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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-05-22

ECST received full line 81 HrHr- a. Dreer's
- Garden seeds. silver kinned Onion Setfs.
DE: by tie quart. pint or package. These
seeds have been sold in this market and have
given perfect satisfaction. and win be odd NJ
low any For saIe nv
Feb; p. 1883. DR.. CHAs. 2. PRATT.
a Lso large line Of Books. Stationary.
\ n blank bOoks. Cranes Note and Letter
Paper the best In the market and Of an SIIndts
l-ates. Terra Cntta Cream. Azure, Pink Silver
Gray, Cadet Blue, DE. with Envelopes 10 match.
correspondence and Regret Cards Of the latest
sLS!er. Also. large assortment Of Prany's
X. luck d. Co.'S. DC, Easter and Birthday
Cards For sale 10y
Feb. q. 1883. Dr. CHAs. z. PRATT.
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CLOTHING.
tumble TO the Racket

Gn1Eie TO the Racket
on GROCERY PRICES.
Nice Light Brown Sugars, Sc.
Standard A. 1uc-we mean standard goods
Granulatcd. lie.
Cut Loaf and Pulvcrized 12IEc
CofTccs. Roasted II. 1G. 20 and 2Sc-
Green. 12lz and l5c.
Boxes Coffee Essence for SC.
Syrup :. 50 and Coo.
Pure n. O. MOlGSscs. 75c. gal.
Shoulder Meat, !elzc-
S. C. Hams. 1Gc.; Lard 15c.
Carolina Rice. &c per To-, ; his for NC.
CANNED GOODS.
Peaches. h.. can, I3c. cans 7jc.
Tomatoes, 5 IL. can. Pc 3 for :35c. cans 81.
Corn. III. can, 12c., ) for SIC. cans for : l j..
Peas. : H. = 12c.. s - 35c..9 81
Lima Beams, . N. can. 12c. 3 for DC, for 81
Strin" III. :. lGc. cain.
BluckBcrrics. 9 IL. :: Zoe.
Blu" Berries. , In. = I5c. -
SarCiincs. Zoe. box.
Oysters, Salmon and HOLSTERS at reduced
prices.
Sauces of all kinds to snit canned goods.
DRIED FRUITS.
Dried Apples. lie. pound
Peaches. Zoe. -
PruncS. Zoe.
Currants. IOC. :!
R;isins. I2izr. -
We are determined that no person shall mn
derScll lis il: tl.c FLOUR MARKET. and Will
give you as iiiie :; quality made for - 80 per
Barrel. SIC. for Lie. and 7Uc. for !; sack
Sittet! ri Meal. zoe. bush.
We have only quoted Won prices Oh Il few
articles of each l:iLd. and hope you will rive
as Il '-fsit and be convinced that what We ad-
vcrtiac is true.
We cortlially.tha:lk you for your patronage
III the past, and solicit it III the future.
SHENANDOAH MILLING co.
May u. iSSi-3t.
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DREsS-MkNRG g. plkln sEw,Kc

M ISS KATE ROHR respectfully OfTtrs her
IVA services to the ladies al CIaFIcst0wn and
SIciiity. for the execution of Drcsf-M king aud
ram sewing OF all kinds. Rooms at TCsidaucc
Of her father in building Of Mr.. W. s. Ncr-
cliaf:t opPSsits MetlICdisi Patronage.
November %. I-~2-tf
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-05-22
MISCELLANEOUS.
THE
PEOPLES FRIEND!
Shenandoah Milling Co.!
sim takes the Lead in Low Prices.

MTE have common sense enough to know
w that if we sell Good Goods at Lot1 Prices,
we continue to make friends as We have done
doing, and this we intend to do in the future.
Read carefully our price list, and drop into the
store and ask prices on variety of goods that
prices arc not quoted. and you will be con-
vinced that the only place to buy in these times
is from Cash Store, where they sell on close
profits.
PRICES.
Lace Collars 10. Is 20. p. so and 45c
Hamburg Edging, PC. to CSC.
Ladies' Thread Gloves, 10 to Soc
Hose, 10c. three pair for 25c-
Shetland Shawls, 15c. to 81.
Bed Spreads. all colors SOC. 81, S1.25, - 25.
Towels, 10. u, 90. and to &c.
Napkins, SOC. to $3.50 per doz.
ParusOls. 25c- to IS. 90.
Umbrellas. Coz. 1:5c-. to 81
Basting Cotton. Soc doz., 200 yds. on spool
Clark's Spool Cotton. 55c. per ioz
Calicoes. 5. 6, g and Sc
WoEsted Dress Goods. 8. 10. Is and 25c.
All Wool CaShmcres. 40. So as and 90c. yard.
Ginghams, =, S, Q. 10. II and 12I<c.
Table Damask. p to Sc. per yard
a. Ccttons, a 8. 8. 10. 12I< and 15c. per yd.
81 a I2l5 and 15c- yd.
104 @-S0. IS and 40c.
Brshel Grain Sacks, 25c. each.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS OF ALL
STYLES.
Window Shades and Fixtures, Csc each.
Paper Blinds. Sc. each.
CARPETS. = tC soc.
Stair Oh Cloth. f21l to 15c yd
Floor % :. So to SOC.
Table :: :: 35c. SO
CIOTHING.
all Styles and at all prices from 50 to SIS suit.
OvcralLs. 50. GO. 75c. to 81.
Oh! them Knobby HATS. and them low
prices.
BOOTS and SHOES, all styles, and at small
profits.
GLASSWARE at r.rinous prices.
QCEENSWARE at Sell OF at Cost" prices.
TEA SET. II pieces. $3.50.
TINWARE just slaughtered in prices. to
make room for Il car load that is TO arrive
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
The Only Two Books of the Kind Published
HISTORY OF Mussc
HIsTORT of Music aid its American Conn.

And its american Composers. Together with
Representative Piece of Music frc.l each
Author.
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Dissolution Notice.
WOOIs

MY arrangements for purchasing WOOL.
~ are such that enables me to offer the most
liberal Inducements to CUR wool growers. and
viii pay Outside Figures for any quantity of
the staple offered on this market Please call
ard let me quote prices before disposfng of your
wool G " -TPI-SSET-T
May s. 1883 L.
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AIIeock,s Porous Plaster.

CURE WHERE OTHER P1AsTERs FA1L EvE,s TO
AKIRvE.
Take Take, 10 Other Sa WIN be disappointed
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Horses and vehicIes.

: SSAFE Riding and Driving Horses. and styIisEi
- Vehicles for tho accommodation Of the iDus,-
StabIcs q! STARRY Z, S;TI-HTS
Nav -. 1888
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Hon. Daniel Dougherty. :.

AS slight forecast of the rich in
tellectual treat in store for our peo-
pie, in the lecture to be delivered by
Hon. Daniel Dougherty. on the 18th
instant, we publish the following ex-
tracts from Portland { Maine paper:
Mr.. Dougherty is a man of COM
handing height and elegant figure,
who wears the whiskers of an English
man and carries himself with the air
of a prince. Dark hair and blue eyes,
the common Celtic type. are his, while
his pronounced and slightly naughty
features are relieved by a very hand
some chin. Ofhis advantages of face
and figure he is thoroughly conscious.
and as he advanced to the front of the
stage and placed his manuscript,
scarcely glanced at during the deliv-
cry of the lecture, upon the reading
desk, he stood silent for q moment
and gave his audience full oppor-
tunity to note him, before he COM
menccd as his subject "Orators and
Oratory-'
liz iSSluIC WIS IL iutS uiliCcuG ueC-
iamation of an hours length, polished
to the finest, rich in humor, and pa
thetic to tearfulness. The voice of
the orator. sweet, sonorous and fex-
ible, though Slightly married by a per-
ceptible nasal twang, was at times full
of laughing significance and anon deep
with pathos. Mr.. Dougherty is the
best racontear save Cough, on the
lecture platform, and his marvellous
powers as story-tcllcr are only sur
passed by his art in lofty and sus-
tanned eloquencc. lie owes quite as
much to his dramatic feavor and his
superb command of gesture as he does
to his silyery voice and ornate dictum.
His range of facial expression is great
and the wide, mobile, sensitive mouth
gives an emphasis to the clean cut
sentences which is effective to high
degree.
=
The lecture was one of the finest
ever delivered in this city, and the
large audience testified its apprecia-
ton by the closest attention and by
frequent applause. We certainly owe
thanks to the committee of the Army
and Navy Union for introducing to a
Portland audience SO eloquent and
able lecturer, whom we all want to
hear again.
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LOOK OUT!

4 Il persons indebted 10 me will uIenae como
I forward ard settle by Cash or Note, a. /
want nv business settled, tlis g. 4 New Year,
and don't you forget it,
Jan 25. 1889. FB SOLDIERS
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1:3O z. NJ.

Meeting called to order by the Chairman
Roll called. Full Board present.
Moved by Supervisor Simmons that w
do now proceed to elect Superintendent
of the Poor TO fill the vacancy caused b,
the death Of Abram Hopper. Carried un
animously.
Moved by Supervisor Case that VIC d,
now proceed TO an informal ballot for Su
perintendent of the Poor. Carried unan
imously.
Result of first informal ballot:
Whole number of ballots
John Blakely received
John F. Kelley
Moved by Supervisor Case that we dc
now proceed to formal ballot for Superin.
tendent of the Poor. Carried unanimous.
ly.
Result Of first formal ballot.
Whole number of ballots cast .............."...iC
John Blakley ............""....".....
John r Kelley received
John ID. sheahy received.
The Chairman declared John Blakely
duly elected Superintendent of the Poor to
fill the vacancy caused by the death OF
Abram Hopper, and instructed the Clerk to
notify Mr.. Blakely of his election.
MOTIONS AND RESOLUTIONS.
BY Supervisor Case,
WHEREAS AT meeting Of this Board
held last March, communication was re-
ceived from John +. Kelly, Register OF
Deeds of this county, and placed on file, and
WHEREAS said communication related
certain grievances pertaining to the office
of said Register, and as no action of this
Board was taken at that time to investigate
the matter, therefore,
Resolced, That committee of three be
appointed by the Chair to investigate the
matter and report at next meeting of tits
Board. Carried unanimously.
Chairman appointed as such committee
Supervisors Case, Blakely and Jones.
Moved by Supervisor Case, that under
the supervision of the committee on Court
House Square, sidewalks be built on north,
south and east sides Of said square, and
from the steps Of the Court House to the
street. Also that fence or railing around
the square, for the protection of trees, ETC.,
he erected-all the work to be done by the
janitor. Carried unanimously.
Moved by Supervisor Blakely, that the
county permit the city to tap the drain on
the corner of Eighth and Chisholm streets,
providing the owners of the property
through whose land the county drain passes
have no objection. Carried unanimously.
Moved by Supervisor Case, that suitable
curtains be purchased Immediately for the
Court House through the agency of Chas.
n. Cornell, and that Mr.. Cornell have the
contract Of putting up said curtains and
fixtures. Carried unanimously.
Moved by Supervisor Case, that +. A.
Davis have the contract to furnish the
Court House with ice the present season, as
per his agreement. Carried by ayes and
nays as follows: Ayes-Supervisors Case,
Irwin, Jones, Kelly, Martindale, Oliver,
Rayburn, Simmons and the Chairman
Nays-Supervisor Blakely.
REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES.
TO The Honorable Board Of Supervisors Of Aipena
County.
GENTLEMEN Your Committee on Claims and
Accounts TO whom referred the following bills,
have carefully examined the same, and beg leave
to report rs follows:
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Episcopal Convention.
MICHAEL O'BRIEN,
ElarL

Bishop Harris, in his address to the
Episcopal Convention, at Detroit, last
week, said; "At our last annual mis-
sionary meeting it will be remembered
that | spoke of the needs of two
points, among others Long Rapids,
Alpena county, and generous and
large-minded layman responded to
my appeal by liberal gift which ena-
bled me to send missionary almost
Immediately to each of these points.
The result has been characteristic and
noteworthy, At
Long Rapids, in Alpena county, the
result has not been less gratifying
The generous missionary subscription
of last year enabled me to send mis-
sionary to that point, twenty-five
miles back of Alpena, where a num-
Der of English and Canadian church
men had settled, and whence they had
sent me strong appeal for the serv;-
ces of the mother church. The result
is that vigorous mission has been es-
tablished at that place. A large class
has been confirmed, and a commodi-
Gus chapel has been built by the sub
scriptions of the people themselves,
aided by the generous contributions
of the church people of Alpena." y
From the reports of the treasurer
of the missionary fund, it appears that
$500 was contributed towards the ex-
penses of the Episcopal missions in
this county.
Trinity Church, of this city, con-
tributed 500 to the diocese mission
airy fund.
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was referred the Long Lake avenue ditch,
report as follows:
After an examination of the premises,
we are Of the opinion that the draining of
the whole of the northwest territory in
GLIDING the private acres of private owners
in the outskirts of the city, as well as the
township of Alpena, was a gratuity only TO
he classed with the mistakes Of Moses.
Further, i'm justice TO all parties, after a
careful examination, we recommend that
the old road and ditch from the city limits
to the swamp beyond be filled TO its nor
NAL state, so that no more water shall flow
into the limits of the city, than the natural
flow. That the street leading towards Long
Lake be Strengthened and put in good
passable condition TO the city limits.
That the city surveyor make a survey of
such street. continuing on the line of said
street in the township Of Alpena until it
strikes the old Long Lake road.
PETER OWENS
JOHN BECK,
II. NJ. DONNELLY,
S. l.. CARPENTER,
Committee.
Moved by Alderman Beck, supported by
Alderman Brown, that the report of the
committee be accepted and their recon-
mendaton concurred in, and that the Street
Commissioner be instructed to proceed with
the work at once. Carried by vote as fol-
lows Ayes-Field, Wheeler, Brown, Beck,
and Owens. Nays-None.
Supervisor j. A. Case, of Alpena town
ship, appeared before the Council and
gto ta1 l,ot l,.o hoI ttn,
ship Board to act for them in the matter of
repairing Long Lake road, and offering to
pay half of the expense of repairing said
road.
By Alderman Owens,
ResOlced, That the Street Commissioner
be instructed to straighten Long Lake
avenue and construct a new roadway TO the
nearest point beyond the washout so that it
will give n good passable roadway-the
township of Alpena to pay one-half of the
expense as agreed to by Supervisor j. A.
Case, and that he cause the washout to be
filled, or so much of il as may be necessary
to prevent the drainage of adjacent swamps
into the city. The work to be done under
the directions Of the Committee on Streets
and Sewers
Carried by the following vote: Ayes
Field, Wheeler, Brown, Beck, and Owens
Nays-None.
The bond of the firm of Field & Gray,
druggists, with Jas. +. Field and Geo. ii.
Gray as principals, and c. w. Richardson
and Geo. Richardson as suretes, in the
sum of two thousand dollars, was approved
by the following vote Ayes-Wheeler,
Brown, Beck and Owens. Nays-None.
On the Recorder stating that he stood in
need of a desk and some chairs for his
Office, Alderman Wheeler moved that
committee of two be appointed by the May
or to purchase desk and chairs, the whole
expense not to exceed $50. Carried by I'm.
animous vote.
The Mayor appointed as such committee
Aldermen Field and Beck.
On the Mayor stating that some of the
residents of the Second ward wanted the
alley in block No. ,, Potters addition, va
Gated, Alderman Wheeler moved that the
same be referred to the Committee on Streets
and Sewers with instructions to report at
next meeting. Carried.
On motion Council adjourned.
ROBERT NJ. DONNELLY,
Mayor.
j. s. McVIcAR,
Recorder
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ORDINANCE NO ~, NEW SERIES.

An ordinance to amend section one Of
ordinance No. 8, new series, amending or.
dinancc No. 90, old series, entitled IAN
ordinance relative to licensing public
drays and carriages"
SECTION 1. 1t Is hereby ordained by
the Common Council of the city of Alpc-
ma that section No. of ordinance No. 8,
new series, approved May 10th, A. ID.
1881, be and the same Is hereby amended
so as to read as follows:
SECTION 10. This ordinance shall not
apply to nor prohibit the use of teams in
hauling brick, stone, gravel, or heavy ma
chinery nor to teams employed in work
ing upon the streets or alleys for the city
or in hauling sand or dirt in excavating
cellars.
SECTION 2. This ordinance shall take
effect from and after the publication there
of for one week in the ALPENA WEEKLY
ARGUS, newspaper published in said
city.
ROBERT M. DONNELLY,
Mayor.
JOHN S. MCVICAR,
Recorder.
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CIIEBOYGAN.

july 18th
Threo-minute Classics TO LIST, s62.5O TO 2nd
$3.50 TO 3rd, and s25 to ith Total purse, $3.50.
Two-thirty-four cass-si25 TO LIST, sG2.5O TO 2nd
$3.50 to Srd, and US to 9TH. Total purse, $3.50.
County race Entrance fee, s2O-Assocation adds
$50 Fifty per cent to 1s IS per cent. to 2nd Is per
cent TO 3rd, and 10 per cent 10 ith.
July 5th
Two-forty class-si25 to LIST, $3.50 to 2nd $3.50
to 3rd, and s25 to ith. Total purse, $3.50.
Free for all class-si5o TO LIST, SIS to 2nd si5 TO
3rd, and $50 to ith. Total purse, $780,
The total premiums offered at the three places
as follows: oscodo, $3.50; Apena, 1850 Cheboy-
gan, 81 ,0J0
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furnished aud labor performed. Further
that said committee shall, at the annual
meeting in October, make detailed report
Of all expenditures accompanied by vouch
ers for all sums expended.
Carried by ayes and nays as follows
Ayes-Supervisor Case, Jones, Kelly, Mar,
tindale, Rayburn, Simmons and the Chair
man. Nays-supervisors Blakcly, Irwin
and Oliver.
On motion the Board took recess until
1870 o'clock T. NJ
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ALPENA.

Two-ffty class ss5 TO ist as to End, and $50 TO
Ord. Total purse, $3.50.
Two-thirty class-ss5 TO LIST, si5 to End, and so
to 3rd. Total purse, $50.
Half mile $50 TO LIST, $50 TO 2nd, and $40 TO
s3rd. Total purse, $780,
JUNE 2Sth.
Two-forty class s5 to LIST, SIS TO 2nd and $50 TO
3rd. Total purse, $50.
Free for all Classics TO ist $50 TO 2nd and s2j
to 3rd. Total purse, 500.
Mile and repeat running race-seO TO LIST, $50 TO
2nd and 80 TO 3rd.
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Moved by Supervisor Simmons that the
report be accepted, recommendation con-
Cured in, and that all rcmapping be done
under the direction of the committee. Car
red unanimously.
BY Supervisor Jones.
Resolred, That the one thousand dollars
appropriated for roads and bridges be ex-
pended under the directions Of the Com
mittee on Roads and Bridges. That said
one thousand dollars shall be expended be-
fore the 18th day cf September, and that
the Clerk and Chairman Of this Board be
and the same are hereby authorized to draw
orders upon the road and bridge fund for
material furnished and labor performed;
said orders 20 be drawn upon the certificate
Of q majority Of said Committee on Roads
and Bridges, that said material has been
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MAIL sTEAMERs.

Arundel arrives from and departs for Bay City
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday mornings,
leaving at 8 o'clock.
Metropolis arrives from Bay City on Wednesday,
Friday and Sunday mornings, and leaves wednes-
day, Friday and Monday mornings
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8. \; fa Oliver,
ALEXANDER IRWIN,
| Committee.
On motion Of Supervisor Simmons, the
report was accepted and warrants ordered
drawn for the several amounts.
Moved by Supervisor Case that that part
of the report of the Committee on Claims
and Accounts. where it appears that DR..
Wilkinson's bill is $40, be reconsidefed,
and the bill referred back to the committee.
Carried unanimously.
To he Honorable he Board Of Supervisors Of Me
| County Of Alpend.
GENTLEMEN.--Your Committee on Claims
and Accounts to whom was referred back
the bill of DIR. Wilkinson for $50, beg leave
TO report that they have examined the bill
more carefully and would recommend that
the bill be paid at SIS instead of $40.
All of which is respectfully submitted.
ABRAM r. BLAKELY.
Chaieman of Committee.
On motion Of Supervisor Case, the re-
port was accepted and warrant ordered
drawn in favor of DIR. Wilkinson for SIS.
Carried unanimously.
On motion Of Supervisor Blakely, the
Clerk was instructed to purchase mating
for the floor Of his Office.
by Supervisor Case,
Resoivod, That the county surveyor of
this county be and he Is hereby authorized
and instructed to proceed Immediately TO
ascertain and establish the section corner
between sections twenty-four and twenty
five, town thirty-one north, of range six
east and sections nineteen and thirty, town
thirty-one north, Of range seven east, in the
manner provided by law, presenting bill for
same to township Of Wilsop. Carried UNI
animously.
Supervisor Case moved thai a committee
of three, the Chairman of the Board and
two other members, to be appointed by the
Chair, to draft resolutions Of respect 10 the
late Abram Hopper. Carried unanimously.
The Chair appointed as the other two
members OF said committee Supervisors
Case and Blakely.
On motion Of Supervisor Kelly the bills
Of Supervisors we're allowed as follows:
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Lake Shore TrOtting, Pacing and Run
ming Circuit Races.
OsCODA.

JUNE 10th.
Three minute class 500 TO lst s25 TO 2nd, and .i5
to 3rd Total purse, 800.
Two-thirty-four class 500 to LIST, $40 to End, and
$50 to 3rd. Total purse, $3.50.
JUNE Goth.
Two-ffty class-s6o to LIST, s25 10 End, and sl5 to
3rd. Total purse, $780,
Free for all classs9O to ist $40 to End and $40 to
3rd. Total purse, $780,
Mile and repeat running race-s50 TO Isl, $50 TO
2nd, and $40 to 3rd. Total purse, $50.
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The Pearl runs between Alpcna and Detroit
making two trips peg week. The City Of Cleveland
extends her trip 10 st. Ignace. The Flora runs 10
Toledo on her down trip, and to st. Ignace on her
up trip. The Atlantic runs TO Cleveland on her
Keweenaw extends her trips IN 81. Ignace.
Meals and births are extra on the City Of Cleve-
land Nchls are extrp o. the mail boats. A ticket
on the Pearl, Flora, Atlantic, or Kcwecnaw Is good
for passage, meals and berth.
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Board Of Supervisors.
OFFICE or COUNTY CLERK,
ALPESA, ALPENA Co., Mich,
Juno Sth. A. ID. 1881.

OFNcE or COUNTY CLERK, \
ALPESA, ALPENA Co, Mich,
juno Sth A. ID. 1883.
Pursuant to adjournment the Board of
Supervisors Of Alpena County met at the
Office of the County Clerk in the city of
Alpena in said county, and was called TO
order by the chairman at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
Roll called
PREsENT.-Supervisors Blakely, Case, lr-
win, Jones, Kelly, Martindale, Oliver, Ray
burn, Simmons, and the Chairman.
Minutes of previous meetings read and
approved.
Several claims and accounts we're present
cd to the Board and were by the Chairman
referred to the Committee on Claims and
Accounts
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A II Blakely, on day one Board 500, half day
on committee lOO: ..............si so
simmons, one day on Board 500 four
days committee 12O)......................i5 90
w T Jones, one day on Board 800, six days
on committee is 90 "a 90
Robert Rayburn, one day on Board. 90
Case one day on Board 90, six miles
36c half day on committee l50.............. 4 Sc
ID Oliver, two days on Board GOO, 2s miles
Loo ca
AleA Irwin, two days on Board 90, % miles
ltz ~
ID Martingdaie, two days on Board GOO, 40
mites ~ w
John A. Kelly, two days on Board 6.OD, 80
miles 2.lt" "..'.,. .................... IL
NJ Brackinrecd, three days on Board 900,
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On motion of Supervisor Case the Board
adjourned without day.
n. NJ. BRACKlNREED,
Chairman.
MICHAEL OBRIEN,
Clerk