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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-01-01
WIN. L. WARREN'S ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT. Washington District. -:
In Probate Court held at Montpelier in said District
ON the 10th day of December, A d. ISIS -
Ieander Warren administrator OF the estate u VII
lam Y Warren. late of Middesex in said District de-
Ce4sa presents his account for eKanina
ton and allowance and makes application for decree
OF distribution and partition of the estate OF SAID de
+ ceased.
Whereupnn il ordered by said Court that said &C
count and said application be referred To session
thereof be held at the Probate Office in said MontI
her the 9th day of January A d. 1874 for hearing
and decision thereon: And II Is further ordered At
notice hereof be given TO all interested by pub
ication of the same three successfully the
Green Mountain Freeman newspaper published al
MONTPELIER previous to said time appointed for hearing
that they may appear az said time and place and SHOW
If they may have, why sald account sonti
not be allowed and such decree made
: BY the Court,-Attest, -
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-01-01
ESTRAY SHEEP.

Came into the enclosure of the subscriber, The
5th inst, q large eve sheep, some two years old
The owner is requested to prove property, pay
charges and take said sheep away.
CHARLES STICkNEY.
Berlin, Dec. 18th, 1873. fo9w3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-01-01

And so much of said lands original right u
Levi Root first division Lot No g i'll fourth Will
be sold at public auction at the dwelling house OF G W
Hartwell said lands in said Washington the 4th
day of February A d 1874 two O'Clock in the after
shall be requisite to discharge said taxes with
costs, unless previously said.
Dated at Washington in the County of Orange this
18th day of December A ID. 1873.
l. f. BARRON, 80
I.sr-4l.. IL Il llinnt
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-01-01

ANN UAL EETIN -.

4 Y \ { 4 l. u f F 7 G
1NHE Members of the Mad River Valley Agrcu
L tura society are notified to m'ct at Hotel Hall
n Waltsliell on ThurSity, January lst, 1874, at
10 O'Clock \. NJ, tor the choice of officers for the
year ensuing. AMI for transacting any other bust
ness thought necessary.
PER ORDER OF DIRECTORS,
K. j. GLEASON, Secretary.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-01-01
EZRA LADD' ESTATE.

The undersigned, having been appointed 10y the Hon
orahle Probate Court for the District OF Washington
Commissioners, to receive. examine and adjust al
claims and demands of all persons lllst the estate a
Ezra Iadd late of Montpelier said District deceased
and all claims exhibited offset thereto hereby give
notice Will for the aforesaid al
the office A F. JohonnOtt the 18th day OF Janu
airy and 10th day of June next from ten o'clock NJ
O'Clock each of said days. and that
months from 18th day December A D. lis Is the
time by said Court for said creditors u present
their claims for examination and allowance
Dated Montdelier this 2ith day 81 December, \ II
is73 ALBERT JOHONNOII, cDur,r.s
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NOTICE

THE ANNUAL Meeting Of the Stockholders of
i The First National Bank viii be held at their
Banking Rooms in Montpelier, Tuesday, January
18Th at O'Clock P. for The election of Directors
fortle year ensuing and for the transaction of any
other business that may be presented.
j. .HOUGTITON, JR., Cashier.
Montpelier VI. Dec. ;, 1873. Fjlwln
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-01-01
WELLS CARBOLIC TABLETS

Pit up only in BLUE boxes tried aud sure renl.sl,
SOLD DHUeGISTe
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-01-01
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOT CE

VTNHE non residents, former owners, occupants and
propretors of lands in the town of Washington IN
the county Orange and State of Vermont hereby
flied that the assessed by said rown and state
within the following named years preceding this date
against the several following named persons and upon
the lands in said WashinE tOn. remaining either
in whole in part unpaid. the following described
lands in said Washington, to wit :.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-01-01
BENNINGTON CnrNrN

Mr. IL. ID. snow, of BENIN ton, the inventor Of
the world renowned governor, VINO has been manu-
featuring his governors ut that village for many
years Will hereafter manufacture them at the work
of the Hon VIM. L. Horrobn, at Cohocs Snow is
to be Superintendent of the Department.
The town of Woodf1rd, bennington County 10,
years old. has just dedicated its first church
the State, Mrs. Joseph Richie. She weighs Al.
pounds, is five feet two inches in height measures
seventy inches around the waist and TWENTY-FIVE
inches around the arm. Mrs. Richie can wal k a.
smarIly as most women.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1874-01-01
- HEI MATI~N. NETRAIt.Ii.
FACTS STnDN n
nR. S4GE'S CATARRH REMEDY

cures by it, mild. svthig and healing properties I,
which the disease yields when Remedy used
and the system in perfect order hs the wonderful
Alternative power Of
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say the strongest Tonic, Purifier and DepbStrueut

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, 1874-02-18
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The Foucault pendulum experiment will bo
performed in the Exposition Building, under tho
charge Of the Academy OF Soenoos, beginning at
$3.50 p. m. on Thursday.
Special religious services will DO held at Trim
ity NJ. E. Church every evening this week. To-
night the Row James Hill will preach and Fri
day evening the Rov. ]. Kellogg.
The Rev. A. j. Jutkina will preach in tho re-
yiyal union servicea at tho Wabash Avenue Moth
odist Episcopal Church, this evening, at ~
o'clock.
The Chicago Academy Of Homeopathic physi-
clans and Surgeons will meet Thursday evening.
Prof. II. P. Gretchell, OF Kenosha, will deliver
an address on " Climatology, in Its Relations to
Health and Disease"
4 grand amateur billiard tournament will be-
gin Thursday evening, at tlo Wayerly, No. 149
Monroe street, and continue until the 29th inst.
Tho prizes to be awarded tho euccoastul contest-
ants are tho "Waverly modal, Of solid gold aud
genuine English sporting gun. The entries to
dato number about 100, which, it is anticipated,
will DO largely increased before the time fixed
for tho opening.
, 1874-02-18

We 1earn from tho Cleveland leader that tho
caeo Of Edwin Lylo VI. Cuyahoga Lodge No. q,
I. 0. 0. f., III which tho plaintiff Buod for
$40, quo damages, by reason Of the publication
Of Iibols upon lin by the lodge, was concluded
on Tuesday, in tho Superior Court, having boon
oight daya on trial before Judge J. III. Jones' aud
9. Jury. The plaintiff had been mombor OF
CuyAhoEa Lodge 1. o. o. F., and ranked at
Past Grand, ard hud boon intruutod to collect
money for tho relief Of an Odd Fellows widow.
He COLLECTED 51ll, which tho dofondauts, In
tlor answer, caim that he never paid,
oithor to tho person for whom it had
been subscribed or into tho treasury Of tho
lodge. In consideration Of THU act aud othors,
tho membors Of Ouyahoga Lodge published d
circular aud appended tho lkoness OF Lyle
Thereto. The circulars woro printed, to the
number Of 5000, and wero sent to all Of tho
lodges In tho country Copies Of tho plaintiff y
photograph. Oh which we're printed other libel
Qua words (aa the plaiutlif alleges), were also
circulated. Tile plaintiff, in consideration OF
the htatomouts nlado by the lodgo sued them for
libel in tho sum aboro named. Judge Jonea
charged In favor Of tho plaintiff, and tic jury
brought III a verdict for al0, 600 damages.
, 1874-02-18
ROCK ISLAND & FENNEPiN CANhL.

1IEanEr1ts, ILL.,, Fob. 10, 1874.
III ths Editor qf Tho ChfcaHo Tribune:
stn: Perhaps tho largest, and undoubtedly
tho most oGthusiastlc, meoting oyor hold iil Putt
nam County, convened OIL Saturday. tho 14tlt
inat., Ut tho Court-uouHo, ucnuopin, for tho
consideration Of tho great canal projected from
thiB place to Rock Island and Dixon.
After tho delivery of several worry interesting
aud practical srocchcs, md tho ronding Of tho
bill presented to Congress- by tho Hon. John D.
liawloyi authorizing Tho construction Of thia
canal, tho meeting unanimously adopted tho fol-
lowing proambo and resolutions:
WntnEAs, Tho people Of the United statoa foel tho
nncess!ty Of and demand, cheaper transportation thnn
That now afforded, which canuot DO accomplished In
ass our ~ srea nata s anil
NJ, M To y of sana1 from ncnne
tho Itoel er-thoreby connecting tho watcra Of tic
Great Northwest with tho Beaboari,-l,as bouu agt-
atea N congress and several Of our Slate tegsla-
WtsaEAs, It Il emlnontly expedient and naviaa.
our sympathy With, and asslH In pushing forward
ths grcat project asnuch 1. viii 10 Of inconcetv.
ahls benefit to this community tn PARTICULAR and the
s.e:ed rhaE wo lilo s5p rsop'e u rtsam County,
H., do hereby desire 10 1nnreas upon Tho Honorable
solcs Tho absolute noccpsity Of this great improyo-
ent and further that we urge tho said norrcHenta
ana s
to ho built at the carest possible a.o,-thns furnn-
fsSan I gs1e ~ tS to 9
| further
Resolved That We appreciate tho eGorts of ou1
Representative in Congress, lilo Hon. John u. Hnw-
oy and tint wo ehtlur lIn orr hearty co-opcratiou
in Tho furthcranco Of this important undertaking.
| Aftor Which Tho following Con1nitteo was
e!ectod to cooperate with cthor l!lo committees
along tho limo Of the PROPOSED callal: Eli V.
UnfoY Granylo: David Hwn,loy A1nrno1in .
, 1874-02-18
ELGIN.

Last fall ono Of the Catholic Orders purchased
100 acres Of land in tho northwestern part Of
the city, upon which to locate convent school
suitable to tho demands OF this diocose.. 1t was
expected to build at once, but it is now UNDER
stood that but little moro than preparing tho
ground will bo done in 1874. The site iB a very
commanding and desirable ono.
Thoro arc now nino passenger trains leaving
hore for Chicago daily, and the city has tho boue-
ct Of four daiiy mails, and two express COM
panea contend for the business.
Tho FarmcrB' Club Is ondoayoring to mako ar
rangen1ents to Hocuro special commercial rites
for mcmbers. 6omo Of the merchants have sig-
niaed willingness to be the party OF the aecond
part.
Under contemplated change Of time on the
Chicago d Pacific Railroad, it ia hoped. TIE
Tn1nuNE can be received hero earlier than ut
preBent,-11:05 n. m.
Tho School Truatoes arc endeavoring to per-
foct plan by which our school facilities can be
Increased and much needed buildings including
central High School, erected The question of
cost il the drawback. Taxes arc 90 high now
that pooplo arc disposed to wait yot q little
longer.
, 1874-02-18
CORRESPONDENCE.


THE oAs-F1xTunEs coNTnAoT.
10 the Editor ef The Chicago Tribune:
SIN: in your report Of the meeting Of the
Cook County Commissioners in to-day's Tn1n-
uNE, observe 1t Btatod that tho contract for
furnishing gas-axturos for tho County
Jail WAS awarded to Il. III. Wilmarth
d Bro. In preference to tho under
signed. who WAS tho lowest bidder, becauso OF
the superiority OF the formers goods. In JUS
tiee to myself, wish to state that, being notl-
fed by Messra. Armstrong l. Egan, tho archi-
tects for tho new Jail, thnt bids would bo re-
celyed for gas-hxtures for that building, to be
according to drawings and specifications at their
Office, mado my proposal, and. being the low
est q nine compotitors, ss matter Of course
was informed, however, four days after the
bids were opened, that, before deciding, tho
COMMITTEE would visit the establishments of
the thfoo lowest bidders to examine their atocka,
and vas On hand to reocivo then. at my store,
and showed to tho fow who eyinced any interest
in the matter the smaller fixtures proposed to
supply, bus could not show tho large chandeliers
as they had not arrived from tho East. They
any they examined elsewhere, aud how tue Com
mittee could report that those thoy did not soc
were inferior to Mossra. Wmarth's, il some-
thing would like to have explained. assured
the Committee tho chandeliers coming from, tic
up to the requirements Of the specifications in
ovory respect. My bonds wore filed, which 30.
cured them agatnst frand. NY reputation in my
business ia considered BY many leading citizens
goods before sooing thon is q great outrage, and
grossly unjust, and to award to others q con-
tract to which nm In common fairness entitled
fraud, of which all honorable mon should DO
tho old Board Of Supervisors and tho now Board
OF County Commissioners Ia about as follows;
, 1874-02-18

LENT.
LENT.
The Rov. Edward Sullivan has issued the fol-
lowing to hiH congregation:

A1jHIs
The nev. Edward Sullivan has issued tie fol-
lowing to hiH congregation:
ny Dear Irethren: Another Lenten zeason i. ut
hand, aud tho voice Of tho Church, aa Of mother
lovingly socitous for her chdren's welfare summons
to 60 down Into the shadows Of tho Val
BY Systematic morcstion Of tha esh, M and Searching
1olt.e1amination, by a moro dilgent study Of tho
q Ss o .aS oa aRe
ready for clearer closer cone npatiou Of the great
9 1sf e. ,a 9F1s, r. s H.
multiplied means Of grnce that will bn offered you,
and remember that they will accomplish their appoint:
lowy, repcntan franc Of mind which alone prepares
for Ohrsts entrance into the SOUL aud secures the
ence. Resting in any end other than, abort o. this
the very q your religious acts and exercises
~ fese1 af s9d md 9 Hg m fora'S utterly
Heaa, even Christ" Is tue nobest smIon atalnablo
and Lent Is designed 10 help you in ita realization
ITS object B to wake up sceplng consciencos to rolae
IL e md 1an bs
and His Church so'emnlg obligatory but - get leit
silent febuldng witness, violated and tramp1od under
snd GID .bsses and sa e
90 by, al nnitnproved; Brethren. give heed to its
Ts ss saith nna ai se n; lot him hear
The Lenton services III the church will be as
follows: Ash Wednesday and Good Friday,
t045 q. m. daily Litany service and short ad-
dress, $500 .. m; Tuosdays. md Thursdays,
evening prayer, p. m.; Wednesday evening,
Bible-cless, 1850 p. m. Easter owe, 1880 p. m.
1n addition to tho usual monthly celebration,
tho Holy Communion will be administered every
Sunday at $3.50 g. M, and tho rito Of confirmation
will be administered towards the close OF Lont
There will be services in tho Church OF the
Holy Communion, Dearborn street, betweon
Twenty-nintA and Thirtieth streots, to-day,
morning and evening. Tho Rev. W. Herbert
Smythe will oflciate.
, 1874-02-18
nue., and DR.. Wall waB ca1lod III to attond thonn.
Thoy arc both Norwoglats, upward of 10 Yoars
Of ago. and mon Of family.

Of aeo, and mon Of fn1nily'' "p""'A - " ''"''
~" uo ,'
Il9 union ,mootingh Of tho Varionn Evangoltcai
onurohea oi ti,e oity were innuFnratod yontortlay
Altorno9n 81, IN th9 E!rat Methodist Church, oor-
the central location OF that church, tho moetinga
VIII 20 G continued there regularly, Thoro woro
about luo pornon1s present yoasordey. most Of
WhoIn Wefo mldd'o4agct men or Bl1hiheBa, and
tho o1orobos "oro OF highly entertaining md
satisfactory ohnTaGtor. After PRYOR. tho congro-
CATION sang "Coronattoil," and tho hoy.
y. u: uelnler rcad selection fr0m
, 1874-02-18


Tho entertainment IN tho Reformed Church
by q. Dalo Armstrong WAS we'll attended, and
commanded the interest of the audience. Tho
following was the programme:
Our Guide Twain
Gone with q Handaonor Man Carleton
Music.
Doath Of Little Paul Donbey Dickens
bam HeHofa fhcut1Aes.
Music.
Exhibition OF Ventr1loqufsm,
Music.
Lcai.fear Woo1ng... .hacra0
Owing to tho inolenency of tho weather, tho
aociablo at benjamin Holbrook'e OH Thursday
ovoning waapoatponol to Saturday oyoning, when
largo concourae OF friends assembled. The So
oiablo being TINT Of tho Park Ridge Methodist
Church, many were In attendance from the Int
tor plaeo.
Tho Ladies Sowing Society will meet Thurs
day at tho residence Of Mrs. L. B. Shepherd.
This and subsequent meetings are preliminary to
fair aud festival to bo giyon In tho spring, tho
proceeds to bo devoted to some worthy cauHa
Tho inmates OF tho Insane Asylum, located In
the Aouthoast corner af tho township, will give
grand ball Saturday night The invitations arc be-
Ing circulated among thoso who are fond Of dane
iug, and pleasant time il looked for:,, Tho in-
cnrablo and wild patients OF course will not pnr-
tlcpato: Dancing is a feature Of tho troatmont
OF tle insaue and those who havo beela to the
partioH IN tho past pronounce thom fully equal
to tho average society party.
, 1874-02-18


Tho alarm OF fro from Dox 340, at half-past l
o'clock yesterday afternoon, proved to bo false.
We have received the annual report Of tho
Illinois st. Andrews Society, which contains tho
secretary's report for 1928, list OF applicants
for ralof, d revised list of mombers, and an OK
collont account Of tho proceedings of tho last
annual banquet.
Tho funeral OF late member Of tho colorad
society knoWn as tho "Sons of Union" took
place yesterdny, aud was nude the occasion Of q
and brass band. singular feature Of the pro-
ceBBion was the carrying OF tho beaver hat Of the
deooaHod Immediately behlnd the hearse crown
downwards and held at full arms length by the
bearor.
A young girl, aged 15 years, was takon In
aud ii held at tho AE1nory for nafo kooping. sho
states her na1ne to be Carrie Phillips that she
came to Chicago at the instance Of her father,
who resides q the town Of oolfax, Ind., III
inquiries she applied to q woman who has an
establishment on Fourth avenue, md she, st1B-
poctlng the object Of her visit, dotained hor un-
til aho was able to alyiao the police. Captain
clso guardian caro- oyer tho waif, until ho ro-
celycH an answer directing lor return to tho
parents or otherwise.
Tho Board Of Underwriters met yesterday
morning and adopted tho National Board rates
for packing and slaughter houses. Theao ra teB
arc highor than those Of. the local Board, aud
thoro has boon considerable jealousy among tho
agents on account OF aomo OF them not being
able to get business. They arc nov on an equal
footing, and those who wore formerly loft be-
hind will stand somo chanoo Of writing O fow
policies. In tho afternoon tho Board yiHited
tho American bridge Company's works, near tho
Btook- Yards, and examined tho appliances for
extinguishing fro.
About halt-pasts 8 O'Clock yesterday morning
distressing accident occurred N tho West Diyls-
ion, by tho falling Of soalrold, which injured
two Mon no severely TINT the recovery Of ono Of
them IL regarded impossible. At that hour Jacob
Oloaon aud Zoo sa'nuo]son were ongsgea in matt
ing aomo repairs Oh tho fra,no building at No.
"A Sloan street, aud wore ut work at distance
OF 80 foet from the ground, when the support
suddenly gavo, way, ant they we're thrown
10 tho pavement. Jacob Oloson, In addition 10
receiving soyero internal injuries, sustained 4
compound fracture Of the left log, while Ills COM
pauion, though not 80 serlously injured, Ia In
condition that will prevent Ills engaging In any
work for some time. Tho wounaed mon werS
conveyed to their homo at No. 098 Ashland ave-
, 1874-02-18

Col. John l.. Freeman, GcnerA Baggage
Agent Of the Lake Shore l. Michigan Southern
Railroad known as the Long John " OF Cleyo-
lRud, Ia in the city.
Gov. John ]. Dagley, Of Michigan, is regis
torod at tho fremont.
8. schoch, General Manager Of tho Marquette,
Houghton L Ontonagon Railroad, is stopping ut
tho Palmer.
Tho Hon. ohar1ca Otis, Mayor Of Cleveland,
O., il registered at the Palmer.
J. D. Nanny, tho proprietor OF the Nanny
Roa per Worha, at Rockford, ILL.,, is among the
arrivals at tho Sherman.
George L. Darringer, General Superintendent
of tho Kankakea Railroad is IN the city.
". II. Oongor, denoral Superintendent OF tho
Toledo, Peoria d Warsaw ltailroad, is III the
city.
". ". Walkor General Superintendent Of the
Burlington, Codar llapids 4 Minnesota Railroad,
IL guest at the fremont.
0on. Luther Il. Wobb, Of LaOrosao, Wis, aul
formerly United 6tatea Indian Agent, ia rogiY-
toroa at tho Palmer House.
Tho nov. DR.. Choney, of Doston, will proaoll
In Tue Second Baptist Church, cornor Of Morgan
and Monroe Htroots, tlis ovGutng At ~ o'clock.
md baptfzo several converts for tho Ashland
Ayon'1o Church..
Melville D. Landon, who writes under tho
nom do plume Of " Iii porkinB =" for tho Now
York Gra!phic, ls among the prominent arrivals
ut the Palmer.
nrr: and Mrs. II. q. Bpaiford returned to Chi
cago last Friday. Tho iattor, 1t will bo remonl-
berea, Was on tho Ville du 1layro when she Blink
Oft the coast OF England, and hor husband went
to Paris to bring Aer homo.
M1n. Elizabeth Good loft hor homo Saturday
morning III q condition Of insanity. Sho was
seen yessordhy morning ut Wtnnetkh, but was
not detained. Any information concerning her
, 1874-02-18

Tho Board Of Trustees mot In tho Town Hall
Monday, tha 10th. Present. Mossrs. Ohnse,
Wobor, Bulzor and Bclieswohl. Absent, N.
Kranz.
Tho minutes Of Fob. 2woro read and approved
az also tho mtnu.cs Of Sept. /, +, 8, Is, Oct. @,
aud Dec. l, 1873.
RELATIONS WITH JEFFERSON.
a communication was received from tho Board
of TrusteoB Of tho Town of Jofrorson aud ordered
tl1o, md tho folio wing resolution in relation
thoroto adoptod:
,Resolged, TINT tho Supervisor of this Town ho
disarIng Or arresting to tosaora in tho enpoy Of
the Town Of Jetoraon contractors therowith, now
asswng gsayyel from netnorss M for ts
by 1nandamus Or other fegnl proceedings.
l. fine Of 81, WIS .ordorod to ba refunded to
Martin shumor, now hauling to Joflorsou.
VILLAGE oRoAN1zATIoN.
Tho petition on yillage organization WIS then
takon up. and tho following oirored;
Of Laito View in lie County of Cook nntt stats Of
liuuIs lave presented to thu Trustoes Of said town
IN saasi ohsse has %o Frederick
sulzer Jacob schloswohl, aud Nicholas Kranz, Trus-
and State Of Iiuols, said oaso lelug also tho prcs-
dont Of said Board Of Trustees
The naesssn;e sg yoers m r. saH TO-
nit tho question whether said town will become or
ganizel village, undsr the nct of tho doueral As
1s75, entitled An act 70 prosile III tho incorpors.
ton Of cities and fagcs to the legal voters Of said
LAKE VIEW, JANUARY, 1874. -. .,.-.--.-..
Robert Greer, james ". Andrews, ". II. Fl.h!ogll,
Daniel Hanneu II. Van Allen, j. .. Perkins, JOHN n.
kins s. ~ DaNaost, ". Smith, Charles Tr,sduan john
+: Bruins. .. ca1y; John I1shle!gh, A. D. n'rkand,
Y T. dSss ssss bssro1. bMsaF D. j. IL w. yonos n
Robinson, 81. Mcdowell, James Sullivan, Q. g. g.
Paine, Y. u. bryan, David smith, Halo Knight. Frank
". ". arsy, ". " shuna,,, ". +. Jones, IT,, % Poles
Burrows, Joseph Stockton, Dcldcn r. Culver, F. s.
Howc, David Williams, George F. DIaukc, F: Dau-
Now therefore, is BY s.id Board OF Trustees here
BY resolved and ordered that tho prayer OF said petit
nenc!ng ut o'clock In tho forenoon Of Monday, tho
lo day Of March 1 me ne1t IN tnS ysnr S In The
Town Of Lake Wow, said election to continue until
o'clock IN tho afternoon Of satd dey at which election
tho question ehall bo submitted whether aail Town Of
the act of the oeueral Assembly Of tho State Of Illinois,
entitled IAN act TO provide for tho incorporation OF
sssr oas R1ans nas
10, aud ate hereby, appointed Judges to hold said
election.
Tho order was adopted.
MISCELLANEOUS.
A poddlers IconBo WAS granted On the petition
OF a. Glolck.
George oappou was appointed patrolman on
tho police force.
The report Of receipts and expenditures Of tho
dorod on flo. The receipts wero 900, ,107. .83 OK
peendlituros, ss6,sso.71; balance in bank.
Tie following bills wore ordered to be paid:
". L. Grcenleaf, advertising assessment no
tices, 95e.91; DR.. Truman ". Miller, medical
services, $2o
The following resolutions wore adopted: