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The Portland daily press., 1869-06-08
4 IN BOARD OF, COMMON oouNcIu,s-
THE Lsah. IlnfassEy Essnrai.a

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owing to the late hour OF the arrival home
OF tnei exeursionists hast evening, we are unable
toglve so fuila an account Of the Goth anniveE-
sary OF this old corps as we intended to make.
fhe day was al that could have been asked
ana rom I'VE 70 three hundred citizens loined
'ne excursion 70 Little chebeague, in the. good
''eame ~ E -. wisn N money ana ithout
price ana mere let us take "a. occasion to say
.nat inns imsagninftcent new steamer is al she
mas peen recommended, and viii mo doubt do
all the work OF the harbor excursions of the
season. She is a splendid boat and can carry
amy number that wiilever be Necessary to
put upon her, s.ss.4l ~ vsar,. attgl vss,
me first thing after arrival a. the island Twas
'ne dFill OF the Infantry, which was very tine'
ana comprised all the features of the public
exMpltions which our people witnessed at City
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CommERCIAL.
RECEIPTS BY RAILROADS AND STE AMERs, JUNE T.

GRAND Trunk RA1IwAY-17O0 bbls -four. 10 cars
corn Ivy cans MILK So cars lumber, car laths, 40
slaves 2so Dds paper, IL wheelbarrows,1 car cattl
bbls. -four, car wheat -
MAINE CENTRAL EAlLRoAD--4s cases carpets, 9
wheelbarrows, doz dras rakes, "a boxes scythes,
pkgs sundries.
PORTLAND, sAco & PoRTsxoUTH RAILROAD
n car axes pair do wheels. 10 bbls OAK Sorsa oTd
pkgs. ..t, 10 fo2I W
PORTLAND 8 KENNEDEc RAILRoAp- fats lum-
her car shingles, Al bds paper, bbls. tallow 10
snr;nrs pieces shaftng 1000 capboards, horses
boxes axes, 1tcass oil cloth, 10 hides oil bbls,
cars lumber, do hoops, pigs furniture, . boxes
mdse, and AZ cars freight for Boston. a etl
STEAMER JOHN BROOKS, FROM BOSTON,:
cases and bales domeslcs 80 do boots and shoes l5
boxes tin. pkgs wooden ware. crates crockery Z
pkgs furniture, SO bds paper. 10 casks SODA 70 az
nails carriages IS boxes raslns, 90 bdis hsn, Doa
and ~ pkgs to order; tor Canada and up country
81 bdls hides, casks soda ash 50 bdls leather. 2
| bbls. rogin, 1 piano, 100 pkgs to order.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-08
State News


IfJy ANOaOoOOd0A1Af SOa&AAs
On Thursday night burglars attempted te
iston, but were frightened away by . faithful
watch dog, which would not be Quoted, as we
learn from the journal. ina efbli1E C. 81 ,ftY.
The Journal says the Hotel Road station
was broken into again ON Thursday I The rob.
berry was perpetrated BY two boys. who had es-
capped from the Reform school. They obtain.
ed about $1.0O in change. One Of the bows
was captured, and officers are after the other.
The annual sale of paws in the Pine street
Congregational church, Lewiston, took place
Friday evening. The amount of premium, paid
for the selection of seats was $500; amount oil
rentals, $3, 600, says the Journal q iE38
At the Prize Defamation which occurred
Enday evening at the College Chapel by the
freshman Glass of Bates College, at Lewiston
the committee awarded the first prize to Clar-
ence Augustus Bickford of Portland: the sec
ond prize to Fritz Walter Baldwin of Coati-
cook. =. O.; the third to Herbert Blake Of
Lewiston.
The total number of school children in Lew
lston Is 4 3z6, as We learn from the journal
Number from to 10 years of age, 1,494; num-
Der from 10 to 10, 1885; number from 15 to q,
l467. Inc parentage of these is as follows:
American 2289; Irish, 1857; French, 212;
EEngllsh l4s; German, 9; Scotch, p; Swiss, 2;
9 ARoosrooK COUNTY. doJd . 70
The receipts Of the new Collection District
of Aroostook average about ~, 600 per month.
The As0ostook Time. says At, tanning mi, win pay
where small farms of the best land can be
bought at moderate price. All that the far
mer raises can be disposed of in this vicinity
at remunerative rates, and 80 long as all kinds
of farm crops, stock, butter, eggs, ETC., bring
the present high prices, farming must pay, and
eventually render our farmers independents
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to The party until their arrival homo last even:
ing. If weremember alisht, Capt. somerby had
been present at the celebration Of every pre-
yious anniversary of the old Infantry organi-
zafion, and was a membersof the company for
many years.
This was the first of the island excursions,
and we give fair notice that the getters up of
the ones to follow must look well to their lau-
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-08

CoMMENcEMEEr AT KKsT'sa HILL 1.-The
annual exhibition and Commencement at
Kents Hill, win take place the present week
and win doubtless attract as usual a. large
gathering of the friends of the institution. =
There will be prize defamation this even
ing. The anniversary of the Calliopean and
Adelphian Societies will be celebrated to-mor-
row. Grafton by Rev. W. r. Mallfalieu, aoi
Chelsea, Mass. Poem by David Barker OF
Exeter. An Alumni Association will be form
ed on the 9th, and a social reunion held on the
evening of that day. The exercises of the
graduating classes will occur on Thursday,
june 10th. Music will be furnished by Ghand-
1er's Band, of this city. aa.ea n
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TEE 5uBrLHE G6xs. 4-Am6hg the most IA
-teresAng features of the coming Peace jubilee
will be the discharge Of artillery in harmony
with the requirements of the pieces IN wnlcn
thew are introduced. The Boston journal
says: So
Tbere was another trial ON the Common Sat
urday afternoon OF the artillery enects W 20 20
nrod1ced at the Jubilee. Some twenty VI
more guns were fred with splendid success.
and il was demonstrated to the satls'actlon OF
MT. Gilmore and many others that TINS part OF
toe programme viii form very saAlns io ~
ure. The guns were under sho od ;o ~ Rot
tarv and the electrical apparatus was superin-
tSnsJod NV Mr.. H. Julius Smith. The manner
~ which the guns are discharged is thus de,
scribed The guns are loaded as usual anu
nrimed with peculiar primer. 1t is substan-
Tally small copper tube inserted in the vent
of the gun in communication with the cart
ridge and filed with patent powder OF a lol-
minating or easily ignited character. hun o
ming into opposite sides of these tuoes ~
small wires whose points are imbedded IN tne
powder and near to. but not touching, eac1
other. One of these small wires IS connecteo
with the positive pole of the electric DatteIy Dy
means of long wire, lit might pc Q mile OF
ten miles long If necessary Aaotnet , WIZ ~, =,
| tery, but is held in the hand of the party 90
ING the firing When he touches this WIRE 70
the negative, pole Of the battery an eece. t',
current is at once set in motion through DOM
the long wires and the circuit is complete, ex,
cept where it is broken by the space .h ue'me1 We'll
wire points il tie midst Idstr Of s sns pow
der Across this and spfi n its its passage gntes the
nowder With With The anticipated noisy effect Thus
VIII Is seen that on the festival days near at
| hand the party who i.plays the cannon may
4 have his wires in tie Coliseum, while the guns
are remote. and may have his musical notes
| before him like any other musician, and may
also play under the direction of the leaders
baton.
1t has been proposed that guns shall be dis
charged by electricity in all parts of the coln-
try, at some appointed time during the Jubi-
lee, the firing to be operated at the Coliseum,
but we do not know that the idea is to be CAL
| ried out. Mr.. Gilmore, has seceiyed letters
from San Francisco. even, in relation to the
matter. fe Yi-s s.i19lss s-ss " ts's4s-.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-08

PEHsosArs-1o Our respected fellow citizen
Hon. w. W. Thomas, who has just returned
to theIcity after an absence of year, was glad
ly welcomed on Change yesterday by his num-
erons friends, His health has very much inn
proved from his journey and his residence
South during the cold season. -,
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-08

HAnfER's BAxAR.--The number for next
week, richly illustrated, has been received at
the periodical depot Of Messrs. Fessenden
Brothers, Lancaster Hall. This, journal of
Fashion takes the lead of all others, and is a
Iwelooae visitor to the parlor circle.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-08

A CALL.-Rev. e. P. Thwing, formerly pas
ROT the St Lawrence street Church, in this
city, and now supplying the First Presbyter-
ian Church in East Boston, has received a
unaniIpous call to the pastorate of the Second
Congregational Church in Westbrook at q
salary Of $500 per year. q oals1sl ;s.se Z ~
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-08
lhl Revere .s.,s,.. House

This noted Hotel has been thoroughly modernized
The honse has been completely remodeed, painted,
and newly furnished. Suites OF rooms for large anu
small families,-water, bathipg-rooms, &C mtIo-
duced-so that IL now Oilers unsurpassed accommo-
dafions for travellers. The "Revere" has always
been celebrated tor its table and the attention pao
its guests and its high reputation in these parucu
ars will be maintained. Fel r.,5r. ~.
Mr. -GARDNER WHTHERBEE late Of she t1ltn
| Avenue Hotel, New York, has become one OF tne
proprietors, and will be pleased to the tra'
| cling public at the above Hotel! - -
,aasnom '''---s--El-- y Proprietors.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-08

PERsoNAL-SWe are told that "the Hus-
bandman'' and the other disciple-of Walton
have returned from their second fishing excur-
sion. A gentleman with white hat was seen
on the street yesterday. The, hat looked famil-
lar, but the gentleman did not. 1t appears
that he got a good naany bites, but no fish. In
deed it is whispered that the two gentleman
were pursued into the city by a dense swarm
OF mosquitoes and black flies, who avenged
she contemplated wrong upon their allies, che
specified trout. : = "a
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-08

CAUcUs.-The Republicans of the town Of
Gorham are requested to meetat the Town
House on Saturday afternoon, the 18th Of
June, at 3o'elock, to choose seven delegates to
attend the Republican State Convention Of
Bangor. on the oath inst, called for the purpose
of nominating candidate for Governor.
~ Per order of the Committee.
June z, 1869
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-08

AT 4. THE Naval Academy ball given at Anna
polls, Friday night in honor Of Mrs Admira,
Porter, Secretary Boris Of t,,a Nav nerart.
.nens snppsa ana fell,t the great delight Of
the middies' IL is represented by gossip
ping correspondents that President Grant, who
was present, was i'll at ease on the floor and
did not get through what Dick swiveller
sse "snd call "the may" in creditable manner
Gen. Sherman, on the contrary, appeared to
great advantage. e a.aia
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-08

No Urdza, cAxcfH, On FEVER Soar but
Dan be radically cured by the use Of Wolcotts
Pain Paint. DIR. Wolcott's Annihilator, which
IS unlike Pain Paint cures that disgusting
disease, Catarrh. Pint bottles 81. -Recollect
It's put up in white wrappers.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-08
tTHE PRESS.
Tuesday Morning, June 8. 1859.

HR- First Page To-Day - An interesting
Account of the Pacific Railroad; The Academ-
ic Rank of Distinguished West Pointers; Cos
sip and Gleanings. tt,.s{, -
Fourth Pase-The Ancient Clock; Whose
Baby is That?; Grating Potatoes.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-08

% TIE SILVER B4LL.-The question as to
which Of the clubs belonging to the State Base
Ball Association is entitled to the silver bail
and the championship is still being discussed
The Lewiston Journal claims it for the Ap-
'droscoggins of that city, The Eons win not Of
course give it up until the clubs composing the
Association act decisiyeIy on the question and
decide against them. s'.bQ7f y t.'' 94' .
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-08
Proposals for Materials to be Sup
piled 10 thc Navy ards under the cog
1 niznpcc ofthe Bureau OF Construc-
ton and kepnzr.O1
1iImo14 saiasaT NAVY DrrARrMExr,

~.
|CEALED PBSH Scel Is ieinsS Timber ana 9TH
, Materials tor the Navy for the fiscal year end
until Il ~ & he 9Th q July next, 1t which
time the proposals will be opened.
the Bureau of Construction and Repair, Navy De-
paEtment, washington and pust be J, e1do @s9
NAVY" that they may DO distinguished from other
Plnted eh classes AZ parties deal
int and intend 10 bid ior together with instructions
t ts sH iSF1s with printed
as desire to BID, on application 2 the Comms s
the yards on g 5s and the
purchasing paymaster Tor each station, VIII nave
copy the schedules Of the other yards lot exam
I'D NAV fudge whether it Is desirable to make ap
pIIoation tor any 1.-THE classes Of those yards.
The proposal must be Tor the whole OF q class and
ali applications for information or Tor the examine
ton OF samples must be made TO the commandments
Of the respective yards.
district in which the bidder resides that he has IL
cense 10 deal in the articles for which he proposes
and he must iurther show that he is manuiaetur-
az Of or regular dealer in, the articles which he
to fns he se
The contract VIII be awarded to the person Tho
makethe lowest bid and gives the guarantee requir-
surssiss Il t5e tglL amount wiz ss required %
sign the contrsc and then Responsibility must be
certified to the sati'faetlOp pr the Navy Depals
withheld from ne amount q tie 6s until the con
tract shall have been completed, and eighty per
centrum OF the amount Of each bi approved in trip
licate by the Commandant OF the respective yards
via be paid by the Baymassr OF tho station tesig-
aated in the contract within ten days after the war
rant LOT me same SHAH passed by the Sec
7hs slases q this Baffoau are numbered and des
T6s Wilt Sfs s Ssi &c WHIT 4sssS Oak y Sssl
YaoT Pn Pip Lark NJ y White OAK Boards No
White si Pine %ss Ss Y %I b w RRs
f rsP y s4 Hs1 As E ~
Walnut, Mahogany, Maple, Cherry, No TO- Locust
ar IN no h lack sSsSss S ~ WIZ s
Inscs Copper; No 81 wrought Iron, round ID and nd
plate ss Steel; No 81 ironisp as No s. s5
Wrought Nails; No 80, Iron Cut Nails, No Al, Lead,
a sis H AZ e zBs S No e. sT5.;
and Iron; No 40, Screws Of Brass and Iron; No b0
Is e. n4G sE N SsP
ware; No 56 White lead; No57, Zinc Paints; No IS,
oolersd Paints. dryers; no 50. tipseed on; No %,
Farnish, Spirits Turpentine; No 63, Sperm and
Lard oil; NOE. IaIlow. Soaps No eS, Fish on, No
6s, GLASS; No 3d. Brushes No 70, Dry Goods for up
saS NJ r. ss feS sa eu Ssa 4ss
pelltins: No n, Betting, Packing; No te, Leather
Pump, Rigging, Iacing; No 50, Junk; No 81, Oak
No DO, Patented Articles,
The iOlleYpe afe DE classes, by the numbers re-
qui red at the respective navy yards;
~ al KiTTERf. 1OH4
Nos 8. 70, Is, ~ 4s 40, s. &C. 81, IS, 80 II, "A,
~. ,NA.1nEE AAAT 80 q n
CHARLEST0WN.
) Mes Is 10, IS % So SO, a. IS, 80, 50, 49, 4s, 49,
~ ~ o. o. 90, os 90 CO. g. 3d. 10 ~ 49, "a, TO- ~
- ~ ,~''>A fsRonR W. 'z.e-s ,aiiis seia
,,Nsss.7ls,9,1a l6 le. 49, % a. 50, 80 "a, 81,
~ o. "a o6 80, 60, es, 81, IS, 60, Al, 73,
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-08

PORTLAND PMR.-At the annual meeting of
the proprietors of Portland Pier, held yester-
day, Messrs. Elias Thomas, I'd, Joseph Drown
and Weston =. Miliken were elected, Direc-
tors and ED Choate Treasurer, Clerk and
\ Wharfnger for the ensuing year.
. A dividend Of SIG pei. share for the past year
was declared.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-08

YOUTHFUL OFFENDERS. --SundayS ev ening
Officer Gribben arrested two lads named Mi
chael Cook and James Todd, for breaking
glass IN the windows of the Centre street
school house. sala ossaexstlca oair
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-08

MoRTUARr s7Capt. Abial Soinerby, who has
been ticket master at the p s.. & r. depot for
nearly quarter Of a century, died at his resi-
dence in this city Monday afternoon. He was
invariably at his post in the ticket Office, until
some months since, when he was attacked
with congestion of the lungs. He recovered
from this sufficiently to ride out little, but
was soon taken down again, aand thus has
passed away. His numerous friends both here
and elsewhere will receive this intelligence
with heartfelt sorrow. III 40 MNAa
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-08
June Z. 1869.

THE NEW SPANISH CONSTITUTION was pro-
promulgated at Madrid, Saturday, amid great
popular rejoicing. 1t was observed, however
that no Republicans took part in the demon,
strations that followed. serranno is to be Re-
gent until asuitable candidate for the throne
can be found f sA a 1864 fo0TfI =
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-08

GEonaE E. SMALL Esq, late cashier of City
National Bank, Biddeford, and formerly of this
CITY, died at his residence in Biddeford Mon
Jay morning. He had just returned from
florlda' whittier ne went in quest of health,
During the btief residence ef Mr.. s. in piaae-
ford, he won the respect and confidence of the
community, sand died respected by all who
knew him. ~ I'M No TTAETT n
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-08
281 East n At Street New W

DEAB SR,-For three weeks past i have
been using your Plantation Bitters, For more
than four months past have been suffering
from what my doctor said was nervous pros
physical or mental labor without great fatigue
But had not used the bitters a week before
I was conscious Of their beneftting me as moth
ing else had, and1 have continued to gain 4ery
rapidly since, till now I am able to be about
afiicted with general debility, 1 can testify
from experience that the Bitters are invalua-
pie' 40 Yours, truly, az II 80 . .,. &
sasry .esIisassl1 15i ;MARGARET B. ,SroSE.
MAasoIaAs WATER-Superior to the best
Imported German 'Goiognes and sold at half the
price. ,saaasA llTaH iune4eodd1wSw
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-08
Gorhans Many acfxrifsg Comp ~
PROVIDENCE. R. l.. ilossa s.. Z
! STERLING SILVER WARE .h
r,na E,,,ecyturr,o-Plated ware /

This Company, having the most extensive ana cen-
n the hest talent in DESIGNING, modelling and nis-
ine are with the aid OF ingenious and laDor-sayne
and at the lowest prices goods beautiful IN design
and unsurpassed in finish. the fneness Of which
they guarantee TO be OF sterling purity Y. m IN
Yer Tor the purpose Of protecting purchasers from
limitations OF their designs
Thav also continue TO manufacture their -weh-
known and unriyalled Nickel Silver-Plated ware
which will last twenty years with fair everyday
usage. s--,. h.,+ .ha..
goods NAV be obtained rom responsible dealers
eYsrywhere. - 1911. l--l - III IT,
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-08

HoRS s. BLoopaooDs CeMsIsAr1oN filed
Deering Hall to overaowing last evening. IL
is seldom that such crowd assemblies in this
hall ON any occasion. n The characters imper-
sonated were varied, and the performers were
ffuilof fun and the audience full of enthusi-
asm. They will perform again this evening,
when, no doubt, another full house W ill greet
them. EAEsasfltb YA T4flkfsI
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-08

"Buy NE, and I'll do yea iGosd.,, lDr.
Lnnxlcy's k oct and Herb Biifers are a sure
ior the Blood and Skin. Scrofula, Dyspepsia, Ocs-
tiveness, Indigestion, Jaundce. Headache and BIZ
ious Diseases, General Debility, SC. They cleanse
purif the blood strengthen the body and thorough
prepare it 70 resist diseases OF all kinds. GEO G.
GOODWIN 9s ~ q CO., Boston. Sold By all druggists.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-08

FOR YOUNG MEN ...-as
Onthe Ruling Passion in Youth and Early Manhood
with SELF HELP. for tho Erring and nnfertunatsr
Sent in sealed letter yelCgss iTss Of charge Al
deiphia, Pa, = .v,eisoH sSmay2ld&wSml
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-08

y THs police found a bunch Of keys last even
ling. The owtier can have them by applying at
the efiSe of the City Marshal. " kssoi:
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-08

The city of Hallowell is now without a ho-
tel, the house having been sold to Mr.. Parlip.
d.S d5Pthrop, for a shoe manufactory, and the
10Y VI auction ON Friday and Satur.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Old and Young, Male and Female,
all you desire in the line of Boots, Shoes or Slippers
is furnished by t. e. MosELEY q co, ess wash
ington st. Boston, Opposite Jordan, Marsh % Cost
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-08

LEGS VS.. LIFE PREsERvERs.--simps Of
the Belfast Journal, who enters upon the
question of changing the route of the Belfast
& Moosehead Lake Railroad, with all the zeal
of a recent convert, and who has recently ac-
companied festive party over the proposed
Northward extension of road from Kendalrs
Mills, was told the following story by Judge
Rice, President Of the Portland & Kennebec,
road, in whose company he happened to be
during the trip. . ~ rs a., ~
One Of the large steamers of the Bristol line.
crowded with passengers, by soma mysterious
means sprang aleak, and got SO full OF water as
10 nave terrible list" or heel, from which
she could not be recovered. Great alarm en-
sued among the passengers, and there was
much paradlng in scant drapery. The Judge,
who Is very tall man, something over six
feet, put in an appearance at an early hour
and provided with the life preserver from his
room. A rough specimen Of the western from
tiersman, undismayed by the danger was GU
rious to know what the life preserver was for.
The Judge, always polite, explained its use.
why, confound it, !" was. the reioinder, as he
ran bis eye over the distance from his inform
er's head to feet-"C onfound it you don't need
that, You can wade ashorei" Not even the
apprehension OF grim death suppressed CON
tagioqs laugh. = : -
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-08

sUrcDE,-Mr. silas Tr1pr 9.sosslsss,
about 30 years of age, committed susS-....,
hanging himself in his barn last Friday, whit,
iaboring under temporary fit of insanity.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-08

Dsscher's Dead she's for Bed-Bass. . ihus
Duschcr's LighsuisE Ely killer A. ia O.
Sold by Druggists Everywhsrs. sHso may9assim
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-08

HENRIETTA YoRK.-It is possible that our
Augusta correspondent may be mistaken in
stating that the probabilities are against the
pardon of Henrietta York. II is represented
fsssEA tlasaap- ssha ezselat to he wei in
Council are disposed to give the petition in her
behalf favorable consideration whenever the
matter can properly come before themfors ac-
tion By the way, Q correspondent Of the
Boston Advertiser, writing from this city, and
attempting to correct some alleged misstate-
ments of that paper as well as of the Portland
nofevs, oertainiy docs Miss York Injustice
virtually assumes that she murdered her
child, and makes allegations concerning her
conduct previous to her confinement that are
either wholly irrelevant or which dep end for
their credibiity solely upon be dictaf,,s of the
correspondent himself The same 1correspon-
dent says that she is sentenced to three months
Imprisonment. This Is certainly news to sstlie
Portland papers," oar $50 -.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-08

n MAsoNIc.-Fraternal Lodge of Alfred will
dedicate itsncw hall morrow wednesday,
The address, by Reyos. Hayward, will be de-
liyered at the Congregational Church, after
which collation. viii be furnished at the town
han. The Commandery of knights Femplar'
Of Biddeford, and delegations from other
branches of Che order have been invited and
{ will undoubtedly be present upon the occasion.
The Portland daily press., 1869-06-08
s6citS) of Portlana.

90 MAYORS OFFICE, June 8, 1868
The attentioef citizens Is called 70 the fJllowiDg
Wien any source of filth or other cause of sick
ness Is found on private property, the owner or oc-
cupant thereof shall within ty-iOur hours after
notice from the Health Officers, at his own expense
remove or discontinue 10. And if he neglect, or
reasonably delays to do So he shall forfeit not ex-
ceedihg one hundred dollafs. r. 20 -rGt-T
As thc warm season is near at hand the above law
and all the other laws and ordinances affecting the
health OF city, require careful observance -
All policemen are directed to remove or report
forthwith 4a1 sources of fifth or other causes OF
sickness, and all citizens having knowledge of such
are requested TO make them known to the policeman
on the 1eet1vhere The same may exist, or 10 tha
MarsAals once, W. L. PUTNAM,
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