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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-31
REALTY SALES TODAY.
Leigh Street Residence to Be
Sold-Many Lots in Chester

Mesers J 70 Carneof & son announce the
auction Felc to-fer 81 splendid brick gu-off-
ing so Vast Leigh Street The sale viii
take place nn fh0 premises M o'clock
q Very interesting Valo % realty will take
place this afternoon Boz fhe beautiful quh,lr.
ban village ~ Chester nr A D Hurt md
Augustine foyal p 60 viii soil There ten
lots Chester pa destined to De the r1oef
desirable suburb 81 Richmond r. is only
fwcnty minutes run from tNis city by steam
or by electricity and only ten mfnucs from
Fetershurg Eventually the business men OF
the two cities viii have their suburban and
summer homes 90 Chester. They could not
have Them in nicer location Tle sale u
lots 81 10 besu az o'clock
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-31
Dixie Three Races.

Late tonight the regatta committee
announces that Errand BOY and Mcra.
first and second in the fifteen mile
event had exceeded the per cent a'-
lowauce on the time made to-day .
which is the basis ~ the handicappins for
to-day. This with tho correction in
time. made necessary. gives the event To-
the Dixie. making three consecutive vice
tories to-day. the racer winning every
event ia which she was entered
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-31

AUCTION SALE or THAT SPLENDID
BRICK PROPERTY so EAST
LEIGH STREET.

on THURSDAY. JANUARY 81. 1907.
az o'clock. we viii offer st public
auction the above property. The dwell
ing ig situated on tle best part or
Leigh street. is modern in construction.
with nine rooms sad an conveniences.
such as bath etc The lot fronts %
feet by good depth 20 ar alley. This
ls "a home or a good renter
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-31
LOTS OF STEEPLECHASING
Some Great Jumpers to Be in
Training This Year

NEW YORK. January SO-The nomiua-
tons 90 the Beacon Steeplechase. one OF
tho Shecpshe1d BAY cross-country fix
lures. which closed early this month,
show that Thomas Hitchcock. Jr. en-
tertains hopes az bringing his gallant
OLD jumper. Good and Plenty. back 20 the
races THIS year The aged gelding Is
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-31
Auction Sales-This Day.

By the Virginia Auction Company.
Auctionocrs.
COG East Broad Street. Phone 1881.
STORE FIXTURES COUNTERS
SGow-Cases. Scales. &C.. az auction
THIS DAY at 1880 \. NJ. at ms ware
rooms. COS East Broad.
VIRGINIA AUCTION 60
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-31
FOR CHAMPIONSHIP.
Big Bowling Games to Be
Played Friday Night

Tn tho weekly roll off r0r Tie prize M
Williams Bowling Alleys last night Pat
was Ais0 score. with l19 pins Tho rea--
ESQ t' L.m was Myers. who made r1l
Iae other players stuck pretty closely
exciting.
The following are the scores OF the
mtu-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-31

COURT SALE BY AUCTION or VERY
VALUABLE LOT or LAND on THN
WEST LINE DF EELtlD HNE Be-
TWEEN MAIN AND CARY STIR FITS.
KNOWN AS Ford COAT. YARD. Do
In execution or decree OF the Cnan-
cerv Court OF tho city OF Richmond. in
suit OF w. u. Flaw ks who sues. VS. a.
J. Ford and ais. dated January "a. 1901
We will sell by auction. ou tne premises.
ON MONDAY. FEHETAftH q 1907. a.
80 II A. thr Allowed escrihcd TOT az
land with sheds office .-c.. thereon.
Tot % by 93 feet Terms 10 cash F.
rrsidu. in two equal lnstalmeufs 20 oa
evidenced by notes. with interest from
1rv nf sale nc per cent fitie % See
retained un.U am OF tae purchase money
ls paid. or all cash. at option OF p-r-
BENZ IT. WEST
LESLIE TF DREW
SPECIAL ~glulLaslonarG
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-31
Two Fine Catchers-

Tle local team viI carry only two
.terers. Both Cowan and Hinton hive
been reserved. and Sh-fer has signed
now mon. one Of them viii have 90 co.
Both Covau and Hinton DID good work
'est year. and il viii te un to The new
aa0 10 90 some hus-.i 3 % make either
ot the others lose out
rha0er will Doc in Richmond uov all
Through the season. and to-day VIII be-
er al the work preparatory On opening
au tle season. All the men viii ha here
or March lsth and tho FIRST game viii
le with tho Montreal Club. Starch goth
ana a'th- Stanley. who pitched for Nor
folk last ve1r. is now with the Cana
dams. and VIII be i- H..huBrd with
The V.re.rla state raaeae managers
and owners Will meet in Nlrply's next
Wednesday night Jack Grim. of
LrncAburg. VIII be here on Monday.
The meeting will Doe followed with a
supper and box party az the theatre.
Il comm. ttoe ON schedules viii be APP
pointed. anl. after the meeting. every
thing wiA he I'm fair shape for the
opening OF tne season
The league tAis year viii pay special
attention 90 securing capable men for
umpires. Lally. i4onner and Black
We're the most successful and popular
umpires last year. but only Lauv viii
Dee back. Ho.uer has already been
signed 10y Par Powers. OF the Eastern
League. and WIZ hold the Indicator for
them. ShHfer has received about fftv
applicants for positions here as um-
pires. but be has not yet made bis
choice
Two OF last years Lawmakers win
coach college teams this spring "Han-
py" rckstoue viii be at Virginia POLY
technic Institute. and Hinton viii lend
his services To the Richmond College
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-31

MARS

sale ar 900 Chairs. so Contra
Tables. Dining Tables Is Rock
ers, Bureaus and Washstands sx-
tta tine Oak Bedroom Suits. Wardrobas
Allen Pan s.. Ladies' and Children 4
Cioaks. Busgy Harness. Folding Beds,
iron Beds and Springs. Child Cribs.
Sldenoarus. Pictures. Toilet Ware-iu
l4ct- we must make clearance sale
or tlis % make room for % wagon
loads % fine furniture To come in for
vited. TODAY JANUARY ar III ou-
auction house. rs North Seventh Sire q,
THE STANDARD AUCTION Co
p. O.. Bufocd. MANAGER ana Salesrnan
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-31
~ 10 Virginia Auction Company

Y IT" y aIIIIl -tN-llUU LUWnanT.
Auctioneers
500 East Broad Street. Phone 1851.
UPRIGHT PIANO. ROLL TOP DESK
H. kNlTURE. CROCKERY. STOVES
/ VIII sell THIS DAY at 1890 \. N
my warerooms Coo East Broad I
Noli Top Office Desk. Ia Octave
mahogany case Upright Piano. ParIor
'.iairs Rockers. Norris Chairs oak ana
9tntr Bedroom suits. Iron Beds odd
bureaus ana stands. Sidcboards. Chfns
oioScls Dining Tables Chairs. nlnnos
ana Tea sets. nruggets. Rugs. CarDefs
'hH and Walnut Uau Rock on
a.tt walnut Mirror. Front ana
ol-tI Warorooes. also lot of other
goods too numerous 20 mention r0Tics
Nlled 20 attend. Sale positive frrr.,,s
ca7u. VIRGINIA AUCTION co
oub East Broad Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-31
Mccarthy to the Rescue

s .' many leEai qaestions raised by tho
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-31
Auction Sales-This Dav.
TRUSTEE $ SALE

ttN' or LAND ON NORTH SIDE on
.tt Atsi.ES CITY ROAD. Contain
lNi oNE HUNDRED ACRES.
MORE OR LESS.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-06-20
0UTWALKED FAIRBANKS.
The President Took the Vice
President on a Six Mile Jaunt.

While the Presidents car was
waiting on a s;d4 track near Ak
ron, Vnio, recently Mr.. Roust-
Welt suggested that Mr.. Fair
banks Join him in a cross coun-
try walk. As the dinner hour
was still an hour away, the Vice
President. without betraying
any inward qualms, resolved
that he was no nollycoddle, aud
accepted the Presidents invita-
ton with an appearance of bland
alacrity.
The President struck up a
swift pace from the very start.
talking as rapidly as he walked.
It was not long before the Vice
President discovered that the
stories hehas been reading in the
newspapers about the Presidents
cross country walks have not
been exaggerated in the least
MIR. Fairbanks legs are long and
the Presidents are COM
parBtively short, but the
Hoosier statesman discovered
that be required every inch OF
his legs in constant action to
keep up with the hot pace Set by
his companion.
Spying a farmhouse in the
middle distance. Mr.. Roosevelt
proposed that they should visit
it. They raped at the door and
farmer, wife and children came
forth, first with suspicion, and
then with gaping wonder as they
learned who their visitors were.
The housewife invited them to
have a glass OF milk. They &C.
cepted it with thanks and praised
it's fine quality as they drank it.
Then the President and the
Vice President talked with the
farmers family about homely
topics, and although Mr.. Fair
banks evinced a great interest in
the conversation and took a
lively part the President soon
proposed that they should pro-
coed with their walk. Mr.. Fair
banks assented with the cheer
fulness of a Spartan and the
pace became brisker than ever.
By the time they reached the
car it was 8 o'clock. Mr.. Fair
banks was breathing rapidly but
smiling in a determined manner.
They had walked about six
miles. Dinner was then served,
and although the meal had cen
long deferred, Mr.. Fairbanks
was rallied by the President and
Secretary Loeb, and even by
DR.. Rixby: on his lack Of appe-
f1fQ
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-06-20
Notice TO Depositors.

1NVIICC 10 OCPOSItOI %
All depositors in the Minot Ma
tional bank are warned not to
dispose of their claims, as I will
not approve of any transfers.
GEO. w. SWORDS, Receiver,
4-11tf MinOt.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-06-20

kota .is the coming corn country ana
why larger yields can be had here than
any other state in the Union, and show
at least six we'll defined reasons for the
above conjecture.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-06-20
Free Clinic for C0nsumptives.

To prove the effect of my new remedy
against tuberculosis I will hold free
clinic for impecunious patients through
the whole month of June every day
from IL o'clock m. to o'clock p. m. in
my office in the Blaisdell. block,
Minot. DR.. Thor Moeller.
2Otf
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-06-20

All stomach troubles are quickly re-
lieved by taking a little Kodol after each
meal. Kodol goes direct to the seat of
tho trouble, strengthens the digestive
organs, supplies the natural digestive
juices and d,gests what you eat 1t is a
simple, clean, pure harmless remedy.
Don't neglect your stomach. Take a
| little Kodol after each meal and see how
good it makes you feel. Money back if
it fails. Sold by Mccoy & Co.
Old Bill MUMMY still runs that
beer ad. Ii Bill is taking his pay
out in trade it can't matter
much to him if they do charge
SO cents a barrel for water in
Buford.
A prompt, pleasant, good remedy for
coughs and colds, is Kennedy's Laxative
Cough Syrup. 1t is especially recon-
mended for babies and children, but
good for every member Of the family. 1t
contains no opiates ana does not consti-
pate. Contains honey and tar and tastes
nearly as good as maple syrup. Children
like it. Sold by Mccoy &eCo.
There are thirty.eight boys
and two girls III the reformatory
at Mandan, N. d.
When thinking of wall paper,
remember Schwartz the wall pa
perman, corner Main and Second
streets. tt
ourI's or the United States'as private soldie
seaman. officer, or marine during the war wi
spain. or during any other war in which Il
united states may be engaged.
Said parties are hereby notified to appea
respond and offer evidence touching said ale
atom at 10 o'clock a. m. on Aug Is 1907, befo1
the Register and Receiver at the United S tail
Land ONCE In Minot. N. D.
me said contestant, having in a proper a n
davit. filed May Is. 1907. set forth facts W hid
show that after due diligence personal servi}
OF this notice cannot be made, it is hereH
ordered and directed that such notice be Give
by due and proper publication.
L. D. MCGAHAN Register
Piles got quick and certain relief from Dr.
Shops Magic Ointment. Please motto 1t Is
made alone for Piles, and It's action Is positive
and certain Itching, painful, protruding or
blind piles disappear like magic BY IL use.
Large nicksl.sappod glass jars 30 esnss. Sold
|. xs.~ Loazs-:e ss.s5k H.,
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-06-20
Shoes for a Song.

have bought the fire stock Of
shoes from J. M. Wilson and on
Monday will place them on sale.
There are 400 pairs Of good
shoes, not damaged except by
water and they will go cheap.
Hans Hanson. the shoe repairer,
atrear Of Wilson'S shoe store,
Ainot.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1907-01-04
The 1907 Postage Stamps.

:
Postage stamps of the issue Of
1907, put on sale at the 5000 presi.
Dental spostof6ces, will bear on
their face the name of the state and
City in which the. postoffice is stu
ated. ..& - S. .tiss< r
The chief reason for this innova-
ton is said, at the postomce depart.
rnent, to be the belief that it will
help to do away with e<biR post.
Office robberies and make it much
easier to trace criminals. @ ~ {
The postomce robberyin Chicago
e few.yearsago is an example of the
ease with which stolen stamps can
be disposed Of, for no trace of the
perpetrators was. ever discovered
although nearly $4,000 worth Of
stamps were. stolen, and these most
(ly Of small Recommendations. .s# E'
Another, reason for the change lie
g enable the posto ffce department
| todetermine the amount of busi.
mess done by the different post
offices and prevent paudi through
stamps sold at some Offices to resi-.
dents who do business IA adjoining
cities
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1907-01-04
4 PRETTY WEDDING v
Miss Clara Forrest, Talented Dauqhtes
OF NJ. and I, Ms IS. John 7. Smith, !
" ua;ted 4 Marriage to Orrin &
Harold 6rises, of VIZ 81.
qinia, Minnesota. 81 -, s 4 /:
ginia, hlionesota.

y E-F5yEf I-- eIS - % 80 4
Promptly at half after eight
o'clock, Thursday evening, the
twentieth of December, the beauti-
full strains of the bridal chorus
from Lohengrin greeted the ears Of
the waiting and expectant audience
in st. Marks church, Beaver Dam
Wisconsin, as the vested choir 8of
girls marched into the edifice.
which was most tastefulIy decorat.
ed in holly wreaths, Christmas
green's and scarlet bow knots, ana
took their places without the chan
eel rail. 6. u. $3.50 S
II Next followed the ushera "a f III.
sweet strains, Stuart smi th 8 J. rthn1r.
and Charles Stevens, of Viroinias
Minnesota; Albert Reed, 81 IN.
neapolis; Bert Dougherty. ST 81 So
lnth;; Lon Parks. Of. Watertoun. a.d
Herman 7I B9rumder, 81 rllluaukee,
Then followed Miss EnelielT aneier.;..
s g 1ilt i. sister Of the bride; the
Misses June crandall. Agnss Wright
aud Amanda sschroe s., Sc 81.
lkee;G trace Bathrick, 81 Rogers PARK g.
Illinois; Jeannetta Tetiit ma Viyian
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brought to the attention Of the board
ana ana Whereas. It IS hereby determined
qutre the following described property
as and for a court house, Jail and build
ing Tor county offices. in connection
WI %lt9 ~ other ae1n property already acquired
Resolved, That the board negotiate
with the owners for the purchase of the
folloWing described lots, namely: Lots
Duluth Proper, First division and the
following named committee are hereby
appointed, to conduct said negotiations
zepoa 81 hs sens Of the
son, ,Kauppi, Kugler and Ryan.
Commissioner McInnis moved the
adoption of the resolution, and 1t was
By Commissioner Patterson:
Resolved. That the board does here
~ aRP0iat Cite Poirer an 3D.
II: Norton, ESQ, was elected county at
torns,y; at salary Y and subject to the
1905. Commissioner Kugler moved the
adoption Of the resolution, and 1t was
declared adopted by a unanimous vote.
To the Board OF County Commissions
I Your Committee on Claims and Ac-
counts to whom. was referred the fol-
LOWING. bills against the County of st.
rec.
ommend the adoption> Of the following
-" E. M. PATTERSON,
NEIL M'INNIS,
t. CHAS. KAUPPI,
=" F. w. KUGLER, =
1855. Committee.
Resolved, That, the following describ-
ed bills against the county Of st. Louis.
be. and the same are hereby allowed
and the county auditor be and he is
hereby directed to issue county orders
in payment Of the same. to witt
MISCELLANEOUS COUNTY, GENERAL
+ : y. :. ~ ;. EXPENSES n -
J. p: Johnson, clerk Of the District
Court stamps, express. etc. $loS.S6; !.
sehools posxana ! s$i;S5' s5sYsiins AZ
Co., long distance phone $10.65; Mesaba
Telephone Co, long distance phone.
1920; Duluth Humane society, appro-
ofrice rent 1'v' Coroner $500: WSitney
and superintendent Of schools, 81 1906:
sSad GGnaty c5es
County Commissioner, road expense,
$500; John sundeen. County Commits
sioner road expense xd : 800; Ghas: less
man Bros, livery for Kugler: 1880;
$500; Manley-McLennan. insurance,
sessor ,1s5.do; ASA Baiiey, Services &c as as
deputy assessor $4,000: Union Abstract
Co. furnishing abstract Of names of
owners Of property for assessment,
chimes 1900; Elliott Fisher Co.. repairs
for register Of deeds $685.; Henry
Lyes. hauling ashes, $50; Woodruff
EbelinE. stools Tor jail, ;iseo; 4:
Patrick blankets for Jail $1O7.l5: L. X.
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Resolved That the following Day roils
and the following county road expenses
' Pc and the same are hereby allowed
hereby directed to issue county orders
IN payment q fA n k ssmf: to Wit:
; f1;iS:s1; Crane Lake road. Henry Yer
+. Yoss farsn.n: Sci 9; &ato 5eA ROAD. a.
A T w Yea f * ri sdita5 Lester
$3.50; Leander and Wickley road. Ole,
sassa, foreman. $3.50; Ryan road, s.
w. Chandler apd forem man. $3.50: Rice,
road, Gust a. Pearson. foreman. t1so. 10;
Tower and Mesaba road, Oscar John.
Nelson. ,156.eb; White IRON road. Matt
"A'' sPhc !Gffmf R6A fb}si Hxpnnspa
1879; &arkfanen Z HassTSd. toois.
$51 oS Chas Lindberf, use of tools.
W: Kugler. freight 1925; Frsek Peder-
m nmb 1ab or On n bridge !1so9 g G5oix
son: hardwars. 500: =. Teibers Sa
tools, t1lo.sei Continsntai Bridge Co.!
contract for White Iron bridge, (2l30.o0}
Johnsrud Bros Fossa e Olson. laborl
;sS Sss 4 ;sss:i5; Il. r3tssr:as ian i
{ Commissioners Kuslsr moved the
adoption Of the resolution. ana it was
declared adopted by q unanimous vote,
e .s -. g.. ID .--.----,------ %2.
To the Board Of County tCommissions
Your Committee on Taxes and Az
easements to whom was referred the
taxes and Correction Of assessments.
having considered the Same, rocommend
the adoption OF the EfolloWing sresolutton
r. w. KUGLER.
E P:-J..RYAN,s 81 :ss & :2s.s e.
- CHAS. KAUPPI !. sss
= JOHN 8UNDBEN.
& OommfttiA
Resolved. That the following appii:
eorrectioa Of sssessmsnt.. s Is III 81
Lund, 1;0ustSAndersop,41 .; Nsloon Hurd.
i, be and the same are herSby recGsn.
nended TO the state eudkofwfth the
Rasisr moved tn Il. D sdo1t,on
olu, ne ana = c 49, declared ~
To the Board of County co ,,. -.
Your COMMITTEES on =. 81 7.cSyannss!on ers
fsla tion "a Whom - ~. -rS Srcoo 3a9 Leg
niica finn - q - 100 ,sssEeo IA ap-;
fnrica IN = i1n,,nx: i..epalE y0 S4u tn-:
nj ~ 49, an -too .I0Wn Of St.
ommsrd shas aG Tvasae1s 9, tae $3.50 Fee
assg. q y,;.,R g So
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|sl9 .4o; oIoolald 13.10i I06h
M M - 'l1fs sas
q. iarbls 20 !; j; 1attsen. i. a.:
10; .''f &, a tt:es asis
1880; II Ne lion 500 Pst.f s iaaisas
HSlseh 4oe aMartip NelsSn s1so
John o'Donnel. s. "a; Sc. oscar oisSa.
1890: Peter Pyla; 5000; cha:: Peter
f.;ze IL q P BY 3l;ao yoh
Sd. Pslaarinta, siso; Il. rss So.
1920: y: - Pringie. slit: X !. = PEEK
fs sssd P;a1Rss sia.l ;s;;i9 o11sss
Reinertson, $500; M. "A. Snyder. 10s7Ss
Mike Snyder. 81. rs Carl ssndhs
isa; $3.50; Sha: swanson: .s.a: -:
" shsrmsn, ,l.ss; Geo. sT IL Ie sals sa s.
:i2 &c A 4 u; ss% eiang 5000 W se!s
er, $4.00; Thos J.sTrengore, j1.10:sJehn
Treyathan, $780,; Hans Ugstad, l1sl6;.
= =; 2; Weir, 1920; 3; WinteTFer.t. 1900:
ssos SEe G%ssisna sia g + W VIM.
81 W,o $40; LJ; White. =. "a p. ~
t Msssnbsas sa . Waaiaas I ssi
Commissioner Kuglsr moved Tho.
adoption OF the resolution. and 4 Was
declared adopted by unanimous SvotA,
To the Board OF county Comnhsfoners
Your Committee on Claims and Ac.s
counts. sto whom, was referred the fol-.
Louis. having considered the sanA, rec
o oaan the adoption Of tho following
NEIL M1NNIs. /
f s A. K kHYREH s
Resolved, That the following describ-
ed bills against the county Of ST. Louis.
pc be and the. same are hereby dtsallowsd
Sc GEO. e: r Beatty $3.50 Feli1 Lsmerx.ns.
son. $3.50; John Makela, j2.26; Ole Han-
s5o: Seed H ri ;s. rits sa
derson, $3.50; David Kusamon, SAT-.
Commissioner Kugler moved The
declared adopted by a unanimous vote
To the Board of County Commissioners
co YoSr G Committee mpdtt on Claims and ~!
loving 61lis audited and St appro e1s Roy 81
the Board Of Court House sCommission-
ers, having considered the same, reo-%
ommend the adoption Of the following
! NEIL MINNIS. : ~. q
CHAS. KAUPPI,
F. W.. KUGLER. :.
Resolved. That the following Stiis
audited and approved by the Board OF
Court House Commissioners. having
considered the same. recommend the
adoption OF the following resolution. -
EN- 2; n , RR:A4;T1T1ksRsoN. ;
= CHAS. KAUPPI. -
Resolved. That the following bills
audited and approved by the Board 81
Court House Commissioners are hereby
END END by this b9.5d
committee inspecting county buildings
in various cities. being tho actual trav-
cling expenses incurred, $66.06; Neil
Mc1nnis. expenses $66.05; John sundeen.
shsse :ssos sses
book. 5000; Merritt & Hector, furnish.
! ing commissioners resolution blanks.
adoption of the resolution, and It was
declared adopted by a unanimous vote.
To the Board Of County Commissioners
Your Committee. on Claims and 40
lowing pay rolls and county county, road aS bis lila
against the County OF St. Louis. having
considered the same. recommend the
adopfion q I'm fhe fe4Rs aEH R ass5ssIation.
+. !. e: S g IS. 'kSgESS5
Resolved, That the following pay rolls
and the following county road expenaee
be and the same are hereby allowed
and the county auditor be and he is
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|s;s 81 =. ilI So soonaide go
only. ~ Accomp1 by @ SSconfifled
Hcheckadn sthe sumssof 81 600, 10 DO SUBJ
,m.tttsd Nth ca hot the n for. pub
fishing the delinquent tax slist finan-
Ecial. statement and the official pro-
eedings OF the board. Sssg
All bids for supplies t. be accom-
panied by g cert fled check Of Its
In money OF one third Of
each OF said bids
The Gbunty auditor Is also authorix-
TO call for bids for election ballots and
vised laws OF 1905 s| sS 81 s. Il sg
Commissioner Kugler moved tho
adoption Of the resolution, and It was
declared adopted by q unanimous vote.
BY Commissto Morcom :.Ss I 5
Resolved, That the sum OF $4,000 be
and the Same 10 hereby appropriated
out OF the county special road fund for
the following named roads to Wit
a rs. sum SUI Of 1890 for graxeltng the
cutting eg Ing S opt the Beatty road; the sum
Miller Trunk road north. Commissioned
Patterson moved the adoption Of the
resolution, and 1t was declared adopt
ed BIZ 3 unanimous vote - 2 81 +
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