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TUTCINTTRE POST, G. A. R.
Meets on the first and third Saturday of
eaeh month, at 7:80 v.m., at_Grand Army
xtmii D. A. MoFADDBN, Com.
WiidON BBAOH. Quartermaster.
M.
W. A.
JAMES CRONON, Rerorder.
W•W.Judge
STRICTLY FIRST CLASS
J. E. ROBINSON, Proprietor,
AUSTIN, MINN.
Main Street, opposite corner from Postofflce.
O. G. T.
1 AUSTIN LODGE, NO. 10?.
Meets every Monday evening in their hall.
Strangers stopping in the city, belonging to
this order are cordially invited.
A. W. ALLES, II. D. A. O. ALLEN, M. D.
rfdii.'faif»'! 'S VE'H A^fc-arV-"..- iifc.
O.W.MBBKICK,AdJt.
AN DU8KO CAMP NO 248
Hold their regular meetings the second and
fourth Saturday of eaoh month at Good
Templar Hall. 1:30 ft^KVUA*, Consul.
H. P. GRSKNMAN. Clerk.
O.U. W.
Austin Lodge, A. O. U. W., No. 82, meets on
the second and fourth Fridays of every month,
in their hall. Brothers visiting in the city are
cordially invited a
RANNEY, C. J. SHORTT,
of Probate.
RANNBY & SHORTT.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Agents for Sale of Real Estate, and Repre
sentatives of the German, of Freeport. I I
Milwaukee Mechanics, and Concordia Fira
Insurance Companies^
DR. P. B. PECK
|\ENTISTRY
Office over
Keysor & Gia
ncy's Store,
where he is
prepared to
do all kinds of
work in Den
tistry.
AUSTIN. MINNESOTA.
Rates $2.00 per day. Free Bus to all trains
MRS. LIZZIE BEATTIE, C. T.
L. C. LOWRY, Secretary.
-ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER, NO. 14
The Stated convocations of this Chapter
are held in Masonsic Hall, Austin Minnesota,
on the SECOND and FOUBTH Friday evenings
of each month.
KlSQ8LRY fi
D. Z. BOBINSOK, Secretary.
i-
"C1IDELITY LODGE, NO. 39. A &
The "regular contmunloatlona-of this lodge
are held In Masonic Hall.Austln, Minnesota,
on the ITOST and THIRD Wednesday evenings
of each month. WM. TODD, W. M.
C. H. WiiaouB, Secretary.
ST.
BERNARD COMMANDERY. K. T.
Meets first Monday evening of each month
at Masonsic HaU.
W S
F. CRANE, Recorder.
Allen & Allen,
PHTSICIHS AM SURGEONS,
ALL BRANCHES.
General Medicine,
Obstetrics, and
OPERATIVE SURGERY.
Office, Opera House Block. Day and Night
Consultation office at the Third Ward Drug
Store.
E a is 1 8 6 6
LAFAYETTE FRENCH. A. W. WRIGHT.
4* FRENCH & W
(Successors to Richardson, Day & Co., and
Lafayette French.)
GENERAL LAW BUSINESS
A S E I A
A so a In a E a N a
Loans and Carefully Attend
to Collections.
AUSTIN. MINNESOTA.
DRUGS, «3
DORR & WOLl),
PRESCRIPTION
STATIONERY, BOOKS!
0 A *ftO.
COUNTY COMMISSIONED
O I E O COUNTY AUDITOK,
A S I N, Minn., Jan. 7,1890.
Board of county commissioners of
Mower county met in regular session at
the office of the county auditor at 7
o'clock p. ax,, pursuant to statute. Mem
bers present, W. W. Sweet. N T. John
son, H. Lockwood, John Beach and A.
E. Christie.
On motion board proceeded to ballot
for chairman for the ensuing year, and
A. E. Christie having received a majority
of all the votes cast, was declared elected
chairman for the year 1690.
The auditing board made the following
Veport:
AUSTIN, Minn., Jan. 6,1890.
Th Austin National bank tiled
their Bond in the penal sum of $40,000.
00 for the deposit of county funds with
said bank, with G. Schleud*?r, F. I.
Crane, Chas Davidson, Joseph K.
Strever, Nathan C. Kingsley, Hoyt A.
Avery, and Luther N Griffith as sure
ties, and on motion bond and sureties
thereon was approved.
Th Auditing Board then made the
following report:
the honorable b^ard of County
Commissioners* of Mower county,
Minnesota
W the undersigned Board of Audit,
in and for the County of Mower, State
of Minnesota, submit the following re
port, showing business done and cash
balance on hand from the 23d day of
April 1889 to the 3d day of January
1890, both days inclusive.
A
DRUGGISTS1countydtreasurer,
JnnM
FIRST-CLASS
LIVERY.
Good horses and rigs at reasona
ble rates.
Leave your hack orders for any
pftrt of the city and all trains.
Barn located near Kansas City
depot, supplied with water, electric
lights and allfirstrclassconveniences.
J. B. HILDEBRAKD,
WILLIAM* MOUSI.
VOL XXII.—No. 44 AUSTIN. MOWER COUNTY, MINN.. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 15, 1890.
Annual Meeting of the Mower
County Boa.ru.
To the Honorable Boaid of County Commis
sioners of Mower Count}-, Minn.:
We, the undersigned, board of audit in and
for the Countv of Mower and State of Minne
sota, would respectfully report that when the
Austin State Bank was converted into the
Austin National Bank, we required a new
bond from tin new corporation for the de
posit ot county funds, and they having fur
nished such bond in the penal sum of 840,000
we do designate such bank as a depository of
county funds not to exceed the sum of $20,000,
such designation to take feffect when said
bond shall have been accepted and approved
by the board of county commissioners of
Mower county, such designation to be and re
main in force fur two years from and after
the acceptance and approval of said bond by
said board of countv commissioners unless
sooner revoked.
[Signed! C. H. WILBOUR.
County Auditor.
W. W. SWEET,
Chairman Board County Commissioners.
S. SWENINGSEN,
Clerk ot the District Court.
Auditing Board of Mower County, Minnesota.
COLLECTIONS.
Current tax $71,339 89
Tax of former years 4,116 16
Private Redemptions 1,339|47
School land, principal and interest 3,861 45
Interest on deposits. 207 51
Fines 116 00
Produce from county land 267 48
Personal property tax collected by Sheriff 407 85
liquor Licenses GOO 00
Acct. of Sarah Nelson deceased defective. 9 02
Temporary Belief Refolded 5 00
Sale of old atove and old lumber. 24 00
Loan,to county fund 1,600 00
Probate court fees. 54 09
Current fund from state 11,882 48
Payment on county land sold 812 00
Jury fees 45 00
Cash on hand at commencement of busi
ness April 23,1889...... 15,676 87
Total $111,640 77
DISBURSEMENTS.
Paid orders and warrants. $26,153 74
Towns 16,256 24
School Districts 37,923 01
Private redemptions 1,771 69
railroad interest 2,720 00
state tax, state school tax and school
land principal and interest. 14,994 59
Cash on hand atj close of business Jan
3d, 1890 11,821 60
Total $111,640 77
W the undersigned Board of Audit
submit the above as a true and correct
statement. Witness our hands and
seals this fourth day of January, A
D. 1890. Signed,
Board
Mowe Co..
Minn.
W I O [Seal.]
Auditing County Auditor.
W W S W E E [Seal.]
Chm. Co. Com.
1 S. S W E N I N S E N [Seal.
of
I Clerk Dist. Court.
On motion report was approved and
ordered on file.
A. Mollison, sheriff of Mower county,
filed his annual statement showing that
he had received as sheriff fees for the
year 1889 the sum of $1,381.92.
Eugene Wood, register of deeds of
Mower county, filed his annual statement
showing that he had received as gross
fees for the year 1889 the sum of $1,301.94.
8. Sweningsen, clerk of district court
of Mower county, filed his annual state
ment showing the receipts of his office
for the year 1889 to be $1,507.50.
On motion above reports of sheriff,
register of deeds and clerk of the court
were approved and ordered on file.
W. W R&nney, judge of probate, filed
his statement for the quarter ending Dec.
31, 1889, showing fees received by him
during said quarter to have been $34.09,
and that same had been paid over to
as per statute provided.
On motion report was approved and
ordere on file.
The chairman appointed Commission
ers Beach and Lockwood a committee to
settle with the treasurer of Mower
county.
On motion board adjourned to 9 o'clock
a. m., Jan. 8,1890.
9 o'clock a. m., Jan. 8,1890.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Members all present.
On motion the following bills were al
lowed:
Lars Nicbolaisen, washing for jail $22 53
Hans Franson, work on poor farm 40 00
Wideman, tax receipts, etc 28 00
A Johnson, taking children to state sch'l 3 23
Palmer dipping grave for pauper 3 00
Austin Furn Co, coffins, etc for paupers. 23 75
Pioneer Press Co, blanks 7 40
Pioneer Press Co,blanks ".. ... 2 00
Wilbour. three days auditing board. 9 00
Scbwan.snoeB for paupers 12 60
Fairbanks & Leonard, goods for court b. 90
Pioneer Press Co, blanks 1 40
W W Sweet, 3 days audlng board and
mileage 15 00
Dunkelmann, goods for poor farm.... 3 20
On motion, bill of G. Beck, $ 3 for
cleaning jail was rejected.
On motion the following bills were al
lowed:
Mick Kollo, work on Jail, eto $13T6
O W Jobnsoa, work on poor farm 300
teer Oulney.wor hammooka 1 %&
Proprietor.SUhPurdy,bankingkanndjail
Jail...... 1 00
O Basford, printing stationery.... SS Tl
OC Adams, cosi............ 41 0B
W Cobb.lt bill* mad attend pauperc
a OHiil. relief for pauper
p«u«lbeo». «oe4e tar
4 »»»aii—. H&*m taw—-
MOWER COUNT TRANSCRI
Fairbanks 4 Leonard, goods oourt house 1 48
Dunkelmann, troods paupers 5 10
Wtflsel, witness ree
Mrs N Drost, care pauper $45, all a 85 00
A Mollison, boarding prisoners 83 16
A Mollison, she-iff fees 18 00
N Noble, justice fees 4 00
Joel I Scott, witness fee 8 04
S i0**!!** expenses In capturing crim. 1 00
Ingalls, constable fees 8 00
On motion board adjourned to 1:80
p. m.
1:30 p. Jan. 8, 1890.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Members all present.
On motion board proceeded to visit the
poor farm.
Board returned from poor farm at 6
o'clock p. m.
On motion board adjourned to 9 o'clock
a. in., Jan. 9,1890.
9 o'clock a. m. Jan. 9,1890.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
members all present.
On motion the following bills were
allowed.
Frank Riley, constable fees 6 75
2 00
407
1 25
680
280
Oscar Ayers, repairs
A Ammerman, goods for jail
E Ingalls, constable fees
Dorr & Wold, medicine for paupers 24 89
Loucks Bros., goods for paupers 13 42
WA Frazcr, justice fees 2 25
A Chambers, witness fees 2 40
E Lewis, constable fees 2 50
Hunt, 6 40
A W Allen, coroner fees 10 00
9 gQ
Eugene Paul, witness fee8"\lV.V."V.V.V.".V."" 2 40
Clark, 4 88
Mehan, constable fees 8 50
Hildebrand, witness fees 3 12
Merrill AStronts, goods for jail 1 71
Johnson,Jr.expenses of County Att'y 18 74
Dalagar & Holverson, goods for county... 12 45
Bussell, justice fees. 1 70
Belle Robinson, Steng'er Justice court... 13 50
Bussell, justice fees 3 00
A Harden, attendance on quarantined
family, |50 allowed at 40 00
Larrabee, medicine for quarantined
familyCreamery
Le Ro Co., goods for paupers
S Harden, expenses burying paupers...
Diddams & White, goods, quar'd family..
W Henderson, coal,
Porter & Young, goods
W Mittson,
CARoy,
41 43
2 07
7 00
1 00
3 36
2 60
6 85
2 50
60
On motion Board adjourned to 1-30
o'clock p. oi
1 30 o'clock —Board met pursu
ant to adjournment members all pres
ent
On motion the Auditor was ordered
to draw his warrant in favor of W
Preble for $8 05 for refundment of per
sonal property tax for the year 1881
paid by error.
On motion Board adjourned to 9
o'clock a Jan. 10th, 1890
9 o'clock a Jan. 10th, 1890.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
members all present.
On motion all school petitions set for
hearing at this session were laid ovei
until regular Jul session 1890, on affi
davits of posting having been filed with
the County Auditor.
On motion, the following resolution
was adopted:
Resolved, That the following named
persons be* and they are hereby selected
to serve as grand jurors in the district
court, Tenth judicial district, in and for
the county of Mower, state of Minnesota,
for the year 1890:
E Stimson, town of Udolpho.
A Carll, do do
Hunt, do Waltham.
E Markham, do do
Ole Bungum, do Sargeant.
Schwartz, do do
John George, do Dexter.
Joseph Nelson, do do
Styles, village of do
N Wilder, town of Red Rock.
a do do
Carlos Sleeper, village of Br-ownsdale.
W Lawrence, do do
Anderson,.Tr, town of Marshall,
W Corbitt, do do
Carter, do do
O Bemis, do Windom.
A Fairbanks, do do
Chas Volstad. do Nevada.
W Greer, do do
Sven Kittleson, do do
A Bisbee, do do
Knut Knutson, a Lyle.
Trowbridge, do do
O Brown, do do
A O Myhre, village of Lyle.
John Walker, town of Frankford.
Geo Nugent, do do
Scnbner, do do
A Moore, do Grand Meadow.
O E Loe, do do
A Samso, do do
Alva Hunt, village of do
Stefflns, town of Racine.
do
do
Geo Leonard, do
OALindelien do
A Holcomb, do
Pleasant Valley.
do
do
Stoltz, do
Thos Wallace, do
E A Knutson, village of Adams
Ellingson, town of do
Heimer, do do
W Hayes, village of LeRoy.
A Roy, do do
John Hopp, town of do
S E Morse, do do
David Roe, do do
John Hubbard, do Lodi.
Sam Mason, do do
Lukens, village of Taopi
John Hayne, town of Clayton.
Loucks, do
Austin Sloan, do
is
r—*
Bennington.
Austin,
do
do
do
Lansing,
do
do
do
Strever, do
CHHuntington,do
I Dinsmoor, do
A id do
Thompson, do
Thos Gibson, do
Roe, do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
do
Dunkelmann, city of Austin.
W Richards,
W W Engle,
John Beckel,
W Merrick,
Joseph Schwan,
E Ames,
McLaughlin*
N Beiseker,
E A Dalager,
Gilbertson,
St Leger,
On motion, the following resolution
was adopted:
Resolved, That the following named
persons be and they are hereby selected
to serve as Petit Jurors in the district
court, Tenth Judicial District in and for
the County of Mower and State of Min
nesota for the year 1900:
Andrew O. Benson* Tow of Udolpho.
Geo, W. Bassett,
A. Louusbury.
John GrunwaUJV
H.sVjBumoee.
Mds Petersen.
0o.ra4Fr.~tet
Johnson, do Red Rock.
L.Klrkland, do do
i' & Thatcher, Villas* of Brownsdale.
J. Tompkins, do do
Peter Vandenoever do Dexter.
O. C. Warren, do do
Sathre, Tow of Marshall.
Andrew Benson, do do
S M.Gloyd. do do
9* "enton, -do Windom.
J. J. Furlong, do do
J. C. Hawkius, do do
Ole Nelson, do Nevada.
Merritt Gregg, do do
Knut Aminuudson, Town of Nevada.
Geo. Howard, Town of Lyle.
Whit Watkins, do do
John Hughson, do do
Cbas. Pace, do do
8 E Boyes, town of Frankford.
E 0 Hovda, do do
Ii Crane, do do
Jojnu Watson, do Grand Meadow.
LMLiudsley do do
JohnDeYoung.do do
John Peterson, village of do
Zimmerman, town of Racine.
Wilson, do do
L,8chroeder, do do
Ole Lustrud, do Pleasant Valley.
Martin Nelson, do do
A W Thornhill, do do
Krebsbach, village of Adams.
Guhck Olson, town of do
Knui Thompson, do do
Andrew Smith, do do
Isaac White, village of Leltoy.
Samuel Martz.do do
E Diddams, town 01 LeRoy.
W Prosser, do do
Knutlverson, do Lodi.
Clayton, town of Clayton.
John Turnbull, do do
Langum, do Bennington.
John Roberts, do do
E Varco, do Austin.
N Bowers, do do
Geo VanCamp, do do
Geo Chandler, do do
E Williams, do Lansing.
Soule do do
A Chapin, do do
JohnMathi«son,do do
O Kunath, city of Austin.
E Earl do do
W Day, do do
Owens, do do
Fairbanks, do do
S Barr, do do
Thos Meany, do do
A McFadden.do do
Geo Duffy. do do
Martinson, do do
Patrick Gcraghty. do
W Tryon, do do
On motion Board adjourned to 1:30
p. m., Jan 10th, 1890.
1:30 Jan 10th, 1890.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
members all present.
On motion the following resolution
was adopted:
BBSOLvan, that the sum of fifty dollars be and
the same is hereby appropriated out of the county
reventie fond tmihe paymentof postage, express,
elecwn^tur«Ve*o.. pursuant to Chap. 171, Gen.
On motion the following bills were
allowed.
S Sidney, care ofpanper $26 all'd at....J 11 00
Atwater,careofpanper child $16 all'd 12 00
Hall & West, goods poor farm 14 80
W Wilkinson, goods for jail 4 60
N 8 Gordon, printing. 10 SO
Curtfss ft Sargent, livery for Commr's 1 SO
N Johnson, Commissioneres fees 17 80
Giles Tryon, stationery 2 90
1 65
W Roberts, goods, poor form and jail.. 14 60
Mitchell & Hanson, work for poor farm.. 14 60
On motion following resolution was
adopted:
RESOLVED, that Commissioner Christie be, and
heis hereby authorized to issue $5.00 per month,
temporary relief to Mrs. Frank Burt for care of
invalid pauper until next regular meeting of
Board:
On motion the following bills were
allowed:
Fairbanks, coal for poor farm 9 90
coal and wood, paupers .... 26 42
Petition of Simon Thompson to have
the southwest quarter of section 2, town
103, range 19, set off from school dis
trict No 72 joint, Mowe and Freeborn
counties, and have the same attached to
and made a part of school district N
78 in Freeborn county, was presented,
and the4th Monday in July, 1890, set
as a day of hearing.
Petition of John White, to have the
northeast quarter of section 14, town
102, range 17, set off from school dis
trict N 22, and have the same attached
to and made a part of school district
N o. 88, was received, and on motion,
the 4th Monday in July, 1890, set as a
day of healing.
On motion, the following bills! were
allowed:
Frank Lyons, goods for paupers $5 00
8 Marts, coffins for paupers 9 00
Th committee appointed to settle
with the Treasurer made the following
report:
We, the undersigned committee,
would respectfully report that we have
carefully examined the books, accounts
and vouchers in the Treasurer's office
of Mower county, and find that there
was cash in the county treasury at close
of business, Jan 10,1890, the sum of
$12,752.80.
SOUNTrY
do Waltham.
O W O O
O N E A
Committee.
On motion, foregoing report was ac
cepted and approved.
On motion, Board adjourned to 9
o'clock a. m., Jan 11,1890.
9 o'clock a. Jan. 11,1890.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Members all present.
On motion the following resolution was
adopted:
Resolved, the board of county com
missioners of Mower county, that the ad
vertising and publishing the delinquent
tax list upon real estate in the countv of
Mower for the year 1888, together with
the notice attached thereto by the clerk
of the district court for said Mower
county, as required by section 71 of chap
ter 11 of general statutes of 1878, and the
acts amendatory thereto, be, and the
same is hereby, let to N S. Gordon, pro-
rleto and publisher of the O W E
TRANSCRIPT, a weekly newspaper
pi inted and published in said Mower
county, to be by the said N 8. Gordon
published and advertised in the O W E
COUMTT TRAXSCRIPT for two consecutive
weeks, and the said O W E COUMTT
TRANSCRIPT is hereby designated as the
newspaper in which to advertise and
publish the said above mentioned delin
quent tax list and notice.
Dated January U, 1890.
led—AjresS,
otion the MawuCouRTTTRAS
«a* leilfasiia the paper ia
SlaleUistoricalSocleU
which the financial statement and com
missioners' proceedings for the year 1890
shall be published. Carried
On motion the following b!U was al
lowed:
8 Sweningsen, elerk of court fees S77 90
On motion board adjourned to Tues
day morning, Jan. 14, at 9 o'clock.
Tuesday, Jan. 14,1890,9 o'clock a. m.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Members all present.
Lockwood, chairman of bridge
committee, submitted a report of bridge
work done during year 1889, and on mo
tion same was referred back to full co
mittee tor examination, with instructions
to report on same at next meeting of the
ooard.
On motion board adjourned to 1:30
o'clock p. m.
1:30 p. m.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Members all present.
On motion, Resolved. That there be
$3,000 insurance placed on furniture of
court house. Carried.
On motion the following bills were al
owed:
Phoenix Insurance Company, insurance
on oourt house f45 00
Home insurance Company,insurance on
court house 25
German American Insurance Company,
insurance on court bouse 45 00
St Paul Fire and Marine Insurance Com
pany, insurance on court bouse 45 CO
Insurance Company of North America,
insurance on court bouse 45 00
Hartford Insurance Companv,insurance
on courthouse 45 00
Phoenix Insurance Company, insurance
on court bouse 1 25
J3tna Insurance Company, insurance on
court bouse 45 00
Pennsylvania Fire Insurance Company,
insurance on court bouse 45 00
London Assurance Corporation, insur
ance on court house 45 00
North British and Mercantile Insurance
Company insurance on court house. 45 00
Northwestern National Insurance Com
pany, insurance on court bouse 45 O
Niagara Insurance Company of New
York, insurance on court hause 45 00
Germania Insurance Company, insur
ance on court bouse 45 00
Orient Insurance Company,insu ranee on
furniture on court bouse 45 00
H. C. Trowbridge, L. Carter and
A. Hotson appeared before the board and
presented a petition for a bridge across
the Cedar river in the town of Lyle on
section line between sections 9 and 16,
said petition being
fc
signed by a large
number of freeholders residing near said
proposed location of bridge. Petition
was on motion referred lo bridge com
mittee.
On motion the following resolution
was adopted:
Resolved, That the bridge committee
for the year 1890 be John Beach. A. E.
Christie, N T. Johnson, H. J. Lockwood
and W. W bweel, and that each member
of said committee have full control of
the building and repairing the bridges in
his district, subject to the orders and
directions of the whole committee, or a
majority thereof, at a duly called meet
ing of said committee.
Carried.
The chairman then appointed \he/fal
lowing committees for year 1890:
Building Committee—A. Christie,
John Beach and W. W. Sweet.
Committee on Filmore County Farm,
owned by Mower County—H. J. Lock
wood. W. W. Sweet and N Johnson.
Committee on Poor Farm—N. T. John
son and W. W. Sweet.
Mclntyre Post No 66, 6 A. R., pre
sented the following preamble and reso
lution:
Whereas, It has come to our knowledge
that the flag of our country has been
repeatedly insulted by anarchist and
socialistic gatherings, we, the soldiers of
the Union and members of the G. A R.,
deem it our duty to our country's flag,
and to our comrades who fell beneath its
folds, adopt the following resolution:
Resolved, That we, the soldiers of the
Union and members of Mclntyre Post
No. 66. Department of Minnesota, G. A.
R., request the school authorities to erect
suitable das poles in the yards or on the
several school houses of the city of Aus
tin and of the county of Mower, and to
cause to be hoisted the flag of our coun
try every school day in the year. W
also request the county commissioners
and city council to hoist the flag on our
court house and over the city water
works in the city of Austin every day in
the year.
On
Resolved, That the request of Mclntyre
Post No. 66, as far as regards erecting
flag over court house, be complied with,
and that the building committee be in
structed to make necessary arrangements
for same.
Carried.
On motion the following bills were
allowed:
Johnson, Jr. extra services rendered
during year 1889 (90 00
John Beacb, commissioner's fees 4 20
NTJonnsoa, SO 80
John Beacb, ao 40
A E Christie, 2040
WW Sweet, 24 00
WW Sweet. 1000
A E Christie, 2550
A E Christie, 29 50
Lockwood, 23 60
On motion the following resolution
was adopted:
Resolved, That the county auditor be
and he is hereby authorized to have
county property reinsured when policies
now in force shall have expired.
On motion board adjourned sine die.
A. E CHRISTIE,
Chairman Board Co. Com'rs.
Attest: C. H. WILBOTJK,
County Auditor.
New Tear Resolutions.
This is the way he talks Jan. 1:
ttend closer to business.
decent to my wife.
_:us8 less—it's a fool habit.
Deliver goods promptly.
Uarn what 1 hope to g-et.
Fin fewer faults in others.
8eld
ive a little to God's poor,
everybody I can.
Indulge my appetite less,
fudge others kindly,
leep a eleaner shop*
.earn something new.
flake better goods,
leglect the saloon.
Iwe no man anything.
Hay with my children.
)ult my meanness,
lespeet the feelings of others,
lubsoribe for the TRANSCRIPT,
fake my medioine like a man*
|se the nest supplies,
rote for right before party.
Work for the trade's good,
fpeot only what I deserve,
lank oat my had habits.
Eealoaelr mind ss own business.
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