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Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-16
TAFT ENDS SOUTHERN TRIP
President-elect and Wife Are Guests
Of c. P. Taft at Cincinnati.
WILL GO TO WASHINGTON TODAY
Cabinet Appointments Are TO ne Con-
idered and slate ake Are
Again Busy-CansI Report
FOrecastcd

CINCINNATI. o., Feb. 5.-President-
elect and Mrs. Taft arrived in their home
city from Panama and New Orleans yes
terday. They will be guests at the c. =.
Tart residence until tomorrow. when they
will leave for Washington.
The trip to Washington Is important. as
its primary object relates to the report Of
the engineers who accompanied Mr.. Taft
to Panama. This likely will be given him
upon his arrival there Tuesday morning. He
Will take the document to the White House,
where 1t will be the subject Of n conference
with President Roosevelt.
The contents OF the report have been
forecasted. The features will be a strong
endorsement of the present plans, the com
mendation OF the organization under
Colonel Cocktails and recommendation
tending to show that Whatever error has
been made has been on the side of the un-
necessary precautions for safety.
While in Washington Mr.. Taft expects
to confer with Senator Knox and with
others relative to cabinet appointments.
The cabinet gossip which is regarded as
the most reliable is that no one has been
determined upon for the treasury port
folio.
Senator Knox and Frank H. Hitchcock
have been asked and have accepted the
positions of secretary of state and most
master general.
Supposed Cabinet SInte.
As TO the other places, unconfirmed
rumor, with a fair percentage Of likelihood
for correctness, makes the cabinet as fol-
Attorney general. Mr.. wickersham of New
York. "
Secretary of war. MIR. Wright Of Ten
nessee.
Secretary of navy, Mr.. Meyer Of Massa.
Secretary of the interior, Mr.. Ballinger
Secretary of agriculture, Mr.. Wilson OF
Secretary of commerce and labor. Mr..
Nagel of Missouri.
1t is the general understandings that Mr.
Taft wishes to fill the treasury portfolio
either from Illinois or Ohio. Should the
appointment go to his own state it is likely
that it will fall to Myron r. Herrick. The
seeming tumult of candidates from Illinois
is regarded as initiating against, rather
for, that states chances.
Mr.. Taft's announced position is that he
will keep all appointments open until the
very last minute with the view of meeting
any situations that arise with the least
embarrassment to all concerned. 1t is
known that his attention just now is being
on the treasury place.
Mr.. Taft also will consult with the presi-
dent and others regarding his inaugural
speech.
on his return here Thursday MI. Taft
be made a Mason ION sight" an honor
rarely conferred by the Masonic order.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-16
IOWA FACES BIC DEFICIT
Legislators Have Hard Time PAIRING
Appropriations to Fit Income.
MILLION TOO MUCH is DEMANDED
Requests of state Institutions and
Departments Would, ~ Allowed,
Pile UB Heavy Debt Each
B~iennium.
Iron a sad correspondent.l

n SAaA AtgBblhfAAHN
DIES MONIES. Feb. 15.-(Special 1.-The
outlook for expenditures fitting to the in
come for the state of Iowa is not as good
as IT seemed ten days ago, and legislators
who desire to continue the state on the
safe and solid basis of the last ten years
are wondering just how they are going to
DO the necessary pairing and still leave the
satisfied. They are fully de-
termined the state shall not return to the
conditions OF a dozen years ago. when 1t
was burdened with an illegal debt and the
state treasurer was paying out money for
interest because OF the inability to establish
the cash system.
The latest budget estimate contemplates
an expenditure the next two years Of a
little more than $780, 900 which is'a full
100000 more than Is in sight. And the
worst feature is that in this increase is in
Guided continuing annual appropriations
which call for over 100000 each year right
along indefinitely. In other words, the bills
in the books call for a permanent increase
Of state expenditures of 100000 each blen-
nial period. A brief statement OF the budget
as it now stands is:
Three state colleges. &. "a. OOo
Fifteen state institutions .......... A3,OOO
miscellaneous items. .......... 742. 600
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-16
bills for InstItutIons.

When the college bills appeared there had
been material additions TO the original es-
Inmates, so that the total OF askings for
these three institutions is nearly that of the
estimated sums available for all purposes.
An analysis of these bills shows:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-16
UpholsterfnK.

Georse W. Klein. 10 South Main street.
Both phones. Have II done right"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-16
s1ha.m

Inc bills for the fifteen state institutions
now show these sums desired, all for per-
manent improvements.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-16

\. = Plumbing Co. Tel 80 NlEht. F-lio.-
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Notice Of Mortgage Sale.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That that
certain mortgage made, executed and
delivered by Charles Ebeling and
Lulu B, Ebeling, his wife, mortgagors,
to James ID. Brown, mortgage. dated
August IL, 1904, and filed and recorded
in the Office Of the Register of Deeds
in and for the County Of Steele and
State of North Dakota, on Septem-
Der 70, 1904, at 2 p. m. in book 8 of
Mortgages, page 1926, will be fore
closed by a sale Of mortgaged pre-
misses in such mortgage and herein
after described, at the front door of
the Court House in the village of
Sherbrooke in the County of Steele
and State of North Dakota, at the
hour of one O'Clock D.. m. on Satur-
day the 18th day Of October, 1909, to
satisfy the amount due upon such
mortgage, together with the taxes paid
by the mortgage, and interest, on
the day of sale.
The primises described in said mort
gage and which will be sold to satisfy
the SAM are described as follows,
to-wit:-Commencing at a point on the
north line of Steele Avenue in the
town or village of Hope in, Steele
County, North Dakota, S~ixty-six (66)
feet west of the right Of way of the St.
Paul, Minneapolis and Manitoba, or
Great Northern Railway, thence due
west on the north line of said Avenue
to the section line between Sections
One ~ and Two ~ in Township One
Hundred and F%orty-four GAO, North
Of Range Sc west: thence due north on
said Section line until a point Sixty
six (G6) feet due west of the right Of
way Of said Railway is reached; thence
in a southeasterly direction in a
straight line Sixty-six 1867 feet west of
and parallel with said Railway right
Of way to the point of beginning,
and containing about two acres of
land, and being all the unplatted por-
ton Of the northwest I of Section One
~ in Township IA, North of range
Sc west, lying west Of said Railway
right Of way and north Of said Steele
Avenue, excepting a strip Of land &C
feet wide along the west side and ad-
joining to and parallel with said rail
road right OF way heretofore conveyed
to the Northwestern Elevator co.
There will be due on said mortgage
on the date Of sale, including the tax
es and interest paid by mortgage, the
sum of Two Thousand, Thirty-seyen
Dollars andforty-two cents ($2, 37.42,)
together with the costs and disburse-
ments of this foreclosure.
Dated September Z, 1909.
JAMES ID. BROWN.
Mortgagee.
WIN. BARCLAY,
Attorney for Mortgage,
Sherbrooke, N. d. 9-9-l0-14.
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Sherbrooke; N. OAK, Oct. 9th 90.
The Board of County Commission
ers ~reconvened at 8 O'Clock A. M. All
members present. Minutes of the
meeting of Oct, 4th and 5th 90, read
and on motion approved.
The report of the board OF insanity,
in the matter of investigation of the
insanity of Dagny Olson, was on
motion approved and fees ordered
payed as follows:
Adam 5 Moote, chairman, S 5 rs
DR. A j Heimark, member, s so
Herman Christensen, wit
ness, 4 10.
Alaf A Olson. 4 10
A requisition having been presented
by the Clerk Of Court for 80 jurors
to complete the Jury list, they were on
motion ordered apportioned and
drawn from the various townships,
villages and cities as follows: New
burgh d; Beaver Greek 3, Westfield 3,
Sharon 3, Enger 4, Golden Lake 3,
Finley 3, Franklin 3, Primrose 4,
Sherbrooke 4, Easton 3, Greenwich 3,
Glendale 3, Hugo 3, ,Melrose 4, River
side 3, Broadlawn 3, Colgate 4, Car
penter 3, Willow Lake 3, Sharon vii
lage3. Finley village S, Hope city 6.
The monthly statement Of fees col
ected by the Register Of Deeds for
quarter ending Sept. Both, 90, aggre-
eating S33S.65, was on motion APP
proved.
The monthly statements of fees col
lected by the Clerk of Court for
quarter ending Sept. Both, o., aggre-
eating ISL, was on motion approved.
On motion duly seconded and car
ried. the Hope Pioneer was designated
as the official paper for publishing
the list of real estate to be sold for
delinquent takes for the year 1908.
The Justice report of g. A. Montieth
for a quarter ending Sept. Both, %,
was on motion approved and fees
ordered paid as follows:
G. A. Montieth, justice, $6 rs
VIM. Oxton, deputy sheriff, s38 10
On motion, duly seconded and car
ried, the treasurer was instructed to
increase the insurance on the court
house to $4,000 and on the furniture
and fixtures to $4,000.
The bills of the Fargo Bridge and
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ax.ApPlNAL PROCEEDINGS OF THE
BOARD OF COUNTY COM.
!. gs.W Il MlSMONERS.
Sherbooke, N. Oak. Oct. 4th, 09.

Sherbooke, N. Oak. Oct. 4th, %.
The Board of County Commission
ers met in regular session at 9 O'Clock
a.. M All membere present. Minutes
Of the meeting of July 18th 'O9 read
and on motion approved.
Statement of warrants drawn by the
auditor in payment county officials
salaries, deputies, clerk hire etc., was
on motion approved as follows:
S Mcpherson, auditor S4OO w
j M Johoson, states attorney 300 90
A G Miller Supt. of schools 327 SO
Adam S Moote, County Judge 25O 90
G Q Johnson, County treas
mer 400 90
D w Vadnie, Clerk of Court 275 90
d w Vadnie, Clerk of Courts
additional salary under the pro-
hibition law % "a
o H Olson, Register of deeds 400 90
G j Mustad, Clerk for Regis
ter Of deeds, month of July and
half of month Of August 80 90
HIP Johnson, Clerk for Aud
itor $50 w
Ethel Stansbury, Clerk for
treasurer 10 days during Aug
Nellie Carey, Clerk for treas
urer 22s days during month OF
September 81 so
Hettie Amsdell, Deputy Sup.
Of schools half month of Aug
ust and all of September 81 SO
H A LaMoure, S~uperinten-
dent, Care and maintenance of
Marie and Gunhild Hadeland
at Hospital for. feeble minded
July 1st'19O9 to December 81 100 90
The following being paid out
of teachers institute fund:
Helen M Eddy, six weeks serv-
ice as teacher at summer school
at Mayville 80 90
M Correll, six weeks serv-
ices asteacher atsummer school
at Mayville 80 90
A G Miller, expenses attend
ing summer school % 90
Il E Smith, expenses speaker
at school officers meeting at
Finley E 70
The members of the of the Board in
spected the repairs made on the Court
House and on motion the bill of j.
Kingsley for balance due for the re.
pairs made on the court house was al
lowed at 5000 90. The same to be
! paid out of the emergency fund.
The following order of the incorpor.
alton was on motion adopted:
WHEREAS, On the 9th day of July
;. A. D. 1909 a. petition under chapter
81 of the 1905 Code of the state Q
North Dakota praying for the incor
poration of certain territory therein
described, as the Village of Sharon
signed by one-third of the residen
voters of said territory, was presented
to the Board of County Commission
ers of Steele County, North Dakota
and,
WHEREAS, Said Board of Count.
Commissioners after finding said pc
tition sufficient and that the require
ments of said chapter had been full.
complied with, did enter an order dat
ed on said day declaring that said ter
ritory should, with the assent of a ma
jority of the qualified voters thereof
be- an Incorporated village by tn
name specified in said petition, an
also ordered an election for that pur
pose to be held on the Goth day of Jul,
: A. D. 1909 and that notice of sal
election be given as required by sal
!. chaptea, and
Z WHEREAS, An election was he'll
/, in said territory pursuant to said or
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der, and the inspectors conducting
said election have returned to said
of County Commissioners a
statement as required by said chap
ter showing that at said election thirty
seven votes were cast of which the
number were in favor of in
OF said territory, and
the said Boardof County Commits
sioners having found that notice OF
said election was givenas requir-
ed by law and that the same was
in accordance with law
and is legal in every respect and
that the majority of the voters re-
siding in the territory to be incor-
porated voted in favor of incorpora-
tion, said Board of County Commits
sioners,
Do hereby declare that said terri
tory, being the west half of section
thirty-fve, the east half of section
thirty-four, the south east quarter of
section twenty seven and the south
west quarter of section twenty-six in
Sharon Township, has been duly and
legally incorporated, as a village UNI
SHARON" and said territory so in
corporated shall hereafter for all pur-
poses, except the payment of any
prior bonded Indebtedness, be separ-
ate and disconnected from the Town
ship of Sharon of which it formed a
part and have continuance hereafter
under the name and style of 1.-THE
VILLAGE OF SHARON"
Dated at, Sherbrooke, N. D., this 4th
Eday of October A. D. 1909.
Signed. j. B. Oxton, :,
Frank Gray, /.
K. A. Johnson,
K. S. Sulland;
Ole NJ refsheim.
On motion adjournment was taken
until l:30 p. NJ: same day..
Afternoon Session.
The Board of County Commission
ers reconvened at 1:30 p. m. All mem
bers present.
Motion made, seconded and carried,
that four copies of Standard Atlas
and Maps of Steele County be purch.
ased for use in the county officials
offices from Geo. A. Ogle and Co.
Publ, Chicago.
The report of the Board of Health
was on motion approved and bills or
dered paid as follows:
Bessie Plank, nursing patient S II O(
M N Mallory, di~sinfectants
81 allowed at, 3 6;
J B Oxton, two days service
as Vice Prest. of the Board 6 OF
DR. G B HARDWOOD, services as
Supt. of the Board, 36 on
j NJ Johnson, attendance
Board of Health meeting one
day 3 O.
The bill of Mrs Archie Kiel-
lor $40. for rent of house for
Mrs. Davis, was on motion
rejected
Bill we're on motion allowed a.
follows:
Mrs Peter Swanson board
and care of Mrs Annie Hanson 81 O
S Moe, two meal tickets for
Henry Jaquist 8 0
A B Holt, supplies for K E
Hagen, $40. 65 allowed at 8 6
Chas Jones, balance due for
hoard and care of F Johnson, 10 0
G G Warner, supplies for
Mrs Davis and F johnson 5 9
W G Croker, pupils month
ly review questions l 4
; GO johnson, cash advanced
for stamped envelopes, postal
cards and etc. 80 9
G o johnson, cash advanced
on district court orders and
for attorneys appointed by the
court ll8
G o johnson, cash advanced
for fuel for county buildings
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and hauling the same.
2lS IS

GOJohnson, cashadvanced
to j Kingsley on contract for
repairs to court house, Ito be
paid from the emergency fund) HOO 90
On motion adjournment was taken
until 93o'clock a. M. Oct. 5th 100 mem
berss of the board going to inspect
bridges and grades completed,
S Mcpherson,
County Auditor.
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Afternoon Session.

The Board of County Commissioners
reconvened at 1:30P. M. All members
present.
Bills We're on motion allowed as fol-
lows:
Frank Gray, Com, per diem,
inspecting bridges, grades and
milage, S 80 40
Ole N Grefsheim, Com. per
diem, inspecting bridges,
grades and mileage, l6 90
Ole N Grefsheim, on poor
board and mileage, 3 so
K Sulland, Com per diem,
inspecting bridges, grades and
milea~e, 81 10
K A Johnson, Com. per
diem, inspecting bridges, grades
and mileage, IL 10
j B Oxton, Com. per diem,
inspecting bridges, grades
and mileage, IA 80
J B Oxton. on poor board
and mileage, 4 SO
"A Anderson, fuel for court
house, 5 40
On motion the board adjourned until
8 o'clock A. M. Monday, Nov. 1st %.
S. Mcpherson,
County Auditor.
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Iron Co., S77 for repairs of bridge in
Enger township and Sl82.6 0 for metal
culyerts, vas or motion tabled.
The bill of the Fargo Bridge & Iron
Co., Sll2O for new bridges at Fuller's
Lake and two miles north Of Fuller's
Lake was on motion ordered paid.
On motion adjournment was taken
until 1870 p. M, same day.
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- = paid in; $4,000
SU LUIS account. Observation-Disclosures. 10000

We are equipped in every way to handle your business.
Our ample CAPITAL and P our G
PROOF VAULT guarantees your deposits. Our prompt
and careful attention to your business intrusted to us will
insure your satisfaction:
Come and see, call or write us about
That Real Estate Loan,
Buying, Selling or Exchanging your property,
Investing your Money or Making a Time Deposit,
Your Insurance, whether Fire, Tornado, Life or Hail,
A Steam Ship Ticket Or Foreign Draft.
We are Designated Depository for,
The City of Hope, The County Of Steele, The State of
North Dakota. Are we Yours? If not,
Open an account To-Day.
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of $2500. from the penalty and interest
fund to the bridge fund.
Bills were on motion allowed as fol-
lows:
W. G. Croker, pupils month
ly review questions for March
and April, s LAO
The Herald, books and sta,
tionery SIG. 90 allowed at, 1000 -
Walker Bros. 4 Hardy, books
and stationery. 26.97
5. j.. Peterson, supplies for
II. Christianson,I BOB
j. Collins. careiof gas plant
three mCnths'a M work around
court house, % 81
o. H.. Olson, cash advanced
for postage, 1882
r. S. Hurst, flouer for Mrs.
Davis, n $50
Mrs. o. B. Olson, board and
care of M. Sanve,. 5000
DR.. j. A. Hedding, salary s
county physician for quarter
ending Sept. Both %, G2.5o
D. ". Vandie, cash advanc-
ed for postage, 30r
S. Mcpherson, cash advanc-
ed for express, carriage & etc. $50
A. G. Miller, cash advaced
for postage and office supplies, 1866
A G Miller, mileage visiting
schools and etc, 4l.S0
Ole Leras, fuel for county
building, $50
j: W. Needham, medicine
furnished Mrs. Snyder, 2.75,
DR. A ] Heimark, balance due
as county physician for quart
err ending Sept. Both. %, after
deducting $2.75 for medicine
furnished county poor by j.
w Aeedham, 47.25
.. M.1Fuller, cash advanced
for work on Fuller's Lake
grade. l2l.S7
Beckerjack 4 LANCER, sup
plies for court house, 42O
VIM. Oxton, guarding prison
ers and cash advanced for
meals for same, 81. 90
H.A. Burner, deputy sheriff,
fees and mileage Investigating
Slingsby robbery, 1880
Casper Winkler, sheriff of
Barnes county fees and mile
age arresting b. Reno and r.
| Allen for robbing farmers
store at Finley, $50
A. j. Osmond, Sheriff of
Trail county, boarding prison
ers, 69.75
John j. Wamberg, three
gross pens, 800
j. NJ. johnson, cash adj
vanced for list of names OF
holders Of internal revenue
license, 600
North Dakota Independent
Telephone Co., rent of phones
for three months ending Sept.
Both 90, 1900
Finley Beacon, legal print
ing and stationery, 6l.9O
Sharon Reporter, legal prints
ing. PATS
Steele County Tribune, legal
printing and stationery, 1885, 81
allowed at, 92.S7
Hope Pioneer, legal print
ing, $50.63 allowed at, ALSO
The bill ofthe Major Implement Co.,
1913. 90 for services on account drain
age ditch, was or motion rejected, not
being a proper charge against Steele
II County.
The bill of VIM. Oxton, deputy
sheriff, for conveying Dagny Olson,
insane patient to Hospital at James.
town, was on motion approved and
forwarded to the State Auditor for
paylnent: I.
On motion adjournment was taker
until 8 O'Clock A. NJ. Oct. 9Th %.
II S. MCPHERSON,
County Auditor.
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Sherbrooke, N. Oak, Oct. 5th 20.
The Board of County Commission
ers reconvenee at 1:30 p. m. All MEM
bers present, the forenoon having
been spent inspecting bridges and
grades.
On motion duly seconded and carried
the auditor was authorized and in
structed to issue warrant for transfer
of S25O0. from the penalty and interest
fund to the bridge fund.
Bills we're on motion allowed rs fol.
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@ibblina Sair 10 SIG Gents.