Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, January 29, 1898, Page 4

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\ Grand ayes Hrraitc even Published Every Saturday. By E, C. KILEY, TWO NOLLARS A YEAR IN| ADVANCE Six Months ..... $1.00 | Three Months. 50¢ Entered in the postoice at Grand Rapids Minnesota. as second-class matter. rr CAPITAL JOTTINGS. Washington, Jan. 29, 1898. ‘The feeling prevails in Washington that a crisis is approaching in Cuban rs and that hostilities between 1in and the United States are not au improbable result. When Chair- man Hitt, of the Foreign Relation Committee of the House made his appeal to that body during the recent lebates upon the proposition to rec- € e belligerency he withdrew the curtain and let ina little light upou he real situation as viewed from the ide of administration — policy here is no longer a reasonable :bb that the President and bis dvisers anticipate a conflicu and and ready to acb promptly and de- ively when the necessity comes, but sy hope for the success of other precipitate it neans and will nob vithout justifiable provocatiys coolest heads and the wisest men in Congress recognize in position the only correct abd uable one and endeavor to hold iu restraint the hotheads who are so anxious to set fire to the combusti- bles There is uo party politics in this yuestion. Itis merely a question of patriotism and humanity. The whole couuury ypathizes with Cuba, and ymanin it will stand by the x when the call comes, if come it ust, but it would be crimnally fool h 10 invite all the horrors and sac- ritices of a foreign war without such provocation as the civilized world i recognize. * in the death of Commissiover But- h the patent office loses a val- head and the inventors of the ya true friend. His place will d to fill, ‘When he umed otice of Commissioner abuses of wagnitude had grown up and in practitioners before the de- partment had, by delusive and seduc- ve advertising, by methods and de- vices which were nothing short of ink confidence games, secured a € vire of the patent practice suceeeeded in swindling many specting clients outof fees. Mr. Sutterworth realized toy the fullest, not only the individual wrongs that nilicted by these methods, but sreat injury they were work- the vast and beneficent patent ich has done, and may still ch for advancement and of the country. Almost y after entering upon the of his office Commissioner th instituted a thorough j il inquiry into the practices ed to, in which he had the as- vce and moral support of all re- attorneys, aud which result- disbarment of the worst fenders. The work of puri- still going on wheu the € bhi woul illt sich has taken away the rt suer came upon him. It is t that his successor may in full sympathy with hia sre are s.ill patent attor- d, whose advertisements Wedderburn peculiari is a safe propesition that > puint to their long years nice and practice—of bhonor- © and conscieutious labor crest. of their clients ef claims to recognition will y be found both reliable and Liman The Moher-in-Law Should be Treated With 1 Deference. ear anything betore you pemit f to complain to your husband her’s faults,” writes M ssiland on ©The Duty of -in-Law,” in the Feb- Home Journal “Say »wn soul, ‘May God do so to more also, if Lever do any- rob a mother of a fraction of i The sturdy toddler may make youa mother- day, and as you sow now ap. Should you ever ence never speak while rritatien. = attentions will please her more Lhan toseek her toiell any bit of news that you may have heard. Aside from the fact that the average id person feels lively interest in the sof friends and neighbors, she e than all, the implied r sympathy in seeking ber to share your budget. .Treat her with special honor and deference in the presence of your.servapts, your ehildren and your friends. Their conduct will be modeled after your example. Ip imagination, put yonr- ften in her place. It will help to be fair and kind. If you eady had unpleasant experi- your mother-in-law’s presence in your home, if her peculiarties crate upon yeu, if she is intrusive, irritating, apt to interfere with your mi gnagement of children or bouse- I can only repeat the same mual—‘Make her love you.’ It ay savor of the ofd copy-book pre- 1, ‘Be good and you will be happy,’ come evil with good is the ce but to ov divine preseription, and nothing can long resist Chrislike methods. At last. the experiment is well worth the trial.” Se to break through | PROCEEDINGS, t Of Itasca Conuty Commissioners for the Meeting Held January 15th, 1898. Official Publication. Avpiror’s OFFICE, * Itasca County, Minhesota. Pursuant to adjournment the Board of County Commissioners met this 15th day of January, 1898. Present, Commissioners Wilderand Lydick.” The minutes of the previovs meet- ing were read and approved. It being the time fixed for the con- sideration of the several applications for Liquor Licenses at Deer River, said applications were taken up #s follows: B. C. Shurtlif! made application for a license to sell intoxicating liquors j fora period of one year from and after j July Ist ,1897, in the building called the Deer River House, and submitted his bond, with the said B. C. Shurt- liffas principal and J. W. Jchnsou and Wm. J. Coffron as sureties, said bond being approved and l- cense ordered to be issued. James A. Quigg made application for a license to be granted to him to sell intoxicating liquors in the buiid- ing known as the “Hotel Quigg” iv the town of Deer Ri.er for the period ot one year from and after the first day of Jul,y 1897, and submitted his bond with the said James A. Quigg as principal and D. W. Doran and Clark Clay as sureties, said bo.d being approved and license was or- dered to be ‘issued. Jennie Kelley made application for a license to be granted to her to sel! intoxicating liquors in the town of Deer River for the period of one year from aud after the first day of July 1897, in the building situated on lot 20in Block 6,of theoriginalplat of Deer River, and submitted her bond with Jennie Kelly as principal and D. M. Gunn and A. M. Jobnson as sureti said bond being approved and a li- cevse was ordered Lo be issued. Applications of Coffron & Robinson, and Johnson, Baker & Johnson fo licenses to be granted to them to sell intoxicating Liquors in the town of Deer Kiver for one year from and after the 21st day of December 1897, were rejected for the reason that said applicants had deposited but one fourth of the amotnt of the license fee as required by law, said sum was ordered to be turned into the General School Fund of the County. Upon motion John A. Brown was appointed Assessor for the uuorgan- ized assessment district. Commissioner Wilder offered the following resoluvion and moved its adoption: Be it hereby resolved that the Salary. of the Overseer of the Poor Farm, ‘and that of the County Physician, be each reduced to the sum of Forty Dollars per month, and that the orders issued therefor be drawn upon tne Poor Fund, and be it further resolved that the war- rants hereafter issued for pauper ex- pense that have been incurred ince January 1st,1898, or shall hereafter be incurred, shall be drawn upou the poor fund. Said resolution being adopted. Upon motion of Coma oner Lydick all other business was laid over until the next meeting, where- upon the Board adjourned until February 8th, 1898. Attest: A. R. Kine, County Auditor. For Herself Alone. She—Do you love me for myself elone, dearest? He—Of course I do. You don’t suppose I want your mother | about all the time, do you?—Judy. Sealed Bids. Notice is hereby given that sealed. bids will be received by the Board of County Commissioners of Itasca county at the office of the county auditor until the 8th day of February, 1898, for the board, care and main- tenance of the paupers of said county at the poor farm. The county will furnish the poor farm, the buildings thereon, team, live stock and ma- chinery: The tenant will have for his own use and benefit all crops raised on the place, have the benefit of the labor of such inmates as may be able to perform any labor on said poor farm. and receive a stipulated price per day or week forthe board, care and mainte- nance of the paupers of said county. The tenant thus secured will be required to give a good and sufficient bond in such sum and with such sureties as the Board of County Commissioners may require. for the fulfil- ment of thecontract or lease thus agreed upon, and the accounting for of all property and live stock received by such tenant from said county. y: Said tenant will be required to take poses- sion on April ist, and such lease or contract must be made for at least one year, All bids must be left with the couuty aud- itor on or before February 7th. 1808. , The right is reserved to reject any and all Dids. Any further Information will be given by the county auditor. , By order of the Board of County Com- | missioners. ad HH, R. KING, County Auditor, Official Publication. An Ordinance Regulating the Sale of Intoxicating Liquors | Within the Corporate Limits of the Village of Deer River, ttasca Gounty,State of Minne- sota, and Providing Penalties for the Violation Thereof. The Villuge Council of the Village of Deer i follows See son or persous, firm or firms, company or corporation shall sell, give, barter, or dispose of in any manner or for uny purpose. any spirituous. vinoxs, or f fermented liquors, or any in- ing liquors of any kind or any ntity What 8. firm or firms. the corpy nits of e without having first procured therefor as herein provided, 12. Any person ov persons. fit or rns, company Or Corpora ring to obtain a lice: | within the corp | shall tirst pay to the village trea ta | unuy Ly OF ho fil stan of five hand hail specif it applicant shall an applicati w the | il of said. village for > which «pplication — shatl be made in writin ued said by applicant, and shall ¢ dis describe the premise liquot said license is desi also make and exceute a bom more sureties. who shail be fr the county of Itasca, Minaesota, Shall justity in twice ch vantot pproved by said villas w tid bond Shall be in the p two thousand dollars, cond:tioned { applicant. the principal named in si Will mut sell, gi mn iurnish, or obie: wise dispose uf anysspirituous, vinous or mult beve oc any intext @ liquor of any kind or Character at any ovher than in the room numed in said appiication and license, nor on the Sabbath day, or on any general or special election day. nor to any minorsperson. nor to any student or pupil ih any public school, seuinary, academy, oF other institution of learning’ within the cor- porate limits of said village. nor to any al drupkard or intemperate drinker of Sareea nor to intoxicated person; and that said applicant and licensee Wil keep a quiet and orderly nouse and will not permit any gambling with cards or with any other means or device fur money, or its equivalent or other thing of value in the ‘or place of business of such person leense ee A Said applicant shall then file said applica tion and voud, together with said receipt of suid treasurer, With Ube Village recorder of suid village. and shall also, tb the same time, deposit with said recorder the sum of ten dol Jars towards the experse of advertising wil Publishing the notice of hearing ol said ap plication, aud shall take the recoruer’s Fer ceipt for the same, section 3. pon the pr eouncil of Said receipt of said village treas~ urer for tive hundred dollars, togevner with suid written application and bond tally made and executed us above and conditioned as above, said council shail ae its next regular Meeting, or at any special meeting culled lor | that pucpose, consider vac s and, if said bond is satisfactory, shall c notice of said application, containing the id applicant and a de as stuted in said applica when the same will be heard, to be published in the official paper of said Village two full weeks iinmediavely pees y the time of such hearing; an in there is id applicant shall iQ with two or holders of Lo be ntution to said no. official newspaper publi iu said village, said ice shali be publish- ed in’ some legal newspaper prineed and publisied in the next nearest or ud- joining villuge or town Where such news- r si blished in id county, puper must be printed and circulated in said couuty. S . On the day and nour fixed for aid hearing of said application, said council | shall me me. at which meeting any p rand object to the granting of 2 to Sich «ppli- cant. Tf said cour | ts that said plicant has knowingly violated any law of the state) f Minnesvta relative to the sale of intoxicating liquors Witnin one year imme- diately preceding the date of said applica- tion said council shail refuse to tor sue suid license, but, if after due couside: tion. said council is satistied that said appli- cant isa fit and proper person and there is no legal reason why said license should not issue. it may issue said license for the term of one year, but-in no iustanve shall any such Jicense be grauted or given for a longer period or time than twenty (20) days afier suid viliage. ; Section 6. Ail parts of years preceding the next annual election of village officers iu and tor saia village shall be deemed a yeur und the fuil license fee as above tixed shat be paid fur any such part of a year. Section 6. 4 No person sliall be wecepted as asurety on any bund given pursuant to this ordinance who is already on any other such bon Section 7. The license shall be signed by the president of said village. attested by the village recorder under bis hand aud the cor- orate seal of said village. and shail distinct~ i state the name of the said licensee und lescribe the premises and room where said liquors are to be sold and the full time said license is to run, such ficense shall be posted in some conspicuous place in said room where said liquors are sold. Section 8 it for any reason said council | id village recorder shall immediately “after de- liver to said applicant the said village treas- urer’s receipt und said bond, and after de- ducting from said ten dollars deposited with said recorder, us provided in section two (sec. 2) of this ordinance, the full amount of the cost of said publication he shall return tosaid applicant the baiance, if any, then remuining. Said written application shall be filed in the office uf the said recorder, and in cuse of refusal by sad viliage council to. grant said license no other or further application to sell intoxicating liquors by said applicant shall be received orentertained within three months thereafter. Section 9. When the village council shall by resulution decide to grant and issue a li- cense to any applicant. then and in that case the recorder shall inimediately thereafter re- turn to said applicant the sum ot ten doilars, sence by suid applicant with bim as pre- scribed by section two (sec. 2) of this ordin- ance. Section 10. If at. Lag Ago! sald council shall deem it forthe it interests of said village. it may revoke the said license so is- sued, but no license previously issued shall be revuked by sald council until a full nes ing shall have becn had.at whieh hearing sald licensee shall ve present by bimself or his voansel, and notice of hearing must be previously served upos said licen eo at least ten days before such hearing takes pluce. ‘ Section 11, Ifatany time during the cons | tinuance of said Heeise said licensee stall | be convicted of any violation of this ordin- ance, or shall be convieted of any violation of the laws of this state relative to tue sale of intoxicating liquors, thesafd council shall immediatel) and if for either of the above specified causes uch license shall be revoked, no further or | the next ensuing annual election in and ior | revoke sail license so_ issued, | other license to carry on said business sball be issued to suid applicant for one full year from such revocation. Section 12. No license issued pursuant to this ordinance shall be transferred from the licensee named therein to any other persou or persons, nor shall any other person or rsons be allowed to sell intoxicating iquors under said license without the writ- ten consent of said council first had and ob- tained. Section 13. All sales of intox! pre Brass pursuant to this ordinance shall be in the room mentioned and described tn said | license, and no such sules shail be made | in any other room or piace without tue writien consent of said council being first had and obtained. Section 14. All the provisions of this or- dinance relative to sales without license! shall apply to clerks. barteuders and oll | employes; and any such clerk, baricnder or} employe who shuli be engaged in ne ay intoxicating liquors ierembefore mentione for any employer who shail have no license toseil the saine shali be deemed guilty oi a | violation of this ordinance Section The village revorder of | village shall keep a record of ali liveu | sued pursuant to this ordinance in a bev kept for that purpose, and such re s be prima facie evidence of the facts therein in all actions or prosecutions under this ordimunce. * Section 16. In all prosecutions or actions under this ordinance the rules of evidence as fixed and recognized by the laws of this | state in actions for the violation of the law rehitive to the sale of intoxicating liquor: shall apyly. Section i7. Any person who shall violate any of the provisions of this ordinance sh: be deemed guiity of a misdemeanor, and, upon conviction thereof before uny justice of the peace in and for said village, shall be | fined lua sum not exceeding one hundred | doliars, and, in default of the payment of | such fine, such person so convicted shall be committed to the watch house or j yillaxe or the sounty jail of said ‘county of | Twasea until such fine is fally paid, but not to | exceed ninety days. : Section 18.” Euch and every condition of ae | i SE i a ee Ee ate ae eae ae ee RE NE * [Ea Ee Ee a eA AE ea A A a SUMATRA eR SRSA SRSA SOKSESNe TEES ET W.V.FULLER&CO., Manufacturers of Sash, Doors and Blinds. roll Sawing Done on Short Notice. Lumber, Lath aned_ Shingles. W. V. FULLER & CO. Grand Rapids, - - eae a ee a a aa a a a a a ESTIMATES FURNISHED. ‘Turning and Minnesota. SRE ERE ee eae ae ee eae eae a a ee Sa RE a a a Ra | said bond so given by suid licensee as afore: suid is made acondition of this ordi and each “nd every condition of said i is a condition of this ordinance; violation of the conditions of either 5 (license shall be deemed au nd any person convictea thereof! justice of the pe wand for} suid villuge Shull be punished as above prescribed in section seventeeh of this or- dinance. Section 19. All,license moneys collected pursuant to th nee, and all fines col~ tected for v of. sual be creaived io and become he general revenue fund of nance shall take ef-/ om und alter its A. D, 1893. F. L. CHURCHILL. President of said Village. Section 21. fect and “be in. passage and publi Approved, Janu: Attest: c. W. ROBINSON, Recorder. 529-15, First publication Lust publication } . Mortgoge Foreclosure Sale. Default having been made in the pay- ment of the sum of Five itundred seventy- seven and 13-100 dollars, which ts claimed to be due und is due at tue date of this notice upon 2 cerlain mortzage, duly executed and delivered by Elzie Matinews and Mandy Matthews wife, Mortgagors y e Houlton, Mortgazee. bt twentieth day of July, } und with a power of sate therein contained, duly record~ ed in the office of the register of decus inand for the county of Tuas nd State of 3 1 the twenty-third day of July, 154, o'clock a. m., in Buok © of mortgages, S ing date the d mortgage. together with the ed thereby. igued by orded in} the office of th the fifth day of Ds m.. in Book G of Mortgas onor proceeding having been tuted, at laiw or otberwi-e. to recover the debt secured by suid morigage, orany part ubereof. Now. therefore. notice is hereby given. That by v.riue of the power of sitie contain ed in said mortgage, and pursaand w the statute in such case made and provide: the said mortgage will be forectosed by sule of the premises deseribed m and convey- ed by said morisage, Lot tour (4) and south north-we: lot one (i) und south-east quart north-east quarter of seetion three (3). hip sixty-one (61), rane twenty-three in Tiasca ‘countyand state of Minnesota rding to the government survey the th the heredita and apparten- nade by the sheritt of said tusea county, at the front door of the nh page court house in the village of Grand Kitpids, in said county and state, on the lath day of March, iss. nt 1) o’ciock a.m. of that day, at public vendu the high est bidder for cash, to pay ‘suid debt of | bi7.18 dollars. and interest, and th ifany, o aise: and fifty d attorney Vi said m to redemption at any time within one yeu from the day of as provided by law. Duted January 2ch, 1895, - B. E. BRASSARD, ignee of Mortgage. A ALFORD & HUNT. Atiorneys, 901-2 Torrey Building. Duluth, Minn, for Hevring of Application for Liquor Li: ense. Whereas, Jacub Mohr did, on the 20th day of December, #897, make application to the Village Council of the Village of Grand Rap- ids. for license to sell intoxicating liquors tn the buiiding naw oceupied by him and situ- sted on lots 10, Land 12 vloch 16,orizinal plat of Grand Kapids, for aud duringthe ensuing year. Now, therefore, notice is hereby given that said application will be heard before said unetl at the Village Hall on Sacurday. Feb- ruary 5th, 1898, at $:30 p.m., at which time und place all persons interested are notified to appear and show cause, if any they have, why ‘said license showid ‘not be issued us prayed. Dated at Grand Rapids, Minnesota, the 8th day of January, 1808. Re J H. D. Powers, test: Frep A. Kina, President. Recorder Notice SVLSTSSSLSLSLE: Johasons’ % _ 239 = ae cD Tas always on hand a full line of Foreign aud Domestic Wines, Liquors na Cigars. i Fire Liguers. for Medircisal Purposes ua Specialty. THE GNLY BILETARD AND POOL ROOM IN TUWNH. ‘Leland Ave., Grand Rupids. ——— FS Cr Piano ea ae don Pa i PIANOS. ees ca a Se SSS eo Set Se BESS Fe oe ET aT Pokegama Boquet BETTER CIGARS ARE MADE THAN THE. . - “Cup Defender Manufactured in Grand Rapids By ttt? GEORGE BooTH. GAbe for either of the: an excellent smoke, stock used. And told them we wanted to make a REAL pay cas our offer 1 the time to li give you th When we show you that we can take off one-third from the tl prices that other dealers ask you sor the same grade of Pianos and we propose to share trom than ever offered be- you will see w it with you. fore at the | When we went to the manufacturers ¢ Lakes, they smiled. his buy Pianos low. We now have the ¢ benetit of the lig discount. tabonanzt we sirac A greater stock to sele head of the lakes. Duluth Music Co. ! E. G. CHAPMAN, Mer. Cor. Lake Ave. aud Superior St. brands and you will get None but the finest BARGIN SALE When we said we would we selected, they stopped. They accepted just atter the Holiday trade was over, and before invereing and «losing up their books for the year. That is ; Pianos’ in our ge WHOLESALE and RETAIL STORE and propose to pov by oy Se NDEI an = Se ee eee SeSsaSeSeSoeses — ‘ FASHIONABLE TAILORING. BM BAERS * ER ee eS SA. " a While you are thinking of buying a new suit, don’t forget to call on me and get. prices. I carry a complete line of sam- ples to select from, and Guarantee Every Garment I make, in workmanship, fit and dura- bility. There are none better than the suits I make. 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