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National Republican., 1883-12-05
THE CoNTINENTALs.
How the Vote stood When tho FNir
Closed Last Night.

Last night witnessed the largest attendance
at tho fair tho temple being throngod. Early
in the evening tho National Rifles and Ma
tional Rifles cadets were escorted from their
armory to Masonic temple, and after arrival
Hon. A. NJ. Clapp, in behalf of the Continent
ais, made an appropriate speech of welcome,
which was responded to by Col. J. o. 2. Burn
side. This evening the Cadets will visit che
fair. The voting at the close last evcnieg
was as follows Piano-Arion Quartotto, 81 /;
Washington Operate association, 50; Choral
society, l3; Apollo Gleo Club, IA; Y M. G. A.
Cleo club A. American sewing machine
Mrs f. +. Vermilion, so. Hartford sewing
machino-Nliss Lizzie Gafvey, "a Miss
l.. Garvin, 81; Miss Nellie Iipphard. IL !;
Evans regulation sword Capt, VcrmillioD, s
Lieut. Gage, A; Lieut.. Bieror, 2; w. Il. Moses,
3. Webster's dictionary-MissE Emma Little'
4 Waltham gold watch-J. c. McGinn, A )
G.. i. Timms A; j, $. Garrison, 4. Parlor
stove--Rev. A. l.. Edwards, IL j. II, Cook,
Is. Elk badge-Danicl Il. Cahill, 40; w. l..
Dennis, %; Frank X. Ward, 2. Smoking
Jacket. G. Gadd, 5. Polkinhorn printers
stick-W. A. Perry, l. J.Dougherty, ,194. Ebony
table-Miss G. Wallach, 2; Miss Dora Ben
ton, %. Flag, United States regulation
Corcoran Cadets, 81; Sons of Veterans, 20;
National Rifle Cadets, 81; Union Veteran
Cadets, 1. Putnam Phalanx-Col. w. g..
Moore, 9; Col. Burnside, 3. Afghau-Dr. II.
Donohuo 81; DR.. X. A, Bacon, 3 DIR. b. NJ.
Boall, 12i; DIR. Charles Allon, 10.
Doll-Miss Maud Wallaoh, 10; Miss
Mamie Colison, IL. Dolman-Miss
Katie Connoll, 5s; Miss Carrie Caselon, 8.
Velveteen dress pattern-Nliss Della Henry,
80; Miss Della June, 10. Music oascl-Mrs.
Nellie McCartec, 81; Miss Minnie Evan, 10;
Nine. Roemcr-Kaspar, 81 Mrs. josie Logan,
1s; Miss Hattie Ritchie, 8. Cooking stove
Miss l.. G. Hutton, 10. Uniform for express
employo-Thomas H. Willy, 1; Hugh Muir
ply, 10. Jonadab badge-P. Printz, 2; N.
Bunch, Is; W. q. Perry, 10; c. w. Allen, 8;
John Tyler, jr., 10; Jero Williams, 2; w. A,
Chauncey 10; John Bussius, 20. Parlor
desk-Miss Grinnan S, Miss Rodicr, 10; Miss
UlilSunt, 10. Good Templar badge-Henry
Bolton, 20; A. Z. Sardo, 9. Road wagon'-J. II
Bangs, 1; J. L. Hoge,7. Continental sword
Capt. Q. b. Anderson, 80; Capt. w. W. Mills
39 Quartormaster Lipphard, 27. Rockford
gold watch-Gen. w. w. Dudloy,.15; Capt. T.
N. Burrill. s; Hon. $. p. Rounds, 12. Shot
gun-R. A. Davis, 81 s. Hancock, s; r. True
land, 81. Easy chair-Capt, q. b. Anderson
2; Capt w. w. Mills, Q; Lieut.. L. Bierer, jr,
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a BRUTAL PRIZE FIGHT.
One Hundred and Fourteen Rounds
Fought.


PITTsBURG, Pa, Dec. 4.-Patricls Moran,
aged 81, and James Mccoy, aged 81, fought
prize fight to-day at Ross Grove, nine miles
out. One hundred and fourteen rounds were
fought in one hour and thirty-six minutes
The purse was for $500. Because
of the disparity in their ages bet
ting was 2 to 1 against Moran. A
ring was marked out, but no ropes were put
up, and at 3:42 time was called. The mon
wore hard gloves From the beginning Nc
Coy forced the lighting, while Moran, adopt
ing the tactics of Joe Goss, kept falling to
escape punishment. In the sixth round
Mccoy broke his right wrist, and
for tho rest of tho battle fought
with his loft hand. Both men ap-
peared determined to win, and soon were
covered with blood. After Mccoy broke his
wrist no fought desperately aud succeeded in
knocking down his antagonist 10 times.
In the 111th round Moran got in terrific
blow on McCoy's neck, telling him like an
OK. Mccoy was picked up and carried to his
corner. He was completely dazed and
wanted to stop fighting, but his friends pre-
vailed on him to continue and he fought
three rounds more, Moran knocking him out
on the Hath round. Both men were terri
bly, punished, and Mccoy had to be carried to
the train.
National Republican., 1883-12-05

REGULAR MIlALS....... % cents
% Meal Tickets, 90. or ~ lGr Month.
Comfortable dining rooms for ladies ana lamllci
up stairs Meals aud lunches served from II nj
to p. m. j. w, BEALL, Proprietor.
nO2Am
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A MhoIesaIe Incendiary.

LYNcHBURa, VA, Dec. 4.-Sevoral weeks
ago Isaac Robinson, colored, abducted Ella
Redmond, young white girl, daughter of q
Charlotte county farmer, and left for parts
unknown. On Saturday last Robinson and
the girl were found living with colored
family in Appomattox county. The girl was
taken home and the negro incarcorated in
the Charlotte connty Jail.
Harrison Crews, the negro incendiary, who
was indicted by the grand jury yesterday on
ten counts, tried 10 escape tonight by cutting
through the walls of tho jail. Crews had
almost cut his way out whom an officer hap
National Republican., 1883-12-05
IRELAND.

DUBLIN, Dec. AT the court Of assizes
this morning the chief justice stated that only
one man would be indicted for tho actual
murder of Mrs Smythe, near Collinstown, in
April, 1882, but that eight others would bo
indicted for conspiracy in connection with
tho crime.
The London correspondent of the Freemdn's
Journal says O'Donnells frenzy at the con-
clusion Of his trial ON Saturday evening last
was due to the fact that he was not allowed
to speak as he was promised. He failed to
hear the court registrar, who asked him be-
fore sentence Of death was passed whether he
had anything to say, and made no answer.
When Judge Denman later on forbade his
speaking, ODonnell thought that he was
wronged.
National Republican., 1883-12-05
SPAIN

MADRID, Dec. 4.-The InlpdrciaI denies the
report published in the Valencia Las ProDin-
cids, that plot for military insurrection
had been discovered at Barcelona. The Off
GERS who were arrested, it states, denied that
they belonged to the republican military as
sociation, and they were released.
There is q buoyant feeling on the bourse
in consequence of belief that a crisis is i'm
minent in the cabinet, and that Senior Sa-
gasta, the liberal leader, will return to power
National Republican., 1883-12-05
The Fossilized wood.

The buried wood discovered in the excava-
tion for tho Casino, on Connecticut avenue,
and when first discovered pronounced by
scientific men to be of recent origin, has been
carefully examined by Profs Lester L. Ward,
G. X. Gilbert, w, j. McGee, and j. b. Markoe,
of the geological survey. These gentlemen
have concluded finally that it belongs to tho
geological period known as the quaternary
formation. The wood is thought to be of the
inniner kind
National Republican., 1883-12-05
m, nIitcheII EIcctton Cnsc.

COLUMBIA, S, G., Dec, 4.--ln the Mitchell
election case to-day the arguments of coun-
sol were submitted. Mr.. Melton opened for
the government and was followed by Messfs.
Barnwell, Bryan, and Goumans for the de-
fense. Mr.. Speer closed for the government.
The arguments occupied five hours. Tho jury
went out at . o'clock p. IN. This evening tho
jury came into court and reported that they
could not agree upon verdict. They wero
sent back by Judge Bond,
National Republican., 1883-12-05
FRANCE.

PARIS, Dec. 1.-The project of police is
taking precautions to preserve order in view
of an anarchist meeting that is announced to
be held on Friday in front of the bourse.
1t is stated that tho boxes, containing OK
posivos received yesterday by NJ. De Lesseps
and Contractor Couvreux, were sent by a
discharged employe of the Panama Canal
company. The man is supposed to be in
sane.
National Republican., 1883-12-05
BREAKING A LADY,s DOOR.
A wife Has Her Husband Arrested for
ForcibIy Entering Her Room.

ForcibIy Entering Her Room.
In the police court yesterday Detectives
Block aud Raft and Messrs. w. w. Kirby, Ben
Crowley, and w. w. Eldridge were charged
with breaking open a door of house No. All
Eleventh street. The case was continued
until to-day. Mrs Eldridge, wife of one OF
tho accused parties, bro0ght tho charge. Ii
is said that Mr.. Eldridge on Sunday brought
the other parties to the house and broke down
the door of his wife's room. 1t is
alleged that he found in this room
q young man named Alexander, whose
denuded condition was provocative of sus-
picion. A REPUBLICAN reporter interviewed
Mrs. Eldridge last night, That lady alleged
that her relations with the young mon mon
toned were entirely proper, She said one of
the accused parties had been watching her for
two or three weeks past On Saturday she
saw him standing on the opposite side of the
street. and, becoming nervous, insisted ON
Mr.. Alexander remaining in the house, oiler-
ing him tho lounge in tho next room TO hers,
She denies that he was en- dishabille when
the accused broke into her room.
National Republican., 1883-12-05
TURKEY.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, Dec. Alive police
agents, convicted of the charge of using their
Official positions to blackmail innocent per-
sons by falsely charging them with coming
money, have been sentenced to penal servi-
tude for terms ranging from ten to twelve
years. Nine persons, the victims of the
backmailers, and who had been thrown into
prison, have been liberated.
National Republican., 1883-12-05
Collision ON the Potomac.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 4.--Capt. Geoghegan,
of the steamer Sue, which arrived this morn
ing from landings upon the Potomac river,
reports being in collision yesterday morning
off Lower Machodac creek with the schooner
Julia A. Brown, Capt. w. +, Ward, of Cherry
stone, Va, sinking the vessel in five fathoms
of water. The schooner was struck on the
port side. The captain and four of the crew
were saved in boats and taken aboard the
steamer. The schooner had u cargo Of oysters.
National Republican., 1883-12-05

N n DNOIT DININN WIlNS -
si2 4 STREET, WAsulNdToN, D. a.
Opposite Patent once.
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Dlantro- 3listtIlanruus.

THNO LOAN-s3,5OO ON GOOD REAL ESTATE SE-
Il curlly. Inquire of EUGENE +. ARNOLD at
tOrney at law, 40 La. av. so
A n ACTIVE BUSINESS MAN WITH s2UO CAN
IA have an interest In legitimate, well paying es-
tablished business. Address promptly NJ. X. S, Re-
publiCan Office 5-5
National Republican., 1883-12-05
The PresLtlent Thnnked.

The board of management OF the Worlds
Industrial and Cotton Centennial exposition
held meeting in New Orleans last night
and passed IA resolution of thanks to Presi-
dent Arthur for the fiattering notice made by
him Of the enterprise in his message to con-
grCss.
National Republican., 1883-12-05

pened to enter the cell and discovered him.
The prisoner confesses TO ten cases Of in
cendiarism, but It is believed that he is
guilty of tho whole eighty-six fires that have
occurred here since Sept. 1.
National Republican., 1883-12-05
Tho LnvnI Legion.

The regular monthly meeting and banquet
of the Loyal Legion will be held at the Ar
lington this evening. A number of distin-
guished visitors are expected, and an interest
ing session is anticipated
National Republican., 1883-12-05
Enr lhn blind.

The concert tonight at the Congregational
church is for tho benefit of Miss Alexina
Murray, blind girl, with voice said to bo
remarkable, She will be assisted by some Of
the best talent in the city,
National Republican., 1883-12-05
.for Rent Rooms.

III table board. 1911 l4th ST. n. w. 40
UNFINISHED PARLOR AND BEDROOM COM.
IL municating, or z bedrooms; desirable locationi
4 street cars pass the door. BIOS z St 7.B
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IslaSI.,r-

CAIRO, Dec. 4.-Tho khcdive to-day re-
ceived a telegram from an English officer
who is lying wounded at Birkett, which
place is due south of Kashgil.
National Republican., 1883-12-05

NyIsITORs 10 THE CITY CAN PROCURE
v sainplo copies OF Tho Weekly Republican M
Wrappers ready toE mailing on application " tina
otncG
National Republican., 1883-12-05
Slrrsuuul Comfort.

CIoRs ENLEVEs SANS DOuLEUR-DURIL.
" Ions muuvas ongles; ongcl4res, soignct avec
surrcs par lu DOCIEUR WHITE, ChirOpeliBtp
NumefO iIIB ia. ay., Vis-a.Vis le Wlllprd's IotCl
Pour sOns 'nnes chez lui, 81; q domicl, y3, l.C
DOCrEuR WHITE, est etaulba Washington dupuib
1851.
NvEW TURKISH BATIl (DR. BOVEESl,
N lil7 q street opposite Ilisgs House Largo pool
good Ventilation Lpilc' Monday aud Friday. Noi
day ~ y. M Baths, e. 6tlcSels gLoQ. ,,.,,
ape DR. II, L. BOVEE ELECTRICIAN
yT,IIl SlIEDD BATHS. GU8 r. STREET., NEAR
Il Nlnth-Iurklsh, Russian, sulphur Rnd Mercurlal
Batls given with skill aud experiences. MnnipnlAlpr
OF len years experience at this establishments single
bath. 81; for ~; II for Sln open suhday from q
N. to D. N. nuI'N
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amI Gsiate Brokers.
s1pst mn :Fpunn.

II OST-ON THE iTH INST, PACKAGE con-
j taqing surgical Instruments and small ciso of
Incidence, Finder please return TO Dr, \ II,
ward. Od
Y OST uDll STOLEN OK TIfANKSUINING
i dRy, n dark olive cuOrcd Oyereugt, a reas unR-
blereWard N be- given II returned 10 Jj3 M ST. y. ",
07
Il OsT--ON THANKSGIVING DAY, KNIGHT
IL Tempnr B silver badge M'mS OF owner engraved
thereon. Return 70 Gl7 La uv. Reward. -
n OSl-A PLAIN GOLD WEDDING lINGi IN
ii ltials and uale insde FULL value paid II len at
the RopubliCpu once. DO
National Republican., 1883-12-05

A LARGE STOCK OF NEW AND SECOND
IA hand t'll and winter carriages ~ reasonable
IN ices. makes speciality OF second hand COuuuvtS
aud landguuts ior private use frOm best nulthefn
builders AZ from third to half original cost Al wugS
sold warranted to he rs represented, NbBtNE IA,
GRAHAM, Repository and factory, ilO4ln oIh 81.
Repairing PROMPTLY attended TO- II
National Republican., 1883-12-05
HEALrIt II WEALTH,

Ok. y U WIl0IS NFTtNE AND NIIAIN
Commissions, Nervous Headache. AvutalipUprcisiun
loss of Memory, experimentation, lHlutency, ia
voluntary Emissions, Premature Od Age, caused by
vur-cNcrtiOll, arltNuuso, or OycrudUigcuCD winch
leads 90 MISERY, decay AMI DEATH ono D'N Mlll euro
recent cases. Each box contains one months InLt.
lnent. one dollar q my ur slS boNeS for i've dollars
Sent by mail prepaid, on receipt Ut price, We guar
nntee ak boxes tu cure any case. WllN each urdaU
received by a. tor stN boxes accompanied VITA iva
dolinrH wr will scud tIu purchaser our written uuJr-
anoe TO return mo money 10 the tre1tNent HOur not
effect cure. Guarantees issued Cy ~lll lN tGGNIs
WEfI,ls0 Pennsylvania avenue, Washington. u. O.,
wholesale and retail agents Orders by mail MIA re-
coiVe prompt attention.
National Republican., 1883-12-05
illunen to guau.

n TONIiY TO lsOAN uN REAL ESTATE AT TuI
nj lowest ral1A DANENAoWkk& & Son, i1li i
UgISet pOEthWes~ a0A5H
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SourOing.

A LARGE, NEATLY FURNISHED % FLOOR
IN room, modern improvements, n square OF cnrs;
table board; terms moderate. Apply l;ai st. N. W.
National Republican., 1883-12-05
MeNftnI.

DHEUMATISM. NERVOUS DISEASES, cor.
IG pulonCe, Headache, SpRins, 40, successfully
treated by Massage ana swedish Movement tugG,
PROF. NlSSl.N, NutIms Han. uu2l-lm
4 Il L, ILIn Is. NNNA MN
National Republican., 1883-12-05

Schools desiring ton or moro Ticket may secure
them at Special Rates, by applying at school Build
ing, from to O'Clock ". IN. or BY addressing
THOS. W, SIDWELL prluCipnl.
National Republican., 1883-12-05

Tickets TO Entiro Course OF twenty Lectures, Sl00
Single Lectures, 2jc
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Mlantt0-GmuIonmtut.

DosGTION AS SALESMAN IN STORE, nook
\ store preferredi reference given. Address BUCK
ICY I. NcnMhnnn Nlllrn. Ii
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for Ntnt-Nooms.

Ov1E I 81. N. .w.-HANDsOMELY FUR.
J. i l. - nished suite Of rooms on lst hoor, with
or without board. 90
National Republican., 1883-12-05
FURNISHED ROOMS.

tsVNHE TREMONr."-rUIS HOUSE HAS
Il been repapercd and ,repainted and IN every
place board in the cy, Terms 90 $50 80, and 81
per month House aud malls heHtCd 6y steln.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-10-06

FRANK SAMMONS is back from Dakota.
He Is on visit to his family. He Is de-
lighted with the west. Rich in soil.
uniform in climate, and lands for those
who take them under Uncle Sans terms.
This is the place. Frank is fine stir
ring man, pleasant to his friends, and
useful citizen anywhere We wish
Frank success, and in this our readers
we are assured will heartily concur. =
JAMES MoLoNEY SR. has moved into
his cottage near the Catholic Church.
1t is neat, cosy and furnished with taste.
The old gentleman has retired from bus
mess and with his good wife they are
bent on quiet and ease their remaining
days. The parents Of many children, all
prosperous and well-to-dO, their declining
years are sweetened in their love.
Young James Maloney is business man
OF the first order. The TRIBUNE wishes
old and young every joy of this world.
DIR. W. w. BowEs left Monday morn
ing to seek new location for the prac-
tice of his profession. For Years he has
been deyoting considerable attention to
the treatment of disease by electricity,
and proposes making that treatment
specially. We understand he has deci-
ded to locate in Toledo,, Ohio. The doc
tor during his stay in Cheboygan work
ed up a large and lucrative practice, and
while We regret the departure of him
self and estimable wife,, we wish him
abundant success, and can assure the
people OF his new home that in their
new acquisition they have secured a
competent physician and thorough gen.
tleman.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-10-06
Jurors for the Special Term

The following jurors have been drawn
for the special term of the circuit court
which commences Tuesday, October, 23:
Benton-James f. MOlOney, Eugene
Spiller, Alexander Marquette,J. II. Kintz.
}. W. Loucks, Charles ii. Mute, Frank
Osier, Jacob Post.
Dnncan-Moses Duclo, Adolphus Pa
quin.
Inverness Walter W. Watson. John
DundOn, Jacob Walton. Louis RecOlly,
Ephralm Tultle, Anson r. Dodge, Fill
mJre Schryer, Francis Johnson.
Munr0-Fredrlck A. Heilman, John c.
Young.
Mentor-Wilford P. West.
Tuscarora-T. S. Kinert, John Fler,
James Harris.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-10-06
Personal.

H. j. MINER returned this morning
from business Trip outside.
Mr.. AND MRS. ROBT. PATTERSON left
Thursday morning for visit to Canadi-
an friends.
MRS. PARNELL who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. j. II. Waterman, left for
home this morning
Mrs. w. w. BowEs leaves tomorrow
evening to join her husband in Toledo,
Ohio. Their household goods SO down
in the Flora.
REV. T. B. LEITH, the new pastor of
the NJ. f. Church, arrived last evening.
We understand an impromptu reception
Will be given him this evening at the
residence of Morris Wheeler.
CAPT. CHAs. +. KIRKLAND arrived in
Cheboygan yesterday forenoon, and pro-
poses spending some time here in the
interests of the marine insurance COM
panies and the wrecking tug Leviathan. h.
he owning an interest in that "b0ss
wrecking tug" The many friends of
Capt. Kirkland are always more than
glad to meet him.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-10-06
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 8, 1883. I
A saw Mill wanted.

James Myers of Munro township called
at the TRIBUNE Office Thursday. He re-
ports that portion Of our county rapidly
improving, the settlers all actively and
industriously engaged in clearing up
their farms. He says they need saw
mill bad and that the citizens of that
section are willing to contribute good
bonus to any party or parties who will
put up mill on Skunk lake, a lake one
mile wide by about three miles long and
situated five miles east Of Levering sta
tiOn on the &. r. q |. railroad and in
one of the best hardwood sections in
northern Michigan. 1t is estimated that
there is about 100000 feet of pine that
could be had and an immense quantity
of heml0ck. Thirty or forty of The set
tiers have expressed themselves willing
to contribute $25 each as bonus. Mr..
Myers says he will lease them site at
the foot of the lake, with all needed
ground for operations, rent free, and in
addition give about 125,O00 feet of hem
lock logs that he has already cut near
the location. The settlers are greatly
retarded making improvements, owing
to the difficulty Of procuring lumber.
There are now between seventy and one
hundred families in that part and pros
poets of more. He says the farming
lands are equal to any in this part of
the state and is satisfied saw mill
would prove paying Investment to the
right parties.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-10-06
Com nlunicated.
To the Editor NORTHERN TRIBUNE.

To the Editor NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
SIR: Will you kindly permit me,
through your columns to correct state
memo made in the Democrat of this
weeek relative to change in text books.
In the first place no exchange of aay
kind of text book has taken place since
| have had charge of the school. I gave
a class, just promoted the privilege of
selecting either Harvey or Swinton, ex-
planning at the time the merits of one
over the other. They unanimously select
ed Harvey, and not having grammars of
any kind, they bought Harvey in prefer
ence to Swinton. Those who had SwintOn
continue to use it. The great source of
trouble arises from pupils coming from
other schools requiring to change their
text books upon taking up their studies
here, and visa versa.
When uniform system for the coun
ty, or still better, for the state takes
place, parents and editors will find less
to grumble over. / shall always be glad
to furnish Editor FOrsythe any items of
information regarding school matters
and would prefer to see them correctly
stated instead of trusting to the garbled
statements of news boys, etc.
+, ID. SUTHERLAND.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1883-10-06
(OGciaLl

A regular meeting of the Council of
the village of ChebOygan was held at the
Council Rooms Oh Tuesday evening, Oct.
I'd, 1883.
Present-Presiden Frost. Trustees
Blake, Robinson, Macarthur Smyth and
Attorney Bell.
Absent-Trustees Humphrey and Van
Arsdale.
Minutes of last meeting read and ap-
proved.
PETITIONS.
From Jos. VigOu Peter Dibou and 9TH
ers for repairing George and Cedar
streets, Referred to Committee ON
Streets and Sidewalks.
CLAIMS AND ACCOUNTS.
The following bills were presented,
allowed and orders ordered drawn for
the several amounts:
VIM Harrington, boarding prisoners. s. "a OF
Jos Affair, repairing north end Huron
Howard Lynn Marshal fees........ IS 81
Douglass, spreading gravel on Dun
Day road. ............ ........... ~
referred to the Committee on Claims and
Accounts:
JP Sutton, Justice fees 81 rs
walks. ........... ............... l26 SZ
Edward McCann, repairing Duncan
Day ROAD ............. 40 80
Northern Tribune, printing. 75
Moved and supported that Charles DUFF
fany be allowed $75 OH his contract for
digging ditch on the Duncan bay road.
Carried.
Moved and supported that the matter
of the suit of j. N. Perry against the
village of ChebOygan was referred to
the Village Attorney, with instructions
to defend said suit. Carried.
The liquor bonds of Chas. Mclean,
Thomas Biggs and Oliver Spoon
er were presented and approved.
The Committee on Claims and Ac-
counts, to whom was referred the fol-
lowing bills reported the same back to
the Council and recommended that they
be allowed:
Post & Van Arsdale, sundries. .......$ II 63
VIM McArdle, building side and cross 90
P Sutton, Justice fees. .............. 81 rs
Edward McCann, being 70 per cent. OF
his contract price for repairing
Duncan bay road 2Oi w
Report received and accounts allowed.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Moved and supported that the Marshal
be allowed a further extension OF thirty
days for the collection Of village taxes.
Carried.
Moved and supported that a special
committee of two trustees be appointed
to purchase OvercOats for the night pO-
lice, not to exceed $25 per coat. Car
ried.
On motion the President appointed as
such special committee Trustees Blake
and Smyth.
Moved and supported that the sum OF
$75, being the balance Of the amount ap-
prOpriated last year, be expended In the
improvement of James and Lynn streets,
provided that amount may be found In
the highway fund. Carried.
COMMUNICATIONS.
| would hereby recommend to the
Council that as soon as the fire bell Is
placed in the tower the janitor be in
structed to ring it at o'clock A. M, IL
NJ. and 6 p. NJ.
GEO. f. FROST. President.
Moved and supported that the recon-
mendation of the President be adopted
and that the bell be rung by railroad
time. Carried.
Council then adjourned.
G.. j, HUNT, Clerk.