The Cook County herald. [volume], December 05, 1896, Image 3

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S 't|«r4*r Sriofesop left on the. Dixon )3at_
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^^®^J'^rea9®r®r- Johnson secured & soow
Ew'"f'hoe
pks&
QPd
Oyer the trail for Du-
yesterday iborniDg. !g|
N^lsorij tif Ltitflen, who was
-r ,_ aarrit^ iir Ikiliithrecently, returned
I home ifith his bride Monday evening
"v With the refcijm ,of the Dixon to Du
"tttth lapt Tuesday navigation along the
Worth shore closed for the .season, -A
little walk of 86 miles is all that now
separateaus from the outside world.
Upon complain t'of Daniel MoDonouglf
an order was issued last week for the ar
Test of Bhody Kennedy on the charge of
insanity. Deputy Sheriff Fqllerton left
on the Dixon lest Saturday to make the
arrest,' found Kennedy on hiB home­
stead and had no trouble in taking him
to Lntsen -where he awaited the return
of the ))ixon and took Kennedy to Two
Harbors for exataination.
8#^OMMI88IONER proceedings.
Special Meeting Cook County Commissioners
NOT. 5th, t806
Called to order at 9:^a.ta,
Present—Hacs Eagelsen, Fred JackPonand
"Win. Fisher clerk.
J)ttC'8on chosen chairman pro tens^
minutes oflast meeting read and approved
^«s follows:
The record of the previous meeting amended
to read, That Fred Jackson, commissioner, wan
appointed a committee of one to take1 charge of
road work in District No. 3. Carried.
John Hathesonjndge of election.
days.
m-
1
Gust^ Olson firewarden posting notices 5
^^^fe^^^Mdays A .i........
Ole Olson fire warden posting notices 2
days..*..":..,.'
JO A
A A jlel«m bntt*^5
8 20
Hans, Gilbjerison jtfdge of election and fg/
messenger, .j,.-.: 12 80
15 10
•Jin*, J. Johtisoh judg'eTof election' and
mesaenger
Sw«mp rCariboo messenger and assisting
carrier.
C. A. A. Nelson clerk of electiod and
messenger, house rent 17 QQ
-12 20
Win. Howenstine house rent for election 9 00
p. Pfitameier messenger of election ^3 00
ohn jacobaon jr. sqecial Election con
a a to I a
3K J. LeTourneau A Go^. election printing ^*25-00'
J, J.lieTourjieau 4 Co. stationery..-.., 7 50
Chris' Murphy sample ballots......j:.. 2 00
£hriB Mnrphy commissioner proceedings
andcouilty printing.. 137 25
It ^Jn. I'iSher expense to Duluth printing
county tickets .'.v.....?.-.
10 00
6 00
5,»
1:1
A-Bcjoth Packing Co. one tare.
H. L. Sliepherd^naps ...i.,... ..........
Chas J. Johnson Treasurer trip to Duluth
to look after bank failure.. !.
Brown Treacy A Co. stationery blank®
ballot bpxes etc... 0413
"W A Peterson", aaalstlng Are warden V& ^4
flays. ..-.. ^2 25
Aug A. Nelson assisting fire warden
0 0
Gust Nelson assfsting fflre "warden 1 dajf |^i 50
Chas Moore do Hdayglf 75
y8T-«nks ,„doI 1 day^ 60
August Amundgdir ^o lday|^50
Jaines'Geesxck do day&".^L 50
.Claik-H Oarhart do IdayM
JBernt Jacobson fire warden posting no
'tices2 days ».
ilana (xilbertton fire warden posting no­
tices 5days: •. 4.
50
400
10 00
10 00
'0
00
OlfBrttn^ fire .warden posting notices 2
da) if assigned to -^tdrew ^hristianson ppl 00
6le Berglund ffltSa'Wardiin iwisting notices
'Va days.... .". jQQ
O A A Nelson fire jWarden e^tticguishine
fire 7M-days, !6 4
Ed Johnson fireextinguishing.,,
^fire3« days.
ISFJ BO
AD MSTHICT NO.LT
Alax Easier 5% days road work hi bushel
timothy seed...^. ,t
3d. ndt HokaOaon 12^daya/oad wprk
Pet Olson4 days rbad
4oh?i McGuire }}£days oald work paya
We to A A Nelson :...
JohnJETarrisi 3ays-road w.orkpayableto
75
Aug list Xtlndskog SH days road work aS-:^ v-
«lgned to a: Mayhe»r
.0 road work-as-,
signed to? May fie#:.
Larson ,v& "diys tjad work'as-1
Oft...
work aSSdteised tb
5 «n»y* roadSWOrk"as-* A
Pfftpa^mlth&ro .. H40
^road woii. assjgnediif
-^iteiirtoais «s^gnpMQ^B^it^^|
Qh lAr»ofc3^da3rt/r»d wo*^r 4
G^tav'Ehngs&^dSyi worl4 .^
Andrew ^cMuu^fe^'days, road^WJsk^a^ ,.
as to O $ 5
lVe¥ Iverson 7 days roadiwork 8&
O a Mojuk^ia^ days^ad
-ChasHaglund SHi days road work, 95
Qtn sfrSodetberg 25 days road' Work. it-SO
Peter Bi^dal g{4 days road wbrk',. i# 15
Mavhew freight on tools,. 35
Kelly Eardware Co tools
JBOAD DISTBXOI SO.
Jobn AMcFarlandl4iiday»jToad:woA
assigned loTred Jackson..... ,/ ^31.75
JBernt Jacobson 17*4 days road work as
signed to Fred Jackson ... '5'30 82
Bernt JfMsohson '.fish, assigned to. Ered'S^
Jackson Ijiv^ g$
Ole Brunes freight assigned to Andrew
Chrlstianson. 05
Ole Brunes 12 days 'raTd woirk,'assigned"
to Andrew Chrlstianson .{, /. .*
August Brunes 10 c[ays road vTork as
signed to Andrew Chrlstianson. '1
Andrew Chrfstianson freight..1^'
A-S Carlson J1 days road work...'?..^...
Gotfrled £rnan 14 days road work assign
edtoAS Carlson,
John Bjerkland 15 days road work as-./.
signed to A S Carlson. 22 50t
Louis Elliagson li days rited wotk' ^.^
signed to A8Carlson 21 (K£
Barney McCoy 10 y* days road work ag- _'
signed to Mayhew. Its Ys)
John Jacobson Jr. 43a day6 road work,afK-.,
signed to Mayhew.:... jkV.C. 1 6 37
Olaus Jacobson 10H days road" work as­
signed to Mayhew 15 75,
Fred Jackson 15 days road work (com^v""
mittee work) rt.'1' 30 00
Ole Gunderson 14V4 days road work as­
signed to Barney McCoy 21JJB
Sander Jen toft 14 days road work. 21 00
ThosTrevillionsupplies 20 70
M»vhew temporary relief as ojlo^f
Sam Zimmerman...*.."X.
Mrs A Benson
Koginochiwa
Mayhew freight and carting
Mayhew oil
Meeting adjourned to l:Sn
?v?
Tlie following bills, upon separate conslde?^
tio»,Were allowed:
AJ£r.,efl Jackson town clerk record of births
land ,4 SI 00
Aug A^Lindfllcog clerk of election. 5 go
Grist I* Peterson judge and messenger, ft-/ 12 10
Andrew Johnson elerk of electio^-.W.'*:-i 4 25
-,v 'P"1
do
.1:80 p.m.'
2 Op
5 00
Aug 4. Nelson
Oust Olson
Thomas! GaTter.1
Mils N Berg
Ludvig EJliasen
to Andrew Christiaaflon ....v-\\. 5 50
^red Jackson clerk of election and met*
jeenger.'. ...1 nigo
sS^- -iv io
do V^'|ga So
do assigned
J. E. Mayhew clerk of election .... 935
Clayton MKelly^. do- i1:j&1i.I1.' .410
John ,v.^ do *«". 350
GustafKhng^ do' .!.!!!! '4
75
Chris Holte'judge of election* -Jb 20
John Taylor judge 61 election/.,.. K", 9 35
W Mayhew -do ...... 9 85
JohnCKePx. .130 '8 10
J. Ole Brunes' "e,do n, "iklgned'^v
S t° Andrew Chxistianson i^6 8ft
1 ®mil Elias^a judge ofelection assigned?"^ 1
to Andrew Christiansen' ~±r -6 60
Barney -M^Cby judge of election.. Mi. 6 60
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WITH
mi.
fishing:
deppljr
15 (0
1 50
16 50
fX,i
21 00s
.5 00
25 00
14 00
1150
50
I p. m.
Board met pursuant to adjoiurnment
1- .. v*! -,
Present—Engelson and Jackson.?- 'if
The petition- for road of Chris. MurphV et 'al
granted", and road commissioner ordered to fix
road according to pretitlon.
&
.Meeting adjourned hour^ ,' ,0i
Met as per adjournment.1 .All present .%
Meefing adjourned to 9 a. m. Nov.Jth.
ADJOUBHKD MEETING.
November 6th, 1896.
Commissioners Engelson and Jackson present
Nellie Usher, clerk|"J •f-1®
Commissioner Jackson ijistfucted^to purchase
2000 shingles and tar felt paper to-repair tool
house ,in District No. 3, and Jo bank court house
'.Upon motion by Jackson, second 'by Engelson,
county order No. 1491, issued as security for the,
loan of$700.00 to.be placed by. Treasurer C. J.
Johnson at the H. E. Bmith'& Ci?.. Bankers,
bank for use of county road fund, is hereby ap­
proved, and C, J. Johnson, treasurer, hereby.di­
rected to use said order as security for said loan.
Y6tlng ^ye» Engelson' and Jackson.
.-^^sjtto.wing bU3s allowed:.
Pioneer Press Co. stationery*etc.. 32
"Jamfes"A. TuckM poRlage'and key-i.*iC^:pv' 4
Hans Engelson^days and miles
re a so 2 a an
95
00
11
10 00
1
Ked Socks killed an Englishman,'btft
tip to date' no, American bicyclist has
taken blood-poison that way.
1
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The nail' trnBt appears to hare been
hit on the head and driven into a hole,
Bat there are others still doing-business.
Tom Watson had better success as av
cnininal lawyer than as vice presidential
candidate he oleared his client who was
charged with murder.
If it tobk Mark Hanna two' years to
get Gov. McKicley his first Presidential
nomination, can "he get it for him the
second J^me in four years?
Having stirred up Bassia and France
Bismark is now throwing stones at the
British Lion, whom he: accuses of want­
ing toL:Qpntrol the whole menagerie.
It's dollars to peanuts^hat if President
Oleveland extends .the civil service-rules
to the fourth-class postmasters, his action
Will be upset .by President McKinley
With Hon. Theodore Roosevelt and
Rev. Dr. Parkhurst openly commending
flrstic combats prize fighting will proba­
bly enjoy a greatJt«om in. New York city.
It is hardly-fair to call a man spend­
thrift who has spent $750,000 in good
deeds, as Buskin has, ana yet it seems
that he might have been" better to him­
self. MJ!
What is notoriety worth afterr?all?
Ferris, the inventor-of the big wheel,
died the other day'in a Pittsburg hos­
pital, and the big wheel is in the hands
oUsherflcgf
The 1. turkey-raiser "who1 sent
Thanksgiving birds to President Gleve
land, President-elect -McKinley-and^ex
candidateBryan istiotopen to the charge
of partisan 'prejudice: S§£ s®
'tti ^-v. -r-
Those men who are ^hungering' for
Spanish blood should lose no time in
joining* the Ouban^./jThat is the only
opportunity thej will^have, and that
mdy vanish before springi
If it be. jingoism for this government
to compel Spain tolpay for every dollar's,
worthy of property^ owned1 by American
citizens in Cnba which. has been destiioyi
If a Bftn Franoisoo lawyer isn't 9 first
class faker,flying ship that, flies is
now an dacomviiahad fact, and uir line*
urates "vyiJlapoji be biding a^ainsfc fehej^d died «.t the'Asylum~6f
trauspoitation companies for busmese.|"Saw eu^ Caen, ialfa^ch-J840J
.'.Ufa
it-,^^S.uJed in wt
iron: pr0te«?t3O9i", fijHer^fim^
t'rofet !Free Press, gives.ja clew to
inventiotf of4aj Albany quaVfyjpaji
tutting ^istojie^^Tnstead, hoWver^ $£
hemp, lie proposes to use wire 'rope,
andtwith this he will carvia th&marbl^
and 'stone right out of its native be4»
The* wire is wound in stiraids,: and hais 6.
very rough' surface, po^^rfiil' niajphi|X-,
ery gives- a strong and "steady strain,'
would be easy enot%h to cut the blocfes
aftertihey are.re moved from'the
quar­|
ry, but where the cleverness of the in­
ventor comes in is deviling
.mechanist
that cam be applied to the stone while.
in the quarry. This is effected by siak-J
ing two,parallel .channels in the'quarjpy'
to
a
ttepth of-little greater than that of,
the lowest levej of the stone/ to -be cut.
The channels may be from 2 to 100 feet
or more, apart." At the"bottom of each.!
is made,a small hole to receive the footVi
eods of the shafts of the machine, TMs
is the only preparation of the quarryi
that is necessary. The-ropes,-whiehf
are coiled on huge dri^tns.' are th^nl
passed around the channels, and a» the*
jdrums revolve, the cutting proceeds.
Suitable brakes are provided for the
regxdation of the speed and pressure.
The ordinary speed of the strand is, BOO
feet a minute, so that a* mile length:
of it passes in six minutes. While the
strand is moving, crushed- stone Or
chilled shot and water can'be intro­
duced to increase the attrition'. Fait
better, however, than either .of these
is a composition obtained from -the
tailings of a magneticaroa separator,
which costs abotit one-tenth as much as
tht chilled shot. It does not leave the
lines caused by the shot, and-it, can
be used oyer and over again.
WELCOMING A RIVER.
A Joyful Occasion ta the' People of a
Portion of Peru.
In the long coastal desert of.Peru,'
which is some 2,000 miles in length,'
but only 120 miles broad at its: widest
part, the rivers, Maj. A. F. Sears says,
disappear in the dry season and begin
to flow again in February or March
when rain falls in the Cordilleras. One
of the most important.of these rivers is
the Piura, the rgturn of whose waters is.,
welcomed with great rejoicings by the
inhabitants of „its banks. About the"
time when "the coming of the river"
is expected, says the Youth's Company
ion, eager inquiries as to the progress''
of the water are put to all persons who'
chance to come from the head of the.'
valley, and when, the water approaches'
the town of Piura processions go out to
meet it, aaid escort,its first.trickling
stream- down the dry river-bed with!*
music and fireworks. At the outskirts
of the city thousands of people greet it^
arrival." The valley of the Piura is said
by Ma j. Sears to produce excellent cot­
ton, 'although its possibilities in this
respect axe not well- developed for lack
of systematic' irrigation. 'Once in a
period of Jrom five to "seven years rain
falls upon-the coastal plain, whereupon/
with 'magic quickness^ grass and flow­
ers cover it,' an.d cattle browse in its
pastures, but in a few weeks everything'
withers, and desolation reigns cjnce^
more upon the barren sands.
LONGS TO BE A SLAVE.
A Southern. Negro Who Wants to Go Into
Bondage Again.
/Some of the letters that Mayor"
Thacher gets are curiosities in their
way.. People from out of town who
wish to find out anything in the city 0$
Albany invariably write letters tp the
mayor. It doesn't make any difference
what the information desired relates to
the mayor, they think, ought to know,
says the Albany Argus.
A letter was received irom a negro
away down south, who, Mr. Monahan
says, has been deaft for 30 years—not
literally-a- corpse, but deceased as far.,
as his grip on hustling, progressive
nineteenth century life was concerned
This man believes that slavery is stil]^.
an institution in this great land, and
is ignorant-of the glorious-fact thatthe
master's whip hasn't' cracked for 30
years. Henever heard of the president's
proclamation, never knew that thejnortli
had whipped, the south, and that ljUOO,
000 lives had' been sacrificed to free the
slave. In his letter to the mayor this
colored man asked to b£ brought north.
and sold back into slavery.^'There is no
question that he found it injpossible to
live in the south, and longed again foif
the irresponsibility from'iself-suppontfj
of slavery days which" he thought stillJ
flourished in the, south.-
BEAU BRUMMELL.
IL,
At the Grave of fi Fsmotit^Uandy and
Wit
Eiigli&h visitors to Taiy-e^^ffll^
having satisfied then curiosity, tu^n to
Oaen, where lie 'the bones of an Eng-
lishman. -y^ho. has left vbeliind am him-,
mortal reputation as a dandy imda^it.''
Bean, Bruni^U, after having beens the
friend"r«f the prince regent/ died in
poverty, a'lriendlesS imb^e,i'!6oMi in':
1778, Gejorge^Er^an Brummelf^was^lu-^
cated at Eton, where he made b, n^me
ior'social aplomb, readiness of repartee
and fastidious neatness iif dress. I^e,
went to .thee Oriel college, Oxford, jj-br^a',
years. He waspresented with a eorooet^
cy by the prince'of Wales in theOTen|h.
^Ussars, and for som^ y|ar^r4hjoj^a
%hp friendship-bf the pzvace, who^w^k
fffferward Geojge ^. ^lsit 'tbey/
qha^le^AHC^Bea^' BrumrnetHhe^
hi| own»in«oeiety until gamabK^g lqss^s.
iha,fie fle6 the Country. -In 1836 he
\vasJ appoi^.ted British x»n»ul^jGac|i.''
Ifig crediters c^oeed^ rdund himf^nfl'^a I
May, 1835, hpwa^efflst into
spirit aeSined to hiav^leen. br^enl aj|l',
in 1817 he showed eigns of intb^ility^.
ti tfJ3
smfiy 1 —.ijj
BBC
Be 2:6, lioo
1hiur^T
irej is believed' to,
he true'in"ever^r re
^ct.? V/
ot.onl^ will the'earth's motion slow
tiintii the-day will" be one,1 two, and
P»ee 'times"as long, as it is at present,
Jbnt this pace-slackening process will
i|brease 'witli time, tintil the day will
|eventually be et week or even W month
^BL length. The "retarding"medium,"
^vvhich: the astronoiners speslk of as be-i
iinff the cause of this phenomenon, is not
^'fi|lly understood' at present.
J^ir Robert Ball says that it is the fric­
tion of the-tides Which is responsible
fdX the most of it. He urges that the
ltiafae.vvill 'come, when the day will,be a
full year in length!. Others among the
'investigators along this line declare
that it will be absolutely impossible
for this day-lengrthening process to in
creaSe-beyond one Mnar month!
HER WEDDING PRESENTS.^
Tlie Princess Maacl Now Possesses Forty-
Eisbt
Wheois.
^tt'"iif^ividenrt. that Princess ^Ta^Td,
who married Prince. Carl of Denmark,
will riot Jack for means of locomotion,
sagrs the London, tetter. The parents of
the, bride and the aristocracy having
presented their gifts, to the young
bridal couple, they are-now 'being fol­
lowed by the numerous towns, counties,
shires and guilds. Among the presents
received there are not less than 48 ladies'
bicycled, for it is known that Princess
Maud, is an enthusiastic whe^lwoman.
There are wheels of almost every class,
make and of the" most varied construc­
tions and executions, some adorned
yith engravings and others with in­
scriptions. Besides the wheels the
princess is the recipient of sev­
eral '"dozen" motor carriages, some
driven by-steam, others by petroleum
motors, compressed air and electricity.
Since tlie exhibition of wedding pres­
ents is still fashionable in aristocratic
.England, the show of Princess Maud's
wedding gifts looks very much like a
cycle show or an exhibition of motor
carru5£es.
-'Y Notice for Publication.
Land 'Office at Doluth Minn October'^, 1806.
Notioe is hereby given that the following nam­
ed settler filed notice of his ijitontion to qiake
final proof in support of his claim, and that said
proof will be madd before the register and re­
ceiver U. 0. Land Office Dnlath^Minn., on De­
cember .15th, 1896, viz: Richard"" Dowman who
made homested entry No. 10306 for the eeH of
section 22 township 65 north range 4 west.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of, 6aid land, -friz:
Nicholas Probeck, John Morrison, Jas Morrison
Henry Mayhew. and Oliver Jackson of Grand
Marais JMinn. and Zefah D. Goodell of Duluth
Minn. artdExank.JN. Schaaf of Gun Flint Lake
.Minn, ,, i'/
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A. J. Taylor Register.
K. N. Marble Atty. 10-10
Timber Land. Act June 3, 1873.—Notice of Pub
.lication^—U. S Land Office, Duluth Minn.
September 16,189(5.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance with
the provisions of .the act Qf Congress of June 3,
.1878, entitled "Ari act for the sale of timber lands'
in the states of California, Oregon, 'Nevada, and
yya&hington Territory." as extended to all the
public, land ptates by act of Augiist 4, 1892,
I. Alexander J. Gurtin of Duluth, county of St,
Louis state of Minn., Ms this-dny filed in this
office his sworn statement No 30H6. for the pur
chase of the lots 1. 2" and b'A neU of section in
township 64 north range 4 west, and will offer
proof to show that the land .sought is more valu­
able for
its. timber or stone than for agricultural
purposes., and to establish his claim to. said
land before the Kegisterand Becever of this office
at Duluth Minn". 011 Tuesday, the 15th day of
December 1896.
He natne#as witnesses:
Joseph Couture. Peter J, Ericksdrip'Almer
Nelson and Edgar \V. Crafhet all of Duluth,
Minn.
Any and all persona .claiming adversely the
above-depcribejjttahds are requested to file their
LS
office on or belore said istli day of
claims ii this
•November 1896. a.
10-3 ••'t. A. J1.Taylor- Register,
Timber Land, Act June 3, 1878.—Notice lor Pub
lication. U, 8. Laud Office. 'Duluth, Minn.,
August 10th, 1896.
^Notice is hereby given that in compliance with
the.prQyisiansoi the act of congress of June
,1878, entitled AII act for the sale of. timber lands
in the states of California, Oregon, Nevada and
Washington Territory," as amended bv act of
August 4,1892, Severiiv
Jacobson. Superior, coun­
ty of Douglas, state of Wisconsin, has this day
filedrin this office his sworn statement NoA 2998,
for the purchase of the lots 7 and- 8, nw^ of ew \i
and ewl/4 of nwJi of section 20 in- township 63,
range 3 West, and wil offer, proof to show that the
land, sought is more valuable for its timber or
stone than for agricultural purposes, and. to
establish his claim to said land belore the regis­
ter and receiver of this office at Duluth, Minn.,
on Thursday.gthe 3rd day of December. 1896.
He names as witnesses:
George Slgnalnas and Andrew Johnson of
West Superior Wis. and Keinhold B. Graetz of
Grand IVtarais, Minn.- and Andrew- T. Bestul of
DuinthMinn.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
above described lands are requested to file their
claims in this office on or before said 3rd day of
December, 1896.
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XT A. Jr.Taylor, Register.
B. N. Johnson A€ty.
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9-26
Timbedffl&jd, AcfJuneB. 187(},—Nofl?afor Pub
liCat*vffiSHu. S Land Offic-9,*' Duluth, Mintt -.
-fifeptemfflr 29,1896.
Notice is-hereby given that in compliance with
the pr.6vision of the act of congress of June S, 1878
entitled, "in act ior. the g9,le of timber lands in
the states of California, Oregon, Nevada arid
Washington Territory" as /amended by act cf
August4,3892, Christian 01s n, ofDuluth, county
of St. Louis, state of Minnesota has this day filed
in thiB office his sworn statement No. 2841, for
the purchase ot the eyt ot se}4 sec. 8, wii of trysr^
section 9 in township 64^ range 2 west, and will
offer prooi to show that the land sought is
more valuable "for its tim'ber or. stone than for
agricultural purposes, and to establish his claim
to said land before the Kegister and Receiver of
this office at Dnluth, Minn,, pn,Tvjt sday,vthe
22nd c^ay of December, 1S96. 'W-
He names as witnesses:
EdWard GroChau, B. Grande and Ed. Gustaf
pon of Duluth Minn. and. Andrew Larson of
Grand Marais Minn.
Any tod all persons claiming adversely ihe
above described lands are requested to file their
elaims is this office on or before said 22nd day of
December 1896,
-.A Taylor'."Register.
Timtie^ Land, A'ct JnneS, 187S.—Notice for Fuh
iication. IvS.,Jjand Office at Duluth /Minn.
July 15th, 1896.
•Notice is hereby'given that in compliancewithJ
the provieions'-of the act of GongresB June 8.1^78,
entitled•""An aotfor the sale ?i tinpiber Jands in
the .states of California, "Oregon, Nevada- and
'Washineton Territory," as -extended-to fell the
pnblic land.etateB by act of August '4, 1892.
WilUam MoBean, of- Dulnth county of St.
Lbute state of Minnesota, hwr tjjia day filed hi
this Office Ma. swrom 6tatm«nt -No.. 296S, for the
P^r^heae of_ the lots 1 and 2 of section 25 in
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Timber.Land. Act Jnne.3,1878,—Notice for Pab-
Om08
MiM"
Notifcais hereby driven that in compliance with
the provisions of the act of Congress of June 3,
,An,, .act for th© e^le of^ timber
lands ln the statea of California, Oregon, Neva
daand Washlcgton Territory," as extended to
all the public land states by, act of August 4,1892.
Lawernce Ignasick,. of Dulutii county of
Louis, state of Minnesota has: this 'aay
2835."
of St.
in thie office his sworn stSemtat^No. *2835.' for
the purchase of the"se& of se^, lots 1. 6 and 9 of
Section 29 township 63,-range 4 west,and will offer
Proof to show that the land sought is more yal
nable for its timber or stone than for agricultural
purposes, ^d to establish his'claim to said land
before the Register and Receiver of this office at
DuinthMinn. on Friday, tlie 15th day of Jan­
uary 1897.
He names as witnesses:
George Wartnor and Reinhold R. Graeia: of
Grand Marais Minn, and Christian Hang of
,^mn-
and
AlJjert F. Graetz of West
lialnthiMinn
Any and all persons claiming adventely the
acove-qesonbedlands are requested to file their
claims m:thisoffice,on.or before said 15th day of
January, 1897. ,"WX-.
TO TT ii ,',A -A. J. Taylor Register.
W. H. Smallwood Atty. 11-14
Wanted
SALESMEN.
We -v^ant one
or two men in
each county
to take orders for Norsery Stock, and are
willing to pay- well for good work, We
agree to REPLACE FREE anything that
dies from natural causes..
Notice for Publication.
^Land Office at Dulutb Minn., July 27,1896.
Notice is hereby given that the
following nam­
ed settler ha,s filed notice of his intention to make
final proof in support of his claim and that said
proof will be made before the register and re­
ceiver at Duluth, Minn, on September 16th, 1896,
viz:
HansWannebo homestead* entry No, 5869 for
the of seij. nw^ -of se}£ section 32and sw!4
1 east °f
section 33 in
townshiP
62 north range
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
said land viz:
Hans Gulbrandson, Gust Olson, John Hanson
and Helmer Helmerson all of Grand Marais
Minn.
.T A Taylor, Register
N Johnson Atty. -&.g
Notice for Publication.
Land OfiBce at Duluth: Minn. Aug. 2S: 1€96,"
Notice is hereby given that the: following
named settler has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof in support of .his claim and
that said proof will be made before the Register
and Receiver of the .U. 8. land office at Duluth
Minn, on October 28,1896, viz Andrew Swaneon,
who made homestead entry No. 5836 for the
sH of sei4 sec, 33 and &V± of swji of sec. 34 town­
ship C2 north ranpe 1 eiist.
HenameB the following witnesses to prove his
Cfwitinnons residence upon and cultivation of,
said land, VTK:
Gnataf Kling, 0 Monkery Andrew Larson
and Hans Gilbertso** all of Grand Marais Minn.
7-25 A. J. Tailor Register
Timber Land, Act June 3,187g.—Notice for Pub
licatin.. U.'S. Land Office* Dnluth Minn*'
October fith, 1896.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions of act of Congress of June 3
1818, entitled ''An act for the sale of timber
landB
in the states of Calif ornia, Oregon^ Nevada and
Washington Territory," as extended to all the
public land states by act of August 4,1892. Hen
rr EvCoole, of Duluth, oounty of St. Louis state
of .Mxnnesota, has this day filed in this office his
sworn statement No. 3010, for the purchase of
the lot 3, el4 of- swii and swJi of sei4 of section
30 in township 65 north, range 5 west 4th P. M.,
and will offer proofto show that the land sought
is more valuable for its timber or stone than for
agricultnral purposes, and to establish his claim
to. said land before theRegister and Receiver of
this office at Dnlnth Minn on Tuesday, the 7th
day of-January 1897.
He names as witnesses:
Jacob F. Noll, -John F. Segog end William
Bassett of Dulnth Minni and Telcf Oleson of
Grand Marais Minn.
Any and all persons, claiming adversely the
above described lands are requested to fileeir th
claims in this office on or before said 7th day of
January, 1897.
A, J&Taylor Register.
Frank Cutting Atty. ip, 11-14
Timber Land.
Act
June 3,1878.—Notice for Pub-
.. lication. U. S. Land Office, Duluth, Minn,
October 26, 1896.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance with
the provisions ot the act of congress of June 3,,
1878, entitled
"An
act for the sale of timber lands
in the states of California, Oregon Nevada and
Washington Territory," as amended by act of
August 4,1S92, ATnt E. Juberg. of West Superior,
county of Douglas* state of Wisconsin, has this
day filed in this office his sworn statement No.
2914, for the purchase of the lots 2, 3. 4,7 and 8 of
section 4. township north, "range 5 west of 4th
miv&nd will offer proof to show that the land
sought is.more valuaDle lor its| timber or stoue
than for agricultural purpose^ and toestablihtf
his claim to said land before the register and re­
ceiver of. this office at Duluth, Minn, on 'Tuesday
the 19fh day of January 1896.\"V ^v
He names as witnesses:
August Juberg of West Superior Wis. and John
•t1'. Segog, and William^Bassett of Dnluth Minn'
•and John E. Ross of Grand Marais Minn.
Any and all -persons claiming-adversely the
above describedlands are requested to file their
claims in this office on or belore said t9th day of
January, lb97.
A Taylor, Register.
11-21
H. Carting Atty. 'ffA
Timber Land, Act JnnV 3, lS78.T-Notice for Pub
Jjcation. United States- Lan'd Office Dnluth
O^t 23rd, 1836.
Notice is hereby given that in fcompliance with
the provisions of the act of ^Congress of June 3.
J8?8v entitled "An act -for., the sale of timber
lands in the states of California, Oregon. Nevada,
arid W ashington Territoryr" as extended1 to all,
the public land states by act of August 4, 189k.:
William A. Harbour, of .Dnluth, oonnty of St.
Louis state of Minn, has -this day filed in this
office his sworn statement No, 2839, for the
purchase of the ©H -of sate section S7 and loc 2
"and sw34 of sw34 of section: 26. .in township 63
north, range 4 west, of 4th P. M., and will offer
prjof to show that the land sought is mora
fAlnaKl& fni) vita
the.RSeiPBter andut i^us
race at Dulnth Minn. ShTuesday the 23rd day of
Ee'jruary. 1397.
1
tie names aa .witnesees:
-Reinhold R. "Graetz ot Grand JWatais- Minn.
«od Albert F. Gtadtz, and Edward Mottner of
JDnltfth Minn, ami* George SignaJLuess of West
Superior Wis.-
irnary 1897.
da^^f'
etai"i
a
Any Mid all 'persons clfani'in^ adve^ieTy^the
Taylor Roister.
B. N-, JobBson^Att^^-^^l^ ,. 1^.5
WANTBD-SEYEEAL .FAITHFUL- N
women to travel for responsible1established'
hq-uje to.Minwsola. §alaxv ^'89 payable #15
tretkly -and jeipehse^ P^iOon^ permauefit.'
,P-eference,. A.n^Jose selC-addre^ed^tum&d eh?r
~*efanc, Sao National, Stat Building^ hjeag^
Timber Land. A ct Juue-A 1878.—Hotice for Pd
jlica^"*"
fMir
caiitir
.Mini
/jNotii
fttAe
Land
pr.
^78,0
in the
7O^Xrp0stofBees
CaUforni^rDregon, Nevada^
^g^4C^oj^"nase?te^ded.
to aU th#
and
the3
gpjjlic l^a states by airtP of Augoat 4,^1892. Jwrte&
Hgdbefg oYIDukftb,3Counfif-o£ St^-Louw[state qigfe
jpalies^s^^jia thM. day filed in this office hisrT
aworttJ8tatementNo2ftT(l,fort'hepurcha8e6fth©S
e'/f'df-nwfe, lota^ar'fi 3 of«eetion30in townshij^iJ
64Etege'lwe^and?|!^lloffer:»roof toehow that^-^
the jand sought is more valuable for itri timber
Stone
than for agricultural purposes, and
establish ,hiB claim to said land before th®|j
Register' and Receiver of this office at Duluth^
Minn, o!u Thursday, the 3rdiay of December 18964
He names^ as witnesses:
Charley .Gn«tafaen, Eniil Storthzl, Nils Fersoi
and Niltft.0. Hinor all of Duluth Minn.
Any and
4
all persons claiming adversely
above described tands are
requeated. to file-' thei
claims in this office OELOI befote said 3rd daw
December, 1886.T
V.- W m+n
N Johnson Atty.
^^sylor Register
9-28
Timber Land,'Act June 3,1878.—Notice for Pub
.lication, S. Land Office, Dnluth Minn.
September 3rd 1896.
Notice whereby given-that in compliance with
the provisions of tne'act of Cengresd of Jnne 3,
187$, entitled "An: act for'rtimber lands in the:
istates of California, Oregon, Nevada, and Wash­
ington Territory," as extended to all the public
land states by act of AusUst 4, 1892, August
Juberg, of West Superior, county of Douglas
state of Wisconsin, has this day filed in this office
his sworn statement No. 2916, firt the purchase
of the' lot 1 section 28, lots 4 and.5 section 29
lotS:2 and i-o£ Section 32 in Township 65. Range
5 west, and will offer' proof to show that the
land sought is more valuable for its timber or
stone than for agricultural pi rposes, and to
establish his claim to said land before the
Register and Receiver of this office at Duluth
Minn, on Wednesdays the^th day of Decemder,
1896.
I the public
He narcesas witoesserf:
John 1'. Segog. TellQf Oleson, and John E.
Ross of Dnlnth Minn, and Ajcdfaw K. Jnbetgef
West Superior Wis.-
Any nnd aJl persons claiming adversely the
above described lands, are requested to file-their
claims in. this office on -or before said 9th day
December, 1896.
Timber Iiand.
A. Ji Taylor Register
Act
Jnne 3.187&.—Notice for Pab-
ficatioA. United States Land Office, Duluth
Minn., August 28, 1896.
N otica i» h»roby given that in compliance with
the provisions of the act of congress of June 3,
1878, entitled "An act for the sale of timber lands
in the etates of Galitornia, Oregon, Nevada, and'
Washington Territory," as extended to all tb»
public'iand stat» Hy act of August 4. -1892,
Lars C. Hugge of Duluth county of St. Louis^i^
state of Minnesota, hasthi&day filed in thieoffic»$fS
bis sworn statement No. 2925, tor the pnrcha*®.
of the lots 1, 2, 3," and aw3£ of ne% of eectionfe-^
19 in. township 65, north range 5 west, anjdif
-will offer proof to show that the landed
sought is more valuable for its timber or stone
than for.agricultural purposes, and to establish
his claim to said land before the Register and
Receiver of this office at Duluth Minnesota on
Thursday, the 3rd day of December, 1896.
He names as witnesses:
Hans Hillman, Ananies Peterson, W. G. Park
and Tolof Olson ail of Duluth Minn..
Any and all pereons claiming adversely the
abofe-described lands are requested to file.their
claims in this office on or before said Sra day
of December, 1896.
A.J. Taylor Register *V
Frank Cutting Attv. 9-19
Timber Land, Act June 3,1878,—Notice for Pub
lication. U. S. Land Office Dulnth Misn.
Septembers, 1896.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance with' .t
the provisions of the act of Congress of June 3,
1878. entitled "An act for the Bale of timber
lands in the states of California! Oregon, Novada
and Washington Territorj," as extended to all
the public land states by act of August 4, 1892,
Helooer Jnberg, of Dulnth, copnty of St. Louis
State of Minnesota, has this day filed in this
office his sworn statment No. 2S17. for the pur
chase of the nM of neH sec. 9 and nV3 of nw^ of
section 10 in township 64 north range 5 west, and
will offer proof to show that the land sought is
more valuable for its timber or stone than for
agricultural purposes, and to establish his claim
to said land Defore the Register and Receiver of
this office at Duluth Minn, on Thursday the 3rd
day of December, 1896.
He names as witnesses:
John F, Segog and Wieliam Bassett of Duluth
Minn, and John E. Ross and Thorval Peterson of
Grand Marais Minn. j.
Any and all persons o?aiming adversely the
above described lands are requested to file their
claims in this office on or-before said 3rd day
of December, 1896*
-A. Taylor Register S
Frank Gutting Atty. 9-28 *%${
Timber Land. Act June 3 1878.^Notice for-Pub^4i
lication:—U. S. Land Office, Duluth -Minn.^®
September J5, 1896.
Henames hiswitnesi.es Ci.
John, F. Segog and Jacob ¥7Noll of Dnluth
Minp. and Arnt Juberg and Julius Jnberg of
Grand Marais Minn.
Jig
','S
Notice is hereby given that in compliance ?f«
with the proyisious'of the act of Congress June
3,1S78, entitled ^An act for the sale of timber
lands in the states of California. Oregon. Nevada,
and Washington Territory as amended
by act of A ugust 4,1892, Theodore M. Helinskiof
Duluth, county of St. Louis state of Minnesota,
has-this dayJUed in this office his sworn statement
2945, for the purchase of the n1/. Of nwjj and
n'/3 of neij. of section 27 township 65 north
range 5 west, of 4th P. -M.' and will offer- tf.
prbof to show that the land sought is mere'I^
valuable for its timber or stone than for amicuU
turnl purposes^ and to establish his claim to
said land before the Register and Receiver of
this office at Duluth Minn, on Tuesday, the .J
15th day of December, 1896.
Any and all persons claiming adversely the'
above-described lands are requested to file their
claims in this office on or before said 15th day of
December 1896.
-A. J.Taylor Register-M
Timber Land, Act une 3,1878.—Notice for Pub-™3
lication. U. S:. Land Office Duluth
Minn.
October 22nd, 1896/
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions of the act of congress ot*
it
June 3,1878, entitled "an act-for the sale of tim-#
ber lands in the states of Ca.ifornia, Oregon.
Nevada and Washington Territory." as extended
to all thepublic land--states by act of August 4,
1892, Edward Mottner, of Dulnth, county of
St. LouiH stateof Minnesota has this day fileid
in this office fcis sworn statement No. 2837, for'??'
the purchase of the se% of section 24 in town
sWp jBS north range 4 west 4th P. M. and will.'
offer proof to show that the land Bought is
more, valuable for its timber or stone than fori®.'
agricultural purposes, and to establish his cl«im
to .said land before.the Register and Receiver ot,
this office at duluth Minn, on Friday, the 15tlrP®$$
day of Jannttry 1897.
"He names as witnesses:
Lanrenz Ignnsiak and Gust Anderson of* Dn­
luth Minn, and Albert F. Graetz and Reinhold v'ta
R. Graetz of Grand Marais Minn.
Any and all persons claiming adversely th®g%&il
above nescribedlands are requested to file theiimMM
claims in this office on-or be&re said 15th day ofP
January,. 1897,
W.a.Wl»ood^
Timber Land,
A---Ta!lorE^to|
ACt
June 8,1878.—Notice for Pubfj
licstion. U. S. Land Office, Duluth, Minnil
November 9th, 1896.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance witlfe'l
the provisions.of the act of- congress of Jnne 3
1878. entitled "An-ftct for the sale of timber lands'
in the states of California, Oregon, Nevada and
Washington Territory" as amended by act of
August 4,1892, William Harvey of Duluth, counw-j^J
ty of St, Louis state of Minnesota has this dajfe
ofiled in this-office his sworn statement No 8017, fojp^1
the purchase of the wYt. ofne^, neJi of nwji aas''
lot 3 ol section-18 pi township 64 north, rangex
2 weBt of 4th p-m., and will oner- pi oof to show
the land sought is more valuable lor its timber
or stone than for, agricultural purposes, and
establish: his claim to said land before the Tegisi
ter and receiver of this office at Duluth, Minn..vl^|
on Tutsday, the 2nd day of February, 1897, 3
He names as witnesses
Joseph Couture and Ole Westling of Dulnth,
Minn and Swan Norguesl and John Faqoett of
tiunflint Minn.
..Any and all^persons claiming adversely the?-r
^ppTe desoribefl lands are rfeqaeste^ to file .their
elaimffin this oflackoa.or before said 2nd day of-1-.
February, 1896. r
11-28 'WAH. J. Taylor, Registeiy^
Duluth Minn. SetpemberJCt-hj
JfSo. .• t,.
Complaint having been entered at this offic#
by W®, Howenstein against Odilon Dnguay for
•abandoning his Homestead entry No. eotl.
datpd May 18th, 1893, upon thesw^ of neif, seic
nwj^of seK and ne^ofsw^ of section.^'"
Wwnship ^3 north Tange 4 west, in Cools:s
Npvember. l§96, at 10 o'clock A. to respond
«nd turnish^teatimony^concernlng s»id alleged 9-f
abandonment. ',
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