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Omaha daily bee., 1912-08-31
Cond,.,op Of Treasury.

WASHINGTON, Aug. S0-At the be-
ginning of business today the condition
OF the United States treasury was;
Working balance In treasury offices,
SIS, ,sa5, OF; in banks and Philippine treas
ury, .T4O; total OF general fund
Sf14, ,223,f3 Receipts year ago. 2,392,-
466; disbursements, $ZFs.42h Deficit te
date this fiscal year. s4,e22,S86 as against
a deficit of s2,762,Ss6 at this time last
year.
These figures exclude Panama canal
and public debt transactions.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE OF SALE Of IRRIGATION
DISTRICT BONDS.

NOTICE OF SALE OF IRRIGATION
DISTRICT BONDS.
10 All Whom 1t May Concern:
Notice is hereby given that the Rca ~,
OF directors Oh the kimbau Irr1gsTion
District has declared lis intention 10 sst,
aid will sell tGilLy thousand dolIars ssI !.
ttu), par value, or any smaller amoun,
ot its bonds het terofots issueu, uate,I Jntx
J. 1911, at the office OF said board on ths
eornAl OF FIRST and Chestnut streets IN
klmbal himbah county, State OF Na~
braska, OH wednesday, the 4th aav ~
September, A. d. lyl2. az the hour ~
twelve o'clock noon.
Sealed proposals will be received by IN.
boara at theIr saiC office for the MIR
caase OF SAID amount OF bonds or anv
paIt thereof antii tue day and hour
named heretofore. at which time the sad
LOAF Il vail uGcn the proposals anu AWARD
t,o purchaze OF tie Donds to tue hicuesr
responsible bidder or bidders. the board
GoNeSer, resei TlnG the right ~ reject
any OF all bids.
Dated AUGUST II. 1912.
By eEeer OF the Board Of Directors,
THE kIMBALL IRRIGATION DIS.
pRlCT. a.@.
(SeaD by 1. S. WALKER. Preslden.
Attest: Frei Il. Morgan. Secretary.
A12d2tt
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REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY EoR SALE.
Ten
Lots in
Kountze Place

We only have 10 lots left out of 4S
that We put on sale "a short time ago,
between Sherman Ave-. 18th, Pinkney and
Pratt SITS, just east of Kountze Park.
You will never again be able to buy lots
in Kountze Place at as low prices as you
can buy them now. Weonly have one
40-ft. lot left on Pratt St. $3.50; one on
Evans ST.; $3.50; one for $50 and two for
sl.o60 each. Twos fronting Kountze Park
at 5000 each and one corner at H.o0o and
one corner at 81, 100 Terms are Y cash
and balance !. and years. There are
no lots offered on the North Side today
that are so well located as these lots are.
at such, low prices. Evans, Pratt 18th
and 18th SITS will all be paved in very
short time. .~''-' .>se
HASTINGS &; HEYDEN.
1914 Harney St.
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Cash quotations were as follows

FLOUR-Actlve winter patents 1880
40; stralghts, $40O04.6O; spring patents,
A.SoQ57p; straights, S4,G0G4.25; bakers,
So 3SGft4O0
RYE--No 2, zoe.
BARLEY-Feed or mixing, 456D5sc; fair
to choice malt ng, 62J66c.
SEEDS-Timothy. $S759475. Clover
sl3.0OG16.00.
PRoVlsI sIONS-Pork, mess, 81. 7.75a17. .s711s
Lard lin tierces), S1l05@t1. OK. Short ribs
(Eoose), 81. .00l11L0211.
Total clearances Of wheat and flour
were equal to 100000 bu. Exports for the
week, as shown by Bradstreet's, were
equal to 9,545,0C0 bu. Primary receipts
were 1,627,000 bu., compared with $4,000
bu. the corresponding day year ago.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow:
Wheat, 18 cars; corn, ESQ cars oats. 427
cars; hogs, 5000 head.
Chicago Cash Prices-Wheat, No. 2 red
S.0s1kG11 G714; No. 3 red, 96c9S1.06; No. Q
hard. 96d971sc; No. hard, 9f1z1961kc No.
northern, 96c9$1.00; No. 2 northern, $40
!@; No. : northern. 9lGcJSc; No spring,
s4Q96c; No. 9 spring, 32495c; No. 1
spring, S7994c; velvet chaff, S6ds7c
durum, sOTs5c. Corn, No. 2 sig811xc: No.
white, S21a0S3s4c; No. yellow S1KGD
s1Ac; No. 3. ses{@sfKc; No. white, $40
sSAc; No. 3 yellow, SlGS11ac; No. 4, SV%0
Omaha daily bee., 1912-08-31

GREAT SOUTH GEORGIA.

Traversed by the
ATLANTIC, BIRMISGHAM-ATLA ANTIC
RAiL3OAD.
Lands adapted to the widest range of
crop. All the money crops of the south
pientifully produced. For literature t. eat
ing with this eomirg country, It's soil
cIimate, church and school advantages,
write
w, B. LEAH Y. DEPT. K,
General PAS enger Agent,
ALLAN IA. GA.
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ST. Louis General Market.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. sa-WHEAT-Cash,
higher; track No. . red, $l04d107 No. 2
hard, sShGs7c.
CoRN-Firm; track No. 2. S03&c: No. .
white, sac.
oATs-Lower; track No. 2 sl4@32c. No,
Y white 35isG36c.
Closing prices of futures:
WHEAT-Lower; September, s4ssc: De-
cember, 9i&c.
CORN-Weak; September. 74kc; Decem-
ber, 529sq5S&c.
oATS~-Weak; September, a%c; Deeem-
ber, S9Ac.
RYE-Unchanged 72c.
FLOUR-Stronger; red winter patents
$4.S6Gl6.15; extra fancy and straight. &.2S
OATS: hard winter clears, $S65d3,SS.
SEED-Timothy. 5000.
CORNMEAI,-S860
BRAN-Firm} sacked east track, A0o
al o.
HAY Weaker; timothy, sl2Oo9ls.oo;
prairie, $10.00Ql4.00.
PROVISIONS-Pork, unchanged; job
bing, $3.50 Lard, unchanged; prime
steam, $l050dl070, Dry salt meats, un-
changed: boxed extra shorts $ll.00; clear
ribs, Sll.0O: short clears. sl1.25. Bacon. un-
changed boxed extra short, $l2O0; clear
ribs, $500; short clears, sl2&.
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st. Loui. live stock Market.

ceipts. 1900 head, including 1900 head
Texans; market steady; native shipping
and export steers. S506lo.50; dressed
and butcher steers, $6.OodG 30; stockers
and feeders, &60fB7 .25 COWS and heifers
s40Od5.75; Gamers, s2.75GD425; bulls, $4,000
500; calves ss.00Gt10.00 Texas and Indian
GT.50.
HOGS-Receipts, 1900 head; market
steady; pigs and tights, s6.J0dl900; mixed
and butchers. $SS0aa95,
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts 600
head; market steady; muttons. So. 75dl4 a5
lambs. $4,000. %; culls and bucks, st.50@
SIS; stockers, S2.5eI350
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKE'
Demand fer Cattle DuIi---Hogs and
sheen, steady,

CHICAGO. Aug, &.--CATTLE--Rece
800 head; market DUH weak; calves, 25c
higher. beeves, Sc. .7bai05e 30; Texas steers.
ASOa6,d0; western steers, s6006fs.e5; stock
ers and feeders s4.2hdp7. 20; cows and
heifers, &,00QS.00; calves, $S50fpfi.50
HOGS Rer elpts. $1,000 head market for
best steady; others weak to loo lower
light, S.25GfS,G; mixed. SS,ioafS&: heavy,
S90aS,75; rough, $igodiS Is; pigs. 81. 25d1
S.25; bulk of sales, $S.I5GS20
SHEEP AND IAMBS-Heceipts. 10,0o0
head; market steady TO 10c higher; native
s3 40@4.6O: western, $s500pI65; yearilngs
A,OQ6, 90; lambs, native, N75af725, west
ern. N.76dG30
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REAL ESTATE
FARM & RANCH LANDS FOR SALE
Esarida.
EsGrlGn.
r7T nDTDA AN-TDS MON SNJ II

FLORIDA LANDS FOR SALE.
PARTIES desiring to locate in Florida
can save money and secure better land
by making their wants known TO me,
| have lived in Florida eighteen years
and know conditions. c. j. Jewell. 9l6
Hogan street jacksonville Fla
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no.ton stock Market. Z
f.nnann stock ainrket.

LONDON, Aug. 30,--American securities
opened q,het and unchanged teday. Trad
ing was light and prices moved irregu-
iariy during the first hour. At noon the
market was steady with prices ranging
from 4 above TO Il below yesterdays
New York closing =
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omaha Hay Market.

OMAHA, Aug. 30.-hAY-New, No. [,
S1f0Qa10G; No 2, $S00d9. so: No. 8. ss.0l
dS5a; NO. upland SO 065G9labo; No. 2.
{s.ooQJS.00; No. 2, $7e09S.eo, No. fowland,
s9.G09e.50; No. ., $S.00d9.00; No. 8. $7.0O
asO0; alfalfa. No. 4, s12.5oGtS.56; No 2,
$l.0O@l20O; No. g. s10.00Q11.00 Straw
Wheat, s5.OOG6. 80; oats and rye, ss.OOQ6.60.
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MiIwaukee Grain ,Ior,.et.

MILWAUKEE, Aug. 9.-WHEAT-No.
northern, sS999c; No. northern, $50
97e; No. hard winter, 94995c; September
We; December, 937sc.
CORN-No, 3 yellow. s3c; No. 3 white.
S3c; No. 3, S21sc; September, 74ssc; Decem.
ber,. 55ssc.
OATs-Standald 3512c.
BARLEY-Malting, 55Q75c,
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Neu York Money Market.

NEW YORK. Aug. 3o.-MONEY-On
call. firmer; 2h931s per cent; ruling rate,
3A per cent; closing bid, per cent; Of
fered at 3 per cent. Time loans strong;
sixty days, 3%G4 per cent; ninety days,
4Ag4iS per cent; six months, 1905 per
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-5H per
STERLING EXCHANGE - Easy at
$4S425 for sixty-day bills and at $4S7l0
for demand; commercial bills, s4S31s
sILvER-Bar, 629sc; Mexican dollars,
BONDS Government steady; railroad,
irregular
Closing quotations on bonds today were
as follows
U. s. ref, 2s, reg, 1O1 sex. c, So. r IS. ssM
do coupon ........1oi L. s. deb 4s 1881. %
U s. IS, reg.....,to2 81. & n uni. 4s. s;k
DO coupon ......, .102 NJ. X. & r 1st Is. @
U. g. 4s, reg. .1iSla do gen 41ss.,... Ss1s
do coupon ..,..... lls3a 'Mo. Pacific aS.... 7oA
Panama ss, coupon 1oIh do eonv. 6s....... IS
Amer Az. 5s........t6fRs N Y. C. e. avs . s6k
"a r. a. T. CIV. Is 1l3h "do deb. 4s."..... s2A
"sAm Tobacco es...lH IN, y, N. H. II.
Armour & Co. ths. 8ola cV. s1ls .......... soM
htcirison gen. Is. ss& an. G. W. 1st C. ~. 6N
do CIV. IS 1860. 1o5 Sdo cy 4s.........1i7
'do CIV. 5s..:...,.. losh No Pacific 4s.".... ah
A. c. 1. LIST 4s.... s4E edo 3s ............ esh
Dsl. & Ohio 4s..... 81 o. S. L. rfds o.. %
sdo sss ......,... 81 Penn. cv avs 1915 3S%
Brook TT, 4s.,. s1$ do con. 4s.......,. .i02 =
seen of Ga. 5s.....16s Reading gen. a.. ssE
Cen. Leather 5s.... s5E s. L. q s. F. fg. AZ 7sIk
Ches & Ohio 4ias.. sSA do gen. 5s....... 81
DO COW. 4sss...... s3A 81. l. S W. c. IS. sos
Chicago & 4. 3iEs.. 6f% Sss. A. L. adj. ST.. 70
C. B. q q. J. 4s... ssBSSo. Pac. col 4s -, ssA
do gen. 4s......... 9Sls DO CIV. 4s,.,,...... 9iI4
C NJ a. cv ANS. 1865 do 1st ref 4s...... s3iS
&C. r. l. & P. c. Is Gsa So, Railway 5s.. .I0sjt
do rig 4s........ S7% do gen. 4s......... 7si1
G. & s. = L. g, Ans s55a Union Tanific is... seH
D e. IT, cv. 4s,.,.. s7h edo cv 4s........i02
~D g. r. g. ref bs 50 "Tdo lst &c ref "a. se%
DtstilIers' 5s ....,.. Is II. $. Rubber o. 1OlL,
Erie D. l. 4ss~..... 80 Y. g. Steel "a Gc.. Ia: 4
do gen. ts......,.. TIN hSVa.-Car. Chem 5a ssl4
sdo cv As, ser. b 7sla WABASH lat g. ex. Is IS
III Cen lst ref Is 90 F$Westem Nd. Is. -. ssx
Inter Met 4hs.... Siss West. Eiec CIV. Be-. 9sH
Inter II. NJ. AVS. $50 Wis Central b.. 80
sJapan 4hs ........ 81
sBld stoffersd -.--
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sT, JOSEPH. Mo. Aug. 3O.-cATTLEr--
receipts, 600 head; market weak: steers,
$GoO@10 rs; cows and heifers. $SOO0S. 90:
calves, MO0a875.
. HOGs-Recelpts 200 head: market Sc
higher; top, $3.50; bulk of sales, ts,50a215
SHEEP AND LAMBS-RseeipSs, 3, soe
head, market slow; lambs, e0o9ie 7b
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Peoria Market.

PEORIA, ILL.,, Aug. 3O.-CORN-Un-
changed to 1c lower; No, 2 and No. 3
! yellow, roc; No. 4 yellow, TIC; No.
mixed, 19c.
OATs--1c lower: No white. s2c; stand
ard, 33tac; No. white, 321s932Ac; No. 3
white. Sl%c; sample, aOc.
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Iowa.

THE easiest way to find buyer for
your farm is to insert small want ad
In the Des Moines Capital. Largest cir.
culetion in the state OF Iowa, 1900 daily.
The Capital is read by and believed in by
the standpattefs OF Iowa. who simply re-
fuse to permit any other paper in their
homes. Rates, l cent a word day. a.2S
per line per month; count six ordinary
words to the line. Address Des Moines
Capital. Des Mones. Ia.
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aYE-No. 2, 6Oa62c; No. 3, $4,000.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS
Features of the Trading and Closing
I,xinns Rna I'd Of Ixszs


Prices on Board of Trade.
CHICAGO, Aug. 30.-Prospects of an
increase in the visible supply bore down
today on the price Of wheat There was
a heavy tone at the close, with the mar
ket sc under last night.
Wheat did not take the down grade
in earnest until some larger shorts and
many Of the smaller ones had stampeded
for cover as result of timidity con-
cerning possible frost damage In Canada
and owing to threshing delay due to
rain In the Dakotas and Minnesota.
Signs that world shipments would be
very large, more than 100000 bushels
in excess Of last week, made the close
at the lowest level virtually of the day.
December ranged from 94hc to 95ssc
with last sales at 94Ac, a loss of va
nc net. az
Frost expected tonight in the north
west carried corn up sharply, but values
reacted when country sales showed a
decided increase. December closed steady
shade net higher at 5%Q55hc Cash
grades were easy. No. yellow was
quoted at 81A@81%c.
Scarcity of ocean freight room had a
weakening effect on oats. September
closed &c under last night at 32Kc.
Despite llquldating sales of January
pork provisions averaged higher Pork
ranged from 10@1219c off to 10c gain.
but other products showed 21k07kc in
crease in cost
The leading futures closea as follows:
Articlel Omen High / Low IfSioso + V.1--
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T,iv4rnooI Grain NTnrI.et.

LIVERPOOL, Aug. -WHEAT-spot
steady; No. Manitoba. Ss Cd; No. 2
3IEd. Futures, firm; October, Is sgd; De-
cember, 5s
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Kan.as City General Market.

KANSAS CITY, Aug @-wHEAT-
Cash, unchanged No. 3 hard so5t@93c;
No. 8, SS,sG92c; No. 2 red, 97c@sioS; No.
8, S0kcQS100.
CORN-Steady; No. mixed, 7sD7Sisc;
No. 8, 77Q7Sc; No white, 7Sc: No. 8, TIC
OATS-Unchanged to NC higher; No.
Q white, 84GS5kc; No. 2 mixed, SS1sdSic
Closing prices of futures:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. S9%c; December.
S9$Ic; May, 92BG93c.
CORN-September T1sc; December, 81
@b1hc. May 50Mc.
RYE-71G72c.
HAY-JJnchanged choice timothy, $3.50
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Minneapolis Grain Market.

MTnnFHpUTHs UTU1H '1HFHVS
MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. 3.--WHEAT-
September, 9lAc; December, S2ssc; May,
ge1g7c; cash, No. hard, 9T7sc No. 2
northern, SSssGe47sc; No. 3: @9saslSsc'
CORNING 8 yellow, 77bG7SRc.
OATS-No white, 3143l1se.
RYE-No. q 6346S1sc.
BRAN-1n 10-pound sacks, $9oOqls %,
FLOUR-Leading local patents, $4bom
495: other patents, s4,5Oat4S5; first clears,
s.. 3.5O0S. so; second clears, $2.6O929o
FLAX-l92,
BARLEY-340S1c.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET OF WEST

ship live took to South Omaha. Save
mileage and shrinkaYe. Your consign-
alents receive prompt and careful atlen.
len. ..rs
Live Stock Commission Merchants,
BYERS BROS. & co. Strong, reIia5
Clay, Robson & Co., 200 Exchange Bldg
CLIFTON COM Co, 322 Exchange Bidg.
Martin Bros. K Co, Excnangs Bldg.
snyder -Malone-CoT1man Co. 10y hx. Bias.
r. LAVERTY BROS. 13S Exchange BIdg.
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{. oou,s 100 5& 6 heifers... 99l 90
beifers... Sl4 Is
VI. Nj. Dlxon-Neb 1, ,,o
"A s,esrs S39 S. 3 steers ....l26O 81
- Emma Miller-Neb
4 steers. $50 go
uoGs-There was another good, active
market in the hog division and prices
we're generally steady, to strong ana IN IN Z. a
Few instances possibly nickel higher
for good hogs showing the best quality.
Both packers and shippers were out early
picking up the best hogs first' other
Grades rot selling quite go readily. Ship
peTs W were very moderate buyers as dur
Ing the few last days back; Packers pur-
chased the big bu,k Of the supply. At
ali fimes trade was lively and good
Clearance was made at a comparatively
early hour Best hogs on sale brought
Sg.eI. the highest price for the day and
iuet a nickel below the top yesterday.
ReceIptg were no better ~ 20 quality than
whe: arffrea ;ert during the fore part
~ the week There were about seventy
5ne loads. or 4,iT head received at the
yards, being slightly more than a Week
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~ REAL ESTATE IA,
FARM u RANCH LANDS FOR SALE
Alaha ma.

SOUTHERN ALABAMA, LAND FOR
SALE-Price s409 to $500 per acre. L6
cation: Near Grand Bay, Satsama, Cal
vert and Mobile on railroad Why PAY
rect, save middle mans profit. Address
\ l42. Bee. .-
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CaIiforn la.

GRfDLET Irrigated .:olony land at s7s
10 $50 per acre: goooI land. plenty OF
water; tnickly settled ,3istrict, with good
schools, adjoining town OF ZOO Easy
terms Write for illustrated booklet
Homeseekers' Irrigated Land Co.. Grid
ley, California. -, sE
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Nebra aka.
DOUGLAS COUNTY FARMS

To close an estate, within the next
thirty days, we are offering two Douglas
County farms. one of 100 acres and one of
100 acres, away below their actual value
and below what adjoining land is held at.
They are both highly improved, well To-
Gated and are special bargains at the
price asked. If you are looking for a
farm either for a home or as an in,
vestment it will pay you to investigate
these.
GALLAGHER s. NELSON,
4SS Brandeis Bldg. Omaha, Neb,
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--Wl- =
SUNDAY

Receipts and disposition of live stock
at the Union Stock yards, South Omaha,
for the twenty-four hours ending At p,
m. yesterday:
RECEIPTS-CARLoADS,
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New
5-Room
Cottaoe South Side

S275 down. balance about the same as rent
House--220S s. 14th St, just south Of
Doroas; has city waten sewer, gas, bath.
electric light and full basement where
two or more rooms could be finished;
also two rooms can be finished tn attic.
Close to churches, schools stores and
car line. ,..e
HASTINGS & IFEYDEN, 1874 Harney St.
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FOR SALE--1100 ACRES HARDWOOD
TIMBER; II mile from Mississippi River
in Mississippi. Heavy timber; oak cy-
press, cottonwood, etc. s12 per acre. viii
accept $500 down and time on balance.
JOHN NORRIS, Brown City, Mich*
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Minnesota,

MINNESOTA LANDS.
THE rush Is on for Clay county. We
have over 10000 acres OF fine level
prairie land improved and unimproved. !.
heavy black soil: clay subsoil; SO 90 $40
per acre; easy terms. Send for list and
map. Felland Realty Company. $50 Pal
ace Bldg, Minneapolis, MINI.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-08-31

THREE FARMS NEAR STRATTON
Neb., on main line B. & NJ. r. r. W. l.
Gibbs, Quincy, III.
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. Minnesota
Write for our Minnesota booklet &C."
special rates.
DAY & NIGHT REALTY CO.,
10S Bankers Life Bldg.
Lincoln, Neb.
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stock in sight,

Receipts Of live stock In the five prin-
cipal western markets yesterday;
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New YORK Mining stocks.

NEW YORK. Aug. 30.-Closing quota
tions on mining stocks were:
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-03-14

itrict. Petitions are also being cir
culated to divide Winona school dis
trict There is some talk of divid-
ing Gatyon school district. School
districts should all be no larger.than
one township in area. We now
have twelve school districts of this
size. One township is laege enough
to keep any one school board busy.
Patronsare possibly unaware as to
what proceedings to take to divide a
school district The requirements
are petition presented to the board
OF county commissioners, containing
the names of a majority of the vo-
tiers, male and female. inthe presen.
district and three fourths Of the vo.
tiers of that which is to be set
off as new district. The county
commissioners and county superin-
tendent then act on the petition. and
if it is correct they grant the divls-
ion. For the division of the prop
erty there is then board consisting
of an arbitrator from each part Of
the old district and the county SUI
perintendent. This board divides
all resources and liabilities of the
old district between the new districts
according to the.asscssed valuation.
This office urges all districts TO re-
duce their size.to that of one town
ship as nearly as possible. The best
meeting to present this division prop
osition is the April meeting Of the
board Of county commissioners
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-03-14

Ia the afternoon ~ that day, a, Ia. resi-
dence Of George w kyckman. on section II
Township Ia. Range z. In the county ~ fmt
mons and state OF North Dakota, uilcr for
sale and sell AZ public auction, to the highest
bddcron thu following terms otosthird ~
the purchase price cash n, time ~ sale
one third ON December l. lii.; nnd.unr third
on December !. 1918 unpaid balances 10 bc 81,
curedby first mortgage on the land purthas-
ed; SAID sale To he subject to roniirnnt lon by
We Judge OF said County Court, thOs. cpr-
tam Tots. pieces or parcels OF hand situate,
lying and being In the county OF Efninon4
and STATE, ~ North Dakota and described AS
follows, To wit:
Lots one % and two e. In section 1--WE %
Township one hundred twenty-nin tl2p)
r. NJ
The south h,lf ~ The southeast ,,iii.stei q
I. Of Il IA ~ section tntIt, tour CD
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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-03-14
THE COUNTY SCHOOLS.


Item, OF special Interest 10 Teachers and
school Officers 'rhrough@ut the County.
iiy II II Hanson, county superintendent
The seventh month reviews are be-
ing sent out this week.
The county superintendent visited
schools in Dakem and Wells districts
this week.
Miss Olive Gillespie leaves this
week to accept spring term Of
school in Bottineau County.
Miss Ruth Sherwood spent Sunday
in Linton. She is nov teaching the
school in Romanus Wagner's house,
in Baker district.
Certificates of award were issued
to the following for being neither
absent nor tardy for three months
Monroe Vikse, Edward Olsen, Charles
e.. Mauk
How many school boards have con
tracted with teachers for the next
year. Now is the time to do so, be
fore teachers leave the county Fifty
per cent of our certificate teachers
now teaching are residents Of En-
mons county. In addition to these
we have a large number who return
every year. If school officers will
contract with those certificate teach
ers WHO just came this year we can
keep them here, and viii have very
little difficulty in getting teachers
to FIJI other vacancies
There is still tendency to make
school districts smaller During the
past three years seven new districts
have been formed. There is now d
petition in to divide strasburg dis