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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-06-01

ma holubici, proc by to ona diyka ma
westside nemohla svesti take ma ptaka q
nebo ma tn teplou buchtu.
,,Zvonik Matky Z o Il" elmo
bra die romanu Viktora Huga Cd obratne
pani Birchpteitferoye spracovana, octnu-
la Sc po druhe ma jevisti SIM Rychlko-
We k mnohostrann6 zadosti obecenstva q
pfitinenim eileho ochotnickeho sboru Bu
divoje. Nebyli jsme prvnimu pfedstave-
nj pfitomni a nemdzeme tudiz pryni s
druhym porovnati. Toto druhe ale bylo
proyedeno ptimo znamenit6. Nid6li
isme Rychlikove sini liz celou tadu zda
filych predstaveni, ale toto posledni preko
nalo vsecky CO do doimu, jenz ma mas u
6inilo. Pfiznayame, ze V jinych napnD-
Ii herci vsecky silly sv6, iakoz 2e rezie
feditelstvi nieeho neopomenuly, ien ably
DOZEN byl nejlepsi, aysak pres TO pfedce
spattili jsme ,,Zvoniku u Matky Bod
vrchol vseho, CO Rycblikoye sini az DO
sud ma prknech dokazano.
Ulohy byly neipfimefeneii rozdany.
takze vlohy kazdebo ochotnika primehe-
ny byly uloze jeho a te je v nj mohl k dpl
ne platnosti pfiyesti; uprava jeviste vyho
vovala vsem pozadavkdm kusu, ma vetsi
jeviste rozmefeneho a obleky byly volene
CO nejvhodneii. Co pax Sc hry tyte, do
stupovala ' jednitlivyeh yyjevech yyse
praveho umtni mohla a musela by OBJ
stati pred kritkou sebe rigorozn6isi. V
pfedehfe zaiimala pfedevsim Gervaise
Fleurie (pi. NJ Rokdskova), ktera obtizny
psychologicky ptechod Cd zdraveho rozu-
mu K divokemu sileni vyborne provedla.
Ochotnice tato Jest ostAtne znama, ze 4
lohach truchlohernich' dovede dobyti 81
vavfind snaze, nez kterakoliv ochotnice V
oboru tragickych rekyh sc zkouseiici.
JakoE byl ptechod Cd zdraVeho rozu-
mu k silenstvi vyborny, rovn6z mistrny
byl jednani poslednim Phecbod cd sile
nosti k nabyti zdraveho rozumu. Y tech
dvou vyjevech vrchoh 1loha Gervaise
Fleurie a Gydyly obou tech vrcholG do
stoupila pi. NJ Rokdskova lehkosti ume
leckou. 0na ami stfernhlavv sileni st
nevrhla anil neho iako zazrakem k TO
zumu dospela, eoz ODE by odPorovalo psy
chiatrii ci lekafstvi choromyslnosti Sc "a
byvajicimu, ale sesilela po1deji rozu.
mu nabyla postupem, ma nemz BY ami L.
kaf choromyslnych tpsychiatrikJ meme
niteho vytykati.
(DokonGeni
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-06-01

De- sc prJ jeste dnes zna.
IN nj zazraky = mini lokalka
zdeisiho ,,Wechtra" Ma westside obda-
tena byla l5leta holka dceruskou nebo-
ha neyi, odkud je to, ona pry muze nepo
znala Det vefi, ze noyorozenata vrany
a tapove ptinasi MIze to nevitane ma
deleni svesti ma ty selmovske ptaky nebo
ma teplon buchtu. Parma Maria to svedla
ma holubici, proc by to ona divka ma
westside nemohla svesti take ma ptaka a
nebo ma tn teplou buchtu.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-06-01

Cfadovna Skolni rady m6sta Cleveland
Cleveland, o.. Il. kv6tna 1875.
Oznameni pro kontraktory.
Zape6etend nabidnutipfiiimati Sc bn
dou ufadovne pisafe skolni rady DO Il.
Hervna, y hodin poledne, ma stavbu chic
We skolni budoyy ma Case Ave, :. war
de mesta Cleveland
Prace material musi kafd6 zvldsf II.
dano byti
Plany a specifkace mohou nahltdnuty
a IVORY obdrieny bJti ifadovne pisafe
skolni rady.
Zadneho nabidnuti nebude povsimnu-
to, JED neni ma formulafi cd kommitte pro
hudovy yydanem vyhotoveno.
Kazde nabidnuti musi byti proydzeno
dostatecnou iistotou, ably padu f'jeti
smlouva uzavfena byti mohla.
Rada ponechava 81 prayo, vSecky "a
dosti bud pfiimouti nebo zamitnouti.
+ NJ Anderson,
Thomas A Stow.
Goo w aib1a;n
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Ozn q m e n /

Sc timto dava, ze rada mesta Cleveland
Is kvetna 1875 ucinila nasledujici usne.
SEMI: .f
Usnesino, ze die zdani NEST. rady sou
hlasu dyou tfetin vsech clend "a potfebne
se poklada, ulicku mezi ul. Hanburgh q
Train stuphovati, stokovati q oprayiti,
v souhlasn plany pakresy Lfadoyne
mestskeho pisafe yylozenymi. f15s 81
Lhdta pro podani zadosti ma odskodn6
nj vyprsi dnem 81. cervna 1875
.la.e John L Nc Intosh, NEST. pisaf.
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Sokolovna nabizi se dnes soudni
cestou ma prodei. zalobnikem spolku
,,Sokol" jest dfevafska frma Sturtenvant
a Co. Prodej konans bude cd - 3
hodin soudnim dome.
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ON a m eni.
Timto sc ohlasnje, ze dne IL. kvetna '
rade mdsta Cleyelandu nasledniici asnese
nj bylo pfijtao
Usneseno, ze die mineni rady (v sou.
hlasu dvou tfetin vsech elen6) "a potfeb.
ne Sc poklada, feku Cnyahoga, cd vlad
niho Pieru k bodu kde tento Ohio kanAl
fekou Cuyaboga spojuje, vyhloubiti a
opraviti. al.f 49,
Lhnta zadani nar0li ma odskodneni
vyprsl dnem 13. cervna 1875. .nH
- lno. j.. Me. Intosh, inest. pisaf
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Rada pro opravy ma We sve ifadovn6
plany specifikace vylozeny k nahled
nnti prozkonrnani pro ysechny iich2
Sc tyee vylozeny, ma ku ulici .Sibley
mezi Sterling Ave a al. Cleve postranni
stokou ulici Greenwood bodu 1875 stop
jizne od nlice Silby.
jest prani, ably Sc etoka Y nadjmenova-
ne ulici, .nezi udanymi body, Timed sta
vela.
Rada yyslechne ysechny, jichz Sc tyee
Z. kvetna, 3 hodiny odpoledne We sye n
fadovne aeHsaeg
Jmenem rady
Il + M or e. NEST. mGfiG.
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Sister Clara, O. s. V, Carrolton,
New Orleans, La.
Jelikoz vase ,,llamburske kapky" ne
Jen mne ale j iinym dobfe poslouzily, ne.
mohn nez vyieviti vam uznani svoie OBJ
jednavam phi tom novych dvacet lahvi.
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JULIUS RUSH.
pujCOvna kOnu a pOyOza.
313 Woodland Ave.
rob ulice Belmont.

krasne kotary lehke vozlky jsou vzdy
k zapdjeeni k yyjizdkAm, vYletdm, po-
hfbdnl a I. d. -147
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1875-10-26
NUMBER 1912.


From the Albany Journal.
The following deductions from the
Ohio canvass and election seem per-
fectly obvious:
I. A large majority against Allen
would probably have crushed the infia-
tion heresy, and given q decided ad-
vantage 10 that portion Of the Democ-
racy (which Processes adherence to q
sound currency.
2. II, on the tho other hand. Allen
had been elected by a considerable ma
jority, il would have given the infia-
tIonists clear and unquestioned sn-
premacy in the party, which would
have become an out and out imitation
party, and thd hard money Democrats,
who remained Democrats at all, would
have succumbed.
8. Allen being neither elected by a
large majority nor defeated by large
majority, but failing only by small
majority on q large vote, that fact
leaves the infiationists still in strong
force and produces a sharp division
and bitter struggle within the Demo
cratic party; with the advantage as to
the control Of the organization still in
favor Of the infationists, because they
are positive and aggressive while the
other side are timid and half-hearted.
T. When the Democratic party is
thus divided on the question, with the
prevailing tendency in favor of infia-
tion, the Republican party becomes
more and more the champion of sound
currency and National honor, and the
only security against imitation and dis
honor.
8. III Allen had been defeated by a
large majority, il would have left Til
den the chief figure in the Democratic
party. On the other hand, his defeat
by small majority leaves the Western
Democracy still the real power in the
party, aud only embitters them more
than ever against Tiiden. The result
seals his doom as a Presidential aspi
rant.
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Chicago and North Western
RAILWAY.
Duy your TICKETS via the CHICAGO NORTH
wEsrkRs RAILWAY or f.Tf
.-Eor San Francise0.

buy your TICKETS via the CHICAGO NORTH
wEsrkss RAILWAY or feff
s,; -,For San Franciseos
sacramento, ogden. salt Lake Cheyenne, Den
YER, Omaha, Lincoln, Council bluffs, fankton'
sioux cry DUBUQUE, winSna, & p. rar c1een as pss'
Oshkosh. fon du Lac, Madison and sIs MnsssAss' .,
III YOU want 20 20 20 Milwaukee, oshkosh. St-
VA MnntsPsb s,ses bsbsaus. sioux ci,y, Ysnf.on
CounciilBuns, Omaha, Lincoln, Denver sah
Lake CITY, Sacramento, san Francisco, OF nun
dred other northern or nortnswes,efn; n , Tss
track s OF the best steel rail, and all the appoint
ment are 1rst class In every respect lts uains
are made up Of elegant new rsilmnn ,n,n,sn.s rs'soe
well lighted and wen ventilated Day Coacnes,
and pleasant lounging and smoking cars line
cars are all equipped with the celebrated Miller
safety Platform and Patent Buffers and Coup
ings Westinghouse Safety Air Brakes, and every
other appliance that has been devised for the
safety ot passenger trains al train, m are run 10y Ss
best and smoothest track, and The most elegant
and comfortable equipment OF any road In the
West, and has no competitor In the country. -
south, the trains OF the chicago A Northwest
ern Railway leave CHICAGO as follow;
For Council Bluff., Omaha, nnd
California.
Two through trains daily with Pullman faiace
Drawing Room and Sleeping Cars through 70
Tor 50. paul and Minneapolis, two
through trains daily, with Pullman Palace cars
attached on both trains.
Fer Green Bay and Lake superior
Two trains daily with Pullman Palace cars al
tached, and running through 20 Marquette.
For milwaukee,, four through trains dai
ly. Pullman cars on night trains. o,,
For Wtnona and points In Minnesota on'
through train daily. .,.-u..,
For Dubuque. via Freeport, two through
trains daily with Pullman Cars on night tran.
For Dubuque and In Crosse, wa GIN
ton. Two through trains daily, win fuiimAi
cars on night train.
trains daily. Pullman cars 70 Missouri Nalel
For LIKE Geneva -Four trains daily.
For Roe x ford, sterling, kcmosnn
L Janesyille, and other points, you can nav
| from two TO ten trains daily.
PULLMAN PALACE CARS.
| Those reieMated cars arc run on all night train
| ON al the llnes Of this road- They run oetweel
| Chicago and Omaha Chicago ana c,,n,an Scon
i Rapids. Chicago and Dubuque, VIA onn,onn !
i chicago and Freeport. Chicago and Marquette
Chicago and Green Bay. Chicago ana Anwnu
kee Chicago at st. Paul.
i This 4 the only Line running these cars oe
l tween Chicago A st. Paul or Chicago and MI
Il waukee. -
Il land sleerers en- the Union Pacific Railroad 10
Il All points west OF the Missouri River.
l Ali Ticket Agents sell tickets by this route.
i W. II. STESNETT,
g. So ttt General Passenger Agent.
MAWvTs HuGrIr, General superintendent
marltodec2
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Tur MEAxrNa OF Human. Who
.., t.ll tbe meaning Of "Hurrah p
Jack used it Just now little thought
lessly. considering its true sense. The
pretty schoolma'am says IT originated
among Eastern nations, where II was
used As . wsr-cry, from the belief that
sIl who died in battle went to heaven.
aTo Paradise y (hurrah y men shout.
ed to one another, by way OF encour'
agcment, in the thickest OF the night
and so, in time, came our word "hur
rah r. which means almost anything
you choose, so that it be OF good cheer
l-T"Jack-in-t the-Pulpit," St. Nicholas
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received and laid upon the table. and
made the special order OF business for
this afternoon at one o'clock:
10 he Honorable Board Of Supervisors o(
Hilfsaais County,;
GESrLExES.-Your Committee on Equali
zation, upon whom deyolyes the arduons and
dificultduty of equalizing the several assess
ment rolls Of the county, have unanimously
agreed upon the following report, aud recon-
mend the adoption OF the same by this Board.
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Teacher-sswh, was the arst man q
Heal Sch Washington; he was
first in wsr, first in" Tcacher-"No
no: Adam was ths first man." Scholar
-"Oh, il you re talking CT foreigners
1 s'pose he WI
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loose in our streets, and in the dark
ness of night, and goaded on to mis-
chief, by hunger or revenge, thieves,
burglars, robbers and even murderers.
They have been fed and housed and
ordered TO leave town in the morning.
Many are women, children, old men,
ously TO got the County House Tor a
time to nest get cleaned mp, aud new
suit of clothes. All such persons We are
glad TO pay their fare and send them
en- their way. Ten persons who would
have become county charges have been
sent to friends who would care for
them, at an expense to tho county OF
$37 90. 49, -,
Expenses for burying tho dead at the
County House have been S21 co.. do
for the county, 1929 05. Two Chin
news have been taken down at the
house and enlargedby 1000 brick, at a
cost Of S26 20. A little over 800 rods
of ditch have been made and laid with
tile from three TO six inches, ut q cost
for tile and labor, Of S21S 63; small
blacksmith shop has been erected and
furnished at q cost of about $50 90.
At the last annual session OF your
body, n resolution was passed that
the undersigned should make report
as to the number Of insane persons
supported by the county ut the asy-
lums, and the cost Of such support. :
Last fall we reported the best We could
from data at our command. This sum-
mer we have received through the
kindness of Superintendent Van Deu-
sen a full statement of all who have
been sent by the county, the date oi
reception and discharge, if discharged
all Of which we hnve transcribed into Q
book TO DO kept for that purpose.
At the last session OF the Legislature
law was made requiring the Super
visors OF the several townships to keel
q record Of their doings in regard tc
temporary relief, the undersigned ar
required in their report to the Secreta
~ Of State not only to give the amoun
expended for temporary relief, but y
itemixe tho amount, /. O., so much 10
medical services, so much for funcra
expenses, and so on, according TO thu
schedule in the blanks furnished. :
These We can get from the bills, will
great labor. But the number of per
sons 30 relieved we can get from n
data in our Office, and We cannot ge
the number correctly this year, ss tn
Supervisors elected last spring hav
not got it, and those holding over ca
only give IT from memory. We woul
respectfully suggest that each Super
visor keep a regular account, accordin
to the form given. aud hand it over
his suecesgOr in Office. Hf n LII.
TIE persons now supported by tll
county at Kalamazoo, the only asyluI
with which we have an account, arr
, Charlotte Winfield, entered Dec. Is
1868: Isaac w. Coffin, entered Marc
G, 1873; Magdalen Ehrenfels, cntere
: May I3, 1873; Wilson Gaige, entere
r Oct. 27, 1873; Simon Schilling, entere
Feb. 4, 1874; Leander Page, (suppos
4 he is diseharged) Jan. s, 1874; Ma
4 tina Todd, entered May 3, 1875; Ma
ryette Frisbie. Sept. o, 1875.
All others have been discharged {
died. The expense for the year
sl,6l6 AS
/. The following arc tho sever
amounts received from the farm durlI
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On motion Of Mr.. Ranncy the Board
adjourned until Monday the third day
of January, 1876, at 10 o'clock A. M.
BEsy. Z. TABOR,
Jous l.. FnIsBrE, Chairman.
Clerk.
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The Photograph Parlors
IN
COMMERCIAL BLOCK,
Are again In the hands Of the
SkilIfui Artist,
I. j.. r. COLE,

Who gives his personal attention To the wants
of customers. DO not fan 20 call and examine
rS-Easrance, north siac os PrnsieId
A Whipppor, nook store.
DO not let the present moment
Tnimprovedl like others pass,
TN the little face Is hidden
From your sight beneath the grsss.
Hasten. iest the deepening shadows
Find you dcsoiate and lone,
With not even a remembrance
Left TO comfort when NJ gone.
Grnv-haIred sire with furrowcd features,
lie with form 80 strong II yore,
Meath the weight of ycars i bending,
For his ioorneys almost DER.
Uasteni Precious time n aging
Not moment win ~ stay
Catch. on! catch the precious hados.
| Ere the stbstance fade away,
There are others very near yol.
Whom ron love and wish totcep-
Wives aud Stands, sisters, bfothefs,
lie win take them well and cheap.
HiIlslale July u, fs1s
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In view oil the TACT that from GU to
5000 must be used for purchasing Hour |
this year, aud that 500 must be added
TO salary OF keeper, and that combin.
ed harvester is to be purchased, and
that there will be no cattle to be sold
from the farm the coming year. the un-
dersigned would suggest that the sum
of %, 200 90 be appropriated for poor
fund for the ensuing year.
We take pleasure in announcing the
fact that the Superintendent OF the IL.
s. ms R. II. has very kindly made
arrangements by which travelling nom
resident poor persons may be tent on
their road from this city at half fare.
All of which is respectfully submit
TED.
yoHx w. FALLKY,
BASI BIsHoP,
LEWIS WALES,
Superintendents OF Poor.
On motion OF Mr.. Montgomery the
report was accepted, and referred to
the Finance Committed.
The following communication was
received from the Judge of Probate:
| To g.e Honorable Board Of Supervisors ~
1 .BaIsdrls County, M,ch.
GsSTLK~ES--I have the honor 20 report
that I have this day made an order dlreeting
that Martha Todd, OF the CITY OF hiiisdais,
aged 10 ycars. daughter Of Frederick Todd, OF
Inc city of Hiilsdale he taken TO the Insane
asylun at Kalamazoo, and there supported,
as an INDECENT person, at the expense oi the
| county.
Duplicate of this Is handed 10 tho supcrin-
tendenis Of the Poor.
Il am very respectfully,
Your obcdient servant,
ALBERT DIcKERMAs,
May Sd, 1878. Judge OF Prooaie'
On motion of Mr.. Lane, the commu.
cation was.received, and ordered spread
upon the minutes.
On motion of Mr.. Montgomery:
Resolred, That the Board acknowledges
with pleasure the courtesy and humanit,
manifested by Charles Paine, Esq-, supt, o
. the I. y a N. 4 X II. Co. In furnishin,
, County Supcrintcndcuts of the Poor Wit
Z haif-fsro tickets, with which 10 uanspor
nonresident paupcrs 20 their friends.
: The County Treasurer submitted tn
!, following report:
To ne Hon. board Of Sap,grfsors Of Hth
TIE Following Is the financial exhibit on II
liih day Of October, 1870 4,
o n, cash on hand sli.ioo
y To balance due 30 county Dr;
\; officers 90 W
v To balance due. county
a poor fund, 30 ~
- The amount 10 bc added
?, 20 the above, is the un-
" audited claims Of mdi- tf ttt
yiduaiS The expense
of two sessions of the
Board ~ Supervisors,
10 two terms Of the Circuit
he Court. apd one quarter
,Q for the insane asylnm,
:, estimate thai the
above viii amount 20 0.stf ~
,d balance ON hand. 5000 81
al 100 "a al 100
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s1i.f0o "a sii,ioo II
Worry Respectfully,
l. HkzEN, Co. Treasurer.
On motion OF Mr.. Canniff the follow
ing resolution was unanimously adopt
ed
ResoIuof. That the County Treasurer be,
aud he 4 hereby requested 10 deposit with
the state Treasurer, " the credit OF thi-
county. ON state tax, uwishin twenty days.
the susn a thrce thousand doilars-inonics
now unsppropriaicd In the county treasury
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are well taken care of and all that Is necessary
except the reaper and mower, which u some
what out Of repair. The committee have no
suggestions 10 make believing that the inter
esis Of the county are well cared TOR by tho
keeper and also by the Superintendents-
Respectfully submitted.
WM u. GREGORY.
J. NJ. BAKER,
HfEI JOHSsON
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All OF which has been paid over to
the treasurer, and his receipt taken.
The amount OF orders drawn from
the 18th OF Oct, 1874 to Oct. 18th,
1875, is 81, ,331 50.
First 20 meet this Indebtedness we
,s9s nav O" " ' 80 81
Second. appropriation for poor fund 49,
Mt same date, 4Of w
Tbird R.c.i,,ts from farm, $40 40
Total receipts, o,ioo VI
Leaving balance in treasury belonging
TO poor fund, Oct. II, 1875, s775 O6.
There have been expended for tenn
porary relief in the different townships
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Head, nerves, kldneys, bladder, womb, and blood
Anccfions Of The urinary orgas. gravel, scrofula,
rheumatism, eatarrh, asthma, bronchitis, dys-
br. Prices reputation has been acquired hy
candid. honest dealing a,s years OF successful
practice. -.
ed on the laws OF Nature, with Year, OF expert
ence and eviicncc 30 sustnin u, does not tear
IoNn. make sick 90 MAKE well; NJ harth treat
ment no trffing, no natterlng. We Know tne
cause and the remedy needed; no guess WORK,
but know ledge gained by years OF experience In
the treatment of chronic diseases exclusively no
encouragement without prospect Canhid IN
our opinions, reasonable In our charges, claim
not to know everything, OF cure everybody. but
10 lny claim 10 reason and conInon sense. re
invite the sick no matter what their ailment, 70
call and investigate before they abandon hope,
make inierrogations and decide for themselves;
m will cost nothing as consultation II free. Wis
| its made regularly In future.
Drs. Price 81 Brewer
| cau be consulted at smiths Hotel,
| during sunday aud wouday Tore.
| moon. sSth and 2gah of November.
| Patients will address AL letter. W Drs. fr1ce
4 Brewer, Waukegan. H., with stamp
Advice free. Special attention given 10 tn
siscases OF women and children.
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On motion Of Mr.. Canniff the report
was accepted and adopted.
The Finance Committee submitted
tho following report, which was accept
ed, and on motion OF Mr.. Luce the res
olution accompanying the same, was
adopted. =
TO he Honorable board Of Supervisors Of
Miisddle County: u
GENTLEMEx:--Ihc undersigned Finance
Committee respectfully ask permission TO
make the following report We have settled
with the Supcrintendents OF the Poori have
examined their books and vouchers and IND
them correct We recommend the Adoption
of the following resolution:
Resoluet That there be levied and collect
cd for the current year on the real ana per-
sonal property of the county according 10 the
general Assessments. as equalized by the
| Board, the following sums:
| For the payment Of State tar. slo.JIy "
| To pay salaries Of County officers, $50 %
| To pay accrued and aecruing iudebt-
edncss 10 the Insane Asylum, Loo "
To pay accrued and accruing indebt.
| edncss 10 the Detroit House of
Correction, 800 OQ
For support OF the poor, 5.TW "
For contingent expenses, o.oo "
Total s3i,ee9 Al
| All Of which Is respectfully submitted
| MILES q. TEACHoUT,
4 PERRY SEBRINo,
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tsuccessor to Dr. J. B. Curtis)
asnce on Union street, east side the rver.
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On motion Of Mr.. Munro

Afaofrti lutt tnc county pal t's t''' ny
Ing OF Mrs. Marycttc frisbie, an insane per
sou, at the Asylum at Kalamazoo provided
good and sufficient bond l. given by Abram
frisbie husband Of The said Mary cite fris
bic) with good and sufficient surctlcs, That
they shall pay the sum Of s2 90 per week to-
ward the maintenance Of said insane person.
On motion OF Mr.. Teachout the res
,olutions heretofore adopted, establish
ing the Representative Districts OF the
county were reconsidered.
On Motion Of Mr.. Luce the further
consideration Of the question was laid
on the table until tomorrow morning
at o o'clock.
On motion Of Mr.. Munro the Board
adjourned until tomorrow morning at
Q O'Clock.
FRIDAY, Oct. 10, A. ID. 1875.
Present: b. +. Tabor, Chairman.
Roll called; quorum present.
Minutes sf yesterdays proceeding
were read and approved.
The Committee on Equalization sub
missed the following report, which VA
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PHYSICIANS.
DIS. JOHNSON a BREWER,
ppxsicians and Surgeons.

WIN attend 10 all calls in the line OF their pro-
fes.ion. and give special attention 70 the treat
ment Of disease by the use OF Dr. hadncds
1nn al,,er once over Whelan A Co.'S Drug store
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