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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-09-12
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4 g.. Dr,inesl and LOcdijon Of tie Ic0d-
Eu..gr>S Houses IN ST. JObHsbOy.
i.r.cuIturaI G'ouI> and Hardware.
4 ,.lLY \ HASKELL. II"yt'S Block, Il. L. st.
Apothecarcs.
{ .. BINGHAM. VI. :. Bank Block. Main 81.
..,ptI!.& son, EaudI!l'S Block, L. Il. st.
Attorneys at Law.
I ,-Gk NAY. over K. l. Office. and Post Ofiic"
4 r.IA IpE. N".2 Ca!cdouiu Elk. up stairs
f. WILLARD Main ST. over Hall & Flctch,r's
I ..' Estate l;r"ker.
Innks and stationery.
n ..uA EuWELI.. Calr'lonian BIN, Main II.
Book Bindcrs.'
n STONE y CO. A@t's, Monument square.
RIank~--Legai and business.
n q STONE \ Co. Monument square.
Bakers and Contectioners.
cI .-~ 4 BRADLEY, Main Street.
Barbers.
R BLACKSTONE, Union Block. Main Street
Boots and shoes.
n. ,,,.--UNLLAGHER, Wards Elk. L. Il. 81.
Clothing, Hats and Gaps.
u . 4 MOORE. Bank Block. opposite St. Johns
.,. .,u-r dealer in Ready Made Clothing. Hats
.., .i,- cents Furnishing Gond~. etc. etc.
Clothing for Men and Boys.
4 Il. IAlEEANkS y co, Fairbanks Village.
Crnckrry. Glass and stone Ware.
I al FAIEBANK~ y Co. Fairbanks Village.
Carp.ting. Paper iiangings, Window shades.
T. FAIRBANKS 4 co, Fairbanks Village.
Dentists.
d rEEKIN>. Calcd"nian Block. Main Street.
AENEE \ SMITH, Union Block. Main Street.
Dining Rooms.
y lTHEWS \ PETTENGILL, Eastern Avenue
Dr, Goods. and Ladies' Fancy Goods.
D HALE Avenue Block. Il. L. Street.
O. FAIRBANKS \ co. Fairbanks Village.
Dry Goods, House Keeping Goods, etc.
HlLL y FLETCHER, Main Street.
Flour and Feed.
%. ALDRICH & co. Eastern Avenue.
Furniture and Caskets.
HALL 4 SWITSER. Main Street
Il TISDALE Flanders Block. up stairs
Family Groceries and Fruits.
A N COOK & co. Eastern Avenue.
D. HARVEY. Union Block, Main Street.
File Manufacturer.
81 John sbury File Works. opp. Passenger Depot.
Groceries and House Keeping Goods.
s. l. FAIRBANKS \ co. Fairbanks Village.
Hotels.
d aNl l. HbI 81, Il IL. 81, Niles y AIhilci,
/ iIuplct"Is.
Insurance, Iifc.l
I SARGENT. tEtuaD Railroad Street.
Iron Founder and Nachini-t.
L KL EUZZELL North end, Il. Il. Street.
Millinery and Fancy Goods.
6 s. >ENTEE. Main Street.
Merchant TailorS.
I "NpEEWOOD. Danvile Block Il. Il. Street.
Photographs.
& 3 a'UEGCH Buruham'~ building, Main St.
\ d. lllEFOED Calcdoniau Block Main Street.
Printers and Publishers.
{ >. STONE 5 CO.. Caledonian Block Main st.
stores and Tin Ware.
g. FLETCHER. Eastern Avenue.
] Ia 20 WOODRUFF Railroad Street.
j pWuEEY. Eastern Avcuur.
Watches, .J"wclry and Toys.
. 'I,n s. l,DWEII.. Calclonian BIZ, Main st
4 4 HpUGHrON. Eairoad Street
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True Love.

\ maid reclncd beside a stream.
A fall of Summer day.
And half awake. and half a-dream.
She watched the ripples play:
She marked the waters fall and heave.
The dc,penu" shadows throng.
And heard, darkened down the eve.
The rivers bubbling song:
And thus it sung. with twiuklin tongue
That nPplin- shadowy river
y "uths brightest day will fade away.
Forever and forever"
The twilight past. the moon at last
Rose broadly Ger the night
Each nipple cleans beneath her beams
As wrought in silver light:
The heaving waters Glide along.
But mingling with their voice
The nightingale now pnurS his song,
And makes the shades rejoice:
And thus he sung with tuncful tongue,
That bird beside the river
When Youth is gone, true love shines on
Forever and forever"
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-09-12

y FIR>TCLA>S ELOPEMENT AT KEENE.
The quiet village of Kpene was con-
>idcrlhly disturbed, last week. bv a
high-litc clopemcnt ease. The parties
were y. {. Foster, aged 81. apparently
happily married and the father of two
children. and Mrs. Belle Burlinpame, a
woman about ~ Years old, very attrac-
tive in appearance and who has been
three times married. Both parties NOV
rd in good circles and were members
in good standing of the Methodist
church. The ntatuation began several
weeks ago, but WAS kept secret until
last Tuesday, when Foster suddenly
packed up his valiSc and left without
telling his family where he was going.
Mrs Bulngamc also disappeared the
~aIue day. and it WAS at once sulmised
that they had cloped. They were track
ed to Albany. where they were found
ut the city hospital living as man and
wife. th" woman acting as nurse and
he H. carpenter about the building. On
being confronted 10y the parties on his
track, Foster 1T once acknowledged his
guilt. and cNpr, SScd his intention of re-
turning home immediately to his wife.
and family. which he did on Saturday
afternoon. The woman, it is said, has
rloped no less than three different times
with married men.
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Charles Lamb had the unfortunate
habit of stammering. which gave him
little trouble unless when excited and
earnest. Then it hindered his utter
ancc. and sometimes provoked his
quick temper. An amusing story is
told of his bathing at Brighton. II was
then the fashion to have men stationed
i'll the water to dip the bathers Lamb
submitted To the operation. and began
to give instruction as to his wishes
The StammrIimg came ON badly. II
am To he di-di-d -di- di-dippcd" said he.
go. YES, we understand" WAS the
prompt reply and SUiting the action
To the word. they gave him IL deep
plung. He came to the surface with
red face. and suffering in an excited
tone. Il am to he di-di-di- di -di-dip-
ped :. 80, Yes, we understand" and
under he went again, deeper than be-
fore. When he came up. he WIS more
excited than before. saving. augrily. II
am to he iii -di -dipped - so yes - and
under he went the third time. This WAS
too much for him. and striking about
Justify. he cried. ..Stop. sion | WIS
telling you was to he di-di- -di- -di-
dipped bHt Ohcc" 1t WAS too LATE to
rcctitI the mistake.
n,..
" II 'LiNr '' loN' y @""d storN
= '''''' ~ '"t recent eAceileht perform
"''' "l liI'"'i Messiah at the Bap-
hear the grand musi,. 81 snl.udidI,
rendered on that occusiou and ,ftrr
listening with ;pporcnt euio,u,nut IN.
pair became suddenly iut,rrstnd in one
of the grand choru,es. Nv. MI Iike
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Thirty car loads seal skins and three
car loads of California peanuts passed
through Omaha on the 20th inst. en-
route East.
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The men to suit every one to hair
must be the wig makers
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EISTNESS C.IRDS.


GRO. {. FLANDERS,
Dealer in
Y COO = y II VI l. l. y + Il
O. E --,r,t St John-burv. VI
b lllNrEr> and dealer. N PAINTS AND OILS.
Last ntrIr depot. -. I"hnsbury. VI.
DANIELS. >yTNFSTEK 4 CO..
rr,Irr. ~
NrNT~ ,Np .GroCEpIrS
r-... f., -.
"''' ''''". ha''r"a" street.
va ~ ! -" - w.
,....,.,.,..,.', ~ IN ~
,...., =, T,,n.,,,,r,.
= IL mil
fH A'TIC Al PLUM MEIER,
..-I Steam F-r,r and lin smith. Old express
"'''" '''''N. N' ""'A G"'i'''i' 'r''' "
CD. NEWELL. ID. ID. :.
H.. ID T. y / | : 1.
~ D., r-.;.., p,,,,-
Room !, Union Block
DrrSS-U,k,<c
...''- d"-.rH- I,r,.~,, Making and other Sewing
.,NN n . i4l.,,.i 'hI WI VII find Miss KoSA
'''''' : Music store
h"' CLIFTON a POPE.
''''ii I'''hi" Physicians and Surgeons.
los >''iIL -. JoHNsBURY.
g.. ..- ii'n To : \. NJ, and To- : +. VI.
MI W g. f"rE Nib
EULLARD A FOLSOM.
ruI-icr,<. Avn Srpcroxs
~ TnLu.L,,r
.- ...... H'.S E'""R MAJ" street.
o-... o..-.....a . Venue. cherry STREET:
---.-., '' hhpE' VI. d.,
.. l' IA AN u SURG EON.
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'nouth Book Rindery,
HANOVER, NH

A--.c p4inpLIe,..h ..sen siven to binding Magazines,
's.v. anu e-hinding old books.
+ COLBY Proprietor.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-09-12

GEO. &. FLA\DERS,
Dealer in
.T GOODS AND MILLIN + RY
]. E ~'.r,t It Iuhn-hUry VI.
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EILLAKn 4 FOLSOM

1T LARD n FOLSOM.
PHYSICIANS AND SrRGEoNs
II Iohn>bury
HInk E'pck Main street.
' residence Dr. Folsom's residence.
u- h''uNr. Cherry street.
''.'- i'n {" 10 \. NJ. To : L. VI.
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VI LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
.>r ... ~ \rw YORK
b 10 g.. 80 'N LI So. 600 900
T. Special \ gent 81 .Tohnsbury Vt
: T. BROOKS. VI. d.,
ps..... 'lIl >ItIAN AND SURGEON.
'.'''h'" opp. thu bakery ~. Johnsbury
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1873-09-12

..,--.. John BACON I'd.
'-..' . HIDES. LEATHER AND OIL
I"hu~hury Centre. VT.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-08-30
JOHNNIE TH0MPSsN'S
Variety Combination
iOl jefferson Street,

Now open for the fall and winter season, and
will produce In rapid succession the best va
rIety talent In the Profession. The PERFORM
ance will consist OF songs, dances, burlesques,
farces, duets, etc.
The management has engaged the services
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FOREIGN.
Special Meeting Of the French
Cabinet 10 Consider The
Bread Question.
The Spanish Rebellion s.. Mutt
neers Shot and Transported.
The, Great Eastern Sill Fishing
for the Cable.

PARIS, August pa special session
of the Cabinet Council was held yoster-
dav, to consider what measure the
government may take TO allay the
troubles caused by the high price OF
bread. Il has not yet transpired that
any definite action was determined
upon, but it is reported the Cabinet
were of opinion that the government
Is authorized TO abolish the discrimi-
mating duties as to cereals without con-
vol,ing the assembly for legislative ac-
tion upon the subject.
LONDON, August 29.-Captain Hal
pin writes from the Great Eastern that
the broken cable has been grappled
and brought to the surface at the point
designated by the electricians. Upon
testing the cable the fault was found
TO be still to the eastward.
MADRID, August 29.--The artillery
men of Barcelona, who mutinied and
endeayored to bring about a general
revolt, have been tried by court mar
tiai and twelve of the most guilty sem
fenced to death and thirty to transpor-
tation for life.
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TELEGRAPHlC BRIEFS.

Ex-senator John =. Hale is dying.
Dr. Showalter, Of Baltimore, who
cut his wife's and his own throat, is
dead.
Michael Cogswcll, negro, who was
to have been hanged to-day ut Savan-
nah, Gao has been rcSpited by the
Governor Causo--insanity.
The distribution of Ss,OOO,OOO of pen
sion money, will commence in Wash
ngton next Thursday.
The Postotlice Department Is quar-
reling with the contractors over the
inferior quality Of the postal cards.
The London Times emitted an angry
growl, yesterday morning, over the
fact that the United States is success
fully competing with England for the
iron trade Of Canada, South America
and the West Indies. Let her growi.
A telegram from Liverpool an
nounces the loss Of the British ship
Liton with Il portion of the crew.
The Chicago Tribune publishes crop
reports from forty counties in Illinois,
embracing the greater portion Of the
growing section of the state, and
from twenty counties in different por-
tions Of Iowa, from which itNppcars
that there VIII bconly one-holf or two
thirds Of IA crop,
The night express train on the De
trcit and Milwaukee Railroad was
thrown from The the truck last night
near Muir, killing fouTwomcnand one
child, and injuring ten others.
Gold in New York, yesterday, closed
weak at il5l@l158.
The Carthngena insurgents have lib
Grated all the Carlist prisoners in that
city,
William C. Campbell, n negro, was
hanged Yesterday in Cairo, Ills,
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Personal.

From the Galveston News, August ~
The friends of Colonel a. b. Small,
who has been made President of the
Texas Express Company, with his
headquarters Mt Houston, were pleased
to see him in this city yesterday.
Colonel Small is n genial, whole-souled,
and withal, thorough business man,
and his management of the affairs OF
the company can scarcely fail TO be
successful. The position to which the
Colonel has been promoted is n rcspon-
siblc one, but having made himself
master of all the details ofthc business,
the new President will know exactly
how to remedy any errors that may
have crept into the management, and
we feel assured that merchants and
Others will have no difficulty in adjust
ing whatever differences may arise IN
the way of business.
As a mark of the esteem in which
the New Orleans employees Of the
EXP, esss Company regarded Colonel
Small, they presented him with a solid
service ofslvcron the cvcof his depart
IRE for Texas We welcome Colonel
Small to Texas, and commend him to
the public as a gentleman Of fine bust
ness capacity and great personal
worth.
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NEW YORK.
Arrest 0fan Ex.0liciai Charged
with Defalcali0H.
Another Nathan Murderer
Turns Up.

NEW YORK, August %. -EX-Deputy
City Treasurer Rodman, Of Brooklyn,
has been arrested on charge Of detnl-
cation.
Seventy laborcrs employed in build
ing the Standard Oil Works struck
because non-society men Were en-
employed. They attacked the work
men, but the police restored order and
finally escorted the non-society men
home.
Michael Angelo Mcfarland, who
spent S25, 600 in defence of his brother
Daniel, for the murder OF Albert D.
Richardson, died last night in the
Bellevue Hospital, and having no
friends will be buried in the Potter's
field.
Ii has been ascertained that John J.
Irving who has been arrested in San
Francisco, on his own confession as an
accomplish OF the murder Of Bena-
min Nathan, Is wcll-known New
York thief and burglar. His story is
probably false, and invented as n
means of procuring Il free return here.
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Galveston 10 enforce QuaPan-
tine Against Vessels from
New Orleans.
Collision on the Vanlalla Rail.
FOad--SlX Injured.
Assassination or Judge Muir, OF
Arkansas.
Split Among The Mississippi
Radicals.

TERRE lIAuTE, August pa colli-
sion occurred between the paymaste's
and n gravel train on the Nandalla
Railroad, Six badly.njured,
LITTLE Rock, August %. - Judge
Elisha Muir, Of the Tenth Judicial Cir
cult Court, Of Gainesville, Johnson
county, was MORALLY wounded while
going home to dinner. He died at
o'clock.
HALIFAX, August 20. -- At Sidney,
Cape Breton, the Presbyterian church
was lifted three feet, the wharves dam
aged, and six bridges swept away.
Thirty vessels are ashore at Point Cal
cdonia. 1t is feared many lives are
lost, The north shore Of Prince Ed
wards isle is literally strewn with
wrecks The loss by the Halifax Tn
dorwrters, as far as is kRown, is
$2O0,000,
PoUGHTEEpsGE, n. Y, August %
The second Atlantic express train
ran into The rear Of the first mail train
at Montgomery. &eycralpasscn-
gers were hurt.
BALgNoEE, August %. -Sehwalter,
who cut his wircs throat fatally with q
razor, and then killed his son, fingers
at the hospital, He is very violcnt0nd
has to bestraight-iackcted.
JACKSON, Miss, August 29.-Thc Re
publican state Convention is still in
session. The nominations are a. II,
Davis for Lieutenant Governor, and
Joseph Hill for Secretary Of state, both
colorcd. Tho Treasurer Auditor, AT
toney General and Superintendent Of
Education are yet 10 be nominated.
Senator Alcorn has declared against
the ticket, and announced that he will
address the people at Representative
Hall Tomorrow night.
GALVESTON, Texas, August %, The
Health Officer has issued an order that
from and after Sunday, August 3lst, all
vessels from the ports Of New Orleans
or Brashear will be subject to detention
at quarantine.
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lruJlShcd BY Authority
CITY COUNCtL CHAMBER,
Dallas, August II, 1873.
Council met pursuant to adjourn
ment.
Absent 49, Aldermen Sanger and
Scales.
Minutes of regular meeting, August
90. 1873, read, corrected and approved.
Ordered that the Mayor contract
with Charles ODonncll to fill up the
abutmcnts Of the culyert on Chestnut
street upon the same terms as for grad
ing Main, Elm and Commerce streets.
PETITIONS.
The petition of NJ. Thevenet, agent
for Odd Fellows Joint Stock Company,
regarding water running into the base
mcnt of Odd Fellows building, was
read and referred to the committee on
Streets and Bridges.
The petition of CASTOR ~ Thomas
and others, requesting the City Coun-
Gil to publish circular setting forth
the advantages Dallas offers for the
location of FIGURING Mills and other
manufacturing interests, and the gem
eral advantages Dallas and vicinity
offers to capitalists, WAS read ana
referred to special committee, COM
Dosed of Aldermen Lane, Bryan and
Owens, to confer with the petition
ers. and also to report the probable
cost of printing the circular and the
cost of distributing the same.
The petition complaining of Fosters
boardinghouse and drinking hall, on
Elm street, near the Presbyterian
church. was read and the City Mar
shall instructed to see that the ordi'
nance. in relation thereto, be rightly
enforced.
The petition off Elliott and Others
regarding necessaries in rear OF hul'd'
ings on north side of the public square
was read and referred to the commit
tee OH ordinances, and it was ordered
that said committee also relation tt
awnings and fences within the "flr'
District
The petition of John Browplng ask
ing that Poyadras strcotbe opened be-
tween Elm street and Pacific avenue
was read and referred to the Commit
tee on streets and buildings.
The petition of citizens in relation t.
the "Lock-up," and getty Hospital
asking for their removal and complain
ing of their condition, was read AM
referred to the committee on publ
buildings and markets.
Ordered, That the Secretary CIV
notice to the Treasurer not to pay an
checks drawn upon him that come
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

ACtRp. Having hOr0mc satisfied that It
is he Mn III the people OF Dallas county OPP
puSrd 10 The Radical party, mat The rQndl-
dates seeking their suilngts should submit
their claims To the primary election To bu
held ON the lltll dan ~ october hereby sub
mil my name as u candidate for District
Clerk In said election, aud bind myself TO
abide It's results. / Nn, and over have been,
n Democrat, md VIII do nothing 10 icOpnf-
die the success OF The party,
Respectfully }. w, iAClSON.
Dallas, August ~ 1919. llslll
To the People VI 1cXaSj At the soicipilon
OF friends In different portions of the state, /
present my nnmc 10 the voters Of frN,k MS
Ind Democratic candidate for state Suporin-
tpndent OF Public Instruction, subject To the
decision of the next Democratic State Con.
yentlon. The claims present 10 my fellow
citizens are. nm u graduate of ail old ana
noted College IN The south thnt Cor oVtf a
quarter OF a century | have devoted my best
eneinles to educational enterprises; that for
the Inst hituCn years mtyc been u successful
c,lucntor Ia Texas, ana for the last eight
years had charge of a femnlo College az
Sanuin, second 10 none IN the state, ana
trust my experience hasqunllnpd mc Ia nllly
understand the best nude of conducting
schools of every grAde, ] have taken much
pains 10 Inform myself Of the WORKINGS 81
bubble schools In the different states In this
country and In Europe ana hope, II | am
the choice Of Your delegates, 10 bg able, hy
untiriuu devotion to thr duties OF ulice, 60
advance the education 81 The youth of thu
country, In Il manner hauohclal 10 them
and satisfactory 10 the people, ,...
SEGufS, Texas. July q, lS'a. lUO-ddNaf
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MISS LIZZIE LAMEREAuX,

The we'll known serio-comlc vocalist and
actress, and she will make her first APP
pearance this evening Other artists ore en-
gagged Of acknowledged ability, and due no.
tloe will be given Of their appearance. Tho
management will spare mother pains nor
money In producing the best talent and latest
novelties Of the day.
Admission 80 cents,
- -..-.-,. ieiau
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The government hes information
which leads 10 the belief that the Carl
lists and mtornatlonalists acted in con.
cert.
BAYoNNE, August %, Don Carlos
has issued stringent order against in
reference by his forces with railroad
communication.
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WANTS.

Advertisements will be inserted TN
der this head Mt 40 cents per line cnch
insertion. counting from live lines up
ward.
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SSyANTED--A tirst-clasS carriage smith.
w Apply to t. II. CarnnSe, corner Elm
.ud Uoniton strrcts l73d2w
WANTED 49, SITUATION BY young
w man. References exchanged. Address
"Situation," Dallas PostOflicc. l12dlt"
vANTED--Fiftecn bridge carpenters. In
w qure of Geo. Il. Howard, Commercial
Hotel, until the 3Oth inst.
VIVA ETED.-A tlrst-class bo0kkeepor de-
w sircs to obtain II situation With some
good firm in Dallas. Address &c, Glass Box
i0l, Dallas, till September TO- 1873. Wldlw'
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A BUFFALO man prohed the head of
his son-in-Iaw the other day with u
pitchfork to see if he had any brains,
He found what purported to he brains,
and subsequently found himself in Jail
on the charge of Misunderstanding
caused the death Of his son-ln-law in
the probing process. 49,.
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of Denton county, 90 announce him MS At
candidate Tor superintendent OF Public In
struCtion at the ensuing election, subject 10
the decision of the Democratic Convention,
1eN
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.TnMM u. IHER.EOOT

We are authorized aud requested to
uOuuCp
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within the meaning Of the "Funding
Ordinance"
Aldermen Young, Greer and Ervay
were appointed rs special committee
10 report concerning the purchase OF
horses and carts for scavenger purpo-
ses.
ACCOUNTS.
The following accounts were read and
allowed;
John NJ. Laws, for fees rs District
Clerk, in the case of the ci.y Of Dallas
vs.. j. =. Kent0n, No, li6l, Sll 80.
j. II. Parker, for sundrles for Gala
hoose with interest ut 10 per cent, ~ TO-
Thomas Flynn, for cart hire for June
and July, 1873, Sl56.
J, l., Rafferty,, for extending culvcrl
on Main street, $40 IL.
John Doyle, for guarding calaoooSe
Ave nights, SD 80.
+. Collins account iorS5, for services
as Judge of Election IN Third Ward,
was read and 50 allowed.
The account of f. Hammond,
amounting to S25, for filing up n mud
hole, was read aud laid ON the table.
The account of J. Z. Wswall for
moving dead COW, for ~, was read and
laid on the table.
Ordered, That the Assessor and Col
lcctor be allowed for collection and dis
bursement of the gross amount of
taxes.
An ordinance amending "An ordi-
nance concerning drays, wagons, " etc.
was read.
Council adjourned, TO meet August
%, 1873, at O'Clock T.. NJ.
Attest: G. 5. MITCHELL,
SeCrctasy,