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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-01-22

On motion of NJ. Brody the board
adjourned till 300 p. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Board called to order at 200 O'Clock
by Chairman Tate. Minutes of morn
ing meeting read and approved
Report of committee on finance in
regard TO outgoing sherif's bill read
ana adopted.
The chairman appointed Mr.. Mork
10 secure conveyanceS to the asylum
and county house.
On motion of Mr., Root, DIR. VIM. NJ.
frow brIage was appointed examiner
OF the bind.
Bids for the deposit of the county
funds for the ensuing year read, and
on motion of MIR. Sioggy the Bank OF
Nis@qua was designated as the depos-
tory Tor the ensuing year.
The First National Bank of Viroqua pro
poses 10 pay three ana one quarter per cent
ON dally balances Tor all OF Vernon county
deposits o. money in SAID bank. That such
interest VIII ne computed and credited TO
the equity at the enu of each month anu
that surE deposits ana accrued interests
wlli oe held subject 10 draft and payment
at all times on demand.
First National Bank of Viroqua
Dated Niroqua, Wis, November 18th, 1901
TO the Honorable County Board, of Vernon
County, Wisconsin; IN session assembled
conference.-the wish 20 make application
ior the deposit o the surplus county funds,
Tor the ensuing ear ana proposes the FOL
toHing; FOR the care ana use OF said funds
we Will allow you. interest al the rate o. "A
per cent on daily balances; interest credited
montnly. principal ana interest subject to
demand payment.
Yours respectfully,
Bank of Viroqua.
On motion of MIR. Sloggy the board
adjourned Tiff 900 a. IN. Thursday.
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER l4TH.
Board called to order at 800 O'Clock
Oy the chairman. Roll called and ali
members are present, Minutes ol
yesterday meeting read ana approved.
REPORT OF special road committee
Tor town OF Sterling read and adopted.
Report of soldiers relief commission
read and adopted.
10 the Board Of Supervisors Of Vernon
County:
GENTLEMEN I'VE, the undersigned, Sol
diers keief Commissioners OF sand County
do hereby make our annual report as tol-
lows
amount on hand at last report S270 AZ
amount received from county
tax OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. LIZA "a
We have disbursed and paid out TO the
following named persons the amounts set
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-01-22
AFTERNOON SESSION.

On motion of Mr.. Sloggy the board
adjourned till 3 p. M.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-01-22

The towns Of Hamburg. Harmony and
Union. and the villages of De Soto. Stod
dard and Coon Valley received no aid
during the year
PoPULATI0S or COUNTY HOUSE.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-01-22
Proceedings of Special Annual Sessions County

water. caused by the leaky roof. be either papered
kalsomiEed or painted, as best suited to the sew
eral rooms
j. c. johnson
C. f. Morley
Warren Fish
G. f. Tate
Fred Dummer
c. J. Eastman
Committee on Ways and Means
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-01-22
Board OF Supervisors for Vernon County 1907

to the improvement or rebuilding of the jail
most respectfully report as follows:
We fuo the inside dimensions Of the fail TO
be ssss feet by 265s feet and with the excep-
ton OF the plumbing ana certain other minor
defects that the Jail is in substantial good
repair ana generally in a sanitary condition
we believe the Immediate and prospective
needs of the county viii be amply served by
reconstruction and re-itting the upper story
OF the Jail with modern JAN fixtures and
plumbing, including baths and sanitary
closets. ana We believe the state board Of
control viii be amply satisfied with such
proposed Improvements without rebuilding
or Teconstructing the jail building itself
We believe all Such improvements should
be installed nuder the direction and to the
satisfaction OF the state board of control and
10 this end recommend that a committee OF
three be appointed by the chairman of this
board TO forthwith GO 10 Madison and confer
with the state board of control relative to
Whit particular improvements viii be ap-
proved by said board of control.
Dated November Il. 1907
j. G. johnson, chairman.
c. +. Morley.
&. J. Eastman.
Fred Drummer.
NJ. Brody
Warren Fish
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-01-22
ANNUAL SESSION

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER l2TH.
Board called to order at Il:30 by
Chairman Brody, County Clerk Moore
called the roll and all members
RESPONDED.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-01-22

To the county board Of Vernon County,
WIS:
GENTLEMEN We your committee on
anance have carefully checked all vouch.
ers pertaining to the county treasurer's Oh
ice with his books and hnd them as TO
lOWB
Balance on hand at last report S12, $40 81
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-01-22
SPECIAL SESSION
TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 8, 1907.
MEMBERS OF BOARD.

MEMBERS OF BOARD.
Bergen-C. J. Mcclellan.
Christiana-E. B. Homstad.
Clinton-Nichael Brody.
Coon-Helge Larson.
Forest-C j. Eastman.
Franklin--Oe T. Fortney.
Genoa-Geo w. Powell.
Greenwood-J w. Shreve.
Hamburg-William Kapanke.
Harmony--Fred Drummer.
Hillsboro-LaFayette Fox.
Jefferson-Martin Root.
Kickapoo-Chas o. Smith
Liberty Warren Fish.
Stark Win Setback.
Sterling-Albert j. Broadhead.
Union--C. F. obert.
EiroQua-Thomas Stevens.
Webster-Harvey NJ. Allen
Wheatland-Alex. Tulloeh
Whitestown-Jos. w. Adler.
De Soto Village-R. M. McAuley.
Hisboro Village--B. |. Bailey
La Fargo Village-George E. Tate.
Ontario Village-Samuel Sluggy
Readstown Village-C. w. POWELL
Stoddard Village-John C. Johnson.
Viola Village-John H. Shredder.
Westby Village-Lawrence Grinsrud.
Viroqua City-First ward, Thos. o. Mork; Sec
1nd ward. E. M. Rogers: Third ward. C, E. Nor
ey.
Board called to order at 1890 by
Chairman Brody. Roll called, all mem
bers responded. Board proceeded to
elect chairman. The char appointed
C. w. POWELL and VIM. Setback tellers.
On first formal ballot "a votes were
cast, of which C. E. Morley received 6,
S. Sloggy 5, Brody Is. On motion of
Mr.. Morley Mr.. Brody was declared
elected.
On motion of M. Adler, C. E. Nor
ley was elected vice-chairman by ac-
.lamation.
Clerk read call for special meeting,
as follows:
State of Wisconsin-Vernon county-city of vi
roqua-ss.
To Berlie Moore, county clerk of said county
We TIE undersigned members of the County
Board of Supervisors of said county, constituting
majority thereof pursuant to section 664, of the
statutes of 1898. hereby request of you that you
notify the members of said board of special meet
ng thereof land that you call special meeting
hereof to be held at the court house in the city
If Viroqua, said county. on the goth day of Aug
lst 1907 at 10 a. m. of said day.
Oh Ana
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-01-22

RECEIPTS.
Cash on hand Nov. Is, 1906. So, $40 Ga
acc u from town, city and viii
iage treasures ......-.... AZ. 51s 80
state treasurer state school
fund ..,.,.....,........ %, log ~
State treasurer asylum lund.. 10, UOs S4
RED Nukins sales
from asylum farm 4, i64 II
fred MIIklns TOR
hgntiug poor house 100 90
Z. Al. butt support
OF Olstad at asylum 100 90
g NJ. BUT, support of
AIRS. Amunds0n at
asylum 100 90
Iota, received 4rom asylum
management .............. 4, AGA IL
A.. Gleun, poor commits
sioner ..................... 1,2I6 "a
Delinquent tax collected $500. ga -
lax cerIlhcateS suiu, ........ 100 %
iHherItauce TAX couected. $500. 1874 %
Hines Connected .....,..,. IA ~
interest GA c0~r.s aeposits.. 466 50
suit tax from clerA OF the
court ...........,....... 81 90
from CO. clerk tax certificates
owned BY county redeemed. 20 10
IRON county CLERK interest ON
above .,....,.........,.. II Is
lees NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10 %
r'rom county clerk marriage
license fees ...,........e. 1O5 oU
Money furnished by county Tor
burial OF l.. uiC&ock re-
funocd BY T. NJ McAu,ey. 80 %
Miscellaneous ............ 2l6 "A
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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-01-22

a statement showing the amounts of money
received ana dIspursed by me as county
treasurer from Nov. Is, 1906 to NOV II,
1907, together with the sources from
which they were received and the purposes
Tor when they were paid out
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-01-22

To the Honorable County Board of Vernon County.
Gentiemen:-We youa committee Of ways and
means, have looked over the sheriff Office base
ment etc, and respectfully report that We have
inspected same and recommend that the chimney
be rebuilt as soon as possible in the present oca-
ton as recommended by Mr.. Lake and that other
repairs be laid over until meeting of county board
at Their annual meeting in November.
Reports of committee on roads and
bridges read and adopted.
On motion of Sup. Larson, the petit
ton of Sup. Kapanke referred back
without recommendation, was granted.
Mr.. Larson moved that chair nomin-
ate all bridge committees. Mr.. Aliens
motion to amend so as to read zap
point, lost. Original motion then
adopted.
On motion of Sup. Larson chairman
was authorized to appoint all road COM
mittees.
Road petition of Sup. Broadhe ad read
and referred to committee on roads and
bridges.
On motion of Sup. Sloggy board adj
journed till 7:30 p. m.
EVENING SESSION
Board called to order at 7:30 by chair
man. Minutes of afternoon session
read and approved.
Several reports of committee on
roads and bridges read and adopted.
The chair announced the appointment
of the following special road committees:
Clinton-Brody, Allen and Homstad
Sterling Broadhead, Tullock and Root.
Jefferson-Root, Stevens and Mcclellan.
Harmony Root and Kapanke.
The chairman then nominated the
following bridge committees and on
motion of Sup. Kapanke were made
choice of board:
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1908-01-22

regulated schoo
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-08
DEAL CLOSED
FOR THEA TER
BUILDING AT LONG BEACH TO
COST $4,000
WILL HAVE SEATING CAPACITY
OF ONE THOUSAND
Work Commences at Once on Site
Formerly Occupied by larry
town-Property Bought by
L. n. Bentley

A s35. 900 theater deal has just been
closed at Long Beach and there is ap-
solute assurance that brick theater
building which will seat 1000 people
will be commenced next week on the
site formerly occupied by Tarrytown.
The theater will have main floor, pal
cony and gallery: will contain sixteen
boxes. the stage will measure 35x50
feet: will have a beautiful lobby mod
eled after the lobby of the Auditorium
in Chicago; and will be thoroughly
modern in every detail.
L. H. Bentley, who owns theater
in Millbank, S. D., and is heavily in
terested in a successful playhouse in
Minneapolis, Mimi, bought the prop
erty through M. H. Wells, Jonah Jones
and r. H. Young, real estate brokers.
Mr. Bentley accepted plans drawn
by the Naples Construction company.
The contract for the building will
be let Monday. The contract will pro-
vide that the theater must be COM
pleted by the time of the arrival here
of the fleet and that for each days de-
lay beyond that time in completing
the building will cost the contractor
$3.50.
Braden g. Reed theatrical men in
Portland, Ore, have leased the theater
for five years and Mr.. Braden will be
direct charge and control.
The "BentIey Grand"
The theater will be called the Bent
ley Grand" This name is borne by
Mr. Bentley's other houses.
Mr.. Bentley will return to Millbank
next Wednesday. His family has been
here throughout the winter He will
return next summer and then again
next winter to spend the season at the
beach.
II had no intention when I came
here three weeks ago." said Mr.. Bent
ley, "of investing. but after looking
over the ground carefully 1 decided
that this town has great opportunities
and that it will realize a wonderful flu
ture. consider an investment here a
good proposition. The climate is I'M
surpassed. There is but one Southern
California and no other place like 1t.
realize that a cheaply built theater
here will not pay. as yo--' class of citi-
zens and visitors will not patronize
such a place. know something about
the theater business anu I feel certain
that good, modern, handsome theater
will draw the crowds"
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-08
EASTERN MEN PURCHASE
PROPERTY AT PASADENA
Retired Banker Pays SIS Foot for
Grand Avenue Lot-South Pasa-
dena Building Record
Increases

George l.. Stone a wealthy retired
banker of Cleveland, Ohio, has just
bought a fine building lot on North
Grand avenue, Pasadena, for the pur-
pose of erecting an attractive residence.
The former owner was Miss Leila Hart.
The lot is 11Ox133 feet and the consid-
Grafton is said to have been SIS a foot.
The sale was made through the agency
of the w. r. Stats company
Another sale of interest made by the
Staats company is that of a fine build
ing site on Ell Moline in the Oak Knoll
tract, the property having been pur-
chased by DIR. G. NJ. Payne, an eastern
man, who will build a beautiful home
upon the lot. The lot contains nearly
q half acre and is most advantageously
located for a home among the oaks.
South Pasadena building records for
February show a big Improvement
over those for the corresponding month
last year. The building inspector re-
ports that he issued seventeen permits
last month, of an aggregate value of
$36, sos This compares with the same
number of permits and a valuation of
S24, 90 for February 1907. South Pasa-
6ena's building total last month is only
bout $1,000 below that reported for
Pasadena.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-08

brick business block in Estherville, Ia,
owned by William Bartlett. The valu-
atoms were placed at $4,000.
At Corona a 15-acr- orange grove
facing Fullerton avenue was sold by
T. p. Drinkwater to L. G. Aekley OF
Glendale, the deal being made by Bush
& McNeal of Corona. The price re-
ported was $4,000 cash. Mr. Ackley is
planning to erect a six-room house at
once, and to spend several thousand
dollars in improvements to the ranch.
The latest deal to be reported is the
sale of a 141a-acre grove in ashington
square, corner Washington street ana
Victoria avenue, Riverside. This is
transferred from Il. e. Turner to w.
Wilkinson, from Kansas. The consid-
Grafton was $4,000, Mr.. Truner reserY-
ing this years crop. This is one of the
best sales of orange property on Ar
lington Heights this season. j. T. Jar
Wis negotiated the sale
Mr.. Wilkinson will make Riverside
his home, occupying the property.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-08
RICH RANCH PROPERTY
AT REDLANDs is SOLD
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald
REDLANDS, March IF. A. Clark
has sold to DIR. J. NJ. Borders, recently
from Texas, a five-acre orange grove on
San Bernardino avenue for about $6O0O.
The deal was made through the agency
of j. E. Williams. The property is one
well worth the money, it is said, and is
planted to navels.
Another deal made Saturday mornlng
was when Joseph Gaum sold through
the agency of McGinness & Hayes ten
acres of unimproved land to william
Messing. The property is in the Barton
tract, at the corner of Orange and rem
nessee streets, and is supplied WIN
Mill creek water. The price paid was
$4,000. Mr.. Messing will probably use
the property for planting garden truck.
A real estate deal that has been
pending several weeks has just been
closed. The famous Forest Ball ranch
in the Santa Ana canyon near seven
Oaks was sold to D. w. Mansfield and
r. w. Kemp, Los Angeles men. inc
consideration mentioned is about $1,000.
The deal was made through the agency
of George S. Biggin.
In the ranch there are about $50
acres. Three cabins are built there and
about eight acres are planted to apples
and cherries. Messrs. Mansfield and
Kemp have secured the ranch for their
personal use, and for the purpose OF
making a summer home. 1t is not the
present plan to turn it into a resort.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-08
MRS. HELLMAN SELLS LOT
AND HOUSE FOR $4,000
Huntington Drive Property Passes to
New Owners, Bringing Nearly
s9ooo-Pays $4,000 Cash
for Bungalow

Mrs. Clara Hellman has sold to An
drew Jameson two-story seven-room
house with lot 50x150 feet, at 421S South
Figueroa street. at reported price OF
$4,000.
At Huntington Park a five-room
house with lot 50x150 feet. facing Sc
bury to E. c. Ruhling, at reported price
of $4,000.
Strong & Dickinson report the sale to
d. M. Crause Of two lots and a six
room house on Huntington drive for
$4,000; also two lots to ]. N. Hawley for
$305O. Same firm sold to Frank Simonds
three lots in Country Club park tract
at $4,000.
Asa II. Squier has sold to Paulina
Krokover a six-room, modernly equip
ped bungalow, with lot 5Oxl50 feet. at
AS Prescott street in Pasadena. The
price was $4,000 mostly cash.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-08

will be $4,000. 1t will have hardwood
floors, beam ceilings and panel VAIN
scoting in living and dining rooms.
There will be disappearing bed ex-
tending under closet floor and seat in
bathroom. directly back of buffet. The
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-08
GRAZING TRACT Is :
SOLD FOR $4,000
CONSISTS OF SEVEN THOUSAND
ACRES AT VENTURA
Orange Grove at Corona Sells fol
$4,000 Cash--Easterner Trades
Brick Block for $4,000
Ranch

During the past week there was an
unusual amount of activity in the sale
and exchange of ranch and orange
grove property.
AT Ventura a va tract of grazing
lands in Eliseo canyon was sold by the
Willoughbys to Hobson Brothers, who
will secure better water supply and
put many acres into grain. The tract
covers over 1000 acres and the price
reported was $4,000 for the entire
ranch.
A 21-acre orange grove at Riverside.
owned by w. p. Merikel, with good
buildings, was traded for three-story
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-08
NEW $4,000 APARTMENT
HOUSE FOR SAN DIEGO
Will Occupy 1ooxfoo Feet Space,
Divided Into Twelve Apart
ments of Six Rooms
Each
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
SAN DIEGO, March 7.--Plans are be-
ing drawn and estimates furnished for
the construction of a handsome modern
apartment house at the corner OF Sixth
street and Robinson avenue to cost,
when completed, upward of $4,000.
The building, which is to be erected
by Mrs. Archie Crowell. will be two
stories In height and will cover a
ground space of 100x100 feet. There will
be twelve apartments of six rooms
each, making seventy-two rooms in all,
exclusive of bath rooms, storage rooms,
closets, etc. Each apartment will be
divided into reception room, dining
room, kitchen, living room and two
bedrooms.
Lot and portion of lot 8, block 3.
Cleveland Heights addition, has been
sold ahrough the agency of Charles F..
O'NealI & Co. to DIR. N. d. Laughlin
for consideration of $500.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-08
is ERECTING BUNGALOW
ON BROOKLYN HEIGHTS

John Powers a mining man, is erect
ing a large bungalow on Brooklyn ave-
nue., at southwest corner of that street
and Mott. He is doing the work by
the day, and may decide to put up
three more houses on these lots. as
the demand for small. but modern, res
licences in Brooklyn Heights is rapidly
increasing. In commenting on the need
of more houses prominent realty man
said.
Brooklyn Heights presents two ex.
ceptional advantages. 1t is close to the
business center and is elevated, max
ing the healthiest section of the city.
have kept tab on realty and can state
positively that there are not over six
vacant houses in Brooklyn Heights.
On the other hand last Saturday
counted twenty-one houses under way.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-08
Sells for $500

Several fine frame residences have
been erected on North Bunker Hill av-
enue, between Sunset boulevard and
Alpine street, and one of them was
sold before being completed for $500.
There are rumors that two more apart
ment houses are to be erected in that
section, near the intersection of Sun
set and Grand avenue
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-08
New School for coacheIla

Coachellas trustees have decided to
build schoolhouse and have called an
election for March IA on the PROPOSE
ton to vote $500 of school bonds to
cover the expenses 1t is said several
Los Angeles. contractors will submit
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-08

Grand avenue, between Thirty-eighth
and Fortieth streets, to cost $4,000; a
twelve-room house for Mrs. G. a.
Starkweather, to be built at Tulare,
to cost $1,000; for an eight-room house
for Fred Paul, to be built on Paui
place, Hollywood, to cost $4,000.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-08
REDLANDs MAsoNS TO
BUILD $4,000 TEMPLE
Special to The Herald.

7
REDLANDS. March 7.-Articles of
incorporation of the Masonic Temple
association of Redands have been filed
with the county clerk. The object of
the organization is to erect a temple for
Rcdands lodge, No. 300, F. and A. NJ,
and other Masonic bodies. The capt.
talization is placed at $4,000. The
members of the board of directors are:
J. ]. Pendergas.. H. P. D. Kingsbury,
Fl. Horn, w. L. Pyle and l.. M. King.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-03-08

exterior finish will be of rough sawed
weather boarding with shingled roof
Ye Planry company has also just
completed plans for a five-room bunga-
low for H. LeClair, to be built at
Needles, to cost S2OO0 five-room
house for Mrs. Howard, to be built on
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-09-10

Charley Argenbright has moved
into his residences, she old Wyatt
property, recently purchased in the
northwest part OF town.
Mrs. W. q. Jackson and children
returned home the frst OF the week
from a ten days visit with relatives
at Mound Valley, Kan.
Mrs. Harry Hale and son OF Shell
don are visiting her parents Mr.. and
Mrs Jas. q Walker at their country
home in Lone Oak township.
Public schools opened in Butler on
Monday with a large attendance,
the teachers all at their posts and
everything started out like clock
work.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben. q. Mains, and
little daughter, who have been the
guests Of Mrs. Alice R Mains for
several days, left Tuesday for Par
SONS, Kan.
\ Mrs. Y. W. Hancock and son
Gaylard retained from Mendo, Kan =,
on Monday in time for Gsylsrd to
enter school. They have been living
on a ranch this summer.
An open air temperance meeting Is
announced In the court house yard
on next Saturday, Sept. 18th, at 2
O'Clock, p. m. j. NJ. Glass, a tenn
persnce orator OF note will address
the meeting -.
Mrs. George Fulkerson and Miss
Fannie McCuan went TO Kansas City
last week to see the little daughter
OF DR.. and Mrs. Palmer, nee Ida Nc
Guam. The little girl came to bless
the Palmer home last Thursday.
The dredge boat has reached a
point opposite the Bagby farm home,
on the road to the old waterworks
station. Barring some small breaks
In she machinery now and then, the
work Is progressing very sstisiac-
torily Rich Hill Review.
The Missouri State Bank and The
Walton Trust Company extend q
hearty welcome to the people Of
Bates county to witness the demon
stration OF their Electric Burglar
Alarm System on Thursday, Sep.
TENDER 18th, at 1890 a. m.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-09-10
That Panther.

There IL u real sensation over IL
'he neighborhood ., Foster anC
Worland over she talas 81 Il biz, live,
Wild panther, thaI pats em alive,
Shich has been seen ir quentlr IN I'll,
vii OF the Marias Des Engines bot.
sons and which has been known t.
follow lone, belated travellers even s.
she edge III thp highlands and thep
SOME They all agree shat IS IL A.
animal, somewha, larger shan a cas-
aud smaller than "a COW, It has four
hgs, "a long slim booty and those who
have seen I are about, qnilly divid'
al In saying shat Is has "a long ia!
md bob tail. Strange sounds hay"
been heard, brllevedtu hayc"minated
from it, sounding likt the 'ry oiu
woman In str and thr wailirg o.
,child or cIursr Is II - panther
~ IS isnt - panther, what If iE Now
Won SAY Last Thursday % numbe;
OF men, boys and dogs, horsehuo
and aioot, STARTED out So nuns dow
MIR Panther, but he WAS to- cute 70,
shem \ party from Hume HisH
vent in search Il tn nLimal hus r.
turned rmnty handed We suggest
that Doe Patterson get bjs Butler
'lnh ~ shooters together. resurrecI
"Old crow camp and luykr "a cam
paign We are satisfied that after h
Few days II she boys don's 500 pan.
theirs shev will snskes I'this don't
'ntrh him send FOR President Rouse
Volt dCol BIll Mcdonald, 81 reyes
l,