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Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-19
WERE
 PRESENT AT
 HORSE RACES
Initial Meet For Sport of Kings" Draws Big Crowd and Some Good Horses Devotees Are Enthusiastic.

There were at least 2.000 people at
 the races Sunday, who saw the best races which have been seen in Bis bee. There were some fine horses on the ground and they showed to good
 advantage. The races were on a track whicn was arranged below the country club ground The ground was not all that could be expected, but
 made 1t possible to show up some
 good time.
 There were three events which
 marked the afternoons sports. A free for all pacing and running race. The first race resulted as follows: First. Ed Barnett, pacer; second, J. E.
 Moser, trotter; third. R. s. Grier, pacer. The second neat resulted as
 the first. requiring third heat to be run. The third heat resulted the same as the first two. giving farnett's | horse the first place. Time 1;21 1-2 | and 1925.
 The 2:07 pacing event caused all
 kinds of excitement, and the horses
 made some fine time. Huddleston's s | Mack and Mosier's Klondike were the | entries. Mack won the first heat and Klondike took the next two. The time of the first heat was 1:15 1-4; second, t1:21; third. 1:iS 4.
 1 The Hanks horse won the race from Barnett's gray horse vita very little l fort, simply running away from him. | Time 0:z6.
 | The horses were in fairly good
 shape, most of them being too fat to
 mako good time.
 There is much enthusiasm over the result of the races. and every one IS
 anxious to get good track and per feet a racing association. All are | anxious to have one of the best in the | southwest. and the horses which are to be found right here in Bisbee as sures those interested in the racing l association that there will be no trouble to get things lined up to the right end.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-19

store, the c. & A. mines. and the Bis bee high school win play a series of championship games during the next two months. Tine best players of the city will be enlisted under the various standards of these teams.
 Meanwhile the Y. NJ. c. A. juniors arc under MT. Holt's superv' sion or ganizing a little league of their own The youngsters have already organiz cd four teams. which are to be known as the Robins. the Biuejays, the Blackbirds. and the Canaries. respee lively. The Bluejays have caosen for their captain Bruford Reardon; the Robins, Frank Bacon: the Blackb rds. Erie Nelson: the Canaries. William Wilson.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-19
CLASSES ARE BUSY
 AT THE '. M. [. 4.
GynaSium SWannS With Young Men Building Up Bodies.
 Rival Teams.

The gymnasium department of the |. m. C. A.. under physical director T. H. Holt, Is just at present un- usually active. With bowling and basket bah in full swing, still new sports are being introduced. Special classes are forming daily to learn the fine points cf fencing. wrestling, box ing and club swinging The interest in athletics was never keener.
 The long talked of basket ball league is at last in active progress of organization. Teams representing the Y Nj. c. A. the Copper Queen
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-19
arhe sunny sIde Of eroadway..

As the title of the attraction sug- gests. The Sunny Side of Broadway, in which those famous originals. Mur- ray and Mack are starr 'ng this year. the stage settings are of metropolitan scenery and said to be most elaborate. The first act shows the circle at 59th street. with beautiful Central Park in the background and the second the campus grounds at Yale University. Tho scenic effects wir prove very elab crate to local theatre goers who have never visited the metropolis and very realistic to ones that have. {. The scenic equipment of The Sun ny Side of Broadway" comes from the largest stucio in New York city, and while scenery of many spots of the big town" have been used season after season. it is the first time that the above places have been used for stage settings.
 In addition to the beautiful stage pictures, new electrical effects will be used for the first time during the twenty-two musical numbers, in waic1 the famous beauty chorus are seen, the rad ant rays of every color are used with success.
 Murray and Mack and their singing and dancing contingent in the season s sensational musical production. The Sunny Side of Broadway" Sill be the attraction at the orpheum next Fri day night
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-19
.R|FLEnEN ARE DOING GOOD WORK
McMinH Led Scores Sunday. Mitchell Also Makes Good
 At 500 Yards.

In almost perfect weather conditions the rifismen had their meet by try out on the short and mid-ranges. And with several matches in the near flu ture the result was very gratifying to the committee.
 The scores of the leaders were clase till Mitchell made 24 at 500 yards. giving him the lead. In the afternoon McMinn arrived on the range, care fully and calmly he shot the -four ranges. ending up with the best score for the day.
 PRACTICE SCORES:
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-19

ly his great versatility. MT. Fox was excellent. and is increasing his pop ularity in every performance. Miss Niekerson was a clever and very lika ble Mrs. Barton, and held up her end of the intense scenes with Capta n Bennett in a very convincing manner In the tnankless and unlikabie part or Bcb Barton George Somnes show ed close study of his part. Mrs. Mar tin. the ricn and disagreeable old lady was exceedingly well done by Miss Terrell and William Hawey contrib uted his share to the already good per fernance by his Japanese impersona- tion. This bill will be repeated at Wednesday matinee. Popular prices will prevail
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-19
Generous.

"My husband Is the most unseifisb of menr exclaimed Mrs. Youngwife '1 gave him a whole box of cigars. and he only smoked one and gave all the rest away
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-19
a.. ass.

Nils, Tsassca-. s- S:;h say q" vou as l caiesed fsr diegiHg c0ofl last ,irif. Clara. -Is tbat thr tcaufi- f.n MisS WetSanY' Ciara-Yes. dcar. with thc accent on the -that"-Ex- change.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-19
Paradise is for those who cortro their anee-.--xcsst
>Cemprsaensive.

Hubby. Is my hat on straightT"
 Well. If your hat is. your hair isn't. erd if your hair Is. then there's some thinG askew about your hat.--,Sew ycr.- Journal.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-19

All have seen teaches me to trust the Crcntor fos all l havo not seem Emerson.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-19

The s=cheIor's Button "wtat is bachelors button?' -one that ain't thcre."--Clevelsnd Leader.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-19

The Merchant of Venice will be re- peated tonight at the orpheum- Every one who saw this greatest of Shakes peare's dramas was unanimous in say ing that Mir. Dodge gave a conception of Shylock which, while entirely new and or r'ginal. was bota forceful and convincing.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-01-19

His Wife's Honor, a modern drama of exceptional merit, was produced al the Orpbeum last night by Mr. San ford Dodge and company. As Captain Bennett MT. Dodge proved conselusive
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-01-29
AN EXCELLENT CLEANING FLUID

1.-The following recipe contains
nothing injurious, never takes out
the stiffness from fabrics (as from
veilings and chiffon), and ut the
same time is disinfectant and sure
preventive of MOTHS" says the Wo-
mans Home Companion for Febru-
airy. "Sulphuric ether, one dram;
alchohOl, two drains; eechlOroform,
one dram; oil of cloves, one dram.
Three times this amount to one quart
best gasoline The oil of cloves may
be omitted. II desired, as in cleaning
any thing white it has u tendency to
turn 1t yellow. TO clean a dress
skirt, just double or treble these in
gradients. Mems trousers may be
soaked overnight in this, and when
pressed are as good as new. 1t is
fine for ostrich plumes, as 1t never
takes the curl out Be sure to shake
ont In the air until thoroly dry. Old
laces clsan beautifully in this fluid.
Lat the article to be cleaned lie In the
liquid for Il while, according to how
sOiled 1t IL. Articles can remain in
all night without injury to the fabric
in any way. By allowing to settle
and pouring off very carefully, one
can use the fluid over and over
again."
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-01-29

Doubtless the great majority OF
the people who have read the re-
ports of the trial of J. Thornton
Hams for the murder of Annis be
lieve he deserves the full penalty of
the law. The jury acquitted him
on the ground that it was not con-
clusively proved that he had aided
his brother before the deed; at least
they say 80, and that the unwrit-
ten law" did not influence their de-
cision, altho the council made the
most of it. It looks since this and
the Thaw trial much as if we had
come to the position in which no
one can be convicted who kills a
man that has wronged or seduced
his wife or his friends wife. In
criminal affairs the defence has got
the better of the prosecution. what
with the unwritten law" and en-
otional insanity. another name for
anger or jealousy. Thus private
vengeance is protected by courts
and juries and law becomes farce.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-01-29
COLUMBIA IMPROVEMENT TO
CONTINUE

While the general rivers and har-
bors bill will not be passed by Cor
Rress, the government will not let
construction work now under pro-
sress be sacrificed for want of a
small appropriation. An emergency
bill providing for absolutely neces-
gary work will include the water
WAYS of the Pacific Coast.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-01-29

An electrical attachment for rural
free delivery boxes rings bell in
the owners house when mail is de-
posted in the box.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-01-29

Experts in the federal bureau of
entomology have stated that more
than 95 per cent of the flies of
city are bred in stables.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-01-29

Santos Dumots's newest flying
machine is so light and compact
that he carries it about with him in
his automobile.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-01-29

1fyOu have house for rent, leave
it with Emigh. No charge
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-01-29

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Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-07-23
ford, sheriff, VS.. State Of North Da-
kota, for transpo rtation Of Isaac Beck

ford, sheriff, VS.. State Of North Da-
kota, for transportation Of Isaac Beck
er to jamestown, North Dakota, In the
sum of $4,000 be approved and the.
auditor and chairman are hereby au.
thorized to SO certify on same. 81
l. Carried. All members voting yes,
The petition of Jerry cCartfy, ask
ling to have the ne: IA Of Sec. 49,,
Township 1873, Range SO, detached
from Starkweather special school dis
trict and attached to Royal school dis
tr1ct No. 80 was ON motion duly grant
ed e., ,- ~ %. s.555.s
7 The application Of Nels A, Halgren
asking that this board appoint an an.
praiser to appraise certain estrays
taken up by him was read and on mo-,
ton 7. P. Thompson was appointed
as such appraiser. 8; 9, s3S@s5s
The petition of Andrew Moen ask
ing that. this board cancel the 1909
personal property assessment of Louis
Berg Fancher township, was read and
| 1T was moved and carried that
said tax be stricken from the list
| against said Louis Berg, the same
property is assessed to Andrew Moen.
IN Prospect Township for the same
year r''5 $'f ,@s ~ y sss 81 Y
The petition Ltsigned by r. G.. Zee
! man and nineteen other resident tax
payers asking FOR a bridge on the sec
lttion between section 13s and i id
in rospect township was read It
! was moved that Commissioners John.
son, Maloney and Nesseth be appoint
ed as committee to view the location
and report as to. the necessity Of said
birds 4 4 !: ..:. !. .s,i;#
It was moved to adjourn until July:
! Is, 1909. III II 4. s.E .S.3 ,Sss
Carried. All members voting yes
# .es-, Ole o. Nesseth, #
n 1880. Il IS Es5.. n chairman.
vs. r. ~: Bice. b :3.. @@. s.
e County Auditor.
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chamberiain's Stomach and Liber
Tablets gently stimulate the liver and
bowels 70 expel poisonous matter,
e.eanse the system. cure constipation
and stck. headache. Sold by all drug
gists
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-07-23
Adjourned Meeting of the Board of
County Commissioners Of Ram
100 sey County, North Dakota. ... 49,.

Z
E sey County, North Dakota. $50. 80.
s,ii9s22asll: 80 Thursday,sJulysS 1909.
The board met pursuant to ad-
journment at O'Clock a. m. !.
.... Present: Commissioners johnson.
Nesseth, Emigh, Maloney and Sam
uel. ~ E% y =
( The county auditor then filed his
annual statement showing the f1nan
cial condition of the County The SAINT
was read and showed the following
Detailed Statement Of expenditures
of Ramsey County, North Dakota, for
the fiscal year beginning July 1st
1908, and ending June Goth, 1909. =
County auditor ---s2 ,1O6,55
County auditor, deputy and
clerks 1,sss.25
County treasurer ---------- .2,574.95
County treasurer deputy and
clerks 10000
Register of deeds ---------- 10000
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siiOIlers
Proceedings
PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF
EQUALIZATION OF RAMSEY p
-. COUNTY, NORTH DA-

Present: Commissioners Johnson,
Nesseth, Maloney, Emigh and Samuel.
Moved that in order to equa1ize the
assessment Of personal property under
the following heads the following in
creases and decreases be made. viz:
Horses One Year Old.
Triumph Township, de-
creased --------------->10 per cent.
Edmore Village, increased 20 per cent.
Churchs Ferry Village,
increased ----------- ~ per cent
City of Devils Lake, in
creased ----- 95 per cent
Horses Two Years Old.
Edmore Village increased 125 per cent.
Crary Village, increased so per cent.
Horses Three Years Old.
Crary Village, increased 10 per cent.
Churchs Ferry Village, in
creased NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. III per cent.
Cows One Year Old.
creased -- Is per cent
Cows Two Years Old.
Sullivan Township, in
creased -------2 rs per cent
Sheep.
Stevens Township, in
creased --------------- 50 per cent.
Dry Lake Township, in
creased Observation-Disclosures SO per cent
De Groat Township, in
creased ------------- 50 per cent
Moved that in order to equalize the
assessment of Elevator A" the fol-
lowing increases and decreases be
made; viz:
Mortified Township.
McCabe Bros. Elevator
Co, increased --------- per cent
Spalding Bros. Elevator
Co, increased - per cent
Winter & Ames Elevator
Co., increased -- 5 per cent
Duluth Elevator Co., in
creased ----------- rs per cent
Webster Township.
st. Anthony & Dakota Ele-
vator Co., Webster, in
creased ---- 3per cent
st. Anthony & Dakota Ele-
vator Co., Garske, in
creased Observation-Disclosures Sper cent
Minneapolis & Northern
Elevator Co., increased IL per cent
Village of Brocket.
Farmers Elevator Co., in
creased ------ 7per cent
National Elevator Co., in
creased Observation-Disclosures 20 per cent
st. Anthony & Dakota Ell
evator Co., Brocket, in
creased MISREPRESENTATION II per cent
Carried: All members voting yes.
1t was moved that the fo1Iowine
be added to the assessment roll, the
same being omitted in the assessors
report:
St. Anthony & Dakota Eleva-
tor Co., l warehouse, Web
ster, in sum of S 6O0, OF
Farmers Elevator Co., 1 ware
house, Webster, in sum Of LOCO. O(
st: Anthony & Dakota Eleva-
tor Co: warehouse, Garske,
in sum of ---- 10000
Carried; all members voting yes.
Beard then adjourned until a. m.
Wednesday, July Z, 1909.
Ole o. Nesseth,
Chairman.
Attest:
R. V. Bice,
County Auditor.
81 - u ~ .
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Adjourned Meeting Of the Board Of
Equalization OF Ramsey County, ii
10 J. North Dakota.

~
~ "wednesday, July 7, 1909.
The board met at 9 o'clock a.. m.
pursuant Ito adjournment. /: Present:
Commissioners Johnson, Nesseth, Ma
loney,: Emigh, and Samuel.
Moved that the following banks be
added to the assessment roll, the
same having been omitted from, the
assessors report: Il H :
First National Bank of Crazy: Z
in the sam of ---=--- =. I. --s11,sso 90
Farmers Bank of Crazy, in
the sum of ----------- $4,000
Bank of Doyon in the sum
= of ---------------- $4,000
Penn State Bank of Penn in
the sum of ---------- 100000
Carried; all members voting yes.
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pGISOUd1 properly dSSSSSuSAl$s 0ANSkS
the head of shares Of bank stock the
following increases and decreases be
made. en-: zSS2
Farmers State Bank Of sS
t Lawton, increased 35 per cent.
Security State Bank OF
Il Edmore, decreased 20 per cent;
81 Carried: All members voting yes.
The board then took a recess until
2 o'clock p m. o. ~ 81
-, Afternoon Session. ,>,a<
The board met at o'clock p. m.
,.s- Present: All of the members. *
Moved and carried that in order to
equaIize the assessment of land ex-
elusive of structures and all other Inn
provements the following increases
and decreases be made: -. S.
Odessa Township, increas- ~
ed 10 per cent
Stevens Township increas-
ed ---------- 5per cent.
Ontario Township, lin
creased ------ =: 10 per cent.
Overland Township in
creased -------2 20 per cent
Mortified Township, in
creased ------ $ 10 per cent
Morris Township, decreas- IS
ed Observation-Disclosures 10 per cent.
Cleveland Township, de- -
creased -------------- 10per cent.
Sullivan Township. de-
creased -------- 10 per cent.
Bergen Township, 1ncreas-
ed 10 per cent.
Pleasant Township. in
creased ------- 20 per cent.
Norway Township increas-
/ ed Is per cent.
Coulee Township, increas-
ed per cent.
Carried: All members voting yes.
Moved and carried that in order to
equalize the assessments of value of
structures and other improvements on
land the following increases be made;
viz:
LiIlehoR Township. in
creased --a-------- 40 per cent
, Lawton Township, increas-
ed Observation-Disclosures 40 per cent
Highland Township, in
Bartlett Township, in W p'' ''A'
ed NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. so per cent
tStevens Township, in
| creased --- 20 per cent
Ontario Township, in
creased ---------- 10 per cent
Township 1856, Range g.,
increased ------------- Is per cent
' Overland Township, in
| creased MISREPRESENTATION so per cent
Minnewaukan Township,
Increased ----------- 20 per cent
Morris Township, increas-
ed 10 per cent
Royal Township, increas-
ed Observation-Disclosures so per cent
Bergen Township, increas-
ed IS per cent
Grand Harbor Township,
increased ------------ 40 per cent
De Groat Township, in
creased ------------ 33 1-3 per cent
Norway Township increas-
/ ed ~ per cent
Coulee Township, increas-
ed ------------------- 80 per cent
/ All members voting yes.
Moved and carried that the Farmer.
Trust Company of Crary be added t,
the assessment roll in the sum O
S96O.O0,S the same having been omitted
from the assessors books.
! The board having completed the la
Dor as a Board Of Equalization open
ed up as Board of County Commits
sioners.
i. 1t was moved and carried to ad
journ until o'clock a. m. Thursday
July 8, 1909. &. : -
/ Ole O. Nesseth,
: =. Chairman.
Attest:
R. V. Bice,
County Auditor.
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Carried:: All members voting yes. .
Moved that the bin OF W. ii. Bel
ford, sheriff, vs. state OF North Dakota
for transp ortation OF Lindsey Slater
to the insane asylum at jamestown.
North Dakota. in the sum OF $500 be
approved and the auditor and chair.
man are hereby authorized to So Ger.
tifys on same is e; 1ias.5
Carried. All members voting yes. n
Moyed that the bin of w. iii. Belford.
sheriff vs. state sof North Dakota. gfoTI
trans portation Of VIM A. Belling to
| the insane asylum at jamestown
North Dakota. be approved and the
auditor and chairman are hereby au,
thorized 70 80 certify on same. The
sum being S54 .e0.
'oyed that the bin off ~. H. Bel.
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Carried. All members voting Yes. sss
So Moved that the report, of +. w. Gil.
bertson, coroner. ins the Christ Metle.
case he approved and warrants Or
dered drawn for the payment OF the;
same as follows:
p. Gilbertson, coroner's ST
fees " SIS. : : ! : 8 S.. =. $500 Sf4 20
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ton Of said body IS = ss--.-- 1880
iW. H. Bedford, sheriff's fees II 9.955
y. nderson, coroner's juror 2.10,
George Juergens, corone Juror 2.lOE
fisherman McGlory, coroner's iur- s2
81 Il q ZIG
Ed Nolan, witness fees -. 2:1O.
Wm. James witness fees s1----Sg 10,
y. Cannon, witness fees 2.10s
Todies Gikom, witness fees 2.10
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ooouly AuulCOT ramsey county. 4
Dated at Devils Lake, N. D., July
9Th, 1909. ~ ~. x = ~ 4
! Moved that in accordance with Sec
tons 1888 and 1889 Revised Codes OF
North Dakota 1905 the following Coun-
ty Tax Levy for the year 1909 be and
the same is hereby made and levied
upon all taxable property both real
and personal In Ramsey County, viz: (:
For Bond Interest - =: -. -s2.5OO. 40
For County Roads 5000, 90
For County Bridges Y : =. 80 s. 900 90
Moved by Johnson and seconded by
Nesseth that we levy s35, 100000 for
general fund for the ensuing year.
Moved by Ma1oney and seconded BY
Samuel as an amendment TO the above
motion that we levy SIS 900. 90 for gen
|eral fund for the ensuing year. E ..3
Roll call on the amendment Johnson
and Nesseth voting mo-, Maloney,
Emigh and Samuel voting g es.U ~ ',,'
Amendment was carried. . 81
Making the levy for General FunI
and s.at support Of the poor ss50, 100000 for
the ensuing year. n
Moved BY Johnson and seconded bly
Nesseth that we levy a sinking fund
q 81. 100000 for the payment OF the
$4,000. 90 standing bonds due III
1915 as Der section 1850 or Revised
Codes OF North Dakota, 1905. = #Ess#s3
d On roll cali Johnson voting tfyes.'
Maloney. Emigh and Samuel vofina
mo. Motion LOST. s3}35s5~S
a The county audi then ii compIi
ance with section S55 Of Revised Codes
Of North Dakota 1905 levied ID tax 81