Z
q " Douse Aiken's add Lots Z
and } Block )
p K Randall A b Ewers, add
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-04-11
vrscoNsIN HAspWOOD LANDS.

INPoLk COUNTY WISCONSIN. GooiI
| ieyei land deep rich. clay loan soil with
clay subsoll. We raise LARGE crops. Tine cora
clover etc Land IS per acre and ny; u IN
terested, write for particulars 10 lhe W soon
sin Blue Grass lana Company, Amery, WIS.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-04-11
CHESTER WHITES RoR SALE.

cyPRING PIGS OF BOTH SENES. MALES
- of serviceahle age aud few choice fe
males bred to farruw in April or NAY. Alec
some very due Augu ST and September pigs Tor
sac. ~, bA"NHN@"-
RlxeryieN Farm, DE Soto. Wis
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-04-11
when ,hs Birds % North AGAIN.

q, every day hath is winter,
Aud every year hath it, rAlU.
hnt dAy H. always cuuttuS
When the birds gu notth again
., every heat hath it, sorrow,
A nj every heart Lsth IT, pAiu
Rut u dAy i StwaXs cumtng
Whea the hi,ds 20 north AE3ih.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-04-11

hse \ Shy Is rods vol S G
q page 453 sec 20.
y I'd Afnswoth part VIZ se
sec 20.
John Nuzum pit n Wy sex
outlots and 8 lots not plated
sof blk Baileys plat sec 20
l ID Nixon Cowen add lot 3 blk
l sec %
Jane Householder Cowee add
lot 3 & 10 blk z sec %
b O.Connell Cowee add los T.
s-9 blk 7 sec %.
n 3 Lathrope (est) ia Hayes
plat lot IL blk z sec 90.
o Henry J A Hayes plat lots 2
blk Is sec 20
John Hayter J A Hayes plat
lots l0-11-12 blk II sec 20.
a Reyel test) J A Hayes plat
lot IL blk IL sec %
II + Bennett d II Beans plat
lots ll-12 blk I sec %,
f + Ccgee ID H Beans plat
lot blk 9 sec %.
Raw Storrett Bailey's plat lot
II blk 3 sec %.
v Parker Bailey plat lot 5
OF lot IL blk = sec 20.
Mrs Watson Thos DeJean's
add lot 3 blk 8 sec ~.
Ellsworth Thomas Tnos lie
Jeans add lot 4 blk 3 sec 30
Solomon Richards J A HAYES
plat lots IS blk Is sec 80.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-04-11
Letter 10 Mr. Andrew sherry.

Dear Sir. The rule is. in letting a
contract for work, TO let 1t to the lowest
bidder provided good work is assured
but once In while it pays not TO let
1t TO any bidder
The lowest bid Mr. Wiley Hawkins, 4
Tuscola, lila couid ges on painting his
house was SOS 90. He thought II n little
high and go he hought Deyoe lesd-and
zinc slus, hired his painters BY the dsv
and finished a frstcIsss . foE $40. 80
Next time yon do any painting II may
be worth something ~ ynn to know
this.
Yuura trnl'
F. " DEvoE Il 60
New York and Chicago
u 9 L T. Nnyuu sells chr paint
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-04-11
RARMS rnR rnR nOMELESS.

DaoICE FARMS AND FARM LAND FOR
I sale 10 ChippeVs, Clark aud Taylor couh-
ties The soil is elegaat sud pike tra>ona-
hie For turtle inflammation spply 10
81 N. sSGwsCK, Chtppews Falls.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-04-11
DELINQUENT TAX LIST.
STATE OF WISCONSIN,

OF REAsu
third T1aay the 18th
OF Wisconsin the
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-04-11
MARRIED.

Al the home of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Myers. March 18th IN Whites
town, by V A Stoddard. Esq Mr.. SEWARD
cALHoos and N 50 MrRTts MYEHs.
AZ the Methodist parsonage wednesday
NOR ming, April 4th. BY Rev. has. 4. Bdtters
ME BERT CUNNINGHAM to Miss MARY CLEMENTS
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-04-11
GENOA.

Mrs G. Fl Bartlets is greatly impros-
ed from Ter seriuus Illness NJ. Shum-
way shipped car load of potatoes
last week. MTs. Chap. DeLaina has
opened up q millinery store hero.
Mississippi river IS quite high acd many
of our fisherman are repairing and
pain, az their launches preparing for
fi.hing. Henry Pomery returned to
his home at Newton on the 9Th inst
Rock is now being hsndled for base
ment of our creamery soon to be ef5os-
ed Several from Stoddard attended
lodge here Saturday evening -. DR..
Gundlach of DeSoto came to see Cbas.
Frohock every day last ,'eek. At pres
ent he Is much improved. -. Mrs. p
J. Koeppe went to Lacrosse last week
where she will commence housekeeping
Mrs. F. B Patterson who has been
with her parents for several months
past returned to Highwood, Mimi. on
the 9Th, inst -. Miss Augusta Riley
commenced her spring term of school
at Riverside, Monday. Fred Oliver
has sold his house boat to George
Robinson and he will move it to La
Crosse. Mrs. Will Kemp and little
son returned from Merrill last Thursday.
49,. Fred Morelli has been quite sick
the past week Jos Lupi has just re.
turned from trip through Kansas and
Missouri walking most OF the way. .....
Frank Gillette and Gussie Clemens
went to Canada on the 10th inst Mrs.
Halverson Of Lacrosse is the guest of
relatives here.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-04-11

Village of Bloomingdsle.
Mons HermAnson Lot . blk 10
Village of Coon Valley
Beirut Thompson L 2blk 5 8
Village of De Soto.
James Vacant Is 1890 blk /
l. spear Lot 10 Block &.
l. W Green Lot 10 Block
Susie IngersOll pit Ct frn l. 80
Village Of Hillsboro
Vim Lind Lot II s. II block 4
Village Of La Fargo
Chas Page. part NV ase i
sec 20 90. $50 acres.
W J Smith part NV = q i
sec 20 acre.
Samuel Boyer pit n { sw Il
vol 81 page 1872 1873 see 10
Al Gift pit ne Il VIZ &sw
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-04-11

WANTED N-NUNREs OF YOUNG
w married lneH VINO have mad some ma
chine shop experience an Shp have a desire
for advABceuleltt Al the mr. cltiuist trade tisn
seVerst appr2nttces APpl Dtshott Machine
o.. Madison Wisconsin.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-04-11
RESOURCES
STATE OF WISCONSIN,,
Vernon Couutv,

IN f. Packard, cashier OF the shove named
hank, do soleanly swear that the foregoing state.
uienl is true 10 the hest OF my know ledge sud he
lief. Il r. PACKARD, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this luth
day ur April. 1905.
JA(KSoN SILBAuGil. Notary Publ
Attss,; u. T. PROCTOR. n y. RGsENFklD,
- DreciOrs
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-04-11

IHOI; sALE-wHfTE holland TURKEYS
l. mottled lava and Il l. red fowls Riggs
in season. Mrs. ARTHUR ROGERS, Nlroqua.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-04-11

WIN FLlndemann,Jr. cashier OF the above
named bank, do sOlemnly swear that the
foregoing statement Is TRUE TO the best of my
know ledge and belief
WM. +. LlNDEAANg. JK, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn tn before me this nth
day Of Anrtl, 1905.
HENRY BENNETT. Notary Public.
Attest: II LiNpEMANN, WM. h. LINnEMANN,
In. nlferinrS.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-04-11
BANK STATEMENT.

DEPoRT OF TIE FINANCIAL CONDITION
IL OF the Vernon County Bank. locate d st vi
roqua, State NJ Wisconsin,; At the close OF BUSH
ness m the sixth day OF April, 1905 pursuant 20
cali by the ommissior or OF Banking.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1906-04-11

DEPORT OF TIE FINANCIAL CoNDI-
IL tion OF the llank OF NtroQua, located at
Viroqua, state OF Wisconsin, at the close OF
business on the 6ti day OF April, 1876. pursu-
ant to call by the Commissioner OF Banking.