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Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1880-11-03
2:dra Arg. NO a..
Entered at the Post Office at
81. Paul, Minp., as second class
matter.
Till Yara prenuneranter.

- Aret lider mot slit slut. SKAF-
PARBN har under detsamma haft
att gladja sig. at EFT stort under
st0d fran allmanhetens sida, och
pa samma gang vi med noje erkan.
ma delta, taga vi oss friheten hem.
bara vara winner ett hjertligt och
Valfortjent tack. Men manga af
vara prenumeranter och agenter
hafva icke annu betalt prenumera-
tionsmedlen for SKAFFAREN under
det gangna aret. Vara utgifter aro
i veckan sardeles dryga, och vi ha
naturligtvis f6r att gifva ut tidnin.
gen ordentligt pa bestamd dag -
hvilket vi alltid hafva gjort - va.
rit n6dsakade att f6rskottera betyd-
Ii ga summon. NJ hafva farmarne
fatt sin skord, och vi uppmana har-
med hvaI: och en-, som annu
icke inbetalt sin prenumerations.
afgift, att of0rdr0jligen uppfyl-
la denna sin skyldighet. Iva dollars
sro visserligen icke en- stor summa,
men for oss utg3r en- utestaende
tva dollars har och en- ditto der, mar
de sammanlaggas, tusentals dollars,
och vi hoppas att vi icke vidare be.
h1fva tala ON denna SAX. vi arc
medvetna ON, att SKAFFARENs pre-
numeranter utg1ras af den ordent-
ligare delen af den svenska befolk.
ningen j landet, och derf0re aro
vi afven vissa ON, att, da vi nu ps-
mint dem ON deras skuld till oss,
de utan vidare skola betala sina re-
sterande prenumerationsafgifter.
St. Paul, Mimi, den 3nov. 1880.
REDAKTIONEN.
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1880-11-03

UNDER sistliden september ma.
mad ankommo 54,875 invandrare
till delta land. ,
DEN protestantiska episkopala
kyrkans mote New York afsluta
des i onsdags.
IRE personer d6dades i fredags
'vid en- tagsammanst6t 6tning pa Pan
Handle-jernyagen. .. ..g
B1sKop D. S. Dagget Richmond,
Virginia, dog f5rliden onsdag efter
en- lang tids sjukdom.
INREa1sTRER1NaEN i st. Louis
afslutades med 56, 577 lagligen r6st
berattigades namn pa listorna.
.OFF1cIELLA census.listorna gifva
Rhode Island 276,5 innevanare
och District of Columbia III, 1888.
DET sjunde arsmotet af "Wo.
mans National Christian TEMPER.
ance Union. pagar f. n. i Boston.
Mrs. GOULD, kass6r for upph6r-
da t'W omen's Deposit Bank i
Boston, har satt $4,000 i bergen
for sin installelse j ratten.
En- genuin tysk grefve, som ta.
lar fem olika sprak, men ar utan
penningar, sitter haktad j Fort
Wayne, emedan han stulit sugar.
CHARLES francis ADAMS, hvil.
ken for fyra ar sedan var en- Til
denman, ar nu en- afgjord van af
det republikanska partiet och Gar.
field.
GENERAL GRANT presiderade
torsdags yid ett storartadt massm6.
te j Buffalo, New York, vid hvil.
ket senator Conkling var ''festta.
laren.'
Mrs. HEMPH1LL, en- svag gam.
NAL qvinns, och tva sma barn ON.
kommo. i fredags. da lagorna f5r.
st1rde EFT privat hus uti Bridgewa.
ter, Pa.
En- frma New York, som tret.
tio ar drifvit kafehandel, iDlemna-
de i f1rra veckan konkursans0kan.
Dess skulder uppga till $50, ,000
dollars.
y. DB municipala valen Baltimore
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1880-11-03

Maryland, h6llos den 81 oktober
och utf5llo naturligtvis till f6rman
for det demokratiska partiet, som
der har ett af sina sakraste fa-
stan
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81. LOUIS, April lS.-River IS feet 8
inches by gauge. Weather clear, warm
and windy. Arrived: Clifton and Etna,
Huntington; Gold Dust YiCksburg,
Genevieve, Memphis; Josie, New Or!
leans. Departed: City Of Helena, yicks-
burgf HowardI New Orleans; Psckfort,
Benton.
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oFFlcE COMMONWEALTH DisrRIBurIoN 1
COMPANY, COURIER JOURNAL BUILDING, !
LOUISVILLE, KY, April 10Th, 1880.
Judge Brown, Of the United States Cir.
cult Court, on March 3lst made the fol.
lowing decisions: S,siiat sI7iis
l. That the Commonwealth Distribu.
ton Company is legal. =
9. That Its drawings are not fraudulent.
The Postmaster General has therefore
rescinded his order against the delivery
ofmails to this Company. Registered let.
tiers will be delivered and postal orders
paid as formerly. The nineteenth draw.
ing will take place April 99th. Send or.
ders TO r. NJ. BoARDMAs, CouirsJotpnal
building, Louisville, KY, or 3O7 and 500
broadway, n. " -nIEt il A.tt. 81.
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CERTIFICATE OF INcoRPoRArtoS.-Secre-
tary OF State Brady yesterday issued a
certificate Of incorporation to the Nail
City Glass company for the purpose Of
manufacturing buying and selling all
kinds Of glassware, and especially bottles,
viRls, fllsks and fruit Jars. Tho principal
Office shall be al Wheeling, W. Va, and
Is to expire April ~, 1900. For the pur.
pose Of incorporation $4,000 has been
subscribed, OF which 81 900 has been paid
in and desire the privilege Of increasing
so subscribed is divided ito shares Of 500
each, OF which Alfred PAUL holds forty
shares, Harry W. Mcclure twenty-five
shares, G.. W. Franzheim, eight shares,
George Mathews, Hugh Sterling, Thomas
Prnce, ]. A. Clynker, Eve shares each, H,
o. Bayha, three shares, 7. J. Hugus, two
Shares, j. 7. Hanes, Of Martins Ferry,
two shares, and the capital hereafter sold
10 be divided into shares OF like amount
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ADMINISTRATORS the Continent
This thoroughly sensational drama will
hold the boards, as the saying Is, at the
Opera House this evening. Mr.. Oliver
Doud Byron appearing in his favorits role
OF Joe Ferris In 'tAcross the Continent"
The play is one ofthe most powerful Of It's
kind and replete with startling effects and
incidents-railroad trains, telegraph in
practical operation, Indians, hand hand
combats, and other devices for electrifying
the nervous system. Mr.. Byron Is Q clever
actor, and the leader Of those who have
chosen the sensational order in which TO
exercise their talent. He has avery fine
presence, and invests hispart with decided
interest. Thepertormance will be relished
with maniiestly much satisfaction by q
very large audience.
Tickets now on sale at Lucas.
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U. P. PRRsBYrxnY.-This body metal
West AlexanderSU. p. Church Yesterday,
Rev. Thomas Balph, Moderator, and
Rev. VIM. Weir, Clerk.
Present: ]. 7. Mcclure, DID,, VIM.
Weir, D. N. sleeth. Thonsg Paiph, NJ. NJ.
Pollock, w. II. Coleman, j. N. Farrar
and J. Y. Ashenhurst, Elders W.tJ.HW.
Cowden, John Patton, Samuel; Pollock,
VIM. A. Mccoy, A. g. Campbell. s. II.
Thompson, A. s. Keyser, Thomas McFar-
land, Isaac Post and Thomas Johnston.
Rev. w. ii. Lester was invited TO sit as q
corresponding member. - - lsEa.s
Rev. W. A, Wilson was received on GER
tihcate from the Associate Reformed Pres
byterian Presbytery Of Kentucky.
A call from Buchanan Hill, Marshall
county, directed to Rev. W. N. Hunter,
was received. s, 81 II "a b
Revs. Waddle, Coleman and Frazier,
Elders John Patton, VIM. Porter and s.
NJ. Thompson were chosen delegatee 20
the General Assembly, which meets in
&enia, Ohio, In May next sr5.
James Anderson and j. K. 6iffin, stu.
dents Of theology under the care Of the
Presbytery, delivered discourses as speci.
mems OF their progress. Mr.. Anderson
was licensed TO preach the gospel.
Rev. S. Z. Frazier forwarded his resig,
nation Of the pastoral charge Of Cadiz
Ohio, congregation, and action thereon
was deferred until the next meeting.
Rev. j. Y. Ashenhurst was chosen Sab
bath School Superintendent for the Pres
The women's Missionary, Society me
in the q. P. Church. The exercises wer,
interesting and were greatly enjoyed b,
the many ladies present. Mrs. Balph, o
st Clairsyille, presided, and many ladiei
from the Presbyterian Church listened Il
the interesting exercises.
Both meetings adjourned at 4:S0, anC
the strangers left on tho evening train
well pleased with the hospitality Of GU
little town. 10. j ,,iis5f,. +. n
The ladies OF West Alexander congre
CATION provided . most bountiful dinner
which was served in'the basement Of tn
q. P. Church. 49,
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When the Louisiana State Lottery
Company was incorporated by the Legis.
lature, 1t gave that corporation legal
rights, which, after most searching In
vestigation,i the Postmaster General has
officially decided to respect and protect in
the use OF the mails and the safe delivery
Of all letters addressed to NJ. A Dauphin,
New Orleans, La, or same person at No,
3l9 Broadway, New York City. The next
monthly distribution (the l20th) occurs
on Tuesday, May, II, 1880, whom 50 may
win So, COO. ReTttire nothing hape nothing,
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THE CUTICURA SYSTEM
OF Treating Humors OF the Hood, SKI

VI AFVHtIuB HuhluFH OF INC HI0od, bkIn
dla and Scalp With Loss OF Hair,
Is ant the purihcatIon Of the hood, through an
energetic Aetiono o. the boWes liver hdn6ySand bkln
external evidence Of disease and restore the belutY
uhiispess and freShness Of the Skin and quantity
and quality Of the Hair. CuTTcuRA RESoLyENT I,
eathare, diuretie resoTent aud ahiofbent. II purl.
Of blood poisons, inVigoratel tho brain and nervous
feSces, and throws OF disease, cuTTCuRL, 4 M6dI.
elnaI jelly arrests external dlleASe removes lifSV;l
charging wounds, RllayI inflammation, itehinr ma
irritation, and heilS Its the sweetest eleanest ana
best hair RAsieFer and Beautlher ID Tho world,
CuneuRA Soar, for cleaning, restoring and boIutiy.
lbs we AID ior tho toilet, hath ADD nursery d
uhriYalled. II and the CuTICuRA SHAVING Soar. Tue
hrst and only medicinal soap prepared expressly for
shaving, are prepared from CUfIcuRA.
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The CouSB. -CfRcu1r CouRr judge
Melvin, This conrt court met at 0 A. N.
yesterday, and disposed Of the following
business:
State VS.. John Condrey. Indicted fol
burglarizing Lawrence Matthews saloen.
Jury: John Frank, Robert Anderson,
Peter Phillips, Thomas A. Reed, D. A.
Gifin, II. 0. Smith, James West, VIM.
Torrer. Lewis Heohle, John Burt, E. L,
Nicoll and Chas. Kerne. On trial. LIS.
Jordan for State, Cracraft and Arnett fol
prisoner,
ielonious cutting. Continued until next
term on motion OF defendant
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record a. to whether or not he would tax
home capital and exempt foreign com.
petition, The vote stood as follows: :
/ AySs-Boring, Ecf, Halstead, schnltze
Noes-cowan, cdsSeil, Han, MeA Adams,
schAmbra, Wilson, Wolyingtoni zoeckler
The Water Works Report was acted up.
on In accordance with the action OF the
other branch, as was also the report OF the
Finance Committee. s5{s 4.a
The report concerning the new fire
alarm project coming up Mr.. Pond was In
yited 10 show the working oil his system,
which he did, on the apparatus erected in
the room, and heretofore described In the
ISTELILIdgcSER. The action OF the Second
Branch in the matter was agreed TO, with
the accompanying propositions from the
companies having telegraph lines or de-
string TO erect them. .5,1s )
The action OF the other branch was also
concurred In In regard to the permission
granted the B. & o. road 70 erect tele-
graph poles, DC. in the streets and alleys;
the report oil Committee on City. Prison,
with the Superintendent report; and the
application from the Mcclure House for
license.
The lease Of Henry Fuzzy was, on
motion of Mr.. Sehambra, renewed on the
former terms. II i
The resignation Of. Harry Caldwell,
Clerk of the Branch, was read by the
Mayor, and accepted, and the applications
for appointment to The vacancy OF Alex
q. Eof, Joseph L, Wilde and Barney Gal.
lighan, were read. The vote resulted:
Gallighan, 8; Eoff; g. Gsllighan was con.
sequently declared elected. III,
The report OF the Committee on Fire
Department with the accompanying
documents; report OF Committee or
Streets, Alleys and Grades, and Of Com
mittee on Accounts, were successfully
taken up and acted upon in accordance
with the action Of the lowerbody, and thu
Branch adjourned.
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wRArHER iNDIcATIoNs.

WARRINGTON, April Ill A. x.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, warmer
clear or partly cloudy weather, southerly
winds, stationary or falling barometer.
For the Lower Lakes, increasing cloudi-
ness, followed by rain or snow areas,
warm southwest shifting TO colder north
winds and rising barometer.
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CuTlCuRA REMEDIES
For Hood, Skin and SenIp HumoFs

Are prepared By wKIEs d Por1RR, Chemists and
DrugsistS, 800 Warrington street. Boston, q Front
street. Toronto, Ont, and sn0W Hill, London, and
are ior sale By all DTuRgiStS. Price d CUTtcuRA,
small btxeet % eonta; large boKol, containing Two
and one hall time tie quantity q small, 81, RE-
lgLVHNf, 81 per bottle. CUncURA MEDICINAL
TofLEI SoAP, IS cents per eaka, CuIicuRA AKpi.
fiH4L sAyINg soar, y Goats per eaksi In bars iot
Bnbe1 and large eonsumefs, 50 cents.
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IMAorxE the feelings Of q poor woman,
who for seventeen years has been bed.rid-
den from rheumatism, and suddenly nnds
herself able TO walk. Such was the expe-
rience Of a lady In Waseca, Mimi, otwhom
the Rev. +. W. BuchholE reports that
alter using st. Jacobs Oh for three days,
she was able to get up and walk.
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RorI20 Years Entirely Cured,

Mssrs. WEEKS 4 PorIER Gtailsata,-I hay,
suffered from Skin Humcr for twenty Yeas with.
out finding auy remedy or Treatment that would cur,
II, until Ibogan tho use Of the CuTIcuRA REMEDIES
which, In short time and At small expense, have
enirtlY eradrated every rice Of the dIIaie % thai
now am entirely frre from II. j therefore belley,
they will do all you atTeftile them 70 do. =
respectfully yourL
,....,. ,., = go. JOS W. EsrABBooE.
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Rerular aronIhIy Meeting Last Might
Action Of second BFanch IN Regard 20
me sweeney Investigntion-It Looks
Very Mach Like WhiteWash.

Action Of second BFanch IN Regard 20
the sweeney Investigntion-It Looks
Very Much Like WhiteWaah.
sseoaA Rraneh.
This branch was called TO order by the
President, Mr.. Logan, and the following
members answered: Arkle, Caldwell, A.,
Fisher, Handlan, Horkheimer. Kimberly,
McNash, Pollock, Reeves, Simpson, Wait,
vockler and Logan, President.
The minn,es Of the last meeting were
read and signed. .iel
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Caima4This committee. made It's usua
report OF routine business. q afi
Hsalh.lThis committee recommended
that $50 be appropriated to get report on
the milk supply Of the city.
Also asked for power TO appoint . SAM
tary Inspector for each ward, TO be pale
NOT more than g per day each, and not b
employed longer than ten days each:
They also reported an ordinance In 70
lation 10 the cleaning Of priyy vaults.
Fnaalce.-This committee reported ina
t,e Fl. K List, ESQ, and bearing s pc
w " ~ ;n "a became due April lst. Ais
Seiaries amounting to s., 500 for the montl
Una ~ Ms,ch we're due. and as the city 1
abort, asked that the committee have pow
en- TO borrow $500 from EXCHANGE BAN
Al nate OF interest not 70 exceed . pc
cent, payable to the City Clerk and accept
ed BY james Todd, City Receiver; said o.
c'ty Iicsnses,
tay Pri0a-This committee reporte'
bills amounting to $50 9l, which WeI
The monthly report OF Superintendent
Maloney accompanied this report.
Streeis, Alloys and Grddes-This commit
tee reported bills amounting 70 s;te9 o
which were ordered pau. t - ~ the Sire,
ported tne IsIotuI Luz a. aIresdy been mi
lished. ...,o,. Ma. .,
They also tepoise ~ .ne s,,;nO Yes uu' ~
street cleaning Loi W enssi ssnor. ,or N
me streel oonm,s th;s sanor spO''- -
month acconPanieIT S tI.s cnpm;i,ss renor
trS DeDa,INe' Is..i,a.s ~ aMonnt;ns
$40 sS. which were ordered paid, = /,
They also presented tne oni ol IneS' q =
P. Telegraph Company for services L
March, amounting to sos, when was o
dered paid. n
The report OF the Chiet OF the fife "
partment is included In TINS report
hatr Hgs-ie ne c ~ lnh;ss a aa,o :
dered paid. :,
The bills Of the Superintendent oil U
works, amounting TO $50 IS, were orde
ed Maid,
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Hornbrook Park.
Turner Hall for Rent.
opening-Miss Rody.
Birgain-J. D. Heinlein.
Notice to Saloon Keepers.
Door Bells-Nesbilt & Bro.
Public Sale Of Building Lot.
Good News-Dr. J. G. Mccoy.
Spring upening-Mrs. kisner.
Louisiana State Lottery Company.
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{ lltiic Ull liz.
BLOOD AND SKIN RENE
DIES. ..-:...... !.

MesrS. wEEEs a; PorrER. GtRiitB<a,-I have
sufe ed over thirteen years With adm disease 10 my
hands and limbs, causing constant irritation, depV-
ing me Of rest and attention 10 buGIness sought
many remedies here and elsewhere also use Of sui.
phar baths, without permanent cure. Last May a
appeared on my hands, head and face, ewes became
much inhAmed and graduated, Causing al length Inn
paired sight internal and external remedies wore
prescribed By . leading phySician for six months,
was then introduced 70 smother, and q CONSULTATION
o. teIeral leading physieiAns vas had, Whsn dvhn!
Ito plan was decided upJn, but oil II no puoSs. AZ
rfolloNing advice for four months without per-
manent cure, i bought tso bottles 0t CUricuRA
RtsoLvgAI, two boxes Of CuriCuRA, aud some soAR,
aud can testify with great PLEASURE 70 the eject they
have had In my case, In eight days being ne1ly
cured. The physicians pronolnsed my case The most
aggravated one that has ever come under thtir tx
perience and prAetiee. reoomend and highly In
dofso the CuTfcuRA REnKptEs. Your truly,
ctuTopp ST. AND WOODWARD AVE, -
DEfRofT, Mich, Jan. ~ 1870. H-
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TRANSFER OF RIAL EsrArE-The follow.
ing transfer OF real estate was admitted
TO record in the Office Of the County Clerk
Deed made March 25, 1880, by George
Cla.or and wife TO Mary E. Plummer, for
the east part Of lot l6l on Wheeling ISL
and, for 81, 100.
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TINS Iron Mountain Is on her way 10
this city with barge OF iron ore for the
Belmont mill.
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THERMOMETER REcoRD.-The following
shows the range OF the Thermometer, as
observed at schnepf's drug store, Opera
House corner, yesterday:
7AuIanS S'P. 7F.MI7Ax. isG.sr.n7n.n
20 o. 6S 60 50 II n Cd
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Make a Happy Home.

By presenting your wife, daughter, sister,
orfriend with q
Steinway Piano, - So
Fischer Piano, siy s4fl ~
Knabe Piano, ~, s7itsi,Fsg
Emerson Piano,
Weber Piano,
Chickering Piano, t
palace Organ, "a,
Loring & Blake Organ,
Piano or organ stool,
Elegant piano cover,
Accordion, '
Guitar, 4 -
Violin and bow, rl-e
OF Banjo, "a ;Ssl :
From the magnificent stock to be found
at Lucas Music Store, 1927 Market street.
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New stock Of ladies and Gents Gold
and silver Watches Just opened.
JACOB W. GRuBB, the Isweler.
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WHEELING, April IL, 1880.
To he Honorable Ma,01r and Council Of dc
Gin Of Whaling:s 3sF sE$ EfeI

To he Honorable Aasor and Council Of u
City Of Rhetling:s 4 81 1fs
GESrLEMES-The undersigned, members
OF the Joint Special Commute appointed
to investigate the charges made before
your honorable bodies by William II,
Davis again James W. Sweeney, Sergeant
OF the city, desire to present their report
on the said charges. 1919. +f''.if-
We have carefully considered aud ex.
amined the evidence OF the many wit
nesses both OF the prosecution and defense
during the time OF trial. and since then
have In our private conferences considered
the evidence on each charge separately.
In making this report We desire to say
that 1t was the unanimous opinion Of the
committee that both the charges and our
conclusions should be given separately.
We have done this in oil except charges
Nos. and 2, which, being Of Q similar
nature, we have Joined in our conclu-
sion.
CHARGE so. l.
/ charge and can prove that James
W. Sweeney, now filling the Office Of
City Sergeant, did collect and receive
from the Baltimore and Ohio Kali
road Company, through one OF his depu-
ties, SlS5, for services rendered said com.
pany by your lffiant, and did appropriate
10 his own use and benefit the said sum Of
sls5.
1T a CHARGE So.2.
/ further charge and can prove that
the said ]. W, Sweeney did collect and
receive S22, In. the month Of January,
1880, from the Turner Hall Association,
and did appropriate TO his own use and
benefit the said sum Of S22. t1i}
OPINION on CHARGES AND 2.
The testimony on these charges proves
that James W. Sweeney, Sergeant OF the
city, has received from both the BAlti.
more and Ohio Railroad Company and
the Turner Hall Association compensa.
ton, as charged, for police services reud.
cred by his deputies, and has retained the
same for his sole use and benefit. From
evidence before us II appears that asimi.
lar practice has been in existence for
years, and by former City Sergeants. This
fact may somewhat extenuate the wrong
Of the present Sergeant, but II by no
means makes the matter right. The prac.
tice Is wrong, and tends TO corrupt and
injure the service. II Sergeant can de-
mand private Compensation before put
ting force in place where II Is needed,
there Is danger Of his withdraw
ing the force from such places un-
Ill he 10 privately paid for the
performance Of his public duty. We are
OF the opinion that Il was not contempla-
ted by Council that extra pay should be
exacted or received by the Sergeant or his
deputies for rendering such services as
the peace and good order OF the city re-
quire, or It would have been provided for.
The city hayingcomplied with Its portion
oil the contract made with the Sergeant,
has the right TO exact from him the full
service that has been paid for. In our
opinion the money SO collected In the past
should be paid Into the City Treasury and
strict provision should be made by ordl.
nance to prevent such wrongs in the
future. MOTT
ss CHARGE no. 8.
Iturther charge and can prove that the
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scALD HEAD
For Four Years Cured.

Mr.. A. SWIFT, Everett, Mas, writes Hrh,
CurIcuRA REnEpIEs eufed my child Of scald Head
covering the scalp and lower part Of tho neck Of iou
yea1, duration, and which had retStod all the uSua
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For Additional Local Sc Firt Pags.
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STREET CoNu1ssloSEa NICHOLS is repair
ing the streetsin many places just now.
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CHARGE 40.

1further charge and can prove that the
said James w. Sweeney has now in his
possession many witness fees, amounting
10 many dollars, which he has never paid
over, though frequently asked TO do 30.