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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-09
CAMPEQNAT0 DE- CWNIG;;

e1a esespondencie" ssmA que hagsn P.aso ;cs
Y. d p''dusr han prodnedo bella. .s'.
Nanse.. en- q gens7o ssps.ms:.s
fe esa s6rs IN % De es 1~.a1
Ia cosspondenois oissoe una puma oro
peonao estabeoe, para nevaz adelane orno hs
1o.Lo cuentos renntidos Il
parte campeonate deben nedAosy
fs,e s9"sssos ,~ssos d. .rs
serAn pubicados Pero dssea1an aqooss.s
psSdso ds6e ] couocer d. .odssodos .zs1 )
so-E Eosmpeonato smpe.assa eonsaa'e - >see'
usde1 ed M ser entos por p,sss:H'qasnoe
tsde cue no n'oes ass. <sse &a,' 'A''
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sce nonb. de1s~on.s que @xose ecme Ss
urado vortn dete.nna1G quo asrs.d.
jndo. Deesos doce candidates Ia
es enes que nays: ndmG Dc sbt. eea
osrespoaena de Puerto Rico Fl sdo ast osnsdo reob1 Il
sO lode Aosto dels1o dshe sado daz9 $, ve.eco Aoo
entregarI pums de ORC autos vnsa a os
.eesableceepor la coneponda d. Pues
c que autor ssra 20. ella
de eentos Satisfaction de- Ia coespsne.4
IN afounado vnga Earrebata.le suprenaacia
SOFIA Co1respondencia pubcara meda que reeenae
fodos los euntos rmtdos capeonaso a
aci6n ha ndcando de oden que coreponda e
uento nonqe pudonmo del autor Es entenddo
IL" Co1espondnea" considers gdn cus "
de publcdad faa decutra de uena H del Axo
ao drscho Do pube fsess
1el concurso.
&c. Los puble.dos di.r;e ues En
Ro Juan Brasch No "1. dos brszos Ju.a BIG RiS.
serpa No. go de Mayo 1909 En jua recompens por 1uie
Rodgues. No. 3 dc Abr La ocura del tempo, por Juan
Rios ssrpA Ma. 4-2 de Mayo d 1909
El legsdo", por Coraz6n Lea" No. s. Mayo de 1909.
.0astgada" por Torres Quneo No.e de JUNO 1909
Pobe 1oa por Antonio Rodriguez No de Julio de 1909
pern oonidds cuens enviad los msnos d
dsno do as mi.ss conones dos los demas
1ooSindo de los de LA Correspondence esur
boO gnero iterao estudo vida regional
ndda nat.eza Dios pugodar daro
los autores clio condon
scena de magatvos Ia vida bao od0s
los aspectos que ella puede ofrecer.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-09
Casa de PreStamoS. ]. Rendon '
Conpahia S. en- c.

Ell dia lo Y > de Abril
a las 2 p. m. tendra lugar un
esplendidoremate de las prem
das que habiendo trascurrido
eeis meses no han sido renova
das nj canceladas. Hay de ven-
tas un precioso surtido de al
hAjas- Allen u FOrtaleZa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-09
KRAJEWSKY- Co.

Contractors de toda clase de maqunarias para Cen
uales contratistas de factorias oompeta ncuyendo
edificios-
Para informes, presupuestos pianos etc dirijirse
Agentes Generates para Puerto Rico
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-03-09
ClAhgPEONATO
.<.> DE CUENTOS.

Los cuentos hasta ahora recibidos publicades
ar en- el campeonato de LA Cerrespondencia y 81
soa los que siguen:
l. Ea On pa6a Per ha 9nssd Ponce
z Les dos ha@5 POI Juan Rm &pi. Anad
g. d wh ncsnpeRa POI Iyo h9hutz' Baa!aagaRas
l. IA hega da tempe Pei hap Rs Sem hana6.
8 4 kah lu lanm ted 6vavsne
g. csfgata POI C. ZONES Qaakn SsAnas
L PI@ local POI Anpa, Rodriguez San Genan
g. ltase duha e anet Pu Diego yaquA Caus
g. q Dot qs peI hpsde Rodriguez CuevS Mgyawa
10 les bsts Dc bengaa; Pu Jose ekame.
Il. Ia caddad. POI jose l. Vega. kua York.
Il In pos del ia Redae. Poi ktup Cnh1a San Iuar
IS: beadh amer Per GAbedo San !an
A. & gpaIta aq@; POI Rafael CuDemet San Juan
l5 Mo1 poi amor POI R. Caden Rodriguez Salinas
IS. F|pes maghI@: Pu kabno Rodriguez Gugama
I. Ia hh del hbenep Po Ana ttka maaho my&uA
IS Ia peagdneeien De Castaon pot Ackch R. Dsra@t Pence.
y fraca & fantasia sa5a ddsh' p Fnaese. Fdd Santre
Il Las bssd,dIhs, pm Rosa Gaazdez Pence 49, "
z ha@aqb social M 1uAe !Rbdigml banamHS
e a sasBhad Per Diego lQQa cauas
q. Dos glands anaas POI hmand, Pea AgsstAa
e. Ioh q gdbL. Pa GmMp Eqad, - S''''
% ke IN hh Pr Luis Perez eala Yau.s
Il. Vdaio: Pa frah del Rn SdeT Cdo Ron
@ cihaio Pot lhw CatvnI San han~
@ ha pb eananshe Ra Mario caqtA Ponce.
80 lucha vence@ Po Lopez del Vd|e. Humacao
81 Amor de sp@a Poi { kephtai &|a Garcia Uhado.
g. tntR campeshos Po Santiago Camona Bayamon
50. Guat hega POI Marques Huets Byamon
"a, Seaa ola Mia de- msL PoI Reenlo Martinez Apcbp
;UA MINERAL CARLSBAD, T=="===@="
1msaa Aqua Masnr 1905 +4n@ nmAn ~@1NABONA=
~tmago HAN TNT||Rr co IA
lNDAN lin UNI GU IN
ANA mineral de- Ten1itZ NAPTTAI go nm
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1910-10-10
WELL KNOWN DENVER
MAN OPENS OFFICES HERE

pr Daniel : Neuman oneof the re-
cent arrivals ON the Victoria opened
offices today Al his home near Bar
racks square. Ar Ncuman left a
large and lucrative practice in his
home city Denver f. come to tho
Nerth in search of good health Tie
is graduate Of several leading med
ieal colleges Of the East and has cs-
fahli~hed an eneiable reputation as an
eye. ear and nose expert Mr.. Neuman
brought with him from Denver his
Wife and daughter who are tasty got
ting settled in their new home.
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1910-10-10
STORM OF YESTERDAY
BEACHES TWO eARGES

Two harges. the property Of tho J.
J. S"~noH C"mranA Mere washed
shore Yesterday morning. one was
stranded on the Sandspit While H.,
timer was found high and dry near the
standard oil property Neither was
hmaged 10 any extent
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1910-10-10
OFFICIAL BUSINESS
CITY OF NOME
CITY DOG POUND.

Following is list Of the dogs i'm
pounded under provisions of Ordi
nance NJ ~ during the "A hour
ending at 8 o'clock last night
ene grey bitch. mixed.
I'm black bitch mixed
ANDERS ANDERSON
Poundmaster
October 10. 1910
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1910-10-10
EGGS AND CHICKENS

Ne" laid eggs for 81 per dozen.
Live chickens IS cents per pound.
Phone Black 5. Prosser's Harness
Shop.
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1910-10-10

Parties desiring to go to Southeast,
er1 Alaska via inside passage call at
flee Of schooner ou~bmy U. s. Mer.
r..rtile Co.
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1910-10-10

Last boat for the outside schooner
5erlder Brothers will sail for Seattle
direct on or about October 2e For in
formation call at U. s. Mercantile Co.
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1910-10-10

Baby pictures our speciality. The
NOVEL; Studio.
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1910-10-10

Dredging and Mining Edition soon.
The Nome daily nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1906-1918, 1910-10-10

Job work at the Nugget.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-14
WERE EAGER
| To Give BRIBE
Importers Give Bonuses for
Illegal Weights Were
Glad to Pay.
FORCED ON THE MEN

New York, Sept. 14.-The graft dis
closures In the customs trial in the
United States circuit court took q new
turn when James P. Hyland, a govern
ment witness, who was an assistant
customs weigher from October, 1891,
to September, 1909, told how the
wives, cousins and aunts of importers
and sometimes the importers them
selves invaded the docks and followed
the weighers about soliciting them to
accept money for underweigbing.
This Information was volunteered by
Hyland under cross examination by
Henry F. Cochrane of counsel for the
defense of George E. Bedell, Charles
d. Drew and @. III. Wardell, on trial
for fraud. Women were seen frequent
ly on the docks, Hyland said, and they
were the most insistent in corrupting
the weighers.
In giving this testimony Hyland was
smarting under the destinations of the
lawyer that he went about soliciting
the importers for money and forcing
them to pay on the threatened a~lterna1
tive of having their eargoes weighed
to the full limit Of honest weight.
During the decade prior to 1905
when Collector Stranahan ordered an
investigation conditions on the docks
were so bad that a threat of this sort
usually brought the importer to terms.
No Need of Threats.
Hyland insisted that there was no
need of using such threats, as the i'm
porters were as keen In the giving Of
bribes as the weighers were in taking
them. He admitted, however, that he
frequently went to the offices of the
importers to arrange for the under
weighing and the basis on which the
weighers were to get their
ton.
When he would appear at the office
Of an importer he was asked who he
was, and then the figures of the con-
gular invoices which had been falsely
sworn to as correct In their weights
Of the particular importation were
brought out and he was asked how
much he would weigh off" If he
said he would take off a hundred
pounds the importer usually wanted
him to take off $50 pounds.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-14
RUNNERS, TR0TTERS
AMI PAGERS AT FAIR
Best Runners In the East viii
Battle For Purses Monday--Har-
ness Racing Balance of Week.

Racing at the Trenton fair this veal
will mean more than 1t ever las meant
tn the years that have passed, because
runners and s~teeplechasers are to be
added to the program.
The regular speed program of Tues.
day, Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
day will not only be maintained, but
1t has been elaborated on in such q
manner that even old fair patrons will
be forced to say: 'This is real racing.
did not think 1t was possible for a
fair to do things this way"
However, Secretary Margerum has
gone the limit this fall and given in
structions to Race Secretary Horace
T. Murphy to arrange a full after
Moons sport of running events for
Monday. Racing on the big tracks
around New York ended Sept. i, which
makes 1t possible for Mr.. Murphy to
bring to Trenton some Of the best
runners In the east. Trenton is the
first fair to take up the running game
Al Regulation style.
There has been running at fairs ever
since fairs were first held, but that Is
not the sort of running to be seer at
the Trenton fair. This will be the
real thing, precisely the same as con
Quoted on all regular running tracks
and under the direction of men who
have directed running races on the
greatest tracks In the United States
and Canada.
II. O. Smith,, racing secretary at
sheepshead Bay, will be the clerk of
h scales, and n of the best starters
in the country has been engaged to
look after that important task. There
will be Ave dashes and a steeplechase
event
In the old days of racing at Mon
mouth park and other New Jersey
tracks the entire country turned its
attention to Jersey running races, and
the sort of races that were the order
OF the day at that time viii again be
seen In connection with the fair this
year. 1t Is an innovation that will Ger,
tainly be appreciated, as 1t win fur.
nish some Of the fastest and most ex
citing sport imaginable.
The barrier will be used and all OF
the other track necessaries to be found
on the country's most up to date
tracks.
The entries will close at the tracl
Saturday. Sept. "a. and the first race
will be called Monday afternoon n,
2:30 sharp.
Last year 1t was admitted generally
all over the east that Trenton had The
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-14
If You Want to Be Liked,

Don't. when people say nice things to
you, think that they must necessarily
be insincere. 1t is quite as natural for
some persons to put their nice thoughts
about you into words as 1t is for them
to breathe.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-14

81 have used your valuable cascarets
and I find them perfect. Couldn't do
without them. I have used them for
some time for indigestion and biliousness
and am now completely cured. Recon-
mend them to everyone. Once tried, you
will never be without them in the
family. Edward A. Marx, Albany, NY.
Pleasant, Palatabie, Potent, Taste Good
Do Good. Never Stcken. Weaken or Gripo.
10c, 25c, Soc. Never sold In bulk. The gen.
uine tablet stamped CCC. Guaranteed to
cure or your money book. 929
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-09-14

classiest race meet of the year on a
half mile track. This was due to the
efforts Of Race SECRETARY Murphy, who
secured a wonderful field of horsessto
participate in the many classes The
track was made yer and was found
to be faster than tn former years, ana
all Of the conditions were more favora-
BILE to the horsemen, who are all COM
ing back again this year.
Secretary Murphy-says~that he has
been favored with greater SUCCESS this
year In the way of getting real top
| notchers to enter. He says his list con-
tafns b names of threescore of horses
that have been making half mile track
history this season, and, In addition to
this, he has q hundred or more horses.
some OF them unknown and others
just coming into prominence. Every
race will be filed to the limit, and If 1t
is possible to get better sport than was
witnessed last season the horses this
year Should provide it.
Fourteen races make up the four
days program, with Wednesday and
Thursday the big days, as usual. The
fastest classes are the 2:12 pace and
the 2:14 trot-
Horsemen will find great improve
ment In the new stHpfes" recently built
and also in other conditions pertaining
to the races.
Ths new grand stand, a marvel of
comfort and convenience, will afford
a perfect view Of the races>from each
seat.
A new Judges stand has been built
to take the place oftheoeld one, which
was destroyed by fire. The new stand
is intended to give comfort to the
judges and to permit In unobstructed
view OF the race course from every
part of the grand stand, clubhouse,
paddock and pavilion. The stand is
Of steel construction, and when the
judges are In their places they will be
about six feet above the ground. Over
the heads of the judges wifi be a porta-
BILE roof which can be put up or taken
down, as desired. ,ee ra.
So with a fast track, a held Of more
than 200 entries, a program that could
not be improved upon, Trenton stands
in line to have a light harness meet
that will be talked OF, for years to
come.
1t will be Of interest to horsemen to
know that the entrance fee for the
trotting and pacing races has been fixed
at 2h per cent instead of the 5 per cent
that prevails generally all over the
country. The classes and purses fol-
low:
TUESDAY. as =
f:Zl class trotting $500
80 CLASS pacing 800
Els class trotting .-~.......a... 500
WEDNESDAY,
t:17 class pacing s5o0
s.zl class trotting 300
E'1o CLASS pacing Foo
TWO and three year eld,trotters... 400
THURSDAY.
fi4 class trottlng .,..."....u....... $500
Free for all trot and pace ....... '6o
sl1 Grass trott1ng 300
t:l2 class pacing ...:.".sH;.! ~. -" 500
| FRIDAY.
! 20 o,ass tiottlhs .'................ $500
l:1S class pacing ....ss4... ....s r.sn zoo
I'd ciass pacing 500
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1910-11-26
PREAMBOLO DELLA
v Nestern Federation Of Miners

1. Moi sosteniamo che nella societa'
G 'e' una Iotta di classe g che questa
Iotta e causata dale condizionl eco
nomiche.
2. Nci affermiamo che le condizio-
nj econe niche del produttore sono
oueile di essere sfrutato della -icchez-
"a che produce ayendo egli i. diritto
di ritenere per Sc appena il sufdcien-
to per lie sue necessita' elementari.
8. Moi sosteniamo che la lotta di
classs continuera' fino quando il pro
duttore sara rioonosciutO come Puui-
CO padrone del sno prodotto.
4. moi asseriamo che la classe lavo
ratrice, ed essa soltanto, puo' 9. deve
conseguire la propria enancipazione.
5. moi sosteniamo finalmente che
nm 'unione industrlale Q la concertata
azione politica di tutti larovatori sa
Iariati, 9 l'anico metudo per raggiun-
gere auesso fine.
g. Percio', no schiavi salariatl i'm
piegati dentro nei pressi delle mini
ere di Hurley vIcinaDze, CT siamo
ASSOCIATE in un organizations como
sciuta sotto il nome Iii Unlone del Nj
natori di Hurley NJ. 2l3 W. f. of M,
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1910-11-26

e nato a Londra IN nuovo giOrnale
della sera / Evening Times. Esso e.
sui tipo del giornaletti gialli natl dal
gran padrs "Dialy MALI Q rieno di
notiize polItiche fantasticne, di petite
golszzi di teatro, di Corte, della socie-
ta elegante sportiva. Solo che, es-
sendo l'ultimo vsnuto, doyeva ben a.
we're quslche cosa di nuovo. La noyi-
Ia consiste in un nuovo genere di ar
ticolo di fondo. L'articolo di fondo
che cos'e'? E IN commeato, un ragio-
namento una divagazione CHG ii gior-
male ia sull 'avveni imentO del giorno.
La stampa glalla ha ridotto gia' Tar
ticolo di fondo quindici venti RI
CHE; orDene pEvening Times ma So
stituito quelle venti righa ma vignet-
ia. Cost buoni iettori ingiesi potran
10 sapere qual'e' lavvenimentos del
giorno senza bisoRno di impiegare II
lpro raziocinio, che e. uEo strumento
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1910-11-26

Non 81 puo' celare un profondo tur-
bamento quando 81 anDunziano nuo-
vi trionfi dell l'avlazione, perche', .pur
troppo, g. raro che uno di questi trion
fl non COST il sacrifizio di qualche Rio
vane vita perziosa. Cost motif doman
dano quando 81 riuscira' scoprire un
tipo d'aeroplRno che escluda, alme-
no riduca al miDimo, gil attuall perico
Ii. Orbene Paw. Franco Mariani
informa mel Lavoro di Geneva che Is
scoperta sarebbe gia' teoricamente fat
ia da IN giovine tecnico di CHA gari,
Alessandro Battistini, il quale con u
ma serie di calcoli con alcune prove
da lab >ratorio avrebbe stabilize le ,ba-
81 di un velivolo ideale' con cui | "a
viatore timore per la propria sorte.
L'aeropIano del Battistini, secondo le
indicazjonl dell avv. Mariani, potra
solievarsi perpendicolarmente avra'
tale stabilita'di equilibrio da rimane-
re fermo in aria per qualche tempo ed
eseguire la discesa con veloclta' mode
rata ssnza pericolo di rovesciamento
dell 'apparecchio. Basterebbo toglle-
re questo peric colo del rovesciamento
per evltare lie catastrofi
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1910-11-26


And Ee 1t Further Resolved tnat
the sun of six Thousand Four Hun
drad Dollars Sc. 400. 90 OF the funds
now in the County Treasurey be and
is hereby appropriated and set apart
to apply in the payment of Courty OF
flcers salaries for the ensueing year
and
BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED By
the County Board of Supervisors duly
Assem- bled in annual session this 18th
day of November 1910 that the a
mount TO be levied against the taxa
BILE property CT each of the several
towns of Irou County for the support
of the common schools therein for
the ensueing year be as follows; that
is so say there, snail be levied by the.
town of
Anderson, s1S9 26 Mercer. S7S 81
Carey. 2l079 q Montreal, Sl1O4 so
Emerson. S37 IA Saxon, $5S2 81
knight S1007.31 Vaughn S209l %
Total S6120 4S
Resolution was supported by Super
visor White and upon roll cali was du
" adopted,
Moved By Ursn and Supported BY
Em srson that for the ensneing term
the County Supervisor of Assessment
be allowed maximum of eighty so
days per annum in which t. do the
work cf the said office said Supsrvi-
sor of assessment to receive pay for
his labor at the rate of 81 90 per di-
EN- and the amo mt thus received TO
cover all expenses of said office
excepting stationery and postage.
The above motion was amended by
White supported by Uren to read One
Hundred days per annum instead of
eighty days. Vote called on the
amendment and on roll call White,
Ryan and Defer voted yes, Emerson
Bjork Uren, Haldenburg and Bonino
No Amendment lost.
The vote was then called ON the ori
ginal motion, White aud Ryan vote
| ing Do, Emerson, Bicrk, Hardenburg
Bonino Uren and Defer yes.
Motion declared carried.
Moved by White and supportei by
Bjork, that Silas Emery, be and is
hereby elected to the office o Supervl-
scr of Assessment fer Iron County for
! the ensueing Terin
! Supervisor Hfrdenburg offered an a
mendment TO the above III tion, substi
| tuting the name CT Henry Mead foI
that OF Sllas Emery. Amendment sup.
ported by Mr.. Emerson Roll calico
on amendment Ind vote as fellows;
White, Ryan. Bjork, Bonino, Defer
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1910-11-26

La danza e. Fer gil spRgnuoli un
mezzo assolutamente naturale per e.
sprimere il loro temperament Ia To-
re anima. Cost essi ballano pretino
in chiesa, E non sole 'perche mel
1921 c'e' IN vescovo quello di Leirad
che 81 lamenta perohe' lie DAME hanno
luogo perfino nei cimiteri. pellegri
nj di Monserrat cantavano danzava-
no durante le loro veglie nellie ch1ese
della VerRine. E IN santo San Tom
maso di Villanova. vescovo di Valen-
"a, malgrado la proibizione del papa
incoraggio IL. dame nellie cerimonie re
ligiose a Siviglia a Toledo Mexico
Vaienza. Queste cerimonie danzan-
ii rImssero in onore fino al sec. Xvii
Quando la Gitana di Oervantes entro'
a Madrid ando' con nm taa1buro ba-
scc {. cantars danzare nella chiesa
di s. Maria per onorare la V9rgine.
Del resto grazie ad una bollR del papa
Eugenio w. IN ricordo di qnesti Co
stnmi antichi O rimasto ij4io p. moi:
la 'eanza del ei', Qnesta lia..luoso in
certe solennita' come il carlevaie. IL
Corpus Domin:, ecc. Sono 1s coriste
einon sei' che eseguiscoLo questa
danza sacra davanti all'altare della
catterdrale di Siviglia Cost il
"Tirso''.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1910-11-26

Pho X vlttima marIire. delletl-
chetta. II Pontefice aveva postumi nei
pri mi ami del suo pontiicato di offri
re al CARDINAL, agli amici, al parteni
che 10 vIsitavano qualche bottiglia di
b u n vino vecchio del Veneto. E, do
DO di we're stuTato egli stesso la pre-
ziosa bottiglia, he meEceva il nettare
g non disdegnava di assaRgiare egll
stesso IN buon bicchiere, durante La
vista. La cosa, nara il Paris Jour
nal'' turbo' estremamente j cardinali
che mogmoraroBo parecchls timide
proteste. Ma invano. Occorse tntta
l'autorita' ii Merry del Val Ierche
egi desistelss Ga questa consuetudine
POGO UTotncollare.. La quale non
mancava, dopo tutto, d'una certa sem
pIicita' evangelical. Ma in VatIcano
non 81 ha ma toileranza senza limite
che per gil errori politici del cardi-
male Merry Del Val ST assicura, per
esempio, auche questa circostanza di
una eloquanza senza pari Come no.
TO pio X T iceve spesso yisite del suoi
famiglarl, buona gente ingenua di-
msssa A castoro fn fatta pEeghiera
di curare un po' piu Ia toilette guam
do toccasse loro l'onOre di visitare IL
supreme Pontetice...
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1910-11-26
$4o,l55.66
S58,Z55.85

Total. -. ... S58,Z55.85
Yes.
Amendment lost
The vote was then called on the ORR
ginal motion the vote being as Fol-
lows;
Unanimous for Motion. carried.
Moved by Uren an supported by
Ryan, that for the ensueing term the
County Superintendt of Highway for
Iron County, receive Forc 800 per
diem for time actually gwen to the
work of the said office.
On roll call the motion was unani
mously carried.
Moved by White and supported by
Uren, that n. P. FrSberg be and he
is hereby elected TO the office of
County Superintendt of Highways
for Iron County for the ensuing term.
Motion Unanimously carried.
THE COUNTY BOARD OF SUPER
NI0ORS GENTLEMEN
We yonr committee on Illegal taxes
Tax certificates and Tax Deeds, beg TO
report that we have carefully examin-
ed the following claims against Iron
County for Illegal taxes Tax Certifica
tes aud Tax Deeds.
Claim No. / filed by the Wlscon-
sin Realty Company May 21 st 1910
and amounting with interest to the
sum of $40 5S.
Claim No 2 of the Wisconsin
Realty Company filed June 9th 1910
aud amounting with interest to the
sum of SIS 20.
UlaIm No. 3. Filed by r. Paul
November 2nd 1910 and amounting
with interest to the sam of 81. 10
Claim No Filed by the Wausau
Title Company Sept. End 1910 and a.
mounting with interest to the sum Iof
$57. 80.
claim No s {. Filed by the Wausau
Title Company August 10Th 1910 ard
amounting with interest to the sum
of $50 81.
Claim No. 6. filed By the Wausau
Title Company June 3rd 1910 and a.
mounting with interest to the sum of
500. 80.
We ind that the tax certificates de-
scribed in these accounts and tax
deeds issued thereon are all illegal as
claimed aud respectfully recommend
the cancellation of the same the a.
mounts as noted to be refunded to
I claimants and charged back to the
towns or town winch received credit
for said certificates said amounts to
be placed upon the tax roll for 1910
4 for collection. !.
The questica of the sale of lots 2 3
and ia block 2. of the Northern
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