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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-11-28
MORTGAGE SALE.

nEfAufT HAyIS': BEEN MADE IN TIE PAY.
IL men, Of III" sum Of thirteen humid I'll and sixty.
one 4n-lU0 dollars, which ia claimed ~ bs due At the
date of this notice upon = certain mortgage, duly exc
cut.h and delivered by Eisar v. Barton to John Far
rinston, trustee, BEARING date the tensh day Of May. A.
u. les4, and Only recorded in the office Of tho register
Of deeds In AMI for the county Of liams.y and 1erri-
tory Of Dakota, OF. the tenth day Of May, A. u. 1854. ~
! O'Clock p. m, in b,pk No. l Of mortgages. on page 8,
| and no ;utiDn or proceeding at law or rthers i.s hxy-
ing teen instituted 10 recover the debt occurred by aid
mortgage. or any part thereof.
Now therefore, notice i. hereby given, that BY Sirtus
Of o power Of -al- contained in said mortgage and pur-
s1aut to the statute 10 such case made xnI pro vidsd,
| the said :nor, gage Will b. Mrcclosed and the premise.
described in and covered by said mortgage, viz: Lots on~
a.. two ~ and three 60 ia block twenty Six (26], elk
teen no. and seventeen az In block seventeen ti:J.
nincte-nn3 in block ten (lU) and three t3) In block nine
teen 49,, III the city Of Devils Lake, in kA7aasy county
and Territory Of Dakota, with the heridtsInents and
zppu.:enances. will be sold At public auction, 70 ths
highc.t bidder for cash, to pay said debt and ~interrst.
and the taxes. II any, on .sid premises, and any dollars
attorneys fee. "a stipulated In and BY said mortgage
in case Of foreclosure. and the disbursements allowed
Ay lsX, which sale will be made by the sheriff Of said
Ramsey county at the front doof Of the court bousa, In
the city Of Devils Lake, in said county and territory,
Oh the lftl day II December. 4. D. lss5, Il 10 O'Clock
u. M. OF that day, subject TO redemption at any tins
within one year from the day Of sais. - provided By
Law.
Dated October -. 1856.
joins HARRINGTON. Trustee.
la = n.Rri.n %tt,rn.y for M,ytea~e> TIA
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-11-28

not daring to trust to appearances in
connection with such q villain, and BE-.
ing, therefore. afraid to suspend the
working of The machinery. or stop tho
mill-gear and tackle from running ut
tncir fullest spccd.
A loud knocking at the door was
shortly after heard. aud she FASTENED
thither. l. was her master and his
family. accompanied by several of
their nciyl,bors. Tho unaccustomed
appearance CT the mill-sails in full
swing on the Sunday. had. aa she an
ticipated. attracted their attention.
and they had fastened homo from
church FOR the purpose of a%scortaining
tho of tho phenomenon. The
father norc his little boy in his arms;
he had cut the cords whcrcwi,h the
child Was tied, but was unable to OBJ
tain any account of the extraordinary
circumstances that had occurred from
the affr,gh,cd innocent.
Haanchcn, III u few words, told all;
and then the spirit which mad sustain.
ell her 40 long and so woll while tho
emergency lasted, forsook her ut once
H'HsoSu away JAW AcAA 6cuSCtCSS
into tbs arms Of the Millcr's eldest son,
and was with great difficulty recov.
cred.
The machinery Of the mill was a,
ones stopped. and tho ;nauima,e ruff.
tian dragged forth from tho grea,
wheel. The other ruNian was brough,
down from his prison. Both wcr.
then bound. ana SEN off to Bonn uu,
der a strong escort; and, in due course
came under the hands of the cxecu,
TONER.
1t was not long ill nannchcn be
carae a bride. Tho bridegroom wa
tho miilcr's sou. who had loved hcl
long and well. but with Il passion pro
viously unreqnitcd. They lived thence
forward happily together for many
years, and died at Il good old age. SUR
rounded by y ilourishing family. IL
the last hour Of her lite, this brave
hearted woman would shudder cs sh,
told tho tale OF her danger, and he
dcliveranca
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-11-28
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CURITY.
Insurance and Land Office Business
PROMPTLY ATTENDED 10.
G.. G.. ELLIS. Fifth street.
MORTGAGE SALE.

nErACLT HAVING BEEN MADE N the pAi.
l. iu-nt Of the RuM u three hundred md 1ny AMI
75.i'O Lolla,s. whL:h Is clain'-l 10 b. due Vt tho dnts
81 ihia notice upon n rrttain mortgage, duly executed
and delivers! by Frederick I<mk- u John Farrln9.
ton, trustr-. bearing Dist, the thirteenth day VI May, 4.
y. 1884, and duly recorded In thu ohc. Of t- sCKirf-.
ii deed. In and for the county III Rnul$-y, aud Terri.
tory ot Dakota, Oh the ltth da: u Nay. A.. I. 1894. ~
! O'Clock 1t. III, In took No. ! Of mortgage, on page
~, amt no notion or proceeding At law ~ Nkerwiso
having been instituted 70 recover the debt securci BY
sait mortgage. or any part tl."rco'.
Now, therefore. notice is hereby given. thss b, viz /.
tue Of a power VI .Hle contained In aAid mortgage anl
pursuant 70 the statute In sucl, cuts m.ds and provtd.
I'd, the said mortgage Nil he forcclos--i, and the prem.
is+ described In and covered by said mortgage. viz:
Lot twelve ti9l In block thirty.t~o t32I IL tho city u
Devils Lake, In Ramsay county and Territory of b.
kOta, with thu Embellishments AID kprurtenSBces, will
be pyld ri public auction, 10 IN. highest bidder fer
cash, 70 pay saih Debt and Interest, and tbs
taxes, II any. ca said L<smises. and twenty
i've dollars attorneys Zee, IA stipulated In aud
by sold mortgage In case Of foreclosure. sni tbs
disbursements allowed by law: which sale w!ilb made
by the shcrin Of said Ramsey county u tho front door
nf I'll" court house In the city Of I~,iis Lake, In saii
county and territory, un tho 18th day u December. A.
D.. 1875. 1t 10 O'Clock . m. Of that Jay. subject 70 re.
~d.aptiou at any time within Gus year from the DAY
u sale, ~ provided by law.
Dated U,oLes -, 1922.
JoHS F~AERINGToH, Truss--.
Mortgages.
J.S. I. O'Et,-u. tNo: nny for Monyn-a~ al.;A
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-11-28
An Answer Wanted.

Can any n bring us a case of Kidne;
" Liver Complaint that Electro
Bittcrs will not speedily cure. We say
they can not. as thousands Of case.
already permanently cured and who
are daily recommending Electric Bit.
tiers, will prove. Eright's Disease, Weak
Back, or any urinary complaint quickly
cured. They purify the blood, regulate
the bowels, and act directly On the dis
eased parts. Every bottle guaranteed
For sale at 5)c. a bottle by Bennett &
Horsmac.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-11-28

Notice IL hereby given that the following named settler
has flied notice Of his intention to make nnsi prooS IL
snplort Of his claim, aud that said pruof will u nsds
before Frank II rro.--r. probate judge fr RaHssv
1855. viz: John BREEN, II Z sss5, for tbs swi$ NO
q, town l54, range 62.
lio names tho following illnesses 10 prove LA eoe.
tinuoua residence upon. AID cultivation Of. said land:
G.~rgs Northrup John Olson John ll.dicsn Thoass
C~ouyhlin, sll of Cr~ry r o, Rsnscy county, Ink.
&c TIFFANY, Rsgider.
Eaton 4 H!sl~e. Attorneys. 3iS
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-11-28
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
NO. $780,.

T,REAsCEY DEPARTMEST-OfrICE OF THE
J. Comptroller Of ths Currency, Washington, Oct. 2.
1851.
Whereas, BY satisfactory evidence presented to the
undersigned, It has been made TO appear that The
First National Bank Of Devil. Lake" in the village OF
Devils Lake, in the county Of lsaInsey, aud Territory
81 Dakota. has complied with all the provision. Of the
Revised statuts- Of the United States. require! 10 IL
complied with befc1e an association shall be- authorized
u commence the I,us'ne.s Of banking.
Su~ therefore, ], Henry W. Cannon. Comptroller Of
the currency, do hereby certify that The Fint Na-
,inna! Bank Of Devils Like" in the Village II Dcr.
III Lake. in the county Of Itain-ey. snl Territory Of Ia.
xo.A. |. authorized To conmcne" the buriners Of bank.
ing q. provided In section hfty one HUNDRED aad sixty
LINE Of tho I,cvi.ed Statutes 81 the United States.
In testimony whereof witn.ss my hand sni sc.l Ut
Office this % day 81 October. 1856.
isEAL II. ". CANNON,
$3.50 Comptroller 0! the Currsocy.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-11-28

RVWS Send T. cent. postage, AMI We
. will mail you FREQ a royal. val.
liable, sample box Of goods that
- will put you In the way Of max.
ing more money nj once, than anything else Ia Amer
iea- Both sexes Of all age. can live ut homo and work
10 spare time, or all tho time. Capital ma reqsised.
We will start you. Immense pay sure fof those VII
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-11-28
Ole scrumgsrd. Attorneys.

Land Oiic. n, Grand FORKS. Oak, Nov 8, lSs3-
Notit, Is 4 hereby given that the fpllo~tns nanrt s-t,ler
have filed motto. Of his Intention ~ make hual l<ovt
an Ter s.r :nl, 5 III support u bis claim, and
that said proof will be made befvsu Frank u. Prosser,
lte-nber Il. 1855. viz: OLlSE G REED. II l. y"
?23i. for the niS s~h., s-c =, town lS. nngs Is.
lie names N. following ~ith~ases to prove ha
c,ntinuou. residence. upon and cultivation Of sAld IL al:
John Brown G,orsp R~idinston Andrew Pe,srsos
Chri,t Thompson, all Of E1vi,s Lake p q, RsInssy Ca.
Ut. u. {, TIFFANY Rexister.
Eaton 4 Nist-.. Attorneys. Y33s
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-11-28

Land Office nj Grand Forks, b. T., Oct 20. lsAi-
Notice i. hereby given tina, the following named settler
has filed notice Of his intention l." make nnAl proof 10
support Of his claim. under Sec @N! L X =. and that
said proof will w. made h"for. r z SAUNDERS. clerk Of
district court, at Devils LAX. u T. on Sov-mier n.
lssh, viz EDMOND sANBOTN II T. No so4i. for the
nw't nwI acc ~ and iota !, 9 and ;. soc Is. l55. rdn.
He names the following witnesses To rrure his eon-
tinuou, residence upon and cultivation uf -xii land:
ii.l,ard W suffer john Locke John barton john
LenSn, .ul u Locke 20. Ramsey Go. IT.
y. g. TIFFANY. Rcziase..
I. Council, Attorney. $3.50
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-11-28

Land ONCE at Devils Lake. D. T., Oct ~, 1885,
Notice ia hereby given that the following usm.d settler
hus flied notice Of HI. intention to make final pr.o!
under r"c 2iol 4 y RI In support Of his claim, Asi
that said proof will ie made before the Isegister OF
Receiver ut Devils lake. b T. on November 70, lsS;,
.ri; Ne. 70, and VIZ .xH, W. ~, town IS r.px. "a -
lie names tho following witnesses TO prove his cou.
tinuou- ~rc-ilrnc" upon, and cultivation Of said land.
Albert ltnsch John l,rcnling Fred Eyrst August PoNkt
all Of Devils Lake + q, Ramsey 20, Dakota.
3l:M HENRY W. LORD, Register.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-11-28
EXECUTION sA E.

GENERAL NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
" by virtue OF Il decree Of foreclosure rendered by
the dietrict court Of the Third judicia! district in and
for the county Of Ramsey aud Territory Of Dakota. on
the 9Th day OF October. A. d., 1885, and dvcketcd in the
ONCE Of the clerk Of the district court in and for said
county Of Ramsey, on tn. 18th day Of October, A.. II.
lea5, 10 an action wherein Charles Buda- and Louis
Eud1e, cnpartners a.G.& L. Budir, are plaintiffs. and
T. T. Tiliotson is defendant, for the sum Of one hun
dred and eleven dolla.s and ff,piIree cents dauisg y,
and the sum Of sixteen dollars costs and disbursements,
which decree, among other things, directed me 10 levy
upon aud sell the personal property hereinafter de-
@cribed. And by virtue of n special execution " me
iesued out Of the Office Of the clerk Of said court in and
for said county Of Ramsey, and under the seal Of raid
court, directing me u levy upon and sell said property
herein below described, l. the sheriff Of Ramsey cour..
~, D. T., have levied upon the following described per-
sonal property Of said defendant, 10 wit: One frame
dwelling house, situate on lot number twenty.fou.
l24), In block nun,ber thirty.two !32l of the city .!
Devils Lake, Ramsey county, j.. T., RS plated. And
that ! elall on the 2sth dsv Of November, \ j.. les, at
the hour of ii O'Clock a. IN. Of raid day. ut til. said
building. on raid lot q Of block :2, in said city. in eaid
county and territory, proceed to eel! Che above de-.
scribed property 10 satisfy said judgment and costs,
amounting to Que hundred and twenty-.even dol
lars and fnty-ihrec cents, together with all accru-
ing cUetx of sale. and interest on the same from the 9Th
day Of October, 1854, at the rate Of : per cent per an
mum, At public auction, to the higtc-t liJt.r for cnsh.
Dated Devils Lake, u. T., CT. ~. ls-j.
EVER WAGNEss,
Sheriff Of Ramsey county, DIT.
2e6ss b Morgan. Plaiuties' Attorney SG
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1885-11-28

Land Once At Grand Forks, y. T.. Nov 3, lsa5.-
Notice IA hereby given that tho following. named s<s.i1
has Nled motto" Of his intention u mako nnAl proof "
support Of h, Claim, and shat sAii proof will 1. naLs
t-i"rs II l. Pre.cot, notary public, at Devil. Lake, y
I, on December Is, lss5, via: ANDREW PETERSON
pS No -. for the nls .wlI and 81 swk SO II Aai
mol, nwlh sc u, town l3. rang. IS.
IL. NAMES tho following witnesses to prove his con.
tinuous rrsiionce upon. and cultivation Of said land
Hans . Ru.tnin Martin Peterson Tolof T L~@ Srn.l
Lee, all Of Devils Lake PO, I.
33-15 BCIlFFAS RsStta,.
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Samaritan Association.

City Hall has been prettily decorated, for
the fair and entertainments given by the Sa-
maritan Association, profusion of flags
and bunting being used with good effect.
The tables bear great variety of useful and
ornamental articles which are sure to please
the purchasers, and thecandy booth and post
office, both necessary adjuncts to well con-
Quoted fair, occupy prominent positions
while in a tasty flower booth is an abundant
supply of choice flowers The art exhibit
tion contains many handsome articles and
the japanese booth is filed with examples
of the curious manufactures of the Japs.
There was good attendance all yesterday
many being present to witness the enter
tainment in the evening. The programme
was successfully and pleasingly carried out.
The singing by the quartette was as good as
it always is when Miss Brown, Mrs. Morri-
son and Messrs. Thurston and Shaw appear
together: and their two numbers, Soderman' s
peasant Wedding March and s'The Part
ing Kiss by Pinsuti were received with
much satisfaction. Mrs. Young's singing of
ssThe Angel at the Window" and 1.-THE Sing
ing Lesson" by Mrs. Young, Messrs. Thurs
ton and Shaw afforded much enjoyment.
Miss Willey's piano solo was artistically
rendered and the two numbers by the banjo
quartette- Messrs Corliss, Files, Conant and
Nickerson-were received with much APP
plause, the quartette being called before the
curtain after their second selection. The
singing sunfiowers with their well rendered
songs evoked great deal of merriment, es-
pecially the tall and eccentric flower on the
left.
The fair is open today, and this evening
there will be a promenade concert. Excel
lent refreshments may be obtained in Recep-
ton Hall.
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Wedding.

A pleasant party of about 200 gathered in
the parlors of the residence of Mr.. ]. B.
Knight, 206 Danforth street, Wednesday
evening to witness the marriage of Mr..
knights niece, Miss Carrie M. Knight to
Mr.. Vim. P. Musaus, son of Capt. Chas F.
Musaus of Liverpool, England The bride
was handsomely attired in dress of white
lawn trimmed with lace embroidery. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. L. Fl. Hal
lock of Williston church, the parlors being
lastly decorated for the occasion with gar
lands of evergreen and bouquets Of choice
cut flowers. There was a reception i'm
mediately after the ceremony.
Among the many elegant presents were an
ice pitcher and goblets from the Sunday
School of Williston church; large photo
graph of the six boys in the Sunday school
class taught by Miss Knight; crayon pic
ture from the Misses Lewis and also one
from Miss Mabel Milliken; sardine knife
from Mr.. Walter NJ. Willett; silver spoons
and forks from Mr.. C. Dew Musaus, brother
Of the groom; oil painting from Mrs. Frank
B. Knapp; bronze vases from Capt. Chas.
Sawyer; lemonade set from Mrs i'll. M.
Babb; silver service from Mrs F. G. Messer
silver spoon holder from Mr.. and Mrs, S. c.
Strout pickle dish from Miss Mary G. Dyer:
toilet set from Miss E. B. Bragdon; silver
spoons with holder from Mr.. J. III. Knight
card receiver from Miss Hamlin of Chicago
desert knives and forks from Mr.. J. B.
Knight; brass easel and picture from the
Misses Bibber.
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The AssocIated charities.

An important meeting of the Associated
Charities was held yesterday afternoon to
take action ON the resignation of the secre-
tary Miss Anna A. d. Evans. A resolution
of thanks was presented to Miss Evans for
her untiring work in the position since the
formation of the society, resolution that
was unanimously passed and which, but in a
feeble way, represents the regret of the as
ISOLATION at the action of the lady. Miss
Evans has been of great value to the society
and it will be difficult to fill her place. She
accepted the office of Honorary Secretary to
which she was elected yesterday, and COM
mittee consisting of the president, vice presi-
dent, and honorary secretary was appointed
to choose a secretary to be reported to the
society at future meeting to be called by
the president.
1t is requested that all ladies interested in
the work room will meet at Mrs. Lewis T.
Browns house, No. SO State street, next
Monday at 10 a. NJ, and all who have pat
terms of work are requested to bring them.
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PERSONAL.

Miss Mary McCobb was in Rome October
oath, and will soon be at home again.
R. G. Washburne of Maine was at Dresden
the last week in October.
John H. McDonough, Portland boy, has
been elected as representative to the Massa-
chusetts Legislature from Ward 90 Boston.
Commander Crowninshield, who was re-
Gently lighthouse inspector on the coast OF
Maine, has been ordered to duty as a mem
Der of the Advisory Board.
We would call attention to the card OF
Mr.. Charles A. Strout in the advertising
columns. Mr.. Strout has been admitted to
the bar and will be found in the First Ma
tional Bank building.
Miss Emily Jordan of Woodford's has ar
rived home from her journey to the Sand
witch Islands. Her brother, Mr.. Horace
Jordan, who is recovering from his late ac-
cident, accompanied her from Boston.
T. P. Irish, Sqinbrocket, Mass; G. T
Lyttle, Syracuse; G. B. Sherron, Philadel-
phia; Col NJ. P. Miller, U. S. A.. B. G.
Barker, Stoneham F. L. Pfngst, Louisville,
KY; j. S. Lambeth and wife, New York
Col. H. N. Hatch, Jr., Boston, were among
the guests at the Falmouth Hatel last night
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BRIEF JoTTiNCs.

There were ~ names presented to the
Young Mems Christian Association last
night for membership.
The Vincent Chautauqua Circle will meet
this evening at the residence of Rev. G. H.
Daniels, No. 207 Newbury street.
There will be an important meeting Of the
Woman's Auxiliary of the Young Mems
Christian Association at the association
rooms this afternoon at 3 o'clock.
The adjourned annual meeting of the Port
land Fraternity for the election of officers
will take place this afternoon at the Frater-
nifty rooms at O'Clock.
The annual picnic supper of the ladies'
circle connected with the Second Parish
church took place at the residence of DIR.
H. P. Merrill last evening.
Rev. G. j. Clark, d. D., will conduct the
Bible class at the Y. M. G. A. rooms this
afternoon at 4.30 o'clock. Subject, "The
Story of Jonah" Ali interested in Bible
study are cordially invited to attend
A little six year old boy named Willie
Anderson passed through here Wednesday,
tagged" for Bangor He had travelled from
Leavenworth, Kansas, where his father and
mother were killed in a railroad accident.
Orestes Pierce of the Saddle Back farm in
Baldwin has disposed of eight head of fine
bred cows and heiferS to New York parties
for handsome sum. The stock was shipped
Wednesday night.
The grand ball Of the Relief Association
of the Portland Fire Department will come
off in City Hall, Tuesday evening. Dec. 1st
Chandler win furnish music and fine time
is assured.
Wednesday noon Mr.. Ladrigan, while
attaching a gas pipe at Colesworthy's new
block on Free street with the main pipe was
overcome with the gas and fell insensible
into the ditch. He was resuscitated
A council has been called for Wednesday,
Nov. 11th at the First Congregational church
at Cape Elizabeth, to act upon the resigna-
tion of the pastor, Rev. E. A. Harlow, also
to examine and install his successor, Mr..
A
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can. Anderson's Horse rrade.


1t is related of Gen. S. ]. Anderson, the
new Collector Of Customs at Portland, that
he was approached not long ago by man
who wished to swap horses with him. The
General thought he would trade, but the 9th.
er mans horse was better than his,sand he
did not know how much boot to offer. So he
asked an acquaintance, who is well-inform-
ed horse-man, to see the horse and tell him
how much difference there might be. This
friend reported that the, othear, mans horse
was worth $50 more than. the Generals
ssbut. /" said he, sas he is anxious to swap,
think he'll take $50 or $40 to boot if you Offer
it to him."
Il shan't do any such thing, said the Gen
eral. IF his horse is worth $50 more thar
dw , if if I'm going to make horse Jockey q
myself"
lie gave the man $50 boot.
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Telephone Service.

As an example of good ~ telephone service
the PRESS, yesterday, called up a gentleman
whom it was important to hear from imme-
diately. The operator responded, took the
gentleman's number, but did not return it to
this office, disconnected the wires SO that no
connection could be had between the
central and PRESS offices, and the PRESS
office was hung up for half an hour, at least,
probably longer. As result the gentleman
could not be interviewed, the PRESS was put
to great inconvenience, and the important
item was lost.
AT a meeting of telephone subscribers in
Worcester, Mass, last night, some 800 were
represented and it was voted to discontinue
their use of the instruments if the rates are
not reduced before November 10Th.
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The Reform School.

Hon. w. w. Bolster, trustee of the Maine
Reform School, has prepared and presented
yesterday to the Governor and Council for
approval, a revised code of bylaws for the
school The new laws are nearly twice as
extensive as the old, and fix the duties of all
the officers of the institution from the super
intendent down; designate grade system
for the boys, and fix the punishment which
they shall receive. The trustees have also
prepared digest, giving forms and other
information for the use of magistrates in
committing boys to the school. 1t is claimed
that boys are often sent to the institution
without any papers whatever, and many
hlunders are made