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The National tribune., 1910-10-06
REUNIONS HELD.
IL ith Pa,

The members of the 124th Pa, Sept
IL, began a three days Reunion on the
'pattiefieldS of Antietam and Gettysburg.
Ihe annual business meeting and camp
IRE. of the veterans was held Sept. l in
the Soldiers and Citizens Memorial Luz
theran Church, Sharpsburg, Md. In the
absence of the President and Vice Pres
adent. both of whom were sick, eX-
Sheriff John D. Howard, of Chester,
was selected as Chairman of the meet
Ing. The National hymn America
was sung vigorously by the assemblage,
and a fervent prayer was offered by
Rev. A. A. Kerlin, pastor of the church,
followed by vocal solo, The Heavenly
Song. Prof. Smith made the address
or welcome. After the business meet
ing Hon. William B. Broomall, of Ches-
ter, member of the Survivors Asso-
citation delivered an interesting ad-
dress. All the old officers were re-elect-
ed, as follows: Col. Joseph W. Hawley,
of Media, President; Robert NJ. Green
1415 Vine street. Philadelphia, vice
President; Edward T. Harlan, 2444 n.
Seventh street, Philadelphia, Secretary;
Joel Hollingsworth, WallingfOrd, Treas
urer. The Memorial Committee report
the following deaths since last Re
union: Able F Pennypacker, John NJ.
Irwin, Charles Creamer, Isaac E. Price,
John J. Wilkinson. Henry B. Thomson,
Robert Root, VIM. SimcoX, VIM. p.
Baldwin, Lewis Donley, Robert Casey,
Jr.. Jas. F. Cunningham, Joshua
Hughes. Joseph McFadden, VIM. Yo-
cum, Alfred .Brinton, D. P. Woodward,
Thomas r. Mills. Jonah B. Guthrie,
Adam J. Reese, w. H. H. Entriken, Da-
vid Garrett, John Hayden, John Judge,
Christopher Lawrence, James Ray, Geo.
W. Kicker.
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Comrade and Mrs. l.. l.. Caldwell. Dccorah.
Iowa. celebrated their golden wedding Sent
16 by q reception. They ISSUED general
invitation thru the press. and = constant
stream of people could he seen going to and
from their home almost to midnight. Com
rade Caldwell served as First Lieutenant. Co.
Il. ID Y. Y. Cav. and he is the commando
of Col. Hughes Post. 1fS. He received. =
medal from Congress for volunteering to
swim a stream under fire.
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Comradr and Mrs L. u. Marble. Raymond.
Iowa. celebrated their golden wedding March
II by receiving their relatives and friends.
Comradc Marble served in Co. T.. 1OIth Ill
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.Ioin the ROdi-TOncrs
INFORMATION WANTED.

See liberal offer in full-page an
nouncement on last page of this issue.
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Comradr and Mrs. Leander W. StcarnS.
Huntington Reach Cal celebrated their 10Th
wedding anniversary July /. 1910 and will
he pleased to receive cards from the com
r;ides. Comradr Stearns served In Go. g.
he is In active business aud holds his end
M with many Younger me1. He is 81 mem
hcr OF Huntington Peach Post
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Join the Bodi-Toners.

See liberal offer in full-page an
on last page of this issue.
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CURE FOR INDIGESTION

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Send lOc to cover cost OF mailing, etc. and
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A New and Attractive Premium.

The NATIONAL TRIBUNE been fortunate obtaining small
handsome publication entitled "CRUMBs CoMoRr it's
of choice Biblical and poetcal
suitable morning and evening reading the house
hold For this purpose printed in large type heavy
inches and when suspended the wall
easily read across average room.
Each page turned back and instruction
advice is before the eyes constantly for the day.
1t is only ornamental addition to but must
inspiration and blessing all who read and follow its ad
monitions and wholesome suggestions
1t originally sold for So and while supply holds out
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To this splendid premium it will only be for
and send it in with his Or it will
for so cntsonehrd the original addition
regular subscription
ddressT q
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will greatly appreciate post cards from the
comrades. Their address is X. >, LeSueur
Center, MINI.
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RHEUMATIS
Tell Me That You Suffer, and I'll
Send You Ny Drafts
TO TRY FREE.
Just Write Me a Postal

I have found a wonderful external
remedy for rheumatism-so safe and
simple, yet so quick and positive in its
results that invite every sufferer to try
il at my expense.
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Comrade and Mrs. s. w. Muliu. seymour
Iowa. celebrated their 5Sth wedding ami
verSary Aug. 2S They were the OarrntS of
/ children. seven Of whom are living. ar
they have 30 grandchildren and nine grra
grandchildren. Comrale Mulin served IN
Co. ID, 143th Ind He is Sc and his wife :
-
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]. c. Robbins and Jane Force were mar
Il. SD Ind in August 1862 They hay.
had II children. ~ grandchildren and II
great-grandchildren. C"mrade Robbins want :
TO know If any old veteran can beat that.
Comrafe and Mrs Robbins will ccl"l'rat"
their 59th wedding anniversary Oct 10, and
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BIRTHDAYS.

CDmradc G. F. Kicsewcttpr 9th Ind. Rat-
tcry. 1Gli Freeman :rvrnur. Ci"rinnaii. ohie.
will lie &c years old Oct. ID. 1910. AMI wonl't
liEf. ia have most cards from members OF
his battery He will answer them.
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I'omradp Jonathan i Grina,r. sth I. $
c. T.. 531 Main STREET. aarne:ic. Pa. ceie
hratch his 18Th irthdaY aSeId.. II. l0lO.
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comradc James il. ''goor. Everett. Pa.
II. +. u. ). Rox -. Eel hratCd his 10th
birthday sent -. and wbuld likr cards from
the comrades He serted In Co. X, 2osth Pt.
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Comrade David FifeE. kifer. Allegheny
County. Nd i.ox -. trclc!.ratel his lis
birthday Sent ~. 1919. ahh would ike cards.
He served In Go. T., E1st Nd. Cay.
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Comradc and Mrs J. g. Mccown celr
hrlted their Golden wcdlid% anniversary
Srpt 30 1910 and received friends ana re-
nfivCs at their homr. 2o3 West Grant street.
Streator IL Comradc NcCown served In
80 f. 5th Gliu cav. and Is over - wears
4 age. They would he greatly pleased to
receive cards from any of the old comrades.
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Thomas ]. Reeves. 40. c. 4al Wis. 212
MnpIp avenue WHuFcSha. WIS, celebrated
lis sIth birthday Sent. Il. aud would ap'
prcciatc cards from theI comrades.
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not, keep your
m o n e y You
decide, and we
take your word.
Magic f o o t
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CoInraGe and Mrs l.. II. Topping cele-
I.ratcd their golden wedding anniversary Aug
20 nt the hornr of thejF daughter. Mrs
lanes c. yirts. 11I2 West 10th street. Los
AnrcIes. cal. and wHnld like to rrceiye
ards from the comrades. tOmrade Ten
rjp., served in 90. II. a5th Iowa. He is -
Years old and his wife Is 30.
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The 125th Ill.


The 29th Annual Reunion of the
125th Ill. took place at Lincoln Park
DanVille, ILL.,, Sept. 13, this being the
4Sth anniversary of its leaving DanvilIt
for the war. The regiment was then
946 strong. OF this number 76 an
swered roll call. a resolution was unan-
imously adopted asking their Congress
man, Mr.. Cannon, to use his influence
to have the doIlar-a-day pension bill
passed. The, following officers were
elected: S. r. Tilton, President; T. w.
Blakeny, Vice President; w. A. Payton,
Secretary and Treasurer.
The 18th Ill.
The nth ILL., held its Annual Reunion
in Peoria. ILL.,, Sept. 1-2, this being the
4Sth anniversary of their muster into
the service. The regiment was made up
of 1,076 men, 90 per cent of whom
were killed in battle or died of disease
or wounds. Two hundred and sixty-five
of the whole number are now living, of
whom 19 were present at the Reunion,
coming from five different States. Thir-
teen were lost by death since the last
meeting. Any comrade knowing of a
comrade of this regiment not on the
list of the Association is requested to
send his name and address to the>Sec-
retafy, Frank n. Ireland, Washburn,
Ill.
The 18th Wis.
The second Annual Reunion of the
18th Wis. was held at New London,
Wis, Sept. s, with 30 members present.
The W. r. c. served dinner and supper.
and a fine campfire was held in the
evening. The next Reunion will be
held at New London in 1911, the date
to be fixed later. All members of the
18th Wis. are requested to send their
names and addresses TO A. J. Sherwood,
Secretary, Seymour. Wis.
The sd Ohio.
The 34th Annual Reunion of the sgd
Ohio was held in Smithfield. o. The
regiment was commanded by Col. Dan
Nc ~ who was mortally wounded al
Ke Mountain. Among those pres
ent heir first Cha aplain, Rev. A. l..
Pet Duncan Falls, O., and Lieut.
Gh. Donald, of Midway. Pa. who
bel uE to Capt. Rarnett's battery. All
Of d will remember his famous
sht ne Colonel of Georgia regi-
me ing up thru a cornfield
he 61st Mass. V. VI.
j. Holloway, 245 Leobos street,
SaI. .aItIisco, Cal, noticed the Reunion
notice of the 61st Mass. V. M, and it
warmed his heart to know that he was
not the only surviving member of that
regiment that faced the dangers from
Galloups Island to City Point and re-
turned to ReadvilIe, Mass He served
in Co. Z. Cofnrade Holloway has been
in California for 35 years, and can re-
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Charlcs Candv. Coione: and Erevet Brig
adler -C;creral. u. y J2f1 Bcff!vuc Apart
meuts Dayton. Ohio celebrated his 18th
lfirthhnv Aug = 81 $50 $50
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The Eye and
Its Disease

Prof. Wilson's Treatise on Eye Disease
should he read by every person with
impaired eye-ight. The book
Is free.
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Cor,rndc Elias Wager. Coman. Mich. RoN
13S. would ike to receive cards from the
comrades. He Is over 80 and his wife is II.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1910-01-13

constructed to comply with the esta-
blished grade before May Is, 1910, the
board will proceed to change and re-
build said sidewalk at the expense Of
said Vlasak & Straka and charge the
cost against said property. and that
the clerk Is hereby instructed to noti-
fly said Vlasak & Straka Of this ac-
ton.
Motion made, seconded and carried
that the town present a claim to the
firm Of Vlasak & Straka for gravel Ia
ken by them out Of the gravel pit on
Yankton street between Block 2 and
3, that the town treasurer be authori-
zed to accept the sum of S75 as a COM
promise settlement for said gravel If
paid voluntarily before November Is
1909, otherwise the full claim of the
town be sued upon at the rate Of So W
per cubic yard Of gravel taken.
Upon motion made and carried, the
street commissioner is instructed to
notify Vlasak & Straka to remove the
dirt dumped by them into the alley In
ear Of Lot l. Block 5, making SAID al
ley unfit for travel.
Meeting adjourned.
Attest. j. A. Wagner
Jos. V. Wagner Town Clerk
President.
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Notice.

Notice is hereby gwen to share
holders that dividends for the
year 1908 and 1909 are now ready
Tor Distribution and can be obtain
ed at the elevator. The divideGds
tor both years are equal to 10 per
cent on the investment. We hope
that in the future the dividends
will yet be larger and would urge
svery farmer. to buy shares so
that we a enlarge III facilities
and have all property paid tor.
Farmers Cooperative Assn.
Jos Novotny, president.
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Wanted.

Anyone knowing the where.
abouts of Frank Stcpanek and
John Stepanek who resided in
Yankton and Bon Homme Coun-
ties, South Dakota about the year
1883 will confer a favor on the
undersigned by communicating
with HIM or with Holman & la
nousek at Yankton, $. D.. lie
above information is desired for
the purpose of ascertaining the
Whereabouts OF the above persons
in order to close up the estate Of
Vincent Stepanek deceased.
Chas. w. Mach
Tabor, ). D.
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SUFFERING GREAT LOSS.
Of Power and Pr aT
Being Neglected.

,OufCes OF IONtE una "a ~. .
Being Neglected.
The future OF the Unitea @t.it.a :
ends to a large extent on the .esei
'pment of our water powers and water
curses. We are abundantly supplied
n this particular, but We have In
great measure neglected to avail our.
selves of the many opportunities for
obtaining cheap power and transporta'
ion. Th"t we are suffering great loss
by this attitude OF indifference 10
plainly evident. A few points about
the coast trafic alone prove the fact.
The coastwise trade Of Delaware bay
md Chesapeake bay combined amounts
10 more in tonnage than does the en-.
tire foreign trade Of the nation. Yet
all exchange betw IN the two mrss
take the long detour by way of the
pecan when they could be connected By
q canal IA miles long and s1S miles
In distance saved.
In 1907 $500. 900 tons Of freight
went to Boston by water from the
south, the amount being four times
what would have gone through the
Panama canal during the Same year
had it been completed. All this ship.
ping would have Een saved 14S miles
around Cape Cod and the dangers OF
that most hazardous coastline BY The
digging of a canal seven and one-half
miles long across the cape.
The Delaware and Raritan canal.
which virtually connects New York
and Philadelphia, was being operated
on a basis for getting the business In
1870, and In that year handled as
much trade as did the Suez canal. 1t
~aggregating 1000. 900 tons Of freight.
Yet it was soon after bought by . rail.
road company and suppressed; expen-
sive freight rates by rail followed with
the alternative Of an unnecessary lS4
miles by way of the ocean.
The South is now producing more
than a billion dollars worth of raw
material annually and consuming hun
dreds of millions of dollars worth OF
manufactured products. Yet all OF
these pay high freight rates by rail
or are forced to take the long and
hazardous trip around Cape Hatteras.
Yet the waterways back Of Hatteras
but need improving to obviate the
danger and greatly shorten the dis
lance.
In all 700 miles, nearly half the dis
lance by the present route, could be
clipped off the distance from Boston,
Mass, to Beaufort. N. c., a placid In
land waterway could be substituted for
a dangerous open sea along a treacher'
Gus coast, the cheapest OF trafhc, tha'
Of tugs and barges, could be estab
lished for the whole Of the Atlantic
seaboard and a safe harbor brought tt
every hamlet and city along the route
by the simple building Of the neces
sary links to complete the water chain
Why delay?
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THE WIDE, WIDE WOULD.

Sweden, Norway, Iceland and Den
mark have given the munic lpal fran
:hise to women.
The population of the Unitn1 States,
It the present rate of increa.a, will Do
loo, 900, 900 in 1918.
Central India was recently visited
oy exceptional rains, which ca, !sed the
oss Of 10000 lives.
Potatoes, after being stepped in sui
phuric acid and pressed hard, rulke ex.
,ellent billiard balls.
The output of coal in Japan in elev'
an years has increased from 200. 900
tons to II, 500, 900 tons annually.
Electric locomotives can pull heav.
Ter trains at a faster speed that steam
locomotives Of equal power.
More than three-fifths of the worlds
supply of copper from tive Amer.
lean and Mexican mines.
Birmingham, England, has he larg.
est pin factory In the world, / nanufac'
turing an average Of 100000 D a day.
In New Zealand, property loift by q
husband to his wife, or by a wife tc
her husband. is exempt from death
iuty.
Part of the Cossack soldiers drill
constitutes the building Of u ridge:
with their lances, with cooking j ettle!
rs floats.
Stockholm, Christiania, Berlin, ant
London, in the order named, ha We thu
lowest death rates among the Hiuro
pean cities.
Five and a half miles is the heigh'
Of the loftiest mountain peak In tn,
world; while the greatest known, deptl
of the ocean Is six miles.
On examination. an ostrich va 5 re
Gently found to have swallowed IL
metal cartridge-cases, weighing owe
three pounds, besides several ut one
and nails.
OF the races of the world, 6O0,0 90
900 are white, 700, 000. 900 yell .ow, q )
600, 900 black, $4,000 900 brow n, or NJ
layan. and $4,000. 900 red, or North am
South American Indians.
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Tabor ). ID. Nov, 5, 100!

ldOOr -. ~. NOV. D, lSUS.
A special meeting OF the Board Ut
Trustees was held on the 9Th day of
November, 1901, for the purpose Of
acting upon the violation Of the side
walk c%rdinauce by the firm Of Vlasak
s. Straka 10y wilfully and Knowingly
constructing the sidewalk in front of
their property abutting on Cechie
street contrary to the established
grade of said street; and said meeting
was called for the further purpose of
tr~ansacting any other business that
might properly come before said meet
ing. All members Of the Board were
present. Meeting called to order by
the president. On motion reading
of minute of previous meeting vas dis
pensed with.
Albert Viasak having been Notified
of Tho me ,ine and tie purpose there
of aud Invited 10 be present at said
meeting, but declining to come, the
board proceeded to discuss what ac-
ton to take In the matter Of the viD-
laGion tf the sidewalk ordinance by
the firm of Vlasak & Straka In con-
structing the sidewalk in front Of
their property abuGting on Cechie
Street wiifully and knowingly out of
conformity with the established
grade Of said street, after having been
duly notified to construct said walk IN
accordance with the established grade
and warned not to construct said
walk otherwise, Motion made second
cd and carried that the firm Of VlaSak
& SIraka be ordered and they are
hereby ordered to change and recon
sLruct 10 conform with the establish
ed grade, So much of the sidewalk con
structed by thep In front OF Lot /,
Block 8 on Cechie Street as is not In
line with the established grade; that
the board of trustees does not approve
said sidewalk as 0 constructed aud
that II same is not changed and re-
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ing called to>order by the president
Minutes Of precedin meeting read and
and the same were upon m ition ap-
proved aud adopted.
The following pills were allowed:
J e. Matuska, Repairing n.y.
drants, Street work, etc ------$45 55
JOS. Black, Hating Clnders
rid Repairs for Engine-.------I0 81
Mrs. j. j. King, Boarding Pri-:
SOHeTS 1 w
j. Ii. Queal & Co Lumber for
bridges "a Is
Fell Vinatieri, S%prinkling
z O0
Avon Hardware Co Extras for
Street LampS--------.--.--.-- s 81
j. A. Wagner, Freight paid ~
Meeting adjourned.
Attest: j. a. Wagner
Jos V. Wagner Town Clerk.
President
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
State Of South Dakota,
County of Bon Homme

County of Bon Homme
In the County Court. in and for said county.
In the matter Of the estate Of Anna Hajek.
deceased.
To the creditors of said decedent, and all
persons having claims against said estate:
You are hereby notified to exhibit your
claims against said deceased or her estate.
with the necessary vouchers, to the UNDER
signed, who has been duly appointed executor
Of said estate, at the office of Il. M. Scoblic.
In the city OF Tyndall, In said county, within
four (D months after the first publication of
this notice.
Witness my hand this 21st day of December,
A. ID. 1909.
Joseph T~ravnicek,
Executof of said estate.
Francis NJ. Scoblic,
d23-ji3 Attorney for executor.
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Tabor. :. u. zen p. 1909.

IdHOT, -. ". sep ~, iSu0.
The Board Of Tru .tees met in regu-
lar monthly meeting. Full Board pre-
sent. Meeting called to order by the
president. Minutes Of preceding
meeting read and upon motion approx
ed and adopted.
The resignation Of j. E Matuska as
Town Marshal and also as overseer Of
Highways was accepted.
Uvon motion J. q. Bouska was APP
pointed Town Marshal at a salary Of
$1,000 per month, the service to be
rendered to be only 10 the capacity OF
Marshal, the pumping OF water and
lighting street lamps TO be done by
some other person. Upon motion NJ.
B. Welt was engaged and appointed
as steward and engineer to take char
GO Of the waterworks system anu
street lighting at u salary of sl5. 90
per month.
Upon motion NJ. B. Wei was ap-
pointed Overseer of Highways.
The Bond and oath of j.. q. Bousks
as Town Marshal and the oath Of Of
flee Of M. &: Welt as overseer of High
ways were accepted and filed.
Bills were allowen as follow:
H. G. Leibee, Surveying grade
on Chicago St.--------. ---- 500
Skorpik & Kulis, Dynamo for
Engine and Repairs---------.- % 95
Hruska & Trunec Wheel scrap
er, Road Pow etc. ------------ 90 y
Independent Coop, Oil Co.
Gasoline $500 --------------- { O6
John Svobvda, Cutting weeds 4 5O
JOS. V. Wagner, Trustees Sala-
ry, july, Aug, Scpt.----------- 300
F. M. Blezek Trustees Salary
July, Aug, Sept. ------------ 800
Geu. trunec, Trustees Salary
July, Aug, .,epL. ----.-.------- 3UC
j. A. Wagner, Clerks July,
Aug, Sept. 10 w
j. E. Matuska, Marshal July,
Aug, Sept. 10 OO
Jos. Skorpik, Treasurer, July,
Aug, Sept.-------------------- 9oo
j. A. Wagner, Notary fees 30
The folloping tax levy was made by
the Coard for the year 1900:
For General Fund -----------450 o.
For Sinking Fund --~---------45O W
For Interest Fund------------220 90
For Road Fund----------.--.-l8O on
A poll tax OF 81 30 was levied upon
each able bodied male person in the
Town Of Tabor between the ages Of Il
and 50 years.
Motion for adjournment made and
carried.
Attest: Jas. A Wagner,
JOS v Wagner, town clerk.
President.
Tabor, S. d. October %, 1908.
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Town Proceedings.
Tabor, s. D. Aug. 80, 1909

Tabor, s. D.. Aug. 80, 1909.
IA regular monthly meeting OF the
bard Of Trustees was held on this
|te. All members present. Meet.
! called to order. Minutes Of the
eceding meeting read and on mo-
IN same were approved and adopted.
Bills were allowed as follows.
Frank Soukup. Rent of Jail
dTOunu-- %
Jos. PObuda; Sir. Labor on
street and Waterworks--.--- 81 30
John SvOboda 80
y. Il, McLiun Labor on street
with 81 5O
John P. Toczek, Use Of Plow 90
9. A. Wagner. Freight paid 2 SO
Iowa OH Tank Line, 4 Bills
Gas and Engine Oll------.-.---38 46
Iowa Oil Tank Line, Supply
Tank 6 on
The marshal was instructed to col
y water rents du e for the year be-
ming August !. 1909 at last years
les With the exception of the Tabor
cry which was raised to $25 90.
The PETIT OH of st. Wenceslaus AGA
my for reduction Of water rent was
t granted for the reason that the
esent charge Is considered as low as
d Town can afford under presett Cir
instances.
Motion made and carried that II
v users of Town water consider the
esent water rent charges excessive,
ey may install water matters and
y for water by measure at usual
ties.
Complaint having been mad. upon
9 neglis ence In observing the Town
Finance relating to Threshers and
action Engihes passing over street
bssinRs. JOS. Black and #. o. Pet
pere called before the Board and
minded Of said ordnance and ad-
Pnished to have proper regard for
me.
Meeting adjourned.
test. Jas. A, Wagner,
os v Wagner, town clerk.
Prestdeut.
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Tabor, S. d. October %, 1908.
The Board met In regular monthly
session. All members present. Meet
Smyrna times., 1910-09-21
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