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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-02-23
Clerks Report.

Clerks Report.
Clerks report Of fees collected
during the months of September,
October. November and December
1909.
|, Frank Faul. Clerk Of the District
Court. do hereby report that have
collected and turned uver to the County
Treasurer the sum Of $555. IS as shown
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Auditor.

Permanent School Fund Report.
I, NJ. J. Collins, County Auditor
of Crawford county, Iowa, hereby
submit my annual report of the
permanent school fund for the year
1909:
January LIST. 1909. on hand in hottest sOsfO AZ
January lst, 1909, on hand in cash.. 500 So
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Official p ubicahon
Tuesday, January 18th, 1910.

Tuesday, January 18th, 1910.
The board of supervisors of;
Crawford county Iowa, met at 8
o'clock a. IN. in accordance with
adjournment.
\ Called to order by Chairman
SAhart.
I Members all present. 800, -
Minutes of Saturday, January
9th, 1910, we're read and approved.
Official bonds of Hans Heinrich
sen for assessor for East Boyer
township, and VIM. Ewoldt, for.
clerk of Hayes township, We're on
motion approved.
Ordered that u remittance of so
cents be made to Paul Schoening of
taxes of 1909, on state poll, on ac-
count of being only 10 years old.
On motion claims were allowed
as follows:
Assessors Of Crawford County, Meet
W VINE Meyers n =. NJ. Postage for - y
County J. ......s.l.... ............ 104 SO
w. a. Davis, Truftee Boyer Twp....... 20 90
Denison Electrlc Light Co.. Lighting
Court House, jail and Heating
Denison Electric Light Co., Fixtures : I
Union township Trustee and Cieri.. SO
+. D. Butts, Clerk Union Township. 200
Sac County. CareinR for Crawford
W d. Virgins, Merchandise for VIM VIM - :
Galiand ............. 10 90
" Virgins, Merchandise for Geo -
Bale sroderson Co., Merchandise ': for "
Mrs. Jenfie McKane .............. 10 90
Bale Brodersen Co.. Merchandise for
Bale Brodersen Co, Merchandise for :
o r. Miller. &. ........ -. 49,. 90
Emil v9gt, Board and care for Henry :
Jas A Melton. Storage on household 4
goods of Guy Sleeper. ....s... 90
VIM Mair & Co, Gal for Mrs Reece 10 O5
VIM MAR & Co.. coal for Mrs. Boham 20
Nye, Schneider. Fowler Company,
coal for William Cose ............... 275
Nye, Schneider. Fowler Company,
coal for Mrs Hattery ...... .......... 80
Hans Suhr. coal paid for Jurgen
Gfage ............. ......s...... %
Hans suhr, care and board for Jurgen
Grage ........... ...... % 90
Chas Jensen, rerairlng bridges, { rs
Burmeister, repairing bridges ..s.... 20 90
EP Sieyers. repairing bridges...,.... IL 81
II Fl Bockelmann. repairing bridges
and hauling material and culverts = IL so
Green Bay Lumber Company, wire
and spikes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 8 20
Board adjourned at - o'clock.
noon to meet at one O'Clock p. IN.
Afternoon Session.
Board met at one o'clock p. m.
On motion following claim was
allowed:
WI Virgins. merchandise for John
Baber.. So. -. go
Auditors Report of Fees Collected.
AS required by law ! herewith
submit the following report of fees
collected in the office of the county
auditor for the months therein des-
ionataG tn.wif
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from lrregular1-
ties, terrible drag
ging sensations,
extreme nervous
ness, and that all
gone feeling in my
stomach. ] had
given up hope Of
ever being well
when 1 began to
take Lydia p. Pink
hams Vegetable
Compound. Then
i felt as though
new life had been
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Saturday, January 18th, 1910.

SATURDAY. .Jannarv 15th ION
Pursuant to adjournment i the .,l Board
of Snns,v;.o,. ,,st - a a,o,aa,.
Called to order hv Chairman Abart !
=,
members all present.
Minutes IF Fridsy. January 18th.
ION =
1olo' "e1e reau anu approved.
Ordered that remittances of taxes
iha mazda no fn,lows.
= 80 a'aue a. .o'io*s'
To Fred Aebischer. on road poll. on &C.
:. count cunt. Of having worked same 800
To Euclid Tranter. on road poll. on account
of being exempt %. 90
Ordered fra, refund IF +axe. 10
m.ds ' :. f,,,, .mas 'slonu = taxes De
To Peter Jurgensen. road poll tax Milford
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AFTER
.FOl.RYEARS.
OF MISERY
Cured by Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound

Baltimore, Md. - g For four years
my life was misery to me. suffered
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2laO 90
1880 90
January lst. 1910. on hand in notes
2eas So

I, NJ. J. Collins, County Auditor,
do hereby certify that the forego-
ing statement is true and correct as
it appears on the record. in my
office, and all of which is respect
fully submitted.
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Friday, January l4th, 1910.

1 .
Pursuant to adjournment the
board of supervisors met at 8
O'clock a. m.
Called to order by Chairman
Ahart.
Members all present.
Minutes of Thursday, January
18th, 1910, were read and approved.
On motion claims were allowed
as follows:
Crawford County Telephone Com.
pany. Tolls and rentals of phones. 3 81 Is
w Q RO Inns, mayor ex-ofdciO
Transcript State of Iowa VS. tramps a 90
w Rollins. ] P transcript. State of
f Iowa VS. w II Wiverson ......... 5 IS
w Rollins. P transcript, State of
Iowa vs. Frank Devere ....... 5 35
W Rollins. ] P transcript state of
Iowa va Frank Crab am $500. .s..... s. as
Rollins j transcript Suite of
Iowa VS. Richard Monsoon 1900. s IS
W c Rollins. r transcript State of
Iowa VS. Frank Kenan ....... 49,. 5 IS
w Rollins.J r transcript State OF
Iowa vs. W II Montgomery ......... 8 IS
w q Rollins, j p transcript State of
Iowa va q Y McCrall ............. 6 5h
w Rollins. r transcript State of
Iowa vs. Oscar Hanson -. .......... IS
Rollins. ] P transcript State of
Iowa vs Robert Bently. ........... 5s5
w Rollins, p Transcript State of
Iowa vs. E " spaniel. ........... IS
w Rollins. ] p Transcripts State of
Iowa vs. John Henry ..,........ 5s5
w Y Rollins. p transcript State of
Iowa vs. NJ Fritz .....-..,...... 4s
Keane, transcript State of
Iowa vs. Jas sherrard ~. .......... 10 es
Board adjourned at IL O'Clock
noon to meet at one o'clock p. m.
Afternoon Session.
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- - ~ ~ - = !
----- 1900
Morris McHensy, work for county durine
T. January 10
M Collins salary for January. ne 81
P Portz. :. 75 90
Mr. and Mrs John Muir. salary for January 10 on
F L Hoffman salary for January 1n4 on
Louie Evers =. 125 On
DR. NJ Young, :. IS 65
Detlef Wiese. rerairing bridge. $500. SO
Carroll County. y cost ssculvert and bridge
on county line. !. N %
Herman Grill bridge and repair work. 4S3 IS
J A Brown. lambs killed by dogs 1880. 10 so
w Wicks. sheep killed by wolves -. so
Theron Beck. hog killed by dogs. 10 90
JIG Miles. hog Killed by dogs -. ~. IS 90
Jacob Gessman. hog killed by dogs or
wolves. .................... ........B....5 16 20
H B johnson. coming to Denison for asses
sor books ........s... 1850. So $40
Fan Manning. coming to Denison for as
, SCISSOR book. ........... ....@....... 40
J w Monaghan. salary for January. 49,. rs 90
2 l. /! Cummings. 50 80
oners during January. s : : 8, Is
H Cummings. commitment and discharge
= 20 -. = %
Jail and washing for prisoners a s. January 800
Sac 6, County. care Of Thos. Morris. 81 90
Mrs Roirsn Ia .. e. =. mis as1s NJ
I Mrs Detlef shnoor 10 days ............ $500
mas Msl %cwaaouen' pasture rent Tor COW OF
W 81 Laub. team hire for James cosa IN.
neral !, 500
s. : ' : s i'' Ms s ns sn0ns S KS
:. :. Jacob Ernst. Sd
J. Georse Lufs -. 3 . s SS
Fred Kadoch. labor and material. repair
ing plumbing in court house 1e IS
plant . ~. = as.s 90
3 Wollert. coal for heating plant. lo2 81
sor books so'''n.. - Dt'n'son iol asses >
schleswig Leader. stationery for n D
h e s;.... .; oS
Herman Grii. coal for heating plant. 90 Is
Green Bay Lumber Go. coal for heating
The Telegraph Herald. books for county 81 Il
Resolved by the Board Of Super.
visors of Crawford county. Iowa. That
the salaries Of the Deputy County
Treasurer. Deputy County Clerk of
the District Court. and Deputv County
Recorder. for the year 1910. he fixed
at $500 90 each.
Board adjourned at 70 o'clock Nom
to meet at j O'Clock ). m.
Afternoon Session
Board met at one o'clock n. n 4
Resolved nv the Roard If Snnar.
yisors Of Crawford County Iowa
That the commentator for the work.
ING Of the one mill road fund for the
wear 1910 he fixed at 22ac ner honr
for man and 37ac nor honr for man
and team.
Re- e resolved that school of in
struction nursuant to the state law
he held AZ Denison IONA in the conrt
house on FEBRUARY % 1q1O v;th "a.
ference - ,oad porL .nd uaod@ a..
struction and that tho conntv auditor
.S..---,,
pe ihestucseu w uutlly each tIustee
and road supervisor in the county to
ottonA %h;, maot;nc .na - ,., ...h
assenu WIS lnee.'nk' anu " pay eacn
trustee 000 ROAD eUOofVl0OE who so
%.nrda 60 m go -.:,
$50 ~ SeA,1 pe- .AA'e
LOT eacn mlle travelled, as compen-
aat i'm for ATTENDING cold rnoot;nr
pa.a,...s -. AZ N. e
As5sosSeu ny tue nOaFu OI oupeE-
visors of Crawford County, Iowa, That
tho C.nntv Audito, a. ha-shu a,,+ho,
= o-s.A0e
lzed to draw warrants to pay Grand
.Jurnra Clark nf Grand Inry ana
y.
1tanu jury witnesses, upon certlnca-3
tiOn of the foreman and clerk NJ said
,n,v also for pet;t T,,.o.. .,a ~.
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NJ. ]. Collins,

We, the undersigned members of
the board of supervisors, appointed
a committee onsettlement with M.
J. Collins, County Auditor, hereby
report that we have examined audi
tors warrant books, and claims al
lowed, and And warrants issued on
accounts of county. bridge, insane,
soldiers relief, road, institute,
domestic animal fund, court house
and bridge bond fund, and tax re-
funds up to january LIST, 1910, to be
correct and have Cancelled same as
required by law.
Also have examined reports from
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H. D. BAETH,
JOHN holland,

On motion reports were accepted
and committee discharged.
Board adjourned at IL O'Clock noon
to meet Tuesday. February 1st. 1910.
at 10 o'clock a. m.
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Board adjourned at II O'Clock
noon to meet at one O'Clock p. m.
Afternoon Session.
Board met at one O'Clock p. m.
On motion following claims were
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Resolved by the Board Of Super
visors Of Crawford county. Iowa, That
the salaries Of the Deputy County
Treasurer. Deputy County Clerk Of
the District Court, and Deputy County
Recorder, for the year 1910. be fixed
at 5000. 90 each.
Board adjourned at IL O'Clock noon
to meet at O'Clock p. m.
Af%a.v,on,, cn,.:n. e
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-11

New Haven, March 10.-Before the Clinton Athletic club here tonight Mike Glover of Boston h/i much the better of Jeff Doherty of this city in a fast fifteen round bout. Kid Shea of Wa terbury outpointed Kid Murphy of New Haven in fifteen-round go. and George Sanders of New York toyed with Jack Shea, local pugilist. for ten rounds.
 Glover was too clever for Doherty and hit him at will In but two rounds did Doherty manage to break even- Glover displayed great footwork and had the New Haven man bleeding from the mouth and nose early in the fight, and in the third round knocked him down for the count of eight with a left to the body and right to the ear. Doherty was barely able to finish the round, but came back strong in the fourth. Glover finished without a mark.
 In the semi-final Kid Shea of Wa terbury proved too clever for the local man and fought him off his feet in several of the rounds. Shea had an advantage in height and reach and gave Murphy a bad beating.
 Jack Shea showed practically no sci- ence and Sanders hit him at will.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-11

chap dropped into town and looked me up. He said his name was Vol gast, and that he had come from his home at Cadillac on the bling bag gage, not having money enough 10 pay carfare. He was about eighteen, and weighed 11S pounds. He told me that he was looking for a fight to show what he could do in the ring.
 He seemed a nervy little guy. but I had no one on hand that was any where near his weight, and told him so.
 "T don't care about the weight he replied. anyone will do me-
 '1 staged a number of bouts at Petoskey. but at that time the only chap I had available for any kind of a match was a fellow named Ernie Moore, a very clever chap with the gloves who shIned shoes regularly and boxed when the opportunity was off, fered. But Moore weighed close to 160 pounds, beine forty pounds heavier than Wolgast.
 'I told the boy about that, but he quickly replied: T don't care about the forty pounds; bring on your man. I've got to get the money in q hurry
 The match was put on, and the way Wolgast sailed into Moore was fright. He knocked his man down so many times that I thought he would either kill himself or Moore by his exertions. and finally in the sixth round stopped 1t and Wolgast got for his efforts a little over s5. But that seemed to suit him, for he was able t0 ride hack home"
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-11
MILLION DOLLARS
 IN FIGHT WAGERS.
Experts Figure That Betting on Jeff fries-Johnson Go May Exceed Rec ords.

New York, March 10.-It is estimated by the elder statesmen in the pugilistic world that more than s1,00O,O 900 will be wagered on the Jeffries- Johnson fight. It will be one of the biggest betting events in the history of pugilism. And the indications are that Jeffries will enter the ring a slight favorite over Johnson It is the weight of the Jeff fries money. that will give him the honor in the betting.
 Every Cne in California wants to wager money on Jeffries. Ninety per cent of the Jeffries adherents are not expert in doping up pugiHstic winners. They are prejudiced and cannot see Johnson in any form. With them it is the native son sentiment, and then again they are against the negro.
 But an expert opinion on the com ing battle is just now timely. This is given by William A. Brady, the former manager who piloted two 1leavyweights to the championship.
 'The talk about Jeff not being able to come back and get into shape to fight Jack Johnson is ridiculous" said MT. Brady. Jeff has better chance to come back than Corbett did, and the latter surely came back when he trav- eled 2S rounds with Jeffries at Coney Island three years after he was knock ed stiff by Fitz at Carson City.
 Eighteen months before Corbett met Jeffries he was pronounced all game in New York. Corbett had been running a thirst parlor in the Tender loin for several years and going all the gaits. Not even his best friends thought he could come back. but he gave Jeff the fight of his life
 Nov, if Corbett could get in condi- tion, theer is no reason in the world why Jeffries, who never dissipates much, can't regain physical perfection. He's now at the az of man in the
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-11
CAULKINs A STAR AT FIRST

had their batting clothes on and ham, mered the ball to all corners of the armory, besides keeping down the hit ting of their opponents by some grand fielding of grounders and gobbling of long liners in the outfield-
 Major Hagberg and Simcox of the c. A. C-'s were capable umpires and kept the game going in good shape. With the game going against them, the Third company played desperately to win, furnishing one of the features of the evening in the way they kept Cauikins in the air about half the time by sizzling slides to the bag. But the guardian of the initial sack held the throws and turned back the eager plungers who piled up on the sack.
 The 1ineups:
 Third Company-L. Ortman c, J. Hill p, MaImer 1b, McMonnies 2b, W. Ort- man 3b, Smith ss, Bussey ss, Donohue If, Burdick If.
 Fifth Company-F'aulkner c, Cough lin 3b, Nichols p, Caulkins lib, Joe Waldron ss, w. Waldron ss, Ayers 2b, Oloff If, Manning If.
 Score by innings:
 Third Co., .-.....0 1 0 0 z 3 1 Ola Fifth Co. .......6 l 3 o 0-22
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-11
WHY NOT THE SPEED BOYS
 THIS YEAR7
Oonovan's Dope Says Tigers Are Due
 for a TumbIe-Boston Americans

Manager Donovan of the Boston Americans is no braggart. He does not like to prophecy which team will win the pennant. He does not say. though, that he thinks the Red Sox are stronger right at the outset this year than they were last season in the middle of the year.
 The way he looks at it is that the Speed-boys having had a season of playing together will be able to do better team work, that great essential in baseball. than they did last year. Some of them who started in last year for the first time in the big league will have that confidence that counts for so much. They will have confidence in themselves and confi- dence in one another.
 When a youngster first starts in big league circles he is bound to be more or less nervous. It is like the some day great actor appearing on the boards for the first ting before a really select audience.
 But the team work that the Red Sox perfected so we'll last season is going to count in the race this year There is not the slightest doubt about 1t.
 There are new players. it is true. but the only one that will be new. outside of the pitchers box, is Duffy Lewis, the phenomenal outfielder from the Pacific coast. He appears to be one Of your natural players and one such man is worth a dozen men that have made themselves good by the hardest kind of work and still have to hustle to keep up to the big league standard
 So it is that Manager Donovan feels that he has a good chance to make things hum in the American league, and he has right to fee, that way.
 The Tigers are bound to slump soon- CT or later. It is wonderful when you think that they have won three flags in succession
 The Athletics, with Connie Mack at the helm, are always bound to be trouble makers. but why not bank on the Speed-'Doys? Can you beat them?
 They look awfullv good. Just the sight of the players makes one feel like tossing up his hat for joy. not caring whether it ever comes down or not
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-11

two-man team tourne to last five weeks in which the four prizes shall be membership in the congress, entr fees in the tournament and railroad fares to Boston. The Boston alleS are both polished and sandpapered. The Norwich entries will be for the sandpapered alles, and the Norwich Plexos will do all their rolling on May 6. The name of the team comes from a certain kind of suspenders they will wear.
 In the local tournament, which will settle the makeup of the team, the linn 1t handicap will be 50 pins total pin- fall with handicap counting for. the qualifying rounds. but in the roll-offs the teams will roll double, but a mans individua three-string with his per Sonal handicap will count for the prize. Already the enthusiasts at the alleys are figuring making the Boston team.
 The following are the prizes in lieu Of money offerings: First, entries in individual, 2-man, 3-man and 5-man team events: second. in 2-man, 3-man and 5-man team; third. in 3-man and 5-man team; fourth, in 5-man team.
 At the Boston tourney the winners in each class will divide 80 per cent. of the entrance money in their class.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-11
JOHNSON GIVES UP
 ON MoHEGAN HILL
Poor Weather Conditions Against Run From New London to Norwich and Return.

Against discouraging weather condi- tions, a strong, cold, chilling wind, Samuel A. Johnson of Waterford tried on Thursday to make the New Lon don to Norwich run and return. but was able to only go as far as Mohegan hill on the return trip before he had to give it up. Jagged out. He was out to do the round trip in 3 hours 15 minutes.
 Johnson left New London half an hour after midday, reached the '. M. c. A. here at 2.14, rested a minute and a half and started back. He was said to show considerable fatigue when he arrived here. On the return trip he had a pace maker, a runner named Gardner, who came up by trolley from New London and started back with him on foot. They got as far as Fred Merriam's house on Mohegan hill when Johnson gave it up. He stopped at the house and later returned to New Lon don by trolley. He came up in 1 hour A minutes, which is one minute bet ter than he did on last Sunday and also ties the time made by Hilton on Christmas.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-11
REMEMBERED HURST.
Fand With Long Memory Finally Put
 One Over on Tim.

Tim Hurst will always recall with delight little run-in that 1le had with a Chicago fan several years ago. On the day in question the Chicago root CTS imagined that Tim had given them all the worst Of the close decisions, and they didn't hesitate to tell him SO as well as express their opinion of him without niDcing words.
 Why don't you retire. Tim?' said one unusually sore fan as Hurst wended his way under the grandstand to his dressing room.
 s'I will when [ go blind" replied Sir Timothy, broad smile playing over his face.
 "The fans think that way about you now was the fans immediate reply. Possibly" replied Tim. who refused to get sore. "but Mir. Johnson don't and you know he signs the checks ev- cry two weeks
 By this time Tim had reached the dressing room and tine reply of the fan was lost. Tim added another victory to his long list of arguments won, and thought the incident closed forever. Imagine TiIn's surprise. however. when a few weeks after he had been dropped from the American league staff he re- ceived letter from Chicago which read as follows:
 Evidently MT. Johnson has formed the same opinion of you as the fans. Now you are free to go back to driv- ing hack
 "A CHICAGO FAN.''
 Tim has come to the conclusion that the baseball fans possibly forgive but never forget
Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-11
Again Shakespeare Wins.

Frank MacKervey (Shakespeare). the pool expert. who uses but one hand in his match games. had little trouble on Thursday night in winning his match at c. Dufresne's, II Bath street, Shakespeare running out his 100 points when Dufresne had 10S. According to the conditions Dufresne had to make 150, using two hands.
 John Dufresne of Providence, said to be much more expert with the cue than his brother, had been slated for Shakespeare opponent, but was called home by a telegram, obliging Charles to take his place. A. Dean was ref eeree- Dufresnue played a good game, but the marvellous shots of Shakes peare had him beaten. With the score at 80 to 62 in favor of Dufresnue, some body remarked that Shakespeare would have to go some to win. The one hand man promptly proceeded to show how he could go some getting eleven balls out of the frame, and soon pulled up so that it was 9S to 97 in favor of Dufresne. Then it was easy for Shakespeare, who meets one of the Arcanum club experts tonight.