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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1907-11-22
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
U. $. Land Olice, Portland, Oregon,


October q, 1907
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions of the act OF Congress Of
June 3, 1878, entitled "a. uct for the sale of
timber lands in the States OF California, Ore
.gon, Nevada, and Washington Territory" as
extended to all the Public Land States 10y act
August 4, 1852 Frances u. McElwnin of Toledo,
county of Lincoln, state of Oregon, has this
day filed in this Office her sworn statement
No. ,605, FOR the purchase Of The sel3 of swJ,
section &c, wa nwl4 aud nolt OF nwA OF see
tion 30 in township II S, range 10 W. and viii
offer proof to show that the land sought il
more valuable for It's timber or stone than for
agricultural purposes, ard to establish her
claim To said land before the Comfy Clerk
Lincoln county, nj Toledo, oregon, on Tuesday
the 2,st day OF january, 1908.
She names asw tnesses
z. NJ Derrick, u. \. Ross, hsrles Bu,deson.
Ted J. McElwain. all of Toledo oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above-described lands are requested 10 nie
their clhms III this Office on or before said INST
day OF January, 1908.
ALGEnNoS s. DRESSER. Register
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1907-11-22
The Judge Replies Again.

| note short letter in your last
issue from DR.. Carter, the Siletz
Medicine Man" who now looms
under the imelight as Simon Slade
of the Sickle and Sheaf" of New
port, otherwise known as the Car
ter Drugstore" have neither the
time nor disposition to answer the
wailings of self-confessed violators
of our crimipal law; but in defer
ence1 to the Medicine Man" | feel
that he merits brief reply as a
matter of courtesy. .
When a. man falls so far out of
his moral horizon as to plead
guilty" of the crime of selling
intoxicating liquor in the county of
Lincoln, and state of Oregon, COM
mitted as follows: That the said
F. M. Carter on the 18th day of
September, 1907, then and there
being, did then and there unlaw-
fully sell intoxicating liquor to
Wyran Most, to-wit: two quarts of
Salem Beer" for fifty cents law
full money of the United States,
and which intoxicating liquor so
sold was not sold for sacramental
purposes nor for alcoholic stimulant
or as a medicine in the case Of ac-
tual sickness as provided by law;
but was a sale of intoxicating liquor
for beverage purposes within the
limit of said Lincoln county with
the purpose of evading the provis-
ions of law and in violation of law"
| say, when tall medicine" is
brought in court by warrant indicted
as above and being asked for his
plea of guilty or not guilty?"
bows his head in open court, and
pleads guilty as charged" it would
be more in keeping with self respect
on his part to repair to the silent
shades'of the Siletz and get some
good Indian to invoke the Great
Spirit for strength to sustain him
from easy temptation, instead of
unmasking himself in printer ink.
1t is probable that you are so
stepped in duplicity and weakness
that you are even trying to fool
yourself. A summer health resort
and all the multitude afflicted with
heart failure" and you the sole
dispenser of the elixir of life to
save the afflicted from heart fail
ure. " Can't you comprehend that
you are a colossal fakir and fooling
no one? You haye always been
loud for temperance, local option,
and everything that tended to the
moral upbuilding of society. You
have always waged a vigorous war
against the bad men who sold
whiskey over the bar of 'gilded
hells.'' Your acute sympathies
have always been aroused when you
saw those who didn't have heart
failure" spend their earnings at the
bar; knowing it meant penury to
the victim of strong drink, haggard
want to the children, and later the
tears of orphanage and widowhood.
Has the price of boozers prescrip-
tions for themselves O K'ed by you,
and the profit on whiskey, etc,
lured you to such an extent that all
the poor fellows who have patron
lied your Sickle and Sheaf" duff
ing the past summer were suffering
from heart failure"
The day you pleaded guilty, to
my personal knowledge, you had
two barrels of beer and one barrel
OF rye whiskey on the wharf at
Newport, all doubtless provided by
you in sorrowful anticipation of the
prevailing ailment, heart failure" ("
Yes, you have prescription in your
office for quart of whiskey you
sold Mr.. Most for $1.25 on the Sun |
l. II
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1907-11-22
Scales.

Weigh your stock Oh the scales at
Nashville. Accurate and convenient.
Good corral. Il. $. PRUNER,
Manager.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1907-11-22

All OF the above connect with Southern
Pacific company trains, both at Albany and
Corvallis, as well as train for Detroit, giving
direct service to Newport and adjacent beach
es. as well as Breitenbush Hot Springs.
For further Information apply to
GEO. F. NEVINS, Gen. Pass. Agt.
W. L. PETERSON. Agent. Toledo
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1907-11-22

The Olympic pancake -four is the
best. Get it at the City Flour and Feed
Store.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-05
EIGHTEENTH CENTURY ART


The Sale of the MuhEbachcr Collection in Paris.
Some years ago there was sold in Paris a re-
markabie collection of eighteenth century French
art belonging to a NJ Muhlbacher. 1t was nra-
sumably the same gentleman, NJ Gustaye Muhl-
bacher, who formed the similar collection which
since his death, has come into the market and
is to be sold at the Georges Petit galleries. in
The Rue de Seze, on the afternoons of Nav 13.
IA and IS. A copy of the Illustrated catalogue
just received from NJ. Paul Chevallier. one of
the consfnSSdreS priSeurS identified with the sale
SHOWS that this will be one of the most i'm
'ortant events of the season In Paris. The
New-York tribune., 1907-05-05
Il f-'NNY SAVED IS A PENNY EARNED ~

FROM Notes and Queries
nrnttI ,ioSe OF these wise old proverbs this is
proodpiy. IN some form or other 1niversaI II
saad mere are three forms of it, "A penny
co et Is penny gained" CErsparter Pfennig ist
,on 80 Wy, mte erWorbeneD; "A penny saved is two
11orS;.C( So FIN esparter Pfennig ist Zweimal
ltlrql weren't ,; and Penny is penny's hrother"
"A 1nIn;, ISL Pfennig's Bruder'D. In Spanish,
come come deXa, dos veces pone Ia rnnsa( In
ui Dutch a a penny spared is better than n norin
sdIIed lIeh stuVer gespaard is better dan cen
5uIuen 6e"ohnenD. In Danish. "A penny in
Srii Tilie IS as Sood as dollar CEn Shilling er i
;1 rue saa goo som en- Daler'). In French. "Say-
ins IS gettlhg CQui 6pargne. gagne'D Similarly
80 -, rn,l' saving Is a greater art than gain
ing c'Sparen ist grossere kunst ais erwerben'1
New-York tribune., 1907-05-05

Danish Money saved is as good as money
5alhea CDen Penge man sparer CT saa god som
ut" man aNler }. Italian. Money is moneys
pioiher tlI danaro { frItello del danaro'0 l.
hut money Is no gain when il advances mca-
IoLkA DenlerS avanccnt les bcdiers'0 Eng
liS'i' Ithhy AMI penny laid up viii be many
,lHu VINO VIII not keep a penny shall never
nave many he who is prodigaI of little can
never have i great deal
New-York tribune., 1907-05-05

book, as IN all the others, Is Mr. VIII Owen, who
was born to collaborate with him Short
Cruises" is a book to be warmly welcomed 1t
makes for innocent mirth
New-York tribune., 1907-05-05

Nymphe ct Satyre" in terra Gotta by Clodon
Altogether the collection runs to $50 pieces. and
from the many that are illustrated we Judge that
the average is high
New-York tribune., 1907-05-05
LITERARY NOTES.

How spiritual rest may be achieved in thts
tlIne when many people think that the influence
ol ienSlon Is Waning-thiS is what perturbed
spirits may learn from Mr.. Frederic Harrison's 3
Iortncomlng book He calls it THE Greed OF
Iayman: Apologize pro Eide Mea"
New-York tribune., 1907-05-05

New editions of some of the best books Of the
I%le raul du Challtu are coming from the press
OF the Harpers. Those who have perhals for
gotten that CHEEKY and hard-working little man
may De Slad TO be reminded of his Lost in the
uIlSle and stories Of the Gorilla Country. -
New-York tribune., 1907-05-05

The author of that fantastic and amusing
!iltie book, The Admirable Tinker" hits in
The Book News Monthly" a fault of the period
me unreasonable craving for print, Read
ing he says. is without doubt an excellent
thlng, but it would seem that there is a danger
oI us leading to print habit which is bad
we seem to be suffering from a plethora of
printed matter. 1 find it very hard to break
!HyseIt OF the continual craving for it, to acquire
ne tle power OF being able to sit quiet and just
think. Yet that is a most valuable power
Aiter all, though you get knowledge from books
you do not want to be always at them The
ulSeSton OF that knowledge and the wisdom
which comes from it are only attained by self
communion The race is losing that power; ex-
cess in reading is destroying it,
New-York tribune., 1907-05-05

The Woman" is the title of Signor Antonio
foSazZaros new novel announced for publica-
ton this month.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-05
"PENDYCITIS."
A NoueHsfs Diagnosis of an Eng
ESh State of Mind.

r4rr COUNTRY HOUSE. BY John Galsworthy
12Tro PIP viii, 307. G. i. Putnam's Sons.
New-York tribune., 1907-05-05

one of the incidents attending the issue OF
current hCuon-Which is very different thing,
pe II remembered from permanent imaginative
Hterature-ls the reported financial success of
Mr. II. w Lawsons novel. 1t is stated by the
publishers tnat 10000 copies of the book have
already been Sold that translations into Dutch,
swedish, and German being made; and that
II IS proposed to translate il into French. Span
lSh, Italian, Danish, Norwegian, Bohemian Hun
garian and Japanese.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-12-05

be the Wisconsin River. That the said sec
ton contains, respectively, the following NUN
Der OF acres, to-wit: Sec. 4, 1l2 acress Sec. 9,
$40 acres; Sec. 10, 3ol acres; SEC. IL, II
acres; Sec. -, 156 acres; Sec. "A, $50 acres:
Sec. IS, $40 acres, and Sec. IS, go acres,
making IN all the sum Of 3,121 acres, accord
ing 70 the government survey; that the 1 own
Of Pulaski now contains 1851 acres of land,
and after said change IN the boundary Thereof
will still contain 1890 acres, nearly fifty
full sections of land.
Thai The Town of Clyde now contains Is.
81 acres of land, according 70 the Govern
Iaent Survey, and that after the said change n
its boundary it will contain only 2l948 acres,
or q little thlTty-t9uT sections OF land
That during the latter part Of the year 1906
a petition duly signed was presented TO the
Board Of Supervisors OF the said Town Of
Pulaski asking that a pubic high|ay be lalo
out through said Sections 10 and Il above
described. that the said Board OF Supervisors
refused 20 lay out the said highway; an appea!
vas duly taken from their said action, and
commissioners appointed who reversed said
action of the said supervisors and directed that
the said highway be laid out That IN puT-
suance Of the said order the SAID Board OF ID
pervjsors on the -- day OF February 1907,
duly signed, an order laying out the said high
way; that at that time the said land above
described and other lands in the said Town
Of Pulaski constituted one road district. IhaL
thereafter the said Board of Supervisors Of
the said Town Of Pulaski cut off the lands
above described from the said road district and
formed of them a new road district, and then
and there improperly and uujustly imposed
upon the said newly formed road district the
burden Of opening the said highway.
They uujustly and Improperly levied upon
the said newly formed road district road tax
Of seven mills on the dollar, while the road
taxes levied upon the other road districts Of
the said town did not exceed three mills OF
the dollar
That the said highway runs along the Wis
cousin <iver and connects the highways 10
the the west Of it with the Lone Rock bridge
across the said river, and a great deal o.
travel passes over Ii, and the expense o.
town instead Of the small road district, and
your petitioners expect and believe THAI the
Town Of Clyde will act fairly and Justly III
the said change in the boundaries OF the saIa
tOMna be made
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-12-05

Eliz. Lofts .............., ......... 81 90
Celia Mediation, Hollandale. ........ 81 90
Ernst Naef, Mineral Point. ...... 400
Lydia Noble, Mineral Point. ... 64.0O
John Nolan Cobb ................. 63.0o
Grace O'Connor, Mineral Point. ...-... $500
Jane Owens, bod zeville. ............... 5000
Jane Prisk, Mineral Point. ........... 64O0
Ellen Raines, Mifiin ............. 64.00
Margaret Ruckes, Hollandale. ...... $500
James W. Smith. Rewey. ............. 400
Mary Sieger, Mineral Point. ........ Toe
Mary Sbiefelbein, Highland. ........ 64.Ce
Thos. Smith, Mineral Point. ........ 5000
Stanislaus Swisisy, Montfort. ......... 81 90
Mary Z. Taylor, Mineral Point. ...... 64.0O
Mrs. John C. Taylor, Avoca. ..... 24.O0
Agnes Thomas, Highland. ............. G4.O0
Bridget Thrasher, Mineral Point. ...... 1900
Jane IOrpy, AvOca Observation-Disclosures. 64.00
John f. Whitford, Mineral Point. $500
Mary {. Wiesen, ST., Mineral Point . "a 90
Esther Williams, DodgeyilIe ......... 200
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-12-05
Respectfully submitted.

County Clerk.
Mr. Bollcrud moved that same be
published with the proceedings. Mo
ton carried.
Annual report OF Y. E GTIbble,
County Clerk, read, and same was
referred 20 Committee on Clerks Ac-
counts
Annual Report of Receipts and DIS
bursements of County Clerk:
To TIE Honorable Board Of Supervisors q
Iowa County, Wisconsin:
Of Iowa County would respectfully submit the
following report Of the receipts and dlsburse-
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-12-05

until O'Clock this evening.
| Mr.. Richardson moved to amend
| by making recess until 7:30 p m Mr.
| Horn accepted the amendment
The motion as amended was &c
cepted
The chairman called the Board to
order at 7:3O p. m. and proceeded to
the election of trustees to the Insane
Asylum and Home. Result was the
election OF Mr.. Murphy by unam-
nous vote.
\ motion was made and carried
that the salary of Supervisor OF As
sessments be fixed at $500 per day,
which includes all expenses. That
the salary OF the Assistant Supervisor
OF Assessments be not to exceed S.. 90
per day, which includes all expenses.
The motion was made and carried
that the time of the Supervisor of
Assessments and his assistants be
combined and limited TO one hundred
and seventy-hve, days to do the work
Of assessment Of this county.
\ motion was made and carried 10
proceed with the election OF Super
visor Of Assessments for the coming
three years. Chair appointed Messrs.
Bilkey and Harker as tellers.
he informal ballot resulted as fol-
lows; MIR. Knight, -; Mr.. George
Cox, II; James Cox. /. A motion
made and carried that formal ballot
on Supervisor Of Assessments be
taken, Result of the first formal bal
lot as follows: George Cox, IA;
Knight, 49, Mr. Cox receiving the
majority of the votes cast, was de
clared duly elected Supervisor of As
sessments for the coming three years.
Motion made and carried to adjourn
until 9 o'clock tomorrow morning.
The chairman called the Board to
order at a. m, November IS, 1907
Roll call All members present ex-
cept Mr. Jones, who was excused
Minutes of yesterdays session read
and, with a few corrections, were ap-
proved.
The clerk read a petition from the
Town of Wyoming, asking aid for
a bridge Motion moved and carried
that same be referred TO the Com
mittec on Roads and Bridges The
following is the petition:
To the Honorable Board of Supervisors of
Iowa County, Wisconsin, Greeting:
The petition of the Town Board of the Town
of Wyoming, in Iowa County, Wisconsin, re-
spectfullY represents:
That said Town of Wyoming has voted TO
construct a new bridge where the highway
crosses the creek between the house of John
L. Jones and Unity Chapel, in said town.
That the estimated cost of said bridge is one
thousand dollars.
That the Town of Wyoming has provided
for the payment OF one-half the cost of con-
struction of said bridge.
Tl1aT fha Is c+rVV sid frSI
will exceed one.eighth of one per cent of all
the taxable property in said town, according
TO the last equalized valuation thereof.
And prays that your honorable board shall
appropriate and levy a sufficient sum to pay
the other half of the cost Of constructing said
bridge provided by law.
Dated October Is, 1907
ALBERT RICHARDSON,
LEWIS kRTTZ
MARTIN LoNGsETH,
Town Board.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-12-05

whenever the said Town of Clyde shall notify
| the county Clerk and Chairman of said
county OF Iowa that the said bridge has been
pu! ehasea' snoJSct 40 the conditions and re
qulrements OF Chapter SCI aforesaid.
In witness whereof the said Town of CIvds,
ana the Town Board thereof in its behalf has
caused tins petition TO be executed and signed
/ by the Town Chairman and Town Clerk this
il'h day Of November 4 D. 1905.
BY T. H. Buns. Town Chairman.
Joseph Powell, Town Clerk
Executed and signed by the Beard of Su.
pervlsors of the Town of Clyde this 18th day
OF November, 1905.
I. II. BURNS.
L. FLEMING
ALICK ANDERSON,
Supervisors.
Moved and carried that same be
referred to Committee on Roads and
| Bridges
Mr.. Bollerud moved to take a re-
cess until $50 Motion carried.
Chairman called the Board to order
at 7:30 p, m, November 10, 1907.
The communication of M. L. Parks
from the State School at Sparta was
read and ordered placed on file. VIII
be taken up at the adjourned session.
Report of the County Treasurer
was read and same was referred to
the Committee on Treasurcr's Ac-
counts.
To the Honorable Board of. Supervisors of
Iowa County, Wisconsin.
GENTLEMEN: | herewith submit report OF
the receipts and disbursements and trausac-
tons OF my office County Treasurer froua
January z, 1907, to October 81, 1907. both
days inclusive:
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-12-05

uents OF his Office from the 9th day of Janu-
airy 70 the 31st day Of October, y. d. 1907,
both days included
RECEIPTS Dr.
To balance on hand ................S2S $3.50. 03
To cash from redemptions principal. s2.74
To cash from redemptions, interest. 24.19
To cash from redenlpt1ons, advertising. 80
To cash from redemptions, fees. ....... 3.95
To cash from redemptons, tax deed. LOS
sold ..-..,,..... .,. ..'., .i. 1000
To cash from recording three physicians
liCenSeS ........-... LOU
To cash from one certificate. ......... 20
10 cash from ] IA marriage licenses. 500
$464o1
DISBURSEMENTS CT.
By cash paid OH redemption, principal. 1896
BY cash paid redemption, interest. 22.02
By cash paid on redemption, advertising
ices -....-......-... .1U
BY cash paid on redemption, county land
SOLD .............. IO.BO
by cash paid on redemption, fees. 3.95
rcdemptions NATURALIZATION. $3.50
By cash paid ON tax deed. ............. l.05
BY. cash paid on recording physicians
nCtuSeS LOU
By cash paid on one certificate. ...... -
By cash paid On ia marriage licenses $500
BY cash hand to balance. ........... 270.4S
S5f4 01
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-12-05


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hereby, ccr+;f, tba+ the oho,,e reror. =:
oo--,-t 80 49, 80 F -, t,1,,,ieI, III
lief +. Fl. HosrTrs.
County Treasurer
subscribed and sworn TO before me this
7. ]. PAyNrER,
rr,,,,. ,,,, -.. ,.,,,,.,, heslslef OF Deeds.
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by po aPPoFuonmenf OF the County 600 q,
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80
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r. y Z aoo' - - ,onz @"'"' 1905
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To balance OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 2,18GC7
IT,, 49, 80
bernbv cerf;fv tbe abnvc renort 70 ne
correct, to the best Of my knowledge and be.
lief T. Fl. H E,
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+. ]. PAyprER.
Register of Deeds
Renort of Committee On Clerks Ac-
counts.
REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON CLERKS ACCOUNTS.
To the Board of Supervisors of Iowa County,
C Wisconsin; VIZ vo,,r cou,,,;,te. 20 .tou,
was referred the report and accounts Of the
County Clerk, would report as follows:
mat we nave examined the accounts by
and find the renoTt 10 be true and correct in
every particular, leaving a balance in his
hands of two hundred and seventy dollars and
forty-cight cents ($270.48). lie exhibited the
money to balance the same. We also exam
med the county orders hand two years
old as per order book and would recommend
that if any member of the County Board know
any of the parties they take the name and
the balance be destroyed, according TO law.
All OF which is respectfully submitted
WILLIAM MEYERS
JAMES Jackson
BYRON JoEEs,
Committee
On motion of Mr. Cody the reDOrt
-, ,Ic.,toI
"@S duopicu
j he official bond OF MI M. II. Muir
phv was presented and same was re-
- - IL Cor,~,;+ta. -. II
iI GU 10 IlIS COMMITTEE oh boid9
and Salaries.
Moved and carried IN adjourn un+il
80 ...l..:- n . al.
~ - no iiiiiS o. . q NJ NoHeih-
Der ID, 1907
The chairman called the Board to
order ~ a. - pin c,11 An ,,,.r,
49, 60 q ~ Nm 49, 80 iii1''i
Ders present except MeSsrs. Brown
and Phillips, who were excused. Min
- = -, .il, -, 80,
ulSS Vi yesterday session iedd anu
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1907-12-05

MARTIN SIAONSCS.
GEORGE r. SMITH.
John Fox.
RAY HAMPTON.
ALBERT ). HOLMES.
SEVER SINONsOS.
CHARLEY SIHONSOE.
HENRY ALLEN.
SAM'L e. TEMBY.
q. /. GUTKNECHT.
MICHAEL HEGERF.
q. w. RAMsDEE.
E. BENNETT.
II. A. HAMPTON.
SIMON SIMoEsON.