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The Dickinson press., 1911-04-22
for the year 1910.

assessed for the year 1910.
Fred Rust was authorized q refund for
improvements on section 17-140-94
amounting to s.. Is for the reason that
no improvements exist on the section
and they. were enormously assessed Tor
the year 1910.
The auditor was instructed to cancel
the improvements on lot Z. in block Fl.
town OF Gladstone. for the reason that
improvements were assessed in error On
the above described lot.
Simon kuntz was authorized q refund
OF $7.92 for improvements on the sex
OF section II, twp. 1888 RANGE 81 on &C
count OF improvements being assessed
against the property which did, not ex-
list.
Il. N. Btademyef was authorized a
refund Of 81. 10 on lot IL in block IS
town Of Taylor for improvements which
were assessed for 1910 that did not ex-
ist On the lot.
Fred Schedule was allowed . refund
OF $128 81 for improvements on the mex
of SEC. IS. twp. 40. range 92. for i'm
provements that were enormously
assessed for 1910.
n. Sutherland was allowed q refund
va &&4V AC<% W X6sxO1~SJ 41 SQC $V04C
1905, 1906 and 1907 for the reason that
the same is government land and was
assessed in error for those years.
John Little was allowed a refund for
the 1909 taxes ON the above described
property for the same reason and the
auditor was instructed to cancel this
land on the 1910 tax lists.
On motion of commissioner RoQuette.
seconded by commissioner Leutz all
voting AYE" the treasurer is hereby
authorized and instructed to transfer
the sum of ST, 800 from the register of
deeds fund into the sinking fund and to
have certificates of deposits issued for
the same from the sinking funds deposit
taries.
On motion of Roquette. seconded by
Leutz. all voting AYE" the treasurer
is hereby instructed to transfer the sum
Of 81. 600 from the Bridge fund into the
General fund.
All road petitions on file on which
proper notices had been posted were
taken up and examined and the date Of
hearing vas set for Nay lst, 1911.
On motion the board adjourned to
May list. 1911.
j. L. HUGHES.
County Auditor.
The Dickinson press., 1911-04-22
\. P. POCKET BOOKLET
ABOUT NORTH DAKOTA

The Northern Pacific has just issued
another edition of its pocket size book
lets entitled, North Dakota and Her
Boundless Resources, by Governor John
Burke. The pamphlet is "a pages and
cover, and is we'll illustrated with cuts
showing North Dakota's productivity.
One hundred thousand copies have been
issued. and they will be spread broad
cast e th. country, through inquiries
received in the General Passenger De-
Dartment, through the various local
Offices of the company in eastern cities.
on the exhibit car which is now touring
the state of Ohio, and in the several
The Dickinson press., 1911-04-22

BE IT RESOLVED. That said
Andrew Miller and T. F. Murtha,
attorneys for Stark county be, and they
hefeby are, authorized to submit to said
defendants, the following proposition,
which. if accepted, shall Be and con-
stitute q full and complete settlement
between the cnunty Of Stark, state of
North Dakota, and each Of said defend
ants for and on account Of all liabilities
and claims against said defendants in
favor Of the said comfy of STARK on
account Of any liabilities of the
said. defendants BY reason Of The
matters and thinas now in litigation
in the foregoing suits, namely; {
That the Northern Trust company, On
or before the 18th day Of April A. D.
1911. shall pay into the county treasurer
of Stark county the sum Of g. 610. Is
and interest at the rate Of 7.per cent
per annuE on each Of the items, MAKING
up said principal amount from the first
day OF January succeeding the date Of
the payment By Stark County Of said
item, to the first day Of January A. D.
1915
That the said United States Fidelity
4 Guaranty Company. on or before the
18th day Of April. A. D. 1911, shall
pay into the county treasurer Of Stark
county the sum of 81. 587.s and interest
at the rate Of J per cent per anlum on
each Of the items making up said
principal amount from The first day of
January succeeding the date of the pay-
ment by Stark county Of said item, to
the first day Of January, A. D. 1911.
That the said American Surety COM
pany, on OF before the 18th day Of
April. A. D. 1911. shall a into the
county treasurer of STARK county. the
sum of s.. 374.94 and interest at the
rate of 7 per cent per annum on each
of the items, making up said principal
amount from the first day of january
succeeding the date of the payment by
Stark county of said item. to the frat
day Of January, A. D. 1911.
That the said Title Guaranty &
Surety Company on on before the 18Th
day of April. 1911. shall pay into the
county treasurer of Stark county the
sum of 81, 796. 81 and interest at the rate
of 7 per cent per annum on each of the
items. making up said principal amount
from the first day Of January succeeding
county of said item, to the first day of
Jd1IUdIys "a Ds A@AAs
Commissioner Roquette moved the
adoption Of the foregoing resolution,
which motion was accepted by Com
missioner Leutz. and upon vote was
duly adopted.
On motion the board adjourned to
April 7th. 1911.
Friday, April 7th, 1911.
The board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. present Herman Leutz and F. A.
Roquette.
The board authorized the payment of
the following bills by warrants:
Belfeld Times, publishing pro-
ceedlngS S z so
Bismarck Tribune Co.. supplies rs 90
The Peoples Telephone Co., of Taylor,
N. D., petitioned the board for an ex-
tension of their telephone franchise
through ranges 91-92-93 in Stark county,
and upon vote which was carried. ali
voting AYE" the same was granted.
The auditor was instructed to cancel
the Improvements on lot IL in block As,
in the town of Taylor. for the reason
that the Improvements were enormously
The Dickinson press., 1911-04-22

And. there shall also be printed on
the back Of each Of said bonds that p0f-
tion Of Article II of Chapter q, Revised
Codes Of North Dakota, 1905. relating to
the issuance Of funding bonds. beine
sections 2555-2557-z559 and 1862 of said
article.
Be IT FURTHER RESOLVED. That
The chairman Of the board Of county
commissioners and the county auditor
are hereby authorized and directed to
sign and attest said bonds and coupons
as herein directed.
When said bonds are 90 prepared and
executed by the chairman Of the board
of county commissioners and the, county
auditor, said officers shall thefeupon de-
liver the whole amount thereof to the
county treasurer and shall take and file
the receipt therefor and charge him with
all bonds 80 delivered. The said county
treasurer shall ~tbeseupon sell said bonds
for cash for not less than pr value
thereof. pursuant to the terms Of sale
heretofore entered into with tie Wells &
Dickey Company. The proceeds Of said
bonds shall be applied toward the re-
denption and .lupdin&. of the indebted
ness herein specified fo1 which tie bonds
were issued and no bonds whatever shall
be issued unless at the same time at
least an equal amount Of the indebted
ness to be redeemed shall be cancelled /:
It being the intention In and hereby to
provide that the sum total of the fund
ing bonds disposed of and the outs1and-
ing Indebtedness unredeemed shall at no
time exceed the total amount Of. fndebt-
edness to be redeemed.
DE- TT occOe xycO n.
board OF county commissioners OF Stark
county, that at the time other taxes are
levied foe county purposes there shall be
and there is hereby levied q direct
annual tax upon all the taxable property
in Stark county, sufficient to produce the
following sums:
Thirteen hundred and fifty dollars
81. $500 for payment of interest and one
thousand dollars G1. 000) to create a
sinking fund for the payment Of pfinci-
pal Of said funding bonds in each of the
years 1911 to 1929 inclusive, and thir-
teen hundred and fifty dollars Isl, $500
for payment of interest and eight
thousand dollars (SS. 000) for payment
Of principal the year 1880.
BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED. That q
copy of this resolution and foresaid levy
be spread upon the lax records of said
county.
Be IT FURTHER RESOLVED. That all
proceedings heretofore had by this board
touching the issuance of said funding
bonds, be and the same is hereby
amended to conform to the terms of this
The report of Justice of the Peace,
Walter Sterland. was received and ap-
proved and ordered filed. The fees in
this case were all paid by the defendant
The board of county commissioners of
Stark county,, being in session. and
Andrew Miller and +. F. Mnrtha appear
ing before them for the purpose of con-
sidering the question of reaching q
in the cases of Stark county
against the American Surety Co.. ct
al: United States Fidelity & Guaranty
Co., ct al: The Title Guaranty & Surety
Co., ct al: and the Northern Trust
Co., ct al. And after considering the
same, and on the advise of counsel.
it being deemed advisable to submit to
the said defendants a proposition of
settlement, therefore,
The Dickinson press., 1911-04-22
Cnuntv Audit0

County Auditor.
Said bonds shall have endorsed there
on a certificate signed by the county
auditor. stating tina the same are issued
pursuant to law and are within the debt
limit. This certificate shall be in sub
stantially the following form:
State of North Oakota.)
)ss
County of Stark.
l. j. L. Hughes, county auditor of
Stark county, North Dakota, do hereby
certify that the within bond is issued
pursuant to law and is within the debt
limit of said county. and I further certify
that the within bond has been duly
registered in my office as required by
law.
The Dickinson press., 1911-04-22
FORM OF BOND
State of North Dakota.
County of Stark
S per cent Funding Bond

No. 81. 600
Known all men by these presents.
That the county of Stark in the state of
North Dakota. hereby acknowledges it.
self to owe and for value received here
by promises to pay to the order of Wells
& Oickey Company the sum of
One Thousand Dollars
Isl. 0O0) lawful money of the United
States Of America, on the first day of
April, 1881 A. D.. without option of
prior payment. together with interest
thereon from date hereof until paid at
the rate of five (5) per cent per annum
payable semi-annually on the first days
The Dickinson press., 1911-04-22
OFFICIAL
Proceedings of the Board OF
County Commissioners of
Stark County. N. D.

Continued from last Week)
On motion of Roquette seconded by
L1utz and carried. all voting AYE" the
fellow ing resolution was adopted.
RESOLUTION
Whereas, The outstanding warrant in
debtodness Of Stark county. North d.
Ata, exceeds In amount the sum Of
twenty-seven thousand dollars ($27. 000).
Which indebtedness is represented BY
sounty warrants heretofore lawfully:
ieaed in payment of the indebtedness
q the said county. and which warrants
q the rate Of J per cent per nun
ead
Whereas. There is no money available
in the county treasury at this time with
which to pay any of such outstanding
Indebtedness consisting Of warrants, and
Whereas. In the judgment of the board
II county commissioners of Stark county
it is deemed t be to the best interests
II said county to issue its negotiable
bonds in the name of said county for
the sole purpose Of funding said out
Standing Indebtedness represented by
the warrants of said county:
Now. therefore. be it resolved. by the
board of county commissioners of Stark
county. North Dakota. in regular session
convened. that negotiable bonds Of the
county of Stark. be issued in the sun of
twenty-seven thousand dollars (S27, 00O)
Tor the sole purpose of funding the out
standing indebtedness of the said county
represented by the county warrants
authorized and issued during the year
1910 and now unpaid and outstanding ;
said warrants 70 to be refunded to be
the warrants first issued during 1910
amounting with accrued interest thereon
to the sum of twenty-seven thousand
dollars (s27. 00O). which said bonds shall
be dated April l.. 1911. and shall be
payable in twenty years from that date
and bear interest at the rate of S per
cent per annum payable semi annually
upon the first days of April and October
with coupons attached for each INSTALL
0ent. and said bonds and coupons shall
be substantially the following form,
toWit:
The Dickinson press., 1911-04-22

Of Aprii and October of each year upon
present alton and surrender Of the coupons
heseto attached 40 they severally become
due, both principal and interest payable
at the Office Of Wells & Dickey company
in the city Of Minneapolis, and state Of
minnesota.
For the prompt payment Of this bond.
both principal and interest, when and
as the same becomes due, the full faith,
credit and all the taxable property with
in the limits of Stark county are ire
vocably pledged.
This bond 10 issued pursuant to q
resolution duly passed and adopted prior
to the issue hereof by the board Of
county commissioners Of Stark county,
and pursuant to and in strict accordance
with Article Fl OF Chapter 2S of the Re-
vised Codes Of North Dakota. 1905 for
the sole purpose Of funding the outstapd-
ING Indebtedness Of said county repre-
sentod BY county warrants heretofore
legally issued and outstanding.
And, it 10 hereby certified and recited
that all acts, conditions and thinas re-
quired to be OF to be done precedent to
and in the issuing Of this bond. have
been properly done, happened and been
performed in REGULAR and due form and
time as required BY Law and that the
total Indebtedness Of said county inelud-
ing this bond does not exceed any con-
stitutional or statutory Limitation. and
provision has been made fes the collec-
ton of an annual tax on all the taxable
property in said county sufficient to pay
the interest and principal hereof when
and as the same becomes due.
In testimony whereof, The said county
has caused this bond and the coup ns
hereto attached to be signed by the
chairman of the board Of county COM
and attested by the county
auditor. and the seal thereof to be here
to affixed, this first day Of April. A. D.
1911.
The Dickinson press., 1911-04-22
|. Chairman of Board Of County
Commissioners. Stark County.
County Auditor.
FORM OF COUPON

On The first day Of April and October
49,. the county of Stark. North Dakota.
will pay to the bearer twenty-five dollars
(s25) at the Office of Wells & Dickey
company. Minneapolis. Minnesota. for
interest due that date on
its funding bond dated April I. 1911.
Chairman of Board of
County Commissioners.
The Dickinson press., 1911-04-22

stationary exhibits which the company
is maintaining at different points. This
is bound to do North Dakota a great deal
of good. tGtt
Copies may be had by addressing the
general passenger agent Of St. Paul.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-11-22

suest q bis porents Mr. and Mr..
". starks Of Fourth street Ief.
tuesday fer Fol Springs, ArE
Nrs. |. " Road and daughters
Nrs. GEORGE z. Martin and Airs. Ben
3iankenship we're Mounds visitors
iiesday.
MIS-. John Royce and little son
vent to Villa Ridge Tuesday where
hey viii visit relatives until after
Thanksgiving.
ta a. swisshelm returned homo
ussday from Martin and other
points In Tennessee where he spent
several days Oh business
G NJ. Gauu' has Just had his resi-
lence ON Third street repainted. The
fhe cotta1e one door south of his
,oICe which is owned by Peter Nc
Nell Ia, also received a touching
- BY The painter Both houses arc
painted yellow with dark green trims
mjuss
The womH Cha wHl have
har-c Of the motion picture show a,
alu Theatre Fridar yeaiu2
.anj VIII roaaay short program 1u
addition to The pictures The affair
NiH be lor the benefit OF the Foun-
tain Park tuud
a. confer lcft TUESDAY for
columbus aud other points in Ken
lucky where he trausacts business
for the O l.. Bartlett hoop mill.
Mr.. and Mrs A. w. Williamson
and their guest Mrs. Ernest Grain Of
Villa Ridge and Mrs. G. G. Tram,
nell. were Cairo visitors Tuesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Westerman were
shopping at Cairo Tuesday.
Mrs. Sidney Johnson of this city
and her sister Mrs. William Mathis
81 America we're among the Cairo
shoppers Tuesday.
The young society set will give
a dance in Perks & Higgins hall
sail Thanksgiving evening, foI
which Invitations viii soon be issued
be imitation list will include about
fifty couples.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-11-22
Mound City Notes.


IhD ladies' Of st Marys Catholic
eh9i,h wili onduct their annual
'aig aud festival in the Eichhorn
lailding Wednesday and Thursday
niehts Nov. ~ and %. A good sup
per will he served and large line of
novelties and fancy work will be on
sale
Mrs. Mary Benjamin, who has
been The guest OF her cousin Miss
Mary Overstreet the past two months
has returned to her homo at Linton,
Ind
Mrs, William Wilson spent Tues
day afternoon with friends In
Mounds,
II +. Neadstiue made business
irip to Cairo Tuesday
>lav Perks Of Northwest canada
i, 10 tbe city tNc eucst Of m5 auat
1rs Thomas .Iie2ius md pnclo H.
~ ftts lia laibe 500 q William
Perks, who has visited here,
Mis-. j, w johnson and daughter
Miss Ida were Cairo visitors Tuesday
Father Mumbour vas Cairo
visitor Tuesday
Miss May Hawkins, coanty super
intendent Of schools, and Miss May
Robertson, principal Of Lower school
viii leave Wednesday evening for
ufbana, ILL.,, whore they win attend
the high school teachers conference
which will be in session there until
Saturday
George Starks who has been the
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-11-22
PIMPLy9 WE'LL. DON'T BE!
People Notice 1t. Drive Them OFF
With Olive Tablets.

A pimply face viii not embarrass
Won much longer IL You viii get {
package Of DR. Edwards 0liyr Tab,
lets The nimples VIII vanish aties
YOU have taken the tablets few
nights
Nothing ever cIeausrd tae blood
the bowels and tha LIVER like oINe
Tablets.
Olive Tablets are the only success
full substitute for calomel; there
never any sickness or pain after TAX
ing them
Olive Tablets do all that calomef
does and inst as effectively, but their
action is gentle and safe instead o.
severe and Irritating
No one who takes Olive Tablet
Is ever cursed with % dark brown
taste a bad breath, a dIll listlese
no good" fceljns constipation, tor
gia liver, bad disposition or pimpIa
faca.
Olive Tablets aFe made OF purr
vegetable compounds mixed With
olive oil
nr Edwards spent year amone
patients afflicted with liyor and
bowel complaints and Olive rahlets
sre he iedUeusejy effective fesIi
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-11-22

MIR. and Mrs. Otto Fair and little
son of Cairo were guests Of relatives
here Sunday afternoon
The quarterly report cards OF
Lowell High School were distributed
Tuesday. The honored ones were.
Avill Dougherty. Jr,, Of the Senior
class, Miss Hazel Moyor Sophomore
and Thomas Armstrong;, Freshman
N. N HarFis left Monday for
Poeahontas, Ark where he Will
spend few days on business.
Mrs. joseph Fullerton and niece
Miss Mary Overstreet were Cairo
visitors Tuesday
George, f. Martin and W. A,
Dougherty attended the organ re-
cital at the First Methodist church
In Cairo Tuesday evening.
Mesdames r. NJ Ford. Tweed Par
Eer, and L. g Perks We're among the
cairo visitors Tuesday
Mrs Fannie Reming Of Mounds
was the alest Of Mrs $. Williams
in Commercial avenue Tuesday.
Misses Kate and Blanche Darragh
were cairo visitors Tuesday.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-11-22
| NEWS 0F THE RIVERS



.Tha riser roso only @ne tenilt VI a
rqoe esleyaay the gauge registering
22.5 feet iasi night
Th, steamer city OF Peoria from
Peoria, III arrived at Cairo gestei-
lay q is sald she may be used in
,be coru trade
Tire excursion steamer Grey
Eagle, iron S Loais passed up the
ehio yeste-aay afternoon 30 winter
al Paducah Sire belongs to Capt.
- r. FhorW zen, and took the
place ~ the city of'Proeidence. sunk
~ 81. Loais in the ice gorge of Janu-
aey 1910 Capt Thorwegen used
20 gan steamers between st Louis
anu New Orleans and IS perhaps,
thp moss widely known and popular
nan on she river TIE was In cont
snaud Of his steamer as she passed.
The tow boat, Egan. from tile up
pr Dhio passed Cairo yesterday tow
ing baress Of coal
Tho Lucille Nowiand which was
atepd last Friday In the Cairo
Charlottesville trade and made one
rip, did not depart for the Lower
Mississippi yesterday afternoon, In
stead she left for Paducah. The John
Lee. which was sent up from Mem
phis by the Lee Line, to compete
with the independent packet, left
last night for Caruthersville.
The Ed Myer was In yesterday af-
tcrApon from paducah and left on
her return trip
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-11-22

In these DAYS Of physical cai rs
aud health foods, enc wouid mars .
expect to soc any thin, weak, eata j.
ated people bat in spite 81 all this
nearly every person YOU meet Y tain
and scrawny
Good healthy flesh can only he
gained by the use Of the proper food
with thorough assmilation Of the
fat-giving Clements Nine people
ont Of ten IN order to weigh as mitch
as they ought and be perfe tly
healthy should use Samosa, tha
n.eat flcsh.rormine food, Woieh
,ourself before eommehcing to Use
these little tablets, and see now your
weight increases.
samose has valgable flesh'f form
Ing aud tissue building proper
tics, and when il is assimilated with
the food, il causes the flesh-makns
elements to be retained and the
weight is naturally Increased.
Paul G Schulz G Sors, druggists.
have sold in the last few weeks a
great many packages of Samose, ev-
cry one with their personal guaran-
tee to refund the money If it did
not give satisfaction and have had
but one person ask for the money
back
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-11-22
Funeral Notice.

CAIN Mrs Margaret r Cain
ased ~ years, died Monday, Noyem-
ber -, at her home, All Ninth
street.
Funeral services will be held al
the residence at . o'clock Wednes-
day afternoon, conducted by Rev
James Gllleu OF St Joseph's church
Rev. James Downey OF St. Patrick's
church being absent from the city
Special train Will leave the foo
of Fourteenth street at 2:45 p. m
today for Villa Ridge cemetery
where interment will be made
Friends OF the family are invited.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-11-22

It is hard to find a gift that will ct
the case of the invalid friend. If the
friend is woman this cap, which will
hide the deficiencies of the couture
when the hair has come out or the fair
one is receiving her intlmates, will be
welcomed. A strip Of lace and emf
broidery and semiclrcIe of crown
will make this fetching cap. The
model pictured Is made of dotted net
bands Of fine embroidery sewed on,
the net brlm lending sufficient stiffness
to make it hold its shape, Blue rib
bon, run through beading and blue
bows finish the cap.
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-11-22

Within the 24 hours andiAg AZ \
y. " Tuesday light precipitation
eecurssd in the middle Atlantic
ates, the upper Ohio Valleys and
ahe lower Lake region. An area
III high pressure accompanied by
FAR ana r.oderately cold weather
occupied the central valleys at time
OF report With the eastward adj
vance Of this area, this section will
gradually come under the influence
of a disturbance from the North
vest, aud fair weather and rising
temperatur may he expected We'd
nesday
WILLIAM e BARRON
Local Fpgetaster
The Cairo bulletin., 1911-11-22
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