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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-08

The CITY DEBT.-A conference Of the
members of both branches Of the City Council
sud most of the city officers wss held 10 the
council chamber last night. The whole sub
set of the Corporation debt, and its proposed
c:npromise. was freely discussed, all Of tho
speakers favoriog compromise, bot dife!log
as to the manner thereof
Finally committee consisting OF Messrs.
Reckham, j. 3. Smoot, Strauss, Marbury and
Stuart was appointed to confer With the COM
1nitec CT bondholders and ascertain If more ia.
7orable terms could not be secured.
This committee met the committee OF bond.
holders to-day, and after full expression Of
opinion it was agreed that the proposition form
etly submitted be 80 far modified IS to provide
for funding tho principal of the old debt 10
thirty year bonds, bearing 5 per cent iaterast
for the first fifteen years, aod 5 65 per cent tor
the remaining fifteen years. Tho accrued 10
teress, including that due July |, 1879, IL 10
be funded in bond ruooicG twenty years from
that date. bearing six per cent. interest ltis
proposition will be submitted ID tbs City Couo
Gil tonight. and if approved By them. the Cor
poration Attorney vii be INSTRUCTED 10 prepare
u bill 10 accordance Herewith.
The following statement OF tho debt wss pre-
ssn.cd to the cooiereuoe last night:
Debt Statement 81 Alexandria Corporation.
Bonded debt May
81, 1878, Sl,046 2iO w
Arrears Of interest
due May 81. rs. 5 4755S s.
CoupaDs due July
l. 1878, 3l,543 -
Coupons due Jan,
l. 1879, 3l,3SG 50
Coupons dus July
l.1s79. 1885 80
Note for past due
coupons &eR W
Gunton due Jag
%. 1876, 2lt9o %
lltsreSt on Gunt0a
note from Juuo
IS 1877, toJuy
l. 1872 3 5Oi Is
Less coupons paid 5000 IS
duros current
isoal gear. 425l3 40
l24 557 as
Judgment favor Washington
Of costs md i1,erest,l 1900 90
T,mnnraro loans 6,372 80
Outstaud!og warrants. il,lIZ os
Estimated amount TO be allowed
tax payers NEXT fsc:! year Tor
pIonp! payments current
year ut liz per CT, 2io w
sl,l92.725 Sc
Of which amount this SUN IS IA
tho siakog tup1. ~ iU0 w
tusd. sl,093 OPS So
f. l.. BRoCREIT. Auditor.
AUDITORS OFFICE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-08

It is ore of those rare. good remedies which
used once will be always kept ia the house.
DE-. Bulls Baltimore Pills We refer to. Pfca
25 cents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-08
CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.

Mr. Withers reporte3 back from TIE Com.
m;t!ec ca Aspirations the Army bill without
ameudmeci.
Mr.. Ban, gave notice of al Amendment
nakiog it rsoal cfetce, punishable With hne
snd i'm tIi!,l mAr., l"r any military, naval or
civil GMr, or auy ctaet person, tz,apt Tor
tie ~ pose; rs n d 10 the bill. to appear armed
with deai'y weapon Of any description within
q mile OF aoy poiog place where general er
special election fer representative 10 Congress
is being he'd.
Mr. Wi,hers will cali up the bi!I ai:cr the
New Hampshire senatorial question Shall be
decided.
The Senate adopted Mr.. Bayavd's resolution
calling upon the Secretary OF tho Treasury. Tor
O statement of the sums OF money paid to John
|. Davenport siOoe 1870
The Senate resumed the consideration Of the
New Hampshire senatorial case.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Mr.. Frye, of Me-, bad read letter from the
editors of the "Okalona States. (which MIR
Muldrow, Of Miss, bad stated did not represent
any respectable element of Mississippi demo-
cracy) enclosing 90 extract from that paper. tf
date, Augusr % b, 1878. supporting Mr.. Mul
drow as representative from the Is: Dis'rc! OF
Mississippi.
A debate sprung up as 10 the pEoprlciy OF
iustruciug toe chairman of tho Committee Of
the Whole (when the House shall be il com
uittee on the Legislative Approprisriou billy to
award the floor in accordance with the rules OF
the Houss. and not to be bound By any list ct
speakers which may be formed
After an informal discussion, in the couris o:
which Mr.. Kelley, Of Pa , characterize as pick
wickisn the cry Of revolution and revolt the
subject matter in regard to the awarding If the
foor in Committee OF the Whole las referred
to the COMMITTEES on Rule.
The House then went into Committee Of the
Whole on the legislative bill, 20 be considered
under the 6Se minu.es' rule, and all general de
bate 10 be reserved until the political features OF
tho bill shall be reached.
NOTES.
The Senate Committee on Appropriations to-
day by strict party vote decided to report
back tho army appropriation bill without any
amendment, and to recommend its passage ii
all particulars precisely as 1t cano from the
House Of Repres entstives.
Tho Senate Committee on Military Affairs to-
day reconsidered their former action in regard
to the various questions involved in the pending
nominations for promotions and appointments
in the army, and sgreed to refer the whole mat.
ter to the Senate for Instructions or direct and
final action by that body.
Four Ruasian Poles and ono Servisn siuJrnts
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ALEX DEsI>A GAZ E 'i''1' u
DR.. WALKER DE-. Ms,y Walker paid Al

DR.. WALKER DE-. Msyy Walker paid Al,
exaLdria ylsi. yesterday evening" aod created
q1to az x,ttmsot wherever h" Eont, paT,a
usrly among the Juvenile papu'a;i2o. She
called upca well known cltzen o. /. ya!
street in regard 10 Ike played up2n hss IN
Washington some weeks sirce b. said ci:z.GG,
but unfortunately the gentleman vas onf' It
is understood that she cooemp!ates Tangeaoc;;
dire. She also called ct the GszAtc q )e 'ai
announced he: intention 10 lecture ia lbs G.;
neZt Monday night 90 the snti let CT Love
She wss followed to the ferry wharf oy uG'iey
crowd OF boys. who hootcd and yelled at her,
and were frequently reproved By her. "a Ter
entry into the ferry house sho was given 8
serenade By the gauios
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-08

For cue Ct those 50 o. co, Hats. worth 81. OF
epd so, call at the Boss Clothing House,
These HAS arc Of fashionable style aud are o
really coed qualify.
an I'm NJ. BENDHEIM.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-08

For BAKING PANS, CAKE PANS, PIE PANS,
Oyster Cans, Cake Cutters, Tiu Toya, or auy
thing 10 The tiowarc line. call Oh Stspstury "
Bro, corner King ADD Columbus sts. dec 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-08

CORPORATION CoURT-Judgc E. u. Lo,st
presiding -CoNTINUAT1cN OF YESTERDAY $
PROCEEDINGS. Toe will Ct VIZ. Is. RIcbsrds
was psrty proved BY J. Richard Smoo', SUD
scribiog witness.
csss; Jury swcro. and case 10 progress
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-08

CANAL STEAMER SuNK.-Tbe Cumbsrlsnna
News ssys:-"The canal steamer Star no. -, o.
which left this port last Friday, loaaeo VIII, WIFI
coal, ran sgaipst rock on tho eight mie iGss'
of the canal, about twelve miles below rms S..s,
~ roise The boat left hero last evening.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-08

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, APRIL 8, 1879
Sun rises.....-... 30 Sun sets............. = %
ARRIVED.
Str W Thompson, lower Pic, to a Reed,
CLEARED.
Str Anthracite, Philadelphia, by F A Reed
Str Mattsno, lower Pic, By J Broders & Co.
PASSED UP.
Schrs B b Jones, Philadelphia. fer Washing
ton Newport, Baltimore, for do Commerce
Beaufort, for do Ann Turner, Norfolk, for do
MEMORANDA.
Schr T Seward, hence. at Baltimore 7th.
Schr a B Goodman, Washington, at Eich-
mond, 7th.
Schr Breezs, cleared from N. Y, for Wash.
ington It'll.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-08

TIE STATE DEBT BILL-Tbe court house
at Brentsv!o was crowded amoS: to sutocauon
vest rcsy by the people of Prince William, who
had assembled there to listen to dshato 90
the bill ;or the settlement @! the Sta:e j.b:,
lately passed By tho Gen:ral Assembly.
Senator John Paul. Of Rockingham, acd
Delegate George A. Mustbach ct this c'ty..
vc the speakers, and Delegates SbuTa:e, OF
Farquier, ind Far, q FaIrtc1, we're also pres
=ut, bu. cid rot speak. -,
Tho meeting was presided ever oy Mlj. W.
W. Thorrton, County Superintendent, :.
Mr.. Mushbsch oreoed in aspecch OF bali 90
hour, followed By Mr.. Paul for ono hour AID q
half Mr.. Mush5ach Their closed the debate
10 most powerful apd convincing speech OF
one tcurs duration. lilo seemed TO have his
audience er,l,eiy with h:rl. ard at the corou.
sion of his remarks u voe was taken add tie
debt bill endorsed. there Being only tWa v1te5
10 the negative in the whole crowd.
During the debate Mr.. Farr, OF Fairfax. who
il pror ouuced rea6juster, was brought to his
feet by q remark from hir. Mushbaoh, 10 the
eject that. although tho rcatiusters conpialo
ed Of tho depleted condition OF the State treas
ury at i lis ioatii!y TO meet the demands upon
1t, yet they bad. BY lcrclrr IN extra SEES 90,
still further drained the treasury CT naoy thou!-
AID doers, thus giving r!s, to the suspend
that il was the $3.50 extra pay they wantec.
Mr.. Farr, for himself, deD,d that such was
his motive.
MIR. Mushbuch sid heoould notjudge ct the
motives Of gentlemen; he merely knew tho Ell
fecss of their action.
The meeting was most enthusiastic oae'
aid it is admitted By all present that Mr.:
Mushbach added much to bis already we'll
established reputation for kuoHledgo Of State
affairs and ability in handling them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-08

FARE REDUcED.-As will be seen b. The ad
vertisem sut elsewhere the 1rlaod AMI S.aooard
Company has reduced the rate Of fare tc MOI
folk on its boats to one dollar for sing 10 trip,
and one dollar and half for round trip.
The freight charges will DO reduced IN rro-
nnrtinn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-08

FISH REPORT. After waiting many days
the hearts of the fishermen and dealers have
been ssddencd by increased arrivals OF hsh.
Fis!toWn this morning, for the first time
this season, presented busy and animated
appearance. There wsre q number OF vessels
at ,hs WHAT, and all hands were busy unioao.
irg them, outtiog the fish and carrying tue"
tff to the fish houses.
A largo lumber OF herriogs we're cut 90 the
what 10 day tor the country trade. .
The Grst ssltug OF the season was done p7
Mr s. j. Reed last night.
The receipts since yesterday report IA punt
to $500 sbsd and so 600 herriDgs.. Sbad
brought l5a$22 per hundred. aud hernnss
1851 per t10u1 so1 oO%V PltS e suu
buoch.
The largest cargo of the season was received
from Clifton. the shore OF MIR. Waller this
morning. 1t comprised about 20 600 herrlogs'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-08

poL1cE ITEMs.-The following cases have
bern reported sros yesterday, >.
VIM. Miller, a tramp, WAS found 10 esoSe'
10 room 10 the houss OF MIR. L. Is. boooe,
,,roer of King and Washington streets. iaoy
who occupied the room beard polse and Gaming
assistance the msn Yves found secreted as ss'e 81
He is the same man who was gong aroune tue
streets yesterday pretending to nave , ou. G ;n
srm, the other being cIeVerly 1asseneo oomu ~.
side Of bis clothing. He was srresteo anu val Il
Iisd before the Mayor. Who sent him out OF
town this morning. .,..;..
Msrsaret Stanton. oo!cred, for obtaining
goods under false protences, was looked up Tor
further examination. ,.: T
Richard Stafford, co|ored. for assaunng ..
Corbio, also colored, was com nitted to JAZZ oS
Justice Psdsett, in default Ct payment OF noe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-08

new yosx. hptil 6.-Stoeks irregular. Mon
ev c.. Tloar dali Wheat dull. Corn doll
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-04-08

Four Russian Poles and ono Servisn, students
of medicine at Vienna, have been arrested as
belonging to the socialist propagsnds.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-09-24

looking over some land in Otsego
county, pitched their tent in some
woods near Otsego Lake, and being
very tired were soon wrapped in
slumber, The night was very
chilly, and early Saturday morning
Mr.. Smith awoke shivering with
cold. lie moved outside the tent
without the knowledge Of Mr..
Leonard and commenced gathering
chips for the fire. All of sudden
Mr.. Lenord was aroused from his
sleep, and peering through the
tent door, observed a dark object
moving around in the darkness,
few PAGES from the tent. His
first impulse was that it was bear
and without waiting for a moment
grasped his revolver and leveling
it at the supposed bear, fred. The
pistol had been well aimed and the
bullet struck the mark for which
it was intended, entering Smiths
abdomen just above the right hip.
The wounded man uttered q shrek
and fell over. Mr.. Leonard was
terrified and could not speak
Had he made such a mistake Yes,
il was too true, he had mistaken
Mr.. Smith for bear, and had driven
the fatal bullet deep into his body.
Mr.. Smith was instantly remov-
ed to Drinks Hotel at Otsego Lake,
where every effort was made to
make him comfortable. On Sun
day afternoon he began to show
signs of suffering intense pain, and
that evening dispatch was sent
TO this city summoning DR.. w. f.
Vaughan. A special engine was
provided to convey him thither, but
the iron horse, though under an
extra pressure of steam, arrived
too late, Mr.. Smith dying yester-
day morning at one o'clock. The
affair creates great deal of excite
ment at Otsego Lake, and though
Mr.. Leonard is censured for care
lessness. he is belived to have done
the deed entirely accidentally"
The remains Of Mr.. Smith were
inferred at Otsego Lake.
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Wednesday, sept "a, 1879,
Alpena Fair and Grounds.

So at last Alpena has aroused
herself after long delay, and, in
her characteristic way of doing
things, is just rushing matters in
regard to the fair. The committee
for a long time seemed to have con-
siderable trouble in selecting sui
table grounds as a permanent Local
ton, but now since they have made
such a happy selection, we shall
try and tell you something about
them.
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REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.

Bills allowed as recommended and
warrants ordered drawn for the pay
ment Of the same, on motion OF Alder
man Phelps.
From Committee on Streets and Sew
ers, to whom was referred the petition OF
b. Desamore and sixteen others, asking
for a sidewalk on northeast side OF Mil
street, from Dock street to Long Lake
State road, recommending that the pray
or Of the petitioners be granted, and
the Street Commissioner instructed to
notify the lot owners on said street 10
have saldwalk CONSTRUCTED.
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KILLED by Mistake.
From The Harrisyille Rev.

From The Harrisyille Review.
Last Saturday our citizens were
somewhat shocked by receiving
telegram from Otsego Lake, to the
effect that Angus Smith of Harris
vile had been accidentally shot
there, and was lying in a critical
condition-no particulars being
given--and Monday the second
dispatch was received announcing
his death. Mr.. Smith was young
man of about 81 years, and was
formerly from Canada. He had
been a resident Of this county for
a number of years past-being in
employ Of various parties in the
vicinity Of Harrisville and Green
husband was Familiarity known
and respected by many Of our
citizens. We believe he has no
relatives in the county, but he
leaves a large circle Of friends to
mourn his untimely decease. The
full particulars Of the sad affair, as
chronicled 10 the Bay City Daily
Tribune Of Tuesday morning, are
as follows:
"On Friday night last Angus
Smith Of Harrisville and a Mr..
Leonard, Of Detroit, who had been
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Moved nv Alderman Icaly that the
report of the committee be accepted and
adopted and that the Street Oomm''-
sloner be and is hereby instructed 10
notify lot owners along said route TO
build sidewalks in 'front.' Of their prem
ises. Ayes-Brown, Golling' Geoharah
Healy, Pack and Phelps. Nays-None'
Carried
MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS.
BY Alderman Pack, that the reSoiu-
ton or resolutions by which the Coun-
ell adopted the several reports from the
special committee appointed to locate
hydrants in Second ward, be rcconsid-
cred. Aycs-Brown, Pack and Phelps
Nays-Golliug, Cebhardt and Heaiy'
Tie vote. Mayor voted in the a1liiha-
tive. Motion carried.
The question recurring on the origin
al motions thus recous,dercd, The same
were seveally lost.
Moved by Alderman Pack, that aI'
reports heretofore made in reference 20
locating hydrants in Second ward De
referred 10 the Aldermen from said ward
and that they report on the subject mat
ter az this meeting. Ayes-Browu, Col
ling. Pack and Phelps, Nays-Geb-
hardt and IIcaly. Carried.
Moved by Alderman Pack, supported
by Alderman Healy, that the matter Of
granting an extension Of time to the
Alpena City Water Company FOR put
ting in inlet pipe and completing the
works, be taken OF the table. Motion
carried.
The question being on granting the
extension Of time after considerable dis
cussion. Alderman Golliug moved to lay
the matter on the table, which motion
prevailed by yeas and nays as follows:
Ayes-Brown, ,GollIns, Gebhordt and
Healy. Nays-Pack and Phelps.
BY unanimous consent, the commit
tee 10 whom was referred the matter o.
locating hydrants, etc. in Second ward,
presented the following report:
To the Ion. tie Common Council city Of
A'peBa
GENrIFNEN.-Your committee 10
whom was referred the matter of loca'-
ING hvdrauts and pipes in Second ward,
respectfully report that they recommend
that hvdrants be located a. follows -
One hydraut corner Of River ana Fourth
streets, nj corner Of River and SIKH
street, az Cooks corner OF RiNer ana
Seventh streets, at Bones corner OF
River and Ninth streets, l at Peter
Paros corner on Tenth street, between
corner of Fourteenth street and the
bridge. On Chisholm street. corner
of 18th and Chisholm streets, ] corner
of 10th and Chisholm streets, ! corner
of Sth and Chisholm streets, ! corner OF
9th and Chisholm streets, ! corner OF 0'h
and Chisholm streets, ut corner oi AN
and Chisholm streets. One at corner of
9th and Lockwood streets, ! al corner
of eth and Lockwood streets. | ~ cor
ner OF 9th and Lockwood streets, ! ar
corner of 4th and Lockwood streets, l
mt cofher Of Bird and Lockwood streets.
One at corner of 3rd and Saub'e streets,
at corner of 4th and Saub.e streets.
one at corner of 9th and Saginaw
streets. One at corner of 9th and Plain
streets.
We recommend that instead Of laying
the pipes in alley between Chisholm and
Lockwood streets. pipes be laid ON each
of Chisholm and Lockwood streets. We
also recommend that pine be laid ON
Sauble street from Washington avenue
TO 4th street.
L IN - Y
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J. y. UEALG.
j. GEDUARUT,
Committee.

Moved by Alderman Pack that the re-
port Of the committee be accepted, and
their rec Communications coucurrcd in, cx- /
ceptng rs to the one AZ Bones corner OF
River and Ninth streets, and the one at
Peter Parro's corner, on Tenth street.
Aycs-Brown. Golling, Pack and Phelps.
Naycs-Gebhard and IIealy. Carried.
Moved by Alderman Pack, that said
last mentioned hylrauts be located on
the present lire Of pipe, by the Aldermen
of Second ward, and that they report
thereon at next meeting. Carried.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Prof Corbin applied to the Council for
permission to use on the stairs in Cen
trail buildng, about 100 feet of condemn
ed hose belonging TO the city. Granted.
Moved by Alderman Pack, that Al
derman Brown aud Golling be and are
hereby appointed a special committee to
confer with Geo. p. Smith, with a view
of constructing a foot-paih on bridge,
contemplated to be built by Water Com
pany across Thunder Bay River. Mo-
tion carried.
BY Alderman Golling, that Street
Commissioner notify 4. n. Spratt and
l.. A. Tompkins to cause the excavations
they made In streets to be flied in. Car
ried.
On motion of Alderman Pack the
Council adjourned.
w. II. POTTER,
Mayor
A. r. MCDONALD,
Recorder.
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lOFFICIAL.l
Council Proceedings.

The Common Council of the city of
Alpcna met in the Council Room, on Mon
day evening, September 22nd, 1879, and
was called to order at eight O'clock by the
Mayor.
PREsENT.-W. II. Potter, Mayor; A.
r. Mcdonald, Recorder, and Aldermen
Brown, Golling, Gcbhardt, Healy and
Phelps.
Journal of session held September 9th,
1879, read and approved.
PETITIONS.
3. F. Luce and : others, asking that
sewer on First street be lowered so as
70 give It proper fall TO the river. Re
rcrred to Committee on Streets and Sew
ers.
John G. Beekman and Is others, stat
ing that some of the fences on Second
street are several feet outside of the
street line, and asking that the Council
take immediate action 10 have the street
Strengthened and fences in the street re-
moved Referred to Committee on
Streets and Sewers.
CONMUSICATIoNs.
Comptroller, recommending payment
Of sundry bills. Referred to the Com
mittee on Ways and Means.
From City Marshal, stating that on
the cath day of August, A. D. 1879, he
discharged Charles Salonkey from the
police force for neglect Of duty; also that
on the 18th of September he appointed
John Thompson to I'LL the vacancy on
the police force. Referred to full Board
Alderman Pack appeared and took his
/ scat.
From the Alpena City Water Com,
pany as follows:
To NE Hon. the Common Council city o
Aipcnd:
GFNTLEMEN.-Wea are informed that
according TO report from the special
committee appointed TO locate hydrant.
i'm the Second ward (Which report Ia:
been adopted by your honorable body
we are NlItGltu 10 tNltlu lllt ScIltS o
pipe far beyond the amount provided fol
i'm our contract as follows: BY locating
hydrant at corner of River and Ninth
streets, 1t is necessary to lay 1853 feet o
pipe to connect II with main; by locat
ing a hydrant at corner of Minor an,
Tenth streets, it is necessary to lay ~
feet of pipe to connect il with main; b.
{ locating a hydrant at corner OF Lock
, wood and Ninth streets, it is necessar,
TO lay 363 feet. The line Of pipe takel
: out OF alley between Lockwood an,
, Chisholm streets, 2,772 feet, and laid il
both Lockwood aud Chisholm street
from 2nd 20 Sth, increases the length o
pipe 2,772 feet. The line of pipe order
ed on Sauble street from Washington
avenue 20 4th street, 726 feet. The lin
OF pipe taken up from Eight street AM
ordered laid in Fifth street, makes n
e change in length Of piping, and the &c
tai Increase of pipe ordered, ACCORDING
to said report, Is 1850 feet which, &C
. cording 10 section five OF our contract
will increase the annual rental TO b
paid by the city to $4,000
I IL IL is your intention 10 order Oh
I above increase, we will order the pip
laid Immediately.
: w. II. JOHNSON,
1 Sec'y Alpena City Water Compan.
Referred TO full Board.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
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DRoBATE NOTICE.

i -,
State OF Michigan, county Of Alpena,-ss.
Notice is hereby given, that by an order Of the
Probate Court for the county Of AlpCna. made on
the 10Th day of August, a. ID. 1919 six months nom
that date were allowed for creditors 90 present their
Claims against the estate of John ReJman, late OF
the county Of Anegany, and state OF Icnnsyl-
vania, deceased, and that all creditors Of said
10 said Probate Court az the Probate Office. in
the city of Alpena, for examination and allow
ance on OF before the 10th day Of February so
next aud that such claims viii be heard before
said Court, on the 18th day q November next,
and on the 10th day Of February, 1ss0 next,
AZ 10 o'clock in the forenoon OF each Of those
days.
Dated Alpena, September ed, 4. D. lSTa.
JUDsON D. HOLMES,
42iw4 Judge Of Probate
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A. r. MCDONALD,
Recorder.
Aipena City Water Company.

Notice Is hereby given that the annual meeting
Of the Stockholders OF the Npcna City Water
Company, will BE- held at the office OF the Socrc-
tary. ON Tuesday, Oct. 9TH, 1879, at 10 o'clock A.
NJ , for the election OF Directors and the tIansac-
ton Of such other business of the company as
may b. thought proper.
WI. JOHNSON,
Secretary.
w. II. PorTKR,
President. 423w3.