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Decorah-posten., 1881-06-08
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~
Sloebrano benne Sang ct Sus til.
bsrenbe Oscar gurbiG | Gbicaeo.
Sntet asfureret.
= Rc@resor ftal Der anleaaes
en- 2elefonlebnina, Tom fommer til
at iette 8pen / 1aleforbinbelie mer
@Ortb RcSreSOr % prairis bu
Chen.
Sairftslo life Suni.-3iolie impr.
ses uneer en- tpf 9aase lsb 2osn
SectiOn at ct Chicago, Surlinetcn
q Quincy Sraattren IND | lite Gee,
ticn, peo GLENDALE, noele Mile
Df berfra. Gn &pesbanbler Sol.
lOwap fra bet peitlise Soma fab
@abcoien % blep neiten eietliffelie
orebt: bans ~1S.aariee Ssn tom
osiaa iaa betpoeligt til Sfabe, al
Der neres Srpst for bans aip.
- 6. SO. Steapman, asent fCr
be 6oreneDe StaterS Sinautsoepar.
tement, siorbe for ncsle Daae iiben
en- COB 5an9f / SremOnt +, Gountp,
tpet ban efter en- lansparis Ssseu
ut p~aasrebst en- pis Sranf Davis.
Tom fanbtes / Seiibbelie af 8esie'
r~inssbonbS, falHe SelpbOaars, b
beoft eftersicrte, Nosen nOssnfnp,
bar feet, % en- temmelis flor Stun,
at Bet Wateriale, at bpilfet be pa,
blepne fabriferebe. Davis saar o.
laa unoer andre Napne os ftal I Del
Sele taset pare en- farlie Spr.
- Spis life pistise Gmbspsplis'
ter fommsr / 9eisn, pil qrefbent
8arftelo pare tiliteDe peo Statens
"5air~ / Des Rolnes ben 2pen us,
i September.
= Det piier fig ftabia, at Gar
mere er altfcr lisesploi9e meo a
ifaHe fig Bet beDf mulise Maisforr
I'll Ylantnins, men Der bepner fQ
naturlisUis, % fOrbaabentIis blire'
man oaiaa Der at Sfaoe flOs. De.
~paafaaes, ffisnt Der bsres p~lrfelii
utrOli9t, at alene ber / Staten pi
Sdbet. aflteofommet yaa benne Raa
De, alene for iaar belgbe fla iii
WtQlOner Dollars.
= @lap County bar 1000 acres
Qanb bsitaaenbe at 2prpnprsr.
- Wstsfaler bar iaa let for al
saa fra ~bperanore / bette eanb /; fol
Def Serife iriper bette iis fra Der
2~ettnbisbtp, msp bpilfeu @steila.
bet i~nosaass, % bernaft taasr Wv
risbe6en bet life iaa nsie meD Stils'
mtsie. Sfte fer man ferfor, at iaa.
banne Mpfilte after eftsr en- 2ir
after fig paanp meb bperanbre, Ofts
ler mo org oplaa, al Del lun eI
ben enc Yart. Der efter en- SipS Sor'
feb snfler bette, % ba saar Bet pfts
til be isrselisfe 0petlisbeesr. Saa-
leoss er Der {, Gr. nplis furefalpl
Ell srucppaffenbe Siitcrle / Rpnti'
cello. Gn Samss Began began fig
ben til fin tlblisers fraftilte Sufru
for at opsrtale bsnoe til, at be atter
ftuipe tno9aa @sieftab. Sun iasps
rentub Net, o9 bet enpte meo, al
ben raienbe sGstemanb affiep G
&epolpsrfuD paa benbe, iaa bun
ianf liplss ON. Den ippsnoe 8usle
ienDte ban siennem fit eset SOpeD
meb etebliffeli9 Drebenbe 8irfnin9.
Decorah-posten., 1881-06-08
StraS.

Gn forferbelis Sasselform biem'
feate fOrrise 9sroas ben ipolise Del
af Nceeaan g ben norolise Del at
Belle Gountp. On Mensoe Sar'
merbule blep omftprtebe. ct Sruen'
thinner miftebe 9ipet, % to Weno
III alpcrltse 8pe felier. S Nerbe'
ben af @rawfOrb blafte 3aset brrt
paa abRiQise Suie. Paa andre
8anter at Staten bar bet resnet be-
tpbelist, faa ale minore Vassras
oper. Oefaa 2rinitpfiooen
truer meb at saa Oper fine grepDsr.
Decorah-posten., 1881-06-08

Der er ueppe nosen Ionic" tile
bubt Gubllfum, Der befibber ct pira
felis eeDieent 0ero | ftsrre 9rao
eno sop 9itters". Neiop PED peuz
ne Sib ar Naret, ba Wfapeu bebsper
Ell q ppetits0etfer, on SICbet Ell &ens
Ielis, er SOP Slttsrs" ben biaiate
ra bebfte Webieiu. 6n Huge SOr.
fatisbeb | 2lDe CT bebre end ct
YunD Vleie. 9ent life. I'll On BIT.
per i~eaaelisaesoe af Ell Splopm, iom
lager Waaneber til at belb,eoe.
(-39)
Decorah-posten., 1881-06-08

- "0Oobo9. Noiss. Sci. 70 for.
anbrab Tom Sc bep portet fiban nit.
So fi.nner Dpff mto Nauoi att," -
"Wsn es better ifiie WOiss, Mannen
min |" - "&ua Slaa ? SEP Namnst
% f%oranoret ieg?'
Decorah-posten., 1881-06-08
CASH STORE,
M gutif / stepers 8Iod.
Se9 ct netop fDmmen
tllba9e fra GDica90.
Jss fibber for &Dntant,
Seq fibber { fore Nartter,
Seq fi0ber biliat,
SEQ fi6ber aDbe Sarer.
Sig bar fsls.Iis 8aab til of iaIss bill.
llSt % zen Wasle Of 8arer, ieg
ieIgsr. sr 8spis for, at i.s
L.. L:n,

SIG sibsr ingen &r,bit, fan fsIselig
~. blnbs mine &unbsr til mig beo
aatnnns WibIer. bet rlaa re berpso,
Of ;, fna fulb 8erbi for fine Yense,
es s'rnltb er buabe &ieber % Sel9sr
ttHf ti,nt.
ctanbOrb GaIico 6 til 7 Ste. per %.
alnsrs @aIico
a5liGs 99rr.S 5 til 8 r.
eligible 9erreoer 8 tiI1O
saut'S trsnpsr fra 5 Ste. Yarret %
SpoOsr. 8roberebs Sameltremper %
~. pr. 8ur. Mit uobaIa af Dame
aloletoier Ct ct of be bsbite % btI<
,se Sb,n. o9iaa Yaraiolsr. ellie.
.s''laosr. SbaipIer, Sfiortsr. Cutters"
Y en- Rusis andre Sin8. fom man lite
I'm Oprssn..
Wit uopaIs of f9rbiaipsbe &l9ber.
WreGtOipsrinss. @ienitanoe. Sfiorter,
sa;.. suHsrt,r, 8aoietts off,, CT fnIo.
MGol9f.
;Sss bar ct becre og biuisere ubuaIs
Stotel emo n~ossninbe fer.
Na ubpqla of &oH. er bet beoits |
S9m Os bsItaar Of: .. g. Sara.
s.Na Hica. Wsrlcon Wountoin. "Y.a
"a'1' % ct aObt uOpala Of 6io 2ane.
wS2apnn 8bs fra % til 30 Sis. pr. go.
ssla "SOis" 80 SIS. She Ct e, "Bar.
nun" Win Snela Sbe er ben bebfte |
SSssl. 9ar netop mootaget ct fort
sstll Of Sirnp, iOm ialsss til 90 ets.;
w sr en- Bargain"
% Ssrlstts "SmpsrioI" Yeadss. 8 go.
els. Sur MI norR Clio. 8risIins
Ssaoraoor Glib af au.r bebite Slags.
" lnoOm. fsrsnb Du fisher.
8enlieit
Sper 2arlen.
Decorah-posten., 1881-06-08
MtnnefDfn.

Spao Sstuptsterne Der / Staten
aneaar, ba Ter dit inotil osnne lib
meset ecpt ub. Spepen bar raft
Srem9ans, % csiaa al anoen @reoe
itaar ieroeleS aobt.
Decorah-posten., 1881-06-08
Sper 2arien,

General Games u. 0arFelb.
e mutt YurtrGt al Sen. SAINTS v
va'Rslo IA ~ 18 Isnbss portofrit for
y cents. Gorssis. g. 8. gQsfab.
Setlna 8robe. gRiuu.
Decorah-posten., 1881-06-08
Sru9te Nebler.

WV Satobiens Gnis | @st.D seorab aster
"'aancen at fdls. fit Snpbc. Oct fan tas
o'tl0n til builttnlcmbtlf Sip at Dasen.
Decorah-posten., 1881-06-08

Smfomue Deo SneifreO. 81. q Nat
til Manoa8 Den lite NpriI git lielgs
-. g." ct fort Sssltrsb pso @aarosn
Sin9lsn | &aaSiuno / Sfierps Ssrreo
% isisbe alt bort paa fin 8si til Sssr.
uoenfor @aarben lao fortsiet | ca. 4G
Sapn,s Nfitanb fra 9anb 60 Baaos.
lom opsrnatteoe paa NOroreile til Sim
uaarten. Oa Strsoet foni, bro Snss
masien be 1eite Baaoes Sorteinin9er,
laa be brep uo | Sunoet mec Streoet,
men 2 a 8 Baabss Sorteinin8sreoita.
Der bar iaa iterfe, at be lite piIos Of
libes, bpisaarias Baabens fnuites. s
ben enc Baao bar 4 Wano. lonl aue
sr foripunoHs | ben anosn. bporl b
Waub. Tom ale laa | bpb Sepn I
Baabstotbuiet. petfeb.s ben enc. ION,
ioetlamme Baabsn fnuites. tit fat |
nosIe 8ruoitumpsr. buOrpaa ban noe
fen neasn bIep bisrset af en- af be lsss
TONNE &ammsratbaaoe.
Decorah-posten., 1881-06-08

Saoerens SpSprfnins, StaI FABIAN
tAnne ~paatenfss meo 2aab ON Iirte.
liseis ellie, sr bet ne~ousnoist, ifriucr
st ", at mango flute is iammsn
"Sorsneos bIips oelaa be Soage meg
tiee@. gn snfeIt Wanb uiI Der libet
ubrette. Yaa Sabsrsn finbes, iom be.
fj,aet, en- bstbOslis Stretnins, Der MI
bsnIiessr til ingen Nptte. men Tom
ueI mec Sibsn funbe bIius til peisnt-
Iis Snptast % 8esoiiOrssslie for BET
belle 9ano, iier MI. ba Ssrnbunsn sien.
nemlfi9rer Sobereu % iaaleoes | bel
@rab letter 8ommunifationen at bi
bragg til S9bersns Spoprfning par
ct p9isntIis Momsnt, Der mr. afsisrsn.
be peo StortbinsetS BsuiQins til oenns
Banes NnIag. - 8 oisie Oa8e or
bsio.s Der poa peo en- SammeuIuts
ming af Wenb, Der buue ct aubent Sis
for osnne Gags Bstsoning. for at III
psisbrinss ben nsSusnbiss 8apitaI, %
5iospuaftet lpneS bslbist paISt, ibet
gmieration.n. Der forssaar fra Sgs
oeren lao for lloitretnins. gipsr
Abaans til SnDfisb At SOrotrefnlnSsr
til en- bstpo.lis biu'ssre Yris en- IN.
Der alminoelis SorbOlos. &il en- Bs.
apnbsIIe sr Oct patient at feb. ct
lterre Yarti at @aarosn Stapusu
8arbong, ierbtles bsloigt belig9enbs
% ifittet for Siemsost, II Bslooslle
of rio Saretraub % COB S~orobuno.
Decorah-posten., 1881-06-08
SD MaTfimer,

~''''s % 8~ploefslsrtiie asranieres.
o. e. .. 9reffe
~ Wain OF. ~letcoerfor G~ourtbuist.
Decorah-posten., 1881-06-08
e q O b q.

Drowning gIctorla bar siennem
ct Telegram til @sueral9upernsren
uctalt fin bpbs Weofelelie / @nleb
ming at ben fore Dampftibsulpffe
ueo qcnpon. Sra fsrf at par bet
3anfen at oprette ct %ftorartet Woz
uument til MinDe ON ben ieraeltse
geaipenbeo, men benne 2anfe er nu
blepen forlart, % / Stecet oerfOr
iial Der orsaniieres ct parist unoer'
itstteliesielfab til Sialp for Dem,
Der peb ben esilisbeo miffeoe fine
6orisraere.
Decorah-posten., 1881-06-08
9 af0t q.

Gn Sfppumpe Draft peD Sprin9'
iislp 5rsbas fOrrise use; Raureal
Grsef ites IL Sob bit, % 3 Ssrn'
~baaebroer repes bort, tiQiae $50 Eops
al Sanelseemet. Salpoelen al Spen
fob unber 9anb, o. 2 Wenneffsr
brufneoe.
= s Anl.bnine af Dor Webbe'
lelie ON, at Or. 6. sc. Said og
Don. Die Ncmlanb life bar fUmne
biem, bare ri erbolot Ell ptipat ST.
t~erretnins, bateret Caledonia, .. E.,
ben 27be Rai, bpOri meopsles, at
besae be nepnte Serrer for en- 2ib
iiben I aobt gebOlD par anfcmne
bi.m, % at Dr. Said cpbolot f3 |
@alebonia % Ole Nomlano paa fin
5arm, IL Nile fra 9pen. Goeln9'
selieu af Sernbanerne fra Oanftcn
% 0anbaommen bar bet. Der bapDe
forbinbret bersS Siemreiie % bepir'
fet, at be Tom iaa TENT biem, at be-
res 9enner bar blepne ansiteltse
for benz. (Saorel. % Gmtgr.)
Decorah-posten., 1881-06-08
SIIinpi8.

Gn une @ut mifteoe nplts atpet
| Solicit. San lesebe inbe | en- flor
Binss, fulo uf fiaaet Mais. % be-
srapspeS unber Rasien. Da man
tom BAN tilbialp, par ban aaerepe
fpalt.
- TIMBER ct Xcrbenpeir fog 4p'
net nplis nep | en- housekeeping,
tilberenbe SObn Senfel, 6 Wile /
NOrD for Menpcta, % inben nCsle
faa Utebliffe fob alt | lips Cue.
Osiaa be andre u~pbpsninser anteno'
ties, % | BET Sele cpbranpte baape
be forRienise 9uie cs tiaise 5000
gulbels Rais, 1900 Buibels Sapre,
40 Spin, Der bapbe fit 3ilbOlo |
Stalofinlberen, en- for Wensoe
@aarsrebFaber, 9Osne, Se % Se'
letst. Den belle a%siurance belsb fig
blot til $1,000, iaa Ranben liper ct
uleaet fsielist FAB. Osiaa paa an'
Dre Steper | Staten bar apnet tenot
% aicrt Sfabe.
Decorah-posten., 1881-06-08

gieobldit &lrfe. s urifous ifulbs
MP 8irte opfsr.s af Btnbingspert; Mr'
beibst par alersbe lanat frtmfrsbet.
Binbinsspert,t. nleb unbtaseli. al Saar.
net par ausrsoe rsiit % Saast for en-
flor OeI tetfst. timber ben fterte Nor'
benpino ben 20be Npril ifeoe bel. al
belle Binoinssp@rtst ~nsobIeite, % aas
WateriaI.r / FANNIE natsn soeIagoss.
Mrbeibsfoltene bar nstop iteset nso al
Soeet. ba ubelbet inbtraf. onitrsut ri,
Decorah-posten., 1881-06-08
fra WoberlanOene.
NOree.

af ta~ncinapiG. Blabt tnetil 4 Wai. J
, 1881-07-10
THE PUBLIC LIBRARY.

FIRST MEETING or THE NEW HOARD.
The new Public Library Hoard held its first
regular meeting yesterday afternoon, which
were present Directors james Lane Alien, l3er-
nard Callaghan, Lawrence w. kndlec. Berthold
Lowenthal, Harry ltubens. tho OLD members
holding over, and DR.. Schmidt, Messrs George o.
Armstrong and W. J. Hyncs, those recently up
pointed.
President Onahau, of the old DoarI introduced
the new members. aud nude Il short speech In
which he thanked his late associates uu the
their Kindness, and expressed the deep pleasure
he Ind experienced III his association with them
n1d the rs'srel hc felt ut parting. lie then with
drew, after which vote Of thunkS was passed
tu him for his services.
Tn mutton, Mr. 1iubcns was appointed Temper
nry cha!rtnan.
The organization Of tho new Board was post
pDnca until next Wednesday.
Three applications for positions were read and
pAceu on tile. nnd Il petition "ns received from
the evening employees asking for Il inrtniEht's
vacation. which was referred 10 the Committee
ON Administration, who were instructed to IT.
pur1 next Wednesday. ....
Bills TO tho amount Of about Sl,:.0o, including
SGt1 Tor renewal Oi insurance, were audited aud
ordered paid.
Librarian Poole reported fur the month Of June
lust. showing that tue l,inbr ot visitors III tho
Reference department for that ,,1ol.1h was l6}:s,
.t..Ait!st 1:u of the stuc mouth III lSoJt the vol
uutS consulted, s,:Sl, a!.1lst ish:: Wis i4nrs II
The American pntents 510, against jl1, The sl&-
tsteS Ut the reading room showed =. ,taU VIZ tora,
against l;.4 i'll June, i>S: is$!ir%nt 'rtHrAlS,
11f. n:a si I, IGJ issues Of books .GUI, NgA. nst
Isl: daily average ot >,un,lty VISITORS. lnis,
against .>3. The circulation nf hooks WIS 2J5sS.
against II, ,1H1 III .)l lSsu. The daily Afer;tue
t'f circulation WIS LUIS, ngss! 63t the preceding
year.
The Hoard then adjourned until p. III.
Wednesday,.
, 1881-07-10
CRANBERRY CULTURE.

The Grand Marsh Cranberry Company.
On Wednesday Mr.. Y, D. Fratt, President,
| and e. Miner, Treasurer, Of the Wisconsin
State Board Of Agriculture, made all ex-
tended examination Of the property Of the
Grand Marsh Cranberry Company, located
in jackson County, near Beaver Station. on
the Wisconsin Valley Railroads. branch Of
the Chicago, Milwaukee IL st. Paul. Few
persons are aware ct the commercial 1nl-
portance Of tile cranberry to WISCONSIN,
though the berry is appreciated by all as the
last fruit Of tile season. In lSi6 over s,:U0
acres Of land were Used for the cultivation OF
The cranberry, ind at present more than twice
that AREA is under cultivation. Ia the cu1tl-
yatur the berry is 4 paying Investment, rs it
about 80 per cent net annually on the invest
ment in lands, selling. III market for from
$40 to S4.:1O per bllShel. Wisconsin being
free from tile blight common i'll New Jersey
marshes and the worm to be found II the
Connrcticut marshes, the attention Of East
ern capitalists who ;re interested in the
culture of the berry has been drawn to the
peat marshes Of the State. The i gricultural
Association Of the State are alsn about 20
offer a premium at their State Fair for the
best specinlens Of the fruit. T.,
The cultivation nf the berry consists
simply in ditchln1, tiammiug. draining, and
flooding the marshes :.t the proper season OF
the ,ear. the plants being under water from
The largest marsh in Wisconsin, which,
from its soil. can be utilized for the berry, is
The t;r:na Marsh, 4,'00 acres of which Is
owned BY the Grand Marsh Cranberry Con-
pany, which will probably bt. the greatest
producers Of the berry in the United States.
The Company was Incorporated ulhier the
laws of Illinois some months since with 4
capital af S2Do.00o, by Ncssrs. i. p Moulton,
Frank l. Wilson, Joseph j. White. and +. Il.
Hunter, and has 600 acres under cultivation.
Two hundred acres started i've years ago
will yieltl. it is estimated, this season iSeptenl-
Der) an average Of :100 bushels TO the acre,
ami the remaining 400 acres about fifty BUSH
els to the acre, which will be all excellent
crop, though in time it will be more than
doubled. Tie Company OWNS its buildings
Beaver. and has thirty miles Of ditch and ten
miles Of dam completed. 1t alsn has fill
w:attr-riEllt nlltl 4 reservoir Of 100 acres with
I'LL average deDth Of three feet. which will
amply supply tile il0nsl necessary to lna.ltlrc
and keep the vines and xii! the bog-Moss.
Said Il cranberry king, ''1'll: swamp la8
been designed by nature for cranberry cult
ure."
The property and improvements are valued
at over S:a50, ,00O. To pick the crol, this sea-
SIN will require lao hands. Messrs. Frntt
and Miner will make 4 report to their !AsSo-
ciatio1>, nll.l the former thinks 81 there is
thousands ut it to 4 cOnlmOli-scnSe manage
,llel,t, as the cost of culture is slight, and the
peat-he,l i six feet thick, aud, it cared for,
iucxlsaustible.'
The officers Of the Company are joseph J.
White, President; Byron T. Moulton,
Charles J. Adriance, S uperintendent ut the
Marsh
, 1881-07-10

being destroyed. and tic cumnlittee DECIDED to
have n 1urge steam radiator plaeed In the vault
in order that steam nigh: bn kept UP nll the
time. i retluisitaon from The lsecrlcr tor tuf-
ni,ure necessary IN his office w::s approved
I'll. totnsnttre OH Town and Town Accounts
passed bills to the amount Of al,p'lt St:sN from
outside 1nwns. Dr, Hull, OF St,u,h Evanston,
presented bill Of Sl,5 for tifty-twn visits to
smallpox patient, aud the County Visitor stnt ted
that hi: had only visited the patient twice. The
Doetor was present.. nnd there was IL lively
wortly spat between him usld the Visitor. After
q great dcal nt talk tho n,cdicnl man was ,l-
lowed $Bs This pntIent has already Gust tho
county S4l5, with other wards yet to hear from.
THE case of james and Bridget Bonner.
chnrGcd Will, cruelty to child, came TO IN elsl
III tue Criminal Court yesterday. tho jury finding
tho latter guilty, und II n"Iio proscHni being en-
tered to tue former. Tho case Appcnrs to
have been one Of lnnre tllnn ordinary interest.
III that Mrs. bonner was tho stepntother OF the
eiila abused. Tho father appeared as prose-
cutting witness, hut his EVIDENCE went the otEer
way: bnt; Notwithstanding, she was convicted.
The child wus L. years 1T aye. and rho testimony
showed that lit had been grossly tll-trcateA, 10
the extent, even, OF being forced to sleep ont Of
doors durIn4: the winter months. The mother
was re,nandcu for sentence, and tho father dis
charged.
, 1881-07-10

The bridge ordinance was enforced last cycn-
Ing for the first time, the bridges being closed
between half-past j and half-past 6, and the
tenders paying no attention to tug Or steamer
whistles. One tug, which had II lumber scow in
tow, wns "b:llled" ut Wells street. and ran OF
und left the vessel. Other bouts were detained
at tho different bridges This us was expected,
OF tugme'.. who, having had thci:. own
way 80 long. are not disposed tn
look fayoranly upon any restraint. II they
are succtssful in ill the lawsuits they PROMISE
TO bring against the city for damages their
tugs will have to bc sold to meet tho heavy
ta&cs which will have to be infosn,l In order to
pny Il small percentage of tho judgments Ono
Captain whom Il TN1BCSR reporter SAW was par
ticu!ar'y wrathy bccause he was detained twc1,-
Iy-slx minutes ut tho North lIalstei street
bridge, only nnc team and less t:nn fifty people
crt'sslEG during that time. Keeping that partic-
utar bridge closed Elay hAyt been Unnecessary
but the law Is general. and no exceptions can
therefore 0e mHLc.
The vcsscl-owrcrs, too. arc up in arms, and
they are going into the law business, rs ure 1hs
prope!ler l,. , men men @ How supremacy selfish tho
Inconvenience to the tens OF thousands ut
people WIN cross tho bridges. For every vessel
thnf & xoes through u bridge 5U people are
number interested in the passage OF the boat is
perhaps len or fifteen. The ;Nu have nit up
with the tnisance long enough. und the
and closing .,f 1ae bridges in The interest ot the
vast majority. The best lawyers in tho civ
have decided that 1t can do so and :. legal l.tt
1neu. a months trial of the new regulations
will convince them. ii they Will DO their part,
that their inteEcsls can be accommodated to the
change. ind thus their business will not ie I,,-
terferea with TO the extent they think Every
thing new Is objectionable to people WHO
hare been travelling III 4 rut. When they
outs, ,dc the; will not talk tsght With their neiv6-
burS who have certainly equal rights. 1t may
, 1881-07-10
TIE CITY-IIALL.

| THE cash balance In tho City Treasury july !
was about s1.aD,0lo.
COMMISSIONER WALLER has returned from
his vacation with restored health.
THE County Treasurer turned over s:ss2,5,.s}l on
account oi tho taxes of lssO yesterday.
TilC water collections in June amounted to
slGG.i14.1J. and tho Licenses TO S:o,::ll.sl-
THE city's portion Of tho lSSl taxes collected
last week was SSal.aD At least, that much was
turned over yesterday.
THE contributions to the fund for the benefit
Of the fn;nily OF Policeman Mahoncy now
amount tn about $l,4f0.
The Garden CITY Dstlli.ae Company sent q
check for S'1 to Chief Swcule yesterday for tho
Firemen's i:cneilt Association. as n indication
Ut their appreciation of the work Ut the Depart
nent Ut the recent tire, its prosnptntsss prevent
inE Il disastrous contiagruupn.
THE attention Of the Commissioner of Public
Works WIS called yesterday to the fucr that
thf RI, vas baroedw wire fence around the Green
Hay Park.-,l ease nf tho city violating its avn
ordltanceR. II seems that private parties have
charge ot the ground. and that they paid for rho
fence. T1e Commissioner said it would he re-
moved Mt once.
THERE seems to be an impression that the
failure OF rho Water Department to cut OFT the
water Of ticiinqucnts. AS prescribed by ordi-
nance. relieves the owner Of responsibility.
Such. however, is not the case and it would be
well for owners Of property who expect their
tenants tn pay the wnter-ratc5 to inquire ut the
water office whether the taxes from May to
November have beca paid, sts thar delinquent
cascs ulay he taken out of the reYulur order,
md attended to in the first plrt Of August
, 1881-07-10
LOCAL ITEMS.
They sat apJ looked ut tho comet,
And the wonderful tait thar grew from 1t;
His hand struck C. pin

iAes sat aoa 4oohco ~ tuo coa'ct'
61uu tuo "otoe ~, ~" u1"@ BIZ" 'A"n '@'
Ins hanu strnck pm
Where 1t shouldn't have been
AS she slid FROM his knee he said domt.
Everything ut the Board of Trade lunch
rooms. a1o LIN hallc street {room lately occu-
RI, ,,, ,;,e :. Gna,, pa.,r1 y, =, ,,,,1 =,
n,ett. ,en ~ 49,. ,,;< % nr1a % Ta hraa.fnss % t,iuar
p'ete rohta11', ofsef l"r te"hi.'s'' "'i'hel'
and supper. Our readers doing business in
that neighborlood will find no better place
IN oat tl,oirmpn1s Sncrjal attention aivrn RI
,Ia.,,,;,,a.. <;,;I;+ ,..o,I go ,,,I ',r,,,.>t
attention: ron,n rool: ''|"f''
In the t,tIirs' cabins of the Unhokr,, fnrrv-
|nats the sojinwinv notice has r.rentlv hprn
,stri. ..'rh,, spafs in tl,is IN hin r,. rtstrvpd
fnr alies. l;rntlomen viii please n(t orc1,-
py them until the ladies' are seated.' That
Strikes lis as reversing tile proper positions.
The pafrons of the Coumo,1-sense Lunch
Ram. curnrr Of State and RundoIlh streets
Central Music-Iiall Buildlng), claim that it
is decidedly the coolest place III the city dur
ing this hot weather, owing To- the constant
llscuf the steam yent'la1lhg fans lately n
troduceu. THIS est abllSlhleltt sill retains its
reputation LOT serving ti!e oest tnc i1larket u
Ius's At ie'tso14ao1e pllees' Will c4et1n'lilesS
"''u Wv my.
At match betWcen the Yale and Amherst
nlnes rluay: the 1ale lntcher rupturea me
te!t's's % ~ l'is hee: ''!. e.ls ~ p'tStsl
nau ~ arm plohel. 1hefe IS sueA lhln2
-, .r'. r.'pu.'. ''.:''.,' .''e' 49,!
tr s',p'f I !el,ola!. ~ Pi,ot%lapy 1
uotl,i1et ns J"Snna 2":l.fi Is lile Ies.lt u
eA RtesSi1a 80. lr upsEi'c.l ~ HIS pfouuetlois-
o'uu'"' ~. :" :. 49,
-, tle lpoetle:all-, WY s,outu y, lcar 20 SIP
tl'e sweets or tach rea lip one 3pracllcai)
~ neeessns ~ t1a'll u: all 1se II
, 1881-07-10

0rfscoM weight WhcH ne ocEah TUG 1ast was
191!a pounds, and at yesterday 1t WIS for
ty-cl.zht and onc-auurter pounds less. The
rour bo,,rs ,',J;,,, ,t nno,, war. ,.b,rr
tcF'zea oy atn even hl9hcr ae@ree o1 Hett 1aan
the same period previous: n.d the effect was to
rotlttce his wclEht accordingly. The scales In
dlcnted Il shrnSugc ot two pounds, and. us he
drink 1hirtytwu ounces OF water. and voidcn
only eight. his actual loss OF itvolrdnpois wns
three pounds und IL milf. As co,irr weather set
i'll ut noon, hts decrease will probably not be
more than pnnnd nnd Il half to-day.
Tho only complaint hg u,utic ycStcrttny was in
the morning that lie felt weak. Ills mental
powers sGeuicu uidlfntsen ana us eonyersa
riI",y viii Tisi,'s md it ,rns onv nn,y ami Ii,..n
tiIr h, ,.u.1. ,nv i,t,.,,nn nr h,.i,,r hrrti h,r
tht. fnn IF "unsr,nns ,,ni mn, , III ,,r,nn hin
liz hns ,,nsp,r. rho ssu,I. u,IIs,in11s s.. n,umv
1ho,,snnd fines ,bnr ,Iov .rn .,rtt,nv list H.
+ In n,nmn,nnn,s Voa1cr1s, Nr f~isco,n
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"ALhED ABOUT FIVE MILES