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account. rs s-16d; Illinois Central, lle'2'
Louisville and Nashville, 1914; southern
Railway, oo1s. Bar silver steady, q l1-ioo
per ounce Money, 224@sA per cent. DIS pis-
count rates short and three months oiiis
3s4 as 1916 per cent.
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Bullion Taken In

London, May 7.-Bulion amounting TO
a24o,oOo was taken into the Bank OF Eng
land on balance today.
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French Exchange

Paris, May Three per cent rentes,
81 francs S5 centimes for the account
Exchange on London, Is francs 2111 GEN.
times for checks Private rate of dis
count per cent.
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To accommodate people OF moderate
means who wish a higher rate than
savings banks can pay and at the same
time keep their funds in liquid shape,
L llffar III fnlln Wi hiQh class
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Naval Stores

savannah. May T.-Turpentine firm 3Sil
@S%c; sales, $50; receipts, 939; ship
ments, 543; stocks, 1888. Rosin firm;
sales, 2s1; receipts, 1884 shipments. $50:
STOCKS, SASH Quote: A, b, c. d, 81 so;
:, H. A.oo; q, II. $40; ], $3.50: X, S.;
Nj, 80; n, So; WIG, Sc 25; WV. $3.50.
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German Exchange

Berlin, May 7.--Exchange on London
20 marks 451s pfenligs for checks. Money
per cent Private rate of discount, 5M
per cent.
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Coffee Market

New York, May 7.-Coffee futures
opened steady at an advance of 1m3
points on what seemed to be renewal
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Coffee and Sugar

Coffee. Arbuckles, $22.O7 per lGl
pounds; Luzanne, 27c per pound. Sugar
Standard granulated. 4%c per pound
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Atlantic states because OF the lack or
rain and cotton not coming up these
factors caused the advance in our mar
ket, the sentiment was so oearlsn
that when one two traders bought
the market quickly responded Many OF
yesterdays sellers became buyers
While the sentiment is bearish, they
are surprised at the demand from the
content, where spinners have allowed
their stocks to decline since the feder-
alton figures of stocks on March /,
which at that time were less than last
year
from Europe and our own spinners con-
tinued depressed under the influence OF
the tariff.
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New Orleans Cotton Futures
Open. High. Low. Cl.Bd.

New Orleans, May 7-Spot Cotton:
middling, 1850, unchanged; sales, 70
bal les; to arrive, ~ bales; low ordinary.
13-16c, nominal; ordinary, 9ssc. nomi~
hal: good ordinary. 11Ac: strict good
ordinary, 1119c; low middlng, 11Ac; strict
low middlng, 12c middling, 1e s-16c;
strict middling, 12sse; good middling.
u 9-16c: strict good mddling. 12sac; mid
ding fair. 10 S-16c nominal; middlins
fair to fair, 1S 9-l6e, nominal; fair,
lS 15-16c. nominal receipts, 2914 bales;
stock, 81 343 bales.
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Metal Market

New York. May 7.-Standard coppe'
firm; spot, to July, si5al5.5o; electroiS'ie'
IL 75c; lake, 15.s7c; casting, lo.ooc. =.
Tin firm; spot and May, $50 5oaoo.'o'
June, s5O@60.s7; July, $4sd4soo
Lead steady, 80 bid.
Spelter easy, s.. 5Q5.55.
Anthony dull; Cookson $, ~
Iron quiet and unchanged
Exports of copper this month sssl toI's
London coppers steady, spot $50 IS oa'
futures, ESQ 5s. London tin nrm; spoe, e's
ss1; futures, e22S los. London lead, alS
rs Cd. London spelter, SO los lroh'
cleveland warrants, 67s I'D in LONDON.
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LIVERPOOL Cotton Market

Liverpool. May 7.-spot cotton In in.
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LOCAL SECURITIES

Total sales for he day. 294.4Oo shares
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.EEL
Duluth Herald: RUDE Schauer was
sold to the New York Nationals this
afternoon at a figure reported to be
S10,o DOE. AS the delivery is not to be
made until August, according to the
dispatch announcing the sale. the great
young pitcher will be used by the SUI
perior club during the greater part of
the season and will also prove one of
the greatest drawing cards that could
possibly be possessed by the club
across the bay.
Schauer has lac a wonderful rec
ord for n who is serving his first
year in professional baseball. His nat
ural ability is what has struck most OF
the scouts who have looked him over,
and when he learns more of the fine
points of the game it is believed that
he will prove q wonder in the big
show
Here is the message sent out from
Superior announcing the deal for
Schauer:
"Rube' schauer, the sensational
pitcher OF the Superior club of the
Northern league, today was sold to the
New York Nationals for $4,000, deliy-
cry to be made Aug. 15. Dick Kinsella
made the deal for the Giants after
watching Schauer on the present road
trip. Schauer leads the league in
strike-outs, has pitched three one-hit
games this year and was robbed of a
no-hit performance by a scratch with
two out in the ninth inning. He is
playing his first year in organized
baseball, joining the Superior team as
a recruit his spring.
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PRESS GANG TO
MEET TOMORROW

Grand Forks. N. d. June is,-To-
morrow marks the opening in Grand
Forks OF another important conven-
ton, that OF the North Dakota Press
association, attending which there
probably will be between 200 and 800
publishers and editors of the state,
many OF whom will be accompanied by
their wives.
TO entertain this convention a gen
eral committee OF Grand Forks citizens
has associated itself with the members
of the local newspaper fraternity. and
plans are complete to make the two
day stay of the press gang q real
pleasure for every visitor.
The first of the visitors will reach
Grand Forks today and they will be
well cared for Immediately on their
arrival, the entertainment COMMITTEES
having made provision for that feat
extend every energy towards making
the stay of the visitors pleasant by
providing the best of accommodations.
Fun Festival Is a Feature.
One Of the distinctive features OF the
convention will be the fun festival
which win take place Saturday. AT
Lincoln park, the Grand Forks beauty
SPOT, the festivities will be staged, fol-
lowing an automobile ride about the
city.
10 open the Lincoln park pro-
graanme there win be q picnic dinner,
and then the various athletic events
will take place.
Not the least interesting of these
viii be the baseball game between a
picked team OF the North Dakota Edf-
toriaI association and the Tinles-EIer-
aid team.
The athletic events, for which splen-
did prizes have been secured. will be
as follows;
Potato race--0pen to all.
.Wonlenss race, SO yards-0pen to
married women.
Fat mems race-open to men over
$50 pounds.
Lean mems race 100 yards-0pen to
all men under $50 pounds.
Girls race. 80 yards-Open to all.
Relay parasol race-Two women and
one man, the man TO wear skirts.
Egg ace
Wonen's nail driving contest.
Barrel race,
WheelbarEOW race.
Efrayk HU KnYa9 hau hRsnsa ~a3gs{ahN In
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STARTS NEW BUSINESS
Carl kurtzman Opens Cafeteria and
Dairy Lunch Room in James
town Today.

Carl Kurtzrnan. SON of ]. Fl. Kurtz-
man of this city. has opened a first
class cafeteria and dairy lunch room
at Jamestown. The formal opening
took place this morning SO as to ac-
cornrnodate the many visitors to the
Elks convention, which lasts the bal
ance Of this week.
MIR. Kurtzman has the finest place
of it's kind in the state and the James
town paper were loud In their
praise of the new metropolitan eat-
ing house. The tables and fixtures
are of white enamel and stone. Mr..
has had years OF expert
ence Ia this line and will be glad to
welcome the Elks OF this city who are
going to Jamestown for the conven-
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$4,000 PAID FOR
FORMER N. D. BOY


RUDE Schauer, latest principal in
sensational high-priced pitching
wonder deal as described in the
following dispatch, is a North Da-
kota boy. He pitched last year for
first year in professional ball,
which makes the fact that he has
drawn a big price to pitch for a
major league club, the more re-
markahle.
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MeM aoslam courehouae oppoaad.

New York, June 19.--It is doubtful If
New York VIII have a great round
courthouse after ali. BY unanimous
vote the Justices OF the supreme court.
in this district has disappreved OF the
plan submitted by Guy Lowell. the
architect selected by the courthouse
board, declaring that a round building
be an experiment too radical for the
city to make.
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Coming Events

~Thgrsdays June 1R.
Fargo Gun Club tournament.
Friday, Dune "a.
Fargo Gun Club tournament.
Tuesday, July Il t
Opening Interstate fair.
Friday July i
Closing Interstate fair.
Tuesday, July g.
Opening N. D. Retail Merchants con-
vention.
Thursday July To-
Closing N. D. Retail Merchants con.
vention.
Tuesday, July 15.
hnights of Pythias, grand lodge
convention.
Wednesday, July 10.
n OF Pythias. grand lodge
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pi+tub,,ro.b y,ouf Arntu.

Pittsburgh, June 19.-Pittsburgh lost
Its sixth straight game by a one run
margin today and the visitors made 1T
their third consecutive victory here
winning Q to 1. After two men were
out in the last inning Boston got it's
winning run, Meanwhile knocked a
triple and scored on Meyers single.
Score r. H. E.
Boston !. 2 8 0
Pittsburgh . ............... / z 4
Batteries - r. Tyler and Rariden;
Cooper and Gibson.
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Wnrk EseaiRla En- Mernorials.

Washington. June 19.-work on the
foundations for the beautiful fountain
to be erected to the memory OF Major
archibald IN. Butt, military aide to-
President Taft, and Francis Millet, the
artist, who lost their lives In the IT.
tantic disaster. rs TO begin la the I'M
mediate future, The site of the foun-
tain will be immediately behind tie
White House grounds
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
chicago beat Athletics.

Chicago, June 19.-Chicago cut down
the lead of the, Philadelphia team one
full game by shutting out the visitors
the second time during the series here
4 to o, while New York defeated Gin
%cinnati, HUMPHREYS pitched a wonder-
full game and allowed the visitors only
three scattered hits while only two
Philadelphians reached second base.
Score r. II. E.
Philadelphia ............. 0 3 2
Chicago . .................... 4 z !
Batteries-Seaton, Rixey and Doom;
HUMPHREYS and Bresnahan.
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City in Brief

Eat C~rispettes and be happy.-Advt.
Round trip rates to Canada. Write
Fl. W. Wills, Fargo. Phone 275.
-Advt.
For gentle saddle horses, phone 367.
Fargo Riding Academy.-Advt.
The complete shop. engraving. print
Ing, blank book. knight Printing Co.
-Advt.
Engraved and embossed work of
every description. knight Printing Co.
--Advt.
TAxicAs AND LIVERY. Careful
and prompt; charges reasonable. Phone
40, evenings 915.
Steamship tickets to all foreign
ports. Wheelock Insurance agency,
500 Front street, phone i006.-Advt.
Wanted-Young man with horse, BIZ
cycle or motorcycle. Steady work, good
pay. Write J. F. Houlihan, care For
um.-Advt.
Public stenographer. Phone 112.
Dispositions, specifications, corre-
s~pondence, reports. etc. 1O1 Broad
way.--Advt.
Recent rains have considerably de-
layed the progress Of the paving oper-
ations on Ninth street south.
w. r. Fehling of Wibeaux, Mont,
arrived in the city yesterday to spend
a few days with his brother-in- law,
Deputy County Auditor Buchholz and
family.
If you ~buyLYour chattel mortgage
mi other blanks at Walker Bros. &
Hardy, you will find the form in
keeping with the new laws going in
effect July l. -Advt.
Joe Fields, northwestern manager for
the Chalmers Automobile Co, of
Detroit, Mich, spent the early part of
the week in the city with his family
here, leaving last night for a business
trip through South Dakota.
The rains have made a wonderful
difference in the appearance of the
flower and vegetable gardens-the lat
ter were badly in need of rain water
irrigation. The brown tinge which
was SO noticeable over the lawns also
has disappeared and a rich green has
taken Its place.
A force of carpenters began the
tearing out of much OF the big Buffa-
10 Pitts machinery warehouse. corner
Northern Pacific venue and Fifth
street this morning, preparatory to the
extensive changes and engagements
which are to be made and the con-
forming of 1t into the monster struc-
ture which is being erected N the
lots immediately east Of that.
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NORTHERN LEAGUE.
~.ANrnRICAN
~PhjIadeIphia Slipping.

Philadelphia, June by batting
Bende and Wyckoff from the box in
the early innings Of today's game, Chi
cage anlassed such a lead that Phila-
delphia could not overcome it. The
final score was 8 to s.. Bender lasted
three innings before the hard hitting
Sox and Wyckoff. who succeeded him
in the fourth, was batted numerically.
Score r. III. q.
Chicago 8 Id l
Philadelphia .......... 5 10 4
Batteries-Walsh and Schalk; Ben
der, Wyckoff, Taff and Lapp.
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ing $4,000 from the hotel safe.

ing SSO,UUU from ne hoIel SAFE.
The movements of a large gray rat
in the hotel dining room a few days
ago led to James arrest. Employees
of the hotel. in hunting down the rat
found its hole under the radiator, and
through it saw a CLEAN of gold. The
floor was taken up and there was
found more than half the booty.
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Another feature Of the entertain
ment programme will be the banquet
and dancing party Friday evening,
these to take place at the university.
The banquet will he served at the uni
|yersity commons, and the dancing will
follow in the gymnasium.
Monument Dedication.
An event in which the members OF
the association have a particular in
.terest win be the dedication OF the
monument to the soldier veterans.
This takes place Saturday evening at
I: 80 o'clock and the fact that the mon
umerlt lis the gift of Geo. B. Winship,
dean Of North Dakota newspaper men,
adds interest to st from the viewpoint
OF the editors.
Business Is a Departure.
In holding a business session Friday,
the association is departing from its
custom SO far as summer meetings are
concerned. The business features will
take UP Friday morning and afternoon,
and many important matters related
to the profession in this state will be
considered.
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Giants N, Form.

Cincinnati, June 19.-New York made
1T three victories over Cincinnati today
by winning z to 2. Johnson started for
Cincinnati but received such a lively
reception that he was pulled out be-
fore the initial inning was completed.
Demaree, the New York twirler, a
Tinker's men at his mercy at all stages
except in the eighth.
Score r. Fl. e.
New York .....s.....!....... Z IL 0
Cincinnati . 2 8
Batteries = Demaree, Crandall and
Meyers; johnson, Brown, Packard and
Clarke.
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n Da.aolutlon Of P-artnershau

whereas, ON the 9Th day of April,
1913. K. a. Hassie and W. "a. Neirna,
BY articles Of co-partnership, formed
ana entered into IA co-partnershfp, un-
der the firm name and style OF the
Fargo Suspender Manufacturing Com
pany0: notice OF which was duly pub
iished and fled with the clerk OF court
In and for Cass County, North Dakota;
and whereas said partnership has. by
mutual agreement been dissolved; and
whereas said w. IA. Nein1a has sold and
assigned all his right title n Inter
est In and TO said business to said IS.
AZ Hassfe. now. therefore.
Notice lis hereby given that all debts
due and owing TO said frfIl are to be
paid to K. AZ Hassie AND said e. "a
fInssie assumes and agrees to- pay al
debts and liabilities OF said firm; and
the business is TO be continued by said
K. "a. Hassie under said shrna name
Dated June ~, 1913,
FARGO SDSPENDER MANI
FEATURING COMPANY.
by wv. al. Nei1aa
ana X. As. Hassie.
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ola Rov Patteraon VIM.

Toledo, June 19.-Patterson bested
George in a pitchers duel winning 4 TO
/. when the Minneapolis club punched
hits off the Toledo finger N scored
three runs in the third inning.
Score K. z n
Minneapolis . ........s..s... y
Toledo !
Batteries - Patterson and owens;
George and Devoght.
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SOhnson licked.

WASHINGTON, June 1s.-Cleveland
scored its second victory of the season
over Walter Johnson today and de-
feated Washington 4 to o. johnson
opened h game for he visitors with
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Carr Keep IL Secret.

The splerGid work OF Chamberlain,s
Tablets is daily becoming more widely
known. No such grand remedy for
stomach and liver troubles has ever
been known. For sale by all dealers.
-Adyt.
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passem Lost 1T.

Columbus, June 19.-Pitcher Vaughn
Columbus won from Kansas City 3 to 2.
After singles by Hinchman, Miller and
Murphy had scored a run in the third,
walks and Gerber and Cook forced in
another. Vaughn then famed Shelton
and Benson
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New York, June 19.-Bunching hits
with their opponents errors in the
seventh and eighth the locals won a
s tt / victory over st. Louis.
Score r. H. q.
st. Louis z 3
New York 8 /
Batteries-Weilman, Stone and Ag-
new; Ford and Sweeney.
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nrerxera SIN Lead.

indianapolis, June 19.-Milwaukee
took the lead in the first inning with
four runs, when Randall and Black
burne singled, Downs erred, Clark dou-
bIed and Gilbert hit the first ball pitch
ed by Redding, who relieved Merz, for
two bases. Eight hits off Willis in the
seventh inning gave the visitors the
snore- r.. H. e.
RfiISvaukee 10 II /
Indianapolis ...-.......... IL 3
BATTERIES 80 Watson and Hughes;
Merz, Redding, Willis, Schardt and
Cotter.
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RAT oiscLosgs HIDDEN sooTY.

rorssrs Arrest Follows Discovery of
Stolen Gold In Hole.
SEQUEL to the recent hurxlarv n tbs
Berkeley hotel in Picadiily Is ina ar
rest OF the night porter, Arthur lanes
charged with being concerned in steal
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Monument Dedication.
PLAg gTARTs FATAL FIRE..
One slayfon Child ~ Dead, Anofh,
Naav Epae.

Slayton, Mimi, June LEA 5-year-
old son OF Ole Peterson was burned to
death and another child Of 2 years was
probably fatally burned when a barn
on the Peterson farm was set on fire
while the children were playing yester-
day with matches.
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BANQUET and Dance.

OF the athletic programme and
will act as starter. referee. t~imekeeper.
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Errnra coatIr.

Boston, June 19.-Roston defeated
Detroit Z TO 6, errors figuring largely
In h run getting. Al bad throw 81
Janyrin in the fifth inning with the
bases full and two out let in two De-
troit runs.
Score r, II. II.
Detroit . 6 &
Boston 8 3
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state of North Dakota. County os

state of North Dakota. County Oh
Esass, SIS,
Be IL remembered that on this nth
aag ~ time, al. ID. 1918, before me, a.
NnfaTy Public, personally appeared K.
a. Hassie and, W.. A. Neinaa, known TO
me to he the persons described in ana
who executed the forsgoaIIg Notice Of
aissoiiIfIon c9 partnership and aclSnowI-
eaeed IA me that they executed the
an FOR the uses and purposes therein
~ A TAYLOR CRTMs
Notary Public,
state OF North Dakota.
NJ aoyny,Sssfon exuires Sept. s. 1911.
gJuna3 I9-aS; July S-l0.9 /.
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Wlnonn Beat nn1uth.

Score r. III. IL.
W1nona . 3 8 i
DuluIU . z " U
Batteries-Snow and Myers; Blanche
and Wilke.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
T5hfrteen Innlnr Game.

Louisville, June 19.-Louisviile de-
feated ST. Paul 2 to / in the first game
OF the series which lasted thirteen in
nings. St. Paul's one run crossed the
plate on a wild pitch while a bad
bounding ball gave the locals their
first counter.
Score X II. u.
st. Paul y
Louisville . 2 2
Batteries - Karger and James
WOODBURY. and Clemens.
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Brooldxn won.

st. Louis, June 19.--Ragan was in
yincfbie today while Griner was hit
when men were on bases, st. Louis
losing the third game of the Brooklyn
series 8 to /. Burke, who relieved
Griner in the seventh, was found for
safe hits, but the visitors could not
score off him.
Score X. II. ID.
Brooklyn . .............. 8 II 2
st. Louis 1 . 3
Batteries-Ragan and Miller; Griner
and Wingo, Roberts.
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LEAGUE.
Peegers Beat Little saints. !.
Forks Lost TO Nrillers.

Score r. II. e.
Minneapolis .,............ 6 8 /
Grand FORKS .,.....s ......... 8 !
Batteries - Comstock and Allen;
Meyers and EdmundS.
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New YorIx MOON It.

Batteries-WilIett, Hall and Stanage
Rondeau; Collins and Carrigan.
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n the World Of Sport

hitting In the eighth gave them two
more and an error in the ninth am
Score r TT ~
Cleveland B
asntLsLoh . ..-..ss... Y J
batteries ~. Gregg and 0'Neil;
johnson and Ainsraitl.
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w. r. Fehling Of Wibeaux, Mont,
arrived in the city yesterday to spend
a few days with his brother in law,
Deputy County Auditor Buchholz and
family.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1913-04-18

The Board of Supervisors of Howard
county, met in regular session at the
office of the County Auditor at one
o'clock p. m, April z, 1913. Super
visors Chas. H. Wallace, chairman of
the Board, J. F."Pecinovsky and J. w.
Conway and E. A. Hoopman. CountyAud-
itor and Clerk of the Board being
present. The Board was called to or.
der by the chairman.
On motion the following petitions
We're disposed of as follows:
Petition of Mrs, Maria r. Black
burn for the cancellation of the 1912
taxes on lots IL. 13 and west feet
lot IA block z, Berg's addition to Cres-
co, on $1,000. 90 actual value soldiers
W dow exemption, granted.
Petition of John F. Murtha for re-
fund of SO is tax, rejected.
Petition of Mrs. G. Avery for re-
fund Of the first half and cancellation
of the last half of 1912 taxes on $175
for soldiers widow exemption, gran
ted.
Petition of Mrs. Frances NJ. Hubbard
for cancellation of her 1912 taxes, she
being unable to contribute to the pub
lie revenue, granted.
On motion the following Claims we!
tor was authorized to issue warrants