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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-12-03
Local Brevities.


County Commissioners and District Court
meet next week.
A venire has been issued for o. 8. Grand
Jurors, returnable Dec. 2lst.
A meeting of the Rod and Gun Club will
be held at the Grand Jury room on Monday
evening next at o'clock.
Treasurer Coleman has collected sIo,78o.Zl
taxes during the past week--a very fair b'isi-
ness considering the vicious weather.
The officers elect will be sworn in the third
Monday of December (20th) "or within TWEEN
ty DAYS thereafter" and enter upon the dis
charge of their duties.
The cold snap caught the sluice boxes In
French Gulch this fall before they were
cleaned up, and the miners Of that guich are
short few thousands they should have IN
pocket.
Misses Lincoln and Hutchins have engaged
o. Neilps Theatre for Monday and Tuesday
evenings, December 18th and 18th, for their
exhibition and concert. Particulars Will ap-
pear next week.
Messrs. Holland & Estin bought at admin
istrator's sale of the Strickland estate last
week the bulk of the property put up-name-
ly the stable for $3.50, and five horses, three
vehicles and three sets of harness for 1854.
They will stock up and run the stable In good
style.
The wyman Comedy Company, which
played in Pioneer Tuesday night and expect
ed to reach the Frenchwoman's en- route TO
Helena on Wednesday evening, did not arrive
here until that time, having been twelve
hours making the eighteen miles between
Pioneer and Deer Lodge.
A petition, very largely signed, will be pre-
sented to the Board of County Commission
ers at the next session, asking them to reduce
the rate of taxation from twenty-five mills,
the present rate, to eighteen mills 1t Is
thought that will be sufficient to pay current
expenses, and that it is not expedient to
"bear down too heavily in paying nomi-
nal debt. The increase Of property Will
probably do that in q short time without
again increasing the rate If we continue to
have wise administration Of our financial af-
fairs.
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wEXfHER STRIPS
Keep On. wind and Frost.

.sM A - - - - 4&AssAM
Occupants Of houses should secure their
WiRiows and Doors Ut once against the Gold
Drafts OF Winter, by ordering without delay,
BROWNIES PATENT METALLIC and
RUBBER WEATHER STRIPS for Win
dows and Do9n, which entirely exclude
Zirf COLD DRAFTS s.
In Winter, saving half your fuel; and DUST
IN Sum nisr, sssfng yaur Carpets, Cprtains
and Fun nitlrey RAffLIF9 81 sHES are
Al usual for ventilation Have stood the test
oT ID Yeayy on Finest Ffiyqts and Public
Ruildjnas In the pfincipal Cities, Warrant
ed Good for Five Years. For Sale and Fixed
Mf JOHN oNEILL, peey Lodge.
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TRIAL JURORS.
School Census.

l.. Il. Damien, clerk of Deer Lodge School
District No. 1, completed his labors day or
two since, and informs us there is crafty
ing increase In the number Of children In
the district-an increase of l5i per cent. dur
Ing the past year. Following are the hgures
returned by him:
CENSUS OF 1879.
Children between and q years OF age, 20
under N
Total, 800: a4
Children between and n years OF age, S0
+" undcr4 !"
Total, ~
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New To-Day.
No. S44.
Application for Patent.


US. LAND OYricE, HELENA, N. T
Notice N hereby given that the Algonquin Company
incorporated under the laws Of the Territory OF Mon
by James X. Pardee, It's authorized agent whose
Post Once address is Phipeburg Deer Lodge county
Montana has this day hed application for patent I'M
der the Mining Laws Of Congress for 1850 linear feet
If the Belle Lode mining claim designated Lat No
60 situated In Flint Creek mining district Deer Lodge
county, n. T., in unsarveyed Township No. r
No. IS West which claim 10 recorded In the once OF
the County Recorder Of said county and described a.
follows In the Official plat and field notes on die In
this Office to-wit-Begtnning at corner No. /, post,
and running thence Z 79s feet; thence u . K 554x
feet; thence S9k w 1900 feet to lime stone 1sx
10x5 inches. from which the section corner on the
Weet boundary OF section No 30 TIN R13 W, bears
N 7So 0S min. w distant 4a6.7 feet; thence 8 Nc W
SLY feet; thence s9k 70a feet TO the place OF
beginning, excluding therefrom area OF l. 66 acres
In Lot No. 81 Algonquin lode claimed BY the AlgUn-
quin Company. and including an Of 0S3 In
Lot No. 40 Speckled Trout Lode surveyed for the
Northwest Company. Total area claimed being ia.
COL seventeen and 601O0 acres. upon which notice
OF raid application was posted the 18th day Of Nov.
$780, The adjoining claimants to these premises arc
the franklin No . Lode Lot No. 81 claimed BY JAS.
X. Pardee; Algonquin Lode Lot No 81. claimed by
Algonquin Company: Lot No 40 Spcck!ed Trout
Lode and Lot No. Is A the Pocahontas Lode, both
claimed by the North West Company and Lot No. 81
Gem Lode claimed by e. II. Irvine, ct al.
J. II. MOE. Register. Register.
GEO, B, FoOrE, Attorney for claimant, bs5-l0
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DHATHA.
DurrrH-- In st. Josephs Hospital, Deer
Lodge, Friday, Nov. "a, 1880, Of colsump.
tiou. .Josenh huflin, native Of County
Antrim, ireland, aged 5syears,
HAAs-At Horse Plaips, Nissoula county,
Nov. i6sh, Of paralysis, john Haas, aged
- years. -
UProN-In Butte, Nov. 30, Anna Laurie, 10.
FAINT daughter Of Mr.. and Mn y. =. Up
ton. %
r...rr-In Beutou, Nov. 18th, Caroline, wife
of Mr.. Leo Isabel, aged - years And -
months.
wArrEN-At Butte, Nov. -, 1850, Olarits,
daughter Of Mittie A.and Charles 3. War
rem, aged year and days.
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No. $40.
Application for Patent.

U.S.. LAND OFFICE,
Helena, N. T. November n, 1880.
Notice 10 hereby given that James X. Perdee. whose
ost once address 70 Phpsburg. Deer Lodge county,
NJ T.. has this day filed application for patent under
the Mining laws of Congress for 1900 linear feet OF the
Franklin No. lode designated as lot No. g. situa-
ted In Flint Creek Mining District Deer Lodge conn.
ty, NJ. T. In unsurveyed Township MOI r No 13W
which claim Is recorded In the Office Of the County
Recorder OF said county and described 40 follows In
the official plat and field notes fle In this Office to
wit-Beginnne at post corner No. on the southern
boundary of Lot No. 20, Belle LODE, claimed by the
Algonquin Company, from which the sec. corner
on the West boundary Of section No. aoT7N R13 w,
hears % 81 min. W distant 5lb3 feet and running
thence 79s feet; thence N S3A 400 feet: thence
81 POI feet; thence West 1900 feet; theDceN w
174 feet; thence S9k 300 feet ~ the place OF be-
ginning. embracing an area 6.O5sx and b10O acres
upon which notice Of said application was posted
the 18th day OF November 1880. The adjoining claim
ant to these premises 10 the Algonquin Company Belle
Lode. Lode Lot No. 62 on the North.
SOS lot ]. H MOE. Register.
GEO. b. FoorE, Attorney for Applicant.
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The following subscriptions have been paid
Sheep for Sale

az, sor ale rpv hand or sheep numbsring D..
600 all hrst class and 10 exesheM eouc.'
Also, for Sale, Msrino kams .no nnSSm1 ssp
Apply 70 ar address, II. 5sshssnSsn
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A Veteran Gone.

Among the Mexican War veterans Of this
county, and one who saw hard service, was
Joseph Duffin, native of county Antrim,
ireland, who came to Montana many years
since and lived on Nevada creek until last
summer, Mt which time he sold his ranch to
Mr.. Larabie and came to Deer Lodge. He
was suffering from consumption, and grew
gradually worse until last Friday, when he
breathed his last at st. Josephs H Sspital. He
was 56 years old, and has q brother some
where in Iowa and a sister in New York city.
Mr.. Duffin was member of Co. a." New
York Regiment Volunteers, during the Mex
lean War, and carried with pride silver
medal presented to him by the city Of New
York, and bearing the names of Cerro Cor
do, Chapultepec, Cherubusco and Vera Cruz.
We are informed Mr.. Dufiin was wounded
in each Of these engagements, receiving sa-
Der cut at Chapultepec, and that he could
readily have obtained a pension had he APP
piled for one. There were but seven Of Co.
81" returned from Mexico, and there are per-
haps no survivors now. Mr.. Duffin received
good attendance and treatment from friends
here, and large cortege followed his re-
mains to the grave on Sunday last.
Now that Garfield is elected President
everybody can get their reading matter at
greatly reduced prices by ordering through
Mazon's Subscription Agency, located at West
Liberty, Iowa, in 1876 Send to above adj
dress and get the Farmers Diary and Price
List. 594tJan. 1.
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THE DISTRICT ELECTION.
Legislators and District Attorneys.
From the Muscular.

fTOm Inc Alsoouiiah'
On "Wednesday the officialvote for council
man and joint-representative was canvassed
by Judge Woody and Treasurer Kenney, with
the following result. 1.-TWO votes cast Tor
Messrs. Harlan and Chambers are not counted
in this list:
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Collection Agent.
LOCAL NEWS.

am now prepared to do all kinds Of sew
ing, from the plainest to making the most
stylish dresses. MRS JOHN O'NEILL
BuCKwHEAT FLOUR, Dates, Spices, Cof-
fee Ground, Bacon, Hams, Maple Sugar Con
gress, Mic Nae, Pic Mic and Soda Crackers,
now and fresh nc KLEINsCHMIDT Il Co.'S
New and Stylish Millinery Goods just re-
ceived at Mrs JOHN ONEILL's.
The cold weather continues, and so does
the rush of business mt the New Oyster and
Lunch House. Oysters served in all styles
at all hours Of the day or night. Families
supplied at reasonable rates. Oysters by the
can 81 %.
NEW GooDs.-A Complete Assortment of
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Boots, Shoes, San
dals and Overshoes, Mems and Boys Heavy
Clothing and Underwear, Boys white Shirts
and Collars, fur trimmed Overcoats, Blanket
lined listers, Ladies' Cloaks, Gloves, Wool
en- and Cotton hose and everything In the
Dry Goods and Clothing line at
KLEIssCHMIDT Il Co.'S,
Opposite the McBurney House.
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FOUND At LAST!
" Dobyn'S Sure Cure 7"
For Catarrh,
Neuralgia
And Nervous
.f T.. ,".' i..".lf
Headache.


"..DUsrks' SUkE CURE" IL In the form OF snuff and
70 put up In large size impervious wooden boxes II
10 used ~ snug and 10 always ready and convenient
for use, wthoat any extra trouble or additional ex.
pense whatever. II contains no cholor0form. ether,
ammonia blood root, copperas, hismuth, calomsl or
morphine, and children i've years OF age can use It
with perfect safety. Itr wonderful and beneficial ef
fccts quickly follow the nrst application, and being
composed Of simple chemicals We guarantee Il TO DO
perfectly simple and harmless. One box win last
about one month. and has frequently been sufficient
70 effect cure bat Il cases OF hing standing. II may
require from three to sax boxes. u Immediately do
sroys the catarrhal stencil. and gives 70 the
breath its original parity and swsstness. !"
Cure Guaranteed.
IL our syn. CuRs be regularly and persistently
need directed By labcl each bog. We guarantees
relief In every ease and absolute sure In all cses
where the patient II free from constitutional ailment
o. complications resulting from scrofuicus or syphi
fstie affections. Who're such siimeats or complies
tons exist have alternative which. when taken
In connection with "6unn CuRE :" we guarantee to
cure. ThOs. H. Irvine, Sr.
Butte. Sole Agent for Montana
For Sale BY STANLEY D %. Dess Lodge. so.
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Farn, for isle.

farm sustaining 100 scros a land. gevornment
tite and g acrea Of railr0ad land all under fence,
With dwelling hoasss an1 hkrn about eight acres
under cnltivatlOn ssOgt I'D scres rood Aay land
Der IOd6B ovuuty. u. TO- WI 8aa49
Tos fuSiher pertcnlap csn on o. address the under
signed q Phiflpahurg a - the premlsss
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II an assortment II ordered lesser guam
titles than ono hundred win 30 fuYaished Ut
sams RATES. Cash must accompany order
Postage will b prepaid. Address, a
NEW NORTH W EST
DEnR LoDss
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No. S45.
Application for Patent.
u. 8. LAND OFFICE, [

US. LAND OFFICE,
HELENA. N T., November "a, 1880
Notice 10 hereby given that the Algonquin Com
pany, incorporated under the Laws OF Montana Ter
rtory By James X. Pardee, its authorized agent has
this day ed application fol- patent under the mining
Laws Of Congress- for 800 linear feet OF the Estil
Lode Mining Claim designated as Lot No. 6a. situa-
ted In Flint Creek Mining District. Deer Lodge coun
". Montana Territory, 10 unsurveyed township No.
North Range No, Is west which claim IL recorded In
the ONCE OF the County Recorder Of said county and
described follows In the official plat and held notes
on file In this ofice to-wt: Beginning at corner No.
l. granite stone 12x11x5 inches and running thence
s,75o W i99 feet to corner No. 2, from which the y
section corner on the west boundary OF section No.
80, TT. N R w. bears 7se .04 min. W, distant
1895 feet thence 15e, & 800 feet thence 75e ,
lgd feet; thence l5e, w 800 feet TO the place OF
beginning embracing and including 0.0 acres Of Lot
II. B. Kitty Clyde mill site surveyed for the North
West Company and ole acres OF Lot No. 81, Prov
identa No g. mill site surveyed for the North West
company and an area of 80 not In conflict the
total area claimed being Three and 69-l0s u lO0
acres, upon which notice OF said application was
posted the 18th day Of November, 1880 The adioin-
Ing claimants to these premises are the said Lots
Nos. Al and ts 3, claimed BY the North West Com
pany. j. d. MOE,
Register.
Gno. b. FoorE' Attorney for Applicant. Sa6-iot
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HAnNoND-In Missoula, Nov. n, to Mr.. and
Mrs A b. Hammond, a daughter.
Lxvy-In Butte, Nov. nth, to MT. and Mrs,
j. Levy, . san.
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MARRIAGES

MARRIAGES
Deer Lodge, NJ. T., Dec
1, 1880, by Rev. j. r. Russell, Mr.; n. y;
Walton and Miss Mamie 7. Rea, both OF
Butte City.
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Fragrant sOzODONT Is . composition OF
the purest and choicest ingredients Of the
Oriental vegetable kingiom. Every ingredi-
emit Il wen kn0wn to have beneficial effect
on the teeth and Qums Its enbalming or an
tssentic DroUerty and aromatic fragrance
mafc IL : toilet luxury. 6OZODONT TO
moves III disagfeeable odon from the breath
caused By czfarrh, bod teeth, etc. II h en-
tirely free from the acrid and Injurious prop
critics Of tooth pastos and powders which &c
strov the enamel. One hottie Lest SIX month.
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GRAND JURORS.

For the December Term, A. d. 1880.
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From the Miner.

From the Miner.
Coal oil has advanced 81 per case.
The thermometer registered So below zero
November oath at thr Silver Bow mill.
Burkett & Sigsbee have disposed OF their
brickyard south of Butte to Mr.. G. c. Thurs
ton, who in the spring will purchase ma
chinery and manufacture brick on large
scale, He has been awarded a contract by
the Moulton Co. for 500, 900 brick.
Mr.. G. G. Ruthrauff has gone to Salt Lake
City, but expects to return to Montana short
Nv to organize an electric light company In
Helena. He has already secured enough
stock and subscriptions for lights to make
the success of the Butte company assured.
LEWIS AND CLARKE COUNTY.
From our Helena exchanges.
The Fair Directors have decided that the
Far shall begin next season on Sept. Is and
close October 1.
There il now sufficient amount of cash in
the Territorial Treasury to pay all outstand-
ing warrants. Interest On them ceased Nov.
30.
The District Court for this county convenes
In Helena November q. Col. A. H. Beattie
is in. receipt of advices that Judge Wade viii
not reach Helena in time to hold the Court.
and that in HIS absence Judge Conger, Of the
first district, will preside.
Collector Fuller has moved his Office back
70 the DunpHy block and the postoffice goes
to the Peoples bank building.
The number of deaths in Helena from Sep
tember l. 1873, to September !, 1880, is 20.
! The annual average of deaths in this city Is
1887 per thousand, and for the whole country
from 20 to n per thousand. None should
leave Helena for their health, as by staying
they will have bulge on the graveyard OF
| 113 per cent. Twelve deaths occurred In Hell
ena for the month ending on the 9th Of NO
vember
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oALLATIN COUNTY.

Courier. =
The political complexion Of Gallatin Co.
appears to be Democratic by abou ut 100 ma
jority. --
Residents on the upper Yellowstone are
very indifferently furnished with mail facili-
ties.
with all the immigration into the Terrific
~ during the past season, laborers appear to
be very scarce, and wages, If anything, are
higher than ever in Bozeman.
A sale Of 100 sheep was effected on satur-
day last. Messrs. Stone & Monforten, Of
West Gallatin, were the purchasing parties.
The sum paid was, we believe three dollars
per head. ----
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The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-09
Killers' Exposition.

The Millers' Exposition Commission held
hs regular weekly session yesterday.
4 letter was received from Schuertler &
Van den Wyngaret Of Berlin, in which
they stated that they were receiving many
inquiries regarding the Exposition, and
nyiug that q member Of the firm will visit
the Exposition, and that an effort will be
,-e.~t'- s-"vs Germany
Hade to send the exn,...- .--~--
tsgether at the proper date.
The following new rule was adopted:
..No entry fee will be charged for -four
uttered for competition, but all -four en-.
tsred for exhibition shall pay an entry fec
sf g."
The Flour Committee was granted $500
fp9 medals.
Mr.. Wilken moved that . Millers' Ex
change be organized in some suitable loca
tion during the Exposition, where dealers
and millers oan meet to buy and sell ano
talk about matters of mutual interest, t.
encourage the buying and selling Of -four
Grain, machinery, &C., during the Exposi
hop. The motion was carried, and MIR
Wilken made Chairman of the COMMITTEES
appointed to carry the suggestion into ex
eeution.
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Wee Wirelimgs.

Earl Mutt, pioneer, died at Sidney, o.
Pat Muilaley killed by fall at Topeka
Kaa
A. Vanderveer, pioneer, died near Troy,
Ohio.
Marsh's dry-house burned at Shoals, In.
diana.
s. Fl. smithson suicided for love at Mace.
donia, Ia.
Volcano discovered near Browns Park.
Wyoming.
Martha Wilson, aged ninety-six, died at
Somerset, 0.
Unknown tramp killed by cars at Ply
mouth. Ind.
A. NJ. Miller. wealthy business man, died
at Richmond, Ind.
John Cunningham suicided at Cow Greek
Landing, w. Va.
Joseph Mitchell, prominent citizen. died
at B,ttle Ground, Ind.
John Weloh found dead at Oberlin, Ohio.
Foul play suspected.
State Insane Asylum burned at Paola,
Kansas. Loss $4,000!
Mrs VIM. Dillon run over by cars and
killed at Meadville, Pa.
Thomas Nicklander, aged seven. killed
by cars at Rock Island. III.
Thomas Dormer fatally injured IN coal
mine at Wheeling, W. Va.
Discovery Of rich mines reported near
Rawhide Buttes Wyoming.
Joseph c. Baldwin crushed To death in a
coal mine at California, Pa.
Nancy c. Millison on trial at Marion. O..
for numbering her husband.
Gertie JONES' aged nine, killed by falling
from wagon near Topeka, Kas.
Joseph McCreight fatally shot by New.
ton Shannon at Shelbyville, Ind.
George Blacksage, aged nine, and an nm.
known man drowned at Bridgeport o.
Chas. Cox, Pamela County, Texas. sen.
fenced to ninety-nine years for murder.
May Bell, aged three, accidentally shot
and killed by her cousin at Delaware, O.
Body of Alois Holtinger, missing since
last November, found near Goshen, Ind.
John N. Maddern and Charles N, Aug-
skin killed in mine near Central CITY.
Col.
Two prisoners knocked down the Sheriff
and escaped from the Columbus, Indiana,
Jail.
John Dobbins' barn, fifty head of sheep
three head OF horses and ten head of cattle
destroyed by fire near Poland, O.
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SCHOOL BOARD,
Appointment Of Teachers Report Of the In.
vestigatipg Committee.

Appointment Of Teachers Report Of the In.
vestigating Committee.
The Board OF Education mot last night
! and transacted business as follows:
The Committee on Musical Scholarships
reported that arrangements were being
made for the giving OF two concerts at
Music Hall by the Public School children
on May 9th for the purpose of raising a
| fund for the establishment of free scholar.
ships in the College of Music for pupils of
the Cincinnati schools. Referred to the
Committee ON Music.
The following teachers were appointed
and confirmed:
First District-Aice Berger.
Fifth District-Celia Wise, Mary Bur-
nett
Eleventh Distriot-Fred. Youmans Lulu
Anschuetz.
Thirteenth District-Emma B. Frick,
Kate NJ. Cohen. l.. Bolander.
Twenty-frst District-Grace Clark.
Twenty-third District-Prosper PfafH.
The Committee on Day Bequests report
ed the following named scholars as ;,utitled
tn tickeIs Lo IN "ner.h'n Of ::he Y. NJ. L.
for excellent scholarship according to the
Day Bequest:
Fourth District-John Zettle.
Sixteenth District-Fred. Gier, Asa CAS-
sidy, Ella O'Brien.
Seventeenth District-Mattie OBrien.
Eighteenth District-Anna Geisenhofer,
Nineteenth District-Virginia Renos
Twenty-first District = Hermina Ste
phean.
Twenty-second District-Edith Nickel
borough, Amy How, Wood Walter.
Twenty-fourth District-LilIie Beazell,
Hattie Moore.
Twenty-6fih DistrictLplu Huddelston.
Twenty sixth Distrlct-Jennie Cist, Wal.
ter Davis.
First Intermediate Regina Ettlinger,
Fannie Keesworm, Ella Marx, Mary Poll
quin, Kate Williams, Eta Anthony. Belle
Burnham, Bertha Engle, Susie. Robsoa,
Percy Morse, Julia Mack, Nathan Park,
Albert Kurstence, Truman Moore, Jacob
Frank, Henry Bettman (16l
Second Observation-Disclosures Dinkenla-
ker, Nellie Williams. James Getty, Sally
Clark, Bette Huttenbauer, Lille Horst
man, Alice Weller, Emma Sofge, Hugo
Hacker, Charles Roth-1O.
Third lntermediate-1da e. Mccormick,
James W. Dale. Margaret w. LIFETIME, Della
Il. Bernard, Charles W. Conrad, Clay Will
Jams, Emma y. Meinhardt, Emma NJ. Brand,
Katie =. Schmitlehenner, Leonie W. CRIES.,
Edward Laxner-1L
Fourth Intermediate-W. E. Nichols Jo-
seph Fox, John Beall, Mich. Calvin, Eva
Burke, Mauds Kennedy, Fanny Kohusky.
Kate Olhaber, Edith Rosebaum, Rosa Es.
pach, Nettie Hannaford-11.
Gaines High School-Lulie Hinton, Hat
tie Lewis-2.
Walnut Hills (colored) Emma Hoskins,
Amelia Wann-2
The Board adopted the minority report
Of the committee appointed to investigate
the Committee on stoves and Furnaces.
The report finds each member Of the Com
mittee on Stoves and Furnaces at fault In
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Labor Assembly,

The Trades and Labor Assembly held q
meeting in Arbeiter Hall last night and
passed the following resolutions:
Resolved, That, as some Of Che cigar
manufacturers of this city have made the
conditions Of employment IN their estab-
hshnents surrender of manhood and the
Ethts and prerogatives Of American citi-
ssns. we condemn their action as bastard
" attempt at the subjugation Of American
freemen, and pledge ourselves not to pur-
chase their go0ds; also,
Resolved, That we will urge this course
in cur respective Unions and agitate the
ame wherever We come in contact with
sthers; and, further,
.s,esolyed, That We extend 10 the Cigar
workerE Union our hearty sympathy md
Will spare no enOrL 70 lurnlsn them MA
Ne "sinews of war" to carry on their manly
assistance to an Infamous proposition and
- fight it out If it takes all summer"