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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-28

conpleto dssarrollo, en- reriuicio de
sus similsres extranisros;
POR CUANTO, ID Tarifa Dingley
empiesa asf: sUns scta para proveer
de Rsntas para el G1bierno y para
taUorecsr las indaarios dc los Estados
Unidos;
IORCUANTO, Porto Rico pueds
y dsbe consider arse do hecho Terrific.
rio americapo, y sus industrias, por
10 tanto, sradustrias dns,ieanas;
POR CUANTO, ess carActer dc
americanos para los prcduetos 8 in
dustriss portorriquefios, ha sido reco-
nccido On el Tratado dc reeiprocidad
eatre los Estados Unidos y Cubs, don.
de nusstro csfS goza de la rebsja CON
csdida & los productos del suslo pro-
csdentes de nuestra Mstr6poli { tenor
del articulo tercero del Tratado que,
entire otrss cosas, dice: sTodos los Or.
tfoules 8 msrssncfas que sean produs
tos del satslo 6ds Ia industria dc Jos rs
tddos Unidos:
FOR CUANTO, el hscho do no ha.
csrse msrci6n especial do Porto Rico
ca sl Tratado CON Cuba, y de compren.
derss, no obstante, el este On su or.
ticulado, constituye el reconocimien-
to franco dc ser, nuestro cafe, un
prodtcto del sttelo anlericano;
POR CUANTO, spsrts los nnes
que 4 las necesidades del Tesoro M.
cional atahsp, 10 protscoi6n, dsntro
dc 10 Tsrifa Dingley, 60 consign6 pa.
ra squellas industries 6 productos
del suelo que representation intereses
vItalea de detsrminsda region;
FOR CUANTO, el cafe, oil Igual
del srrox, del azdssr, del vino 6 inf
nidad dc otras industriss en- las re.
giones respectivas de 10 Metropolis,
represents tambien intereses vitalfsi-
mos para Porto Rico. euyo suslo &c
considers suelo americana,
POR CUANTO, al promulgar ID
Tarifa Dingley iueron incluidos en- Ia
lista les artfcults dc <libres do dere
ehoss aquellos no produeidas 8 diffsi
les dc produciras en- Territorio naeio
nal; 8 b.eE mAtsrias primas ospaces d,
slirsctsr las industries dom9sticas
! suministrando trabsio al obrero anne
{ ricano;
FOR CUANTO, despues del Tra
tado dc Paris, no exlste raz6n bastan
to para que el c,fs 6gure entire los ar
ticulos iLres de derechoS de Ia Tarif
!, Dipglsy;
FOR CUANTO, & cor secuencia d
aquel TrAtsdo el ssselo americana pro
duce caft, cate no o. nipguna mats
ria prima, pues sin ulteriores mani
pulacior % spenas, pasa del producto
al consumidor;
FOR CUANTO, Al actual eatsd,
de cosaa implica un sasrifcio cons
: tante para el fetero puerterrio uefL
Q en- ~ earicter de conaumidor, pue
concurriendo 81 tambien al sostenl
+ miento del sistema protector, NO
. brinda este, on cambio, compensaci6
% alguna;
o POR CUANTO, resultA notorii
= mente ipiusto el que existlendo %
y TarifA Dingley fuents dc prosper
o dad para tsntos productos y tanti
% industrias los csf6s extraDisros III
70 guen & los puert1s naciona ales On Ii
J. milmas condolences que el csf9 pue
u torriQuefio:
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-28
RAsGO De BJOERNSON
El venerable poeta ha dado
una leccion de lengua no.
ruega al rey Haakon.

FL insigne dramAturgo Bisrsterns
Bioernson scaha de dar & ~ nusvo
Soberaro, el Rsy HAak 10, una leeci6n
dc lengaa norusga.
Sc repreusstaba en el testro Ne
CionAl de Chr stianiA una obrA dc
Bjoerpson y ~ Rey AsisNa en- el
palso real IL rzpreIe, taci6n.
Cusndo scAb6 Ia funCi6p, sl Mo-
narcA llam6 81 aulor iustre y le diio:
eVuestra obrS, querido Bioernson, 20
muy bella.s
Fl dramaturgo hiko IN gesto dc
ext fieia al oir estAs pslabras. J so
ccAndo gu mAno sobrs la cabeza del
j6vsn Mousrca, le replied con tono
psternal;
-AsgsItad, no digais aeyst imuyl,
sino mega. Asf pronu nciamos squfy
conviens que Adopteis nuestros uses.
FL rey Hsskon, un POGO psrtur-
bado, respondi6 amAb,emsnte y pro.
meti6 sl mas venerable de los poetan
de su rsino tsner ouidsde en- adslantsi
gloriAs de 81 patris, 81 eslshrar 81 IS
snivsrsAriO de la Independensis J los
putrtorriQushOs partlCipAmos De sss
regociio, haelsndo votos .por la pan
de 10 hospitAlariA J hermosS terra
ouisqusyApA,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-28
QUESTION CAFNTERA
ULTIMO ESFUERZO

do arrcz veri acGndoss dol extrspisro.
implicsrfa para el Tssoro insular ua
ingrsao de csres de dos millones de
dollars anualss;
POR CUANTO, tal ingreso sex-
tra, permitirfa & nusstro Tesoro:
I. Terminsr rapidamente 10 red
dc carretsras proysetadas = otrss ne
cssarias, faeilitando asf & los produc.
tos del interior el aecsso & mas y me-
jorss msrcados, J 10 obtenci6n do ma.
yores precios;
2 Eximir de tods contribution {
10 sgricultura de csfe, tanto on 10
parse de cultivo como On ~ parte Ia.
|dultrial;
8 Crear escuelas de sgr.eultura
para 10 propagation de los msiorss
proeedimieptss dc cultivo tendencies &
eonssguir mayer rendlmisnto de los
cafetoa;
4. Sostensr an determinado nj.
nero dc ingsnieros sgr6nomos que
reoorrerian los distritos esfstsros au-
xiliando & los propietarios en- su cul.
two;
5. Dedicar snualments una sums
dscorosa para assnder On 10 Metr6po'
Il & una propsg snds activa ~ vsr'
] 1sdero luio do anuncios de nuestro
cafe para el logro dc mayores pre-
clos;
6. Dsdicar anualments tam bisn,
hoy que el <Traat Fands 90 W agotan-
do, una buena parts de ess ipgreso &
la construction de sdifsios para %.
cuelas rurales , graduadas, q fines
educstivos on general.
| POR CUANTO, la eonstrucci6n dc
carrsteras y edifcasi6n do Escuelas,
cosas que 80 imponsn AmbAs, han do
rsquerlr, tarde 8 temprano, la eontr ..
taci6n do un Empr6atito, CON 10 sual
las clsses contribuysntes y el consul
midor On general, habrAn de ssntirss
gravados On proporci6n mayor que
por el ligero aumento on sl preclo del
arrcz, import&ndose este articulo del
extrAnisro;
FOR CUANTO, 90 Nm hscho iunA.
gable que, & pesar dc la mayor expor.
! ,stasi6n y del sstado forscieats dc laa
emprssas Azucarsras y Tabacalaraz,
la situaei6n general do 10 Isla 90 re-
sisnts, de un Modo visible, dc 10 com
pleta decadeneia dc las explotacionsi
cafeieras,y y que tal decAdsncia 20 re tis
|, ja On las transa aociones mercansi-
les, u
POR CUANTO, el Concrete do Ia
Isla pArecs el mas llamado 4 dar for
> ma pr&etics & los fues que persigus
10 presents Resoluci6n,
0 POR TANTO,
Ell COMERCIO DE LA ISLA DH
: PORTO RICO ACUERDA UNANI
MEMENTE Y A ELLO Sc ORLIGA
:. Hasta tanto 10 TArifa Aduaners
:. Naeional no see prohlbitiva para lol
Cafes sxrasgsros ca 10 misna forms
y proportion que 10 90 para sl Azucal
" 81 Tabaco, NOS sompromstemos
. limportar del extrapiero TODD el Arro
nscesArio para nuesiro negoeio.
!. Ponce, P. r.
o Sesei6n do Ponce de ls CkmArA d
Comercio dc Puerto Rico.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-02-28

Iraducci6n.-sEn el aoneno actual mug POGO Yds de
vete por csto del terreno plantndo de coos estd
<ciuad0 CstenareS de de aquelo qe algnos alos
shace terra que contuta la mayor porte de la rqWza
<de la Ila Sc hala abandonada conrndose en- naleza
ssnveha de lanas tropicass. Mares de fanilias que
shasta aqui conoctan la abndanca encentran hog pa
<Sando duras scesidades Es pobrsza que no SO es
ea desnudo Visible contraste con Ia pdsadd prospedad
sal oparecerta el ocriera otra pas que
era bajo los r6Dcos pero Ia ueradsra pObreza
Ella absolute dessudez que contepla apesar de todo.-
Del <Harpers Weekly,9
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-09-22

"Why should the ornamental tree So
cicty continc its laborS to the highways
only" asks Henry ID. ThOreau. Does
not the landscape deserve attention?
What are the natural features which
make a township handsome? a river,
with its waterfalls and meadows, n
lake. hill, cliff or individual rocks,
forest and ancient trees standing
slngly. Such things are beautiful.
They have a high use which dollars
and cents never represent. If the in
habitants of town We're wise they
would seek to preserve these things,
though at considerable expense, for
such things educate far more than any
hired teachers, preachers or any sys-
TEN Of school education at present o.
ganized"
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-09-22

beran bitterly
Thflomeua Iouyhed , soft mo1iciouo
lauyh como saves , nn,ica from
drowning \ Swimmer wh, knows tho
waters is amt tn rn,,rd holm ~ nm i'm.
nrrtinr,,cn 8. she. s,iL
ucthrrton set his teeth. "Goodhv"
he said bnr,lly above, his breath hold
inc, ONT his hand rhiInu,n, I,ol,o,I ot.
him doubrfuIlv and asked. "Whcre ore
YOU gotngy"
Il don't kuow-to fine devil most
Hkely" he answered reckIessIv
Beg PARDON telegram for Won. sir"
Il foptmau said coming to thn noir with
u vrIlo,y ruynI,nn. ON hi. fra,
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-09-22
I HE HhtSlOtN VI CHILE.
Senior German Rir>co and His ELL
Cicnt Administrations

The government OF chile has been
prompt IN meeting th+ various cmcr-
gru.icS created by the wrcckmg of
Valparaiso and other cities through
earthquake and fire. At the head OF
the republic is Senior German RicSco.
who WAS elected president by the chill.
can electoral college June -. 1901.
He took office Sept. Is. 1901, and his
term has been characterized by peace,
progress and prosperity for.thc rcpub-
lie. with the exception Of the terrible
disaster that has recently overwhclm-
ed Valparaiso and some other towns.
The term OF Il Chilean president is five
years, therefore that of President Res
GO will soon expire. He will be sue
Cecd"d by Don Pedro Mputt. whose
wife was victim of the earthquake in
Valparaiso. When the house of prcSi-
dent Eject MOntt collapsed. his wife
fell from the balcony into the street
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-09-22

PCnnant in his "Tour Of Scotland"
tells that on the death Of a highlander,
the corpse being stretched on board
and covered with n coarse linen wrap.
per, the friends placed wooden plat
ter ON the breast of the deceased con
tanning Il small quantity of salt and
earth, separate and unmiXcd-the earth
an emblem of the corruptiblc body. the
salt an emblem of the immortal spirit.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-09-22
4 Din EcI.ic hrnnce.

ITS just HlShc on me who that
youn~ man WIS that spoke to me just
now"
"Who il he?"
Il forge his name, but | was cngag-
ed to hir in the mountains before
went to the seaShorc." - Baltimore
American
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-09-22
Railroad Schedules.
Baltimore & Ohio R. R.
SCHEDULE EFFECTIVE MARCH is, 1906.
CUMBERLAND
Railroad Schedules.
ally except sunday.
EhS TBOUND.


EasT6oUND.
For WASHINGTON. BALTIMORE. PTILADFI-
PHIA and NEW YORK, Depart 30 am, Ok
am. 'Sn6 am. 's2i am, '125o pm. '7.r5 pm.
'lo47 pm, stopping at Hancock and MarlnShurg.
Arrive 'l.5O am, ABS am $40 am, '2.5 pm,
'2.55 pm, 'S.22 pm, '9.45 pm.
For WASHINGTON, BALTIMORE and Way sta.
tons, Depart q. Is pm
For WINCHESTER, Depart tS.o6 am, tl2,5o pm,
f3l3 pm. Arrive $40 am, Tbs pm, +9.45 pm.
For IOMNtI. Depart tS.t6 am, '3.l5 pm. Arrive
t9.2D am. TBS pm.
For BERkELtY SPRINGS, Depart tsot am, +S2I
am, tl2jO pm, t3l5p.m. Arrive '9.3Ja.m., TBS
For IIAGERSTOWN, Depart Is O6 am. Arrive IBIS
pm. ~ ~ pm, - A. pm.
For FREDERICK, Depart t235 am. $50 am, - n
am, tl25O pm, 1915 pm. Arrive Tbs pm, SD
pm, f9.i5 pm.
wESTBoUNo (PlTTseURG DIVISION.
For CHICAGO. Depart 1000 am, '3.O6 pm. Arrive
'l2.45 pm. t. pm.
For Glen LELAND, Depart 800 am, 1000 am.
Arrive '2;U am, ~. A. pm.
For PITTSBUEG and CONNIILSVUIE, Depart
100 am, 40 am, +645 Uocjll, 1000 am,
500 pm. '3l3 pm. QoCalp. Arrive '2.3D am,
l232 pm. Qocal, 'l445 pm, '6.5O pm, tG.5J PIN.
uociIl), 1912 pm.
WESTsoUNO (MAlN LINE)
For CHICAGO, Depart '952 pm. Arrive '7.46 am,
GA pm.
For CINCINNATI. LOUISVILLE K ST LOUIS. De.
part '5.l7 am, '3O5 pm, SIS pm. via Parkers-
burg. Arrive - Is am, y Is am. 10. 20 pm.
For kEYSEK, PIEDMONT and GIiAI"rON Depart
'517 am, 100 am. Qocal), '3O5 p m, t4:O pm.
llochl, 'S.2S pm, 1852 pm, Arrive al am,
$50 pm. Qocal), 'lO.1 pm.
For WHEELING, Depart 800 pm, '9.52 pm. Ar
rive '2l5 am. y 46 am. IS Al pm.
NJ. G. CLAIRE, Ticket Agent
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-09-22
By GRETCHEN CRAYDON

able you are in that blue gown" Hcth-
crton said. trying to possess himself of
Philomcna'S hand.
She drew it away, purScd her lips
daintly, and flung back at him, ooh.
It's the gown, is it? Thank you for
telling me. shall be sure to wear it
the next time the MacCarty comes to
see us"
"Confound the MacCartyw Hether-
ton calculated. ia like to break his
hrnd for him, the presumptuous oaf.
What business has he even to admire
YOU"
"Mayn't Il cat look at a king" philo-
mena Interrupted demurely, her eyes
dancing in the screen of their long
laShes.
She had the charm of infinite va
rety. Some days she was positively
ugly, others ravishiugly beautiful.
This was one of the beautiful days
She knew it, and acted upon the
knowledge. She owed Ilethcrton for
several things, chiefly Miss Mannering.
He should be paid in fun. He had
never proposed to her outright, but all
along assumed EayIy that she would
marry hllh' speaking openly, IN lSAt
comedy manner that might mean
every thlllG or nothing. She mad not
resented the light comedy manner. be
Ing by no means sure of her own mind.
SUN II had been distinctly aGgraVat-
ing 10 nave nun run or AFTER the Man
h'rIl& Sifi the same as the othcr men.
foF TWO "n"l' days ne had kept III the
new p'aHl! Tram: worse sun, he had
come PACK 10 ihlIoinoha not merely re
pehl'h'' pul with the alr OF ON" who
ic'lH '""t ne mas "'Sch'FG"d the du'E
vi proper MIN
cat may I""N III KING the prov
erp IS silent us TO queens ll'tl"rtoh
ie''' 'vu. "o''"N'I' !"" can N''fc'lE
o'''.." !. l" III "'I '''P'"'"' NhI'h IS
'"' M"'' '''N : ann PF"'oNp''
40" | N''"" HOW l ''IIIe I" promise
'''''' '"o ",''', ~, '''''' '''I'"'I''S- Ill
""!S u''' li''ol1leI'' 'n"rn'uf'u' re-
ho'llNeiy, as II ASIDE.
'i'','''' '"'' '""-''' po'll h'r i"ilAS ana
are" l.cF 10 "'r rect. -" you mean TO
Keep 'le promise: ne asked, ms tace
u"rkellih&. SlIc smiled up at nm au-
uaclouSly as she answered:
VINO knoWsE lie may prefer to sit
them out But If he should, YOU needn't
MIND, we Will take care to keep out of
earShot of YOU and Miss Manmering'-
"Oh, | see" IIetherton laughed, not
quite easily, but with Il magical light
euing of COuntcnance. Il must say
that will be handsome of you," he
went on; then. his hands Shining M
to her shoulders. "Swectheart let's run
away from everything grand ball
the clcphunt fine Nonnerino RIM away
md get married. Instant II will no
sn eos,.. only , suin ocr,.s c,,,r+r,, 70
thot Loar nina sto,o ,J,,r,h ,,.o Sou,
Inst wool, wan t,l,o ol,,,,, ,,.i+,,o.,,,
and tol,,,,,,,,, 60. ,,,r. t,.,,,7., 60 fau,,,,
Nc .If ,tUor, dono ,r,,a, ,t,,.,,r,, ,,an',
thar ,tu.nr,, ,,.oII ,+,,.a,.a .,,,;,r.,,,,
nr,;,,,. w., ,,,',, ,,.,1, ~
A., NV, t'.,,' s'''
; .' '' ',9 ','i ups, '''',',,S oi "
''7 "''''''',0' anu ''''' - '''' "'i'S way
~ .'," ape '''''.' NM" our aunt mas
l''' iA'"'' SET On 81 lh"!l'aS' WIN
Nv ti'' '''''eS"l'''iS' anu "l' 'he rest
Vi IT, say yes 'llere ii u''rIlilS' VIII
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-09-22
About Selling Real Estate.

A NY piece of REAL ESTATE can be
~ sold at some price.
Every owner would like to sell for more
than he can get.
of course, property is worth the m it
can be sold for
Generally, a property is sold for the IN st
to the person to whom it is the most usefr l..
The finding of that person is the impo l.
ant deSidcratmn, and the owner who wan s
to sell cannot afford to make mistake at
that critical juncture of his enterprise
The best "FINDER' of PURCHAS Frs
of REAL ESTATE known here is the
MINING JOURNAL.
IT part of it's business TO do Just such work
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1906-09-22

All Trains daily except No. 5 l26 and III
and these will run only when authorized ON
account of Theatre or other special occasions.
close of performance.
All Trains stop at all Stations above named
except Westcrmport Allcgany, and Mount
Savage Junction, where they will stop only
to take on or let off passengers
G. l.. BRErX
May - General Manager.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-04-12

On motion the quarterly statement
Of r. Il Morgan, register Of deeds for
the quarter ending March 3lst, 1906
was accepted.
On motion the chairman appointed
Z. +. McCOllom, o. Il Mcneil and
Egbert HUrnStra a committee To in.
vestigate and report on the road petit
ton OF Carl Black and Others asking
for public highway commencing at
the narth east corner Of the south
east quaItcr Of section q In township
~ 81 ranZe 81 aud running In an east.
caly direction on the most practical
route l mile 10 the section line be-
tween sections aud In township ~
III range 81 where H. connects with an
established public highway.
On motion the poor farm lease and
bond as presented by G. n. MoCoIlum
commissioner were approved and the
chairmad was instructed To Sign said
lease for the board.
ol illbNlOh VIC lhdi ANl'l lNRbih VI
b. T.. Wood Justice Of the Peace,
was appSOucd aud bills therein allow
ed AS follows.
B. h. Wood, Justice fees "a
L. TIanlun. Dep. sheriff fees II 10
On motion the taxes assessed ::
gainSt Geo. DempStcr On siIj.Ou per
sonality were aDatcd, the same pro-
pcrty having been assessed In Iowa.
On motion the chairman appointed
Phillip He'll, &. y McCOIlum and
| q. Il. Mcneil committee To inveS
tigate and report on the road petition
Of Frank Variick aud Others asking
that the section line between section
IS aud 80 In towship % OF range 80 b,
declared a public highway.
On motion the quarterly report d
the Insane Hospital at Yankton wa
accepted.
Continued next wcekl
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-04-12
COUNTY PROCEEDINGS

Tyndall, =. ID April Ord, liNj.
board Of County COMMISSIONERS met
pursuant To statute. Present: J. NJ.
Dunmire, Chairman, Egbert Horn
stra, Philip He'll and o. u. Mcneil,
Commissioners, Il. NJ. Cotton, County
Auditor and u r. Garner, sheriff..
Minutes Of last quarter read and AT
proved.
John Krause 81 Yankton appeared
before the Board for the Schwcnk-
Barth Brewing company of Yankton
requesting that the liquor licenses
heretofore granted 10 T.. l. Reichcl
~ Avon, A. Knoll Of Scotland and Dp
nohuc aud Sullivan ~ Tyndall he
transferred To Eugene Kylius of Avon
inflow Kuccra Of Scotland and an un-
named party or Tyndall. The law
giving the Board no such power they
refused To grant said request.
On motion Board adjourned O. ! %
clock +. NJ.
Af IEkNpoN sESSloN
Board met pursuant tn adjourn
ment. Present J. NJ. Dunmire, Chair
man, &. n. McColIum, Eghert Horn.
stra, Philip He'll and q. Il. Mcneil,
Commissioners, X. NJ. Cotton. County
Auditor and II. T. Garner, Sheriff.
assessors met with the Board of Com
miSSioners and Auditor aud agreed
upon the following basis ~ valuation
for assessment OF the different classes
of property for the year 1906: lends,
class ~, sl2.O0 pcracrc; Lands. class a.
$1,000 per acre: Lands, class } $500
per acre; Lands, class I $500 per acre;
improvements on land, - per cent Of
each value: noises, over six months
and under three years, from $500 "a
s2j. 90; horses, three years old and
over, from $1,000 Ia 5000; cattle over
o months and under two years, from
$500 To sl2.O0; cows, > years old and
over, from $500 To $500; all other cat.
tie two years old and over, from II M
TO - o.: mules and asses. all ages over
months, from 1000 tu 10 o.; sheep
OF all ages over three months, from
| 90 To o.; hogs all ages over three
months, from leo To $40; wagons and
sleighs, from 800 To - 00; carriages,
from 500 To - M; mclolionS aud or,
CANS. from 1000 Ia 800 pianos, from
5000 TO l25 90; sewing machines, clock
household furniture aud provisions
80 per cent Of cash value; agriculture
tools, implements aud machinery, Q
per cent Of cash value; gold and silver
pate and plated ware. 90 per cent Ol
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-04-12

ewing, |
equip. |
| ars Of |
select |
gwith
ST the |
&c beer |
'usands
. IL pay
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-04-12

eO Oy STOCK anu shares OF StuckI DTU
kers or stock jobs, 80 per cent ui cash
value; credits Of banks, other than
those whuse capital Is represented by
stock and shares OF stock bankers,
brokers or stock jUhbcrS, 80 per cent
or cash value; moneys, other than
thusc of banks, bankers, brokers or
or stock jUhbcrS, - per cent al cash
value; credits, other than those VI
hunks, bankers, brokers or stock job
beers, 60 per cent 0f cash valnc; bonds
and stock other than bank stock, 90
per cent Of cash value: shares Of bank
stock, 40 per cent of cash value: shar-
rs az capital stock oG companies and
dissertations not Incorporated by the
laws NJ this state, 10 per cent Of cash
value: stock aud furniture Of sample
rooms, eating houses. billiard tables
and other similar tables, 10 per cent
Or cash value: Office furniture and all
other DcrhUnal property not included
w Nit HAhAfNlNlE NV lANilN w
per cent of cash value: elevators. wa.
re.houses and grain there in aud i'm.
provementS on lands Of any railway
company, 60 per cent Of cash value;
stations and Jacks, twenty times
their service value.
On motion the settlement affected by
g. N. McCOllum with &. J kooyman
renter on the poor farm, WIS apprOy-
cd aud warrant ordered drawn in ia
yor Of e. ]. Kooymon for s26.lO.
Board proceeded TO consider the
bids for the wheel S;rapcrS, slip Scra.
pcrs and plowS required by the differ
cnL road districts. Bids were filed by
II. \. Reeves ~ Scotland, A. G.. Scrr
Of Tynd1ll, Matt WciSSer OF Tyndall,
Frank Post Of Tyndall aud Spring.
field Hardware Company ~ Spring
field and after due conservation of
the above live bids the contract was
awarded To the Springfield Hardware
Company az s3l 80 for - wheel Scra-
pcrs, 81 IS for Slip scrapers and eli
10 for one L. In. road pillow, the total
amount OF the contract being s2lJ6 81
for - wheel ScraperS, III slip scrapers
and one road pillow. The above Scra.
pcrSand pillow TO bc delivered on OF
about the 18th OF May, 1906 r. q. D.
set up at TyndaIl.
On motion the Hoard adjourned To
. o'clock 4. NJ. April Ith, 1906.
Tyndall, :. -. April I. 1906
Board met pursuant To adjourn
ment. Full board, auditor aud she.
rid present.
On motion Stephen T. Seymour
was accepted as county charge.
On motion the following bills were
allowed
Nat Holmes, drayagc for Jan. Fcbrua-
ay and Mar'h 80
/ Il. H. slasor. printing h. :,
| n. u. Plaatjc, carr Of Jacob Bakcr and
:. r Seymour - a.
Murray Colhurn. cot and mA'Tes go
Mr. Julia Gardner, care ~ Alice Yong 20 -
Chris. Helms. as.r,>nr's services - o
LIP RarIrr. cattle INSPECTION - q,
L Wagner, guarding prisoners a
! I. NJ Mcneil, WORK ON grade 90
J. GlasI.T, medical service Crufutt
children I: =
/ Frank ptak. lumber for county bride, n n
d" lumbar for rpad dist. No ~ ~
| r. NJ Cotton, cash furnished :. r
! SEYMOUR Il
I. NJ Mcneil. poll taN refund 4
/ =. 4. Morgan Lmhr Go. Imhr coal cu "a :,
! Imb'r Tor ruad dist. ~ -
! u -.
! Geo. ". Sprakcr. janlturs services Tor
Spelling match 90
| H.. Michel. haIiwar, for ruad dist. % 4
~
=
/ n 90