Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, April 28, 1909, Page 2

THE BEMIDJI DAILY PIOKEER PUBLISHED RVERY AFTERNOON, BEMIDJI PIONEER PUBLISHING CO C. J. PRYOR. d E.CARSON. A. G. RUTLEDGE, News Editor. Tutered 10 the postoffice At Bemidit Minc second claxs maitor LAW SUPPLEMENT FOR 1909. Accompanying this issue of the Pioveer will be found the Jlaw supplement for 1909, which tain a complete copy of all meas- ures introduced, passed by both houses and approved by Governor Johnson. The list is a complete one, and the supplement isa valu- able document for reference. ‘The supplement is full y indexed con- and gotten up in gcod form. They were printed by the old, reliable| Ncrthwestern Newspaper Union, which concern has done geod work for many years past. Lay the supplement by in a con- venient place, so that when you are desirious of posting yourse'f on what the late legislature accom- plisted in law-making, easily ascertain, from the supple- ment, you can Also in this issue of the Pioneer will be found the financial state- nient of Beltrami fiscal year ending December 31, 1908. This statement is official and is printed for the benefit of Pioneer subscribers, that all may note the condition of the county. Read it. county for the FAIR WILL BE RECORD-BREAKER. Every farmer in Beltrami county should get in touch with W. R. Mackenzie of this city and ascertain just what is “doing” with regard to the third annual fair of the Beltrami County Agricultural association, which will be held in Bemidji Wed- nesday, Thursday and Friday, September 15-16-17. Mr. Macken- zie is secretary of the association, and the manner in which he handled last year’s fair resulted in entire satisfaction among exhibitors and patrons of the “show.” This year, larger premiums will be given, and, profiting by last season’s ex- periences, the president (W. G. Schroeder) and the secretary will put forth greater efforts to further advance the " exhibition, which promises to be a record-breaker among like enterprises of northern Minnesota. CROKER ON HIS WAY HOME Pleased With American Visit Hu Leaves For Ireland. New York, April 28.—Sailing on the Lusitania today was Richard Croker, former leader of Tammany Hall, who is bound for his home in Ireland. Be fore sailing Mr. Croker expressed hi: delight wiith his stay here of cever: months, during which ke visited Palr Beach, Fla.; Washington and other RICHARD CROKER. places. His visit to the national cap ital was marked by a call at the White House. Mr. Croker declared his intentior of returning to this city in the fall but disclaimed any idea of participat ing in the coming municipal cam paign. HAD BEEN ILL SOME WEEKS Former Congressman Joseph W Babcock Dead. ‘Washington, April 28.—Former Rep- resentative Joseph W. Babcock of ‘Wisconsin, for fourteen years a mem ber of the lower house of congress and for many years chairman of the national ~ Republican congressional committee, died at his home here. He was fifty-nine y old. He had becr fll for some weeks with a compl tion of liver and kiduey troubles. Mr. Babcock was known principally for the yeoman work which he performed for the election of Republican con gressmen as chairman of the Repub- lican congressicnal committee. He was regarded among his colleagues when he was in the house as one of the shrewdest politicians in congress As chairman of the Republican con- gressional committce Mr. Babcock managed six congreszional campaigns for the election of a Republican house, not one of which did he lose. SUBSCRIPTION---$5.00 PER ANNUM | HON. A. C. WEISS, President and General Manager of the Duluth Evening Herald. Building Fund Indebtedness. Real Estate Total From From 5 From Registry Tax Collections From Fines ............. e From Game Licenses. From Wolf Bounty.. From Stock and Produce Sold From Filing Fees—Primary ane From Special State Aid—Road Total ¥rom ‘Private Redemptions. S Trom Liquor Licenses...... & From State School—March "Apportionment, .. From State School—October Apportionment. From Public Lands and Interest. From Special State Aid—Schools. ¥rom Boarding Foreign Prisoner: From Miscellaneous Revenue’ Collections: DISBURSEMENTS FROM JANUARY 1, at Poor Farm d General Elections. and Bridge. 27,935.08 667.78 2, $210, ¢ 1, $62,416.65 08,57 4, 242.97 7.7 82.20 29,611.5/ 239.47 69.97 949,11 ,673.99 $210,673.99 RECEIPTS FROM JANUARY 1, 1908, TO JANUARY 1, 1909, Jan. 1, 1908, balance on hand.. Tax Collections—1907 _taxs From Tax Collections—1906 and pri 14 378.90 710.50 82.00 420.43 272.00 $317,824.60 1908, TO JANUARY k3 1908. County Revenue $30,644..6: County 13,011.53 County 10,526.53 County Ditch 286.26 County 5,500.00 ounty 5 Private 1419194 Towns .... 62,972.70 School Districts—Taxes and “Apportionine 91,932.68 State Treasurer—State Revenue . 11,469.49 State Treasurer—State School 6,446.66 State Treasurer—State Loans. 5.697.71 State Treasurer—Public Lands.. 6,026.37 State Treasurer—Game Licenses 378.90 State Treasurer—Over and al —~Forf. From Interest on Deposits 2,097.22 Tax Sale 16.9: Special State 1,607.82 Tax Refundments . 518.78 Cash on Hand December 31, ‘180§ 69,462.20 Total .. essssiee . $317,824.60 AUDITOR’S TRIAL BALANCE DECEMBER 81, ]%9%8& Credit. ebit. 5 - County Treasurer $69,462.20 L Warrants Account $182,070.58 Taxes and Penalti 9,211.68 Current School 767.29 o County_Revenue - 13108990 g Poor Fund ,263. 3 Road and Bridge 28,668.89 Ditch Fund . 50.73 Redemption Fund . . 191.16 School Fund (Districts: . 4.73 Town, City and Village 15.00 Incidental .. . 39.03 20.00 State Revenu i E - State Lands and Interest . 7.21 3 st:tg L:gns “ - }3,2;9].% " 7. i € oy i) Fund .....ceon . ,357.. Mr. Weiss is ore of the {oremost “boosters” for Northern | Sinking fund ... . i) Mionesota, and a progressive, liberal citizen. ~ Mr. We'sy'| §fais, arpropriation Road and Bridge. U st g B ; g : & ot 16.15 work had much to do, so ’tis said, with the final killing of the| Ko ‘Ssiate 2,919.11 i & % Registry Tax 987.50 notorious Bjorge tonnage tax measure, Northern Minnesota S TR TR 3 GEATL > s aosisan ssgeis Py L ey |77~ 553. owes Mr. Weiss much. RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS BY FUNDS. 3 1, Soasroe, Fond: $110,122.27 Balance Overdrawn January 1, ,122.! 3 i i Received from Interest on Deposits. $2,007.22 e, 1 dént Luttcg, Lightwelght :Champlon: Recoived from Liquor License Applici 50.01 Mr. Babcock was an ardent cham-| Chicago, April 28.—Max Luttbeg of| Received from Boarding Torelgn Prisoners A ational i a as i ived from Tax Collections.......... . ,174. p:‘m,‘. of ”;o. ":‘tm,“;,,, "”";2‘:1 “;d 23| Kansas City won the lightwelght) Reeeiveq (o ooy Cost and Tnierest on Taxes 3 2,675.05 cl fl”“t‘:“ or ‘t"]‘a"in- I."Irstof(;el 10‘1‘1§0 wrestling championship of America| Received from 57"‘1?53 t ewae . 'Z'%gg committee on the District of Columbia | py gefeating Albert Wassen of St| Received from Wolf Bounty, : 2 he worked with great zeal for any | Louis in the final matoh of the light | RECEVEd oM Niioe, ies s Rivenue Cotlectiona. oorross - i3 movemcn:1 looking to the improve-| weight tournament here. Warrants Cancelled ......... 168.67 ment of this city. S e o ransterred to Inci T fe d to County Attorne B Offered Federal Judgeship. Warrants. Tssued 1908, c...oener i Twenty-five Mcn Executed. —ahineton—AprT 25 —TiTwosl G| Balance Overdrawn December 31, 1908.... o 131,089.90 Durango, Me: April 28.—Official | Hughes, for the past twenty years a Total 165,120.17 $165,120.17 reporte of the retent rioting at Velar- ~lawyer of Seattle, has been tendered ARRANTS ISSUED. 55.00 dema following the stopping by the | by President Taft an appointment to|Sq AT EMENT OF WA S TCHRS. |0891 I, Hege 8000 municipal authoritics of a religious | the mewly created federal judgeship| " " Auditors Salary. 8100 parade show that no less than twenty- | in Washington state., w‘mi;n}:_ T_gv »}N‘hom Issued. Amount. e five men were executed after sum- | S 3468 John Wilmann . ,676. mary trial by courtmartial for partici- 2‘3% ggg;; ,%m;:: et County Treasurer. pation in the rioting. Besides these EVER WATGHFUL ggg gogn gfirmn::: xfia‘;rant,H To, F‘ZZES:‘ Issued. A;xiggnsté seven men were Killed during the 4715 John Wilmann 3708 G. H. French, 166,66 rieting and forty more are still m‘ 4§3§ gohn gfi:xn :23% g. g gencll: lgg.gs i vaiting trial. 5 n 3 o encl .| prison awaiting trial. 551 Jonn it | i g I Frenen B Lscome s i A idii 15887 Joh 'mann 3 L enc] - GRAIN AND PROVISION PRIcES| " 1™ 72r Wil Save Many Bemidi iy soun wmana sug X e e 2 ann h "enc . Readers Future Trouble. S BE S H Frenen I6sss 5888 G. H. French o Minneapolis Wheat. H Deputy and Clerks. 6102 G. H. French ;gg.gg Minneapolis, April 27.—Wheat— Wik To Whom Issued, Amount,|®2% G E. French ] May, $1.19%; July, $1.19%. On track| Watch the kidney secretions. 3483 C. Kiehm ......ceeee $45.00 $2,000.00 N y - 13485 Bernice Pendergast . 33.00 No. 1 hard $128@123%4; No. 1| oo hat they haye the amber |3i3 Bertha Benson 3201 N Doty et Northern, $1.22@1.22%; No. 2 North iy Hayi MDEr 15487 7" Hege 5.0 | Warrant. To Whom Issued. Amount, ern, $1.2061.20%; No. 3 Northern |hue of health; g;gg? II_Iieigm = lley. sig,gg $1.17@1.18. The discharges not excessive or HR. B am ssigs St. Paul Union Stock Yards. infrequent; 213 Bertna ménzon 8500, St. Paul, April 27—Cattle—Good to| Contain no ‘brick-dust like” |4113 3 Bee™.. o 800 choice steers, $5.00@6.00; fair to sedimient 4462 Andrew Rood . 45.00 good, §4.50@5.00; good to- choice ' . i . 1o (S A A Clared .00 cows and heifers, $4.00@5.00; calves,| Doan’s Kidney. Pills will do this 4807 Leign, V. 5.00 o Hogs— 27,05, . . Kiehm . B ethars, * $6306.13; veanngs | gy s ey : o0 $6.50@27.25: lambs, $7.60@8.00. They watch the kidneys and |35 5" fege™. 50| o County Attorney. b cure them when they’re sick. 10 5 Hhegam 45.00 | Warrant. To_Whom Issued. oun Duluth Wheat and Flax. Mrs. Anna A. Buell, living at|%96¢ Fauline Markha 10:00\3410 Heny - Fuan 118008 i liehm . B April 27.—Wheat—To ar S M 25 5 45.00 [4029 Fenry 166.68 m‘z“;‘l:‘(;‘von Dack o, 1 haud. s1.05,|613 Second street, Bemidji Minn. |82 §, hiees ; 3186 | 4404 Fronry 168:68 No. 1 Northern, $1.20%; No. 2 North.|5ays: *I suffered from kidney [342¢ Bertha Benson 35:00|4%0s Henry 586 orn, §118%; May, $1.18; July|trouble for sevrral years, not[5560 J. Hees . 45.00 | 4947 Henry 1ep:5¢ $1.18%; Sept., $1.05%. Flax—To ar : . |3%02 C. Kiehm . 500 onry 16668 Ry S 3 seversly at any time, but having (5912 Bertha Benson 27.00 |6546 Henry 166,88 rive, $1.64%; on track, $.164%; May, dull ins in th I of 5914 J. Hesg . gg gg gjs.gg g:gg 1685 $1.63%; July, $1.63%; Sept., $1.42%; | dull pains in the small of iy back, (i ? Igégl;m_ 55:00 |63%5 Henry 166.74 Oct., $1.37%. which caused me much discom- [6127 Bertha Benson .. 50.00 T$2,000.00 o= . 6128 F. S. Arnold... B O’ Chicago Union Stock Yards. fort. The kidney secretions were County Attorney Contingent Fund. = - =—- mp=- A Chicago, April 27.—Cattle—Beeves,|very unnatural in appearance,| Transferred from Revenue Fund 3 L s208.00 5 $4.6506.80; Texas steers, $4.40@5.50; | and plainly showed that my kid-| Balance on Hand Decémber 31, 297.00 Western steers, $4.35@5.50; stockers % 5 00 0000 and feeders, $3.40@5. cows and n_eys were not in a healthy condi- Total ...... Shamass SReretys sieees iR B heifers, $2.00@5.80; calves, §4.50@ |tion, I finally made up my mind S‘;{ATE{MENT OF WARRANTS ISSUED.] Jallor. 6.00. Hogs—Light, 36.85@7.25; mixed, = Ki . 0. 0 ¢ | Wasrant. To Whom Issued. ~ Amount $6.95@7.40; heavy, $6.05@745; rough,| 0 'Y Doan’s Kidney Pills and [warrant To Whom tssued. — Amount; | Warmal, To T 370-00 $6.95@7.10: good to choice heavy |Procured a box at the Owl Drug [4706 Henry Funkley . 28.00 3712 John .00, $7.10G745; pigs, $5.10@6.75. Sheep|Store. 1 received much beneficial |35y Hony Funkley 4407 John .00 ok’ i N ohn Y Native, $3.60@6.00; vearlings, $6.00| regults from their use that I pro- 4717 John 70.00 @6.80; lambs, native, $5.50@8.25. 950 John 70.00 —_— cured a further supply and am Superintendent of Schools. 5346 John 10200 Chicago Grain and Provisions. | now in the very best of health. Watiaok. o Whom Tssued, Apgunt. |£852 Joun 00 Chicago, April 27—Wheat—ay,| Doan’s Kidney Pills strengthened [#7 W: 2. Stewat....... 12500 |6387 John Bailey 70,00 $1.21; July, $1.0S%; Sept., $1.01%@ Tl kg W B Stewart. 125.00 —_— 1.01%: Dec, $1.00%@1.01. Corn—|MY back and kidneys and toned §§32 - B Siowart 125.00 $840.00 April, T1%¢; May, 71%@71%c; July,|up my whole system.”. 33}5 g B §§§$:§ 15283 Y 5 Assistant Jallor. GCe);/ES/; De;.,lsi‘;i;.% Oat;—May, 5615 For sale by all dealers. Price 43:2 ";,73 gj §§°W"{: fig.sg mms Knc.HTangm Issued. An‘lgg% @56%c; July, c; Sept., 42%c; 3 5 - B. Stewn : - g : - 'SB! . 125.00{3692 K. H. Kelley.. 14,00 Dec. 42%c. Pork—May, §17.523; 50 cents. Foster-Milbnrn Co., (5547 W. B. Stewart. . 125.00|372) Andrew Johnson 38.00 July, $18.07%; Sept., $18.06. Butter | Buffalo, New York, sole agents for gégé w. % gtewart. i igggg 22&3 fi:g;:: }3%3:32 gsgg —Creameries, 22@26c; dairles, 18% | the United States. P e ' ——"_|4599 Andrew Johnson 60.00 @23%ec. Eggs—20@2lc. Poultry— R b D. $1,500.00 4734 Andrew Johnson a0ig0 Turkeys, 17¢; chickens, 14c; springs, emember the name—Doans—| o o e Rarintandant “of - Bohioble, 21| o0y Andrew - Johuson 60.00 15c. and take no other. No. of 5 gg?fl fidrew f h 60.00 i 3 Warrant. To_ Whom Issued. Amount. |2005 Anarew Jonnson . 000 B w. B Stowar ¥55.01 121 Andrew Johnson &0 1604 W. Bl Stewart 62igp | S0 TcAndrew . Jotmaon, . 2 6184 W. B. Stewart. 60.64 $712.00 T9.10| 0 qr | Naht Watchman. No.op Judge of Probate. Warrant, To Whom Issued. Of Beltrami County, Minnesota Wariant. To Whom Issued. Amount, 4052 Ao Solbers ’ 2 2 4461 Arne Solberg . v MRl A Qe #85:53 4552 Ao Solbers For the Fiscal Y - s R R 83.33 o B0Dere. v 5333 (6909 Arne Solberg ; §3:336122 Arne Solberg. COUNTY AUDITOR'S OFFICE, z 8333 —_—— Beltrami County, Mi: ta. $660.00 To the Honorable Board of County” Commissioners ot Beltrami County, Min- |§ 358 ot Janitor. nesofa: 3 GENTLEMEN:—I herewith submit to you a statement of the receipts and fl Warrant. To Whom Issued. Amount. disbursements of Beltrami County during the fiscal year ending Dec. 81, 1908; $1,000,00 | 3474 James A. Martin. 5 also an itemized account of the warrants issued upon the county treasurer dur- 8724 James A, ing said fiscal year; a summary of the amounts collected for and paid to each Clerk Judge of Probate. 4045 James A. of the school districts, towns, villages and city, and the balances in the several | NO.Of 4408 James A. funds on said day; also the liabilities and 'assets and other means of dis-|warrant. To Whom Issued. Amount. |4514 James A. charging the same. 3490 Beulah B $25.00 4718 James A. Reaveotoilly sibumitied. 1023 Bowan 5500 (Ga4r James A i 4420 Beulah 25.00 |5550 James A JOHN WILMANN, County Auditor i B Bhim e & . es AUDITOR’S TRIAL BALANCE JANUARY 1, 1908. 1967 Beulah B 35.00|6395 James A. Debit. Credit. (5364 B. M. 25.00 County Treasurer wresnne. $62,416.65 5569 B. M. 25.00 ‘Warrants Account . $158,847.82 15906 Flossie Wi 25.00 Assistant - Janitor. Taxes and Penaltics 9,913.49 6123 Flossle Wright . 25.00| No. of. Current School Fund . 1,098.65 | 6406 Blanche Boyer .. 25.00| Warrant. To Whom Issued. ount County Revenue . 110,192.27 3475 Frank Martin $10.00 Poor FuDd +.ee.... 16,294.72 3725 Frank Martin 10 Afraid to use hair preparations? Don’t know exactly what to dp? i Then_why_not consult your doctor? Isn’t your hair worth it? Ask him if he endorses Ayer'’s Hair Vigor for falling hair, { dandruff, a hair tonic and dressing. Have confidence m”!’us advice. - Follow _it. He knows. g 0 Lowell. Ma: The Vacuum Cleaner Carpets, Rugs, Upholstered Furniture, Couches, Mattresses and Sofas cleaned by the Vacuum Process at reasonable prices, and without taking the carpets from the floor or the furniture from the room or creating any dust or disturbance. If you wish your work dome in a clean, sanitory manner, call on F. E. SEGAR, Local Agent for the Ideal Vacuum Cleager, hand or motor power. Phone 456 or 423. Floyd Brown AGENT FOR. Ferro Marine Engines Ferro Reverse Gears Magnetos, Dynamos Batteries Lubricating Oils Michigan Wheels Casoline Stickler Weedless Wheels Lamps Life Preservers 217 Beltrami Ave. Bemidji, Minn. ] Pianos Pianos Organs Organs Now is the time to buy a piano or organ. No agent’s profit, no middlemen’s profit. We get our pianos direct from the factory and sell at prices and terms to suit the trade. You are cordially invited to call at our store at 117 Third street and inspect our stock, prices and terms, and hear the sweet tone of our pianos. Remember the place, 117 Third street. Store phone 319; also 115 and 424. Bemidji Music House - J. Bisiar, Manager Lumber and ‘Building Material We carry in stock at all times a com- - plete line of lumber and bulding material of all descriptions. Call in and look over our special line of fancy glass doors. We have a large and well assorted stock from which you can make your selection. WE SELL 16-INCHISLAB W0OD St. Hilaire Retail Lbr. Co. BEMIDJI, MINN. BUY A GOOD LOT With the growth of Bemidji good - lots are. becoming scarcer and scarcer. We still have a number of good lots in the. residence ‘part of town which will be sold on easy terms. For further particulars write or call Bemidfi Townsite and Im- - provement Company. H. A. SIMONS. Agent. Swudback Block, Bemidji.