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Abbeville progress., 1915-10-09
Cannv Scot.

Jack MacTavisb and two English
friends went out on the loch on a fish
ing trip, and 1t was agreed that the
first man to catch a fish should pay
for dinner. AS MacTavish was known
to be the best fisherman thereaborts,
his friends took considerable delight
In assuring him that he had as good
as lost already.
An, dye KEN" said Jack in speak.
ing OF it afterward, bath O. them had
a guild bite, an wis sac mean they
widna' pu' in"
Then you lost?" asked the listener.
"Oh. no, I didn't pit ony bait on my
hook. Exchange.
Abbeville progress., 1915-10-09
Taxes Called to Avert Deficit

Austin. Tex-Iu order to avert, II
possible. a deficit N the state treas
ury. Comptroller II. B. Terrell Friday
addressed a letter to the 249 tax col
lectors in Texas urging upon them to
remit at once all tax collections. Col
lection of 1915 taxes began Friday
throughout the state
Abbeville progress., 1915-10-09
Gixind Them AWAY.

Neighbors Little Girl-When did
you get back. Mrs. Spruggins?
Mrs. Spruggns-Why. child. I
haven't been away.
Neighbors little Girl-That's fun
nv. heard mother say you and Mr..
Spruggins nd been at Loggerheads
for q week
Abbeville progress., 1915-10-09
Part-Sinulnu.

Charles w. Eliot, formerly president
OF Harvard. in deIigHtfu' essay on
The Happy Life says ne mas been
told that one OF the greatest known
pleasures comes to people who snare
in part-singlng. All singers can verify
he truth OF this statement. Part.
singing brings wonderful exhilara
ton, a rare exaltation of spirit.
Abbeville progress., 1915-10-09
Or. Dumba Sails for Home.

New York. - DR.. CQnstantin T.
Dumba, Austro-H Hungarian ambassa-
dor to Washington. who was recalled
at the request of President Wilson.
sailed for home Tuesday on the Hol-
land-American liner Nieuw Amster-
dam. under a safe conduct arrange
ment made by the state department.
Abbeville progress., 1915-10-09
Saw Mill Fire Loss Is Great.

Zwolle. La.-Firo that originated in
the filing room at the plant of the Sa-
bine Lumber Company and was fan
ned by high wind Thursday night de-
stroyed the saw mill. capacity 10000
feet, and dry kilns. causing a loss es-
timated at between s15O.0OO and $780,
900.
Abbeville progress., 1915-10-09

to the shape of the head. At the left
side a fan, made Of wide blue velvet
ribbon, set together in three rows
gives the required height. The feath'
ers fall with their own natural grace
about the head at the sides and back,
and the toque is exceptionally becom-
ing.
Both these hats may be worn by
women of middle age. and the all
feather turban Is designed for them.
The richness OF the darker furs, used
as shown in the picture, make the
high-crowned turban trimmed with
them a distinctly good model for the
matron.
lula BOTTOMLEY.
Abbeville progress., 1915-10-09
Anron Is Model.
JULIA soTTOMLEY.

The humble kitchen apron has been
the inspiration for many smart semi
princess designs; the pinafore or our
childhood days mas reappeared in the
sashed overdresses of checked, striped
or plain taffeta, and the dainty. frilly
apron OF miladys maid appears on
afternoon and dance frocks. The finest
OF laces are used for the lattex.
Abbeville progress., 1915-10-09
TweIve-Cent Cotton.

Houston, Tex.-Twelve cents was
the official quotation for cotton, mid
ding grade. en- the Houston Cotton
Exchange Tuesday. and when that
point was reached Houston became
the highest spot market in the South.
Abbeville progress., 1915-10-09
Increase Pay From I to S Cents.

Paris.-The chamber of deputies in
five-minute session Friday voted
unanimously for increasing the pay of
private soldiers from 1c to &c per
day. The chamber also voted 10000
600 francs $14.OOO.OOO) to provide for
the increase
Abbeville progress., 1915-10-09
His Turn Cominu.

Why do you go out rowing with
that man7 He thinks it's funny to rock
the boat"
I've heard so" replied the athletic
girl. Il took a dislike to him the first
time saw him. and I'm just dyini
for an excuse to hit him over the hea
with an oar. ar."-Washington Star.
Abbeville progress., 1915-10-09
Ferquson Reappoin.s e. q. Gore.

Austin. Textile governor has re-
appointed E. y. Gore as a member Of
the state board of water engineers,
the appointment being for a six-year
term
Abbeville progress., 1915-10-09
STOP THAT HACKING COUGH.

Mansfield (fotmerly Hungarian)
Cough Balsam heals the inflamed and
lacerated membranes and quiets the
tickling nerves that lie underneath the
infected portions. Invaluable for ba-
bies. Price Csc and 50c.-Adv.
Abbeville progress., 1915-10-09
He and She.

She-Have you ever read Lives -
the Hunted?"
He-No: what's II about-bach-
elors?-New York Post.
Abbeville progress., 1915-10-09
ERysrPELAs AND cHLpLAIys

AlIeNlated and cured bY the use OF
Tetterine. 1t is an old established and
well known remedy for Eczema Tct-
ter. Ground Itch (the cause of Hook
Chaps. Chafes and other forms OF skin
diseases.
j. r. Maxwell. Atlanta. Ga. says: IT
suffered agony with severe case of
eczema. Tried six different remedies
and was In despair. when neighbor
told me to try Shuptrine's Tetterine.
After using 50 worth OF your Tctterine
and soap I am completely cured. / can
not say too much In it's praise"
Tetterine at druggists or by mail soc.
Soap 2Sc. j. T. Shuptrine. Savannah.
Ga. Adv
Abbeville progress., 1915-10-09
Location.

What was the weight OF that fish
you were talking about all summer
Which fish, inquired the unblush-
ing boaster. The one | had on my
line or the one only had on my
mind7"
Abbeville progress., 1915-10-09

0possum farming for the fur of the
animals has passed the experimental
stage In Australia
Abbeville progress., 1915-10-09
LADIES'!
CAPUDINE-

For Aches, Pains and Nervousness
IT IS NOT A NARCOTIC OR DOPE
Gives quick relief-Try it-Adv.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-19

I5al1gcrin idlieBlid) SIT elmer 3ugabe
oent III ibrer normcgilhcn Wlltter.
iprodc porgctrogeslc1 u9serfen".
Inns mill idcine1, BOB sic sdnae.
rim 1iell1als lnarl1cr, inniger, hers.
lider lun0 trel1er fang, ols mcnl1 liz
in ibrer ~gelie6ten M1ltterlprad)e Dor
trllg, l1r1o idpn alleill sic Sbatiode
bab Sliue TremltaO nod sd)lllb bcl
Orei rein oelttlden Mbtheilltngcn Oes
Eroaran1nls als 3llgn6e fcill oeut.
ides, lonoern ei,t ifanoinapiides
2ieo mablte, ldbt mtf Sen @ertl
|ihlieben ben Sic 5angerin ibrer
Ml,tteriprade beileat. Sat ser bier
ten aus fiilf ifa11oihapiIden 2icoerll
tbeltebetoen =g(btbeilllltg
morerl 1idlt lulr @erltalto lruo 5inl1
III 0em Gortrag pcrtretca; 11el11 oas
@er5 Scr 5angerm iang nit; tire
2ie6c an sic Sd)oIle u1O an oas 9alto,
'oas lie ei11it ais &ino oils Gaterlallo
lab, lpirftc elcmcntar nit.
GaB sic Sangcrill iibrigens it'd
iclblt IN prad)tppllcr @eiie 8eltltng
SIT p%erld1affen per tebt, 0as bemies lie
geiterlt sslbenb ltngefabr i11 Ser Mitte
ocs 9rogram1l,. Sic manbte. lih nod
Ser red}tcl1 ~nproeren Settle bes 9ltbli=
flln1s llno crflarte, bob bas Militern
GINGER BORT lteenoer Gerionen mab=
rerro ibres Singe,s lie lil1ol1gc1e6m
ltore.s @on jcnen sllrgenblif ab aber
NOR oas Iliiltern p%eridmutocl1.
SSll oer1 lestel1 3pfll,s Ser ameri=
falliid)en 2ieoer 6at ms oas geraOe
sur ietigen 3eit iebr ~5eitaenlabe al1c-
rifaniide &riegslieo uTenting to-
night" aln 9citell gefalle1. slm
S6luB ser brittcn 2ieoerabtbeilllng
mltroc scr Sdil1gerin Elm pradtpoler
@%llnnenitraub m1f Der 9iibne iiber=
reidi.
Sic idnpieriee &lapier49egIeitlug
III meiiterbafter @eile polt
elmer Softer al,sgefiibrt. gs NOR
cine mabre 2ltlt, bas barl1oniidle gu.
iamme1ripiel Der 5a119ern1 nit DEM
8egleiter 81 beo6adten.
Ger IrizGitp Mf1iical elliociotion,
melde bie sangerin nod bier bradte,
aber gebiilrt Ser Can't offer Wl1iif<
frcl1noe Ser 3rei=Staote llno ser lint
gegen0. Srot Ser Gbatlade, Oab bas
@al1s bis allf Sen letten Nlab gefuut
mar, biirfte infolge Ser polf5t6iin1-
liden Ereiic Oes &on5erts, fein
l1eberld)ub er5ielt mprOcn lein. M11-
o%ernfalls Itebt felt, Oab Die l1nterneh<
met allh feline ft1an5ieae gi1rbube
SIT erleioen ba6en merocn.
81. s. IS.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-19
11cbcrtricbcnc @eididjtc.

Die gelter1t Nodmittag bon bem
repltblifanii6e1t 8latt iibcr Su6n Si-
dep, Maitglieb Ser Sira1ta bon SideD
8ros. beroffentlidte @elbidte iiber
Griigelei u1tb Mllto-llnfaq lit rielig
ilbertriebelt.
56reiber 6ieicr 3eilen NOR in Ser
Noli5eilpahe 8llgegen, als Serr Sobn
SideD in Begleitllng 'oes Serrn 8nlff
bonn bieiigen Noitamt iomie George
9bl1tb BON SEQ. 1923 gotpbith StraBe
l,n0 Noli5ilt Nan0olpb erid)ie1cn. Ser
jll11ge &idep batte an Der 3. ut1O
MSain stroBe Stuff init iei1em Mlt.
tonlobil o~llgefnbren. Gl1tb glal1bte,
'einen s(rn1brlteb erliffen 81 baben,
apas d6er ntdt Der Sal mar. Ole
gauge 9(ngclegetl6eit tpar cine Chill
lade, mic lie tdgIih lato itiinolth bor-
fomnnt. Mle I6rigen gnoelltunae11
lnO Germutbnngen III Dem Ylrttfel
Der enelii6e1 3eitulrg el1tbebren ieo-
@rnn0lage.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-19
9cutidlcs s1eater.

9ead)oem Bic erlte @orl teallllg inn
Sllrner Bru1ro Spernbol1s 10 gut ub-
geidnitten bot, iteben mir bieie @obe
i'm 3eid)c11 ser 5lpeiten. Die gegebe11e
erite M%uffiibrlng uSl1fanterilt Eflall.
me" fat ge5eigt, DOB Sltterei1e fir
Oas 3eutibe Ibeater porballoen lit
mo lollte man boh beiti1nrmt anneb-
men, BOB bic gori telll1ng ont 5on1ts
tag, Sen "a. Sftpber, al1sperfauft lem
miro. s1t 0ieiem Gage miro zines
Ser t6eroorraeertoiten 2uitlpiele souf=
sefii6rt, meldles on allen groben Ibe-
atern 3eutlhlanos iplpie gmerifas
llod im11cr ouf Dem Nepertoir ltebt
uno perbiirgen ldDon sic Mar1e1 Der
Ml1toren cine allsge5eidnete geoiege11e
@aare. Die Iig11ren Des 5tiides
tiino olcs m%lsaemoblte Gbaraftere,
uno babe1 mir IN inherent gnienrble
gera0e bic p~allell0iten 3arlteQer fir
lold)e Gollen. ga iinb Sic 3amen
2ouile 8riidfner, Margaretbe Iarou>s
I1nD genocr, Martba @al1b6erg To-
mie Die &erren al1rt 8orib, 1peld)er
an lebten Sonntag einel1 10 groBen
.grfolg als S%llfanterilt Nflaume arf=
5lnpeil len batte, 0ab n1p1l gar nibt on
oers lagen fann, er miro Der cille1
9folle cine al1oerc ebe11lo quite folge1
lalien. 9(nd Die Serren 8iaiom
Miibl6on, Sanes griidner, Oscar
5offman> @inp SCHUBERT, @etnrih
2oemenfefb. llno nid}t gu bergelien
6ran 8e1gler, apeltbe lire &llnlt in
liebenslpiiroi9iter @eiie in sen 9ienlt
Der Sad)e geltellt bat. Sites in 9(lenl,
ei11 genuBreider slbeno itebt ul1s be-
Dor, %berlal1nlt ollo nibt, oemielbcn
lebr 5a6lreid) bei5umobnen. Ser 8or=
p%erfatf begil1nt am 9onl,erstog in
Sanien's Drug Store.
@ie lt1s f~erter aus ser Gbeater-
fanslei be11tc mitgetbeilt miro, fat lih
Bic @eieaihaft m11u1ebr fonItituirt.
Mlle Weitglieoer merben nod bier i'm
2alfe Der @ohe iiber1ieDeln 1tl1b ols
1apenporter I6eatcrGeIeli6aft bie
rmliegetloe1 Stoote mitbereiien. Die
2eitung 0es gelommten l1nterneb-
mems liegt in SEN Salnoen Scr Ser
rem @iaiam Wiilbabn l1no Satnes
grilcfner, melde on bieler STEELE
no6mals Die gerltherlng ubgeben
modterL Bob lie ltets oas 8clte bonn
geIten 81 %bringen ben1iibt fem tper<
ben. M1r ne1lne11 bon sen in Mns-
iidt gellommenan Stiidel1 80 ioiele
Nseiber, y9ic 9(n11o=2iie," uMltzSei<
oefberg", uGobert rnb 9ertram",
Sumner felte o%ruff", uMinna bon
9arnbelm", Ser @oloonfel bon
Mlasfa" etc.
Qud iiao sic Iireftoren gcrn be-
reit, 8iinide ptn Seite1 Dcs 8albli=
fllms elltgegell5unebrnen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-19
enperptioren= 8eb5roc.

Sa1 Ser gc1terll Madmittag .afee-
faltcnelt regelmaBiaen monatlitben
lSisu1tg Ser Sltpcrpi loren-@ ebor0e
bon Scott Gountp ausroe beidloilcn,
Mngebote sum- 2cgen bon 2inolclln1
fiir Sen Gcrbm1ollmgslaal i'm oitli-
6cn Gbeile oes @eridtsgehdltocs mo
fiir Die Mlatformcn bes H%id)terlises
ltl,o Der sSSl1rp I'M mcltlid)en Ger)ano-
lllngs5innler cil15llfor0crn.
9ie Mngehate mililct Ills Sonl1=
abell0, Ben %. Sftuber, 9sadmtittaas
lln slpei l1hr eil1gclmtfen iein. 3n
iener 3eit tritt Bic 9eborbe int Glc-
l1aro1sl6ub 5u%lanrnel1.
9is 5u oeriel6cn 3eit miiiien alld)
Mngcbntc fir cine llel1c @abelpanne
III Der 6ral1cl1abtbeillulg oes st. 60
berts @oipitals fir anitedenbe
&ranfbeiten cingclaufen lein.
Snbn Seghers BON @i1fielo Smpl,-
ibip llllo Iranf Stidptcr BON 4rince=
ton Iorpni6ip erid)ienen perlonlih
Dor Ser gehoroe luno mad1telt 6orbe-
rl,11gen fiir Sbiere, Sic ihlpclt bnrd)
5lt1be getootct lporell, geltelro. grs
lterem mllrocn $12 u10 2cbteren1 SO
5l1aelprode1.
Die @ehoroc naIun cille Melnl1ltion
all %6er5nfolge 5Sralt Soiepbil1e 3im=
merntam Sic l1l1terbalt1lnQsfoiten
ibrer beibcn ailroer inn Stootss@ui=
ien6alts bis sllr ,3citoal1cr oes /. 900
pcnl6er %crlaiien mnroe.
Stir oas Gl1artal bonn 1. SSSlrli
1915 bis 8llll1 80. September 1915
hot Scott Goll1tp on folgenoc
5taats -sNititlltc sic folaenoen @etra-
&c fir Natienten BON Scott County
SIT cntri6ten:
Oct. 4leaiant 5tote @oipi-
tai $500. 80
@atlenbeim 2532.S2|
Iri1fcrbeiIanltalt &lrorpiae 327.5O|
ssslloepe1loent State Solpital S4.00]
>5tate 5anitorilm 9afoale 107.02
Sir Tornler's sSSrititute, melhe IN
0ieiem Nobre a6gebolten m1roen, be-
lpiligte bie Wehoroe $75. 8on oiclerJ
5ltlr11e %e1tfollen ie $25 altf 0ie Sur
mer's Snltitute SIT 9iron, @l0ri0ge
l1no 4rinceton.
Die geh0roe 6ot Sen ao1traft 1l1o
Bic @iirgideit ser 2ittig Gonltrl1c=
tlon Gompanp sur @rabirl1ng un6
Sl1ltaQirung BON 9riicfe1 an Ser Ht=
Der to Niper HuaO smiihen Scott l1l0
Wf1scatine Gpl1l1tp g~ntgebeiBen.
Scott nrb Mel1scoti1e Counties tbei=
len 1i6 in bie Soften.
1esglei6en 6at Sic 8e6Dr0e Sen
&ontraft Der Mattbes Goal Company
fiir aoblenliefcrlt1g Bis 5ltm Mai
1916 glitgebeiben.
Die 6oroerl1ng BON s. s. Council
bon 9l1tler 5omnfhip I'M 8etroge
BON 1926 sur &id)tigltelll1ng elmer
Ourh 0elicn Tarm lollTenoel1 2alr6-
ltraBe muroe beapilligt.
Sic @eborSe %bertaate iid Zig sum
1. g%sopenlher, N~eadJmittags I'M olpei
l1br.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-19
GtnebDr u.s.

Sine Dor ynt1plo1e M.
belt uno 8aterlonbsliebe aellgenbe
fbrqDe, SGT 1T Dom Scatter gana d6l<
berorbentli4 belobnt morber, nam1id
tour4 8~eSleibung oes @ilernen areu.
5es. Mm 81. Mai frei1ten atpei
feinolibe 5lieger iiber ser 8obnlinie
+M$unoenbeim- &beingDnne uno bat
ten auf einige Gntfernung einen boll=
beiebten unb in 5abrt befinoli9en
3ug entbedt. Sbrem {Muftrdge gemaB
lteben fte auf bas @i1enbobngleis mebz
rere Bpmben falen, bic bas @leis
cut elmer Strede ton iiber 100 Mtr.
polftdnDig aerit0rten. Ser Merffiib=
Ter Safob Nolt aus @rpbz@ erau Be-
fonb it9 in manufacturers NGbe Ser
@rploiionsitelle unb obnte lpfort, Dob
ppbl Elm MilitGr5ug fd1ig iein tDnn@
te. @r lief oes1alb in grDbter Gile
na4 Ser etpa flint Minllten entferr-
ten Signal6rude uno itelte eigenz
md9tig bas Signal auF 9alt. Scr
tnrs oarauf anbraulenbe 3ug tonnte
Md reht5eitis feline Jabrt unterbre-
then unb entging buour6 elmer @nt=
gleiiungsgefabr. 9te Gtienbabnper
pnltrng getpdbrte benz tpoderen Muns
lie aunGdit eine mfebnli9e @elo1penz
be, uno auf ibren 8eriht bin bat Der
Scatter ibm ieBt bas Giierne Rreua
9peiter &la1e en- i@par3peibe1i
8un6e berlieben.
Sir bnS aaben Der Dbltz.
bampfer, bic Don @uatemalasnab ben
8er. Stadten ober europa fabren,
erbalten Die @%ingeborenen einen aobn
bon 81 per Sag, elf nal 70 pieI, ols.
na9 ben einbeimif6en geleben Der.
Sagelo9n betrogen ioll.
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1tebufaG.

Ser ctma 20iabrigc S. Mamlin
nur0e .geltern M6eno bon 9eteffib
Quinn ltn0 Noli5iit Na1m perbaftet.
Mamlin ioll Inn $50 l1br geltern
Mbeno ben IN 9ienltet1 Der Seiffert
2lpmber Company lteben0cn @bauf=
feur gggers an. Der 6ro1lt lt1o Mprtle
,StraBe ~iiberfallen u13 nit einem &e=
polber, Ser BET %ieitler 8erbaftltng
l1ebit 5oblreidcn 8atronen gefllnoen
nl1roe, iib%erfa1len baben. @ggers err
flart, @omlin babe ibn ollfgefor0ert,
ibn na6 Ser pberen 5tabt Sit fabren.
3ariiber lei es 5lt ei11em @ortrpe6lcl
%gefpnnnlelt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-19
Slut nrnier oes 3. s. 6.

Nn Dem geIItern Mbero IN 'oem So
fal u%l1ntcr Den 2inoel1" a6geboltenen
monatliden 5fat-Ilrnier ocs 3o=
1penport Sfatfllbs nabmen SO Spie=
Ter tbeil. 1ie fplgerrOen @~en5elritter
aingen ols 5ieger aus 0em Iltrnier
bernpr:
/. Getcr Ml1lf, 30 %ecponnene
Spiele;;
2. Senrp @repe, 794 Gln,s;
3. &enrp 8ieb, @er5lSolo ,gegen
feds, Shneiber;
q. Otto gd6arot, is g%eponnene
5piele;
5. s. g. 9ekn1anll, 673 Nlus;
6. Sons &agcn, 100 Tunfte, bod),
ties Spiel;
Z. $. 5teffen, areu5tonrnee o5l1e
adt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-19
Gil1bredter itatteten bprueltl

@inbreder ltattetelt porgeltert
glbenb Inn 1885 ben Seine BON
Serrn 9(lbert Sblien bon 9so. 6 Garf
Game ei11en 8elu6 ab l,lpo erbelttetcn
SdNnudla6en nl1b 8arael0 int @ers
tie bon 5uiomnen 5000. Gon Sen
'Ginbredern, apelde lid, 0ltrh cine
Sintertbiir gingaltg perldafftct, fcblt
ieOe Spur.
Die 9apenporter 9oli3ei ber=
boftete geltern o1,f 8elhmeroe bon
Syrau emma &albbe bon geo.524 @eIt
Is. 5traBe Gbris. gerrD bon @ettel1s
oorf unter Der Mnflage, BIC 17jdbri-
sc &utb &lrbbe om lebten 6reitag ol1s
benz elterliden Seim fortgelodt 81
'bnben. @errD miro bel1te Maorgel1
Elm @erbor babcn.
- Dr. @ape, 8abnar5t, Security
Building. 8(gln5.)
SIN ser geitern o~bgebaltenen re=
.gelmdBigen gibl1t1g bes Davenport
&otarp Clubs muroe beidloiien, iid
bente M6elt6 in corpprc al Ser @lfs
Mimitrel @%or1telluta i'm 9llrtis
0pernbalts 81 betbeilige11. Sic @or=
lte1ungen finoen belte> 111orgen ms
|iibermorgen 1tatt. Inter ben 0orltel-
lern befinoen fid audi flint Gota-
rians.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-10-19

Galtor .. $. @orr1 bon ser
oeutlhlntberiid)en 3reieinigfeitsge=
mei1toc trontc geltern Nadmittog Inn.
2:3O llbr 6rm1 grneltine @nlllt bon
Siio Inafna, So, NIT Serrn 4eter
3opf Don Moren9o, Sa. Die Iral1=
ing puroe i'm Seine BON @errl1 l1no
Irol George 9rnnQllell bon SEQ.
1011 @eit IA. StroBe poG3ooen.
SEER s3npf betreibt cine Speiiepirtb=
ibaft in Mnrengo.
Merhants gransfer & Storage
20. Ielepbon 855. Qna.)
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-02-25

and section thirty-two, township 156,
range 81, beg leave to report that we
have done so and would recommend
the erection of two lift. steel re-en-
forced concrete bridges with lift.
have an 18ft. roadway.
Respectfully submitted,
(Signed) T. H. Maloney,
D. D. McNaughton.
Dated at Devils Lake, N. D.,
February 18th, 1915.
To the Hon. Board of County Commits
sioners, Ramsey County, N. Oak.
Gentlement:
We your committe appointed to in
vestigate the location and report as
to the necessity Of a bridge across the
coulee IN the section line between the
southwest (sw) quarter of section
five (5) and the northwest (nw) quart
er of section eight (8), township 158,
range 60, beg leave to report that we
have done so and would recommend
the erection of a loft. steel re-en-
forced concrete bridge with 12ft. pill
lings, to be ST. in the. clear and to
have an 18ft. roadway.
Respectfully submitted,
(Signed) John E. Thelin,
T. H. Maloney /.
Dated at Devils Lake, N. D. this
18th day Of February, 1915.
Moved by commissioner johnson
seconded by commissioner Gessner
that the foregoing reports be accepted
as read.
Moved by commissioner johnson
seconded by commissioner Maloney
that the auditor be instruced to adj
vertise for four steel REINFORCED con-
crete bridges in accordance with plans
and specifications on file with the
county auditor as follows:
Two 12ft. bridges with 14ft. pill
ings to be aft. in the clear and to
have an 18ft. roadway on the town
ship line between section five (6).
township 155, range Ga and section
thirty-two 1927 township 156, range
One 16ft. bridge, 12ft. billings to
be 3ft. in the clear and to have an
18ft. roadway on the section line be-
tween the swA of section five (5)
and the northwest (nw) quarter OF
section eight (8), township 1853, range
63.
One 16ft. bridge, lift. billings to
be 3Mft. in the clear and to have
an 18ft. roadway on the section line
between the southwest (sw) quarel
Of section thirty (30) and the north
west a(nw) quarter of section. (31)
toWnship.157, range CO.. Bids to be
opened at tn capri 9Th meeting.
Carried. All voting yes.
Moved and carried that the follow,
ing bills be allowed and warrant.
ordered drawn in payment of same al
follows:
e. M: Iago, to mileage and
conveyance in R. Alden case. $51.3l
C. o. johnson, services as coun
ty commissioner and mileage 25.7I
John p. Thelin, services as
county commissioner and
mileage g.. OF
7. II. Maloney, services as coun
ty commissioner and mileage 22.Ol
ID .McNaughton, services as
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1915-02-25
III [CO.COnNISS|Ou[RS PROCEEDINGS
Adjourned Meeting of the County Board at Devils Lake,
Ramsey County, North Dakota

The Adjourned meeting of the
Board of County Commissioners of
Ramsey county, North Dakota.
Tuesday, February 16, 1915.
The Board met at 2 o'clock pm.
pursuant to adjournment. Present
commissioners, johnson, Thelin, Ma
loney, McNaughton and Gessner.
The minutes of the previous meet
ing were read and approved.
1t. was moved by commissioner
johnson and seconded by commission
er Maloney that the bond of the First
National Bank of Crary, N. D. with
the National Surety Company of
New York, as surety in the sum Of
$4,000. 90 be approved. Carried. All
voting yes.
A petition signed by S. N. Over
BIO asking to have the 1914 assessed
valuation on the WIZ swA section
SO, township 157. range Sd, containing
80 acres reduced in the sum of 1853.
90. Moved by commissioner Johnson
and seconded by commissioner Malo-
ney that the foregoing request be
granted.
Carried. All voting yes.
A petition signed by Henry R..
Moore asking to have the assessed
valuation on the nwA less part plat
ted and tract sold in section 2, town
ship 153, range "a for the reason that
this tract was assessed on a bisis of
;l22.37 acres and only contains 83.45
acres was read. . 1t was moved by
commissioner Maloney and seconded
by commissioner johnson that the
foregoing request be granted.
Carried. All voting yes.
A petition signed by W. H. Reid
asking this board to instruct the audi
tor to issue him a refunding order in
4ihe sum of $15.74, same being the
amount of taxes paid on excessive
acreage for the years 1912 and 1913
on the nwA, M neA & sell neA
of section Is, township 153, range 81
was read.
Il was moved by commissioner Ma
4oney and seconded by commissioner
McNaughton that the foregoing re-
quest be granted.
Carried. All, voting yes.
A petition signed by j. H.. Fife
asking this Board to reduce the as
sessed valuation Of his personal pro
perty in Freshwater township for tn
reason that said property is assessed
out of proportion to other persona
property assessed in this township
was read.
Moved by commissioner Gessne
and seconded by commissioner Nc
Nauehton that the personal propert!
valuation of J. II. Fifer in Fresh
water township be reduced iron
S1O75.O 90 to $40O. 90.
Carried. All voting yes.
A petition signed by Joseph Ryal