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can't hit anything. Let's rush the place"
 Guided by the sound of the shooting Dick and his party, led by Tomas, came rapidly upon the scene of the valiant defense of the stockade by the Chlnaman. Secretlng themselves where they could watch the affair without being seen, they held il con sultation.
 That's Gnu in there holding them at bay" announced Dick. of course we have got to go to his rescue. but we want to do 1t in such way that We will not lose any of our party. We had better remain hidden here for few moments and see if some thing doesn't happen that will give us an advantage. As long aS Gnu remains where he is they cannot hurt him, therefore they will be driven to the necessity to making a rush in or der to get at him. Well, when that takes place we can rise up and give them n volley before they know we are anywhere about The surprise will knock them of their feet and we will he able to clean them out before they can regain their wits" Tomas however. had another plan. and they all agreed with him. after he had told them of if.
 AS the ruffians argued Tomas led the others to n bluff toward the rear of the stoCkadc. while the Indian opened fire on Roper, who stood sen try for the outlaws. Then Dick and his companions dashed unnoticed around to the rear of the Stockade. Tomas gaining it openly.
 Scarfaee was not bit discouraged by Tomas joining Gnu. He had not seen the others and. impatient to end the scrimmage. shouted
 Come on--rush 'em. There's only two"
 Confident that they could quickly overcome the lone pair within the shelter. the outlaws set m cheer and quickly prepared to follow the : plan of Scarfacc With the idea of
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impreSSing the two whom they were to attack with the futility of making further resistance, they fired several volleyS at the place and then Scar face raised his voice
 If you fellows in there will iav down your arms and come out in sight with your hands in the air We will not hurt you" he called. hoping to hrlbe them into surrender by his lying promises. Furthermore. if you will join us We will take you along and give you your share of the loot" His only answer were two whoopS of dis dain and defiance
 He heap liar" Tomas told Gnu. If he could get his hands on us hc would skin us alive and hugh while he was doing it. If they make an attack we will hold them on until Dick and his people jump on them"
 Me got um big stick knife all sharp for Scarface," grinned the Ce- lestlal, When he come here Gnu chop : his head off ali samee chicken" Re
  pair calmly waited for the beginning of the attack which they well knew could not long he delayed
 The outlaws rushed out into the open. to run into a hail of bullets that sent them Scurrying back the Kid with bullet in his shoulder. while Scarface had his hat shot on In. able to understand the endorsements the stockade must have received. they retreated back into the woods to form a new plan.
 scarface wasn't long Idle He or dered his men to bring couple of fin cans. and with sticks of giant pow der and pieces of fuse he soon had fashioned t"o formidable bombs.
 llandis Ee bomb to Scrcweye. he told P throw It from one d. rects he threw his from an.
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CHAPTER VI.
At the Foot of the Cliff


 fhr next afternoon l went te Paul Str.et and found NJ, Dubois at home
 When explained that wanted to secure two paSsagcS to St Bnnitaee his broVs contracted
 .bieu. So yaa. teo. are going to the Chateau puehaiue" :" he exclaimed. .'IS there hot room fer i've more on the boat of Captain buhamel> =
 Why do you suppose that l am % ing {" th" Chateau puchaiueta in qHired aHgrils
 He tlared ID loe eRiable :" he burst oHt. Do you suppose all Quebec does not kuou what k in the wind BHf since Xuu are ~o ignorant. monsieur, l viii enfish.eH Xeu. Let uS subpo>e thaf The aIairs oi NJ Charles pu chaine have interested 5 gentleman If business and politics whom We will eall NJ LcroaN, just for the sake "t giving him I name. yun understand he resumed. looking af me malieteuSlN And this M lcrnux imasines that there k more than spruce tmbcr to be found oa the >cjsHlory Bien. but con >tder further that this NJ Eer0uX is | mole aS Ne ea'l our politicians here II would uui SUI. aim La appear epruI} in such m enI,fpriSaz
 @E,t as ~3t 1hen tbat h. arranGrs with eaptH pahomsl ,e convey hs> pae1y to Sy tonjtacc, to which point he Uilt go Se1refty LA =aneEhcr route
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"i MARRIED THEM"

Paul Hewlett. lettering at night in Madison square New York, is approached by an Eskimo dog. Ht follows the dog te a sauhlins house and meets the animals mistress coming out with a large amount of money She Is beautiful and in dis tresS and he follows her After protecting her from two as@sulants he takes her in charge, and puts her in his ewn rooms for the rest of the night He returns Il little later to find murdered man In his rooms and Jacqueline daGed with her memory gone. He decides to protect Jacuueline. gets rid of the hody and prepares to take her to Quebec iu q search for her home Simon IerouX. searching for Jae- aueline for some uufrieudiv pur- pose. finds them but Hewlett evades him Hewlett cnlls the girl his sister In Quebec ne learns that she k the daughter Of d rcaluse tn the wilds, Charles puchaiae
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Aar. And then when Tomas co hy the thrnat- The ased speaking and drew his with gr'n.
 slm." gritted Dick. Il have \ before this because We are sle and don't like to kill our F,ept IL is an open fight
 have a chance to defend But after the way he ere in the sand l wouldn't ger to save him If you had .ur power"
 lile Gnu. within his stock been n host unto himself. Ahnt should he surrender ar wered he could expect nath- path at the hands of the des- ..S without. he fought an with Indifference of an Oriental es that all things are fore and will end in the foreor- Y. The belief that his white d come to their deaths at of Scarsace made him boil
 and nothing would have m better than to have been terminate the whole outlaw r would have tramped out a sgipers. Still. playing his q and unasslsted as he was. new that in the end num-
 reynli and that he would
 lied ar oyerpowered., Ills yas that he might kill
 his foes before this hap
 encouraged hy that hope IF an inStaH; relaxed his
 fense of the stoekade.
 ing from one place and
 hnd up to this time kept
 nt n distance. hut finally
 ,iected a ruse.
 it's a hlun." he sdd to
 There can't be mr ~s than
 q that stockad6 nd he
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scouting along the top of in search of Dick and his card the shooting as the out .eked the stockade and peer The edge caught sight of the is all but submerged hy the
 wave receded. he recognized and their weak struggles they yet were alive.
 over the edge of the cliff @.e. he ran along to where * deepened and leaped out Sea. Swimming to shore. he A' of the boards Scarfnce had iiE the graves and started
 k out. but Dick notioned s oily first. The Indian re- e,rl and dragged her to n
 fety and then dug out the ne minute later and they aa been drowned but they
 cred their strength and the
 ng increased. all started
 hcach.
 pIck told Tomas of their
 journey through the noun
 ,he bosom of the subter- iver. and how they had nr- the ocean worn out by their I and terrific experience In rkneSs. The Indian listened until he had finished. then Scarfnce one heap devil.
 him and his fellows think dead and they will moi look Sn when we catch m with ran jump on fhrir hack like Hons when thes no think
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EPISODE NO. IA.
 IT HAS GONE BEFORE.

key to the location of buried I chart flag cut up and divided lre among six adventurers. Dick have one piece and Scarface a
 kills Polly's father. gets her srts after the treasure Other an Dick and they pursue Scar @ Gulf of Mexico. battling han ostile Aztecs. They aie cap raft hy Scarface and left their necks on the beach to the rising tide
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1919-08-06
Extra Meeting Of the County Board,
Cook County, Minnesota.

Pursuant to notice the County Board
of Cook County. Minnesota, met on the
oath day of July, 1919, at 10 CLOCK a..
m.
Members present - Commissioners
Allen. Bally, Jacobson, Peterson and
Chairman Engelson, being all of said
Board.
The meeting was called for the pur-
pose of receiving and considering bids
for $4,000 of the County's Road bonds
to be issued upon the terms and con-
ditions specified in the resolution adop-
ted by the County Board of said County
at it's meeting held on the 18th day of
May, 1919.
The following bid was received:
Wells-Dickey Company-bid of par
and accrued interest.
On motion of Commissioner Bally,
seconded by Commissioner Jacobson the
following resolution was adopted:
Whereas, the bid of Wells-Dickey
Company of Minneapolis, Minnesota, for
the purchase of the $4,000 Road and
Bridge bonds, dated May /, 1919, COM
plies with the terms of sale and is by
the Board deemed most favorable,
Now Therefore, Be it Resolved that
said bid of said Wells-Dickeyz Company
be and the same hereby is accepted and
said bonds awarded TO them.
The roll being called said resolution
was adopted by the following Vote
Ayes, Allen, Bally, jacobson, Peterson
and Chairman Engelsen.. Nays, none.
1t was moved and carried that an
appropriation of $500 or SO much
thereof as shall be necessary he made
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1919-08-06
STATE OF MINNESOTA,
County OF Cook. y
IN DISTRICT COURT,
Eleventh Judicial District
Northern Counties Land Conn
pany. a Minnesota Corpora
ton, ~ $$%.GS59i5 81 .;5

Northern Counties Land Com-
pany. a Minnesota Corpora
ton, ..s ss. s. ss
John r. Weeks. Harris McIver. Il. 81 &;
William NJ. Campbell. Mary e. 81
=. Hallock. sole heir and
devisee OF l.. j. Emery, de- 1929
ceased and all other persons .
or parties unknown, claiming 4
any right, title. estate, lien or
interest in the real estate de- t.. Z
scrlbed in the complaint. -.
% Defendants.
Notice Of Referee Sale
Whereas. Judgment was duly rem
aSoye e ntHrsd ana ana;o docketed in the
gay OF June. A. D.. 1919. for partition
ana sale OF the lands, and premises
hereinafter described. and,
Whereas. said Judgment duly appoin-
Minnesota. Referee for the purpose Of
scrlbed in Said judgment. to-wit:
The North Hall. of the Northeast
1aa aa,t; Southwest quarter OF the
ter OF the Northwest quarter of Sec
ton One. Township Fifty-nine North.
OF Range Four West of the 4th p. NJ.
= terms thereof. provides that said lands
and premises shall be sold in one parcel
TO the highest bidder for cash, and
that due notice OF such sale be given.
Now. Therefore. Notice is hereby
given that under and by virtue OF SAID
Judgment OF partition and sale. dated
June 26th A. d, 1919, duly rendered,
entered and dOcketed on said date in
1he office OF the clerk OF District Court
for Cook County. Minnesota. will sell
at public auction. to the highest bidder
FOR cash, pursuant to the terms of said
Judgment OF partition and sale. at the
office OF the Sheriff in the Court House
at the Village of Grand Marais, Cook
County, Minnesota. on the 3Oth day of
August, A. ID. 1919. at ten o'clock in
the forenoon OF said day. the in
terests OF the plaintiff and each and
every OF the defendants therein, and
the whole Of the following described
real estate, situate. lying and being in
Cook County, Minnesota. in one parcel
as hereinafter set forth. to-Wit:
The North half of the Northeast
quarter Southwest quarter of Northeast
quarter and Northeast quarter OF the
Northwest quarter of Section One,
Township Fifty-nine North, of Range
-Four West of the 4th P. NJ.
Dated this 9Th day Of July A. d. 1919.
L. H. LIEN,
Referee. appointed by said Judgment
OF partition and sale
ARNOLD &, ARNOLD,
Attorneys for Plaintiff. ZIG
The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1919-08-06
Adjourned Annual Meeting of IL
County Board of Cook County
Minnesota.

Grand Marais, Minnesota, July 21,
1919.
The County Board of Cook County
met at $500 p. m. this 21st day Of July,
1919, pursuant to adjournment. Pres
ent Commissioners Allen, Bally, Jacob
son Peterson and Chairman Engelsen.
Absent-none.
The following estimates of expen-
ditures Of the County to be levied as
taxes for the year 1919 were made.
Official salaries ........... $4,000 90
County Commissioners salary
per deim and mileage. .... 1000 90
Board Of Equalization and
hllease ............ ...... 800 90
O1flclal Fees ............ :. 1000 90
Blank books and stationery. 1000. 90
miscellaneous expenses ..... 5000 90
Fuel and supplies for Court
House ........ ,........... 1900 90
Total general expenses. 1921, 900 90
Relief and support of poor. 1900 90
Building and repairing roads 4
and bridges ........,..... 10000. 90
Building and maintaining :
roads under the Federal =
road laW.... -. $4,000 90
Fund, such amount as may be- neces-
sary to. meet all outstanding bonds,
which amount is $4,000 for bond in
terest and $500 for bond sinking pur-
poses, and in addition thereto such
amounts as might be necessary to meet
bond interest and sinking fund on any
proposed bond issue now pending. rs
The following resolution was adop-
ted by unanimous vote: !, -! = S9s.
Be it Resolved by the Board of Coun-
ty Commissioners Of Cook County,
Minnesota, that taxes for the year
1919 be levied upon the real and person
al property for the County Of Cook in
the amounts and for the purposes sta
ted in the foregoing estimate. and, be
it further resolved that the sum Of
$4,000 be levied for road purposes in
the Unorganized Territory Of Cook
County. 8Ss Il u.
The communication Of the Republic
Coal Company re. furnishing coal for
court house for ensuing year was read
ana ordered died. &
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Board met at 100 p. m. pursuant to
adjournment. All members present.
1t was moved and carried that the
application of Peter Clevelan for cor
rectlon OF assessment be approved by
the Board and recommended to the
State Tax Commission for consideration.
All other applications for correction
or taxes were upon motion laid on the
table.
Upon motion duly made and carried
the auditor was instructed to take I'M
with Kalman Matteson &. Wood of St.
Paul the former proposition made by
them relative to them purchasing bond
issue to meet Cook County floating in
debtedness.
The following resolution was pre-
scented:
Resolution ApprOpriatine for Coolx
County Cooperative Extension Work
In Agriculture and Home Economics.
Cook County Minnesota.
Resolution introduced by Commits.
| sioner jacobson.
WHEREAS: Renewed Federal and
State Appropriations available tn
county Cooperative Extension Work in
Agriculture and Home Economics be-
came available to counties beginning
July I. 1919, and
WHEREAS: $1,000 state aid for this
purpose is available annually to Cook
C6unty Tor the two year period be-
ginning July l, 1919, and
WHEREAS: The Cook County Farm
Bureau Association has been formed.
incorporated under State laws. certi-
f1cate of incorporation having: been
placed file fho
Deeds of Cook County, has lis mem
oers in good standing, and has the
| sum of $4,000 available to apply to the
support of farm bureau work, for. the
year beginning July /, 1919, has pre-
pared and submitted a budget; of it's
estimated annual expenses and a. pro-
gram or work, for the year, and has
compiled or is prepared to comply with
ouer regal and administrative, require
ments; therefore, - r. III;
BE 1T RESOLVED. That the balance
OF the $1,000 heretofore appropriated
uhoer chapter 376, Laws Of 1913, be,
ana the same, is hereby. appropriated,
ana tnat the additional sum of $4,000
oe SET apart from the general revenue
iuho OF Cook County. and appropriated
suo'ecC TO the order of the dean of
.ne Department, Of Agriculture of. the
University of Minnesota. for. the sup
port OF County Cooperative Extension
| work in Agriculture and Home lIcon-
omlcs Tor the year beginning July /.
lsls, IN accordance q y. with Chapter APT.
session Laws Of 1919. and that as
snrance be given that the sum OF
$1,000 will be appropriated for said pur-
pose Tor the year beginn1n &, sJuly s.,
lS2o. contingent upon sat1sf factory
PROOF being furnished Il by the ,s Cook
County Farm Bureau Associations that
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oFFlcIll EEDlHes
Annual Am Mating Of tn lll!| County Board.
Of Cook County, Minnesota

VI Guuk G6uhtI, M!lntSutd
Grand Marais, Mimi. July II. 1919.
| The County Board of Cook County
| met at 10 o'clock a.. m. this 18th day
| of. July, 1919. Jul 3f53- ! ! n
Present Commissioners Allen. Bally.
Jacobson and Peterson. Absent Com
missioner EngelsOn. 80, - III s<
The minutes of last meeting were
read and approved. >s5.@t.,v 4
| The following bills We're upon, mos!
! ton duly made, and carried allowed:
Matt Johnson. publishing Com ~
missioners proceedings and
supplies for County Auditor S 5075
Peoples Supply Co.. supplies for T..
road camp .............. 1928
Andrew Olson. supplies for
County road work ....... 1888.
Andrew Olson. supplies for
County road work 4.32
Chas. Peterson. work on mail
road to Rrand Portage 900. 1885
Howard Smith,. work on mail
road to Rrand Portage. $3.50
John Peterson, work on mail
road to Grand Portage 49,. 17.15
Kimball Storer Co.. supplies for
county, Auditor ........... 40
4. l. Carter. expenses attend
ing court in appeal from al
loWance of Myers claim 49,. % 90
5. c. Murphy. expenses attend-
loWance of Myers claim. 80. $500
Gilbertson & Toftey, suppiies
for road work ............ Sc. 90
Russell Grader Mfg. Co.. cult
ing edge for Little Western
SFduef Il 20
Kelley How Thomson Co., sup
plies for road camp. ...... :13
Chas. Peterson. labor on mail
road to Grand. Portage .... ~ rs
John Peterson, labor on mail
road to- Grand Portage 900. 1866
}. NJ. Woodland. labor on mail
road to Grand Portage. 1900
AXel L. Berglund, looking over
Section IS. Town. g., Range
East .......... 100
+. E. Aim, supplies for road
Woik .,........ 5 rs
I'D, TOftey & Co.. supplies for
ROAD work ................. 98. 20
Ruby Woodland. work on Grand
portage mail road. ......... 1855
GoWan Lenning Brown, pre-
paid freight ............ 100
Louis Ellingson, supplies for
Lanktree.S camp .... ITO
Ed. Toftey & Co.. supplies for
Lanktree's camp .... 1888
Gowan Lenning Brown Co.,
prepaid freight ...... $50
Armour Co.. prepaid freight So.
Elmer Harrison, supplies for
ROAD camp
GoWan Lenning Brown Co.,
supplies for road camp .... 3a.O3
Gowan Lenning Brown Co.,
supplies for road camp 49,. 1850
GoWan Lenning Brown Co.,
prepaid freight .... 1.12
Kelly How Thompson, Co.,
supplies for road camp. w 2O.33
Kelly How Thomson Co.. pre-
paid freight ............. So
Armour & Co.. supplies for.
ROAD camp .:............ $3.50
Ed. Toftey & Co.. supplies for
road camp .....,.... $50
&. P. Hall. supplies for road
cdnip ............ ......... 400
Homer Massie, supplies for
road camp .......,. 2 On
August A. Nelson. supplies for
ROAD camp .............. :. $50
Carl Thorson. supplies for road
cdHp .......... ......... 4.4O
chester Linnell. work on Grand
Portage mail road 47.2O
1t was moved and carried Board
a0iOurn IN n m
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Be it Resolved, That all provisions
lid existing designations of State Roads
in Cook County be-, and are hereby
annulled, and the following design ton
approved, to-wit:
State Road Number One shall ex-
tend from the Lake County line over
the Lake Shore road through Grand
Marais to Pigeon River.
State Road Number Two shall ex-
tend from Grand Marais northerly %
point in Section %. Township 81,
Range l Feast. Town Of, Maple Hill,
which is present terminus of what was
formerly known as State Road Number
-Four. ...
State Road Number Three to extend
from State Road Number One in Town
ship So. Range West to Lake County
line at SWA of Section 6, same Town
ship.
1t was moved by Commissioner Allen
and seconded by Commissioner JACOB
son that the foregoing resolution be
adopted. Ayes all. ..-.
It was moved and carried that the
sum of $4,000, or as much thereof as
shall be necessary, be appropriated out
of the General Revenue Fund of the
County for the. purpose of defraying
necessary expenses in taking Freddie
Drouillard and Henry Peterson to the
State School at Odanah. and tho Audi
tor was instructed to issue his warrant
for same on presentation Of proper
vouchers from Sheriff Lien. -
Upon motion duly made and carried
Board adjournde sine die. =,
n ss> '@'.@@>si T. I. CARTER,
u .;S, g.. County Auditor.
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! The three commune lions Of John
Newton relative to damages to his
property by State Road were read and
ordered filed. s5
The application Of Ole Larson for
lrefundment Of oYerpaynent Il OF taxes
was approved and recommended to the
State Tax Commission for consideration
The following bills were upon motion
audited and allowed: :l Is rs 81 (, $fzs 81
GoWan Lenning Brown, Co, .1%
prepaid freight. ........,.,.....s Il ST
GoWan Lenning Brown Y, Co., l., :.
supplies for road. camp -. .., 234 IS
Standard Oil Co... Gasoline. b."
Polarine and Oil {. J. .<.......9.... 41.42
Standard Oil Co., gasoline -. SO %
Kelly How Thomson Co... 1bar -
octlgOn drill steel, ......z.. y, 81
Armour g Co., supplies. for. - r.
Lanktrees> camp :......:.. - 1857
Armour g.. Co.. supplies for
:, road camp -. .s...... " 82.13
Armour & Co., supplies for
road camp ..'.:.'... H}.'... 54. 46
Ramsey County, serving sub 49,
aooena, State VS.. Chas.; j. Mil. -.
Ter ........ :......... 90; 40
p. e: Aim. goods furnished.
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STATE OF MINNESOTA,
County OF Cook.
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Commission of Highways,
The following bills were upon motion
allowed:
}. M. Woodland, work per-
formed Grand Portage
ROAD ........ ...,........$ go
North Shore Garage, supplies
and work on cars " 60. n
A. L.. Ellquist. butter for road
camp ............ ......". 1890
GoWan, Lennieng Brown Co.,
supplies ......... 1900
Z. A. Nelson, supplies. ....... 2l57
Carl Nelson. work on road... 1850
Standard Oil Co., gasoline. 1921
The following resolution WAS nresen-
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IN DISTRICT COURT,
Eleventh Judicial District

Northern Counties Land Com
pany, Minnesota Corpora
ton,
Plaintiff
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H. O.
J.
County Auditor
adjo
T. l. GARTER
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ntlemen: l.
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The Board examined
County Ire
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