TIIENORPOJUIC NEWS : FRIDAY , MARCE 27,190 : ! ,
Commissioners and Assessors
Confer.
AGREE ON ASSESSMENT RATES.
Property to bo Listed at Ono > FIfUi Its
Actual Gnsh Vnluo Report of Over
seer of Poor Fnrm Other County
Uuslnoas Transacted.
MndlBon , Nob. , Mixroh 17 , 1003. The
MMOMorti of Madison county mot with
iho county cotmnicBlonorfl pnrmmnt to
call. Assessors organized by olootlng
John Crook ohnlrnmn unil 0. T. llloh >
ardson noorotnry.
The following motloiifl were umdo and
nurlcd : Tlmt ronl estate bo ossoBHod nt
ono-flfth or its aotiml value laud to bo
vnluod front $5.00 up. Tlmt personal
property bo assessed nt ono-dfth of its
aotual value that fnriu and driving
liomw bo vnlnod nt $5,00 to 1135.00 ; thivt
millions nnil jnoks bo viihuitl nt $100.00
to $500.00 ; thixt npood horses bo valued
nt $25.00 to $ , ' 100.00 ; thnt Block cnttlo
( nil iiKOsbo vnluodnt $10.00 to $115.00 ;
thnt fnt oiittlo bo vnlnod nt $35.00 to
$50.00 ; that thoroughbred cnttlo bo
Tnluod nt $35.00 to $80.00 ; thnt mules bo
valued thn fliimo ns homos ; thnt Hlioop bo
vnlmnl at $3.00 to $5.00 ; that hogs bo
asssossod at one-fifth market value oil
the first day of April ; thnt grain hold
for Hpooulation bo assessed ni one-fifth
market value on the llrst dny of April ;
thnt all personal property , Including
bicycles , automobiles , etc. , bo assessed
nt one-fifth notunl vnlao ; thnt telephone
lines bo iiBflossod nt $1)5.00 ) per uiilo ,
double olruult , and $5.00 for oaoh ad
ditional circuit.
Moved and Bocondod thnt the assessors
moot with the county commiRsionorn us
nn equalization board on the 13th day of
June. Moved and Hcoondod that the
county olorlc furnish oaoh assessor with
n typo written copy of these proceedings.
Oarriud ,
A motion to adjourn prevailed.
JOHN Onooic ,
O. T. llioitAunsoN , Oha.lrumn.
Secretary.
Board of county commissioners mot
punuiivnt to adjournmeut. All mom-
bent present. Minutes of last meeting
were toad , nnd on motion , npproved. <
\Vni. Lowe , uouuty nurvoyor , was
present and umdo n verbal report concerning -
corning the copying of the Hold notes of
Madison county. The report was , on
motion , accented.
On motion the following bills were
allowed :
P. F. Zimmerman , copying flold uotos ,
oto. , $100.555.
W. II. Lowe , comparing and corti-
lying to Held notes , oto. , $31U5.
City of Madison , olootrio light , $15.31.
Bill of Dr. R. R. Kennedy , $131.80 ,
for treating Tilllo Bolofski , was rejected
bocnuso it was not n proper charge
against the county.
O. W. Oruiu , superintendent , salary
for February , $100.00.
Orowoll Lumber nud Grain Oo. ,
Jnniber , $143.15.
John Hulff , printing , $0.75.
Gns Knul , salary for February nnd
court bailiff , $00.00.
Dra. Salter and Boar , medical services
( Hngblad ) , $350 00.
Martin Kane , fees Stnto vs. Thomp-
non , $7.30.
Martin Kane , looking after smallpox
cases , $38 00.
Ohr. tSohavland , witness fooa State vs.
\Vebor , * 80 80.
Ohr. Sohavlnnd , witness foes Stnto vs.
Polonsko , $1WJ.CO.
Ohr. Sohnvlaud , witness fees State vs.
Witiu , Weber , Polonsko , postage , etc. ,
fS3.81.
Peter Kuott , printing , $13.50 , applied
on tux $10.30. balance $3.30.
R. L. Osborn , hauling blade grader ,
$3.00 , applied on tax.
P. D. Wright , printing , 439.50.
P. D. Wright , printing , $5.00.
Dr. Frank Salter , medical services In
mallpox oases , $04.50.
Mike Richardson , bridge work , $10.00 ,
applied on tax $3.00 , balance $13.00.
Krumm & Warren , lumber $105,70.
Dr. S. A. Campbell , modlunl services
$7.00 , nppliod on tax.
J. J. Olomotits , sheriff , boarding Mills
and Weber , jailor's foes , summoning
jury , etc. . $330 05.
F. E. Martin * printing $15.00 , nppliod
on tax $7.35 , balance $7.75.
O F. Eiseloy , State vs. Beaty nud
Thompson , $7.10.
Oa motion board adjourned to 7:30
p. iii.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
On motion the following bills were
allowed :
O. H. Hoyt , caring for Hngblnd $33.
Jack Koanigstoin , defending Weber ,
$50.00.
M. D. Tyler , defending Mills , $50.00.
W. N. Lund , State vs. Weber $3.15 ,
applied on tax $1.50 , balance 05 cents.
Ole Olson , biidgo work $7.60 , applied
on tax $0 40 , balance $1.30.
School district No. 15 , rent for elec
tion purposes and cleaning school house
* 4.00.
Hume , Robertson , Wycoff Co. , re
pairs on jail $1.00.
Frank Martin , arresting Polenskl $3 ,
applied on tax $1,51 , balance 40 cents.
O A. Hodman , merchandise $7,85 ,
applied on tax.
Win. Bates , county judge , State vs.
Brady , express , etc. , $30.70.
G. Harris , 39 meals for jurors , $9.76.
Geo. Zimmerman , building ice break
ers , $75 00.
Asa K. Leonard , medicines , $16.75 ,
applied on tax.
Frank Brady , witness fees , $3.00.
L. B. Baker , lumber , $3.88 , applied
on tax.
Ohns. Fenske , one wolf scalp , $3.00.
J B. Fichter , one wolf scalp , $3.00 ,
J G. Damon , six wolf scalps , $13,00.
H. Appel , one wolf scalp , $3.00.
J. W. Davis , two wolf scalps , $4.00 ,
applied on tax.
J. F. Lindsay , guarding bridges0.00.
W. B. Belkuap , boarding Hille , $4.00.
L. Bruce , guarding bridges , $9.00.
H. Rickenberg , bridge work , $3.75.
Omaha Printing Oo. , stationery , etc. ,
$780.
On motion the report of Thomas J.
Taylor superintendent of poor form ,
I , -44 * . -
wnn received and approved , the tame
boingnn follows :
Hnttlo Orotik , Nob. , Muroh 14 , 1003.
To the honorable board of county com-
mlHBionernMadUonNub , : Guntlumon
Knoloftod you will llnd the blllH which
have boon Incurred from December 1 ,
11(03 ( , to March II , IIK ) ! ) .
H. Miller , $1(1,115. (
Mmifl & Unman , $ ! l 05.
J , H. Martin , $3 30
L , 1) ) , Baker , $ 1(1.0J. (
MorrlH & Oo. , 40 cents ,
0 , K. Hanson , $5.00.
JoHOph Hevora , (13 cents ,
Boyer & Osborn , $ < 1 05.
Winter & Sohnltz , $ ,76 ,
Hall AMIuho , $5,35. ,
Zimmerman & Lambert , f-l.CO ,
A , II. Gnrdnls , $8.40.
Guo , Halght , fUlUO.
GhaH. Flotoa. $1.35.
Frank Iluztoh , $1.03.
W. J. btnvoly , $0.25.
T. J. Taylor , $1311,75.
Total , $ : i.48. ( ) ! )
Thirty dollars' worth of hny has boon
sold during the quarter.
Bills to the amount of $33.70 have
boon paid out of the funds in the bank.
The bills for December , amounting to
$03.45 , were reckoned in the 10-montlm'
report , but were not allowed , hence the
total oxpotiHO for the year beginning
March 1 , 1003 , and ending March 3 ,
1UOJ ; , is $1,811.48. Total income , $1-
80U.43.
Tlui following porBons are now on the
farm : Jake liosomau , Anton Tyrol and
Mr. Ohadn.
The following bills were paid out of
the funds In the bank :
K. J. Brink , chickens , $3.00.
Will Hall , whitewashing , $3,50.
Orood Phipps , hog , $15.00.
Elootrlo Heat Regulator Oo. , $3.30.
Respectfully submitted ,
T. J. Taylor ,
Superintendent.
On motion board adjourned to 8
o'clock a. ui. Board mot at 8 o'clock
n. m ,
On motion T. J. Taylor was requested
to make a report for the entire year ,
commencing March 1,1003 , and ending
February 38,1003.
On motion the following bills were
allowed :
Ohas. FloroB , merchandise , $1.35 , np
plied on 10C3 tax.
Frank Rnzlolc , merchandise , $1.83 ,
applied on 1003 tax.
Boyer & Osborn , merchandise , $0.05.
nppliod on 1003 tnx.
Winter & Suhultz , $9,75 , nppliod on
1893 tnx.
Joseph Severn , 03 cents , applied on
1903 tax ,
Howard Mllor Lumber Oo. , $4J.G5ap- (
piled on 11)03 tax.
L. B. Baker , lumber , $40.05 , applied
on 1003 tax.
W. J. Stnvoly , merchandise , $ (1.35 ( ,
applied on 11)03 ) tax.
Morris & > Oo. , drugs , 40 cents , applied
on 11)03 ) tax.
J. R. Martin , merchandise , $3.30 , np
piled on 1903 personal tnx.
0. E. Hanson , blnokauilthing , $5.00 ,
applied on tnx $4.10 , balance 90 couts.
Mans & Hainan , merchandise , $3 95.
A. H. Gardols , Hour and food , $8.40 ,
applied on tax $3.00 , balance $5 40.
Hall & Moiuko , merchandise , $5.35.
Zimmerman & Lambert , repairs on
pump , $5.35.
Goo. Haight , corn , $9.1.80.
T. J. Taylor , salary , $133.75.
E. Pribboruow , blacksniithiug , $5.40 ,
applied on tax.
W. 0. Elloy , bailiff , $18.00 , applied on
tax.
tax.W. . B. Balkuap , boarding Hagbald ,
$31.38.
Superintendent Ornm filed a state
ment showing all the moneys received
in payment of subscription to the School
News and the names of the persons pay
ing the same. Total amount received
$38 20. The statement also shows that
the cost to the county for printing the
News has boon loss than estimated , nnd
thnt the saving to the county for print-
lug nud postage will amount to upwards
of $90.00 per year.
On motion the valuation on the north
west quarter of lot 4 , block 5 , Pasowalk'g
addition , was changed to $30.00 , and
the southwest quarter of lot 4 , block 5 ,
Pasewalk's addition , was changed tc
$100.00.
The following road overseers' report !
were audited and approved :
Mike Richardson , all bills paid and
duo him , $80.00.
Herman Gall , all bills paid and. bal
ance on hand , $35.07.
On motion Win. Dahnko was ap
pointed road overseer for district No. 4.
On motion J. F. Reeves was ap
pointed road overseer for district No. 19.
On motion Geo. Lewis was appointed
road overseer for district No. 83.
On motion the following bonds were
approved :
R. Collins , road district No. 11.
Wm. Dahnke , road district No. 4.
J. F. Reeves , road diatriot No , 19.
On motion board adjourned to March
30,1903 , at 1 o'clock p. m.
EMIL WINTEU.
County Olerk.
CLEVELAND COMING.
Ex-President's Trip Causes a Stir in
Nebraska Cities.
Lincoln , March 30. Special to The
News : The report that Ex-President
Cleveland is to visit Omaha , Lincoln ,
and perhaps other towns in Nebraska
when ho comes west to attend the dedi
cation of the Louisiana Purchase expo
sition at St. Louis , has created a stir
among the democrats of this city. The
anti-Bryan democrats are pleased with
the prospect of a visit from the ox-
loader and those admiring Mr. Bryan
are inclined to look on it with disfavor ,
as they consider it a part of the plan to
overthrow Bryan in his homo state.
ROBBERS KILL AGENT.
Desperados at Cerrellos , New Mexico ,
Shoot and Plunder.
Corrllos , N. M. , March 35. Special to
The News : Robbers entered the depot
of the Atchlsou& Santa Fo at this plaoo
during last night , shot the agent and
robbed the depot. It is presumed that
the agent offered resistance and the
thieves disposed of him by shooting.
Armed posses are on the trail of the
robbers and murderers.
Bridge Men on Thirteenth
Street Left Across River.
ROAD GOES OUT BEFORETHEM.
Approach on the North Washed Out
and Loaves Them On the Other
Side Fixing Ono End When Other
Breaks ,
[ From Thurnilny'H Dally. ]
On the south side of thd Thirteenth
street bridge and at n moment when
they were busy repairing the approach
to it , a gang of bridge builders is said to
have boon suddenly out off from Nor
folk about noon today and in order to
got homo tonight will bo forced to go
Homo eight miles out of thtdr way be
fore they can cross the Elkhoru. Their
direct path homo was severed by the
washout of the north approach to the
bridgo.
This morning the men nndor Super
intendent Burnett , of the Canton , Ohio ,
bridge company , whosolicadfiuartors are
In Norfolk , began work on the south
approach to the bridge nud expected to
have the public traveling across by
night , iho men who are thus discon
nected from Norfolk will have to go to
the Kost bridge , four miles west , in
order to got on this side.
All night long men were kept at work
on the bridge nt Flaunigan's ford , try
ing to keep It from going out. The
danger lay In the fact that the bridge
from Battle Greek had floated down and
was on the point of colliding with the
Flunuigan bridgo. The piling and moat
of the material was saved.
Commissioner Schmidt came over to
day and in company with ComuiiBsioner
Winter wont to Tildon , being joined
by , OommiBsionor Finuigau nt Battle
Croak. Together the commissioners
will inspect the bridge situation in the
west end of the county and will bo prepared -
pared to net with knowledge of con
ditions when the board meets on Mon
day with the expectation of calling n
bond election.
SENATOR DIETRICH HOME ,
Was in Omaha This Morning , Enroute
to Grand Island.
Omaha , March 20. Special to ThJ5
News : Senator Dietrich has arrived In
Omaha , on his wav home from Wash
ington to Grand Island. The senator
will begin at ouco with the preparations
for President Roosevelt's stop in Grand
Island. Senator Dietrich and Senator
Millard have charge of the arrange
ments of the president on this part of
his route.
Senator Dietrich was looking well
after the hard session of congress , but
stated that ho was glad to got back to
Nebraska.
THREE DROWNED IN CANOE ,
Two to be Married Within a Week.
Had Been to Prayer Meeting.
Ctxruthorsville , Mo. , March 20. Spec-
iiil to The News : A tragical culmina
tion to whnt wns , n moment before , n
realistic romance , took plaoo in this
city last night at about 9 o'clock. Three
young people , who had just come away
from prayer meeting in one * of the
local churches , were drowned in the
Mississippi river by the overturning of
the canoe in which they were paddling.
Two of the persons were to have been
married within n week.
FLOOD SITUATION BETTER.
Crisis Has Been Passed Along Lower
Mississippi.
Now Orleans , March 20. Special to
The News : The flood crisis has been
passed and the waters of the Mississippi
are gradually receding into the channel.
The first indication of a fall of the
high water was hailed with great de
light by those who have been spending
sleepless nights and laborious days since
the river first threatened the country.
PROMINENT 10WAN BURNED ,
Stevens Residence at Albia Destroyed
and Isaac Speed Killed.
Albia , Iow , March 26. Special to
The News : The Stevens residence in
this city was burned at an early hour
this morning. The fire wrought de
struction so rapidly thut Isaac Speed , a
prominent citizen , wasjbaruod to death
before ho could inako his escape , and
six other inmates of the house wore in
jured by jumping from the upper win
dows.
Strike Breakers on Strike.
Plttsburg , March 25. More trouble
broke out in the structural iron work
ers' strike on the Wabash bridge. The
sixteen nonunion workmen Imported
hero by the American Bridge company
went on a llttlo strike of their own
and refused to BO to work when the
whistle blew. The cause of this strike
is the discharge of one of the crowd
by the foreman. James McGulre.
Trial Trip Is a Failure.
Cincinnati , March 25. The trial of
the Emerson launch that was built
for Commodore Edwards of the Royal
Yacht club in Canada , was a failure
hero , owing to the breaking of one of
the propellers. It was directed then
to take the launch to Toledo for a
test to make a rnilo a mlnuto at some
future date.
Woman Uses a Gun.
Hazelton , Pa. , March 25. During a
quarrel at McAdoo , resulting from a
lawsuit , Mrs. Joseph Tames shot and
fatally wounded Mrs. Rafael Farm-
tena. The wounded woman Is dying
at the Minor's hospital hero and Mrs.
Tames is In the Pottsvllle jail.
8LAY9 HIO MOTHER-IN-LAW.
In on Effort to Shield Her Daughter
She Loses Her Life.
Cincinnati , March 25. Louis Kohl
nhot and killed his mother-in-law , Mrs ,
Kate Stacktolo , and dangerously
wounded liljfc brothoMn-lnw , Harold
Btncktolo , at Uio Stacktolo homo In
West Second street. Kohl htis boon
separated from his wlfo , Qporglc , and
ehc had boon living at the homo ol
her mother. Kohl came to the house
and asked to sco his wlfo. She rc-
ftiRcd to BOO him , whereupon he
rushed into the room with a revolver
in his hand and fired at hor. Mrs.
Btacktolo jumped between Kohl and
his wlfo when ho fired , the bullet en
tering the brain of the older woman ,
killing her almost Instantly. Young
Btacktolo rushed to hln mother's IXB-
fllflUinco and was shot In the breast ,
receiving a dangerous wound.
SHOT DY STRIKE BREAKER.
Union Pacific Striker Fatally Wounded
In Street Fight at Omaha.
Omaha , March 2G. John Q. McCann ,
ono of the Union Pacific strikers , was
Bhot In the loft breast and probably
fatally wounded by Fred Hoot , a
otrlko breaker , during a fight at the
corner of Ninth street and Capitol
avenue , at noon. It is stated by by
standers who saw the affray that after
Root was knocked down McCann was
standing over him , kicking htm when
the shot was flrod. McCann says that
ho was shot whtlo ho was standing In
the crowd surrounding the strike
breakers , but denied that ho was as
saulting Root at the tlmo the shoot
ing happened.
Textile Workers to Strike.
Lowell , Mass. , March 25. The atato
board of conciliation and arbitration
had several conferences here , both
with Secretary Southworth of the
Lowell Manufacturers' association and
representatives of the unlono , but
without definite results. Meetings
wore held by four unions affiliated
with the textile council. The report
from all was as follows : "Wo have
voted to force the Issue and have in
structed our delegates to the council
to do everything in their power to do
the same in the council mooting to
morrow. " By this it Is understood
that unless the wage advance Is given
the strike order will go into effect
Monday morning.
Bold Robbery at Chicago.
Chicago , March 25. Thieves drove
oft with a wagon loaded with flfty-
Boven cases of merchandise , valued
at $5,000 , from In front of the Chicago ,
Burlington and Qulncy freight depot.
The driver went inside with his
freight receipts , leaving the wagon
standing In the yard. Ho was gone
about fifteen minutes , and when he
returned the wagon was gone and
none of the other employee of the
freight house could tell him who had
driven It away , or In which direction
It had gone.
Mitchell Talks at Huntlngton.
Huntlngton , W. Va. , March 25. Coal
operators , miners , laborlngmen , pro
fessional men , bankers and business
men , to the number of more than 2-
000 , crowded about the front of a local
hotel hero to listen to an open air ad
dress of John Mitchell , president of
the United Mine Workers , on the sub
ject of the strike. His remarks were
directed almost entirely to the situa
tion in West vijclnla at this time.
Steel Trust to Duy Dlfj Plant
PHtslmrg , March 23. The Gazette
says : The chief cause of the visit of
Charles M. Schwab , president of the
United States Steel corporation , to
Plttsburg Is In furtherance of the ne
gotiations for the acquisition of the
mills , furnaces and coal and ore lands
of the Jones & Langhlln Stool com
pany. It Is reported that Mr. Schwab
pany. ,
Takes Overdose of Chloroform.
Cedar Rapids , la. , Marcli 24. R. M
Parsons , aged fifty-five , ono of the
best known physicians In central
Iowa , Is dead at Traer as the rosull
of an overdose of chloroform taken to
Induce sleep.
France to Aid China.
Shanghai , March 24. It Is now atafc
ed that the governor of Kwangsl ha
asked for the assistance of Frencl
troops from Indo-Chlna to crush the
rebellion in that province.
Constipation
Does your head ache ? Pain
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liver pills. They cure consti
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