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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-04-24
P. b. Malberg,
Chairman County Board,
Marshall County, Minnesota,
Official Proceedings OF the County
Board Of Marshall County,

Minnesota. &
Regular adjourned meeting Of the
County Board held April & 9Th, 1918.
Meeting called to order by the.
Chairman at ten o'clock a. m. All
members Of the County Board pres
'ent. VI.
In the Matter Of Judicial Ditch No.
is in MARSHALL and Pennington.
# Counties. State of Minnesota.
Commissioner @. Enge offered the
following preamble and resolution.
and moved their adoption:
Whereas in pursuant Of and in
full compliance with the provisions
of Chapter 2;3O, General Laws, Min
lnesota. 1905, and the several acts
salnendatory thereof. and supplement
tail thereto, such steps have been
duly and legally taken that a public
drainage ditch has been duly To-
Gated and established with certain
branches and laterals, the entire
system Of which is located partly irl
the County Of Marshall and partly
in the County Of Penning ton, in the
State of Minnesota, and known as
judicial Ditch numbered eighteen
(i8 }, and such proce edings have
been duly and legally taken in the
district court Of the r urteenth Ju-
5dicial District of the State Of Min
nesota duly locating and establish
ting saidsditch and it has been de-
sflnitely ascertained and determined
iii accordance with the provisions
sofs law apple cable thereto that the
expense incurred and to be inc CURED
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-04-24
said legislative act, will be at least
the sum Of five thousand dollars
aI06s 900 3OOl .a nd

said legislative act, will be at least
the sum Of five thousand dollars
4 (($$5, 100000 and
Whereas, there is not sufficient
money in the treasury of said Mar
shall County to defray the expense
incurred and to be incurred in SO
locating, cOnstruG ting and establish
ing SO much of said Judicial Ditch
as is located within this county Of
Marshall, or in such relation, there
to as TO affect lands therein. within
the terms Of said law,
Now, Therefore, Be tt Resolved,
by this county board that it is nee
essary for such purpose to raise at
this time the sum of five thousand
dollars (S5,OOO.OO),
Resolved, Further, that the llcgo-
table coupon bonds of said county
of Marshall be issued for s.l,,l % AZ
pose in the aggregate amount of
five thousand dollars, ss5.OOn}l,Al.
That said bonds be. five in number.
numbered from six (6 to ten !. l,,y
inclusive, each Of the denomination
Of one thousand dollars, is is [, 900 10
bear date the first day Of .luna ),
"A. ID. 1913, and be payable as Is
principal at the office ST the North
western Trust Company in TIL, ,.t,y7
Of st. Paul, State of Minnesota,
with interest at the rae .,of i've ana
one-half Is 1-2l percent pc.. mum,
payable semi annually, on the frs
days of June and D1ce inh1r in eat l:
year.
That each Of said bonds be pay.
able in lawful money Of the United
States of America. as
That each and all of said bonds,
numbered from six e. to ten (lOl
both numbers inclusive, be payable
as to principal on the first day of
June, A. D. 1925. &
Resolved, Further, that said bonds
and the coupons attached thereto
he substantially in the following
| form, with the necessary variations
as to numb ers and maturities, which
said form is hereby approved.
State of Minnesota,
County of Marshall.
| Nc. ..-,s 100000
Public Drainage Ditch Bond.
Know All Men by These Presents
That Marshall County in the State
LOT Minnesota, cknoWled edges itself
Indebted and for value received
promises to pay to bearer
ONE TIL USAND DOLLARS
lawful money Of the United States
sof America, on the first day. Of june
4 1925, with interest from date unit
/ paid at the rate of five and one
half Is 1-2) per cent per annu1n
payable semi annu lly, on the frs
days of$June and Decermber in eacl
year both principal and interes
!. payable at the office Oh. the North
western Trust Comp any, in st. Paul
Mime sofa.
This bond is issued by said sCoun-
/ tx for the purp ose Of defraying AM
q is for an amount nee essary to- de.
j fray in part the expense incurred
4 and to be Incurred in locating con.
d stru citing and estab lishing SO mucl
q OF d public drainage ditch known a
4 judicial Ditch numbered ri, as III
4 located in said county, or in sucl
\ relation TO such county as to affec
Z. lands therein within the terms o
q Chapter 23O General Laws, Mime
II sofa, 1905, and the acts amendator,
Thereof and supp entail thereto
4 and is issued by auth ority of and i
district accordance with the provi
a sions OF said law.
/ sitI is hereby Certified and Re
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cited that the j ssuance OF this bond
has been duly auth orized BY "a reso-s
luton Of the County Board OF said
county, duly passed and recorded,
and that the total indebte dness AZ
said counts including this bond,
does not exceed any cOnst itutlonal
or statu tory limit.
IT is further Cert fled and ReCitedi
that all acts, conditions and things
required by the laws and constitu-
ton of the State OF Minnesota, to be.
done prec dent TO and in the issu-I
ance of this bond have been proper
sly done, happened and been per-
formed in regular and due form
and time as required by law, and
that the ditch on account OF which
this bond is issued is a public drain
age ditch duly and legally estab-.
lished for public utility and TO pro-
mote the public health.
The full faith, credit and resOur-
sces Of the county Of Marshall are
hereby irreNocably pledged for The
punctual payment Of the principal
and interest Of this bond at maturi-
5ty.
In Testimony Whereof the Coun-
Bty Board of said County of Marshall
has caused this bond to be signed by
its chairman and countersigned,
sealed and recorded by its County
Auditor, this first day Of June 1918.
Chairman County Board.
Countersigned: ri
County Auditor.
No. IL. IN 4 $3.50
On the first day Of -: !.
A. d. 10 the County Of Marshall,
Minnesota, will pay to bearer, the
sum Of twenty seven and 5O-iO 90 dol
lars at the Northwestern Trust
Company in the City of st. Paul,
Minnesota, being the semi annual
installment Of interest on its public
drainage ditch bond dated June 4,
1918,
No. Y
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-04-24
Deposited in Farmers &
Merchants Bank Of Ar

Merchants Bank OF Al $S
gyle s 1857
Deposited in First Nation
al Bank of Warren 81 {, 591 90
Of Stephen 9ogl.o6
Deposited in Scandal }s
State Bank Of stephen ......s9, .25.
Deposited in First Nation
e al Bank of Argyle .....-....-Si5, 1896
Deposited in Swedish Am
erican State Bank Of
Warren 4. 81 5 ,e80. 40
Deposited in Farmers 81
State Bank of NeWfolden 81 $50. O8.
Deposited in Citizens
State Bank Of Oslo SIS, 392.68.
Deposited in First State
Bank Of Oslo ~. I. 81 ,977.4
Deposited in State Bank 58
Of Alvarado So sos &c
Deposited in State Bank
of Middle River $751; O2.31
Deposited in Holt State
8 Bank 80. S. 5000
Deposited in Farmers &
Merchants Bank Of
Strandquist S ,258.44
Deposited in Security
State Bank of Middle
III River ~. - . 81 81 ,42l.0O
Total Funds 81 IS, 444.43
u Respectfully submitted this Four
.teenth day Of April, 1913.
A. g. Lundgren, ~
county Auditor.
p b. Malberg,
Chairman Board County Com'rs.
n A.. G. SSWandby
Clerk District Court.
Official Proceedings Of the County
Board Of Marshall County,
Minnesota.
Regular ad journed meeting of5the
County Board held April 18th, 1913
Meeting called to- order by the
Chairman at ten o. c ock a. m & All
members ofsthes Gounty Board pres
8ent.
In the Matter of Judicial Ditch No.
IN in Marshall and r ok Counties,
State of Mime ota. &
NJ Gommissio ner g. w ttensten Of
fered the following preamble and
resolution and moved their adop-
ton :a# s85
Whereas, in pursuant of and in
full compliance with the provisions
of chapt $50, General Laws, Min
|nesota, 1905, and the several acts
anendatory thereof and supple
l,mental thereto, such steps have
been duly and legally taken that a
public drainage ditch has been duly
I located and estabi shed with certain
| branches and laterals, the entire
system Of which Isl located partly III
the County Of Marshall and partly
in the County of gP ok, in the State
LOT Minnesota, and known as Judicial
Ditch Numbered tWent four (24),
and such Pre- ceedings have been du:-
lily and legally taken in the. district
Icourt8o Of the Fourtee nth Judicial
District Of the State of NJ inn "a
I duly locating and establishing saiG
ditch, and it has been daflnitely as
Icertained and determined in &C cor
/ dance with The provision Of law
Applicable thereto that Tilt Expense
Incurred and to- / be incurred iii To-
eating, cons ruc tins5 and establish
ms so much of said Judicial DitcI
las is located within the County o.
Il Marsh all, or I'M sue elatiOn to- salt
1 County of Marshall as to affec'
Hands therein within the terms. d
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Trust company IN the
City of st. Paul, State Of Minneso-
ia, with interest at the rate of five
and one-half Is i-2) per cent per
annum, payable semi-annually, ON
the first days Of June and Decem-
Der in each year.
That each of said bonds be pay
able in lawful money of the United
States of America.
That bond numbered 4 be payable
as to principal on the first day Of
That bond numbered 2 be payable
as to principal on the first day of
June 1924.
That bond numbered 8 be payable
as to principal on the first day of
June 1924.
That bond numbered 4 be payable
as to principal on the first day Of
June 1924.
That bond numbered 5 be payable
as to principal on the first day of
June 1924.
Resolved Further, that said bonds
and the coupons attached thereto be
substantially in the following form
with the necessary variations as to
fn,.,,, = hano d 1900. $500 800, "io , eolu
= - = . sIa9n os fR winnes
S1 .u - naansn
M uoiiiey - Mais 'l' II. .. oooo
: = D,,hl;o Ina n;tah ply ply1'o.oo
Kna u Al M a,r.d -, T Tt.on pull put
1ha4 Nsona .I :, ~ 10y; ~ lnGse Iiesents,
ar M;pnnsnia ooi,nos. "a ele n ;.5
s;naahtaa 49, fon no ,ai luueoo ISL
nna.o;sa ai'u ~ va.ue sieceiseu :,
ONE TH6IiSAND noIIARs
lawful money If the Tinted Sfatae
Of America IN the firsf dav If Tnne
1921 with interest from dafa ,ntii
Maid All The rate If five and nnaehaIf
q i-2l ner cent ner annnm nayahIa
emi-annually on the first fays IF
June and December in each year.
both principal and interest PAYABLE
at the Office of the Northwestern
Trust Company in st. Paul, Mime
sofa.
This bond is issued by said coun-
tty for the purpose of defraying and
is for an amount necessary to de-
fray in part the expense incurred
and to be incurred in locating, con-
structing and establishing so much
of a public drainage ditch known as
Judicial Ditch Numbered IS, as is
located in said county, or in such
r l, q 70 such county as TO affect
l ID , llie aaa Wlllllll Inc terms OF
slliapt tao. S5o, SgeneFal Laws, MIME
lsoLa, 1suo, ana Inc acts az, amendatory
# aa ala 5upple1lleltai slereto,
ana ii y issued Dy authorlty OF and IN
s;ans 81 ao soid dG 1nas VIII lie piosl-
7'oil' =, =. ,a oe'iu 70 " =,
an !, Ills nereby' Certified and Re-
CITED That the issuance OF this bond
mas ! "a D peer duly authorized by feso-
sl IlleoI OF the county board OF said
county, &C including G y dine this bond, does
statutory 10 unit.
1t is further Certified and Recited
required by the laws and constitu-
fion OF the State Of Minnesota, to be
done precedent to and in the issu-
3ance OF this bond have been pro-
perry done, happened and been per-
formed, in regular and due form
and time as required by law. and
that the ditch on account of which
this bond is issued is public
drainage ditch duly and legally es-
tablished for public utility and TO
, promote q the public health.
are hereby irrevocably pledged for
cipal and interest Of this hind at
MATURITY. - S. !, s'i'e 81
558 - 1855 ". ss
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Chairman County Board.
Countersigned ]:
County Auditor.

I County Auditor.
y No IS; S.; $3.50
On the first day of
A:.D. H.. the County Of Marshall
Minnesota, will pay to bearer. the
sum 1r OF :tWent y-seyen and SOTO dol
liars at the Northwestern Trust
Company !, in the City Of st. Paul
Minnesota, being the senli-annllal
g allment Of interest on its pub
y g drainage ditch bond dated June
M
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-04-24
County Auditor.

Chairman
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-04-24

Balance Uncollected
April 18th, 1918 ... $3.50, 1899
We hereby certify that we have
verified The CORE tness of the fore
going statement by checking the.
duplicate ceipts with the tax
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Official Proceedings Of the County
Board Of Marshall County,
s Minnesota. S II 5s

Regular adj burned meeting of5the
County Board held April 18th, 1918. &
Meeting called to order by the
Chairman at ten o. clock a. m q. All
members Of the County Board pros
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-04-24

HI locating. consfruc ting and estab
fishing So much Of said Judicial
Ditch as is located within the Coun
sty Of M arshaIl, or in such relation
ito said Count of Marshall as to al
feet lands therein within the terms
~ said legisl ative act, will be at
least the sum of five thousand
IS 900. co. dollars, and
Whereas, there is not sufficient
money in the treasury Of said Mar
shall County to defray the expense
incurred and to be incurred In so
locating, constructing and estab-
fishing SO much OF said Judicial
Ditch as is located within this cOun-
ty of Marshall, or in such relation
thereto as to affect lands therein,
within the terms Of said law,
Now, Therefore, Be tt Resolved,
by this county board that it is nee
essary for such purpose TO raise at
this time the sum of five thousand
lss5, 100000 dollars,
Resolved, Further, that the nego-
table coupon bonds OF said county
OF Marshall be issued for said pur-
pose in the aggregate amount OF
five thousand (S5. 100000 dollars.
That said bonds be five in number,
numbered from one az to five %
inclusive, each of the denomina-
ton of one thousand ISL 100000 dol
lars, bear date the first 90 day of
June, A. D., 1918, and be payable as
to principal at the office of the
Northwestern Trust Company in the
City Of st. Paul, State Of Minneso-
ia, with interest at the rate of five
and one-half Is i-2) per cent per
annum, payable semi annually, on
the first days Of June and Deem
Der in each year.
That each of said bonds be pay
able in lawful money of the United
States of America.
That bond numbered 4 be payable
as to principal on the first day Of
June 1924.
That bond numbered be payable
as to principal on the first. day of
1,,yn AAOE
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-25
ERNATORIAL
RUMORS STIR
HONOLULU

Gubernatoriaf rumors stirred Homo
lulu today. One of them was that At
torney h. VI. Watson had been ap-
pointed governor. This was promptly
denied by all supposed TO be in pos
session of the facts.
Another was that either the .presi-
dent or Secretary Lane has Indicated
that it would be a good thing for the
candidates to present themselves in
Washington. This was followed by a
report that L. L. McCandless plans to
go to Washington at once, leaving on
the Wilhelmina tomorrow. Mr.. Me-
Candless could not be reached this
afternoon to confirm o. deny this re-
port.
Another rumor was that private adj
vices had been received here stating
that Secretary Lane will not take ae-
ton for several weeks and that man
while there is a chance for every
one.
One man this morning said that ae-
cording to recent information from
Washington, the prospects for the ap-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-25

Governor Frear's private office was
invaded this morning-by a number of
legislators with blood in their eye.
They got what they were after, too.
Just after ten o'clock delegation
from the house cine up the stairs to
the executive cl1alnbefs. At its head
was Speaker Holstein, his jaw set i'll
that Kohala style that brooks no OPP
position. He wore his legislative
frock coat that has awed into submits
siye silence many representative
fresh from the untamed ratoons. In
his hand he carried an official-look-
ing document that might have been
a declaration of war.
Behind HOlstein marched Represen-
tatiye Clarence H. Cooke, his face
stern, his hands elenched and a look
OF adamant determination on his
bankers brow.
Next strobe Representative Norman
Watkins, the financial power of the
house, chewing cigar as big as a
baseball bat and muttering fiercely
Under his breath.
Then came Representative George
P. Cooke, smiling like Viking going
into battle or something just as bad.
Speaker Holstein deployed in the up
per hall and pretty soon had gather
ed into the storming party Secretary
Mott Smith, Attorney General Thayer,
Attorney Charles r. Hemenway-who
was scouting around on his JON; CON-
nittee work-and newspaper man,
who was scouting around on general
principles. And the party descended
upon the governor.
Governor Frear looked surprised,
nonplussed, puzzled and almost scared
as the invaders bore down upon him.
Speaker Holstein hit an immortal at
titude, like Spartacus defying the
gladiolus, opened the big, impressive
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1913-03-25
ADMIRAL COWLES
5 Az 5 ALOHA
TO HAWAII

Loaded down with leis, hung on him
by his many friends and well wishers
Of the service an DEVIL life, Rear Adj
miral Walter e. Cowles sailed for the
Coast on the Manchuria this noon.
He was accompanied by Mrs. and Miss
Cowles. For more tina ntwo years Ad-
miraai Cowles has been commandant
of the local naval station, coming
here as captain, and receiving his
promotion to the grade of rear adj
miral soon after arrival. Yesterday
he transferred the command to Adj
miral Hoome, who was one of those at
the dock to wish his friend and broth
er officer bon voyage.
in many ways / am sorry to leave
Honolulu" said Admiral Cowles to a
Star-Bulletin reporter. "My stay here,
both professionally an dsocially, has
been one of the pleasantest tours in
a considerable period of service,
afloat and ashore. l have many
friends in Honolulu, / am proud to
say, and also have great faith in the
future of the territory. OF course my
greatest interest has been in the de-
velopment of the naval base at Pearl
Harbor, which / believe to be one of
the most important projects of the
government at the present time. There
are many people in Honolulu who
don't as yet realize just what Pearl
Harbor means to the community, but
in a comparatively short time now
they will begin to feel the commercial
Importance of the new station. / be-
lieye that the delays and accidents to
the drydock are merely temporary
setbacks, incident to the solving of an
exceptionally difficult problem of en-
cheering, and the surrounding of
hitherto uneHcouBtered obstacles.
Eventually Pearl Harbor will have a
drydock as good as any in the
country"
Admiral Cowles ha dheard nothing
as to the date of his taking COM
mand of tie Pacific fleet. He goes
to San Francisco to await orders, and
expects to learn something definite
on arrival there.
Asked il there was any chance of
another visit to Honolulu by the Pa
cific fleet, Admiral Cowles said that
while he could make no definite pre-
diction. he thought it quite possible
that the fleet would be back here be-
fore long.
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How A,STORf1IlG PARTY WENT
AFTER THE GOVERNOR TODAY

scroll he was carrying and advanced.
Watkins, scowling fiercely, informed
tie governor they were there on urg-
ent financial business relating to the
welfare of the territory OF Hawaii
Then the speaker smiled graciously.
waved his hand as II reprieyine q
prisoner sentenced to death, waved
the scroll and said:
Governor, / have the honor of pre-
senting you with copy Of the house
resolutions passed recently in recog-
Eition of your high office and the
work yon have done for this terri
tory
He handed the scroll to Clarence
Cooke.
"As chairman of the education com
mittee, Mr.. Governor, l am the only
man who can read this German
script" modestly detained Cooke,
end he proceeded forthwith to read
the highly-laudatory resolutions pass.
ed by the House on March 4, in which
a tribute of real eloquence was paid
to Mr.. Frear
After it was finished the governor,
coming out of it. like patient from
under ehloroform, murmured few
fitting words, in which he said that
he thought the resolutions were too
strong in their praise but that he had
tried to bear himself worthy of the
governors office. Then the resolu-
tions were passed around for inspec-
ton. They were artistically embossed
and engraved and beflourished and
decorated like an entry In the floral
parade, and make an exhibit that any
governor might be proud of.
After that the storming party shook
hands with the governor and every.
body else and each other and then
faded downstairs, laughing over put
ting something over on his excellency.
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Committees
IN Swing now
OF TARIFF Fight

Reports of accomplishment and of
new avenues of influence opened,
made at the meeting Of the Sugar Pro-
lection Committee this morning, were
of an inspiring character. What the
chairman designated the swing OF It
was abundantly evident. 1t appeared
also, from chance remarks, that a
great deal of work has been done
which has not been reported to the
committee.
One of the most interesting deyel-
opments of the meeting was the. ar
ranging, with less than five minutes
of talk, for meeting of the teachers
association tomorrow afternoon. to
enlist its members in the letter-fight
Mr.. Carter will address the meeting
A plan of financing the campaign
was ratified, the details OF which ap-
pear below.
Members and officers of the COM
mittee present at the opening were T.
A. Berndt, F l.. Waldron, Ed Towse
w. H. Babbitt, secretary and George
F.. Henshall, headquarters secretary.
others in attendance were j. M. Nc.
Chesney, Secretary II. p. Wood Of the
chamber of commerce, ]. A. McCand-
less, Geo. W. Smith, e. II. Paris, A.
R. Cunha, A. Fl. Ford and Col. j.. w.
Jones.
Mr. Towse opened the meeting, In
the absence of Chairman Carter. and
proceeded to inform those invited, in
Continues on Page 81
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ENTERTAINMENT F UND is CHECKED

The smooth sailing which house bill
f57, setting aside $4,000 for the en-
tertainment of notable guests, has
had in both houses wa schecked this
morning and one or two sensational
mariners predict rough weather
ahead. II -..- -
One of these mariners is Senator
Chillingworth and theo there is Sen
ator Rice. .... .>~-
When the bill appeared for its final
hearing in the senate this morning,
Senator Rice made an objection to its
passage at that time. 1t was pointed
out by him that there was no r
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"Dr. Silvestri cables this morning
that he leaves Capetown for Sydney
on the 26th inst"
This announcement of w. H. Gift.
fard, president of the board of agri-
culture and forestry, this morning is
further noticed that the campaign for
the overthrow of the Mediterranean
fruit fly is progressing favorably.
HE would not be leaving for sgd
ney," said Mr.. Giffard, ''if he had not
succeeded in creating new colony OF
the fruit fly parasite in Capetown
This is good news. You see he has
to keep the parasite alive. He has to
have fruit fly Tor it to feed upon and