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THE WEATHER
WEDNESDAY. June 81 1876.

The following is a report of the state OF tn
weather for the pastweek:
Turo OF 1Qre
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TENHEfollowingis a listo flettersremai aiming IN
called for at the Kenosha Post Office, Keno
sha County, Wis, for the week ending June
29th. 1876, anG which will he sent TO the DEAD
Letter Office atthe expiration of 80 days unles
called for.
Barnes Miss e Higley Edward
Calm Charles McBrlde Eliza
CoOmbsL Miller Miss A
chamberlain VII Meyer Ellen
EyerettAT Ryhon Thos
Fahram Lena Schmitz Mrs w P
George q Warren Williams Mrs j.
Hockstock Frank
UNAVAILABLE.
Chas Kellogg 8 90, Chicago, al.
Black s. Morse, SO g 81 So. Canal St., Chicago
To obtain any ofthe abovel letters theapplicant
must give the date ofthis list
CHARLES FRANTZ, P. M.
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Chapter Az of the Laws OF Wisconsin is an act
to provide for the better protection of life in
theaters, concert balls, lecture rooms and public
school houses. This law provides that it shall
not be lawful for the owners, Iessees or managers
Of these places of public resort to allow them to
be so used until they all first have all the doors
constructed, and so hinged ,lOc ked and fastened
as to open outwards, so that, in case of fire or
panic, rush is made to get out, the doors may
be forced open instead of being forced shut, so
that it would be impossible to open them. Any
person who shall neglect refuse to comply with
the provisions of this act, shall be punished by
fine of cot less than twenty-five dollars, nor
more than fifty dollars for each and every offense.
The attention of the School Board is called to
this law, as every door in every public school
house in this city is constructed and hinged In
violation of law. Now that vacation is here, the
opportunity is afforded FOR compliance with the
requirements of this act. The owners of the
pubic halls should see to it that their hall doors
are properly ged or there may be trouble
some day There is but one public hall in this
city that makes any pretenions to safety in this
resreet, and that one is only partially up to the
requisite protection according to law. Why
churches were not included in this act is a mys
terry, as it is well known that some of the mos
disastrous, and fatal panics that have occurred
have taken place in churches. The TELEGRAPI
has called attention to this subject several times
il he past and may have occasion to do so again
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A. Benedict. of Waukegan, is recovering from q
severe illness.
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MA
May go down to Swim,
No my darling daugh-
ter, but go to the Cash
Store and buy you a
DRESS, they sell SOC Goods
for a quarter.
A large line from Dry Goods
Auction at 25c worth SOC.
L. FELLOWS & Co,
Founders of the cash business.
38y1
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The young couple arrived in Kenosha last Wed
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accompanied by the brides parents, and the same
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sTocKnoIDERs' MEETING.

OFFICE or TIL. GROWN POINT GOLD
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

LPuA CONSOLIDATED MINING CON.
n rANY.-The ninth annual meeting Of the
stockrold-rs % the above named Company. for
the election oi Trustee and the trsn.aetion Of
such other business ~ may come before u. will
h held IN MONDAY. June 10. is76 third
Monday In JuneI. al I o'elock p. T.. on that dag.
Of The once of the Company. rransfer books
will he closed on TUESDAY. June Is. iss6. at 5
och ca y. q. WV. WILLIS, Secretary.
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STockH0IpERs' MEETING.

A NsuAL MEETING. -NoTfck.- TIE
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srs OF the Queen Mining Company. for the cleo
ton of Directors TO serve for the ensuing year.
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a. may proo~rly come before the Meeting. will
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san Franeisco. California, on TUESDAY. ths
sixth 10Th, day of Juas. isis. 81 the hour OF
Que al O'CLOCK 2. n. Of said day.
wM. n. MccLINTOCK.
myl3td Secretary.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

FLORIDA SILVER MINING C0NrANr.-
IL Notice Ia Stockholders. - San francisco.
May 10. is1s.-ln accordance with . resolu-
tioa adopted 81 . meeting Of the Trustees VI the
Florida silver Mining Company. : special meet
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DAY, the l2th dag Of June. ISIS, at the hour Of
. o'clock ?. H., 10 take into consideration ard
capital stock u said Compsny IRON nvs million
"a, ,00I dollzrs. divided Into atty thousand
l;o,U0Jl sharvs 10 the par value Of one hundred
dollsrs each. the present capital 81 the Com
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divided into one hundred thousand liOJ.0ool
.hAre- Of the par value Of one hundred dollArs
each. ". W. LEONARD,
OLIVER ELDRlD0E,
JESsE HOL.LADAY,
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s%TocKHoIDERs' MEETING.

NNuAL MEETING. = NOTICE. = THE
n trst ustl annual nesting Of the stock.
the election OF DIRECTORS To serve for the On.
suing rear. and for the transaction Of surh
other business - may properly come bsfore The
nesting. will be held at the once Of the Com
psny, Room No. 4 uayvard's building. Ma. tis
TUESDAY. the sixth lsthl day Of June. lsie. 81
the hour VI two 90 O'Clock y. q. Of said day.
wv. II. MccLINTOcK.