Beadle County July Session Official Proceedings 1895
Beadle County commissioners meet at Huron on July 2 1895 with S C Martin Thompson Fowler Johnson Ruggles and W M Rogers present. Bills audited include salaries for Fowler Wilde Ward Sterling Munson and others plus numerous county disbursements for poor farm jail bridge and school needs. Board adjourns to July 3 then conducts equalization and treasurer examinations through July 13 with appointments for seed grain notes and insanity board clerk and various notices and publishing orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huron
A. m
Board of County Commissioners
S. C. Martin
Thompson
Fowler
Johnson Ruggles
W. M. Rogers
W Fowler
G Wilde
AJ Ward
A Munson
W.M. Rogers
F Lawrence
M Rowley
H Vanee
Salary Register
Ein Binikeree
E Grant
Nwrrco
Thurston
Rogers
Au- Ne
Salary
Coun
Askin
HJ Ward
EH Vance
Rene Dhas
FE Grant
E Chamberlain
Blume
Rosenthal
Mary McKenzie
Vance
Oscar Schultner
F Trumbower
Pau- Ine
Nba
Endian
Longstaff
Kelley & Co
Jos H Alexander
Chas Phillips
Phillips & Bartlett
Bia
Wan Sauk
LE Goodell & Co
Pau- RE
LC Tredway
JL Foxton
Ferkins Bros
Vandergrift
Perkins Bros
E Potter
W Kelley & Co
Shannon & Longstaff
E Goodell & Co
Pan- Huron Water Works
EH Boos
Jeffris & Ambrose
J Bick
Ing
Sherif
Perkins Bro
Ee Bramwell
Sc Burney
Longsta
Harry L Bras
L Miner
Jno Wood
Jd L Foxton
AJ Roberts
Martin
P Myers
Salary County
Megumi Pha Sa
O P Myers
C Casperson
R C Gibbs
Brown & Sanger
CNR Ng Chi Fasewees Es Tee
L. C Kemp
H Vance
al Rowoe
cctauWa
Blake
Andrew Gimmell
Geo Sheldon
H H Spencer
Sam
Russell
Sami Roach
Luke Simpson
Henry Schaller
Albert Oestrich
Wm Corcorato
Geo Palmer
A M Brooks
J E Olson
H Kelley
Ed Dull
Fred Derscheid
Harmon Kelley
A G Morse
Wm Cocorane
Oliver York
BF Abell
Geo Bell
Geo D
Barnard & Co
Jos Daum
Holland Wheeler
American Book Co
J W Thompson
D Burrows
C Underhill
H J Ward
W M Rogers
D B Jeffris
G W Cook
Martin, Thompson, Ruggles, Johnson, Fowler
On Motion
Board of Equalization
W Burtt
Roger
Chicago
Milwaukee
St Paul Ry
Clancey
H A Palmer
Insanity Board
SM West
LC Kempatt’y
Casperson
Ramseil
Colcord & Richardson
van Wake
Winters
Markham
C. H
Sheldon & Co
C J Vandergrift
F Anderson
Chas Curtis
M Thompson
Rice & Wharton
Bramwell
CB Alford
W Stephens
Sri Saeth Choksteeee
Agnes Pehl
W H Voss
Martin Bessrude
H F Leipold
Albert Webb
Chas Miner
M Booth
E M Thomas
J L Foxton
EEA Sre
G W Longstaff
Milo Booth
John Wood
A Robeson
Baker at the Capital
United States minister to Nicaragua Salvador and Costa Rica Lewis Baker returns to Washington and comments on Nicaraguan sentiment over indemnity to Great Britain. He notes lingering soreness but suggests a future Central American confederation may emerge gradually over many years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Lewis Baker
United States
Nicaragua
Salvador
Costa Rica
Great Britain
Baker
Central America
Next Republican Convention Meeting Time Debated
Secretary Will iam Hahn says the next Republican convention should be held in September or October to allow applicant cities time to prepare. He favors Cincinnati or Cleveland if they apply and notes strong interest from Chicago Pittsburgh St Louis and San Francisco. The Pacific coast shows persistent enthusiasm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colombus
William Hahn
National Republican Executive Committee
Carter
National Committee
Hahn
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Chicago
Pittsburg
St. Louis
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
West Virginia Cigarette Tax Held Invalid for Interstate Trade
Judge Nathan Goff of the U S circuit court of appeals ruled West Virginia's $500 yearly cigarette tax on dealers selling imported cigarettes contravenes the interstate commerce law. The decision renders the tax inoperative for interstate shipments and may influence similar laws in other states unless overturned by a higher court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Commercial Gazette
Martinsburg
W. Va
Nathan Goff
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
West Virginia
Saratoga Regatta Results Day Two Meet
At Saratoga July 20 the second day of the regatta featured a tight 8 oared race won by the Bohemians of New York City by eight feet. Tritons were second and Minnesota third. Harlem won senior doubles, Philadelphia’s Institutes second, Toronto third. Winnipeg led senior fours with New York’s Institutes second. In Aberdeen South Dakota Everett W Fish editor of The Great West plans move to New York with offers enticing him and his paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga
Bohemians
New York City
Tritons
Harlem
Rat Portage
Toronto
Presents of
Philadelphia
Institutes of New York
Harlems
Winnipeg
Doe” Fish
Aberdeen
Everett W. Fish
Northwest
Dr. Fish
Donnelly
New York
Pig iron output in first half 1895 tops prior year
The American Iron and Steel association reports US pig iron production for January through June 1895 reached 4,087,558 gross tons, up from 2,717,993 in the same period 1894 and above the 3,939,405 tons in the second half of 1894.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Bulletin of the American Iron and Steel Association
United States
Deacon Oldham Sentenced to Twelve Years in Folsom
Uxian California July 20 Deacon Oldham a prominent Baptist church man on trial for stage robbery was sentenced to 12 years in Folsom prison. Oldham planned the robbery in which Hilton the deacon's employee was the principal. They divided the $1000. Hilton received eight years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uxian
Cal
Oldham
Folsom
Hilton
Beadle County Financial Condition Statement Filed
Edward Sterling swears this exhibit shows the county's financial condition as per his books. Notary F G Wilde attests to the oath on July 12, 1895.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Souis Dakota
Edward Sterling
Beadle County
Auditor's Exhibit Details Warrants Issued This Quarter
A detailed list from the auditor shows warrants issued during the quarter. Names of agencies, warrant numbers, dates, and amounts are included. The exhibit outlines disbursements, approved payments, and tracked reimbursements to government departments and vendors.
Beadle County Auditor Sworn Statement Summary
W M Rogers Auditor testifies to Beadle County Treasurer and Auditor exhibits. He asserts the quarterly warrants list and the assets and liabilities statements are true and correct. Verification relies on the county books and official records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
South Dakota
Beadle
W. M. Rogers
Beadle County
Saratoga Regatta Winners From Day One
The National Amateur Oarsmen regatta opening results list Toronto winning the pair-oared event. Intermediate four with Winnipeg. Intermediate eights to Waschutte Club Worcester Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SaRaToga
Toronto
Winnipeg
Waschutte Club
Worcester
Mass
Hancock Elected President of National Amateur Press
William Hancock of Fargo was chosen president of the National Amateur Press association during its Chicago session. He becomes the third Fargo native to hold the post, reflecting continued city prominence in amateur publishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fargo
Farco
N. D
William Hancock
National Amateur Press Association
Chicago
Banks to Report
Washington July 19 The comptroller has made a call on national banks for reports of their condition at close of business Thursday July 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Comptroller
Bank cashier and farmer's wife claim vast Irish estate
A Greensburg Indiana dispatch reports E. B. Forsythe cashier of Cincinnati First National Bank and Mrs. O P Robertson wife of a local farmer are direct descendants of Lord Antrim and heirs to his Ireland estate valued at 75 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Commercial Gazette
Greensburg
Ind
E. B. Forsythe
First National Bank
O. P. Robertson
Adams
Lord Antrim
Ireland
Government Wins Big Unionist Majority In UK Election
London July 23 The Unionists show a net gain of 68, giving the government a majority of 108 as results from polls so far. The remaining districts to report are mostly in counties and shires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Insurance Profits In South Dakota Fire Firms
The South Dakota insurance department reports that five fire insurance companies earned $383,392 in receipts and paid $201,089 in losses last year. Expenses including commissions totaled 35 percent of gross receipts, amounting to $115,017.60, yielding a net profit of $67,285.40 after losses and expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Dakota
Pierre
8. D
Insurance Department of the Auditor’s
Miners Hold Daily Meetings in Ishpeming Strike
Ishpeming Michigan July 20 The miners strike shows no material change with daily meetings held at the park between Ishpeming and Negaunee. About five thousand men attended Thursday's demonstration as the organization remains incomplete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ishpeming
Mich
Here
Negaunee
Miners Wages Raised by Pewabic Mine
Iron Mountain Michigan report says Pewabic Mining company raised wages by 10 percent across the mine. It is expected other mines in the range may follow suit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Iron Mountain
Mich
Pewabic Mining Company
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J B Coomer
D Steele
Justice Court
Irving Cook
Richd Barr
Clarence McIilvane
L C Burney
Boos Fary Gee
Drovince
Malcom McDermaid
Peter McDermaid
Malcom McDermaid Jr
N C Toucy
Geo Longstaff
M West
Commissioners of Insanity
E H Boos
Clarence Walters
E C Patterson
August Getman
Leo Getman
L Getman
Henry Getman
A.m
OGRE
Isaes- Ells. Va
M Ruggles
D Johnson
Diem
MOGAS
Acad
Wipo Hee
A Fowler
C Martin
Per Diem
Mileio Lasened
Pearl Creek Township
Pearl Creek
Jas Thompson
Ler
W. M. Rocers
C Tredway
Thos Moore
Edw Reed
W D Lyon
C A Appleman
Jno Hudenski
Herman Hilkmer
Jas Murphy
Robt Woodworth
Wm Fay
Ewer Esenee
Anda Scott
Geo Beckett
Andrew Reigal
B Stockwell
Claus Klinker
Hans Klinker
Justice
E C Walton
A C Denning
R Denning
Saratoga Regatta
DOR. Hathaway & CO
Serolal
Hoene
Annals of Medicine
DRS Hathaway.& CO. Cor
4Th & Nebraska Sts
Sioux City
County of
F. G. Wilde
Notary Public
Bal
Ares Us
Kcbs
Eeee County School
Seewee Wee County
Distric Penne Institute Hools Settee
State of S. D. Permanent School Fund
Een Ween
Auditor's Exhibit
Ween
Lighte, Tel and
Sepa Co
Pesan
Sateen J
Hools
Stenogr
Ieicaae
Sness Ceveen
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