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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1911-12-08
The Criminal Fire Waste

President Louis s. Amonson, of
the Peoples National Fire Insur-
anoe Company, says:
every fire is CRIME against
the State" When this axiom was
first announced a few years ago it
met with certain amount of ridi-
oule and good.humored jest. To-
day it has become the slogan Of all
the forces fighting for reduction of
the criminal fire waste in the
United States.
The insurance commissioners
and governors of various States
have taken up the battle along this
line, and the leading underwriters
of the country are practically a
unit in stating that every fire is a
crime because almost all fires are
the results of criminal carelessness,
criminal ignorance and absolute
dishonesty.
With our premises accurately
defined on this point, our conolus-
sions are bound to be right. Any
thing that destroys unnecessarily
the lives and property of the Amer.
ican people should be fought to .
finish. and the conservation move.
ment has now attained such di.
mension that State officials. the
public press, the insurance journals
and the underwriters are agreed
that something must be done to
stop the appalling drain on the re-
sources Of the American people.
The criminal match is ON the
run, and in a few years will cease
to be factor in the national ash
heap. The criminal cigarette
and the criminal defective chimney
will follow, together with the ad-
juster and the criminal property
owner. If every fire is crime
against the State it follows that
every fire must be investigated by
the public officials before loses are
paid, and when this point is reach
ed, our fire waste will cease to be a
national scandal.
At the recent convention Of in
surance commissioners Of Mllwau-
kee resolution was unanimously
adopted, that every individual
should be held personally respon-
sible for fires occasioned through
lcareiessness," J" and when this is car
ried ont to its logical conclusion,
| II will mean that we will not only
take sdings against criminal-
lly negl gligent railroad corporations
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1911-12-08
Rome Creamery the Best

We have had an offer like the
ono stated below but also refused
to publish it. The Washburn
creamery is doing good work and
the farmers who patronize it won.
der now how they got along before
a creamery, was established here,
The article from the Kenmare
journal follows:
The Journal has tins week re-
ceived a good advertising PROPOSE
tion from a company in Mon
tana offering good price for
cream and a good price for the ad,
This is another of the ':centrali.
zers" whose only desire is to get
the cream from this territory long
enough to kill our creamery, then
drop the price to where they want
it and have Che farmers at their
mercy. We feel it is our duty to
stay byour home creamery; we al
60 feel it is the duty Of the farmer
to do likewise. Those Montana
fellows are not patronizing the
Journal or our farmers because
they like us, but because they
want to corner us. We would ad-
wise every farmer who can, to pat
ronize the Kenmare creamery and
it will repay you in the long run,
We declined the offer Of the ad.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1911-12-08
Cereal Harvests
!, OF The Northwest
Advance Pages From Christmas Is.
-tbue Of the Dakota Farmer Gives
Interesting Facts

presented IN the C0Tl6Cm8S issue
of The Dakota Farmer, the CON-
plimentary advance pages are
already out, which will interest
the agricultural interests Of the
northwest, and especially North
Dakota.
Some interesting facts concern
ing the cereal harvests of 1911 of
the northwest are to be presented
in the Christmas issue of The Da-
kota Farmer, the complimentary
advance pages of which will be of
great interest to the agricultural
interests of North Dakota. This
number of the Dakota Farmer
published at Aberdeen, s. D., will
give much in detail concerning the
crops of North and South Dakota,
Montana and Wyoming,
The wheat situation will be
,sgiven in detail and a comparison
will be made of the results of the
season in each of these four states.
This will furnish the farmers and
those interested in the crops very
interesting reading and give them
an accurate insight into the exact
conditions as they exist. in the
various localities of the northwest.
Followiag is an excerpt from
The Dakota Farmers advance
pages which is some indication of
what the Christmas number of
that periodical will say on this
subject:
\ The extraordinary increase in
the wheat acreage of North Da-
kota was not realized until revealed,
few weeks since, by the pub
lished returns for the crop of 1909,
which were based upon the federal
census taken in 1910. Not until
then was it discovered that in
1909 there were actually S,2O0,OOO
acres of wheat in North Dakota,
aer 1000 600 more acres than re-
ported by the United States de-
partment of agriculture! This
huge error is partly explained by
thief fact that the agricultural de-
velopment of the Dakotas, especial
ly the northern state, had been
underestimated. Furthermore, the
traction plow came into general
use earlier in North Dakota than
elsewhere. We are satisfied that
for 1911 not fewer than 8,500,D0
acres were devoted to wheat in
North DAKOTA. Owing to relatively
favorable conditions of moisture
and temperature, also to the pre-
vious years drought which left
the soil in better heart, North Da-
kota has produced this year fully
77,OOO.O GOO bushels Of wheat, more
than double her drought stricken
production last year, yet one-third
less than the bumper crod of 1909,
but with that exception, the larg-
eat wheat Drop North Dakota has
ever made.
Another fine thing is the on.
ward march of the corn area in
Mouth Dakota. Here 100000
bushels Of corn this year is a big
gain over even two years ago.
We find that North Dakota has
within about 10 per cent of as
lnahy oats az in her bumper crop
Of two years ago, and almost four
4 times the production Of last years
drought area. The rains in South
Dakota came too late to benefit
4 oats, and she makes less than half
the crop. Montana has more oats
than wheat. h. S.
" The high prices of tiaxseed Of
VI ~; m !, II +nr3 tho = ,,., = nd
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1911-12-08
Court Calendar Is
About Cleaned Up
Druggists and Horsethieves Have
Kept the Court Busy All week
-Adjourns Tomorrow

-Adjourns Tomorrow
The November term of district
court convened Monday after a
weeks recess to enjoy Thanksgiv-
ing. The case of j. J. Coyle vs..
j. Schulsted, was heard the first
Of the week. j. j. Coyle an attor-
ney at Minot secured a druggists
permit for Schulsted and charged
him $500 for his service. The
jury brought in a verdict for the
defendant The case of j. j..
Coyle vs.. Frank Malloy of Max
was the same as the Schulsted but
the verdict of the jury was re-
versed in this case and Malloy
will pay the amount for which he
was sued.
Judge Winchest or believes in
promptness' In one case when all
witnesses had been heard and the
case was to be summed up by the
attorneys five minute recess was
asked for. The Judge allowed the
time but cautioned them to return
promptly. In ten minutes the at
torneys were still absent so the
Judge charged the jury and the we'll
prepared speeches of the attorneys
were left unspoken.
The case against O'Brien of
Wiprud was decided in his favor.
He was charged with failure to
file estray notice with the county
auditor. His wife and daughter
were his main witness.
Jack Napoleon of Garrison, who
has been in Jail for the last two
weeks will be tried today for vio-
lating the prohibition law.
Harry Dunbar will be tried to-
day for horse stealing. 1t is
thought the case would be dismis-
sed.
The Judge expects to get through
with this term of court this week.
Where Does He Stand
Mandan News: We have read
with some interest and with here
and there a smile the laeored de-
fense of Hanna made by the Beach
Chronicle in it's issue of November
II, under the heading. ''Men-Not
Platforms
We cannot blame the Chronicle
for it's objection to platforms.
Knowing what the Republican
was, on the tariff, and how the
party lived up to it, we do not
wonder that the Chronicle has lost
its faith in platforms. And if the
Chronicle will but reflect a moment
it will remember that L. B. Hanna
assisted nobly in making that plat
form a living, breathing lie.
Nor do We feel the faintest emo.
tion of surprise that the Chronicle
can see no good in the Insurgents
movement. Committed to Hanna's
defense, it must Of necessity op-
pose it. Therefore it excoriates
the Insurgents for daring to hold
a Convention" for the ''nomina-
ton" of Buchanan for governor;
therefore it dsnounces Aaker az a
political jack.in.the.box because
he saw that. in order that his prin-
ciples may prevail he should with
Qf0W from the race.
There are two things the Chroni-
Gle either fails to see or wilfully
overlooks. One is that the con
vention'' was not IN any sense a
convention. 1t was not even
secret -as were the meetings held
this year in ST. Paul and Fargo
and Bismarck by Hanna's fol-
lowers. The Chronicle editor
could have attended any Progress
sive meeting. They are open to
all. and not like evil deeds, that
seek darkness for the doing. The
other point is that Aaker was not
compelled Or, offered any induce
lment to run or 10 ceaae to run.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1911-12-08

The vital statistic for October
show IS births and no deaths il
thissoounty during that month
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1911-12-08

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-21
A los padres de famiIia
DE CAYGT 7 CIDRN

Uno de los Es:g altos propsisi'os ht
ee tempo acarieisss por eI dsplriam.r
to dc Educacios p.rrra iel aIai ,.
ha llanado repets&ay vrrr. .A lf.neil.
del pueblo, es eonssguir qua los pa Ir.s
de familia Iicguta coruprar'-lr. .i.
que ellOs han de or los miS po.la.s
sos auxiliarcs ca - cbra noble fe,uf
da de instruir y sdEcar 4 ls genera uu
que Sc levania cue cOu,.urrr la =
cuela en- busca d. Fuz para la msnt.
y de vcrdad para y espiriiu Y $50 pH.
estOy en- absolute idpniifcaiD eou .s
ia generosa tcpJepcia porquc es uf
vadora en- reIaciOm eOn ~ pOrt fiir o. It
nifez y es sccesaria IN orden al irais
jo professional de- maestro. puirro d,
cir una vez mas i tgdoS los hmnbres a..
buena voluutaJ aJn1ntcs d. Ia insire.
ci6n pdblica, Say eSpwia'nrntr
los padres Dc faEplia. quo r. suita 90
bre, deficieRtc, h. labor de Ia e<eurfs
81 no esta coucieszada y discrctawents
secundada en- 81 b0rar. dorAls Il niIiO. re
cibe las mns houefs- impressions del ~
ma y las msis fccvrsiss lcccioney lei Sm
timiento. Mas para completar csa %
Dor es nceesaris que I'll hogat a. "a
cuela marelscn HsidOs por un siueer5
amor . Ia aifrcz y q In juvcniud, e. ,lo
cir, q la patria del powcuir, y pUr una
fe absolute en- el triunfo del progTeso.
es decir, del bien para tbdoS Ios serr~.
de la justicia para tcdas las .slfnas y
de la fraternsdasi para todos los pue
bios. =
Y no CO posiblc 4ae los pasirtz ese IA
milia pucdap aprcciar el trabaio de- In
escnela M e1 csfuerzo mks' 8 menos "a
caz del nifso 81 No assin en- relaei6n fre
caente CON 81 msossre, y unidosk "a por
los lazos del fnssrss comsin.
: (Contin6a en- u IA. plana., -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-21

rios, rcgir I'm d,a Ics destino. DE- una
naci6n, empaftar su historic = 81 pressi.
gio con La maneka da una inmoralidads
Administrar bien no IS una vir,ud que
este vrncuiada en- Laos personals do dc,e,
minada signi6caeUn politica. In ,o,I.a
los partldos hay bonbrcs recios hon,.
bres venales, inmorales au~,eroz ho,
r%doS y prcvarN.Siores. Pcro = alv1u
partldo hay q. DesesIte en- s,rs personas
de una moralldad lmpisima. H. una 81.
ca transparentc y dIafana. csc part;do e,
precisamentc el republican,. que por
apoyarse en- las masas populares nceesit.,
contar con Su confanza absolute. E.,,
coniianza solo pUede obtenerso con "a
promesa de una gran moralidad poliiics.
y esa promesa stlo pue,he cimcnfar4. 81,
bre Ia base dc una morali,laJ nrivs.i,
No basta derrrbar 80 precise .s,sr an.
sc constituye en lugar de- lo quo ~ dar~f
ba. Cuando So tTssa DE- derrsear uu ~
glmen, de suf~tiiu,rle con o'ro. has qua
denostrar que esIe oiro no cs pe.~ n,
slquiers lguai. s'Oo mcior. Porque ~ ~.
es meJor, para Gn@ substitute
Pedro Mata
Madrid, 30 ss 5tie mbrc 10 1910
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-21
Pedro Mata
TTRIA

Sc aeasa de- reessir por dliimo vial
del vapsr "Ce.as" magaif.os ef.
gantes trai.s lie .'racks smoking
FL Puerto Rice Blegan's" r. Mn
tes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-21

jQulen la ha roto? SDe quien es la
ulpae Lor partidarios de Lerroux acu
san a los jefes de la conjunction de que
por propia lniciativa, sin jurisdiction su
ficlente, sin conocer Ia opinion del part
do a que debieron convocar previamen
te, han lanzado un anatema de excomu
MON contra un correligionario por actos
que no estan sufieientemente esclareci
dos Pero este no es nerdad No hubo ex
,omuni0n, nj expulsion, nj destierro, nj
penahdad para LerrOux Hubo que a
los .jefes de La conjunction no les conven
cieron las razones de LerrOux y tanto
que Lerroux declare que no guerra con
vivir con aqueTlos g. dudaban de el.Pero
que depenhan de nrestra voluntad. Si
dudaban hicieron perfectamente en- de
clararlo; 10 contrario habria sido una
nmoralidad y una cobardia. Si creye
ron que los actos del Ayuntamiento de
Barcelona eran indecOrosos, hicieron per
fectamente en- declinar toda responsible
lidad moral v coIectiva en- ellos. Quien
conoce una inmoralidad y no la denun
cia es que Sc hace solidario de- ELLA. Po
drfa Ell partido republican,, un ,partido
grande, serio, fuerte, perfectamente or
ganizado, que lncha por sus ideales, que
aspira por mediog legales 6 ilegales, II
citos s ilicitos, eyolutivos 6.revolucions
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-02-21
CLASS MATTER.

coro nacional y que todo 10 que afecta
al decoro nacional es question politica.
Pero sn habilidad no 1e sirvi6 de NADIA,
porque cada vez que intentaba hablar
del asunto, sus adyersarios he salian al
paso: "Nada de polltica, Sr Lerroux !;
aqui no hay NADIA polftjco. Aqui no hay
mas O. cementO, aqua, yeso Y cal'' Y la
advertencia Gaia sobre el, formidable
como una catapulta, como 81 con todo
aquei cemento, aqueNa aqua, aquel yeso
~ aquella cal, Sc quisiera levantar un
tabique para emparedarle.. Y, cuando al
cabo de dos horas de aquellas dos horas
intermlnables en- que La Camara entera
escuch6 frlamente, silenciosamente.
impasiblemente, sin un APPLAUSE, sin una
palabra alentadOra, sin un rumor de
aprobacl6n, Sc levantarOn los jefes de la
conjunction epublicano-socialista ell Sc
nor Azcarate, jefe de la Union Republi
cana y Pablo Iglesia, jefe del partido
sOclalista obrero.
-"No nos ha convencido el sefior Lee
rroux-exclam6 cl prlmero.-NO podc-
mos decir mas nj podemos decir me-
nos. y" He de dccir-habl6 ei "lea-
der de los socialistas--Que he adquiri
do el convenciniento de que los asuntos
son dos malOs atos de administration
municipal''
Lerroux sc revuelve airado t'i rs
que lie han convencido SUI senoria las
razones de mis advelsMiOss s''-le pre-
gunta a Azcarate-" Es que su senoria
tiene los datos suficientes-le dice q Pa
bio 1gleslas-para calificar de la manera
que 10 ha hecho los actos que atribuyc al
Ayuntamiento de Barcelona ?''- cola
70 es que 81 digo-Objeta AWarate- que
no me han convencido las razones de
su senorla es pcrque me han convencido
las de sus contradictores '---"ITe forma
do mi Julcio-responde Pablo Igiesias-
por los argumentoS y razones que aqui
Sc han expuesto. Y como 10 que aqui s.
ma dlcho es publlco y notorio y todos 10
han dido, de mi ligereza, de mi faita
de Fundamental puede juzgar todo el
mundo' -
Lerroux tiene entonces un gestc de
soberbla-' 10 que Sc refiere al acto raa
lizado aqui-dice-por ell senor Azcara
te y por et senor Iglesias, es que Sc pono
a los diputados que pertenecen d la mi.
norla radical en- ell trance de no poder
convivir dentro de la minoria republics
na con los deluas diputados que la for
man"
A partir de este momento queda rota
la conjunction republicano -socialista.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1911-03-17
BILLS
hnA,,-n
E. F. Riley

Moved and seconded that the committee Illegal Taxes
The following recommendation Illegal
We the Illegal
the of the following resolution Signed T. A Richardson
andJ M. Whisnant
Conn on
WHEREAS appears county
Land Office
of the & 16 Town 81 North Range 10 East illegally taxed
Champion
described being for
therefore
described deed cancelled
of said deed of the action by this board.
Moved Richardson seconded Supervisor Murray the
adopted recommended the illegal
Supervisor Thompo submitted the owing resolution.
ne hereby directed empowered
forthwith collect Rusch and Wellington
illegally for said board
belonging
said Forest county BY W. +. THOMPSON
Movedbs y
o the
tee haveex
IS the
Gina do fbs ib sI a a9 epq n I
Roe 1905 when truth and sh
ndsdan res by
void and author
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1911-03-17
BRIDGE COMMISSIONERS REPORT.

* i
% 1s and os S Town board sPSO s y O the
s 3 d s @ S fon no eq R" fs rd9ns H
9th
imme diaeEthe % undetook p ~ w anu
@ % @ % @
sdy m gz
S Fl: IS; S sss; III % is S% s" '"
Supervisor seconded by Supervisor Rr that the report the Bridge
SenGs % . legally entitled t" vote City ''p %nsy p sitting
We committee Bonds beg leave that
Nj sS% s S % % reports
Forest County S. Supervisor of
ford county do hereby certify tables with
special forms and D. thereto attached forming the statistical
port and buon the taxable
the value thereof aetaned from the rolls of said several dis
1910
able property said
value thereof as determined by
whereof s have set my hand at North Cran Wisconsin this
Moved and seconded
ceved and placed on file Carried
Moved by Supervisor
county clerk be directed and refer all belonging to the diff
Supervisor Draeger Of Lona follows 17t 1911
To the honorable countytboard, Forest
Gentlemen: beg leave following of the
Peace OF the town of Laona up to Jan 17th 1911
Case State Of Wisconsin Frank fined
IA fet H K Hoffman zee
Justice Frank Ionier fines Justice VIM Pazer fines
Collected Same
Theodor j. Draeger Chairman of Town of Laona
CTo BE CONTINUED
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1911-03-17

{ss III @ s !s Deeds
@ By esr s'an
h s Gsa s''S ' eR
Moved Supervisor Supervisor Book that the
Motion carried all members the roll CALL
following resolution:
the fuel
Further the that the M as be draw order
treasurer sad Forest county
Motion carried all voting Aye" the roll call
Supervisor Clifford following resolution. -
Whereas officer performed in return for such
Resolved be- and the hereby dOn
and collect the statutes such
YSs Murray that the
S e s%Ssrs SSn az se Of the f4a on
1s Meeg the RGa snd d
@ S1' % y %
C. H not s Rs ' % sf9 By n s
sn ss sn s ee of @ for sal"
MsEsd By h Book 6 n z BY that the
G su S1s 1{ Be 99 55s s
Whereas Meeting Supervisors
est County held 9 IT, 1919 resolution passed making annual allow
@ state WISCONSIN, action
making
by rescnded S. A CLIFFORD
Moved by Supervisor Wsnan seconded Boyd that the
solution be adopted read
Carried, members roll CALL Resolution adopted
Supervisor Rogers submitted the following resolution.
authorized
without further compensation from said county therefor
Resolution by L. A. ROGERS.
Moved
luton be adopted as read
The called with the fSwing result Mu5
Noes-Boyd Monty and Gford-3 Resolution adopted
Supervisor Richardson submitted the following resolution.
County
be divided districts designated
district number one Q) and district number two (9. -
Further that the Crann North Cranon Hes Nashville
WELL Laona and Wabeno be known district number Q).
ResOlute6 by T.. A. RICHARDSON.
The called with the following result AyesKor Muir
Draeger Kraus Book Monty Wnant Thompson
Rogers0 Noes-Boyd and Giford-2 Resolution adopted.
County
delinquent. Same file the County Clerks office
Florence relating be referred the Committee
WARWICK, CounyC
January Is, 1911 3 O'Clock, L. A. ROGERS, Chairman
The Board of Supervisors re-assembed all members
To the Board of Supervsors Forest County Wisconsin
Gentlemen: the undersigned illegal
that whave examined all bills referred this committee and which
dcated this also that the petition of N Nightingale
illegal certificates mineral rights be denied
Dated Wis, Signed T. A Richardson John M Whnant
January Is, 1911 John Boyd Committee on Illegal Tax
BILLS Amount Amount
allowed
STA Samuel Shaw Illegal tax deed $l0O3 $lO03
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1911-03-17

OFFICIAL FOREST COUNTY BOARD PROCEEDINGS
Official Publication)
The adiora ., Crandon, Wis, JAM H. 1911
s n 09a eJ s9syd PURSUANT S %
h Me- 4o e. sf nsssS = 5s chairman
NJ Ma" ~ npss Town of Caswel absent
M '; Murray Town of Crandon present
WE vGe0' t J. Draeger, Town of Laona, ~
Y R k R;absza.o Town Of North crandon present
l. A. Rogers, Town Of Nashv;Ie
otto otto Book Ward, City of Crandon
John Whsnant, 3rd Ward Civ Of Crandon
w. F. Thompson 4th Ward Civ Of Crandon
= "A. Clifford 5th Ward. City of Crandon
supervisors present. H. absent Quorum present
The following notice of appointment was read by the clerk
'ue w. "arnck county clerk, Candon Forest county, Wis
We G. Saudi supervisor of the Town b Caswell and H. w
% town Clerk thereof do appoint Roller fill the
Chas. Ross late a member of board
sne eur ha saS this M day of s
Memo Chas Zirzow, supervisor, absent.
Moved by Supervisor by Supervisor Murray
that the chair appoint committee the
dentas of Mr. j. J. Roller. Carried 5
Chairman Rogers appointed Supervisors Book
Richardson and Murray
Moved by Supervisor Whsnan by
that the committee named by chair be instructed obtain
the opinion OF the District Attorney regarding legality
board ->''''i . OAS"s'' % seat On "' county
On all members voting aye Carried
Moved by Supervisor
this meeting do now adjourn until 80 o'clock this day.
Heet Gl e adionn mdmo aye Ci hs d
c. G. Warwick. County Clerk Z. A. Rogers, Chairman
. Candon, Wis, January 18th, 11:8o
Meeting called order pursuant all members answered
The report Of Special Committee follows:
To the Honorable Board Supervisors County, Wisconsin,
Gentlemen Your SPECIAL committee appointed examine and
K6 h Ro
begs leave potha the question the legality of such appoint
District Attorney decided such appointment void and of legal eff
feet committee therefore recommends the rejection of said
Respectfully Submitted, O. A. Book NJ v Murray
Moved and seconded BY Boyd that the re-
port All OF ms n Rss Vees e Of fePfo read
Moved by and seconded by Supervisor Rich
that this meeting do adjourn o'clock this day.
RoGERs cBairmsn 10 County
assembled e -. r,n.n.o Cow
mttes IN place cbas Ross
Supervisor Murray seconded Supervisor Richard
that this meeting do adjourn o'clock Wednesday
J1 Meeting tn 'Si5 &a Wednesday
The Forest County Supervisors
Rogers the chair Ross quorum present
The fG %srbie nG e6an S cpGFse county, W @
css G " ss s se T s the Tow"
the Town Board of said town 0ecaS0ned by the death
January 1911 Ghas z zaaS SIM
ss s: s.:ssa 81
Further with said committee in making their
The appointed Supervisors Book Murray and Rich
MoVed and seconded until 80 O'Clock
Meeting S Roshs s ebs a !" this WARWICK County Clerk
Crandon, 1911.
All Supervisor Ross Quorum present
;ss regular and Mr. ' k
A Bo " a a1ssy seconded Supervisor Thompson that the