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VOL XXII —No. 47
VrCINTYRE POST. A. R.
MttU on the Orst ud third Saturday of
«Mh month, at 7:80 D. m. Mflini Army
C. J. MILLBR, Com.
O. W. MBBH1CK, Adjt.
Wiuoi BEACH, Quartermaster.
W. A.
VAN DU8KO CAMP MO MS
Hold their regular meetings the seeond and
fourth Saturday of each month at Good
Templar Hall. 7:80 p. nu
J. M.
GRSBNMAN, Consul.
H. P. Grmnmah, Clerk.
o.u. w.
Austin Lodge, A. O. U. W., No. 88, meets on
the seoond and fourth Fridays of every month,
tn their hall. Brothers visiting1 in the city are
cordially invited to attend.
L. DBTTLEBACH, M. W.
JAMBS CRONON, Recorder.
W. RAN NET, C. J. SHORTT,
Judge of Probate.
RANNEY & SHORTT.
W
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Agents for Sale of Real Estate, and Repre­
sentatives of the German, of Freeport, 111.,
Milwaukee Mechanics, and Concordia Fire
Insurance Companies.
DR. P. B. PECK
I\ENTISTRY
Office over
Keysor&Gin
acy's Store,
where be is
prepared
do all kinds of
work in Den­
tistry.
4 »*£1
if
AUSTIN.
MINNESOTA.
Rates (2.00 per day. Free Bus to ill trains
STRICTLY FIRST CLASS.
J. E. ROBINSON, Proprietor,
AUSTIN, MINN.
Main Street, opposite corner from Postofflce.
J^OYAL ARCH CHAPTER, NO. 14
The Stated convocations of this Chapter
are held in Masonsic Hall, Austin Minnesota,
on the 8XCOND and FOURTH Friday evenings
•CMC month.
KING8u[r
B.H.P.
D. Z. ROBIHSOH, Secretary.
J^IDELITY LODGE, NO. 39, A. P. &
The^retrular communications of this lodge
an held in Masonic Hall, Austin, Minnesota,
•a the tibr and THIRD Wednesday evenings
•f each month. L. B. DAY, W. M.
C. H.
Wmoub,Secretary.
Of. BERNARD OOMMANDERY, K. T.
19 NO 13
Meets first Monday evening of each month
mhummiui. aL.WBT.ia
V.LCtin,Heontd8r.
•jj B. CRANE,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Heal Batate and Collection Agent. Taxes paid
for non-residents. Office, seeond floor of
Dunkelmann's new block. Main street.
JTMAN D. BAIRD,
ATTORNEY
H»ai
at
LAW,
Estate, Insurance and Collection Agent.
Office, front room, second floor, over Fair­
banks & 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
Block, Main Street, Austin, Minn.
H. A. AYERY.
DR
DENTIST,
AUSTIN, MINN.
Office over Dorr & Wold's drug store.
H. JOHNSON, M. D., C. M.
Graduate of McGill College, Montreal, late
Assistant Surgeon '^Mon^eal General
Hospital. Office in West -& Litchfield
Biock, opposite Opera House. Calls at
tfended day and night.
/CATHERINE WILCOX, M. D.,
GRADUATE OF HAHNEMANN COLLEGE,
CHICAGO, ILL.
ever two years practice in hospital clinical
work. Office and residence at present two
doors east of Tryon House, on opposite side
of street. mv«
AUSTIN, MINN.
B. B. Johssov, JB.,
Coont Attorney.
S. D.
Cathxbwood.
JOHNSON & CATSSBWOOD,
Attorneys and Counselors at Lav,
Insurance AND COLLECTIONS.
Dankelmann's Block, AUSTIN, MINN.
Allem 4 Allen,
A.. W. "T", K. D, A. O. ALLS*,
PHYSICIANS UD SDRGEOHS,
ALL BRANCHES
General Medicine,
Obstetrics, and
OPERATIVE SURGERY.
Office, Opera House Biock. Day and Night
Consultation office at the Third Ward Drug
Store.
Established 1890.
LAFAYBTTB FRENCH. A. W. WRIGHT.
«FRENCB A WRIGHT,**
(Successors to Richardson, Day Co., and
lAfayette French.)
GENERAL LAI BUSINESS
1 SPECIAI/TY.
Also deal In Ileal estate, Negotiate
Loans and Carefully Attend
to Colleotlone.
AOTI
WILLIAMS HOU81
ad fiflnn
itasver
leftirnlshad. i»
.A. A.
(OFFICIAL.)
FINANCIAL STATEMENT,
Showing Receipts and Dlaburse
menta of Mower County, Minne­
sota, From the First Monday in
January, 1880, to the First Mon­
day in January, 1890.
COUNTY FBOFEBTY.
Court House and block.. $ 75,000 00
Furniture and fixtures in court
house 4,000 00
Mower County poor farm 3,000 00
Live stock on poor farm 580 00
Machinery on poor farm .. 119 00
Household furniture on poor farm... 91 00
Grain and produce on poor farm...... 861 00
County jail and lots 15,000 00
Mower county fair grounds........ 1,500 00
Three promissory notes secured by
mortgage on land sold, each 1400... 1,200 00
Balance due on one additional note
on above 200 00
220 acres of land in town of Spring
Valley 6,000 00
45 acres of land in town of Holt- 450 00
80 acres of land in town of Red Rock 900 00
Total county property 8 108,354 00
COLLECTIONS.
Current tax ....$
Tax of former years
Personal property tax collected by
106,430 52
6.304 92
Sheiiff and Clerk of Court
Private redemptions
School land principal and interest...
Principal and interest on county
land sold.........
Probate Court fees....................
Interest on deposits
Bale of produce from county lands...
Town order .........
Costs
Fines
Refunded money
Current school fund fromstata.....
Loan to county bridge fund
Liquor licenses
Auctioneers' licenses ....
Sale of stove and old bridge plank...
Jury fees
Cash on hand at commencement of
business 1st Monday in January
1889 *...
Total -.8 150,789 89
DISBURSEMENTS.
Return of births and deaths 8 128 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...... 693 20
Salaries of county officers 8,235 39
Bridge expenses 18,052 45
Coroner's fees 44 56
Jail expenses —. 69 86
Printing and stationery 1,018 17
Court house and general expenses... 1,304 91
Refunded tax 1,395 75
Freight, drayage, postage and ex­
press 126 91
Commissioners fees 1,133 05
Expenses of quarantining infectious
diseases 107 45
Total disbursements from county
revenue fund- ...........S 39.945 26
Paid schools 61,45*64
Paid towna~. .—22.S70 66
Paid private redemptions ..—1,964 44
Paid state tax, state school tax and
school land principal and Interest 19,419 57
Paid B. R. coupons city of Austin,
towns of Grand Meadow and Bed
Rock 3,410 00
Cash on hand at commencement of
business 1st Monday in January,
1890 11,919 93
Total S 150.789 39
ITEMIZED DISBURSEMENTS OF COUNTY REVENUE
FUND.
BETURN OF BIRTH8 AND DEATHS.
1889.
January 25, Ray. from Windom..$ 2 25
28, Williams, from town
of Dexter.. 3 50
Febru'ry 2 Geo (Chandler,from town
of Austin....^ 4 00
5 Hanson, from town
of Adams 7 75
8 Hoffman, from town of
Sargeant 4 50
12 Mclntyre.from town
of Lansing 6 00
15 Hunt, from town of
altham 5 50
18 Reed, from town of
Racine 6 00
20 S Dodge, from town of
Red Bock 1 00
21 A Hotson, from town of
Lyle 5 00
21 A Qualee, from town of
Marshall 7 75
22 W Benner, from Vil­
lage of Dexter 1 25
23 Shearer,from town of
Total ..
ELECTION BETUBNS.
1889.
January 26 Seebach, from town of
Dexter
Roy..
February9 W Drake, town of Pleas
ant Valley......*..
19 O Myhre, from villin
of Lyle „I
20 W Corbitt. from town
of Marshall
26 Shook, from townof
Bed Rock.
May
June
40? 35
1,491 83
4,385 20
312 00
114 09
316 33
293 60
25 60
60 00
61 00
16 18
15,997 38.
1,500 00
1,000 00
2 00
24 00
45 00
12,002 39
Febr'y 1 Hall & West, goods poor
farm
1J Hildebrand, boarding
pauper
4 A Pooler, goods poor
farm
5 Mitchell & Hanson, work
for poor farm
7 8 OClark & Co, goods for
poor farm
7 Weisel, temporary re­
lief for N Leigh
7 A Sandg. goods for pau­
pers
11H E Kalb, medicines for
paupers
15 James Cronon, temporary
relief for pauper
16 A Snider, temporary re
liCf iMIMtMMtIM
23 Decker, goods poor
farm, etc
26 Johnson & Smith, work
for poor farm
26 Dunklemann, goods for
paupers
27 A Hildebrand, care 'of
paupers
4 Bascon
icomb
March
May
Clayton 1 00
25 Carey, from village of
Adams 3 50
26 E Stanley, from village
of Lyle .. 2 75
March 4 N Wheat, from city of
Austin 14 25
9 Manchester»from town
of Udolpho 5 25
11AD Moore, from town of
Grand Meadow 2 75
13 Geo Cnandler, from town
of Austin 75
13 Thos Pnillips, from city
Of Austin 12 25
15 O Gregg, from town of
Nevada —. 8 25
16 O Clouse, from town of
Bennington 3 75
19 O Diekens, from village
of Dexter 1 00
20 A Donaldson, from
town of Franklord 3 so
May 22 8
Schuyler, from village
of Lyle 5 50
June 4 Jackson, from village
of Grand Meadow 1 75
8 Carey, from village of
Adams 4 75
Sept. 16 A Qualee, from town of
Marshall 25
27 Alsdurff, from vil­
lage of LeRey 8 06
A O
128 81
2 40
26 Conniff, from town of
Clayton ......
26 Bmith, from town of Le
6 00
6 20
6 00
26 Brown, from village
of LeRoy
26 Wilbour, services on
county canvassing board
28 E Dorr, services on
county canvassing board
28 John Muncy, election re­
turns from Brownsdale...
10 00
10 00
200
4 40
80 Scofield, from town of
Grand Meadow
SO E Peterson, from town
of Frankford
80 John Schroeder, from
town of Racine.
80 E Falcum, from town of
Udolpho
4A Thomasson, from
town of Nevada .......
8 O Brewn, from town of
July
6 80
680
7 20
240
Bennington............
Febr*y 1E Markham, from town
of Waltham
3J Meller, from town of
240
5 20
120
Lyls .........
JHoAnan, from town of
Sergeant
OOffAndsnon, from town
ofUMing
449
AUSTIN. MOWER COUNTY. MINN, WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 5,1800.
4 00
140
't 2D
200
28 Thos Malone, f^oim town
Wlndom..
March A O Dahle, from town of
Adams.
11 Alex Bell, from village of
14
2 40
220
8 40
400
8 60
5 00
Taopi...„m.....mn
14 Wood, from town of
Lodi.
2 Vandeneover, from vll-
lage of Dexter
4 Jon: Peterson, from vil­
lage of Grand Meadow....
Total $ 118 40
FOOB FABX AND OTBEB EXPENSES OF POOK.
1889.
January 7 N Leigh, temporary re­
lief self
12 A Hill, temporary re­
lief for pauper
22 Grotz, temporary relief
for A Snyder
26 W Johnson, papering
on poor farm
26 E Wheeler, temporary
relief for Brandon child..
26 W Johnson, papering
on poor farm
28 I Crane, lumber for
poor farm
28 E Wilbour, watching
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
poor farm......
28 NI Johnson, care of pau
28 ^C Dorr, money paid
fare for pauper
29 W W Sweet, money paid
fare for pauper fami­
ly
19 40
SO Austin Furniture COicof­
fins etc, for paupers
30 W Taylor & Co, goods
poor farm
30 Roberts, goods poor
farm
8 60
•4 50
2 65
11 85
9 50
A
April
50
1 75
55 80
6 00
6 00
985
48 25
Hall, tempor
ary relief paupers «...
5,F P, MoBride, -temporary
relief 6 paupers ...............
SKOHall, temporary re­
lief Mrs WillarST.......
5 Fairbanks, tempor
ory relief 5 families.
6G Adams, temporary
relief 8 families
13 Johnson, temporary
relief Mary Lownig.......
26 Gullik Olson, temporary
relief Thovson
27 Johnson, temporary
relief 5 paupers
3 W Taylor, temporary
relief 8 families
4 Wellington & Hazeltine,
fare 2 paupers out of
state .....Y
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 Fairbaaks, coal for
poor farm
25 Oscar Ayers, goods for
poor farm
1 Lock wood, temporary
relief A W Sage
2 N Wheat, medecines
for paupers
3 Friedrich & Hormel.meat
for poor farm
110 O Heppe, temporary re­
lief Mons Trulson
14 E Ingalls temporary
relief 8 paupers
14 A O Myhre, temporary re­
lief Bell Jacobson
14
2 75
5 00
34 S3
5 85
16 00
5 00
3 95
5 CO
5 50
Myhre, temporary
June
10 00
10 00
2 95
relief O Olson
14 DB Johnson, temporary
relief Mrs W Kelly
17 E A Dalager, temporary
reliefs families
22 Hall & West, temporary
relief GFB Rice .'
23 Fairbanks,temporary
relief 6 families
lJohn Bechel, temporary
relief Mrs Clark
11A E Christie, temporary
relief 3 families
14 W A Frazer, medical at­
tendance for paupers
14 Fairbanks, coal for
poor farm
15 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
tor poor farm
29 Decker, goods poor
farm
1J E Ingalls, temporary
relief Flannlgan
6 Schwan, shoes for pan-
8^JLMkw^,imporarr
relief A W 8age....._
10 Hildebrand, tempor­
ary relief paupers............
26 Cobb, medical at­
tendance panpen............
26 W Cobb, medical at­
tendance paupers..
26W Cobb, medical at­
tendance saupers
burying
August 8 Umhoefer,
.WK
Fairbanluuooal "for
upon
Crane, lumber for
pRoble?watching with
.• paupers
v»F McBrlae, groceries
6 00
125
5 00
5 00
5 00
6 00
5 09
28 50
5 00
10 16
money'paid
.. (°r help on poor farm
10 Lock wood, money
(or coffin for pauper
10 Owens, repairing on
12 ^^df^'/ repairing on
poor house
12 French & Wright, inaur
ance on poor house
1 2 A a a
tendance paupers..
12 Bump, temporary re
lief Self
il2 Mrs Frank Burt, tempor
ary relief A Snider
|12 Friedrich & Hormel, tem
porary relief pauper
il5 Ulocum & Rice, coal for
poor farm
15 Engle & Co, goods poor
farm
i" 17 John Beach, temporary
relief Mrs N Clark
17 Seymour Johnson, tem­
porary relief poor family
19 Dorr & Weld, medecines
for paupers :......
22 O Lund, goods for pau­
pers
22 O O Heppe, temporary re­
lief Trulson
23 Duffy & Mayland, corn
JCRutledge,
120 00
8 98
10 00
44 04
800
31 00
17 00
20 35
3 87
Crs
8 10
400
446
forearoof^*"^—
400
18 25
16 98
20 00
500
6 00
poor farm
44 14
Dece'ber 4 A O Myhre, goods for
paupers
6C Decker, goods for
poor farm
7 Decker, goods for
poor farm
10 Mrs Burt, temporary
relief A Snider
10C W Taylor, goods for
8 25
32 43
9 00
6 00
•4.U 00
12 O Hall, rent for pau­
per. lOUl
16 Sulavan, brick for
poor farm
27 Loucks Bros, temporary
relief two families
Tngalls, temporary
i-1. supers
27 O pe, temporary
relief ilsou
27 W temporary
relief .uilies
310 je, temporary
rehe ..rulson
Total 8 2,061 73
JUSTICE FEES.
Jan.
Feb.
Apr.
28 NK Noble...
6 Sheedy...
18 S Dodge
22 N Noble...
28 Bosworth..
May
June
Aug.
Oct.
Nov.
18 96
4 88
10 90
5 00
8*81
6 10
Geo. Button .j...
Bunnestrand..A..
N Noble .3.
8 Dodge
DSheedy .....
19 N Noble
JD Sheedy..
7 48
2 95
41 50
10 65
Total.. 234 35
EXPENSES OF INSANE.
1889
Jan. 29 Frank Riley, conveying in­
sane to hospital $
Mch. 11 W Hollister, examining
insane
44 44
N Wheat, examining in­
sane
Apr. 26 W Hunt, arresting in­
sane
12 00
19 00
5 00
2 96
44 44
20 00
5 00
5 00
5 00
10 00
12 86
JN Wheat, examining in
sane
44
29 W Hollj|ster, examining
insane
44 44
O Fenton. conveying in­
sane to hospital
May 3 WL Hollister,examining
insane
44
44
June 12 Knudson, conveying
insane to hospital
July 2 A McDonald, examining
insane
44 44
44
4 86
2 10
640
Aug. 22 WL Hollister.examining
insane
44 44
4 00
126
41
14
80
7 Dorr a Wold, goods poor
Nov Maxwell, witness in in
sanity case.
89 If Wheat aramlintng in.
U|»
Jan. 2 O W Gibson.
640
12 46
114 tt
600
Jaggas,
8 00
1600
j[*P 5cBridi 'money P*ld
40 00
900
88 00
8 00
80 00
a I AMolHson,conveying tn^
mm to hospital'^!.
*oteI.»....
numiwr am Dwrtmrn
444
Jan.
28
Feb.
7 20
8 20
5 00
lanter for poor farm
care paupers
8ept, 2 Mrs Johnson, temporary
relief self
2J E Ingalls, temporary
relief W Croty
2 Hildebrand, tempor­
ary relief BaUardC...
9 Osborne, fare out
... of the state
10 Austin Furniture Co,
goods
8 00
1 Fenton, deputy Aeiiff..!
CE Fenton, ...
28 A Mollison, sheriff.
18
18
ii
19
tl (I
17
ii
8
44
Mch.
A?.ril
June
14
85
Aujg.
4 00
5 00
5 00
80 00
2 00
6 00
for paupers
O Heppe, temporary
relief Trulson
11 Mrs Burt, temporary
relief A 8nider
October 1
Bascomb & Hall, tempor
ary relief Rice
1 Merrill & Strouts, goods
tor paupers
5 Frank Riley, temporary
relief O Allen
7 Schwan, shoes for pau­
pers .*.
210 O Heppe, temporary
relief Trulson
28 A A Williams, temporary
relief Cline
22 Thos White, temporary
relief self
24 Hall & West, goods for
poor farm
Nove'ber 6 Mrs Burt, temporary
relief A Snyder
6 Mrs Burt, temporary
relief A Snyder
16 Mslmberg & Olson, cof­
fins, etc for paupers
16 ME Brandon, care pau
per
16 W Johnson, work on
poor form
18 Mrs Bonnellie, care of
17
ii II it
Fenton, deputy Aeriff...
3 A Mollison, sheriff.
19
Oct.
Nov.
5 db
44 44
18
11 45
44
Total
1 50
44
44 44
44
(11 bills
ii 44 44
44 44
207
boarding prisol
nere
44
5 00
A Mollison, detective work
26 E A Whitcomb, Deputy
sheriff fees
28 Lyons
44 44
„4 1,545 67
WITNMSS FBBB.
1889
Jan. 9 John Ivenon ...f
29 Basil Smout
44
81 Nelse Jensen .........
Feb. Jl Carson
44
400
9 25
6 50
Lottie ions
5 00
Mch. 18 Samuel King.
Baaragaard
44
Henry
5 00
61 66
King
2 85
2 28
44 44
W King
Henry
44
20 Gilbertson
14 II
A Reed
4*
2 75
44
41
3 25
44
44
41 II
44 44
4
21 S Bishop..
44
5 00
44
6 50
Webber
44
•4
44
1 85
23 A Mollison
44
25 Lnkens
44
Bosworth
6 94
April 18 Mrs. Hickok
*4 II
Emma Pierce
4t
19
5 00
Lavochek.
Woodworth.
I Roble
500
43 00
iuper
Nichols, care pau-
Afcrii
Pool
4 00
May
Hoy
N 8 Green
10 98
44
Brantz..
June
Jnjy
RL Moore
Nellie Rahiily
E E DeGroff.
W Allen
4 00
19I11 Chapin, cutting
grain on poor farm
19 Dorr A Wold, medicine
for paupers
19 Dorr A Wold, goods for
Aug.
Riley.
4 00
24 66
6 26
or paupers
iiVliBeaen A Allen, feed for
poor farm
20 Fairbanks, coal for
poor fartn
20 Fairbanks, coal for
paupers
20G WRei
for supplies
20 Hans Franson, "work on
14 00
15 00
26 0 O Heppe, temporary
relief Trulson
29 Lee, care paupers.....
JE Ingalls
CCBoon „....
44
Joseph Kain
16 ESkcKnight
17 Cotton
28 82
44
A A We
sir
Sent.
4
14 58
17
E Harden
Arae Pelwsou
W Kennedy
481
Bemore, money paid
forpeorrarm
Hubbard
Win. Kelly
O Harrington,
Biley..._
19
Bosh man
Lena Hauge
6000
44
E Ingalls
5 00
5 00
44
W KPorter
44
W Porter
Sept.
19 Trask
20 Barber
8 90
44
11 32
1 22
Dougherty
44
HenrySchnhart
44
Maxfield
44
Geo W Palmer
Johnson
5 00
IS 01
8 00
2 00
44
Fellows
44
S Tyrrell
44
Harden
E McKnight.
Arae Peterson
44
AS Dean
44
Dean
44
A Mollison
44
ECKasson
17 21
14
OB Emerson
1 55
44
EH McGinty
44
A W Mitchell
5 00
21 W Mitson
41
ECKasson
14 13
44
Larson
41
E Gould
5 00
23 Jens Jensen
44
Boyington
44
E Lashbrook
S Bishop
E Gould
Ole Johnson
24
22 40
14 70
1 20
8 00
1 60
9 10
16 55
2 00
2 90
6 45
Maxwell
Trask
Opheim
JR Blackmer. ._...
A McKnight
John Hard.
Arne Peterson
McKnight
O Emerson
AW Mitchell
26
E McGinty
ECKasson
Allen
Johnson
Foster Boy
2 00
46 40
8 65
62 85
3 00
1 55
85 50
27
44
Poole..'
44
A Mollison
McGillivray
44
A 8 Dean
44
Mahoney
44
PMDeanT.
44
FFellows
44 44
JM Maxfield
Arne Peterson
44
Johnson
15 49
300
3 00
290
300
8
44
Iver Johnson
44 44
A Reed
44
L*,Runnestrand
44
John Collins
44
8 Terrell
4 4
W of
44 44
Burr Maxwell
44
Blackmer
Sept. 27 Chamberlain
44 44
A Thompson
44 44
E McKnight.
00
44 44
Hauge.
44 44
Harden
26 16
44
4"
Gilbertson.....
3 00
6 RE Shepherd, conveying
insane to hospital
24 W Hollister, examining
insane
44
28 E Wood, examining insane
44 44
O Reed
20 50
3
00
00
8
28 E Ingalls, conveying in­
sane to hoenital
Nov. 18 A MolUson, arresting in-
20 06
44 4
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Oct. 10 W Streeter
44
John Rolf.
44
4 HlraTi"!
44
8 Rothebaiger
3 00
44 44
A Biermann
25 65
3
CH Johnson, examining
insane.
44
9 Haney
44 44
EWood.. f.
10 W McKenna.
44
11 A Cole
00
8 Duftv, conveying in­
sane to nospital
44 44
W KPorter
44
25 Thee. Riley
16 50
44
81 Mrs. E
Nov. 6 O Ayers....
8 00
A W Allen, examining in
H^ortimer witiieM, case
of insanity.
44
16 E Ingalls.
44
18 Mrs. Canon
840
112
4 4 44
Maxwell.
44
Gilbertson.
44
Canon
44
19 W W Sweet
22 70
44 44
OB Emerson
44
22 Wood
120
W^^iskin^'examining
OW^baim. irir^nl^ in
InMdin, amnYnHig
44 44
Katte Barber-
8 00
00
140
tohc^ptteL.
44 44
Lena Haote
44
24 A Williams.
44 44
A Thompson
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TERMS: $1.50 Per Annum, in Advance
1 12
6 40
1 96
4 00
4 00
8 40
3 40
2 24
3 44
3 44
8 44
8 44
9 00
4 60
4 60
1 00
460
1 00
4 60
4 60
4 60
13 64
5 36
1 12
460
4 60
1 12
1 12
1 12
1 12
2 24
1 12
50
1 72
4 00
3 52
5 20
2 92
2 12
4 60
1 12
287
6 88
6 88
6 12
690
1 10
4.49
Sheldon .........
9UUOS'S
112
840
840
79418
Jan28 JH Brown 60
Feb 22 Wa Alton 18 00
March 19 4T»»n- .9 00
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4 4
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44
44
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20 Cflaoborn 13 00
20 BJ Hanson 9 40
20 A Donation.... 12 00
20 PHerdt 10 00
44
20 GSeobaoh 4 40
44
1 40
1144
26 98
64 70
88 70
8 80
8 00
1 85
15 00
15 00
18 80
108 55
87 75
48 62
88 50
17 60
18 63
57 68
44 88
20 47
15 55
10 00
5 60
54 00
59 00
597 77
21 10
181 45
15 00
9 00
20 W Mitson 12 00
14
20 A Newman 8 40
44
20 W Snyder 4 40
44
20 Christian Vbber 7 00
20 OS Anderson... 4 00
44
20 HH Hubbard 4 40
44
20 OHart 12 40
44
20 TKDahle 4 20
44
20 W Osborne 6 80
44
21 W Whitsel 4 20
44
22 JD Woodward 4 20
44
23 Cbas Steffens 19 00
23 Ed son Bassett 12 40
28 John Frost 10 20
28 De Remer 12 20
23 JC Johnson, Jr. 4 20
23 Boliou 4 20
23 W Hunt 4 20
23 A A Smitn... 4 20
28 OKftnortum 1540
28 Scribner 20 00
23 E McGovern 6 40
23 John Evenson 4 20
23 W Varco 11 20
23 W Day 2 20
23 ADickerson 5 00
23 RH8tockman ........ 4 20
23 HT Houghton 4 20
23 John Biederbick 18 20
23 John Whittemore 17 80
23 CarU 15 00
23 O Brown 12 20
23 WmCatherwood 10 20
23 W Hoy 2 20
23 Henry Edgerton 6 40
23 D8t Leger ... 10 20
23 Rooney 14 40
28 Yates 10 2C
23 8 Anderson 10 20
23 John Gjernes 15 00
23 Win Cotter 11 00
23 A Hunt 13 60
23 E Bedford 14 40
23 Gus Groby 18 00
25 CH Coats 4 20
25 Jonas Haney 10 20
26 Peter Haley 4 20
29 John GilUgan 9 00
April 2 Geo Edgerton 220
3 John Beattle 2 60
44
16 DC Corbitt 4 20
May 3 AW Allen 3 00
May 22 John GilUgan 2 00
Sept 17 Christiansen 4 40
17 Bell 8 00
20 W Stimson 4 12
20 Mortimer 412
20 John Hard 4 12
20 Reynolds 4 12
20 W Spencer 4 12
21 S Bates 18 80
24 Sterling 2 20
25 John Merrill 17 60
25 Crosset 19 60
25 A Anderson 24 00
25 AG Kellogg 20 20
25 A Hotson 19 60
25 EG Tompkins 20 00
25 Ingval Ingvalson 20 80
25 John Fairbanks 16 20
AS Lott 19 00
20 40
27 60
10 00
16 20
440
10 00
420
14 20
26 20
14 80
420
420
420
420
82 20
8B 40
Joseph Neller
26 Wiseman
•4 28 Carter
26 Stimson
44
28 Win Lacy
44
27 Dennis
44
27 Wm McBride
44
28 John Kennevan
30 JohnJ Shaw
Ocfberl Dennis
44
4 GeoE Smitb-....
44
5 Geo Hirsh
6 JNHay
6 OCCoraforth.....
6 Wi toon Beach
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890
6 90
1 40
1 48
2 08
2 08
2 12
2 12
5 36
2 12
5 86
5 60
1 12
5 60
2 12
7 72
7 36
7 37
6 68
6 68
6 68
6 36
6 36
6 36
6 32
6 32
1 12
5 36
4 16
4 16
4 16
6 36
1 12
8 36
5 36
5 16
2 84
1 12
5 60
4 96
5 72
3 12
1 12
1 20
8 36
4 36
5 36
7 36
6 86
5 16
6 40
4 16
5 86
4 60
7 68
6 60
6 60
4 12
7 60
8 68
1 12
8 68
960
7 60
7 60
2 64
6 76
14 20
7 60
6 60
9 96
6 60
4 12
7 60
5 00
5 60
7
7 60
7 60
7 60
12 20
1 12
3 12
4 20
4 20
7 60
13 00
4 20
1 12
8 12
1 12
836
4 24
8 40
8 24
882
6 69
1 12
440
840
640
8 14
1 12
640
640
640
4 40
5 40
20
49
Oon Fogarty...!..I..7Ti." 8 20
6 Peter Johnson 4 20
5 Wm Baudler S 20
6 Geo Dean 46 00
5 N N Palmeter 40 40
6 LD Carter 30 00
6 Anton Kramer 42 60
6 Beneke 40 80
5 Blifus 44 00
5 John Carr 41 40
5 Cbadboura.... 4100
5 O Hovda 43 60
5 Geo E Wilbour. 26 20
5 A Rustad 32 40
5 Neller 32 00
5 WE Knox 38 40
5 A Watkins 39 60
5 French 34 60
8 LDettelbach 26 20
9 Minar 4 20
9 Goodwin 26 20
10 W Hoy 6 20
11 Majors 10 40
14 Seymour Johnson 16
20
Nov 28 W Hines 3 40
Dec 19 6E Hanson •. 50
Total $ 1,829 40
CONSTABLE FEES.
9.
Jan 29 E Tngalls
Feb 7 A Bartwell
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
4-
8 Riley
44
15 Soule
44
23 MB Johnson
Nov 16 Riley
Nov 16 Riley
Nov 16 Riley
Nov 16 John Beckel
Deo 5 Zingsheim
Total.
1889/
March 23
3 40
7 20
5 25
5 25
3 80
4 30
11 15
8 24
340
10 00
2 90
2 50
4 45
1 82
4 47
377
8 40
3 70
..S
94 00
COURT EXPENSES.
Devlin, court steno­
grapher
March 23 De Remer, court
deputy..
March 23 Fenton. court deputy.
March 27 Gilbertson, court
deputy
50 00
15 00
12 50
12 50
12 60
40 00
350
12 50
27 50
20 00
10 00
42 50
27 50
500
50 00
170 00
40 00
39 94
38 70
108 70
410
180
Miller, coUrt dep-
April 13
April 13
June18
Sept 21
Sept 27
Sept 28
Sept 30
Oct 5
Oct 5
Oct 8
Oct 8
Oct 8
Oct 11
Nov 18
Nov 19
Nov 19
Nov 20
Nov 30
AU«- Denmson, steno­
grapher
be
liar, meals for
jurors
Gilbertson, court
deputy.
S Wilson, court dep­
uty
Fenton, court deputy.
Greenman, defend­
ing criminal
E Whitcomb, court dep­
uty
Gilbertson, court
deputy
Gilbertson. court
deputy
N Kingsley, defending
criminal, order court..
AW Corning,court sten­
ographer
Geo Burnham, court
deputy
Johnson,costs State
vs Smith
A Dennison, steno­
grapher f.
Thiel Detective Service,
detective work
W Wilkins, costs 8tate
vs Smith
W W Ranney,costs State
vs Coleman
Total.... 788 94
OLEBK OF COCBT AVD DEPUTIES
1880.
Jan 28 8 Bweningsen, clerk of
court.... ............ 89 60
March 26 8 Bweningsen, clerk of
oourt 16 00
Marok 26 Bweningsen, deputy
clerk of oourt 16 00
April 13 A Bweningsen, doputy
olerk of oourt 16 00
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