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The School exhibition held here Thursday
and Friday evenings. March 9th and 2Sth,
were well attended and were highly credtable.
The selections were good and without an ex-
ception we'll rendered evincing efficient drill
and hard labor on the part OF teachers and
students. | should judge that Prof. Banter is
exceedingly we'll qualified to teach elocution.-
BELLS" rendered by the young ladies beauti-
fully dressed. was the browning piece OF Friday
evening. though many others were excellent
and worthy Of mention.
Miss Effie Cleveland is developing the music
al talent OF the school, and the music for the
exhibitions was exceedingly good and reflected
credit upon teacher and pupils.
We hear Miss Longwell. OF the intermediate,
and Mrs. Banter, OF the Primary, highly spoken
of as teachers, and with little more attention
to the wants of the teachers on the part OF the
school board and n more sympathetic cooper
alton on the part of few parents, the work
OF the school Will be efficient and continue to
do much good in the place. S.
CLEVELAND, o., March 25.-A railroad war
OF some magnitude is now in progress at
Youngstown, o. About year ago the stock
holders of the Liberty d. Vienna Railroad Com
pany sold that road to the Ashtabula, Youngs-
town q Pittsburgh Railroad Company, receiving
In payment part cash and part IN bonds of the
latter company. Owing to some subsequent
misunderstanding the matter was brought be-
fore the courts and for the past four or five
months the A., Y. & p. Company have held
control of tho former road by virtue of an in
junction which expired at 2 o'clock yesterday
afternoon, at which time there appeared upon
the premises two of the principal stockholders
of the l.. Il V. Railroad, with large force Of
men. who tore up the track, cut the wires,
stopped all trains, took possession Of the roll
ing stock, and are now in forcibe possession
OF the road, with force OF 200 or 800 armed
men. VIM. McCreery, President, aud other
officers of the A., Y. q p. Railroad, are at
Youngstown, and it Is reported that special
train has left Pittsburgh with reinforcements
for McCreery, who is backed by Tom. Scot
aud the Pennsylvania Company. Great excite
ment prevails and there is imminent danger OF
riot.
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Administrator'ss aIc.-I will sill at
public auction at the Office of Messrs Richards
and Barnum, over 1st National Bank OF Paw
Paw in the village OF Paw Paw. Van Buren
county, Michigan, on the third (3d) day OF April
1878, at one o'clock, p. NJ, the Law Library and
Office Furniture of the late Thomas H. Ste
nhensop. unless the same shall be previously
sold at private sale. Paw Paw, March 20, 1873
Il. o BRIGGS Administrator OF the
e3st3 estate OF r. II. Stephenson.
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stances brought TO light convicted him OF muir
der. Now Mr.. Kellogg has illuminated his own
case, but his statement of the matter looks
little mixed. It's possible that Myers, the horse
thief, might have returned to his house the
first time after stealing the horse, thinking
perhaps Mr.. X. would entertain him, innocently
not knowing him to be the rogue. Bnt why
should he break Jail and return to HIM the
second time unless he had some reason to be-
lieve that he WAS applying to friend for pro-
tection,-a friend who would hardly dare betray
him. There is a strange incon sistency some
where, and for my part am sorry Mr.. X. was
so unwse as to have that stateme mt published"
But" said l. thinking to mend the matter
little, " my dearshusbaDd thought you we're
friend to II. j. Kellogg"
'Weil always have been, but have had my
eyes opened somewhat Of late. You know I
attended the teachers convention held in our
place recently, and it certainly might have been
made interesting considering the number OF in
telligent persons present, but as it was there
was no head to govern,-no leading mind to
direct, and came away disgusted and vexed
to think any one should make such great ado
for nothing. and 1 know Of multibudes that
felt just as DID about it,"
And now it was my turn to look wise as ex-
claimed, Why William you must have been
asleep, or else somebody must have prejudiced
your mind. know was unable to attend the
convention, but then were not all our news
papers filled with the report OF its interesting
exercises I'm sure it sounded nice and must
have been splendid entertainment or an in
tellectual feast"
You don't know how vexed was as he laugh
ingy replied "You ignorant little pussie cat,
how unsophisticated you are how easily you
mistake the shadow for the substance. just
let me inform you, for your own editication,
that real bonGfide convention and conven-
ton in print are two very different things, and
l can assure you that my report is full as truth
full as the one published in the papers. And
now coupling that convention and this appea'
together l am convinced (and l guess you are
by this time) that he is not the right man IN
the right place, and we had better try another"
And he walked out leaving me master Of the
situation, 1 guess, for / am not convinced,
though suppose / ought to think just as my
husband does. but l can't; it must be because
/ am more tender-hearted and charitable than
he, and my sympathies are always enlisted IN
favor of any one in trouble, and know that
Mr. Kellogg is, and moreover with be- terribly
disappointed If he is net reelected. Oh say
Is there no ray of hope? Yes there ID. A happy
thought has just entered my brain. had for
gotten to reckon on the Democracy. Perhaps
they, as they have often done before under
similar circumstances, will come to his relief
Perhaps for the sake Of gaining such signal
victory they will clasp hands With the few faith
full teachers and thus redeem his otherwise
lost cause. How do hope they WILL, and thus
merit my eyerlastingggratltude. -
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Farm for Sale.-Two miles north of
Rloomngdale Center, containing S2l5 acres, 30
acres under Improvement. A young orchard,
a good horse barn, and new house under con-
struc'ion. Also a steam saw-mill, blaming mill,
re-sawing machine and single mill, all attach
ed The south half OF north east quarter, east
quarter OF north east quarter OF Section
five, Town one, south range fourteen west
For terms inquire on the place. Of Il. C.
Howard. Will sell the mill separate, or all to-
gether'
938m6* IL. &. HOWARD.
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Notice is hereby given that n caucus OF the
Republican Electors of the township OF Paw
Paw will be held M the Court house on Satur-
day, April 5th, 1873. at o'clock P M, for the
purpose OF nominating township officers.
BY order or Township committee.
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4 "a NJ ID.

The teachers OF Van Buren, County met in
convention at Paw Paw, March 18th, 1873, for
the purpose OF making a nomination for the
Office of County superintendent OF Schools
Mr.. Ed ;. Jelley was elected Chairmvn, and
Mr.. +. L. Kern. secretary. Moved and carried
that the nomination be made by acclamation
The name of our present incumbent, Henry
j. kellogg. was presented, aud nominated by a
unanimous vote I; was therefore declared to be
an independent candidate for said Office.
Ed. 3. JELLEY, Chairman.
FRANK l. KERN Sae'v
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Admtuistrator'. SaIe.-Notice l

AImiuistrat0r'- Saie.-Notice Is
hereby given that by virtue and in pursuance
of an order and license to sell. m lie by the
Probate Court in aud for the IN ; OF Van
Buren, an STATE or Michigan. saa,' sell at
puplc auction or Vel due, on the premises here
IN described, in the Township Of umbIa in
said Van Huren County, Michigan, o. >anrday,
the Twenty-sixth day of April one thousand
eight hun and seventy thrre, at the hour
Of Ton o'clock IN the forenoon. tho highest
bidder the following described real estate be-
longing to tie estate OF cusannIA Messer, de.
ceased, to-wit: The east half OF the south
half Of the south east quarter OF section
twenty five, in town one Q) south, OF range
fifteen (15) west, and lying aud being in the
County OF Van Buren,. and State or Michigan.
Dated March 10th, 1873 937t7
THOMAS HODGS0N, Administrator.
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Democratic CAUCUS

A Democratic Caucus will be held at the
Town Hall, III the village of Paw Paw, on Fri
day, the 4th day Of April, 1878, at 3 o'clock, p.
NJ, for the purpose OF nominating candidates
for township offices for the township OF Paw
Paw Nv order OF Township Com.
Dated March oath, 1873.
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TAKE NoIIcE-thst hereafter all wood con-
tracts for wood to be chopped or delivered at
the ceal pits miles north west Of this village.
will be made by A. Van Auken who will pay
for the same. Office in Paw Paw.
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REPURESC.F.N' (.9ECES.

\ Republican Caucus, for the township of
Antwerp, will be held in the village OF Malta
wan, Saturday April 9Th, at II o'clock N. for
the purpose of nominating township officers.
By order OF Com.
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Ne,y NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. y Sellick are T

Ne>y G.OOds.-Sherman IL Sellick are re-
ceivng splendid stock of New Goods consist
in part of choice lot Of beautiful designs IN
English and American carpets. and pronounced
to be the finest patterns ever brought into this
market, also an elegant assortment OF New
STYLES In Fancy cassmeres and coatIngs, Dress
Goods, Prints, Sheetings, Hats and Caps Boots
and shoes, Carpet Warp. Lace Curtains, and a
large Variety Of General Merchandise. all of
which will be sold at extreme low prices.
Paw Paw March Goth, 1878.
SHERMAN & SFIIICK
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FIVE or six years ago mother abandoned
her children in the streets o. different places IN
this state, one girl and boy at Battle Creek,
aud a girl at Paw Paw-that Is. as near as c'n
be definitely learned Her name was Curtss.
but about that time she MARRIED man named
Clark. which was doubtless the principal reason
why abe turned her back upon her offspring -
She formerly lived at Hastings. Sarah h. Cur
tiss, now living here, would Ike Information
concerning her sister Hannah, now about iS
years old, and her brother Henry. IA OF Is
years old. Our exchanges arc requested to
copy this. especially along the line OF the M.
G. r. R.-Kalamazoo Telegraph.
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We see 1t stated that tho consolidated state
Agricultural Society is going into the military
business. They have authorized, it is said the
giving of premiums for the best drilled comps-
MES. They bad better condne their premiums
IN tho lep,hmlte objects o society.
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A CAR manufacturing company has been or
ganized at Cassopolis with capital stock OF
$4,000.
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PRATER has just the incest coffee mill IN the
State its capacity for grinding, is two pounds
per minute. Give HIM call il you want pure
coffee 932.
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THE Bangor Journal Asserts that A. lie Ny
man is the man who built the first mill at Ban
por. This is a msapprehcus on. CALVIN Cross
Of Lawrence pdt IN the dan aud erected the
first mill. and sold it to one Watson, VINO sold
TO Mr.. Nyman. Mr.. Nyman subsequently bmit
the Touring mill and woolen factory, and also
rebuilt and Strengthened the dam. lie also
built the first church.
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Notice 70 sEcur Ciaim.-In Pro-
bate Court. Van BureD County: Estate OF
Horace Boofoy, Deceased. Notice is hereby
gwen, that said Probate Court will receive. ex-
anime aud adjust all claims aud demands Of
creditors against the Estate OF said deceased,
aud Monday, March "a, and Monday. April Il,
are hereby assigned for hearing said claims,
and six months from the date hereof are al
lowed creditors il which 10 present their claims.
Dated Paw Paw, March TO- 1878 937t5
GEO. W. LAYTON, Judge OF Probate.
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Mrs. PRISCILLA CoNLEY of Quincy the oldest
inhabitaut of Branch County, died March 18th,
aged 95 years.
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DIR. \. r. CAIK1Ss. who had been prac-
ticlng physician at Allegan for ~ years, dled
on the 18th Of March.
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The Cincinnati Commercial nominates Ellhr
b. Washburn for the Presidency Ill 1876.
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ONE William Campbell has been taken INTO
custody and held to bail in the SUN OF Sz'OVO
as an accessory before the fact Of tue treasury
defalcation of the absconding D1nbury, OF
Nioa
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By tho terms OF the RIVER and Harbor APP
propriation Bill, just passed by Congress- South
Haven receives $40, 600; Saugatuc, 100000
Black Lake, at Holland, $4,000; Grand Haven
s75,COO Certainly money ought to be plenty
along the lake shore.
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EDwAnD ". BARBER. Of Eaton county, form
erly Supervisor Of Internal Revenue and now
examiner Of National Banks, has been appoint
ed TO The Office OF Third Assistant Postmaster
General.
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RT. REV. Bishop MoCG SERY, OF Detfoi'' VIII
preach at the Methodist churtN IN tDi' ''"Aeo
this (Friday) evening.
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PAY UP.-MILLs bros. have sold out
and intend TO devote their time for few DAYS
in settling accounts at the old store. All in
debted to them are requested to call immedi-
ately, and save costs,
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full stock OF crockery glass ware and
lamps, also the celebrated non-explosiye lamp,
at Prater's. 932.
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Allen Briggs, Charles Hudson, and MISS
Emma Andrews returned to the University on
Tuesday lest, after spending few days al hoine
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The postmstress AZ villa Ridge ~. resis ned
IN order to get married. In Ter letter OF resiS-
nation TO the Postmaster General she remarked
that she would rather have one man where she
could lay her hands on HIM when she wanted
him. than to be handling matl.baSs irreSuiariy
ON a small salary, and getting sworn at by peo-
-,lo rho expe,ted letters tnat never came.
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The First National Bank of Centervllle viii
commence business in few days.
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The Monroe Istoricd Society has organized
For an active campaign. The work has been
SO planned that every persoa wAo has any
knowledge to contribute performs his or her
part of the work 4; and it is expected that's
complete history OF the county will be secured
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The rolling mill at JACKSON turns ont about
ten tons OF iron daily.
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FOX SALE.-Three vacant lots on Kali
amazoo st Paw Paw, are for sale at bargain
Inquire Of
L. " MuJa
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CHOPPERS wAsrED.-J will pay one dollar per
cord for chopping four foot wood-body and
TOPPER coal purposes.
Quantity to be chopped is unlimited.
A. VAN AUKEN.
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Farm For -aic.-A farm OF Forty
.cras I,,ng tao miles north of the village Of
paw Paw with ~ ores improved, and twelve
acres @e or wheat on TIE ground. thrifty young
o orc and good water, will be sold at rea-
sonable price II applied for soon.
''''''O Il. VAN TAssLE.
March 18TH. 1873. 93Sm3
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WOODEN factory Is talked of at sturgis.
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EaRu EOft aLE.-I will sell a
farm II so acres, with 80 acres improved, and
situated on Section ono, ln the lo~nt hip of
LaErenco, apd Its north OF the Black
river road,
For particulars, enquire or address VIM.
TIUTcHINs on the premises.
Paw Paw, March 2ith, 1873. 939for6m~
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ChaOcerN -'ti"-ln pursuance and by
virtue or decree made in the Circuit Court
for tue county or Van Buren,. in Chancery, in
certain cause therein pending wherein Samuel
MOTIFS as complainant. and DAVID A. Squiers
as administrator Of the estate OF Isaac Il. Hg-
gins deceased, ID defendant, bearing date the
18th day OF January, A. ID. 1878. shall sell
at public venduE. co the highest bidder on
Saturday, the 9th day Of April, A. D. 1873, at
one o'clock In the afternoon OF said day. at the
'front.' door OF the Court House. in the village
OF Paw Paw 10 abe county OF Van Buren,, and
state OF Michigan, The following described piece
or land situated in the village of Decatur. IN
said county OF Van Buren, and state of Micbi-
gan, VIZ: The south half { that piece OF land
designated as follows: commencing on the east
line or section nineteen 10 ten 10 chains
and forty-fve 49, links south from the north
east corner OF SAID section nineteen. and run
Ding thence south on said line two 70 chains
and sixty 100 links, thence west az a right
angle ten 10 rods. thence north and parallel
with said section fine two q CHAINS and sixty
90 links, thence east to the place of begin
ming. Dated February 18th, 1873. 934t7
John j. SHERMAN. Circuit Court Commits
Sloner In and for Van Buren, County.
richards ~ Barnurl, Compl'ts Soils.
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O'V "a N II > tulO VIII NC hOlN
FIFTY iR 'ZE> IN All.
Every nth Ticket Draws a
Prize.
ONE GRAND PRlZE. $50 co
An Elegant IS karat Gold CASE Amen
can Lever atcb, full ruby jewels
adjusted TO heat and cold, Gents
size
ONE PRIZE, 900
Beautiful Solid Gold Case, Eleln
Watch, LADIES size.
ONE PRIZE, so 90
A Solid Gold Case Lever Watch, full
jewe led, Ladies size.
ONEP RTE, 50 90
set Solid Gold Jewelry, new style, in
case.
ONE PRIZE, % 90
An Elegant Gold Inlald Satin finish
Cake Basket
ONE PRIZE, 20 90
Silver Berry Dish, new design.
ONE PRIZE, Is 90
Elegant Silver Cake Basket
3 Prizes, at $40, 80 90
10 - "A, 40 90
10 - 80, 30 90
10 I" 20. 80 90
10 - 81. 10 90
Total, $500 90
Agents Wanted!
Address.
ED. b. MELCHOR,
~.
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For. SaIe.-A New Singer Sewing Ma
chine For further particulars inquire at the
True NoRTHERNER Office.
For Sale.-A farm OF so acres with good
buildings. good orchard and good improve
ments, situated one and miles east OF Paw
Paw. For particulars enquire at this office, or
of W. +. BACHE,
on the premises. S3Ito"
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Money TO Loan.

Mon ey to Loan on improved unincumbered
Real Estate on favorable terms, for one or
more years. HARRISON & RICHARDSON.
Office in the Court House, Paw Paw. Mich.
Dec. 10, 1872. 924m6
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A oAu mandatory ia talke ed OF at Ionia.
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For Judge of Supreme Court.
ISAAC Il. CHR1SrIANCY.
For Regent OF the University,
EDWARD @. WALKER,
Wayne County.
ANDREW CLIMIE,
st. Joseph County.
For County Superintendent OF Schools,
HENRY :. WILLIAMS.
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A RECENT States prison report says that " the
unanimous testimony Of the wardens OF the
State prisons Is that the hope of pardon is we'll
nigh universal among convicts. This occupies
their thoughts by.dly and fills their dreams by
night; TO the attainment OF it their best ener-
ges are gwen, as we'll as the greater part OF the
money they can earn by oyerwork, or can COM
mand, for the race Of pardon-brokers Is not
yet extinct. &. A person convicted Of murder
in the second degree. attended by the most
aegravating circumstances, who has powerful
friends and is pIentifuiIy supplied with money
has tenfold more chance Of pardon u an poor
wretch found guilty of petty Larceny."
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WE give much space this week TO the discus
SION of thu Superrtendency question and the
reply of Mr.. Anderson to the allegations Of
Mr.. kellogg, con ainei in the card Of the latter
gentleman publi-hei last week. We trust
that we shall hear no more OF this matter, as
the gist and principal cause Of this pre- ent
controversy will be settled by the people on
Monday next. IN such manner as to break up
ring that undertook tho little job OF forcing a
nomination., by the late convention, prospect
OF the wishes OF the people, who are expected
to foot the bills and the salaries.
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p sheriff. SaIe-Cavert Lithograph.
ing Company Va lyman i. Moore-State o.
Michigan. Van Buren, county. ss.-By virtue
OF an execution issued out OF and uncer the
buren,, directed TO the Sheriff OF said county,
and to me delivered. have thia fifteenth day
Of February. A. ID. 1873. LEVIED upon all the
right, title and interest OF LYMAN I. Moore,
said defendant IN said execution, IN and to the
following described lands snd real estate. sit
uated and beng in the county OF Van Buren,
and State OF Michigan, to-wit: village lots
numbered one l 1.-TWO 2 ,tbree[ 8 ten 10 and
eleven IL |, in block number Que OF mon
the recorded plat thereof which shall expose
for sale az public vsndue, 10 the highest bidder.
on Monday, the fourteenth day Of April, A. d.
1878, at the hour 81 one O'Clock, in the after
noon OF that day, az the front door OF the
Court House. in the village of Paw Paw. IN
said county. Dated Feb'S oath, 1878. 935t7
JOHN T.. SLOVENIAN, Sheriff.
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GooDs purchased OF Prater, deliver cd free of
charge in the corporation. 1872.
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large line of Croquet and Nilsson Slippers
at Van Auken A Cos.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-06-26

fruits. Ash ar other unhealthful articles oil
diet, offered for sale, kept or displayed nj
any stall, shop, stand or otner P'ace
within the city OF Caro- ana any person
resisting the said inspector in the dischsrge
Vt this duty, shall, upon CONVICTION, De
fined not less than twenty-five dollars nor
more than one hundred dollars Tor eacn
aud every oiense.
On motion of Alderman Biby the
blank in seotion one was filled with the
words "seventy-fve dollsrs.' Alderman
Bixby moved to suspend the rules Tor the
purpose Of putting the ordinance upon us
passage. Carried.
The clerk thereupon read said ordinance
. second time.
Alderman Morris moved to reconsider
the vote to flll the blank with the words
se'ehty-hve dollars" Carried.
On motion of Alderman Korsmcyer said
blank was filled with the words zone hun
dred dollars"
On motion Of Alderman McGauloy
said ordinance a. amended was then
adopted by the following vote Ayes
BiHoy, korsmeyer, Nielsen, McGauley
Morris, Phillips, Ri,,enhouse and Robin
sons. Mayo.
GA motion Of alderman McGauley. .d.
journed. VI. j. IIowLEY,
City Clerk