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Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1914-09-01
Three british
WARSH|PS SENT TO
GULF OF MEXICO
English Vessels Hurrying to Protect
Cotton and Oil Traffic Against
Germans.

Galveston, Tex, Aug. 2S.-An Of
fetal statement from the British
consulate here yesterday said three
British warships have been sent a.
full speed to protect cotton and OF
traffic in the Gulf of Mexico.
The statement said:
"It is rumored that the French
cruiser, Condo, has sunk the Ger
man ship Alliancia and the British
cruiser, Donegal, has captured the
North German Lloyd steamship
Brandenburg."
Sending of the British ships to the
gulf is probably the result of re.
ports of the presence of German
warships in those waters. Several
British tank steamers are engaged
in the oil trade between Mexico and
the United States.
Consul Perceval said:
"Our information is official, and
not from private sources"
Further than this, he would make
no comment.
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DO NOT C0NS|D-
Err japan AND
AUSTRIA AT WAR
Situation Between Two Countries
Described Only as "a Rupture
of Relations"

Toxic, Aug. 2S.-The situation
between Japan and Austria is de-
scribed here as "a rupture of diplo-
matte relations, not war;"
The Austro- Hungarian ambassa-
dor, explained to Premier Kato that
Austria felt duty bound to follow
her ally and withdraw her ambassa-
dor from Japan. Last evening M.
Kato sent his secretary to the diplo-
mat, carrying the latter's passport.
The members of the Austrian en-
bassy are hurrying their arrange
ments so as to sail on the Man
churia for San Francisco Saturday.
The German ambassador, Count
Won Rex, will take passage on the
Minnesota for Seattle the same day.
The interests of both embassies will
be looked after by the American am
baSSadCl
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1914-09-01
AN AMERICAN
CRUISER HALTS
A Grain SHIP
British Steamer, Bound for Hull,
Is Stopped by Battleship
Florida.
THE VESSEL CARRIES RIFLES
Guns Mounted on Her Stern Report
ed to be Cause of Being
Detained.
THE VESSEL CARRIES RIFLES

New York, Aug. 27.-The Wilson
liner Francisco, British steamer
bound for Hull with a cargo OF
grain, was stopped yesterday as she
was leaving port by the United
States battleship Florida, which has
been stationed in the lower harbo1
since the outbreak of hcstilities in
Europe to see that neutrality regula-
tions of the United States were OBJ
served by shipping.
The Francisco has two AZ cali.
Der rifles mounted at her stern and
it was these guns which caused hel
to be detained. They were in posi-
ton when the ship arrived from
Hull Aug. IL.
The Francisco left her dock at
Hoboken soon after o'clock yes
terday morning and headed slowly
down the harbor. Previously it had
been Tumored in maritime circles
that the United States government
would make some objection to her
leaving her berth while armed. Of
ficers Of the ship, when informed of
this rumor, said the guns had heen
set up only for saluting purposes.
When off the Statue of Liberty
the Francisco dropped anchor and
the captain came ashore for his
clearance papers. He obtained
them and returned early in the af-
ternoon to his ship which proceeded
down the harbor. AS she passed the
Florida. however, she was signalled
to stop. The order was obeyed i'm
mediately.
Agents of the Wilson line here
disclain1ed any knowledge as to why
the steamer was held up.
At the navy yard, however, it was
sa last night that the commander
of the Florida had decided that the
Fran cisco should be detained until
certain facts concerning her clear
ance papers had been determined. 1t
was further said that the ship would
not be allowed to leave the harhor
until the investigation had been
completed. Last night the Fran
cisco was still at anchor close to the
Florida.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1914-09-01
PHYSICIAN FA-
TALLY HURT IN
AN AUTO WRECK
Little Chance for Recovery of DR..
Benedict of Belle Plaine-
His Driver Killed.

Cedar Rapids, Ia, Aug. Is
Speeding in an automobile at sixty
miles en- hour to the bedside of a
patient near Belle PLANE, DR.. B. ]
Benedict, a leading physician OF
Tama county received fatal injur-
les yesterday when the overland linn
tied on the Northwestern railroad
struck his machine as he attempted
to get across the tracks ahead of
the locomotive George Stottlemey-
er of Chelsea, the driver of the car
was instantly killed. DR.. Benedict
was rushed to Mercy hospital here.
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! tor be and are hereby authorized
to sign a contract with said bidders
| for construction of said drain. Mo-
tion carried.
The bid of Turpin Bros. for labor
in construction of Whalen drain No
1913, being the lowest bid on file
it was moved and seconded that bid
be accepted and contract awarded
and chairman and county auditor be
and are hereby authorized to sign q
, contract with said bidders for labor
on said drain. Motion carried.
The bid of Evens & Howard for
furnishing all material for cOnstruc-
ton of Whalen drain No. 1853 being
the lowest bid on file, it was moved
and seconded that bid be accepted
and contract awarded and chair
man and county auditor are author
| lied to sign a contract with said
bidders for furnishing material for
construction of said drain. Motion
carried.
The bid of B. F. Sebastian for fur
nishing all material and labor for
construction of Elwick drain No. 2
being the lowest bid on file, it was
moved and seconded that bid be &C
cepted and contract awarded and
chairman and county auditor are
hereby authorized to sign con-
tract with said bidder for construc-
ton of said drain. Motion carried.
Assignment of contract awarded
B. F. Sebastian for construction Of
Elwick drain No. to National
Sewer Pipe Company for furnishing
material and McCoskey G. Wolf for
labor on said drain, being on file,
the board on motion approved as
signment, and authorized chairman
and county auditor to sign contracts
as per assignment.
Final report of engineer in Pab-
DelQL uTdluaSe ulSlTlCI NO. LOO, pC-
ing on file, stating contract for fur
nishing material for said drain is
completed and that all labor had
been completed on said drain, the
board on motion authorized auditor
to issue warrant for $14S3.11 to
Plymouth Clay Products Co., con-
tractors, as balance due on contract
price for material and $1,12S.5S to
Larson Bros, contractors, as balance
due for labor on said drain.
On motion board adjourned to
meet August 9Th, 1914.
AUGUST 6, 1914.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment, members present, Sexy, john
son and Bawden.
The board on motion authorized
the transfer of 100000 from Do
nestle Animal fund to county fund.
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therefore, the board of supervisors
terminated the hearing in conform
ity with the public notice thereof,
and passed the statutory resolution
of necessity on the 18th day of July,
1914. Now, therefore be it resolv-
ed by the board of supervisors of
Hamilton county, Iowa, that it now
finally determines to construct the
bridges and culverts described in
said resolution of necessity as fol-
lows:
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thorized auditor to issue warrant
for $4,000 as part of balance due
contractor for construction of said
drain.
On motion auditor is authorized
to issue warrant for $509.9O as bal
lance due contractor for construc-
ton of Marvel drain No. 100.
On motion the following resolu-
ton was adopted:
Whereas on the 4th day of Aug
ust, 1914, same being the date fixed
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1914-09-01

Whereas Albert Swanson has sub
mitted bid of $1,000 per cubic
yard for concrete work on bridges
and culverts on which the expense
of construction is less than $1,000
and,
Whereas, the amount of bid is less
than the engineers estimate,
Therefore be it resolved, that
chairman be and is hereby authoriz-
ed to enter into contract with said
bidder for construction of items
mentioned in resolution Of necessity
of Aug. 4th, 1914, numbered 1, 2, 4.
5, 7, 9, II, "a, rs, &c, 20 and Gull
vert, 1900 feet west of northeast
corner of section 5, Lyon township.
Resolution adopted, all members
voting aye.
On motion auditor is instructed to
publish notice to contractors for
construction of bridges and culverts
mentioned in resolution Of necessity
of August 4th, 1914, numbered g.
10, ~, 13, IA, 20, 81, %, 20, 81
and 20.
Final report of engineer of con-
struction of c. Brandrup drain No.
ISL, being on file, the board on mo-
ton authorized auditor to issue war;
rant for $952.64 as balance due in
full.
A communication by Engineer E..
Is. Boudinot recommending that
catch basins be built along road in
Fremont township for the purpose
of avoiding the expense Of building
culverts on said road, being on file,
the board on motion authorized en-
gineer to have catch basins built as
recommended.
Report of benefit commissioners
in Classon drainage district No. 1872,
Leksell drainage district No. 1874,
Atkinson drainage district No. 1853
and Tweed drainage district No.
157, being on file, the board on mo-
ton authorized auditor to publish
notice of hearing on said reports.
On motion bond of R. G.. Austin,
engineer in Pabbeldt drainage dis
trict No. 1879 is released. Minutes
of July 18th, August 8, and 6
were read and approved.
On motion board adjourned to-
meet August oath, 1914.
A. J. Peterson, County Auditor
and Clerk Board of Supervisors.
o. N. Sexy, Chairman Board Of
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meet this afternoon at l o't!ocl
p. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION-ACGUST
4TH, 1914.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment, members present SeXy, John
son and Bawden.
This being date fixed in nctic'
published by contractors for bids TO-
construction of Wang drain No. $50
Whalen drain No. 1873 and Elwicl
drain No. 2, the board proceeded tt
open bids on file which were as fol
lows:
For construction of Wang drair
No. 100:
Turpin Bros, labor S1392.36.
Holken & Sweazey, labor S14OO.36
McCoskey & Wolf, labor $1607.00.
Kalvig & Finkenhagen, labor ant
material S249O.11.
National Sewer Pipe Co., materia
$1165.O0.
For construction of Whalen drair
No. 1853:
Geo. F. Widman, labor $1O,771.SO
Turpin Bros, labor $7251.50.
B. F. Sebastian, labor and mater.
ial $33,OS1.9.
B. F. Sebastian, labor $4,000.
Chris Haugstad, labor sS752.50.
Lehigh Clay Products Co., mater
ial $4,000.
Evens & Howard, material $780,
657.65.
Sargent Tile Ditcher Co., labor
s9,647.39.
For construction of Elwick drain
No. 2:
A. J. Jones, $1.OO per ton for
hauling material, Csc per rod for
filling drain.
Geo. F. Widman, labor s4,7S9.10.
Turpin Bros, labor s2,761.5O.
Fardal Bros, labor $4,749.OO.
B. F. Sebastian, labor and mater
ial SIS, $500.
B. F. Sebastian, labor s5,527.S0.
Holkon & Sweazey, labor 3d.
6O5.12.
Chris Haugstad, labor s3,442.50.
McCoskey & Wolf, labor $4,000.
Sam Fiskaa, labor s2,S22.OO.
Kalvig & Finkenhagen, labor 49,
10000.
National Sewer Pipe Co., mater
ial s13,S34.7S.
Lehigh Clay Products Co., mater
ial $13,9270O
The bid of Kalvig & Finkenhag-
an for construction of Wang drain
No. 100, being the lowest bid on
lie, it was moved and seconded that
bid be accepted and contract award
ID, and chairman and county audi
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SUPERVISORS
PROCEEDINGS

Final report of engineer in Ep-
pard drainage district No. LOG be-
ing on file, the board on motion au-
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1914-09-01
PARDON OF MUIR
DERER RECALLS OLD
CASE TO PUBLIC
Calhoun County Slayer Freed by
Board of Parole-John Brown
Convicted of Killing His
Daughter-in-Law.

Lake City, Ia, Aug. 2S.-County
Clerk r. C. Gray, yesterday received
notice that John Brown. who was
sentenced to the penitentiary from
Calhoun county six years ago for
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1914-09-01

The irresolute man Is lifted from
one place to another and hath no
place left to reason. He tlecks from
one egg to another, so hatcheth
nothing, but adde's all his actions.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1914-09-01

Drawing paper at this once.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1914-09-01

Bridge
No. Description of Location
1 26S #. East of NV Corner
Sec. 10 Lincoln Twp.
2 72S IT. South of NV Corner
Of Sec. 10 Lincoln Twp.
3 1900 it. East of NV Corner
Of Sec. 80 Lincoln Twp.
4 600 #. North of VIZ Corner
Of Sec. 80 Lincoln Twp.
5 600 it. North Of VIZ Corner
of Sec. IS Lincoln Twp.
6 u milo East & n mile South
Of NV Cor. Sec. % Lyon
twp.
HOO it. West of NE Corner
Sec. II Lyon Twp.
8 297 #. East of NV Corner Of
of Sec. Lyon Twp.
9 26O it. South Of VIZ Corner
of Sec. sc Lyon Twp.
10 $50 it. East of NJ Corner Of
Sec. SO Lyon Twp.
Il $50 #. West of M Corner of
Sec. 4 Lyon Twp.
q 1900 #. West of NV Corner
of Sec. sc Lyon Twp.
3 1917 #. South & 40 IT. West
of Center Sec. 20 Webster
Twp.
a 10 #. South of Center Of Sec.
3 Webster Township
8 300 #. West Of 81 Corner
Sec. 10 Marion Twp.
6 300 it. East of SA Corner
Sec. 10 Marion Twp.
IL 200 it. North of Sc Corner of
Sec. 20 Marion Twp.
Is ITS it. West of 81 Corner Of
Sec. IA Clear Lake Twp.
9 800 #. South of NE Corner of
Sec. 20 Ellsworth Twp.
o At EA Corner Of NEN of
Sec. 10 Williams Twp.
1 NJ Cor. Sec. Is Williams
Twp.
2 800 it. East of sW Corner
Sec. Liberty Twp.
3 At Center of East Half Sec.
20 Cass Twp.
4 Near Center of EastN Sec.
Fremont Twp.
5 At Center of SEA Sec. 2
Fremont Twp.
6 About 1000 it. w. of Sc Cor.
Sec. 26 independence Twp.
Z About 500 #. East Of SW Cor.
Sec. Is Independence Twp.
Indept -dence Twp.
9 Near Center of Sec. 10 In
dependence Twp.
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Baltimore Ocrliert iUertbpOllc annlt-
IammIlng.

Sir Baltimore peroen oorauSiidt'
lih wert6Oolle &lmiigemGloe per'
loren gebcn inioiern bellte mo NOR
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Ner HinanspIdn ser s. .. z.

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Gintaui6 ser GonponS Scr Grite Sp-
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peroieltt mo lit nod 5peiiGbriger
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glau6en, ooB Oic ueucu Goupon-6rn-
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@eIteru @lorgeu Itarb 9llfreo g.
llpbamL Der superintendent Der
9iarptanO Sdule fiir anoben 5iI
Sod, Ropen Ger 8erItorbene mar
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llpbam mar superintendent Der
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@ohihule in 9Icp-Olnrfet, a. s..
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glarplanO GanierDatian aIiioeiation.

llnter Sen ghdpi3ieu ser qMarp-
lon0 CONFEDERATION gIiiociation", ipel-
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9errn 9HSponser BON Ser IA. @arO
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Ue6urtstag oes SanOespaters geiei-
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Sin beariinOeter gsrptelt.

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