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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-30

allfreb unb Sutia albrc. 3704 McH.s
o0msrp Rodo, Wabhen.
oenrn unp Rofd ShuiiiaHn. Ser
nan uno Jseape Strabs. Rnabe.
gDsit uno Stella 1uit. 1549 perrin
4p., Ennbe.
Jrant unb Waria Gsrbe. 665 Heape
Strdbs, EHnbe.
Bernhard sunb katherine Rpan,
1893 0eit Strabs. anabe.
G.orge unb gmma Wilion. 531 I'd.
6. Gtrabe, anabe.
Sarris unb Rarn 1arsalcfr. 24O
Qu0lofp StraBe, R6nnen.
Carl unb s5riod 1olpen, TAT Court
Strabs. Mdbhen.
ssacob unb anno 0ruber. 2412
gldbitone Strabt. WdbheH.
Glemsns uno aHelio arcsger,
4216 airbn Roab. Gnabe.
Saeob ano Bertha Shunt, goueis
not apenue, Hnabe.
CrrDilIe unb pedrl Wescbdh. 90s
RouHD StraBs. Ndbten.
Robert unb 5runcis Scost, 125
Opera Qluts. anube.
6drrp uno 9atberine Gobfon. 14ol
gine Strabe. Rnabe.
glusuIt uuo JOiie aeil. 978 Gf
1ront SirnBe. anabt.
Sp1n unb Ibereiu DelIbrusge, 12s
Nuob Sirabe. Hnobe.
Nilliam unb Minnie Sdrperlufs
964 Wxft s. Strabf. M1b1en.
Softph unb aissit 0orns. 1889 1re
men GtrnBe. Mdohen.
GoHrab unb aoiberine Gtuubinsey
IS Wtii Qibertp Strobe. Mdo6en.
| Otto nnb efnno Gdmiot $50 Nar
tin Strobe. wadbGsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-30

paar @rm in Nrm ben Geridtsfaal
perlieb.
Der gleser Ollie O'Reil, tpel6er
Dor einigen 1benbsn benz 5rl. CLARA
Gamm an Der Jiinften Strobe. nabe
fountain 5quare, bic 8orfe entrifen
bate, bstannts fid geitern oes tbdtliz
den GnarifFs fduloig unb ipurbe nit
elmer Gtrafe BON feds Wonaten ars
beits6aus, $500 uno Soften belegt.
2uthr Doris unb Soiepb pitts,
ipelhe babel dbsefabt fporben paren,
als fie cine ihnere Rone papier bon
8. Goldman itablen unb auf einen
Ghubtarren lubeu, erbielten 8eloitras
fen bon je $40 unb aoIten aufges
brannt.
Sohn Gong. ein alter, auf Der 2anoe
itrube ergrauter Gtromsr. ipuroe auI
eigenen WunIh ms 4rbeitsbau5 ges
fonbt, iHbem aihter 6offmann ihm
cine Celebrate bon $50 uno Soften
suDittirte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-30

SofpitaI brd6te. 1ier nelIte Is iid
berdus. bab Der tpadere Geueridmpfer
iid) BEL bsm unfall bas redte Bsin on
sipsi Gtsllen, ioipie ben rehttn Arm
am Gabosen gsbrohen bate. 2ros@
osm bsiIerte iih isin Befinbsn BON Tag
Su Gag, unb bic aer3te bisltsn ben pa
tisnien bereits fir auber Defobr, ais
Ttd ploblih ssitern Worgsn bic pers
bdngnibpoIen aomplitaiionen elm.
Itellten. 6urlep ipurbe Dor ieinsm
9ooe BON tpilbeH syisbsrbiliri.n ergrifs
fen, in benen er nohmals bic Grfahz
runssn bei Der Jeusrsbrunn an Sneas
more Strabe purhlsbte. Hebsn oem
Gierbsbett lag JsusrtDehrmann geiser
Mnrgdn, ipelher ebenfals bel bem
grano. perIebt fporben mar, auf bern
Shmerssnslogsr. Gerielbe brad. als
er horte, tpie fein 1terbenber 8org.ishs
ter tn feinen 1ieberpbantaiisn Die alisn
befannten aonrmcnooruIe ausitieb, in
1brGnen aug unb beihpor bic Wer3te,
ben .Warfhau" am asben 3u erhalten.
7eu.ripebrtef arhibaIo psrfiiste.
icbalo er BON bem Icb. 5urlsn'a g
a.nntnib erbaIten bate, bob iamnl.s
lide aOmpasnisn foiort benafridtigl
uno oas an alien Sprisenbduiern
9rausr GmbIems ansebradt psroer
fonsn.
Die 2side BEG psr'tor6snen Ti,
itrittsmarIhdfls piro am Rontaf
8ormittag 8 llbr 3ur lestsH Rube ss'
trnaeH fperben. Die SeelenmeTe ftnbe
in Der ct. Goparbs air6e. gtart uni
Sphn Strabe, ftutt. Dislslbe pirt
BON Woniisnore Wurran, untsr Qit
Iiiten3 bss Rep. WrlIb unb Rep. 80
gartp 3efebrirt fperoen. Die 9eifeBur;
erTolgt auf bem neusn ct. Spfepbl
5riebbpfe nuf price 5in. Die gabr
iudtrdssr iiHo nod niat ernannt nor
| Ser
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8ehaltserbDbung


Die Wlebr3abl Der Nnaeiteten i'm
ftGbtiIten 9artsTspartement erbisIten
oeItern Elm nahtrdQli6es, aber ourum
niht minper tpilltommenesQBethnahtsz
aefhent in 0eTtalt bon anisbnltaen
9ebaltserh0bungen.
Die bon Der 8ebDrbe beitloTenen
8e6oltserb0bunqen Iino pie folgt:
Setrstdr lRorris 2onqeueder BON
S250O ouf $4,000 pro Sobr; Gbefz Sn=
oenieur 6. Mi. Weenbs pon $2400 auf
S27O0; Yort@Supertntenoent Serbert
GjreenInitb BON $4,000 ouf $2100;
9uhbaIter;n Qlnno %. Sdpab BON
1860 auf $1,000; Stenograpb elmer
German bon $72O auT $840; Stenoz
qyapbiItin 2ouru Sfobel BON $720
Quf $3.50; Sraniitman Sdrrp Mit5ea
BON $1,000 auf 1890; Snfpettor
Sorarb suder bon $72O auf S840;
GIert 2lQan 9debr non S470 auf S540.
9luBeroem nurbeu bic Sobne Der
meiIten 9lrbeiter pon $175 pro Gag
auI 50 uno ebenfaIIs Der Suqelohn Der
8Drarbeiter i'm 8srbGltnib erboht.
prG1ibsnt Gilbert nobm uls oiele
GeboItssrh0buneeu bsitloHer tpuroen,
Gje.eoenhejt 6errn 2pngeneder Ieine4na
ertennung fir Ieine 5bdtigteit Su 3cls
len uno ertlGrts gu oIeiheu 3eit. boB
faas bic garttpmmif'ipn aus ireenos
einem Grunoe befhIieBeu ioIlte 6errN
Qongeneter gu entlaHen. er perIonltt
!oerrn 2onqeneder in ieinem @eIhaft
cine STEELE oeben tpiirbe, NIT fpelher ein
nett bD6eres Gebalt perbunosn iein
nlrpe, aIs 6srr 2ongeneder BON Der
9orttommiiTion be5te6t.
I Der QeiGenbeitatter Charles Wtils
/ Ter BON Gummtnspille mahte Der parts
tommiiiion ben 0orihla9 fir parts
| stpete bas alte Steiffepihe 9runoeia
qertbum an3utaufen. Die apmmiRion
pirp Ii6 bag Gngebot iiberlegen. Serr
Yuhta mar gang entfhRpen fir ben
Intauf.
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Gterblicbfeitsberidbt.

Glisabstb aiIIingsr, 76, StdbtiIds5
4rmenbaus. 2uftrobrsnent3iinoung
SpbH Weger. 50, 232 Sncdmore
Strabe, 5ubertuloie.
Soenrietts ShpurB, Al, 1910 Race
StraBe, Riersnlsiben.
Glisabetb 2pretta 8iliams. 8 Mcs
nate, 1915 Bremen Strabe. Shpdhe
Srsne 5ofner, 8, 949 Carr StraBe,
0iphtheritis.
ShrsTter @pbrem bon ct. Cattle
rine, 26, Tslorsnee gp., gsiereHleioeH.
Sobn .. Shan. 64. 2ongptsD
2unssnentsiinbung.
Marsuret 2ubtpig, q, Spngpieip
5u6ertulcie.
SoIepb gondn, 50, GOT Weit S
Strabe. 6er5leiben.
aofina GhisIe, 70. 2127 Dinhel
9lp.. Gurt)faY-
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StraBenbahu am grunomap.

Der TtdotiIhe 8auinipettor Subj
man bob qeItern bic bon ibm DOR einis
een 5agsn iiber oengrraorap fir ben
Strabeubabnperfebr perbGngte Sperre
tpieoer auf unD bic Wogen tDnnen nun
angehiaoert Die StraBe tpieoer benu=
BEN, ioodB Der 0ertehr uuf ben per>
fhieoenen 2iuien pisbsr polig regular
por fich gefeu pirh. Die StraBe mar
betanntIih nah Der aroben Jeuertotds
itropbe oeIperrt nprben, neil 9sfnhr
nafiir porhdnben mar, oab bic grnnoz
RUNE Der Nurre' 'Tten 5abrit etnlturs
sen fDnnts. 0ieIe 9efabr III nun be-
ieitiet.
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GbeerlaxbniRideiHe.

}Mar Sibum, %, pittsburs. ga.
Wilma 5rieomau, %, RitHono Cir.
|S. glifforb 9rdTT. q, gerrn Ctr.
lWap Garter, 18, 5dnFislo Ctr.
}srant +. Gpans, 90. ct. Bernard, 8.
laath. Sullipan, %, DO.
(Sobn s.. 9arbp. AZ, St. SoIsp5, 8.
lJlora Green. 43, 9slbi, 8.
|Billis yeatmdn. SO, Circle aps.
t4nnp George, 25, 0et Str.
)RaIpb 6. 6psr, 81, Wureie, Snb.
lgtbel W. Sbsifsr, 20, Stabt.
(Bm. Wiuiams, 40, @eit s. Ctr.
tgeae Wbelon. 80. 9arrie! Str.
{Sas. g. gnrne, SO, Sit 4. Ctr.
lWdrn 6. Grib, 81, Weit 2ibertpStr.
{gDm. ospis, 38, St. Bernard. 8.
laate 6. 9ateman. SO. DO.
IGlmer Snioer, 80, Georseiolpn, 8.
lgona Saeobs, %. gilbert ape.
|2eopolo Wdhsman. 80, 9urntt 4ps
lgaa 9iolst Goth, %. DO.
(gep. Gunbsl. 80, 5unt Ctr.
tRarp Ruble. 38. DO.
l5obn Goldman, %. GlmDooo ploes
lgliiabetb SSiiler, 19, DO.
|9srnon Wibop, q. 2cdinstpn, 8.
l6lora 5oprsp, p, Staot.
lWarron 9apioIon, q. piqua, =.
lEthsl S1oprsn. 10. Ctdbt,
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Semtid,es Sbeater.
Nudl einmal yGic luitige gSIttiue",
Der gr0ftc allcr Lpercttens
GrfDlgc.

Nlan mug nett in Die GeI6ihte Der
Cpsrette 8uriitgreiFsn, penn man ei-
neu GrFoIg finoen nil, Der iih nur onz
nG6srno nit 6ran3 2ebur's Wert
Die luItioe Dittpe" bergleiten lieBe
Quspertaufte 6duIer parer uno itno
nod 6eute on Der 5agesornnun9, no
inmer cine 2(uifiibrung BON Die lu'
ftige 0ittpe" angetiinoi8t Miro. llno
in alien 2Gnoern Der Welt oerIeIbe
beifpieQoIe Grfolg. 9tebt ss aber auh
sttuus Serrliteres ais Dteie 5luth poH
Welooien, bic beriitenoen 5dn3e uno
oieie ftlpile uno pobli9e 4tmoIpbare,
Die hus 1dnse 4uoitcrium elnhult In
i6rem Rebel; pisIe lie5egluhenoen 2Is;
cer nit oem iIaOtih itpermuthl9eH
ginThlo1 unb ols aontra1t bic tolIe
GuscelaiTenbeit, cds Suuh3en, tpte cs
rur bic ausqelaTIenite Qebensfreuoe,
bic nur in Wien geoeibt, berporbrtngt!
Die RunItlerihadr bes 8eutiten
I6eaters BAT nit Der uberaus lobenss
perthsn Wiebersabe Der Wiener Srl'
ANAL 9erIion in Der porjgsn Sation
etren GrToIg er3ielt, Der nod longe unz
reroeITen bleiben piro. Ulit etner e1nz
.;oen Qugnabme 1T bic geIsBung Die.
ieI6e osblieben. Cine neue 9ertretertn
III fir bic .Wtttne" ceponnen NOR
ben: Trl. Gmilie Shoenfelo.6aniIa
rpm 7eutIren S6eater in 9htiuoelz
p6ia. Gs tam Iton jest nit 5iemlldsr
geTtimmtheit ppruusge'agt neroen,
bar Die Sou6retteusSrage nit bem
G}aItIpiel oieIer 9iiHitlerln oel6f 1T,
oeuu elm tGngeres engagement tptro
sneiFeIos rersinbart pero:n. gniltc
/ Sfoefelo oilt ais eire. Der ullereritsn
I Soubretten Der oeutIhsn Bihne. Wsr
cte nQuftiqe Wittrpe" I'M 8eutihen
sbedter nod ni6t gefeben Bat - UNI
fper lie iah, tpiro tie gerne pieoerlehsN
- perfdume oieien auBergepobnltfeT
| Cperetten. Qbenb niht. oenn bic Srl9t
| nal Wieceroabe III peit fpirtungsbo'le'
ols bic enqtiT6e Qo1ptton. Strefto'
t 8. 6. Sdmio riro feline grapourIel.
/ i.un1 als rTdnilo" pteoerholen, aud
;Trdulein 2lr9ele Grore als o9doriele
uno unIsren bortreffltten 5enor
| Serrn 6an8 TorItner h0ren mir nod
| einmal als .GamiIle" On Die prdttl9
! Wieoeraa6e bes GsIarotea rWtIrtl
| 3etd" ourh 6errn 0atter Slider
a6ten lei srinnert unb an ben brdoel
.9iequ5" oss Sosrrn 8ictor 1J(iaer
Tabrictus. 9apelmeiiter Qouis Serr
mann britt aufs Nsue uuo plro etn
| fein tiinItleriidl ab9erunoete 0prltsl
luna herausbrinQen. "a lpieberum Ell
ausoertauites Saus erpartet nlrn
t6ut nan Gut bardn, bic Ittets rsht
seitig 81 reIsrpieren.
sFrl. gmilie Shpenfelo-9aniit trd
oeitern nit benz Shuell3ua Der penn
TplpdniQ Giienbabn in Der 8pntatn re
8eItens Elm uno pobnts iofort cine
Irobe bsi.
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Marp G6otpsu, SO, TSP Beit 8.
StraBe, &rebs.
GGiur DiQiam Burns, AZ, 2414
Md0 StraBe, Nierenletoeu.
MarD 5beObalo, Sc, gBdrner uno
5airbietp 2tp., 9armtei6en.
Jo9n Steurer, 81, $40 GtnDIap
StraBe, Qeberperbdrtung.
Gbarles 5einbad, Al, 221 Wooos
narb Strabe, Gebirnbluten.
Rate Gomorbs, 80, 1886 Bropis
6ence Strqbe, WaTerfuht.
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Der 80 Sabre alts Benjamin
SerBoa, Gin 4rbeiter bon Bates Ip.,
nabe Court Sirabs. lpurbe friib ssitern
Meprgen beipubilos auf Dem Seitens
neee nab. Der glber unb Race Strab:
aufaefunben uno I'M patrolDagen 8
mad bsm itdbtiifen SOipiiat sebra6f.
sier ftellte IS fih beruus, bab Der
Mann on sinem S6doelbrut lsioet.
.5ereoe mar ni6t i'm Sianoe. on5ugss
6en. ipie er ii6 bic 8erlesung susesos
aen bate. Die gpli5ei III nit elmer
lEnterIuhuns teIddftist.
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gonrab unb Abeline Graf, 103 SO.
Gloer Strabe, Wtdb9en.
sfranf nno Qena Glsner, 2283
ShDbinger abenue. Gnabe.
Charles unb Qi[ln aieintpadfer,
300 W. McWliden QDenue, Wdohsn.
Soieph unb 2uIu Sasser, 29O Wlos
batpf Strabe, GHabe.
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- Dem r. ). 8ilbert, BON Wiafon,
Ga, tam qeitsrn i'm Barte3tnmer bee
6. 8. uno 3. 9abnboIes eine 3dnbs
taIhe nit SnhaIt i'm Werthe BON $50
Gbhanben.
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3nei Diugs nerur'ahen fshr
piel Gtenb, uuo has iino 9errenfuHgeH
unb GuetIhungen. Gin3eln ooer gus
Iammen, ct. Satobs Del petB mas
nit neHielben gu tbun.
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Frl. gmilie Stpenfelos9uniih trdr
oeiteri nit oem Shueq3uq Der penns
IrIpdniQ @iIenbdbn in Der 8pniqtn res
Elm uRo pobnts ipfort elmer
Erobe BEL.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-10
RAISED BANKS IN
WARD COUNTY
THEY WILL BE OBLIGED TO PAY
HEAVIER TAX HEREAFTER
COMPARISON THE CAUSE.

Minot, N. D. Dec. TO-. Because the
board Of county commissioners OF
Ward county made a comparison be-
tween the assessed valuation of the
banks in the county with the oficial
statements Of those banks supplied in
accordance with the call OF the state
banking department, the institutions
in question win contribute approx
mately $4,000 more per year toward
the operating expenses OF the county.
In every instance but three, increases
were made in the assessments against
the banks as a result of the compari-
son, 1t being shown that the valua-
ton Of the banks was generally higher
than reported III the assessment books
The assessed valuation of all banks
prior to the raise was $13l,196. and
when the change was made the new
valuation was fixed at $172,002, making
an increase of $40.S06. This will make
an actual difference in the payment OF
taxes Of $2,S16.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-10
COUNTY COMMANDERS
DELAY PAY ROLLS
MANY OFFICERS OF NATIONAL
GUARD FAILED TO SEND IN
REPORTS.

Bismarck, N. D., Dec 1O-The First
regiment, N. d. ". G., still has days
pay due 1t for services at Fargo during
the latter part of July, when 1t rem
dezvoused at the state fair grounds
preparatory to its trip to Sparta, wis
The federal pay OF the regiment was
received at Sparta from the regular
army paymaster.
The adJutant generals office at the
state capitol has been unable to re-
NIT the amounts due the companies
as yet however, owing to the delay
OF the company commanders of the
regiment in sending in their pay rolls
Pay rolls have been received from
only four companies, co. Fl of James,
town, Co. L of Hillsboro, co. Of
Wahpeton and Co. D of Minot.
The pay rolls for the company rife
teams which participated In the
state shoot at Hilsboro in July when
the members of the team which rep
resented North Dakota in the nation
al team match at Camp Perry, were
chosen have also been delayed, only
five companies sending In the pay
rolls. these being Companies X, III, e.
b, and L
There Is considerable interest In
the guard throughout the state in the
case of Sergeant Marley Of Dallas.
Texas, member Of the Texas Nation
y +
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-10
ISSUE BULLETIN
ON GOOD ROADS
PAMPHLETS MAILED TO ALL
LEGISLATORS AND OTHERS
INTERESTED.

Bismarck, n. D., Dec. 1O.-The leg
islative reference department of the
state library commission issued
Thursday Bulletin No. 2 Of the de-
partment dealing with the good roads
question. Copies of the bulletin are
now ready for distribution and win be
mailed TO all others who are inter
ested in the question of good roads.
This is the second of the series of
bulletins which will be compiled and
distributed ~ this department and
which win touch upon the most abb
sorbing questions before the people of
the state. Bulletin No. / was issued
last spring and dealt with the cues
ton of state tax commission.
The preparatory paragraph SAYS.
Demands for legislation on this subject
have come from every quarter. and
the platforms Of the parties have TAX
en- UP the matter: 1t is believed that
the following brief summaries and
outlines of the systems OF other states
will enable legislators and the public
interested In the question to see at
a glance what has been accomplished
and what plan or combination of
plans Is best suited to conditions in
this state
Other bulletins will be issued by
this department of the library COM
mission as other subjects of vital inn
portance to the people of the state
may arise.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-10
RootIegsers Nabbed.

LaMoure, n D., Dec. TO- - That
bootIeggers and blindpiggers have a
mighty rough road to travel around
this vicinity Is continually evidenced
by the promptness and summary man
ner in which they are nabbed and en-
meshed In the tolls of the law. 1t Is
surprising that would be illicit vend-
ers Of the obnoxious booze do not take
a bunch, judge the future by the past,
and save themselves the humiliating
experience Of trying to run. the legal
gauntlet which seems to be SO diff
cult thing to get past in this corner
of the world.
The wheels Of Justice have been
grinding lately with more or less dis
concerting and dampening effect upon
those who are disposed to look lightly
upon the dignity OF the law, Ed
Thatcher of Marion was arrested last
Thursday on charge OF selling intoxi-
eating liquors as beverage. He was
brought before Judge Wilbert, where
he waived examination and was bound
over to the county court under bond
Of $500, which was furnished.
Number two Is the case of Harry
Smith, of this vicinity, who was gath
cred In last Friday morning on war
rant charging him with selling liquor
as beverage.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-10

information is desired cover a range
OF subjects from automobile licenses
to public drinking cups.
The monthly report of the commits
sion for November shows the follow
ing interesting figures:
Number of travelling Libraries sent,
"A.
Number of travelling libraries re-
turned, s.
Number of new stations establish.
ed. %.
Number of farmers libraries sent, 9.
All of these figures relate to the
work Of the department of travelling
libraries. The educational reference
library department shows the follow
ing statistics for the month of No
vember:
Number Of clippings loaned individ-
uals ,11S.
These clippings and volumes were
used for the most part by the club
women of the state and by a great
number of teachers throughout the
state. The people of North Dakota
are becoming educated more and
more to the use of the volumes which
are loaned by the state library com
mission, and demands are becoming
more numerous each month.
The commission is especially proud
OF the showing made In the travelling
library department In that twenty
two new travelling library stations
were established during the month
just ended. These stations are locat-
ed at the following places: Canfield.
Columbus, DriscolI, Edgar, Edlnburg.
Paramount, Fallon, Fayette, Gardner.
Garrison, Gladstone Granville, Lost
wood, Marstoninoor, Menoken, North
wood. Plaza, Sanders. Spring Brock,
Tower City, Wahpeton and Williams.
The state library commission
through the medium of its three de-
partments Ii doing a great work
throughout the state. and 1t Id expect
ed that its Offices will present very
busy scene during the ensuing months.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-12-10
LIBRARY COMMISSION
. DOING GOOD WORK
LARGE NUMBER OF NEW IL
5RARY STATIONS ARE Es.
TA5LIsHED.

Bismarck, N. D., Dec, 1O.-Mrs. Min
ME c. Budlong, secretary of the state
library commission and her able corps
OF assistants, are kept very busy these
days attending to the rush OF work in
the various departments Of the com
mission
Nearly one-half of the legislators
of the state have written in to the
legislative reference department for
clippings which bear upon the mat
ters of greatest import to be taken UP
by the state legislature during the
coming session.
The subjects in which there seems
to be the most interest taken by the
legislators, are the initiative and ref
erendum. the primary election law,
and the state board of control.
Other questions concerning which
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BY the board of university and school
lands to d. W. McCanna, which lease
az the time OF said sale had about
two years run; that in accordance
with the rules and regulations Of the
board of university and school lands,
land under lease could not be sold
unless and until the outstanding lease
thereof was surrendered for cancella-
ton; that the holder of said lease,
the said p. w. McCanna, prior to said
sale had signifled to the officers con-
Quoting the same his intention of sur
rendering his lease and permitting
said land to be sold at said sales; that
the said McCanna was present at said
sale on the first day thereof for the
purpose Of surrendering his said lease
but was prevented from doing SO by
the death at the sale of a neighbor
who was also in attendance thereat:
that when said land was reached In
its order on the lists of lands offered
at said sale, the said land commits
sioner who was conducting said sale,
announced that the lease had not yet
been surrendered and that said lands
would be passed for the present for
that. reason; that at the conclusion
of the sale on the evening of Oct. 81,
1901. the said land commissioner an
nounced that the sale would be con-
tinued and completed on the following
day, that all lands unsold would be-
again offered for sale; that said sale
was duly continued and completed on
the following day at the time and
place to which the same had been
duly adjourned; that on said day, to-
wit, on Nov. ], 1901 said section 16
was duly offered for sale at public
auction to the highest bidder in tracts
of one quarter section each in its or
der on the list and was then and there
openly and fairly struck off and sold
as hereinbefore found; that. said sale
of said section 16 was conducted
openly and fairly at public auction
as required by law and the rules and
regulations of the board of university
and school lands and without fraud,
connivance or collusion Of any person
whatsoever: that said land was pur-
chased at said sale by the said Nc
Gamma and the said Lord successfully,
fairly, honestly, in good faith and
without fraud. connivance. or collision
with any person or persons whatso-
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No Fraud Proven in
School Land Cases
Judge Cowans Decision IN the Action to Quiet Title to Tow
ner School Land Cases, ExcuIpates MessrS.
Lord and the ThompSons

ever, and that a price which was com
mensurate with its value at said time
was obtained therefor.
The Harry Thompson CAGE.
In regard TO the charge that Harry
III. Thompson, son of Judge Thomp-
son, had purchased the southwest
quarter section 2S, township 1853, range
rs, in ToWner county, at the same sale,
and that the receipt had been changed
and the amount paid per acre reduced
from 1925 to $40, the court made in
yestigation in another action, entitled
The Thompson Realty Coz VS.. the
state OF North Dakota, and the follow
ing opinion was rendered:
That through clerical mistake on
the part Of the officers and persons
conducting said sale a receipt for the
first payment under said school land
contract was prepared which recited
the sale of said lands at the price OF
S12.75 per acre; that said error was
shortly thereafter discovered when
said receipt was presented to the pur-
chaser, and that such error was rec
titled by the cancellation of such re-
ceipt and the issuance of another one
in lieu thereof at the true purchase
price, to-wit, $40 per acre; that no
false or fraudulent representations
were made by or on behalf of such
purchaser to any person or persons
either touching the price atswhich sail
land was struck off and sold, or
touching any other matter in connec-
tion Herewith and that the first re-
ceipt which was drawn up was err
roneous in that it did not correctly
state the purchase price of said lands;
that the price Of $40 per acre was a
fair and reasonable worth and value
at lifetime of such sale.
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