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New-York tribune., 1907-08-18
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Chicago. Aug I7-The LIQUIDATION OF Seofer1ber
wheat and the unloading by small longs caused an
easy close to the wheat market to-day. AT the
close September wheat ssc lower. Corn was
down Sc Oats were unchanged Provisions
unchanged to 7fsc lower
The wheat market opened firm because OF the
prediction Of light worlds shipments next week.
it being estimated that they will amount 6sceGeo
bushels. against 9.SG0l.o bushels last week Prices
soon weakened. however. Liquidation Of the Sep
tember option and the closing OF long wheat
bv many small holders The Kansas crop report
also weakened the market BY the statement that
the total yield will be T0eae0 bushels. against
67Go000O bushels indicated by the last government
crop report The weakness In the stock market
also counted against the values in grain
September wheat opened unchanged TO tsc higher.
S5Isc s5Sse. sold between S4lsc and s5lac and
closed easy AT size. Primary receipts were Go
bushels against $4,000 bushels on the same day
last year Clearances Of wheat and -four
available because of the strike Minneapolis Du-
against IA ears last week and $40 cars one year
ago
The corn market was duh for the greater part of
the session. but prices held fairly firm Small local
receipts and the Kansas state crop report showing
a condition "a against 81 in the government crop
report of August. held prices steady, The demand
tor cash corn was good and there was considerable
inquiry for export September corn opened ua-
changed TO 1,c higher. at 5tsc TO 5+fsc. sold be-
tween 542sc and 5is4c and closed steady az oiizc
Local receipts were 1S1 cars. with 80 OF contract
grade
The oats market opened strong because or heavy
rains in Illinois, Iowa. Missouri and throughout ths
Ohio Valley The local longs threw large quantities.
of grain on the market the bulge and prices
lost all of the early san ssp.eSr n eass opaeo s
and 46lsc and closed AT s9sse Local receipts were
so3
The provisions market was extremely duH and
narrow with prices ranging close to the anal quo
tations of yesterday There was some buying Q,
lard by local packers. September pork closed leo
lower at SIS 70 Lard was unchanged, at I" 20.
Ribs were elcc lower. at IS 50.
Estimated receipts for Monday. Wheat, z. cars
corn. III cars: oats, ~ cars: hogs. sAoSo head
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18

CoTToN-The cotton market was unsettled by con con.
5i,tons IN Wall Street sold the lowest levers
of the week. The opening was easy at a decilhe OF
Prices time so 10 points
49, and while there was a rally prospects
Cor drv weather close steady at decline of
noin+s for day estimated al
II RnN bales The opening decline was due 30 lower
cotIes and the break Immediately foli1winR the calI
Vas ,nder uuidatIon caused by the decline in the
stock market apprehension of further unsettlins
s.yeionrnents The k-end figures were about as
recently exciting particular comment and whlie
more favorable than last weeks they continued To
ranort damage from drouth in some sections Inc
-, bar news was slower coming i'm than the
,revious day only point in Texas reported on
- he indications however that
no rain had fallen and fear of drouth damage was
while the later raiiy
Following the official for dry weather IN the
western belt the week Trading was almost
e-elv Iocal ana developed fresh speculative iea
ure Private sfrom Liverpool reported that the
have done better had II NOT beh
for American selling. Local traders are looking Tor
and irreguarity, for as the mat
interest In cotton Is
iieved 10 be large buying for long account is
r1r,aled nv wall Street conditions. while aggressive
hear onera.ions are by the crop outlook
of contract prices IN the iocAi ihaIhel
tod was a follows:
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18

easier feeling for the under grades The pens ver.
cleared Common 10 prime sheep tall ewes3 sOI6 ar
S+a IS 80 per 100 H. culIs 81 so: ordinary 70 ro.
lambs at 50 s. 70: cus Dressed mutton sIov
at n Zoe per N: dressed lambs quiet a. 4 t3r
Sales Mcpherson * Co. Virgnian lambs ~
10 average. s. a. per 100 H. 234 KentucLv 90 -
III. at s.; Virginia sheep. 100 IL at S.
Newton & Co; 219 Kentucky lambs "a ID AZ IS Y.
23T West Virginia do. % 10. 90: 2O3 DO ~ ~
az $ 80: Kentucky sheep. 130 10. at s. so: Wesr
81 so - =
TOhin 6 shannon: 37s West virginia lambs ss N,
az 81 20; - do fculls). n at s. -
kerus Commission Company Sst West Virgins.
Virginia sheep. 96 10. 81 " -
F. l. kratz- 2e6 West Virginia lambs. II ID a.
s. 80: ! West Virginia sheep 400 IL az s.
HOSS-Receipts were 10 cars. or 5s3 head, ar for
nalIy steady.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. Aug IL. 1901
fsEEVES- 81 or l.8SJ head. all
for sIaughterers and No trading in live
cattle and feeling steady. Dressed beef had
the usual light Saturdays demand. but prices were
unchanged Liverpool and London cattle and beef
m rkets a yesterdays quotations. Exports
to-day Gs4 cattle and looo quarters OF beef
ON the Mesaba London. 1900 quarters of beef on
the 81 Louis the port. and sc cattle on the
Colorado to Hull
CALVES-Recsipts head. There was nothing
doing to-day any Importance and commission deal
about all the state calves late yester-
day Dressed calves in rather limited demand at 80
12iac city dressed veas and 11isc for country
dressed
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts were III cars. or
ssT head Including for slaughterers and
l0lA cars for the market few common sheep were
held over o sheep about
steady prices Strictly prime and choice lambs held
up to fun yesterdays dSuroA There WAs . rather
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18

ME i 4p@'eq % EPe T6 and r s@T s s. I a2
s2 & eo -four DO S @ So G red dog S99 TO- ey s sTaa an
dog SO 10; homny chop, s24 90, sacks $2J 30
OF. MEAL. 500 a 500 30
GRAiNEWHEAT-In affected by adverse
very by cables than expected
and Broornhau estimate O $500 ooo bushels for
shipTaents. 9312oOO bushels actual the
previous week Prices after the opening advanced
&c. and there commission house buying. IN
from the stock market however. Indicating down
soon renected in the wheat pit ana prices rnd
first hour represented declines Of nearly cent
Chicago market The most encouraging feature thr
increase % export business. orders f"r
upward 81 sixty loads being worked. including 20
considerable selling Northwest account. and
market did show much further weakness
aucv. the / o'clock clos, being moro than steady.
with September quoted 93@sc. December 97a4c and
Nav 81 o. The Kansas state report estimated the
crop 10000 ooo bushels. compared with 10000 o""
indication according August condition figures III"
closing Liverpool market vas 80 not lower Ferin
= . higher Rudapos' 2. bushcl lower Has1
vheat In York maTkot closed follows
Northern Duluth. 81 and hard winter a3r
o h aaoat winter wheat recepts were estimated
at al2 bushels CORN-The market sor was
relatively firm all DAY unti near The close. whon f.
owing TO unfavorahle crop news from tho SOUTH
parts - f the be', Recs,s a cbIcaso were ess ihaa
expected and the Kansas state rerort made ~"nd'to9
unchanged There WAS an export business Inad4
and the o'clock prices IN New York wore practically
was ouot4I A. e1 80 elevator and aaoat,
white e3tsc and 40 yellow Gic. o b a0oaf OATS
10 4av but II had good undertoue owing furthe-
rains IN the Southwest and tRlks ~ d"laved move
rneut cash oats in New York wer" frrn- CLOSING as
follows Mixed PC 20 ~ y 5nc. natural white ~ 90
-. 81 n f2c clipped white 60 TO 40 N Gi H65iec
RYE-Market dull; No Western. Sc nominal. O
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18
CASH QUOTATIONS..
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York. August IL 1907
COFFEE-The coffee market " as quiet t9-oay 90 ANU dn
eF,oved little movement the close being dGi al
nominal decline points August but geIct'tlIS
net unchanged 10 points higher Sales were rspoItcu
of II $50 pags part Of which consisted OF IHT1ne.
axcbangas from near late positions. Ihe lnllial
gain was due better French cables HaNre beits
frame higher although Hamburg was uncllsieed 20
r,fepuig lower. weakness IN Wall street
checked the advance here at the opening. hut the
Fact thar uuidation through Stock Exchange houses
was not heavier considered a ia'orabEe itatGiS
-rbe urinary markets made steady showing no
cbs,ge beinE reported from previous prices and
receipts continued moderate at the various points aa
ro-nr,arad he of last year Ihe HeatreT
IN me state OF Sac Paulo showery 10 ralny anu
a this may the 10 bear the next crop
a. r7av also check movement Of the present CROP
70 market market for spot coffee was quiet WIZ.
ouotarfons on the baHis of 62s for Rio No a
tn. range Of prices in the local market
follows;
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

70 eos,er!Sol Aug I7-oiesing-W fIEAT-spot steady;
REC Western winter. Is 1s6; futures quiet; seltsI
s.. |. ed; Iecernber. as 2ssd: March, 5s 3sd CORN
e., sant; American mixed, new. Or ten ola Sorth-
~ z-ds futures September. ss l1t2os octo-
E,,fss = al-d. PEAs-Cansdian hrm O. Sd FlL9Dk R
Ia'eHts steady. 27s Cd HOPS IN London facihc
us Quiet g i0s1E3 5s. BEE,F-Extra india mess
ssESs As Ppfsk-prirne nlsss. Western quiet SOS.
i-~..<0herf cut. IL 1s 10 enls 53s BACoN-tuftl
& n cut ze 20 30 n. dull SIS. short RIB, lo 10
.sss miGi1es light. 70 81 10
sz DO heavy IS 10. dull. 5te: short clear
~ = % n. quiet clear bellies, II 70 20
T. s,es SHOULDERS. square, ii 10 u 10 easy
AhiefrssDe Western. in tlerpes, quiet s4s "a
s,.r.e. refined. IN pasls quiet. sss Cd GHEESE-Ch
erm -hnest white. firm. 5Ss: do colored new
fES-rSs.s.. IAl-lSJN-Prinle city dull. Dos ga TUX
sSf-s9ir1fs quiet Ais Sd RoSlN--ofnfiloii
fT~s1 us I'D NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. steady. "a
,sifSD OIL easy. 25s oOTTONSEED OlI--Hull re-
anse SPOT. dell =, es
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18
Facts That Investors
Should Know.

Why Boston-Idaho Mining Companys
stock is better, safer than bank deposit and
practically as convenient
First-Boston-Idaho Mining COmpanyS
stock will pay in assured dividends annually
five times as much as your bank pays you IN
interest, independent of extra dividends that
will later be disbursed
Second-Your investment is made safer
by the protection reserve fund. Impossible to
lose.
Third-Nith the protection reserve fund
complete, your holdings can be converted into
cash as quickly as money can be withdrawn from
your bank.
The disbursement of extra dividends later
will, in our opinion, exceed so per cent. annually.
We unhesitatingly advise the purchase of
this stock at the present price S1.25 share. for
a safe. permanent and exceptionally profitable
investment.
As there are only 10000 shares in this Of
fering. we urge upon investors the Importance
of taking immediate advantage of the offering
at .25 share.
Make all remittances direct to our order.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18
L. DIAMOND COMPANY
lia7.38-3s Old SOUTH BUILDING, BOSTON, MASS.

rT1HERE Is AN ABUNDANCE OF MONEY At THE
L present time. has been for years past ana
viii DE fe- Years for an the needs ei thg
%atious business. but a large proportion OF II j.
br great financial Institutions of America 6
monetary centre for purposes of their own anu ii!-
smaller frs throuEho the country have taken llt'!
cue and are shaping their policies, for the present
least according the lead Of the great Ne" A"i"
banks --t.t t,-,s
books. security and highest rate
Of frter.4. Tor Tor term Of three Years m
,~s-, ra.ahf. m ans periods desired and taxes TINS
method ~ yerifylnF the belief funds available
FOR the right kind Of Investment
ahdrass \ so Tritnne Ottro
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18
Financial.

Never has an investment been offered that
equals Boston-Idaho Mining Companys stock
for income, safety of investment, and protection
of stockholders.
Our offering will be only 10000 shares at
the present price, 1925 a share. We are IN
position to state positively that Boston-ldaho
Mining Companys stock is worth today over
$500 a share, based solely on the income power
of the stock at it's present price, and the assets
back of the Company's capitalization of only
(S2O0,00O).
From information received August 9TH and
18th from the Superintendent at the Mines, we
can say with assurance that the net earnings OF
the Company annually from the mill runs will
be ($216,OOO) year, sum equal to 108 per
cent on the entire capitalization Of the Com
pant.
The 20 per cent. dividend, payable ) per
cent. quarterly on the par value of the stock,
commencing in November, is in no way specu-
lative.
There is no speculation i'll the investment.
Investors are protected against loss by the Gre
alton of the protection reserve fund. This fund
prevents the stock from depreciatmg below It's
par value.
With the completion Of this fund, market
for the stock is established within the Treasury
of the Company, as to protect the stockh0ld-
ers from being compelled to sacrifice on their
holdings, if, for any reason, they have to con-
vert their stock into cash. This makes the IN
vestment the soundest possible.
You are not offered an investment IN some
thing that is prospective.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18

METALs-The market for pig iron certificates at
standard foundry grades quoted: October-November-
MoLAssEs And sYRUPs-some,. business es was was
in but molassef was quiet ana the mar
MOI.ASsES-New Orleans centrifugal. common. i34l
ore oricans inr open Esttls 81 a sc
ai4c; fair 15Q17c; good, 1sa2oc prime 2og 23c'
oIICottonseed oil steady again for sg9t but
August 52c, 900 September at 32c loo octoesr
and 900 January a 3s}4c Linseed oil was quiet and
4nchanged hcmeo Re,rosTV WE quote PETRoLEGM
standaTd & T oc eoS Tened casey 96 NeS YORK
TSbiadelphia 10 s5c: white. New York, bbls.
btf bqf cases New YORK - soc Philadelphia
2 1a i2' bafey sssdg prime summer yellow spot
August 52 521zc: septeInbeT q - - ib 9. sn %
s9l+c; January. 3si. 3s&c; off summer yellow Au-
BRINE white. sGeoc prime winter yellow 80 69c: %
town raw @4Sc; Calcutta zoe, LARD
Ro5HVffsIoNs-saturdays ~ advanced little
on buying lard by packers but SOLD OF ne4P od the
estimated for Monday, "a 900 and mex! week 125 1000 600
P9Rk steaay c5ssr }s ss BEEF steady ouo
cd Mess sioasIO 90 family $ls 3, Soasi paest s
siG sHtt too saoed s51 sH'rs s25@ 9d hsE
-. essc: pigs 9a4 910Hc CUT MEATs.Pckled bel
lies s n dq 9aqsdi e. b iose D HAMS dull
d2 18e TALh9W siaa oed 9netd % Midde western prime
90 &c; city lard steady: quoted $40 refined lard
S3. DDc STEARINE steady. quoted Oieo' o7sR
s5sc: city lard stearine. lie. A. =,
I3ICE2The general market presented a firm posi-
go oyrfne limited supplies and moderate
offerings while the demand IS of good proportions
Ono+ations follow: DOMESTIC, screenings. 3GS1a G;
crdinarT 4G4Ac: fair, AZ. q5c good ordinary 2g
80 nrime bhn5&o; choice, 096s.c Japan, 90
SIfc FOREIGN. Patna, 81 @6Sso; Rangoon ana bes-
sein, 59bAc. - -. ,,.o.t,a
with prices nominay unchanged There seems to 9 be
" jisnostIon on part of 1obbers to take as ntte
S,gaT as noesibe and of them are still working
ss S,gar boupht some time The following are
", rices subject TO a rebate OF 10 points and dis
a,rt ~ ner cent cash q days.: Crystal dom
noes 25e: Eagle tablets 2oc cut loaf and crushed
7ore. ,noutd A 535c: cubes, 5.25c; A&NA powderen
Si3c: Eagle ID bags powdered . 25c' powdered, I
ooa-s. and fruit powdered. bloc; Eagle
dpners' granuiated 25c; coarse 5.10c extra
Sna x Ioc; n cartons fine, 52oc; ~ bags hne;
az. az IN bags fine 525c; ID bags fine, o2uc; 10
m hays ene 5lBc: fine standard eranulated 5c:
o. ana 5o 10 bags fine, 5o5c; diamond A., nc CON
fectioners' A. 4soc; No l. 4soc Nos ana s5ae:
No 8 poe; No. o. 445e: No. loo. 4a5c No, II 5oc'
no ~ csc; No. 13c 2oc nos IA 10 ana 10 @ sloo
onaon sent pretty good market news with beet sugar
steady al a slight advance August was quotea at
as "a and September ps gAd The local market
for raw sugar dun and more or less nominal
quoted at 3 sec muscoVaao,
SO test al sec, and molasses sugar SD test at SC
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18
OTHER MARkETS-BY rEIEcRApH

Chicago. Aug 1T--CATTLE-Rsesipts about coo
heer 81 SVasS 4o Texas steers 50 sass 10. stocks-s
and feeders. 81 tp0S4 e0 FOGS-Recsipfs about "a
head: lower: light s 15ess Fs rx.s
$ 5Gs6 so heavy. s5 45ds6 y: rough s. 455s5 - ris
81 5Ot1S6 80; bulk OF sales.
ceipts about 5000 head market native So 25as
s. So: Western So 506S5 20: yearlfnss TDs ~.
lambs. s. 2aGSI 20: Western. s. 25Q<T 40.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18
Financial.
Financial.
Boston'Idaho Mining Company
A 90 Per Cent. Dividend Investment on Par
PAYABLE Per Cent? Quarterly Commencing in November
DIVIDENDS ASSURED INVESTMENT PROTECTED AGAINST LOSS

The properties owned by the Boston
Idaho Mining Company have record OF pro-
ducing over 81 100000 before the Boston-Idaho
Mining Company bought them outright from
the estate of the former owner.
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18

COTTON Exchange special Liverpool csbes-spot cotton
lower rniddiing upland. 25d; sales 5000
hsfas epeculnton export. 300: American sus iii
rsy t.po All American: futures opened quiet point
r. cnsed quiet points old and sa2 points
,+ro-' n, now crop August 8ssi AuElst-Sepienber,
Tsd. 6eod October 5ed;
s-a,oer- -necsu,er I'D: December January bh2zd;
~zSoAsan ~ rrs,,narv ssilkd: February March, 652hd;
S5ayr,1HaTrli ss3kd. AprtMsy. 654isd: May-June,
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18
FUNERALS IN BRAZIL.

~ - n'axil al the funeral OF an unmarried woman.
~ oo'nins color lie scarlet. The CONN, the hearse
~ usppines OF the horses and the livery OF the
~ ~ al scAylst--T1t Btts
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

New York. Aug. IL. 1907
and fairly steady
Eediurr ~. pea hrmly Red kidney weak o'pga
1arfe.ies unch ans ed Scotch unehahged. W
onnfes REANS marrow. choice per hushei *z 90
Common 20 good 81 SOC s. %: do medium c"oaoe'
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18
TO THE HOLDERS OF
Five Per Cent. Consolidated Mortgage Bonds
OF THE
West Chicago ST. R. R. Co.

Recent proceedings United states Circuit
Court in Chicago Indicate that plan Of rsorganza-
tion Of the properties OF the Chicago Union Traction
Company will forced through with the possibI.
effect OF destroying the security Of your bonds
IN order prevent disastrous consequences your
interests = is Necessary HAT united edor SHOULD
be made to protset your property rights 1Fe7under-
signed al the request OF the holders large
Der Of West Chicago Street Railroad Company Five
Per Gem Consolidated Mortgage Bonds. have con-
sented 20 Committee behalf bondhoIders
On and after August 10. 1897. and up to and in
Guiding September 16 1907 bonds be received by
CENTRAL. TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK Nc
- Wall Street. Borough Of Manhattan. New York a.
depostary under agreement. copies OF which win
then he ready for delivery Office OF said Trust
Company Suitable certificates issued BY said
depostary in exchange for bonds deposited Bonds
deposited must bear the coupon maturing November
1, 1907. and all subsequent coupons
Dated, August IA. 1907
JAMES N WALLACE
HTGo BITMENTHAI
FREDERICK IL ECKER
Committees
JOLINE. LARKIN & RATHBONE. Counsel
2. L BABCOCK. Secretary. 81 Wall ST. New York;
City
New-York tribune., 1907-08-18
TO HOLDERS OF THE
Preferred and Common Sfeek
Voting Trust Certificates
OF THE
INTERNATIONAL MERCANTILE
MARINE COMPANY

Holders Of majority Of the Voting Trust Certih-
Gates for the Preferred and Common stock OF this
Company having sisnhed their desire that the Voting
Trust be extended period Of five years as speci-
ned in the circular issued Voting Trust Certih-
cate holders and bearing date New York June j.
1901 requested that other holders desiring 70
unite in the extension shall do promptly
Further assents will be received at the Offices Of
J. T. MORGAN & co. % WALL STREET. NEW
YORK; J. :. MORGAN & co, % OLD BROaD
STREET LONDON. and ADoLpH BOIsSENAIN 4
co. AMSTERDAM. up to and including the 18th
DAY OF SEPTEMBER. 1907
Copies Of the circular. and Of forms OF assent 20
such extension. may he obtained at those Offices.
J.. PIERPONT MORGAN.
j. BRUCE ISMAY, v.tn,
PIRRIE, T-,,ste.s
l.. A. u. WIDENER.
CHARLES STEELE.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-10-17
Ghastlv Murder.

Minneapolis, Oct. 15.-Choked to
death, Mrs. George Patous, the sew
enteen-year-old wife of George Pa
tous, Polish laborer, was found ~
ing on bed in an upstairs room at
1915 Third street north. Patous has
not been found, and the police believe
him to be the murderer of his wife.
The woman's body was found by
w. A. Shaughnessy, who rented a
room to Patous and his wife. She is
believed to have been dead since
Sunday night, Oct. 6.
There had been no signs of life in
the Patous room for week, and
Shaughnessy becoming alarmed en-
tered the bedroom to find the stran-
gled body of the girl lying across the
bed. The condition of the body in
Dictated that she had been >strangled.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-10-17
DEATH ON THE TROLLEY.
John Tracey and Wife are Killed While
Crossing the Track.

Minneapolis, Oct. 15.-John Tracey
and his wife, in their buggy, were
struck and killed by car of the
Deephaven line. Mrs. Tracey died
half an hour after the accident and
her husband three hours later. Their
little adopted daughter, Matte, about
seven years old, was with them in
the buggy and escaped with slight
injuries. The accident happened at
Mendelsohn crossing short distance
from Hopkins.
The car was being driven by Mo-
torman Larson, an old employee of
the company, and, according to the
account of the passengers, he used
his best endeavors to bring the heavy
car to stand-still, in time to avoid
the collision. The Tracey buggy was
being driven south and the car was
approaching in the direction of Hop
kins. The whistle was blown in
warning.
According to the story of the mo-
torman Tracey had time to get his
buggy across the track, but for some
unknown reason the horse stopped.
It is thought the driver became con-
fused. The buggy stood across the
track. The car struck it and hurled
the occupants to the ground. The
buggy was smashed to bits.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1907-10-17
Oct. 10. II. "a, 81,

Oct. 10, II, "a, 81.
Pubic SALE OF ABSOLUTE
PROPERTY OF THE STATE,
UNDER CHAPTER 430,
GENERAL LAWS 1907.
Notice is hereby given that on the
second Monday. being the Eleventh,
(l1). day of November, 1907, at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon, at the office
of the County Auditor in the Court
House, at City of Warren, Mime
sofa, all tracts or parcels of land sold
for taxes in Marshall County. TO
which the State has ACQUIRED title.
under the provisions of Chapter
Eleven. (1l). Revised Laws of
Minnesota, 1905. and amendments
thereto. remaining unredeemed, will
be offered at public sale. Every
tract or parcel will be sold for cash
to the person bidding the highest
price offered therefor, which shall
not be less than the amount of the
taxes, penalties interest and costs
charged against it. Provided how
ever, that those tracts which we're
bid in for State at the regular
annual tax sale in 1908. for the tax
VI 4SUls duA Ill OIL O0Ao p4AOA oAAOAS
to, on which the aggregate taxes,
penalties, interest and costs exceeds
the cash value thereof, may be dis
posed of for a sum not less than one
half the amount of the taxes as
originally assessed against each
tract.
| Owners or interested parties may
redeem their property by paying the
full amount due to the County
Treasurer at any time before sale has
been made to an actual purchaser.
After the Notice of Expiration OF
Redemption has been served as pro-
vided in Section 956, Revised Laws
1905, the Governor is authorized tc
issue deed in the name of the State
to the person entitled thereto
(Section 938 Il. L. Immediate pay
ment to the County Treasurer is re-
quired. The sale will begin at the
time and place named above and con
tinue from day to day until every
tract Of parcel shall have been offered
for sale. A list of said real property
| is now on file in the offices Of thu
County Auditor and State Auditor
Dated Warren. Mimi, October LIST,
1907.
p. B. Malberg,
County Auditor, Marshall
]. County, Minnesota