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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1908-09-21
Gagen and Woodboro, Wiscon-
sin Were Entirely Efaced
From Map Yesterday
PEOPLE FLED FROM BURNING
HOMES AND FELL EXHAUSTED
Both Towns Had Population Of Nearly
Two Thousand, All Of Whom Are
Observation-Disclosures Had Narrow
Escape.

Rhinelander, Wis. Sept. 21-Gageu
and Woodboro were destroyed b.
forest fires yesterday. The fire start
ed in the woods in the early morn
ing and quickly reached the towns.
Men, women and children fought
valiantly to save their homes but
without avail. Gagan and Woodboro
each bad about 1000 residents and
nearly all are homeless. Burned out
of their homes the people began fee
ing from the fire which grew more
dangerous each minute. Women
carrying children in their arms and
men and boys with packs on their
backs ran toward Rhinelander, many
falling, prostrated by the heat, to be
helped on by stronger refugees. Near
ly all of these burned out at Gagen
reached Rhinelander last night and
are being cared for. But few of Wood
boro people are here and 1t Is not
known what has become of all Of
them. The fire is fresh one and
not continuation of the fires which
did SO much damage last week. When
the blaze started the wind was from
the west and It was feared Rhinelan-
der with its homes for 1000 people
was doomed also, but change in the
direction of the wind probably has
saved the city. The towns of Gagen
and Woodboro are on the 500 rail-
came to this city, say nothing is left
Of Gagen.
Fort Williams Threatened.
Fort Williams, Sept. 21.-Fanned by
strong breeze last night, the forest
fires again blazed forth at the OUT
skirts of the west fort, and the fire
brigade had its work cut out to pre-
vent damage to property. In very
short time the fierce flames were bear
ing down upon severaY houses located
in the west fort close to the westerly
limit. Fortunately after fight last
ing several hours in which several
f1remen had to be carried away, over
come with the heat and smoke, the
fighters succeeded in checking the
flames.
Marshfield Doomed.
Marshfield, Wis, Sept. 21.-Forest
fires are rapidly closing in on this
city, and 1t is believed heavy rain is
all that will save it from total destruo-
tion.
Three Miles From Wausau.
Wausau, Wis, Sept. 21.-Flames
from the forest fires are within three
miles on the south and west of this
city, driving dense pail of smoke
before them. A rise of wind would
put the city in danger. A large force
Of men went to Ringle yesterday and
succeeded in saving that town. A
number of farm houses and barns
south Of here have been burned.
With the assistance of the fire de-
partments of Milwaukee and Osh-
kosh, which have their apparatus on
the way here, there is no fear from
forest fires in this city. The fires in
this vicinity are confined to the slash
ings and the dense smoke is the result
of the burning of the green foliage.
Rhinelander Is protected by water on
the north, south and west boundaries.
There Is no wind today,
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1908-09-21

tie fire on the schooner several miles
away and bore down upon it. The
sea was very rough, but volunteers
were not wanting and soon lifeboat
was launched. Coming close to where
the men on the schooner was hud-
died together, 1t was found impossi-
BILE to bring the boat near enough to
the wreckage to take them off. and,
one by one, they leaped from the
schooner into the sea and were
dragged aboard. The rescued men
were Bernard Russell, Alfred Harris,
Herbert Strand, Leon Freeman, Daniel
Jackson and Captain Morris. The
mate of the schooner, George Mccoy,
was swept overheard on September
Is and drowned.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1908-09-21
SHIPWRECKED
Horrible Experience Of Men Caught
in TyphOn.


San Juan. P. R., Sept. 21.-After a
thrilling experience in a hurricane,
Capt. ]. B. Morris and five seamen of
the schooner Mary B. Judge, from
Mobile for San Juan, were rescued in
the early morning hours last Thurs
day by the steamer Julia Luckenbach.
The Mary B. Judge, which left Mo-
bile for San Juan August with q
cargo of lumber, ran into gale on
September 10. The scnooner's masts
were carried away and she was alb
solutely helpless. The heavy seas
opened her seams and sne soon filled
with water. The captain and his crew
lashed themselves to the top of the
poop, which was the only part of the
vessel above water. All they had sue
ceeded in saving was little hard tack
and gallon of water. The water was
exhausted In twenty-four hours, and
the hard tack was doled out one to
each man daily. On the sixteenth the
men caught two gallons of rain and
when rescued at a. m, on Thursday
they still had q gallon left and eight
hard tacks. They .haa almost aban-
doned hope, whom the light Of the
Luckenbach was seen at 11!40 We'd
nesday night, With some matches and
a few splinters chipped rrom the rail
q, fire was started in tin bucket and
this. was kept burning as long as the
stock OF matches held out,
The Luckenbach was 100 miles of
her course, having proceeded in that
direction to avoid the hurricane, Chief
Ohcer Thomas Haley sighted the lit
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1908-09-21
GETS IN WRONG PLACE
Injured Ferryman Taken to tn.
Lookup Instead OF Hospital

Monongahela, Pa, Sept. 21.-George
Sutherland, who operates the ferry
between Monessen and Lock No. 4.
stepped of moving trolley car at
Look No. 4 last midnight and plunged
over a forty-foot embankment. He
was put on board the street car, !un-
conscious. and brought to this city.
whore by mistage he was lodged in
the local lookup instead Of the hospi-
tai.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1908-09-21
TRADES MULE
FOR Dem VOTES
Bryan Offers the Mascot Mule
to County Showing the
Greatest Gain

New York, Sept. 21.-Wm. ].
Bryan, has offered the mascot mule,
presented him by the agricultural So
ciety Of Minnesota, as prize to the
county showing tho largest percen-
tage OF increase in vote for the demo-
cratic electors over the average vote
for electors in. the last three cam
paigns. The offer is contained in a
letter from the presidential candidate
to National Chairman Mack, who
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1908-09-21
CRAZY PAOHYDERM
Elephant Went Oh Rampage Among
Zoo Snakes

New York, Sept. 21-Alice. the cap
tive elephant In the Bronx zoo, which
went on q rampage among the reptiles
Saturday night and caused the guards
Of the park to pass twelve hours Of
terror, passed yesterday securely
chained between two trees IN the roo
and under the influence Of an opiate.
& IT. required tho combined efforts Of
jabont fifteen men to capture Alive
,yestsrdays, and make her fast. Alice
Mas taken to the 700 last week and
was destined TO DO q companion for
5Gunda, the children's special pct In
tho elephant line. Director Mornaday
said today that II no fails to break
Alioe 10 viii kill her. but he believes
:shs viii quiet down. ,5i
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1908-09-21
Thieves MADE
4 LARGE HAUL
Got Thirty.Five Thousand Dol
lars in Cold Cash From
Store Safe

Armour. s. D.. Sept. 21-J. G. Cam
toms store was burglarized Saturday
night, the thieves getting from the
safe $4,000 in paper, $4,000 in gold
and $500 in silver. The paper money
was wrapped In packages, one Of
which contained s10,0o0s in $40 bills.
A reward Of $1,000 is offered for the
arrest Of the burglars. There is no
clue to their identity.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1908-09-21
DROWNS HERSELF.

East Liverpool, Ohio, Sept 21.-
Mentally unbalanced as the result of
an attack of paralysis Mrs. Fred
Heckathorn arose from bed early this
morning and, walking into the shall
low Ohio river, drowned herself in
two feet Of water. The body was dis
covered by workmen.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1908-09-21
WRIGHT BROKE
WORLDS RECORD
Flew More Than Two Hours at
the Auvours Field
Today

Lemans, France, Sept. 21.-Wilbur
Wright, the American aeroplanist,
few in his machine at Auvours field
here today for one hundred and thir-
ty-one minutes and twenty-five Sec
onds. This is the worlds record.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1908-09-21
NO MORE ARRESTS
Egeland Case Will be Dropped
Victim Recovering.

VVtIW IltCUVcTIHEs
Egeland, N. D., Sept. 21.-Paul
Koloski, a Finlander, was shot Sat-
urday afternoon by Marshal P. Olm-
stead while attempting to make his
escape from the official. AS a result
of the bullet wound he has been in
a very precarious condition but will
very probably pull through. There
will be no further arrests in the case.
Koloski had been arrested for
fighting with cripple.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-24
NOTA ARTtSTICA


Copiamos de "El Liberal" de Bar
celona el siguiente brilante artfculo
en- honor del emina ante actor espaf1ol
cuyo epigrafe encabeza estas lineas
"El eminente actor catalan Enrique
Borras una de las glorias mas 1egl
timas del teatro espafio1 contempo-
raneo, nos deja
Muv pronto. quizas para los pri
meros dias del venidero agosto, EN-
barcara Borras en- este puerto para
Mejico donde Sc p-opone realizar
una "tournee" artfstica por los prin-
cipales teatros mejicanos.
De alll ira Ell genial artista 4 Puer-
to Rico, donde tiene una ventaiosf
sima confrata. volviendo despu6s 4
las Repdblicas Sudamericanas para
hacerse aplaudir por el intelligence
publico de la Argentina.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-24
La vida en- Teherdn
Lucha entire la esposa de un diploma.
tico y IN sOidadO persa

Despachos recibidos de Teheran.
detallan del modo siguiente un suce.
so que ha causado gran impression en-
los circulos sociales y dipomaticos:
"Desde los 1ltimos atentados. Ia
capital de Persia vive en- perpetua in
Itranquilidad y alarma, aun cuando
no Sc han reproducido aqhGllos. el re-
NOR de que con cua.quier motivo pue-
dan repetlrse, causa esa exitac16n
de animos que caracteriza los esta-
do anormaleS por que atraviesan los
los pueblos en- ciertos y determina-
dos periodos hist6ricos.'
"A pesar de ESQ y menospreciando
tai estado de cosas, las esposas de los
Ministries de Russia Viena solfan dar
invariablemente I'm paseo diario en-
coche por las afueras de la ciudad
cosa que, como todos los dfas Erea liza
ron el dia del suceso, bien aienas
seguramente, 10 que habfa de ocu-
rrirles.
Es el case que, despues de haber
Sc alejadO unos seis Kilometres de
lTeheran, regresa ban la caida de la
tarde. al llegar uno de los forti-
nes que radean la capital, un cent?
rela, que ALI estaba de guardia, Sc
adelant6 hasta cerca del carruaje. v
lechandose el fusil 4 la cara, dispar6
dos tiroS sobre dichas. Sefloras, Dor
| fortuna sin lograr herirlas."
Ell momento fue de tremendo es-
tupor para dichas senoras. pero una
de elias, 8 sea la esposa del Ministro
de Austria, con la rapidez del rayo V
| demostrando una pasmoSa se-enidad,
Sc lanz6 del carruaje hasta donde
estaba el soldado, y ALI luchando 4
brazo partido con 81, logr6 arrancarle
el fusil de sus manos, abofeteandole
| despues con el mas soberano despre-
clio Y en el mismo momento en- que
llegaba el cuerpo de guardis, cuyo
Official detuvo al soldado conducien-
dolo inmediatamente la carcel, don
de sera sometido IN conseio de
guerra mediante un proceso severf-
simo."
"El valor demostrado por la DANA
en- referencia supera todos los elo--
gios, y la casa del representante de
Austria ha sido durante Ia noche muy
visitada."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-24

Parecc impossible que persona hu-
mana pueda reallzar ese verdacero
match ] dc laboriosidad y de agita-
|cion; pero el talento indiscutible de
Enrique Borras sus energias nunca
|desfsllecidas, aspira a que en- POGO
|menos de dos meses sean conocidas
por los p1blicos de allende los mares.
las obras del moderno repertoire que
tan magistralmente interpreta ell illus
tire actor.
Pero la c0sa no para ahf; segdn nos
|ha dicho el mismo Borras, qnien he.
mos tenido Ell gusto de estrechar Ia
|mano y con quien hemos departido
durante un largo ratio ST lie queda
|tiempo ira la Habana, donde tantos
amigos y admiradores tiene.
A su regreso volvera al teatro lie
la Comedie de Madrid, donde tantoS
triunfos alcanzara,y allf Ell inteligente
|empresario sefior Escudero lie reser-
va las Primicias de tres dramas, escri-
tos expresamente para Borras uno de
eilos debido la pluma del distin gui-
do literato y periodista Antonio Palo-
meo.
ln1til nos parece decir al querido
amigo Enrique BorrSs, que lie desea-
mos tantos triunfos como los cue sin
ceramente merecen Sus cualidades
excepcionales de amigo verdadero y
de actor inimitable.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-24
gANC0 TERRITORIAL Y AGRIC0LA De PUERTO RICO
Capital auzade $24oooOo Capital reaizado $3lk6S298 u
Operaciones que reaTixa .


corto largo plazo sobe fncas rdsticas.
DESCUENTOS De paga obgacones pame
GIROS Sobre Espana New York Paris,
GIROS POR CABLE: Sobre New York Madrid.
vista cheques.
MPOSICION PLAZO FLO: de a
SECCON DE AHoRROS: mpostcenes H
5 intereses oaauaL
cOBRANZAS Por agena Sin
comison
DEPOS1TOS: De efrvo
CAMBIO DE MONEDAS: DE hos
VENTA DE CEDULAS HIPOTECARIAS:
kIco lnteres pagadero
VENIA D FNcAS Dando sacidades las jui5
de Aduntas
Gales, Coroza,
Manan Maricao Utuado
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-24
N0G0s mnuIl6iSc56Ipdles

HOSPITAL MUNICIPAL Hay
en- ass tencla en- este establecimientc
benehco; % mujeres y 81 varones.
Total S..
Ingresaron: Manuela Rivera Es-
Iperanza Hernandez; fallecio, Manuel
Romero y fueron dados de alta por
curados: Anastacio Roman Agustin
Hernandez.
En- Ell hospital cuarentenario fue
dada de alta, Felipa Mercado. Hay
en- Ell dia de hoy IS enfermos.
HOSPITAL ESPECIAL De MU-
JERES.-Hay en- asistencia "a. En-
lei Dispensario 4. Total de asistidas
|3S.
Observation-Disclosures de dete.
nidos en- ell dia de aver: varones, "a
~ mujeres II sufricndo condena,y Y 9
varones y una mujer pendientes de
causa.
Ouedan en- ell dla de hoy s.
Fueron puestos en- libertad por ha-
Der cumplido la condena que les fue
impuesta:
Agripina Ayala, Manuel DAME
)Candelario Gimenez, Juan Mendez
~ Eugenio Rodriguez.
CUARTO DE SOCORRO.-Hasta
la manana de hoy fueron curadas por
Iel practlcante de serylcio ID. CUTLER
mo Claudio, las siguientes personas:
Amador Salgado, (policia insular)
contuSiones de primer grado en- la
region frontal y lur1brar; Candido
Lopez, tsargento de la policfa insular)
cinco contusiones dc primer grado en-
ell antebrazo izqulerdo y region zigo
maticas; Emilio Hern 4ndez, herida
contusa de TN centfmetro de iongitud
ell la region maseterica izquierda y
Manuel Santiago, (nif1o) contusiones
en- ambas rodillas por ca1da. Todas
leveS.
REGISTRO EMBELLISHMENTS
Hasta l. maffana de hoy no Sc ha he
cho ninguna ms ripcion.
DEFUNCIONES.-Manuel Rome
TO y Alfonso Mufloz Robes
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-24
FL BanCo Obrero De San Juan

Los sefiores Manuel Rubio Nelen.
dez, Francisco Mejfas Rivera, Juan
Alvarez Alvarez, Manuel Rubio So
linas. Cirilo Dfaz Sanchez. Martin
Clemente Gonzalez Felix Santiago
Forty, nos participant cue hoy. las
dos de la tarde, ha sido frmada Ia
escritura publica, ante el notario don
Julio Cesar Gonzalez. de la sociedad
Fl Baneo odveyo az San /uan, que serz
Incorporate bajo las leyes de Puerto
Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-24
Contra ~ soCialisn1o
administrative
Un 6rgano de los trusts

Nueva York viernes.-Entre los elementos
Doderosos que forman las grandes corporaciones
americanas, Sc ha recibido con gran aplauso ell
fallo recaido en- la apelaci6n de la STANDARD
Oil Company" contra la multa de veintinueve
miliones
Ell fallo de la Corte de Apelacones pondra
un freno los desmanes administrators que
tanto halaga la populacheria ambiente, ha dicho
el organo de los trusts.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-24
EI panico EN- Persia
Persecution contra los extranieros

Nueva York, Comunican de Te-
heran que los representatives extrangeros har
pedido al Shah las garantias necesarias para
que no sc cumpla la amenaza de los revo
1ucionarios.
Los ultimos informes recibidos dicen que
los extrangeros poseidos de IN panico morta
Sc refugian en- la capital de Persia, abando
nando sus intereses.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-24
l. q protesta de H0aanda
Una nota 4 Venezuela

Nueva York, vernes-Dicen de La Haya
que el gobierdo enviara una nota al de Vene-
zuela demandado !explicaciones por Ell acto
aggressive realizado contra su representante Ell
Caracas por Ell gobierno del general Castro
FL gobierno holandes establecera una pro-
tesla solemne ante los poderes sino Sc le dan
|explicaciones que le satisfagan competamente
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-24

HOSPITAL MUNICIPAL -Ha,
en- aslStencla en- este establecimientc
benehco; % mujeres y 81 varones.
Total 2I
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-24

UD recursO criminal

Nueva York, viernes Los revolucionarios
persas que han ocupado la importante plaza de
Tabriz, han cometldo todo genera de desmanes
contra los paisanos.
Aver circuo el aamante rumor de que los
revolucionaIios persas Sc proponen realizar una
matanza de europeos fin de oblgar los po-
deres ntervenir en- el reino del Shah.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-24
I'm nGgeW0 proceS0
Contra aa Standard
Roosevelt 10 pide

Nueva York viernes-EI Presidente Roo
sevelt dice que Sc impone un nuevo proceso con.
tra la Standard oil Company para obligar al
poderoso trust pagar Ia multa que le ha sldo
conmutada por la Corte de Apelaciones.
Lamentase el presidente de que los tribu-
males nacionales no coopereD q la regular1za-
Ci0n de los truts.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-07-24
IA suaugEa de los % saasEi0nes
Roosevelt esta descontento

Nueva York, viernes.-Mr. Roosevelt ha
protestado energcamente contra la anulacion
dictada por la Corte de Apelaciones de la multa
de veintinueve millones que le fue impuesta a
Ia Standard Oil Company.
Afirma Ell presdente que la mencionada
corporation es culpable que Ell fallo del alto
tribunal no lie satisface nj puede satisfacer la
opinion.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-09-24
COUNTY PROCEEDINGS

Matt Nc Cormick, recording for
Co. $3.50
John Sluka Co. work, zoo
John Hrachovec, blacksmith
work fer Co. 365
I" for dist. No. ~ 525
L. L. Wagne. Dep. Sheriff, care
of LYod Vaughters & Ed Ec-
carius, "a 90
!" +. Bison, prisoner 81 90
DR.. 4. A Sedlacsk, medical care
of Co. poor, 800
National Once Supply Co. l467
J. j. Krall, repairing adding ma
chine, 10 90
Iowa Bridge Co. for bridge mate
rial delivered. 1900 Gu
Hugh Foley, Co. grading 81 00
Henry Harms, support for July,
August & September, 80 90
On melton Board adjourned toe O.
clock A. M. September 2nd 1908
Attest:- Vac. +. Krejcik, County Au-
ditoF, Phllpp hell, Chairman.
Wednesday Sept. 2.
Board met pursuant to adjournment,
Present Philip He'll Chairman, j. M
Dunmire 0. B. Nc Nelll, Vac. II. Kre
ycik Co. Aud. Louis Koenig, Sheriff,
Absent G. N. Nc Collum and Egbert
aurnstra. On motion following bills
allowed,
GoodrihRe Lumber Co TO Go, zoo
I" District No. IL 90
. to Go, 1l6 05
q g District No 80 so
Dakota Central Phone Co. Phone
rent and messages, July and
Aug, IL 50
Report OF B, H, Wood j. P. excep
ted and following bills allowed,
B. II. Wood J. P. Ia case OF
Nanghters and Eccarius 256
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-09-24
First Game Won.

The initial game of ball OF the
three to be played for the cham
pionship of this county and the
gate receipts, at 40 and 90 per
cent, was played Tuesday after
noon at Tyndall by the Tabor
Greys and Tyndall Maroons, re-
sulting in victory for the former
The score by innings:
Taber oo22 400
Tyndall o o 2 ooII2-6
During this game home run
was brought in by Frank Novak
who hammered the bali over the
fence.
The second game will be play.
ed ] Thursday at Tyndall and Mon,
day at Tabor.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-09-24
Window glass in all sizes can
be had at the Queal yard.

. L.
Lost, four calves, 5 spotted and
one red. Liberal reward for their
return. c. Ranek, Utica, S.D.Io-8
Wanted Girls for dining room
and domestic service at the South
Dakota State Hospital. Perma-
nent positions and good wages.
Address DIR. L. c. Mead, Supt.
Yankton, S. D. ....@a.
Hear the "Great Commoner"
VIM. J. Bryan, at the Mitchell
Corn Palace, September 2Sth the
only speech he will make in the
state during the campaign. Don't
fail to attend.
| have received large supply
Of picture frame mouldings of ar
tistic designs. Also finest speci-
mems Of wall paper that will i'm
prove the appearance o. your
rooms. A. J. Novak,
Three Gold Medals and the
Grand Prize at St. Louis Worlds
Fair that's a rccordl !. w. HAR
PER whiskey IS the leader. For
sale by Hruska & Trunec.
Peter I. Petrik purchased 1So
acres Of fine land 9 miles south
and two miles east of Wagner, oi
Frank Trumbo recently. 1t Is NOT
improbable that Pete will rent his
farm south of town and move tc
his new one, and engage in cattle
raising.
"The Commoner" a democratic
magazine can be had for a5c. un-
iii election or sl.oo for one year
Apply TO Jas. A. Wagner.
Tomb stones and monuments
for sale and all kinds of grave
decorating done by Kostel & Je-
zewski. See them when in need
Of anything in this line.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1908-09-24
Louis Kocnif, sherItf q vaugh.

Louis Kocnif, Sheriff Of Waugh
ters and Eccarius 8 90
Report OF d, w. Chamberlain, J. P.
In case OF T. BiSsan, excepted, and
following bills allowed,
w. A. Cobb Witness 10
Will Wilson, ! 10
w. s Brant - 10
w. A. Cobb, Marshall fees 10 80
d. w. Chamberlain, Justices
Fees $50
Report Of B. II. Wood, j. p. In case of
Jesse Hendricks, excepted and fellow
ing bills allowed,
James Nc Collum, Deputy Sheriff 9 40
B. H. Wood, Justices fees $50
p. o. Stopebraker, monthly re-
port TO State board of health,
and Stationary, 500
GocdIidge Lumber Co. Lumber
to county amended 10, SO e5
L. E. Barber Cattle inspector, Sc 90
The petition OF G. Rerreth and
others praying that ahighway be 10
Gated and established as follows; be-
| ginning at point on the section line
1872 feet west of the Northwest cor
ner OF section one In township 96, of
range SO, In said county OF Bon HON.
me, thence south II 80 west for the
distance of 2sl. 5 feet; thence south
5lo 80 west for the distance Of liz It.
thence south $40 80 west for the dis
tance of 1896 feet; thence north $50
q west for a distance Of 4445 feet at
which place the same joins the sec
tion line above described; coming on
for hearing and from an examination
thereof the beard being satisfied that
the same is signed by IL freeholders
of the county OF Bon Homme, six Of
whom reside In the immediate neigh.
borhood thereof and being further sa
tisfed that notice Of such application
and hearing has been given by post
| Ing up notices In three Of the most
public places In the neighborhood OF
such highway at least 20 days before
the meeting OF the Board at which
such petitisn is to be presented, copy
Of which notice together with affida-
Wit OF posting has been duly filed in
the office OF the County Auditor, 1t is.
now therefore resolved by the Board
OF County Commissioners OF said
County, that A. s. Nedyed, VIM Alb
oott and j. w. Curl be and they are
eereby appointed to view such high
way.
On motion following bills allowed
Philip He'll, Commissioners Salery
a MIleags "a 40.
J.. Nj. Dunmire . +" 1900
o. B. Nc Neill z 226o
Eabert Hornstra {" 2l vs
Louif Koenig, sheriff, attending
Commission 900
On motion Board Adjourned sine die.
Attest:- Mac. f. Kreycik County Au-
ditor. Phiiipp He'll Chairman,