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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1881-05-04

WOh | III IL. CH CKCfllbL,
President
A. II. MCDONALD,
Secretary.
Dated Alpena, April 2S, 1881.
Referred to the special committee on APP
preparations
PETITIONS.
or Thos German and 10 Others, asking for
a tile drain on north Of Merchant street from
Clarl, street to the river. Referred to Com
mittee on Streets and Sewers.
OF Fl. S. Seage and 81 others, asking that
tile drain on Washington avenue be contin-
ued up the avenue. Referred to Committee
on Streets and Sewers.
OF p. Isberb and others, asking for the
construction of sidewalk on the north side
Of Dunbar street in the space between Second
and Third streets. Moved by Alderman
Gebhardt, that the prayer of the petitioners
be granted and the Street Commissioner in
structed TO notify the property owners along
proposed route TO build the side walk. Mo-
ton carried.
OF William Budding and II others, ask
ing for the opening and grading Of Farmers
street from Washington avenue TO Eight
street. Referred to Committee on Streets and
Sewers.
OF P. McDade, calling attention TO, and
asking for action on petition heretofore pre-
sented to the Council asking for certain
drain near city limits. Referred to Com.
mittee on Streets and Sewers.
OF John Potvin and q others asking for
a tile drain on Mill street from Heuber street
to connect with drain ON Clark street. Re.
ferred 70 Committee on Streets and Sewers.
OF Nike Elanfeld and 20 others asking for |
a file drain On north side of Chisholm street
from Thirteenth street to Seventh street. Re- |
ferred 10 Committee on Streets and Sewers.
REPORTS OF OFFICERS.
From President and Secretary Of City
Beard Of Health asking additional city leg |
slaticn On s. ndry r alters pertaining 10 the
Beard Of Health. Referred TO The Commit
ee On Ordinance. and itv Attorney.
From w. Z. Turnbull. Police Justice. re-
BORT fer the month ending April 30, 1881.
Whole number Of ssmp!aints n sds IA cen
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victions had s; fines collected SIS. Report
ordered placed on file
From City Marshal, stating that he had
appointed James Plunkett and Thomas Baryo
as special policemen without pay. Action
concurred in by unanimous vote
On motion Of Alderman Golling, Casper
Alpern, harbor master, was appointed special
policeman without pay.
On motion of Alderman Gebhardt VIM
lama, bridge tender, was appointed special
policeman without pay.
From Comptroller recommending pay
ent of sundry bills. Referred 10 Commit
&c on WAYS and Means
From the Comptroller, recommending pay
tent of the following bills for salaries, etc,
per Street Commissioner report:
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Board Of Education.

The Board Of Education of the city OF
Alpena net in the Council Room on We'd
nesday evening, April 9th, 1881, and was
allied to order at 7:S0 o'clock by the Presi-
dent.
Personal---very. L. Churchill, Presi-
lent; A. r. Mcdonald, Secretary. and Trus-
tees D'Aigle, Noach, Potter, spratt, Slusser
and Wall.
journal Of session held April 18th, 1881,
read and approved.
CONCENTRATIONS.
From Miss Lizzie Mason, Librarian, in
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Wednesday,, Nay 4, 1881.
Premium List for the Fourth Annual
County Fair.
srIc Al PREMIUMS

klLC Al rNEMttMs
wick
For test h,lf-loz.n spdns chiesen., .: by \.
nj buck an 7 eve. e.. hy o. =. Mason.
so cen p'r ppun for to,, crock ~ hn''er - ~.
oi uu icr. hv'tei "a donor nv ll"nr, liol'"n
t''r hcst btoJl mare and toal. -, by \ J." ".
ner
ro' Ne,' cHce' m,lr in Alp.na county. a. by Jo.
cNhn ,gh.
,t rs, hun he OF anx raised in Alpena couniys
by iho. White.
f,r bs.t COW and cult a. by A. y. sprtt
for lar'st hen ? OF cabbage raised IN Alpcni cuun
~ - hy % a. N ron
ror has' ye,rlins CO ,, 80 by John Nsnrion.
70 hes pI!'e OF grapes, ialsed in Alrcua county
FOR hes brel year oil cot, s., by John II. Bn'.
tcrHela
Aipenl county one patent churn, value 90 By Potir
Rest pin o' turkeys. 81, by j F. Field
acs' pair OF ducks, ~, by J. T.. Field
Dor lru - pumpkin, raised IN Alpena county, 3
by i. VI Rice
FOR - two bushels of sprng wheat raised in A.
nenl cpuuty, -, by ". IL Snnborn
81 cent, per pound for orst 10 lbs roll butter; but
FOR lc.t Lu.h,l poI1foe. A.. nv J. II Clayb,rg
For heaviest baby under six months, 81. by VIC
Durham
tor bes' half-bu,hel tomatoes, raised in Alpeuo
county. e.. hy V. O.. BuTuham.
tr h',' oIgctinn "f app cs raised in Alpena eouu
~ a. by IL d.. Chuich
tor best dozen black ralishes, e., ty 5. $. Lewen
i,r hest brcl hor. a. by n q. Ruksr.
For hes, span Of horses for all use Is, by L. O.
Averv.
For host yoke of oxen for all purposes, S. by + W.
Ci ch1-t.
yor The best plate of egg plums g. by W. S. Rich
FOR re-, Jingle buggy horse. q. by : panpborn.
lor hrst bunch OF leaf tobacco raised IN Alpena
county a. by J. Levyn
For best specimen ~ ponmanship by boy under 10
ycurs, az Nv j. y. Kelly.
For bcst bull. IS by ;ieo /. Msltz
For best two bushels Of barley raised in Alpena
county, e., bv A Lrins brewer.
For the best homemade loaf Of bread a violin
worth a. 90 BY Robert stone.
For bes' .peoimen Of penmanship by girl under u
g. hv : We.trcpe
For hest Ave pounds homemade yarn, o. 80, white
Marsei'.e bed spread, by b. Loeb
For best saddle horse, riding birdie and martin
gale by r Hutton
Tor lest Mundried shirt, haf-dozen cabinet pic
lures.
tor best fleece OF wool grown in Alpena county 81,
by VI IalDnde
FOR best Two IN shells Of oas raised in Alpena eoun-
". a.. by Wheeler & Holmes
For bes' bu-hel Of onions raised in Alpena county,
e. by JUhnrowe DOnneIly.
For best Hubbard squash -, by Jonas Titus.
For best bushel Of blue peas, IS, by John Mona
CHAN.
carrots raised IN Alpena county, 81, by Tompkins
fo'ker'z
For ts. peek ~ clover and be. peck Of rye. s25n:
host Nusel fall 81 70 al 20 be raised In Al
Tnu1 couu'v total e., ~ Case TO rpkns
For I-' flucv needle work hv Girl II wears or IN
der. lOuk valued - az 20; beet rA ch,d Quilt by
girl o v,t-- ~ under, book valued AZ $40 by "a.
n Wi'',lstofer.
For hsf trace corn, % ears, raised in Apena coun-
o. a.. hv q. D. Gieely
irsf ND ffresf variety OF vegetables by one
lihitot IS, ~ Ilos. Collins
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A lady remarked she "could eat anything
she wished and was freed from any distress
after eating" by merely using Balls Dlges-
tive Salt At meals instead of ordinary table
salt % cents will get 1t from druggist or
81 Broadway, N. Y. 509w4
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Council Proceedings.

The Common Council Of the civ Of Al
pcua net in the Council Room on Monday
evening, MAY 2nd, 1851, and was called 10
order at 7:30 P. ". by the Recorder.
PREsENT.-A. II. Mcdonald, Recorder
and Aldermen Campbell, Golling, Gebhardt
OBrien, Sheahy and Spratt.
COMMUNICATIONS.
Liquor bonds presented and approved as
follows
Doucall Mcdonald principal: sureties, II
+. Gordon and J. D. Mcdonald
John Golling, principal; sureties, Chas
Golling and A. L. LeinS.
John OIIare, principal; sureties, Angus
tus Johnrowe and VIM McAIaster.
w. II. Hall, principal; suretics, ". II.
Phelps and VI. Klock.
Preirea Bosley, principal; surcties, John
Beck and l. Epstyne.
John Gavigan, principal; sureties, Henry
Bolton and D. McRae.
James Fallon, principal; surctics, VIM.
Manion and p. McDade
Roman Darvo d Philip Cross, principals;
sureties, p. McDade and W. II. Hall
August w. Ziem. principal; surcties J. s.
Miller and II. H. Wittelshoier.
Augustus Liens, principal surctics John
Golling and Charles Gollinc
Paul Dane and Henry Becbe, principals;
sureties, D. McRac and f. w Gilchrist.
John Beck, principal; suretics, d. Nc
Donald and VI. Klock.
Julius Potvin, principal; suretics, James
Monaghan and B. Wolff
John Monaghan, principal sUretcs, James
Monaghan and Julius Potvin.
John :. Miller principal; suretios, August
w Ziem and +. Barlow.
Michael Fngleielt, principal; surcties, A.
W. Ziem and Ottlied Ellenield.
Jarvis L. Klock, principals sureties, W.
II. Hall and John Beck.
John D. Mcdonald, principal; sureties,
Henry Bolton, and d. Mcdonald.
p. McDade, principal; sureties, Il. Ray
burn and Milton Cadv.
John j. Mcdonald, principal; sureties, j.
Cohen and D. McRae.
John Beck, principal; sureties, \. Bosley
and Jacob LEVIN.
Charles Golling, principal suretics, c..
Hculer and 4. Liens.
The Mayor appeared and took his seat
DRUGGISTS BONDS APPROVED.
James +. Field, principal; sIretics, Robert
Stone AMI T. II. Armstrong.
The Mav.r appointed Aldermen O'Hrien
SpIa;t and Geblarlt spe 'ial committee on
liquor dealers and druggists bonds fer tic
approval Of bonds in the interval letween
Council mcetincs.
APPLICATIONS.
From ndrv persons rs sing permission to
place On certain streets materials fer luild-
ing purposes under provisions OF ordinan C
No. l. Permission granted as follows under
the ordinance; Doucail McDcIald tie front
If his premises IN Washington urcnrc.
Worthy /. Churchill the front of their p.em-
Uses on irst street. Bolton q McRac, the
front Of their premises on Fletcher street,
Trustees ST. Demands church, the front Of
their premises on Fifth street.
SCHOOL APPROPRIATIONS.
From the Beard Of Education rs follows:
To he lion. tie Common touncI CITY If A.
pend:
GENTLEMEN.-At a meeting of the Board
of Education Of the city Of Alpena, held on
Wednesday evening, April 9th, 1881, the
following estimates were made of the amount
Of money necessary TO he raised by tax on
the property of Union School District Of the
city of Alpena. to defray the expenses Of the
schools OF said district for the current year
and also for building a school in Third ward :
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Chas. Eayre Hinkle, Jersey City
Heights, N. j., writes: "My son, a
lad of twelve years, was completely
cured of terrible case of Eczema by
tho Cuticura Remedies. From his
head to his feet was one mass of
scabs." 50Sw4
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Report accepted and committee discharged.
Moved by Mr.. Spratt, that the estimates
submitted by the committee Of the whole be
adopted, and that the President and Secre-
tary on behalf Of the Board cause said os-
Inmates TO be filed with the Common Council
Of this city as required by law. Adopted By
vote as follows: Ayes-D'Aigle, Noach,
Potter, Spratt, Slusser and Wall. Nays
None.
RESOLUTIONS.
By Mr.. Spratt, that for the purpose Of put
ting waterworks in the several school build
ings in this city requiring it, the trustees
from the several wards be and are hereby
appointed special committees for the pur.
pose aforesaid in their respective wards.
Carried unanimously.
On Motion of Mr.. DAigle the Board adj
journed.
WORTHY l.. CHURCHILL
President
\. r. MCDONALD,
Secretary.
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Carriers Little Liver Pills will positively
cure sick headache, and prevent its return.
This Is not talk, but truth. One pill dose.
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Patch work quilt 50 IS
White work quilt, so 25
Rag carpet, so 25
Homemade cloth, so %
Homemade wollen yarn, SO %
DEPARTMENT E.-DoMESTIC IND WECHAN.
ICAL.


CLASS I.-DAIRY AND HOUSEHOLD.
I'VE pounds OF roll butter, 100 20
rock or tub Of butter, 100 20
heese 90 81
I'VE pounds honev so 9b
oaf OF milk or sali-tising bread, 50 p
.lat of Yeast bread, 80 q
oaf brown bread, so %
'.ott corn bread, so o.
of biscuit by pirl under Is. 20 2
Variety OF pastry hy girl under IS. 81
test display of all kinds OF bread. ! 90
hest di,pln, Of cakes. 100
ir~t display OF crackers manufactured in
county. 90
',piny cucumber wckl's 80
CLASS lI-DOTE~rtC MANUFACIuEU.
tsp ~ 90 ctliup' work. 100
t~uluN az l'rfi'. tuI shoes, 100
'.pay u, 'iu lul ruprrr Nfic, o
ispl1N o. won uil ~icr. work. 0
i>u'uN co. c.u'Iinu. 4 Do
l.VllN uf lr' rt,, .'pl su1dlC,, Z o.
l~play OF millinery poo,i-. 100
h~il "a "t piaiu hul ornamental sign
Di.p'a, OF loui and feed. 100 %
'st ,N %. -t.If rOW> iuI mOul'iur,
i-plrv at To- nd umbtI -'tYhs
lllf-'olcu fsr hclvCr, On q
u't dozen rc'l s'tks ! %
20 -hiu-ly, ! n.
40 ia'h. Icf
o trtt q. gang srvcl lumhar ] q, T
70 too 49, riroul 90 sawed lumber 4 m e
luf hs'r-. az win stsh o ID
h.t-Lmrei OF trout, ! GO E
CLASS II
\ 1ir' ouu given 20 oucl Of the folovur displays
tutrl'utc hHriw rc DIV good. utI cp'HIuf. mil
tnerv md tnc, lood~. clocks, wn'chc, "ui lrw'1,
musical instruments horse rlkcs, i1Urln- mills
ch in.. htrd md force pump, washing much,ue,
nd clothes wriuger- uHr'Or and cook stoves, has
pres. and threshing machines.
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The equity and municipal elections take
place in Virginia to-day. but the result will
have very l,tle II any bearing upon the No
vember contest. All the counties Will elect
clerks OF the county aad circuit courts, mas is
tTates and road supervisors, and the cities and
towns Will elect local boards OF councilmen
Democratic and readJuster tickets are being
run against each other In few of the counties,
but local preferences and prejudices generally
prev all, and the indications are that neither
party Will have anything In the nature of a
decisive victory TO point to and brag over.
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CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE AND ST.
PAUL RAILWAY COMPANY
FIVE PER CENT GOLD FORTY.
YEAR BONDS,
Due 1921.
skCUR1D BIZ FIRST MORTGAGE UPON THE
CHICAGO AND PACIFIC wESTERN
DIVISION OF THE SYSTEM OF
THE COMPANY.
INTERkST PAYABLE SEMI ANNUALLY IN
NEW YORK. IN GOLD. ON JANUARY
AND JULY /.

TIE CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE AND ST. PAUL
current year owned and operated about 3. 100 miles
OF railway.
10 further complete and consolidate is system
and especially thu Southwestern portion of the
same, the Company has acquired a nu uber of C IN
meeting lines in the sta:e of Iowa and in Oak IT'S,
and Is constructing 3 line of railway from Dubuque
and Marion across the state OF Ioss to Council
Bluffs. opposite Omaha, with branches into Ne
braska and Dakota, includ Bg Ia bridge, across
the Missouri and Mississippi rivers. To provide
means for these purposes the Co npauy has ter
mined to issue its bonds secured by first m ortgsge
at the rate of $40. coo PER MILE OF CON-
PLETED AND EQUIPPEo ROAD, and further
tissues for three bridges and for a1titoaal rolling
stock when required by the increase traffic OF the
Company; and In case it becomes requisite by in
creased traffic the Company may double track the
line 1t not to exceed an additional hypothecstion
Of %. COO mile. The deed OF trust to the Farm
ers' Loan and Trust Company STRIN6ENrLY
provides that NO BONDS OAN BE ISSUED ex-
cept for the aforenamed purposes WHEN ACrU-
ALLY ACCOMPLISHED.
The Capital Stock Of the Chicago, Milwaukee and
st. Paul Railway Company is
In preferred stock. .sl2 4O4 4sS
In common shares. Is, 4O4 2Sl
During the entire existence of this Company div
idends Of per cent per annu on the preferred
stock have been paid. and from time 70 time div
idends on the common stock, which latter for
1879 amounted to per cent while for 1880 per
cent were paid upon the common stock.
The gross earnings for the year ending December
81, 1880, amounted to. Sl3, OS6 lis. 81
After deducting operating expenses
and ta1es....... .......... 7.742, 425 IS
There were left. ne. earnings .. IS, 343, ga 50
And after paying interest the total bonded debt
there remained profit for the year of g., 749-
GOT 45, from which deducting the dividend OF Der
cent on both classes OF stock. 946 6l2 CS leaves
balance OF net profits 1902 995.37. which, to-
gether with the surplus Of former years. leaves an
undivided balance OF income of %. 1863 977.l3.
The rolling stock of the Company at the begin
Mug Of the year consisted Of 425 locomotives ana
1854 cars of various descriptions.
The new system which the Company is now con.
structing and for which this issue of bonds is AIDE
Will make the shortest lins from Chicago to Omaha,
and will enable it to secure share OF the trans
continental traffic heretofore mainly controller by
the other lines extending east from Omaha and it
is expected that the superior location Of the line by
which these bonds are secured and their redemp-
ton in gold cCin will make the same an exception
ally desirable investment.
(Slgned) JULIUS WADSWORTH,
Vice President.
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The designations of Messrs. Conkling and
Platt and their contest for reelection have 80
filled the public mind that the star route scan
DIAL has been overshadowed; but it Is not for
gotten, especially In the Post Office department.
The investigation goes right along just the
sane as II Mr.. Conkling had not resigned, and
an occasional order from the Postmaster Gen.
eral shows where another leak of public money
has been discovered and stopped. The people
of this country are confidently expecting q
complete exposure of the star route ring and
Its frauds. TO DC followed by the proper punish
ment OF tie guilty. Other matters may occupy
the public mind for time but the star route
ling is stu held In remembrance.
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Owing to the large increase in advertising
STAR on Saturday, advertisers are earnestly
requested to send in their orders early to In.
sure insertion and proper classification. The
number of new advertisements printed In May
is already / 965.
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we have number OF communications COM
mending the police authorities for undertaking
TO suppress the noisy nuisance of the street
vendors Let Major Brock go ahead. and he
VIII earn golden opinions from everybody.
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The STAR mated to them. postpaid. for fifty cents
Per month. and the address changed a. often a.
desired
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Gl,OOO REWARD

For any case Of Bleeding Itching, liberated. or
Protruding Pies that DE BING'S Fila Remedy fails
to cue: Prepared only by j. p. Miller, NJ. ",
Phila., Pa. and none genuine without his sigma
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THE STAR Office is connected with the Telephone
Exchange Advertisements. orders for the paper
by mail and otherwise. news. any inform stoa OK
business can be sent day or night, free of charge
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WOftLD.
l. A Journal devoted 20 the interest of tn 1se 20
Ing abr Dad for travel study, sent receipt of
three cent stamp. Pr5f. DE POTTER. Albany,
h. Y. IT
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Even Vice President Arthur virtually admits
THAT the support of Conknng has fallen very
far short OF what was expected. Up to the
time of Mr.. Conkling's arrival at Albany his
friends were confident that not less than sixty
of the 106 republican members OF the leglsla-
ture would readily and promptly sign the call
for caucus. Two days Of constant work OF
Threatening and pleading on the part OF the
stalwarts failed TO obtain the fifty-four sig
natures which are absolutely necessary In
order TO give the call for caucus any show OF
validity or authority. Less than flfUy-four Ia
minority OF the republican membership. and.
under the circumstances minority call would
be equivalent to confession of defeat In ad-
vance OF the fight. The reliance OF the
Conkling men has been placed, from
the very first, upon the caucus. They
counted upon stalwart majority to call
caucus, and upon finally forcing some OF the
weaker Of the "halt breeds - to take part In
the caucus proceedings by announcing as
rebels all who refused to obey the party
orders. Upon the caucus depends ConklIng's
success, unless he can succeed In getting the
democratic vote. There are 100 members of
the legislature. of whom ffty-four are demo
Gratis. The most reliable reports up to this
morning conceded to ConkllDg about forty
signatures 20 his caucus call. I5 will re
quire eighty-One votes to elect a Senator aud
this could be easily accomplished by union
Of the stalwarts and democrats; but the dem
ocrats are divided into Tammany and anti
Tammany factions which generally antag-
Onize each other, and this presents another
difficulty. An arrangement with John Kelly
TO give COnkling the Tammany democrats
would be likely TO drive the anti-Tammany-
lies over to the other side and rice versa
Everything points to deadlock that may
continue for some time. The stalwarts will,
In the legislature, support Conkling and
Platt; the administration republicans will
have two candidates. and the democrats
will, no doubt, agree upon two candidates for
whom they Will vote. This triangular fight
will be kept up by daily ballotings for some
time, perhaps, and the result Will be decided
by the negotiations and chickering's that will
go On during the balloting
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WOODWARD e. LOTHROP.
92I Pennsylvania Avenue, 92l
OFFER FRIDAY MORNING, AS \ SPECIAL
BARGAIN:
10 CoZ. SOFT NULL FICHUS. Hand EmbroId.
cred. at 90 cents.
ALSO,
10 DoZ. Hand Embroidered NULL TIES at q
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WASHINGTON, ID. q.
For Circu,ar address Mrs. NJ. X. ARCHER, 400
Mas achusetts avenue. WASHINGTON. DO 1snls
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COCHRANE 6 CO..
Up TOWN. WEST END.
SPECIAL BARGAINS
In the following Finest
TRIMMING LAoEs:
FINE TORCHON LACEs. very wide. very cheap !;
MIRECOURT LACEs.
yENIsE LACEs.
CORALINE LACER.
RUSSIAN LACEs.
POINT DE CARDINAL LAoEs.
vALENCIENNXs LACRs.
CREAM SPANISH LAOEs.
CHANIILLY LACEs.
MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT
FINE zEFHYR a1NaHAMs.
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