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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-10-08
NusIanD.

Gin Sultismoro 1T in geuti6lano
ioeben our9 oas @efdnonib zines Ster=
benoen ans 5a9esli9t setommen. Sm
Sabre 1906 mar in Der belilhen unl-
oerlitdtsfaot 8ieBen Elm 9anowerts=
burl6e ne9en Der GrmOroun9 zines
Yfarrers, 9famens @Oa. gum 9ooe
perurtbeilt woroen. Ser Nngetlo9te
batte mdbreno Der Nerbanolung fano=
bait ieoe Sbulo beltritten. bic 3eu9en=
ausiaeen in Nerbinoung nit ben um=
nanosbepeilen batten jeoo6 Den Sc
lhwOrenen seniist. UNI ibn ihuloia gu
iprehen. SEPT. naboem Der 0inaerit'
tste idon Slpei Sabre in Der 9lrmen=
Giinoer=Gde bes @iebener Trieobofs
einselhart 1T. tommt Die NabriAt, oab
Der mabre M0roer lid 9emeloet bat.
Sin nod Souano iibergefeoelter 9eat=
iber bat auf Dem Gterbebette Den Woro
9eitanoen. gr bate nibt lterben tOn=
nen. obne iein @etpinen au entlalten
uno bat Dor 3eusen er3dblt. mie er
ielbf ben Yfarrer ermoroete, uno bic
3bat nit allen Begleitumfdnoen 9e=
fhiloert.
6ur1tbare ueberihmemmungen ba=
ben in benz Diltritt 0poerabao in Sn=
oien 9eniitbet. Sic 3abl Der Werun=
gliiften oebt in bic Sauienoe unb bon
elmer Gelte miro lie anf l0O.0 900 abae=
f1dbt. Sos Dorf @bouli9oooa. aus
1000 Dduiern betebeno uno am lfer
beg Mufnuffes sele9en, 1T 9an3 i'm
SAlamm periunten.
Muf benz Baltan lieht es friegeriid
aus. 0iirlt 0eroinano BON gnl9arier
min iein' Qanb uno Numelien fur un'
obbdn9i0 uno iiG ielbit gum 3areu
protlomlren unb Deiterrci1 unQarr
min Yosnien unD bic 0erHaoDina an'
nettiren. Gin Rriea 3wifden 8ulaa'
| rien unb Der 7iirtsi iheint unDermeio'
lid 3u lein. Neibe Qdnoer ieben ibr'
Deere iii yereitf6aft uno BuI9ariet
lou Munition uno pferbe in 9rcben
Mob1abe antaufen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-10-08
&nappeS Gntfotattttett

Grau Mba 8. Groom, Die betannte
geliberin bes Groom 9otels in 8ougbn
i'm State Wiiiiifippi iast. isit mebre=
rem Ulonaten lit ib an elmer idperen
grfdltuna unb sdlpinoiu1t ihien mir
au oroben. als Elm sSreuno Dr. Sings
. Stem Discoberp" empfahl. SD Qe=
brauhte es uno orei Ilaiden er3ielten
eine oollltdn0ige 0eilun9. Ser Hubm
oieies lebensrettenoen 0uiten unb gr=
tdltuns9mittels uno 2un9en= uuo
&ebltopfbeilers 1T tpeltbefannt. Inter
8arantie perfGuft bon 9D. @. peter's
Nboibete. preis SOC unb 81. probe=
flaIhe fret.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-10-08

v6beren gerelogen melbeten betrd6tlide
JteulAnesmanen. Nn 6dntis betrug
bic NeufdneeFdibt 40 en-. Mud Nl.
al uno pilatus tDaren Hart angeihneit.
Die Semperatur mar auf 5 Grab
aefalen. Senfeits oes @oitbaro bate
man Elm @etpitter nit DaQeli6lag.
Gu9ano n,eloete AZ nm Nieberidlag.
Der Bobeniee iiisg in elmer Na1t um
Is cm. 8eaenmdrtia ideint iid
66bnla9e einfielen at molten. mas al-
len gn9briifisen iebr unansenebm 1T.
Gt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-10-08
cine 0einnoe Namilie.

vuniere ganse 5amllie erfreut lid,
better @eiunobeit. lett mir bor orei Sab
rem nit bem 8ebraud BON Or. Sings
Stem 2ife pillen besonnen, iast 8. u.
Bartlett bon poltrGute /. Huilforo,
Maine. Sic puben aus uno itdrten
oas eDaem in miloer Weiie uno tbun
quite Dienlte. Is Gents. Sn W. 9.
peter's Npotbefe. Sn peters Npotbefe
niro beutib 9eIproben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-10-08
Ia8eSne,ttgfette,t.
XuIGnn.

Bon @bansbille, Sno., miro 9emel
Den Geit pielen Sabren mar Del
WallerfanO i'm unteren Sbio nidt II
nieorig mie oies jeBt Der Jall 1T. 3lpi.
ihm bier unO @airo, s5a., 1T Die Shsff:
fabrt 9ans unterbroben. Ser Geoat=
teur yater bonn @ranobiem. Sno.,
. vMOnitor" keuste am Greitag auf iei=
mem Gabrrao Den 5lub. gtur OIL ue=
nigen Stelen mar er ge5munaen, ab3u=
tei9en uno ourb oas Waller gu paten,
oas aber aud bier nur menl9e 3oll tief
mar.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-10-08
sfirts ,lttentgelbli6 gelltad|

am 1reitoq unb eomnoa. 8. uno ~. At'o
Der, peroen mir ale aleoerfoffe. Ole BON nssass
iunlt ueroen. anIeriaen. Obne bab mir etpas oaIus
berenfen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-10-08

MdoAen perlon9t fur olten 3obn.
Nur iol&t. Die gut bhgeln f6nnen,
brau9en H6 AZ nleloen.
Ninnia mdi4srsi.0
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-10-08
3eittabeQe
Greisgeri9ts zsitnlgeu
TIT Sabre 1909.

gtoat Ohio.
SSinfter &retsgeridt iitrtft. ~+
Gs 1T hermit anQeprbuet, BOP bic Sermine bea
ssreisgeri6ts Der peride6enen Counties in benz 9e-
nantten &ree r bas S5abr 1909 pie fol9t eItgeIeBt
finb
aiblaun Gountp.
Su @Iblanb Gpuntp ont A. Wioi nrb am 26 Gftober
Gobartnn COUNTY.
Sn Goiboeton Gountp on, IL. Dtai unb am 80. 9sps
oember.
Selamare County.
SIN 3elatpare gpuntp am 8. Suni uno am IA. 9e.
aember
5atrFelh Gnmntb.
SIN Fairfield Gpuntp ont 5. Sauuar uub ON %. Seps
tember.
6olmss Gnuntp.
,Sm Splmes Gountp am 25. Dtai uuo ON 2 gaupenls
Gnpr County.
Sn &uog gountp am 2. Wsars uno am 5. Oftubcr.
sidius County.
Sn aiding Gountp am le. Wadrs unb am r. Sf.
Margan County.
Sn Wtursan gountp am 90 apru unb am %. 30.
oember.
Wnrrum County.
SIN Msorrow eountp ant l. Sunt unb am 9. gOpeu..
ber.
Ilustinsum County.
tossr Sn wuStHsam e0nn'D am a'prl HHS am 49, ot'
Nerrs Gonuib.
SIN gerrp eOuntp am 27. apriI uHo am 49, ssopem'
Der.
@{hloun Eouufh
Sn 9aiblanb Gpuntp am II. Sanuar unb ONT 7. Sep.
tember.
Sn starf gpuntD am g. Jebruar unb am 2s, Sep.
tember.
Iuscaramas Gauntb.
Sn 9nsearamas gountp arkls. Wiai unp am Z. De-
aember.
28apne County.
Sn Wapne gpuntD am q, s5ebruar unb am IA. Sep.
ember.
@enannte Seru,tne beginner nm ubr DDrmitta9s.
Is. September 1903.
s:;:' !: ':;.;; 8. ;ss'ss:: s!ss's:: s:a''"., a'e's
gtaat Ohio .s
SuScaratpaS Gpuntp
SD Spbn 80. Sill. glerf bes Sfreis9eribtS in
unb fur 1nscaratpas @ounp. Dbio, beiheini9e bier
nit bar DaS Wprtebenbe eine getreue unb ribtige Mb
i1rift Der Srignalperoronun9 hber bic Gerntine ben
,3ett Der Sbnneen beS &reisgertdts int 5. Rretsse
rtsbtrif BON Dbto fur baS s5abr 1909 it, pie fol
DER nun IN meiner Office anfliegt.
9eaeust bur9 metne nnteri1r,ft unb bas Siege
beS genatInten GeridbtS in Stem Ybi
(GieoeD Iabelpbia, Obip, am g. Septentbe
beS SabreS u. 8. 1908.
Sobn 90. 8iII. Glerf.
| Durd 5. &. . ilI, Depatp.gierf.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1908-10-08
9retn,al ma1 einanoer

periudt peerleb Mehl uno Sbr tperoet
gud iiberaeusen, oab belien Aualltdt
qeraoe ri4tis 1T, um guren @el6mad
au beiriebieen, m0at Sbr au9 noU 70
iritild peranlast iein. Sahelbe TT
pom befen Winterwei3en berae,tellt uno
nah elmer Metbobe semablen, bic ollie
outen Betanbtbeile oes Getreloes oenl
Webl erbdlt. .Sbr finoet teirl anoeres
Mebl, melbes in sleiher Weile olelem
fur @ebdd aller Mrt 9lei9 tonlmt. elne
Rudliht auf ben preis, ben Sbr oafar
be3ablt.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-29
kilohana Art
League Notes
-wTW1wgwwN~N~1V,

So many pleasant tourists have been
this week that we feel encouraged in
repeating the invitation. The rooms
are open from eight TO five each day
and all are welcome.
@&sg
No sooner thought than done. The
two front apartments of the upstairs
of our building have been thrown into
one by a large arch being cut through.
Additional support from below has
been added to insure the perfect safety
of holding large assemblies on the up
per floor. Mr.. Keen has proven him.
self a valuable member of the build
ing committee and the league is great
ly indebted to him for his gift of
making the improvements possible.
SgSgsg
Our Shal1 has given SO much satisfac-
ton to those using the same for en-
tertainments that we now announce
our intention of placing the same at
the disposal of those desiring the use
of an attractive hall near the center of
town. For the affairs of the Engi-
neers' Association and> the ,Kunalu
Boat Club no place in. Honolulu could
have been better adapted.
sg@@
Mrs. III. Woodward Rogers is visiting
Honolulu for few weeks with her
husband, who is here on business That
Mrs. Rogers is rare pianoplayer, on
ly a few have discovered, but after
she has had the time to get rested
all may have the opportunity of hear
ing her. She may give a recital for
the benefit of one of the many funds
connected with the progress of our XII
lohana society. Mrs. Rogers is to meet
all of the directors of the Art League
at tea at four this Friday afternoon.
W " W
Just as the sun came out and the
rain ceased for the day, Mr.. Otto Wix,
our Sunshine Artist" made his sud-
den appearance at the league. Every
one is pleased to see Mr.. Wix back.
He is going to Maui this week, and
expects to stay until November or the
Islands at which time he will resume
his travels around the world. Mr. Wix
has promised to exhibit in the semi
annual exhibition next month.
&28
Have you a 'sKilohana Art League
oook?" Each member should buy one
,or reference about our affairs and also
send one away in the interests of
showing people abroad the doings of
hat branch of society which is de-
Teloping refinement, culture and edu-
,ational distinction in Honolulu
Y " "
There is now about two weeks for
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-29

are now planning out their route and
making arrangements. although the
date of their departure has not as yet
been announced.
Mrs. Harvey Murray is around again
after her recent severe illness.
- - -
Mrs Walter Brinckerhoff, who has
been i'll, is rapidly recovering.
- ~ -
Mr. and Mrs O1mstead, Miss Olmstead
and Miss Jordan, who have been stay
ing at the Seaside for some months,
sailed on the Mongolia yesterday for
the mainland. They will return to
their homes in Newport, r. 7.
a% ~ ~
Mrs. Saunders and Miss Saunders
We're the guests of honor at delight
full sewing tea given for them on Fri
day afternoon by Mrs. McStocker.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Abrams have re-
turned from their two-weeks spent at
the Peninsula.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. T. P. Waterhouse,
who have been travelling throughout
the Orient, returned on the Mongolia.
- ~ ~
Among the arrivals on the China
were DR.. James Judd and his bride,
who was cordially greeted by her many
new Honolulu relatives. Mrs. Judd
will be at home after April Is.
t& ~ ~
Mrs. J. S. Bailey, Miss Alice Bailey,
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Brown and Miss
Gertrude Brown all sailed for Lahaina
during the week
20 - 20
James Wilder. who has been showing
DR.. Clark the glories of Kilauea, re-
turned with his guest during the week.
~ .& ~
The members of the Lilliputian opera
We're entertained a Ainahau
on Tuesday afternoon, many of Gov
arnor Cleghorn's friends being present
to greet the clever little folks. The
children enjoyed themselves immensely.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-29

The Mascot is now approaching the
state in which 1t will finally be pro-
auced. The principals are all we'll adj
ranced and the chorus is in good trim
and able to take up their part without
any hesitation, the dialogue running
INTO song without any unnecessary
Aitches and the whole going with a
swing only found in the best trained
companies.
Mr.. Hugo Herzer under whose sole
direction the Mascot is being produced
is well satisfied with the progress made
and 1t may be here mentioned that
all of that progress is due to Mr. Her
ger who is sparing neither time nor
trouble to make the Mascot the sue
cess 1t undoubtedly will be.
The entire cast which has been care
fully selected and trained is herewith
given:
Pippo. shepherd. - Mr.. Hugo Herzer
Frederick, Prince of Pisa
-....--....---M Mr.. Jas ID. Dougherty
Lorenzo XVII. Prince OF Piombirs..
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-29

Saturday afternoon at the residence
of Mrs. Robert Scott, Waikiki, Miss
Mary .Kepler Paplin was united in
marriage to Mr.. John Little of Waia-
lua, by the Rev. W. E. Potwine.
- - -
Mrs. Ada Moorse Clark, now of PaIo
Alto, formerly connected with the Ka-
mehameha Schools here, is visiting
friends in Honolulu, having arrived a
short time ago on the S. S. China
The past week Mrs. Clark has been
the guest of Mrs. F. G. Krauss. on
Tantalus.
Mrs. Clark is now on her way to
Yokohama, being booked to continue
her voyage on the Manchuria
~ - ~
Despite the rain which came down
specially hard at noon the luau given
at the Maternity Home was well at
tended and comparatively successful.
The Kapiolani luaus are events looked
forward to by great many Honolu-
lans, of all classes, and many We're dis
appointed yesterday at the unfavor-
a bic weather conditions
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exhibitors to complete work for the
semiannual affair of the Pictorial cir
Gle. Each member should make an
effort to place on view some speci-
mems of his best work, which should
be in on the receiving day. April the
eleventh, to insure no mistakes on the
catalogue. The reception committee
for the First View will consist of Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Hitchcock, Mrs. W.
NJ. Graham and. Mrs. L. G. Marshall,
representing the officers and also those
ladies and gentlemen exhibiting work
together with our visiting artists,
prominent among whom will be Mr..
Wix. 1t is hoped that the Photographic
society will send a large exhibit. APP
propriate posters will be placed about
town during the time the exhibition is
open which will start with the First
View and follow with two weeks to the
public.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-29
CALLING DAYS IN HOMO
LULU.

Mondays - Punahou, Manoa
Height College Hills, Ma
kiki.
Tuesdays Waikiki, Kapiolani
Park, Kaimuki and Palolo.
observation-disclosures and Pun
nui. Above Nuuanu bridge,
first and third Wednesdays;
below, second and fourth.
Thursdays-The Plains.
Frida ys-Town and Hotels.
Sgturdays-Kalihi.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-29

There is now about two weeks for
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-29

A number of local young society
sprigs sploshed about in the mud at
the Country Club yesterday afternoon,
the occasion being a contest between
them of the married and single golf
ers of the city. The great Unhitched
We're victorious and the result will
cause great glee among some of Ho-
nolulu's staid matrons, who welcome
this chance to take a fall out of their
bubbles athletic pride. Many bets
were made on the result by the fair
sex, including flowers, garters, candy
and other articles of virtu. After the
play the losers entertained the win
ners at dinner and smoker at the
club, and roaring old time was had.
If there aren't lot of big heads in
town this morning, we miss our guess.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-29
Society News
by I urf Editor
: ..ss 1899 ssts

4
During the absence of the society
editor last evening, word came by
telephone of a social function at the
Country Club. The horse editor being
the only journalist on the disengaged
list at that hour, he was requested to
make a social paragraph from the
meager details at hand. Not being
precisely sure of his social data, but
aiming to please, he offered the choice
of two paragraphs, which are here
with appended:
A number of Honolulu's young So
ciety men defied the elements yester-
day and played off the golf match at
the Country Club between the Bache-
lors and the Benedicks. The contest,
which was won by the single men,
had been eagerly anticipated by a
number of the fair sex and on dit
that a number of small wagers such
as gloves, flowers and chocolates,
were made. on the result. George II.
Angus, who captained the losers, en-
tertained the winners, who were led
by Harold Giffard, at dinner at the
Country Club after the match. A
smoker followed. and the days sport
and the evenings enjoyment were
voted an immense success.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-29

Among the passengers on the Mon
golia who decided to remain over are
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-03-12

road from Granville postoffice to Web
ster, which road is fully describe 4 in
said petition MS follows:
Beginning at the northeast corner OF
the southeast quarter of Section IA. in
Township l23 North; of Range 55 West
of the Fifth Principal Meridian, and
running thence;
West, on quarter section line, &C
chains, 70 the quarter section corner in
the center of said section IA thence;
south. on the quarter section line, 80
chains; thence
South "a degrees 30 minutes west s
chains, thence
West, on section hne, SO 60 chains. 10
the corner to section IA, 10, % and %;
thence
south, on section line, so 90 chains, to
the corner to sections %, 90, 26 and 81;
thence
West. on section lines, $500 chains,
TO point in the line between sections
q aud %, Is 90 chains west of the cor
ner TO sections q, %, q and 2S; thence
North 1 degrees 30 minutes west Z. so
chains; thence
North SO degrees 30 minutes west 7 90
chains; thence
South 81 degrees 30 mimi es west
l4.07 chains; thence
South 81 degrees 10 minutes west 20
chains, TO the northeast corner of the
northwest quarter OF section %; thence
South on the quarter section line
40 30 chains to point 80 links south of
the center of said section %; thence
West 10 80 chains TO the northeast
corner of lot 4 of SAID lection %; thence
South % 90 chains, thence
South n degrees Is minutes east ID A
CHAINS; thence
South 80 degrees 30 minutes east $50
chains thence
South Is degrees east Al chains;
thence
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-03-12

for the year 1907 was presented and on
motion rejected.
On motion the following bills were
audited and allowed:
Albert Smith, clerk of courts
ices. ..............,..S 100 90
Albert Smith, clerk of courts
fees ..................... 1856 So
M B. Long, commissioners SER
vices and mileage. .. SO
W. H. Goodrich, commission
ers services and mileage 49,. l6 40
Nick Moxness, commissioners
services and mileage .... IA 60
G. e. Wheeler, commissioners
services and mileage ..... IA 90
J. ). Wyganowski, commits
sioners services and mileage. 10 30
On motion the board Of county COM
missioners adjourned to meet Tuesday,
April z, 1908, at o'clock a. m.
o. E. Blegen,
County auditor,
Day county,
South Dakota.
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on motion che Following bills were

On motion the following bills were
audited and allowed:
DR. p d Peabody physician
Tor poor ................ > $50 AZ
Atlas Knapp, boarding Jurors IL %
DR. j. f. Miller, physician for
poor .. ....... % 80
Webster Telephone company,
telephone services ... 35
L L. Butler, court orders 1856 20
L L, Butler, court orders 49,. 81 60
Ed Waddel wolf bounty . so
Guy McKibben, wolf bounty 9 90
L H Woodwork, attorney by
order of the court - % 90
L. II Woodwork, attorney by
order of the court 1890. 10 90
Emil Meyer, boarding of prison
ers and jurors ......... 12s So
Mrs. X. Stianson, scrubbing 90
National Office Supply company
stationery TO county officers 4S 05
ID Kaufman, assisting janitor
asked $54, allowed .... SO 90
Johnson Bros, boarding jurors 8 20
Mrs @ Stianson, scrubbing 200
l. l.. Butler, expense occount
for the various officers,
including postage telephone
rent, express, elc., for the
month of February ......... 1873 20
Ole Highland, merchandise for
Jail ..................... A 25
Petition of Severt Ronshaugen for
refund of 81 dog tax. was presented and
on motion refunded
Petition OF M. Bjerke for refund of
81 school poll was presented and on
motion refunded.
Applications for loads from the per-
manent school fund were approved as
follows:
Albert H. Liedke, ........... s 1900 co
j r Hinchliff 81 200 90
There having been presented TO the
county commissioners OF Day county,
petition for the laying out of county
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-03-12
Harris-Herman Accounts.

Harris Accounts.
Notice is hereby given to all persons
having accounts with the firm of Harris
s. Herman, the firm having dissolved,
their past due accounts have been turned
over to me for collection.
Rex w. Harris,
Over First National Bank,
Webster, 8. ID.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-03-12


Security bank, court orders 2 0(
Security bank, court orders 49, 8 81
On motion the county commissioner.
adjourned to meet at 80 o'clock p IN
80 o'clock p IN.
The board met pursuant TO adjourn.
ment, all memb- rs present, Chairman
Long presiding.
On motion the following bills were
audited and allowed:
Blue Front Grocery, merchan.
disc for poor farm. .$ 26 81
Farmers and Merchants Nat
ional bank, court orders. (. 1868 81
Chilson & Haugen, merchan-
disc for sheriff -. .. 4 II
First National bank, wolf
bounty affidavit. ........ 81
First National bank, witness
fees, court order. ..... ] IL
The bond of A. A. Schmidt, school
book depository agent at Butler, South
Dakota, was presented and on motion
approved in the sum of $500.
Petition of Waubay Village for the
establishment Of a dipping tank in the
said Village, was presented and on
motion rejected. Roll CALI Long, yes
Goodrich, yes; Moxness, yes; Wheeler,
yes.
On motion the following bills were
audited and allowed:
Chilson & Haugen, merchan.
disc for H. Wright ....$ z rs
Joseph Alley, court orders -. 81 20
First National bank, court
orders Observation-Disclosures. 500 20
Jos. K Irwin, cleaning cess
pool Observation-Disclosures. 100 80
/. s. Coomes, attorney by order
OF court. 20 w
Mrs. 4. H. Negaard, care of
Beata Westgaard, February II 90
Efnor g. Knapp, livery for
county commissioners .... 10 so
Phillip A. Gross, sheriff fees. 712 95
Phillip A. Gross. one-half PEN
atty and interest, collection
of personal property taxes 1852 81
Applications for loans from the per-
manent school fund were presented and
on Motion granted as follows: A E.
Hemmah, $500; Mary E. Fisk, $500;
Elias Fagerland, 1000.
Application of Myron kangee for loan
of $1,000 from the permanent school
fund was presented and on motion
rejected.
Motion made by Commissioner
Wheeler and seconded by Commissioner
Moxness, that the board call the public
examiner, also A. L. Preston, of Mime.
apols, Mimi to come he-e March 18th,
1908, and investigate and audit the office
of the clerk of courts, and that they
alsr have access to any other Office they
may think necessary in connection with
the investigation. Vote by roll call al
follows: Long-no; Wyganowski--No
Goodrich Yes ;Moxness--Y Yes; Wheeler
Yes.
Motion carried.
On motion the auditor was instructed
to notify the public examiner and A. L.
Preston.
Motion made and seconded that the
county pay bounty of 21a cents fol
each gopher killed in Day county dur
ing the months of April and May.
Motion carried md it was so ordered
Petition Of L. w. Norton for abate
ment Of taxes in the City of Webster