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CINTYRB POST, G. A. R.
Meets ou the first and third Saturday of
eaeh month, at 7:80 n. m. at Grand Army
R«i» C. J. MILLBR. Com.
6. W, MBRKICK, Adjt.
WIUBON BEACH, Quartermaster.
W. A.
VAN DUSKO CAMP NO 243
Hold their regular meetings the seeond and
fourth Saturday of each month at Good
Templar Hall. 7:80 p. m.
M.
J. M. GRBBNMAN, Consul.
H. P. GREENMAN, Clerk.
O. U.
w.
A.
Austin Lodge, A. O. U. W., No. 33, meets on
the Becond and fourth Fridays of every month,
in their hall. Brothers visiting in the city are
cordially invited to attend.
L. nETTLEBACH, M. W.
JAMBS CRONON, Recorder.
W•W.Judge
RANNEY, C. J. 3HORTT,
of Probate.
RANNEY & SHORTT.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Agents for Sale of Real Estate, and Repre­
sentatives of the German, of Freeport, III.,
Milwaukee Mechanics, and Concordia Fira
Insurance Companies.
DR. P. B. PECK
ENTISTRY
Office over
Keysor & Gin
ney's Store
where he is
prepared
do all kinds of
work in Den­
tistry.
AUSTIN.
RITTT |2.00
MINNESOTA.
per day. Free Bos to
all
STRICTLY FIRST CLASS.
J. E. ROBINSON,
Proprietor,
AUSTIN, MINN.
Main Street, opposite corner from Postofflce.
OYAL ARCH CHAPTER, NO. 14
The Stated convocations of this Chapter
ace held in Masonsic Hall, Austin Minnesota,
on the SECOND and FOURTH Friday evenings
of each month.
N. KINGSLSJT, M. E. H. P.
D. Z. ROBIHSOH, Secretary.
I
JPIDELITY LODGE, NO. 89, A. P. &
The regular communications of this lodge
M« held in Masonic Hail, Austin, Minnesota,
on the nRtrr and THIRD Wednesday evenings
of each month.
L. E. DAY. W. M.
0. H. WILBOUR.Secretary.
QT. BERNARD COMMANDERY. E. T.
OHO. 13.
Meets first Monday evening of each month
at Maaonsie HaiL _roo_
C. L. WE8T, .C.
B. CRANE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
T»»I Estate and Collection Agent. Taxes paid
for non-residents. Offlee, seeond floor of
Dunkelmann's new bloek. Main street.
J^YMAN D. BAIRD,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Beat Estate, Insurance and Collection Agent.
Office, front room, second floor, over Fair
tanks & Leonard's store, Austin. Minn.
M. GREENMAN,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Will practice in the courts of record and the
United States courts. Office in Schleuder's
Block, Main Street, Austin, Minn.
H. A. AVERY,
DENTIST,
DR
AUSTIN,
4. B,
JoHvsoa,JR.,
County Attorney.
and
MINN.
Office over Dorr & Wold's drug store.
H. JOHNSON, M. D., C. M.
graduate of McGill College, Montreal, late
Assistant Surgeon in Montreal General
Hospital. Office in West & Litchfield
Biock, opposite Opera House. Calls at
tended day and night.
QATHERINE WILCOX, M. D.,
•RADUATB OF HAHNEMANN COLLEGE,
CHICAGO, ILL.
•ver two years practice in hospital clinical
work. Office and residence at present two
doors east of Tryon House, on opposite side
•f street.
UT™
AUSTIN, MINN.
8. D. OATHBRWOOD.
JOHNSON ft 0ATH1BW0GD,
Attorneys
Counselors
Altai
at
Lai,
INSURANCE AND COLLECTIONS.
BMnkelmann's Blook, AUSTIN, MINN.
A
A. V. AIXBW, M. S, A. O. AIXXV, M. ft
PHYSICIANS AID SUB&EOKS,
ALL BRANCHES
General Medicine,
Obstetrics, and
OPERATIVE SUBGERY.
Office, Opera House Block. Day and Night
Consultation offlee at the Third Ward Drug
Store.
Established 1866.
LAFAYETTE FRENCH. A.W.WRIGHT.
*FRENCH 4 WRIGHT,«•
(Successors to Richardson, Day & Co., and
Lafayette French.)
GENERAL LAI BUSINESS
A SPECIALTY.
Also desl
In I Mepotlate
Loans AND Curefully Attend
to
Oollsotlons.
AUSTIN, HINNEBOTA.
WILLIAMS HOUSB.
SSSSSB&a irst iwf wtiwi
(OFFICIAL.)
Showing
STATEMENT.
Receipts and
Disburse­
ments of Mower County. Minne­
sota, From the First
Monday
on above
220 acres oi land in town of Spring
Valley
45 acres of land in town of Holt
80 acres of land in town of Red Rock
trains
in
January, 1880, to the First Mon­
day in January. 1800.
COUNTY PROPBRTY.
Court House and block 9 75,000 00
Furniture and fixtures in court
house
Mower County poor farm
Live stock on poor farm
Machinery on poor farm
Household furniture on poor farm...
Grain and produce on poor farm
County jail and lots 15,000 00
Mower county fair grounds 1,500 OQ
Three promissory notes secured by
mortgage on land sold, each $400...
Balance due on one additional note
Sargeant 4 50
12 McIntyre,from town
of Lansing 6 00
15 Hunt, from town of
Waltham 5 50
18 Reed, from town of
Racine 6 00
20 S Dodge, from town of
Red Rock 1 00
21 A Hotson, from town of
Lyle 4 5 00
21 A Qualee, from town dr
Marshall 7 76
22 W Benner, from Vil­
lage of Dexter 1 26
28 Shearer,from town of
44
4,000 00
8,000 00
580 00
119 00
94 00
S61 00
1,200 00
200 00
6,000 00
450 00
900 00
Total county property $ 108,354 00
COLLECTIONS.
Current tax
Tax of former years
Personal property tax collected by
8heiiff and Clerk of Court
Private redemptions
School land principal and interest...
Principal and interest on county
land sold
Probate Court fees
Interest on deposits
Sale of produce from county lands...
Town order
Costs..
Fines
Refunded money
Current Bchool fund from stata
Loan to county bridge fund
Liqyor licenses
Auctioneers' licenses
Sale of stove and old bridge plank...
Jury fees
Cash on hand at commencement of
business 1st Monday in January
1889 ..
,$ 106,430 52
6,804 92
407 85
1,491 83
4,885 20
812 00
114 09
316 88
298 60
25 60
60 00
61 00
16 18
15,997 88
1,500 00
1,000 00
2 00
24 00
45 00
12,002 89
Total S 150,789 89
DISBURSEMENTS.
Return of births and deaths $ 128 81
Election returns 118 40
Poor farm and other expenses of
poor 2,061 73
Justice fees 234 35
Expenses of insane 246 58
Sheriff and deputie's fees 1,545 67
Witness fees 766 18
Jurors fees 1,829 40
Constable fees 94 00
Court expenses 738 94
Clerk of Court and deputies fees 698 20
Salaries of county officers ....... 8,235 39
Bridge expenses 18,052 45
Coroner's fees 44 66
Jail expenses 69 36
Printing and stationery 1,018 17
Court house and general expenses... 1,304 91
Reftinded-tax 1,395 75
Freight, drayage, postage and ex­
press 126 91
Commissioners fees 1,133 05
Expenses of quarantining infectious
diseases 107 46
Total disbursements from county
revenue fund......... S 89,945 26
Paid schools 51,459 54
Paid towns...~— .22,670 66,
•chool land principal and interest 19,419 67
Paid R. R. coupons city of Austin,
towns of Grand Meadow and Red
Rock S,410 00
Cash on hand at commencement of
business 1st Monday in January,
1890 11,919 98
Total 1 150.789 39
ITEMIZED DISBURSEMENTS OF COUNTY BEVBNUS
FUND.
RETURN OF BIBTHS AND DEATHS.
1889.
January 25, Ray. from Windom..$ 2 26
28, Williams, from town
of Dexter .. 8 50
Febru'ry 2 Geo Chandler,from town
of Austin...... 4 00
5HJ Hanson, from town
of Adams 7 75
8 Hoffman, from town of
May
Clayton 1 00
25 Carey, from village of
Adams 3 60
26 E Stanley, from village
of Lyle 176
March 4 N Wheat, from city of
Austin 14 26
9 Manchester, from town
of Udolpho 6 26
HAD Moore, from town of
Grand Meadow 2 76
IS Geo Chandler, from town
of Austin 76
44
18 Thos Phillips, from city
of Austin 12 26
16 O Gregg, from town of
44
Allem,
Nevada .. 8 26
16 O Clouse, from town of
Bennington a 76
19 O Dickens, from village
of Dexter QO
20 A Donaldson, from
town of Frankiord 3
May 22 8 Schuyler, from village
of Lyle ft BO
Jnne 4 Jackson, from village
of Grand Meadow 1 76
8 Carey, from village of
Jane
Adams 4 76
Sept. 16 A Qualee, from town of
Marshall 26
27 Alsdnrff, from vil­
lage of LeRey 8 06
Total ..
ELECTION RETURNS.
1889.
January 26 Seebach, from town of
Dexter
128 81
26PConniff, from town of
Clayton
44
240
6 00
6 20
6 00
26 Smith, from town of Le
Roy
26 Brown, from village
of LeRoy
26 Wilbour, services on
county canvassing boaTd
28 E Dorr, services
county canvassing bos
28 John Muncy, election:
10 00
on
board
1 re­
10 00
200
4 40
680
680
turns from Brownsdale...
80 Scofield, from town of
Grand Meadow.. ......
80 E Peterson, from town
of Frankford
80 John Schroeder, from
town of Racine.................
80 E Falcum, from town of
Bennington
1B Markham, from town
of Waltham
2 Neller, from town of
Febr'y
July
7 20
240
940
r20
2 20
Udolpho
4 A Thomasson, from
town of Nevada
8 O Brewn, from town of
MOII Mill! HHN lll*ll lltlIMM
8 Hoftnan, from town oi
Sargeant.
O Anderson, from town
Of Lansing,
44»
AUSTIN, MOWER COUNTY, MINN.,WEDNESDAY, JANUARY
February 9 W Drake, town of Pleas
ant Valley........... 6 00
19 JO Myhre, from village
of Lyle 2 40
20 W Corbitt. from town
or Marshall .............. 8 20
25 Shook from town of
Red Rock 2 00
28 Thos Malone, from town
of Windom 2 40
March 1 A O Dahle, from town of
Adams 8 20 r-i\
11 Alex Bell, from village of
Taopi 8 60
14 Wood, from town of
Lodi 4 00
May 2 Vandeneover, from vil­
lage of Dexter 8 60
June 4 John Peterson, .from vil­
lage of Grand Meadow 5 00
Total $ us 40
POOR FARM AND OTHER EXPENSES OF POOR.
1889.
January 7 N Leigh, temporary re­
lief self..
12 A Hill, temporary re­
lief for pauper
22 Grotz, temporary relief
for A Snyder
*6 W Johnson, papering
on poor farm
26 E Wheeler, temporary
relief for Brandon child..
,26G W Johnson, papering
on poor farm
28 I Crane, lumber for
poor farm
28 E Wilbour, watchiug
with sick pauper
28 Palmer, burying pau­
pers
28 O Wold, goods for poor
farm
28 O Wold, medicines for
paupers
28 Hans Franson, 6 months
work on poor farm
28 W Remore, money paid
for supplies for poor farm
28 W Lightly, boar for
poor farm....
28 Fairbanks, coal for
Febr'y 1 Hall & West, goods poor
farm
1J Hi ldcbrand, boarding
pauper
4 A Pooler, goods poor
farm
5 Mitchell & Hanson, work
for poor farm
7 S Clark & Co, goods for
poor farm..
7 We
March
April
5 00
5 00
5 00?
6 00"
5 09
500
10 16
19 40
120 00
3 98
10 00
poor farm..,
NI Johnson, care of pau
28 Dorr, money paid
fare for pauper
29 W W Sweet, money paid
fare for pauper fami
80 Austin Furniture Co, cof­
fins, etc, for paupers
30 W Taylor & Co, goods
poor farm
SO W Roberts, goods poor
farm
.44 04
800
3 00
31 00
17 00
20 85
3 87
8 60
lief for N Leigh
7 A Sands, goods for pau­
pers ......
11 E Kalb, medicines for
paupers
15 James Cronon, temporary
relief for pauper
16 A Snider, temporary re­
lief self. .V.
23 CH Decker, goods poor
farm, etc
26 Johnson & Smith, work
for poor farm
26 Dunklemann, goods for
paupers
27 A Hildebrand, care of
paupers
4 Bascomb A Hall, tempor­
ary relief paupers
6FP McBride, temporary
relief!
JKOJil
985
9 00
6 00
20 00
rC
a 75
6 00
56
84 83
585
16 00
6 00
8 96
6 00
6 50
10 00
10 00
2 95
748
9 95
29, 1890.
8 E Umhoefer, burying
Pauper ..."
8JF Fairbanks, coal for
6 00
Min ers ...
8 Crane, lumber for
^poor farm
®oble, watching with
suicide pauper
12 46
114 98
600
WP Poor form
10«
Lockwood, motley
ifi^Rv «'or
comn
f°r Pauper
10 Owens, repairing on
.. Poor house
12 Redding, repairing on
M:' \«EPor
ho,ise
12 French fc Wright, insur
«i, ,0 *ins®'n poor house
12 A Plummer, medical at
^tendance paupers
?UI?P, temporary re­
lief self *,
12 Mrs Frank Burt, tempor-
5 00
1 25
l.,
9 00
88 00
8 00
30 00
7 20
8 20
,„«iry relief A 8»ider....:.
121 riedrich & Hormel, tem
Porory relief pauper
1
tp$l
... ^7 John Beach, temporary
'i~i relief Mrs N Clark .*
17 Seymour Johnson, tem-
,„Prary
5 00
85
4 00
15 Slocum & Rico, coal for
poor farm
15 Engle & Co, goods poor
relief poor family
19 Dorr «& Wald, medecines
for paupers
22 O Lund, goods for pau­
pers
'2200 Heppe, temporary re
ller Trulson
28 Duffv fc Mayland, corn
.. ?iXnter f?r P°°r
28 50
1
,'v pers
21O O Heppe, temporary
relief Trulson
23 A A Williams, temporary
relief Cline
22 Thos White, temporary
4 50
265
11 85
ITeisel. temporary re­
RALLAF aplf
9 50
Nove'ber 6 Mrs Burt, temporary
relief A Snyder
6 Mrs Burt, temporary
relief A Snyder
16 Malmberg & Olson, cof­
fins. etc for paupers
16 E Brandon, care pau­
per
16 W Johnson, work on
poor farm
18 Mrs Bonnellie, care of
50
1 75
55 80
6 00
6 00
pauper
48 26
810
4 00
646
h9t
660
18 26
Uef SMWtUar
6 Fairbanks, tempor
ory relief 5 families..,..^
6G Adams, temporary
reliefs families...............
18 Johnson, temporary
relief Mary Lownig.........
26 Gullik Olson, temporary
relief Thcvson
27 DB Johnson, temporary
relief 5 paupers...............
8 W a or or a
relief 8 families
4 Wellington & Hazeltine,
fare 2 paupers out of
state
4 E A Dalager, temporary
relief 4 paupers
5 Slocum & Rice, tempor*
ary relief 3 families
6 Majors, temporary re­
lief A Chapin
8 A O Myhre, temporary re­
lief 2 families
10 Hildebrand, tempor­
ary relief Stewart....
10 O O Heppe,temporary re­
lief Mons Trulson
10 A Ammermaa, goods for
poor farm
18 Fairbanks, coal lor
poor farm
25 Oscar Ayers, goods for
poor farm
1 Lockwood,
temporary
relief A W 8age
2 N Wheat, medecines
for paupers
5 Friedrich & Hormel.meat
for poor farm
110 O Heppe, temporary re.
lief Mons Trulson
14 E Ingalls temporary
relief 3 paupers
14 A O My fare, temporary re­
lief Bell Jacobson
14 A O Myhre, temporary
relief O Olson .*
14 Johnson, temporary
relief Mrs W KellyT.".
17 E A Dalager, temporary
reliefs families
22 Hall & West, temporary
relief Rice...^......„
28 F. Fairbanks,temporary
relief 6 families .........
1 John Bechel, temporary
relief Mrs Clark....._
11A E Christie, temporary
relief 8 families
14WAFraser, medical at­
tendance for paupers......
14 Fairbanks, coal lbr
poor farm
16 8 Merrill, goods for
poor farm
15 A E Christie, money paid
fare paupers out of
state
17 Dettlebach, goods for
paupers
17 Austin Furniture Co, cof­
fin for pauper
17 Austin Furniture Co, cof­
fin. etc, for pauper...........
18 A Plummer, medical at­
tendance for paupers
21J E Ingalls, temporary
relief paupers
21G W Remore, money paid
for help on poor farm
21A Moonan, temporary re­
lief paupers
22 Gullik Olson, temporary
relief Thovson
26 O O Heppe,temporary re­
lief Trulson
26 Johnson, temporary
relief 2 families
29 Dorr & Wold, medicines
for poor farm
29 Decker, goods poor
farm
1J E Ingalls, temporary
relief Flannigan^.
6 Schwan, shoes for pau­
pers
16 98
20 00
600
18 Mrs Nichols, care pau­
per
19 Chapin, cutting
grain on
19 Dorr &
or farm
for paupers
19 Dorr & Wold, goods for
19
poor farm..
W W Sweet, none*
i9Baae»*
of hiB
90 Fairbanks, coal for
poor farm
20 Fairbanks, coal for
paupers
20 W Remore. money paid
for supplies for poor farm
20 Hans Franson, work on
'A
aor farm
poor
6 00
44 14
Dece'ber 4 A O' Myhre, goods for
paupers
8.25
32 43
r, foui months
Sullivan, brick for
poor farm
37 Loucks Bros, temporary
relief two families
27 E Ingalls, temporary
relief paupers
27 O O Heppe,
relief TrulBon
May
Jnne
Aup.
1889
Jan.
Moh.
41 60
10 66
12 00
19 00
6 00
2 96
6 00
10 00
12 86
4 86
2 10
660
IB Lockwood,temporary
rellerAW Sage.....!?........
10 Hildebrand, tempor*
ary relief pauper
26 W CobD, medical at­
tendance paupers
96 W Cobb, medical at.
tendance paupers
96 W Cobb, medical at­
tendance panpers
Dorr A1
N
8 00
926
90 06
14 40
14 90
I*
temporary
27 W Taylor, temporary
relief two families
810 O Heppe, temporary
relief Trulson
Total $ 2,061 78
JUSTICE FBES.
1889
Jan.
Feb.
Aff*
28 NK Noble .$
6 JDSheedy
18 8 Dodge
22 NK Noble
28 Bosworth
1 Geo. Button
17 Runneetrand
9 NK Noble
18 95
4 88
S Dodge
Oct.
Nov.
1 JDSheedy
19 N Noble
10 90
6 00
8 81
JDSheedy
Total
610
•XPENSSS OF INSANE.
99 Frank Riley, conveying
in*
sane to hospital 9
11 W Hollister, examining
insane
N Wheat, examining in­
sane...,-.
Apr.
28 W Hunt, arresting in­
sane
N Wheat, examining in­
sane
29 W Hollister, examining
insane
Fenton, conveying in­
sane to hospital
3 WL Hollister,examining
insane
O E S he he on in
insane to hospital
24 W Hollister, examining
insane
28 E Wood, examining
insane
12 8 Knudson, conveying
insane to hoapital...
2 A McDonald, examining
insane
May
20 00
6 00
500
June
July
OH Johnson, examining
insane
8 Dufty, conveying in­
sane to nosnital
22 W Hollister, examining
insane
Aug.
AW Allen,examiningin
sanei
Mortimer, witness, case
of insanity
88 Ingalls, conveying in­
sane to hosnital
18 A Mollison, arresting in*
sane
W McKenna, examining
limntt
OW Gibson, examining in*
Nov 28 Maxwell, witness in in­
sanity case 112
80 N Wheat examining "iii
8 00
2 0 W Gibson, examining
insane 8 00
8 A Mollison, conveying inl
sane to hosidtsl 88 86
1890
Jan.
Hildeorand, care
9^P ^McBride, money*paid
ror care paupers
9F McBride, groceries
'or paupers
9 Remore, money paid
88 00
16 00
6 66
40 00
Total ,$ 946 66
SBEKIFF AND DEPUTIES FEES
1889
Jan.
Fenton, Deputy sheriff...!
2 A Mollison, snenff.
Feb.
Mch.
April
Fenton, deputy sheriff..
E Fenton,
A Mollison, sheriff.
June
Aug.
taim
24 JCRutledge, care paupers
sept. 2 Mrs Johnson, temporary
relief self
2 E Ingalls, temporary
relief W Croty
2 Hildebrand, tempor­
ary relief Ballard .....
9 Osborne, fare out
of the state
10 Austin Furniture Co,
goods for paupers
110 O Heppe, temporary
relief Trulson
11 Mrs Burt, temporary
relief A Snider
October 1 Bascomb & Hall, tempor­
ary relief Rice
1 i^errill & Strouts, goods
for paupers.^
5 Frank Rilej'
17
5 00
5 00
5 00
11 45
2 07
5 00
Fenton, deputy sheriff...
II
Oct.
Nov.
A
Mollison, sheriff.
Feb.
temporary
relief O Allen
1
7 Schwan, shoes for pau-
(iibiiis
boarding priso­
ners
30 00
2 00
5 00
1 50
A Mollison, detective work
E A Whitcomb, Deputy
sheriff fees
Total....
1889
Jan.
4 00
9 25
6 50
5 00
$ 1,545 67
WITNESS FEES.
9 Johnlverson
a
29 Basil Smout
81 Nelse Jensen
7 Carson
Sheldon
28 LYOWKGIW
Lottie JMBF.
18 Samuel King.
Mch.
Baarsgaard
Henry
King
5 00
2 85
2 28
2 75
3 25
W King
Henry
20 OGilbertson,
A Reed
I Johnson
Runneetrand
Rugerbarger
Rotnenbarmr
I Johnson
5 00
6 50
24 Hall & Wesir gootte"for
poor farm
21 S Bishop
Wtebber
John Frank
28 A
Mollison
26 Lukens
Bosworth
18 Mrs. Hickok
1
April
6 94
5 00
Emma Pierce
19 AGroh
Lavochek
20 Woodworth
22 I Roble
28 Pool
5 00
A]j ril
48 00
4 00
10 98
4 00
4 00
Hoy
May
fold, medicine
6 N 8 Green
97 Bruntx.
4 RL Moore
25 Nellie Rahilly
5 EEDeGroff.
18 W Allen
8 Riley
Jnne
July
Aug.
E Ingalls
9 CO Boon
Joseph Kain
16 BSSteKhight
17 Cotton
24 66
626
28 82
A A Weigen
MSSMI"-
is et
6 81
14 00
15 00
6000
6 00
5 00
8 90
11 82
1 22
5 00
13 01
260 O
relief
29 Lee, care paupers
Heppe, temporary
Trulson.
6 Decker, goods for
poor farm
7C Decker, goods for
poor farm
10 Mrs Burt, temporary
relief A Snider
10 W Taylor, goods for
paupers
12 O HalU rent for pau-
Anie Petersro ".
..
".
1W
Kennedy....
HnwSud
VB. Kelly.
O Harrington,
19 Riley..*...".
Bushman
Lena Hauge
E Ingalls
W KPorter
WK Porter
Sept.
19 FTrask
20 Barber
Dougherty
HenrySchuhart
Maxfield
Geo
W
Palmer
CJohnson...
Fellows
S Tyrrell
Harden
E McKnight
Arne Peterson
AS Dean
8 00
2 00
Dean
A Mollison
ECKasson
OB
17 21
1 55
00
Emerson
EH McGinty
AW Mitchell
21 W Mitson
44
EC Kosson
44
Larson
14 13
5 00
44
E Gould
23 Jens Jensen
44
Boyington
44
E Lasnbrook
44
S
Bishop
24 E Gould
44
Ole Johnson
44
Maxwell
FTrask
22 40
14 70
1 20
800
1 00
9 10
16 65
2 00
2 90
6 46
200
46 40
865
62 85
8 00
1 66
86 60
284 86
s$t.
24 Opheim
26 Blackmer.
44
A MeKnight
44
John Hard!
44
Arne Peterson
44
McKnight
26 O Emerson
44
AW Mitchell
44
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44
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27 Allen
44
Johnson
44
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44
A Mollison
44
McGillivray
44
AS Dean...™
44
Mahoney
44
Dean..
Fellows
44
Maxfield
44
Arne Peterson......
44
O Johnson
44
Iver Johnson
44
A Reed
44
L.Runnestrand
44
John Collins...
8 Tyrrell
44
Wyckoff.
44
Burr Maxwell
Sept.
44
Blackmer.
27 Chamberlain
44
A Thompson
44
E
McKnight.
44
Hauge
44
Harden
Gilbertson
44
O Reed
28 WTWilkins
10 W Streeter
Oct.
44
John Rolf.
4 Skahan
8 Rothebarger
44
A Dlsfiiiann
9 Haney
44
E
Wood
10 W McKenna
11 A Cole
44
W KPorter
26 Thos. Riley
81 Mrs. E tirossett
Nov,
4
6 O
Ayers
16 JEIngails.
18 Mrs. Carson
44
Maxwell.
44
OGilbertson
44
Carson
19 W W
Sweet
44
OB Emerson
Wood
44
Katie Barber.
44
Lena Hauge
96 A Williams
44
A Thompson
80 MoKnignt..
8 GW Palmer, 9 orden......*
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JTUBOR'S ms.
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WM Allen.....
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10
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20 Dunham
20 OJ Diokens
20 Schroeder
W TBussell
20 Sanborn
20 Hanson....:
20 RADonalson
20 PHerdt
20 Sc^BAOH
20 W^B Mitson
20 A Newman...
20 WRSnyder...
20 Christian Fisher
20 OGAnderson........
20 HHHubbard....
20 OHart
20 TK Dahle
20 W
Osborne
21 WWhitsel
22 Woodward
23 Cbas Steffens
23 EdsOi Bassett.
23 John Frost
23 DeRemer
23 Johnson, Jr
23 MBoliou
83 W Hunt
23 A A
Smith
28 OKSnortum
23 Scribner....
23 E McGovern
23 John Evenson
23 GWVarco
23 W
Day
23
Wm Cotter...
23 A Hunt
23 EH
Bedford
23
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25
Coats
25
Jonas
Haney
26 Peter Haley
Geo Edgerton
John Beattie
Corbitt
A W Allen
John Gilligan
Christiansen
Bell
W Stimson
Mortimer
John Hard
Reynolds
W Spencer
8 Bates
Sterling
John Merrill
Crosset
A Anderson
A Kellogg
A Hotson
E Tompkins
Ingval Ingvalson ..
John Fairbanks
A 8 Lott
Joseph Neller
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Carter.
H8timsou
Wm Lacy.
Dennis
WM McBride
John Kennevan
Job* Shaw
I Dennis
4
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5
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6 JNHay
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Wilson Beach
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6 68
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6 32
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4 16
4 16
4 16
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8 36
8 36
5 16
2 84
1 12
5 60
4 96
5 72
8 12
1 12
1 20
8 36
4 36
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6 36
5 16
6 40
4 16
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460
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6 60
600
4 12
7 60
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1 12
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7 60
7 60
2 64
6 76
14 20
7 60
660
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7 60
7 60
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12 20
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4 20
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4 20
1 12
8 12
1 12
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660
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860
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5
Wm Baudler
6 Geo Dean
6 N N Palmeter
O Carter
6 Anton Kramer
5 Beneke
5 FBUfus
5 JnhnCarr
5 Chad bourn
5 O Hovda
5
Geo
5 French
8 LDettelbach
9 Minar
9 P.Geod«in
10 W Hoy
II
Majors
14 Seymour Johnson..
W Hines
Hanson
Total.
Jan 29 E Ingalls
Feb 7 A Hart well...
Feb 15 N Johnson
April 18 Frank Riley
April 18 Frank Riley
April
18 John Beckel.
April 23 W Sprung
May
1 W Collins.
June 17 E Ingalls
August 8 Riley
8 Riley
44
15 HRSoule
44
23 MB
Johnson
Nov 16 Riley
Nov 16 Riley
Nov 16 Riley
Nov 16 John Beckel
Deo 6 Zingsheim— .,
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SOCIETY
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23 Stockman
23 Houghton
23
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23 John Whittemore
23 BMCarll
23 O Brown............
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23 W Hoy
23 Henry Edgerton •.
23 DSt Leger
23 Rooney
23 Yates
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1 96
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3 44
3 44
3 44
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4 60
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4 60
4 60
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1 12
1 12
1 12
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1 72
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596
110
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60
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18 00
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12 00
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7 00
6 00
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10 20
12 20
4 20
4 20
4 20
4 20
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11 20
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4 20
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14 40
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11 00
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14 40
18 00
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900
2 20
2 60
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3 00
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4 40
8 00
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4 12
4 12
4 12
4 12
18 80
2 20
17 60
19 60
24 00
20 20
19 60
20 00
20 80
16 20
19 00
20 40
27 60
10 00
16 20
440
10 00
620
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5
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7 20
525
5 25
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4 30
11 15
8 24
340
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4 45
1 88
4 47
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COURT EXPENSES.
,ug9.
March
23 Devlin, court steno
grapher
March 23 De Remer, court
deputy
March 23 Fenton. court deputy.
March 27 ^J Gilbertson* oourt
April IS
April 13
June18
Sept 21
Sept 27
Sept 28
Sept 30
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15 00
12 60
12 60
12 60
40 00
360
12 60
50
20 00
10 00
49 50
27 50
500
60 00
170 00
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88 70
103 70
410
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Miller, court dep­
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Dennison, steno^
grapher...
TJbellar, meals for
Jurors
Gilbertson, court
deputy.
8 Wilson, court dep­
uty
Fenton, court deputy.
Greenman, defend­
ing criminal
Oct
6
E Whitcomb, court
Oct 6
Oct 8
Oct
11
Nov 18
Nov 19
Nov 19
NOV 20
NOV 80
dep­
uty
Gilbertson, court
deputy
Gilbertson, court
deputy
N Klngsley, defending
criminal, order court..
AW Corulng,court sten­
ographer
Geo Burnham,
deputy
Oct 8
Oct 8
court
Johnson,costs State
vs Smith
A Dennison, steno­
grapher
Thiel Detective Service'
detective work
W
^"KJM.OOSTS State
vs Smith...
W W Ranney,costs State
•a Coleman
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738 94