Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, July 21, 1906, Page 4

| i 3 | | ; BELTRAMI SHOWS County Property Assessments Are $866,637 More This Year Than Last. BEMIDJI ASSESSMENTS ARE OVER ONE-FIFTH OF TOTAL Oat of the County Valuation of $5,201,217, Bemidiji Con- tributes 1,065,334. There has been a large increase in the value of real and personal property in Beltrami county during the last year. The re- ports of the assessors, returned |y to County Auditor Wilmann, show it to be $566,637. Property values in the county are placed at $5,201,217, while for 1905 they were but $4,334,580. The auditor’s books make an |y interesting study to one inter- ested in the paying of taxes This year the real estate assess- ment is $4,345,98), as against $3,544,101 last year, and the personal property assessment is $870,228, as against $790,479 in 1905. The largest values are found in Bemidji, naturally. In this city the total assessment is $1,- 065,334, over one-fifth of the total valuation of the county, The real estate assessment is $780,- 590, and the personal, $284,744. In Blackduck the real property assessment is $43,695, and the personal, $37,801, in Nymore the real is $46,108, and the personal, $11,062, in Tenstrike the real is $26,853. personal, $25,915, in Turtle the real and personal as- sessments are $15,774and $8,400, respectively, in Funkley, $5,350 and $3,824, respectively. In this city theassessors’ books show some interesting figures. Wagons, carriages, bicycles and sleighs are assessed at §3,045, sewing machmes at $1,555; watches and clocks at $1,188, pianos at $9,600, household and office furniture at $20,700, gold and silver plate and plated ware at $365, diamonds aud jewelry at $995, water craft of all descrip- tions at $1,350, goods and mer- chandise, wholesale at $4,732, retail at $58,155, manufacturers’ materials and manufactured articles, including lumber, at $109,200, manufacturers’ tools and machinery at $8,515; fur- LARGE INCREASE| lniture of saloons and eating houses at $22,085. Moneys of banks (whose capital is not repre- sented by shares of stock), $17,- 750. A complete list of theussessors’ returns for the county is given be- low. All these figures have yet to be equalized by the county and state boards of equalization. Personal Real Proporty Estato Alaska 201,3% Batulo R TIk 4 37,03 Bouvillo 3, 1038 vll\ld‘fl 51,000 Blackduc 43 liu\‘anfl Eckle: Lammers Langor Maple Ridg Moose Lako. MeDougald Minnio: Northern... obis l‘on llulm Qul R Summif Shotly Spoonor . Spruce Grove. (OFFICIAL) ,(:Illu' o cley clork, Bemidji, Minnesota July 9 . City council nwL at city hall in regular nwu,lm: July 9, 1906. Called toorder by chairman Gould, ser, Graham, Brink- rt, Kineh. read and approved. The following audited bills were allowed: Maloy, eity clerk, for p charges and telegram: Dipo Euoglund , Vil (Hazen commissioner) N. W. Brown, meals for city prlhuncrs for June 1906 . Bemldji Pioneer Publ] prining orsman M:u Frank Chapman 1 3400, Ed_ Bar- 4 horses on grader. 36.00 ... e 1 day, team 34,00, I daysiabor 34.00.. John Pogud I l'L‘(]L‘l l o dny special DDHCE {'M Northwestern Teleph change, 'Phone rent June S. Beltrami county, f¢ Drisoners March Beltrami_county. for prisoners April 1906 .. Beltrami county, for boatding ity prisoners January 1905 i m 1t was moved, sccondul nml currle(l the Commercial clubbe allowed the free use of the streets of the city on the days of the 14, 15, 16, 18th of August next for the purpose of holding a carnival by the L. J. Cash Carnl- val company of St. Paul. It was moved and seconded M. D. Stoner be appolnted city engincer at 3 o day while at ’u tual work for ¥ and that he give bond in 32,000 and the city pay for said bond not to U(cu‘d 12 or 15 dollars. Carried. - Adjourned. Avproved. 450 50 73 N. BOWSER, Chairman pro-tem. THOS T MALOY. v Clerk. The ladies of the Presbyterian church will serve supper at the Masonic hall Wednesday, Thurs day, Friday and Saturday of next week. This will bea splendid opportunity to avoid preparing supper during the week. ...... a Reporters’ Post-Craduate PAYS RAILROAD FARE 200 MILES. CHANCES FOR MANY TO EARN EXPENSES® MALCOLM EMORY NICHOLS COURT AND CONVENTION REPORTER AND CORPS OF EXPERT INSTRUCTORS Essex Building, 23 East 6th Street, | NICHOIS EAPERT School SHORTHAND, TYPEWRITING, BOOKKEEPINGC, TELECRAPHY 60urse for Stenographers GUARANTEES EMPLOYMENT. SEND FOR CATALOGUE. ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA ARE YOU ILL? with Rheumatism, Backache, Kidney Trouble, Catarrh or any other Plood Trouble? If 50, and yon could FIRD IMMEDIATE RE FEF IS Matt J. Johns: would you h nebs ate to take it? 1 MAKE AN ABSO Of eourse you wouldn’t, and I am so surc *‘6088”” will cure any of the above named complaints that LUTE GUARANTEE to refund your money if you are not satisfied with the result after taking half of the first bottle. Barker’s Drug Store We carry manufacture signs. into charms, buttons and Designs drawn an Manufactur EMBLEM GOODS comprehensive stock and A large assortment of Elk teeth and Eagle claws in stock—we mount EO.T. BAKER & a large and original de- , pins, sleeve lapel buttons. d estimates given. ing Jeweler. ARREST SEVEN IN ONE NIGHT Chief Bailey and Force Do Some Strenuous After-dark Work. Last night proved an evil one for seven ‘‘people of the town,” five women and two men, for Chief Bailey and his men rounded : them up on charges of drunken- o ness and disorderly conduct and ?| this morning they all had to ‘: answer in justice court. Nora Harvey, a character well known in police circles, who ar- | rived in the city the other day from Cass Lake, where she had nY just finished a jail sentence, was given five days in the county prison. Grace Olson and Maud Mason, two women dressed in 10 black who have been familiar figures on the streets for two or three weeks, paid fiaes of $4 each and were ordered out of town, 5| Grace Weil and May Coneil also paid $5 fines and prowised to get out of the city limits without o | delay. John Smith was fined for dis- orderly condact, and J. Page, a “bum print,” was escorted to the city gates. He was arrested just outside of vthe Eaterprise office, oncomplaint of Mrs. Oyler, whom he had been annoying. Board Meets Monday. The county board of equaliza- tion, which adjourned last Thurs- day after attending to a little vreliminary business, will con- vene again next Monday in the county commissioners’ room at the courthouse. The board has a large amount of work to do and will probably not be able to finish iv up in less than three or four days. All the adjustment of personal property assessments is yet to be done, as. well as a *| portion of the adjustment of the real estate assessments, The Churches BAPTIST—The usual services will be held in the Baptist church tomorrow. Preaching at 11 a. m. by the pastor, theme, “Something Good to Hear.” Sunday school at 12:10. Young People’s society at 7 p. m. Preaching of the gospel at 8 p. m. by the pastor. NMAAAAANAAANAAA AAAAN Additional Locals- Mark Devine came down this morning from Blackduck and spent the day in the city with friends. C. F. Williams and family ar- rived in the city this noon from Grand Forks and will spend a few days at the head of the lake. The Markham hotel is putting new writing desks in the lobby, greatly improving the looks of the room. The desks are finished in oak. The Norih Star will make a trip to Lake Plantagnet tomorrow leaving the dock at the usual time. Thisis a delightful trip, and allows an hour’s stop at Plantagnet. Death last night’ claimed the three-days-old twins born to Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Harris. The funeral was held this atternoon at the house and services were conducted by Rev. John O’Dwyer. Dr. C. J. Larson, the eye spec- ialist, is now located in the Swed- back block, where he will at all times be prepared to meet his patients. Those whose eyes trouble them should not fail to call on him. The doctor is an experienced eye specialist, thoroughly understanding the ailments of the eye and the treat- ment necessary, ONE ARREST IS MADR. Extensive Wire Tapping Scheme at St. Louis, Bt. Louis, July 21.—Through the ar- rest of Henry Stanley, a telegraph lineman, taken into custody on the charge of being implicated in a wire tapping scheme, the police believe they have brought to light an exten- slve scheme for the stealing of quota- tlons from the Merchants’ Exchange and that wire tappers have been oper- ating in St. Louls for thres months. Stanley 1is the only person arrested so far. He is held incommunicado in the Four Courts and neither Chief of Po- lce Gillaspy or Chief of Detectives Desmond, who have sweated him, will have obtained. ‘divulge what information they mayl FERTILE TEAM COMES SUNDAY |° Local Fans Promised Fast|, Game—YVisitors Have 01d League Pitcher. The Fertile baseball team will play a game with the locals at the down-town park tomorrow after- noon at 3:30 o’clock. The Fertile aggregation is said |L to be a strong one, and they have been made even stronger than usual for the trip abroad they are now making. among their pitchers, Summers, an old Kansas City league twirler, who is said to be one of the best in the entire northwest. Off for Walker. The Bemidji ball team plays the Walker sphere pasters at Walker today and a large crowd went down this morning, some to see the game, others on business and still others merely for a pleasant trip. Among those who were passengers on the M. & I. train this morning were: P. J. Russell and son, A. G. Rutledge, Miss B. Burlington, Mrs. Tedford, Miss Louise Hetland, Miss Leah Berman, Miss Birdie Bentson, Miss Ella Parker, Miss Dora Hazen, Miss Carrie Miller, F. W. Rhoda, Judge M. A. Spooner, Dick Thomas, Walter Brannon and Henry Thelen. The local tcam will line up as follows: L. LeGore p, Lonie Roy ¢, L Carlion 10, Hazen 2b, Summers 88, Gillmore 85, Collins If, F. Le Gore cf, Hover rf. Orders Payable. Notice is hereby given that there is money in the treasury of school district No 48, with which to pay all outstanding war rants and interest ceases from date. g Dated July 21, 1906, M. D. Titus, District Treasurer, Putting in Electric Fans. Electric fans are to be installed by the Warfield Electric Light company in a number of thelocal business houses. Those whe have ordered the otfice coolers to date are: Roe & Markusen, W. G. Shroeder and Campbell’s restaurant. The company is ex- pecting orders from a number more of the merchants. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY. FOR RENT: Nice large fur- nished room with privilege of bath. 320 Minnesota avenue. NOTICE OF APPLICATION —for— LIQUOR LICENSE. STATE OF MINNESOTA, } 58 UNTY OF BELTRAMI, City of Bemidji. Notice is herchy given, um nm)llcm.lon Las been made in writing to city council of satdCity of Bomidsi ana Med” i my oflice praying for license to sell intoxicating liauors for the term commencing on July Z3rd, 1906, and terminating on July 23rd, 1907, by the following person, and at the following place, as stated in said applica- tions, respectively, to-wit: 8. E. KINNEY Atand in the tront room, first floor, of that cortain two story frame building, loc ed on lot sixteon (10) block thirteon (13), origi- nal townsite of Bemldji, Beltrami County, Minnesota. Said application will be heard and dof leter- mined by ~said of Bemidil at the city clerk’s office in the City Hall'in saild City of Bemidji in Bel- trami county, \\nd Sb'n,o of Minnesota, on Monday the 23re ul D. 1906, at ¢ naluckn m. of hlhd Witness my hand Bnd Seal of the city of Re- mldll lhIs 17th day of JIIIJv A. D. 1906, IOMAS MALDY ity Olerk. Commissioners Proceedings. Continued from page 3 or funds for tho same: M Skinvile, justico foes tn case of Ol o M Skinvik. ,(Ilsncn (ees State vs Chierlos Harm s M G Slocum, witness ths h\ case 0( State vs Charles Harman .. . S C Balley, witness feos In case of State vs Charles Harman. . W Helmer, witness fees in State vs Charles Harman Anna Harman. witness fees | Stato vs Charles Harman. - 0 M Skinvik, justice fees in case of State vs John Cosgrove Charles S Carter, wi TFrank Danlels. wllnm fous smw vs John Cosgrove. George Hart, wumm tees State vs John Cosgrove Chm les Deckar Osgrove. : Eml Schnelder, juror Staté vs John Cosgrove. . : Georgo Kothm, Cosgrove: Kennoth M 3 I Sline Elknc:l.luror Stato vs Joh M Cr;fl Ollrrnnt, Juror Stato'vs John E(l]ilnslmw e o Sam ‘{flvchox‘. Jurol O NSk Ravii fusties tocs State vs Day-' dalansivke (M. Honry Martin).. O M Siinsic foes 8 Hill o M%k!nvl -dum:- Icy-ed: -0ke 0, M Bklnvlk. lnnlcn l'fleu sum v8 w oM Bklnvlk. JHDL(GD toes Sta Fln!unce Christ Hanson o M Sklnv k mu Tonr: o sui’nvm Jusii Henr: Cuttel Arl hur L & Pendorgust, Jusuce foos Btate vs Frank Dolll! Earl McMaher, wi Frlnk Dolliver. en C Grove, witness fees Frank Dolliver They have[H Frank Dolllv bert, Va i vs It rnnk Dolliver . Wm Oeltz, witness fees Frank Dollive Hans Everster, Wlmcss (Bcp State v £ & Ohers st e, Justi i deoGray . . : : Men’s $3.50 and $4 Tan Oxfords. 8 Sornmon‘ st - David Mill Thomas Balley, sheriff, oners month of May Thomas Bailey, shorm‘ board of prls- oners month of June.... Thomas Bailey, court cases: Thomas l!\\lle court ¢ Thonm! nulley sheriir ((!l!s Justice court ¢ Thomns llMle court ci ‘Thomas Bailoy, sheriii foes justice court case: Thomas Balley, shorift fecs justice court cases Thomas Baile; court cases. M E Balley, sei county jail. v M E Bailey, services taking infant child tostate school at Owotonna..., D ‘\M)nm', making Dlatbouk of ying B) and Battle River (,olmty l‘ond M_D Stoner. surveying Cormant and’ )iptile River county road poor far: E'A Barkor, repaiting adding machine. Ida M Blal house.. Tda M Blakeslee, taking child to state training school .. Dr I A Blakesiee, bonl‘dlnc Dnlunt: at pest house. Agnes Sonnenbe; farm for May. Agnes Sonnenbe! farm for June. . gnes Sonnenberg, taking Gaffney children to Owatanna state school.. bert Worth. chainman on North- ern and Turtle county road. . W A Worth, chainman on Nort city council of the City | Al Jack Covle, Dpulling stumps at. r farm. solway and James Hagadone, mklmr Gu ' Court house. v s A Matheney, mu-z payment on mu] %o‘m;w!. Toad botweon Taylor and Jam ont, msmcz sclr Platner, labor on county rond Farl Mitohell: labor on Couty ¥o os&lrflvfig Cormant and Battle E!vu survey Northern and Turble River Paul Krueth, labor on counw road survo G A McLaughlin. survey Cormi A R Tillotson, labor o vy Trlt Tiver shd Norhom. - Thomas Smart, balance on contract corduroying road Turtle Lake twp.. John Krueth, mhm‘d Ofil s&{voy county Skini, Pivtics teos Biate v After Inventory Sale G l‘en al'dluh. Just Charles Beggemin . Frank Berry, witness Charles Beggeman. Minnie Chilson, witness fees State vs goman. L G endurfiua. Justi Charles Beggeman. G Pendergast, jusf G Pendorgast, justice fees Staf 0 S“ G“.:us ce fees Btate va Men’s Shirts. Yard Wide Silk . Closes at 10 o’clock Saturday Night. A few of the snaps: . 15¢ -.69¢c Major. ritnoss feos Stato vs n Vnssn Men’s $5.00 Tan, Shoes . . $2.98 $2.49 toner, mitking plans and spec- Ladies’ Belts Children’s Hose . . . Emblem Pins 19¢ ~ Wash Goods:—See fashion sheets for price. ifications Gull River county road.. k M 1) Stoner. complotc pi — school dis! 't map. \l l) swm, SIH‘VB)'!I.I I e O’LEARY & BOWSER : house mumh of June and supplies Warfield Electric Co. liehting poor A g farm June . i = F4 16 00 T Northwestern Telophone Ex, Illmnn b = rent poor farm for M . 200 .“ Bemidjl Pioneer Pub (n nubl\sh\m: - .| roa1 bid notices . 240 = notices. St p Bemidji l’lomu l’llh Co. nnhllslllnfl \! Droceedings meeting Nay 9, 1900.. RemIdil Pionoor bub Co, Siationers Pioncer Press, blanks clerk of court Pioneer Press, tax lists for 1906, Ploneer Press. 3 dozen 611 penci Ploneer Press, blanks county auditor — Miller Dnvls Printing Co, blanks for & clerk of court > Miller Davis Printing Co, %l((ol.lefl' 85 Miller Davis Pflnllm{ Co, blanks for clerk of court. . 0 00 Beltrami Count; for county audito) 10 00 MiRer Davis Brintins Co, for county officers 273 A B Farnham Printing Co. itntlonel‘y W for county officers . 15 55 - F W Rhoda, clerk’s fees issuing pel e sonal property tax warrants. 5425 W Rhmin. clm‘k S teos disurl 207 . v x,,l,g';eggé;;wmmw foard of N I have received orders for a ‘good Ly i > 900 7 oliyror Ben‘;mfi. e many men. The companies want ouse and jai . Apthiur Bross, i R the men and will pay the fees. Call 3 lerk in auditor's " A R at the old RELIABLE EMPLOY- N A Otterstad, n.sseseln - assessment distric . B0 MEN ) EH {\‘!amum lnqnesl.s fees taking 1830 E T OFFICE' E H Winter & Co, merchandise for - 114 09 L2 = B Wihior & 66, morehandis for Dest hiouso... RO ) —_— Ole P Bakke, part payment road Q = contract Roosevelt and Buzzle 4 300 00 16 65 = 18 00 15 10 13 70 18 55 H 27 150 5 Battle River roa 5 Battle River county road 27 00 — 25 00 rliil‘nk Rov‘fllabnr on Kelliher- Battle TFirst N \'1.“0,,‘;,] Rank, fail‘ G S Ver roa riation Freeman Pike to Che A fles, ronair }‘;",‘;,‘; andnec 75| B Languay Iabor an Keliiher-Haitle - C';‘ : : 5w 2 £ iver county road.... Saxerud, comm! mileage.. 16 80 Opoers & Romserymorchanilas 9 00| Tames Turner. labor on & '+ oo |4 T Wagner. comm lmu.r sSmileage.. % 0 Battle River county 9 00 | Geo Gunderson, i 1309 | Anion Schaten Sabor on Heliihor: g eag 6 Battle River county road. - - 50| On motion dui @ g 00| Thieodore Baldue, labor on, Keliiher-~ the balance of the bilis were laid over uatil Bagtic River cotnty road. 500 e e aeee 3 g5 | Andrew Johnson, labor ok o | . On motion duly made, seconded and carried Battle River county ro 33 25 | the board ndjunnmd to meet at ten o'clock. —_— 2 09 | Robert Foy. labor on x\umx T-B: August o1, 1 & ~River county road.. 11 00 A.W. DANAHER, : N nch & was| S ]l{l’nanusnn,mluborém Keliher-Battic i o, Chairman. o ver conn’ty Foa 0 W Astest: JOHN WILMANN, - E N French & Co. medicine for 12 75| Oharles Gration. 1abor on Kellilier- T County Audttor. 3 Turtle county road . Pllflln Lafountain, board and care nr s Ahlman and lot for grave. .. JA tin. 3 Fred White. 1abor on survey of road in Taylor and Birch. Frank road In Taylor and FA Chapman, labo rond in twp 148, rge 31 Simon Olson, work on cot ws D\lfly‘ labor o Northern and Turtle Ri .~ Dan Kane, court house. bapman, Iabor on survéy of irch ver road leaning cess pools at ol d Lako rond. r, £0 DOOr far To. work cloaning boilor at assessing Snd ass ey Cormant and Battio Rivor. den, 1abor on county Cormant and Battle Rlver \bor on county ro: lnd Battle Rlvur n county rond dlntrluw No. 1 . = Cash Brunnell ‘services as deputy rm. bert nmle Blvel road Axel Nelsland, 1abor on Kelliher- Bemldu Thurs’y JULY 26] Burks Big Double UNCLE TOM’S CABIN CO. Waterproof Tent Shows 75 Actors, Musicians, Singers and Da 2 Bands, Colored Drum Corps. Champion Cake Walkers, Jubilee Singers. Beautiful Scenery, Large Stage. Parade at Noon 25 Head, Shetlamd Ponies and Donkeys. 26| Nsaneeme 8€0 cwrre ncers.