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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-06-02

Tuesday of this week opened a
new era in the annals of New Gov
ipgton. The steamer New Jennie
Srrivsd At the bark landing. foot Of
Thompson street. and loaded. with
80 cords Of wood for the Pioneer
Manufacturing aud Improvement
Company. It is expected that she
will run 10 COviugton for the sea
so". a. the Company has sevtra
large contracts for wood.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-06-02

The bridges ;On the Vaudeville
ruad should he repaired ut once.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-06-02

lands Of Ssintvil,e aud Ensens Trnl-
lisr, soutI, by lands of DR.. Dnbors.
east by lan.ls Of Uiysse Trullier.
vest by Rayon Liberty. being par
OF the Jos. Laurant grant. town
ship 8. range IA. .s per certificate
No. 469, book +. folio 395. % IS.
Davis Il NJ heirs. three acres on
the Pontohatonla road. being the
undivided half Of six acres. bound.
e.l north by the Pontcl,atOula road
south by NJ E Armstrong; west by
Ch.s Deiclln,sn; east by the Pons-
cl,nt"ula road. 81 %.
FlctcherJ Fand j NJ. sos Is 100
acres land. northeast quarter and
northwest quarter at section IL.
u,rtheast quarter AMI northeast
quarter Of northwest q''ni ter OF Sec
tiou 10. township 3. range fifteen.
$l2 ~.
Herman F. squares l22 and 265.
Vaudeville. 81 30.
Lilli.ntl,al Ed. part Of lots fifteen
aud sixteen. LewisburS. 81 Cd.
Leopold M.thildn, one lot in
Sli.l~lI 81 20.
Mcdonald H J, lots one and two
in square Is. Bossier City. 81.
Mcdonnell Jos. 600 acres aud i'm
proveuents west Of Bayou Racquet.
IS 25.
Mckay Robert. or Jones j Il.
100 acres, more or less. fractional
northeast quarter of section 26.
township 6, range IL. 50 ~.
Papuias F. \. Popnlas. agent.
In ll-lOO acres. lot Z. section u.
to ~nsl,ip 4. range III. e IS.
Points Delphine. lot ten in square
six. B,ssier City. 81 ID.
Reagan D H, u tract Of land on
the TcLefuncta river. bounded ON
the upper side by lands lately he
longing to Hand. Oh tine lower side
10y ~ levee. measuring foIr acres on
the Tchetnncts river. by n depth Of
81 acres, u. ore or less. except n pOr-
,ion on the upper side sufficient Ia
establish q public road. together
with buildings aud improvements
thereon.
2 Lots Z aud s. containing So
6i-lOO acres. bonded by the Tche-
fnncin river. Ln"!s of Chas. Parent,
and lots g and ID. SIT II.
Snowjen Mary l.. 500 ncres,
tract containing 4DJ arpents. more
,r less. fronting I'm the west bank
Jf the Tc!,efuncta river, bnun,l.',
~ lads Of James Duncan. Red
len and LIE :5assies; ID acres on the
rchefincta river. known as the
Dancxu sawsuiii tract, $50 SO.
Stafford JOS. estate. l57 I;-lOO
acres, lots l. 2. ! AMI 4. section 10.
lot 1. section Ii. township q. rans-
l3. 81 50.
Turnbull A, six acres and inn
provemcnts. southeast corner Of
Cooper tract, in section 33. town.
ship 4. ranso I3. 81 20.
Unknown Owners.
Lots 3. 4. 6. Z. 8 AMI 9. Madison
Vile. s! 90.
Sixty feet front. more ar less. by
/. depth Of 81 nrpe"ts. starting in
The rear Of the property vi DOrcy
smith, and bounded ON the north
by property Of v. Dsean. and s"nti'
by property o! T.. Dslpi.. - IA.
Lot ID. in square 3. Man'ie
Vile. 81 o..
Torty-one aud 3l-i00 acres.
northeast quarter uf northeast quar-
tor of section 81. township q. range
II east. 81 ~.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-06-02

A young red muley COW. with her
6rst calf q heifer. for sale at this
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-06-02

Jour subscription. if you owe it.
Should be paid. and you know it.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-06-02
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Covi"ston Liza }
PostofIice. Friday. June l. 1855.
Psrsons calling for the same will
please say adves tissd:
Bou:well Kienan
Barker w w
Blackwell ClAborn
CHALET Emily AIRS
Cook Moses
EttisnEe Plonntins
Cant Frederick !
Jones MOllie Nlss
Lemon q
Perry W.
Rigg Alier Mrs
Turner E A Mrs 2
Wesley Thomes'
WsstmorelAnd W 3
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-06-02
MRS. J. M. FAVARON.
PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE.
NlANDEVll.LE, Ia.
Gerard street, foot of Steamer wharf.
Terms TO suit the times.
L,nl Office, Ne~ Orleans. In, l
Nav %, 1883.

Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing named settler has fil-l notice If
her intention 10 make final proof IN
snip port OF her claim. AMI that sal proof
will be made before the judge. CT in his
absence the clerk OF the district court,
at Covinstop, La. on Saturday. July IL.
1851, viz:
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-06-02
STATE TAX SALES
Of Immovable Property.
State of T.ouis:a M, Parish Of Sc. Tam
many, Vs. Delinquent Tax Debtors.

ny virtue OF the authority vested in
me by the Constitution aud Laws Of the
State of Louisiana. / will sell. ut the
PRINCIPAL front door Of the Courthouse
IN which, the civil District Court Of said
parish II held. within the legal hours
for judicial sales, beginning at II O'Clock
A. u. on
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-06-02
Land Office, New Orleans. La.
April Is. 1888.

Land Office. New Orleans. La.
April Is, 1888. j.,
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing nan-.l settler has ill. notice OF hi<
intention Ia make inil proof in sappost
of his clam, AMI that sail proof will be
made before the JUICE. or IN his absence
the clerk OF the District Court. at Cow
inston. La. ON Tuesday. June IL.
lSSS, viz:
JAMES YORK.
Who made homestead entry Nc. 652S,
for tue southeast quarter of the north
east quarter Of section Z. township d.
south range 10 east. ~. Heisad msrsliHn.
He names tne foliJwiI < ~i.i.esse. -
prove ais continuous lesi l-l1. uiol
and c.lltivstion Gs w.. 1 land. VIZ:
Adolph Baham, lsham Reed. John
Reed. Edgar Sylvas, all OF ST. Tam
many parish. In.
apis 1t THOs j. BUTLER. Register
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-06-02

and cultivation of sand land, viz:
John Pier ;e, Albert Fissce, Walton
Pierce and Albert Walker. oil Of sc.
Tammany parish. La.
i.2 st TuOs. j. BUTLER, Regi~ter.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-06-02
JAMES YORK,
Land Office. New Orleans. La,
April q, 1888.

4
April %. 1888.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing namel settler has tile.l notice Of
his intention IN make final proof in
support of his claim, ani that said
proof will he male before the Register
AMI Receiver OF the unitel States Land
Office, AZ New Orleans. la, on Veal
nesLsy. June ~. lSsS. viz:
JACOB SALMEN,
Who made Homestead Entry No. 1891.
for let No. l, section Is, township ..
sonth raa.e II .,>t, ~. Helena meridian.
He names the following witnesses to
prove bis continuous residence upon
and cultivation 81 SAID lan.l. viz:
samuel Pow. Joseph Cherry. Oliver
ieorye Aiken and Frank IneTarity. NIL
of 81 Tsnmany parish. La-
,.p28 st I'Hos. j. ijUrLER, Register.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-06-02
SAMUEL YOUNG.

Who made homestead entry No. 500.
for che southeast quarter Of the north-
ton %, township 4. south e %
east. 81. Helena meridian.
lie names the follOwlus witnesses tn
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-06-02
Unknown and Absent
Owners.

Bsnners Il II. lots one nnd two in
square twenty. Bossier CITY. g.
Charbonet ) l.. lot 3 in square
nine teen, Siislell. % GO.
Corners X Gu-rringer. 100 8-lOO
acres land, south half Ut southeast
quarter. aud south halt OF south
west quarter Of section 81. town
ship eight. range fourteen. IS 90.
Cousin Celesline. 100 acres. more
ur lees, bounded on the nortL Ly
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-06-02
JACOB SALMEN.
Land Oiiics. New Orleans. Ia.
May p. 1883.

Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing na'nsl settler has filed noiise Of his
intention to make final proof in support
III his cisiu,. and that sail proof will lac
male before the judge. or in his alb
ssnce the clerk Of the District Court,
at Covington. La, Saturday. July q,
1883 VIZ:
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1888-06-02

JACKSONVILLE, May 80. 1883.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-01-30

gernise unferes etssnttamnaen gpFsms Scr G.aasneie t5nnsn tsts etsle
trpntsbe Rrantheten e6enio erfc1reth plne aS NIT perlonlther SpnlrtnttDn
bbanDein. NdbnnD es nms thinner rs aL. aniere gsttenten gu d islea:. n nns. init
gptem Der ss9aablunS Dsrtrant gu at @a@asensM babe" ,i mir 9en" ~ ntS nnt ste aus
s enantstet 81 NIT Der bic Manner per sstIsni4saft oe tetnae9 e Gtn ,ss
81 unberbare, menn mtr fe i'm atAte fraeersr 3eften beMa8tsn: @ean Dente
Sett. st es nbt Elm munberbarer l@rab Der @eneMstettt pemtt eth aelez
Grorhtf' a e = II be @RQe bs grnde5 tn etnem bret tauienb GRehen lansen
SabeI Gnae6en fam, Infer ebrpurbtser gBettewlert lit 70 pertraut eepor6en
NIT ben 8euesunsem In Der atnoip9sre, bB er lie .senau pOrber3u}uSen TN
Gtonbe lit. Gr fam ru6ta tn BalWngpn iHen uno I'm 8DrauS Iasen, we bs
gBdier in 5lpnDa pbr Stem grt Ien nirb, as Of ntbt @anpete BON aReuen
anNiden i'm unb ben eenanntem Gtihten Ihgen. limb 70 9bt e5 tn alien
Srudsen Der mpDernen gaturnt1enfhaft. gBaS BON gebtben 1T; 1T be aemntnb
eept1er @nSei0en. Mu5 DenIelben leen BITE
au3etben Der sa rs, u Rfs Sassf} ss eR RfHa SssenSa Gs m Z mspts
@ranf6eit. sapsasenn Ssss"aan n5.sss sa's 0s Gt e snaatSassq nn as@ ef
-wz1HzaHH-@ runb bieer Ebatd@e dub wr befabtSt NIT Der 9rDBz
ten @euautaeet etp Gpieu, bic Ratur @rpnf1er Srautbeien sn beItmmen,
ouFnbauen, pbne unere &aHenten 3u Seben HD tie prlDnl9 81 unterIu9n.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-01-30
Sm %Oerfdmfem:

,ai gt me aiiTs Bette eia9eribtete apotbete in Shicooo
s : s'AS SIn yse.9e DON S99rsu NIT beiteu @rfplge Bette.
apD.pefeT; Der GtgettDtmer bat anSere S5iie9Ssn.
pe1ten. SaD51fro9en inter A 1O6 SfoofSaeitgno
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-01-30
SupQlibeu. @otel@ G6trurgii@eS Suittut,
No. Cos Main Street, Buffalo, NY.
Qdn Sotaa1 Imoan dn angngmss, On Sdms enhmks Sm, ayMn mH
Ginen uouetr Stab tot odbt>ebn Aer2tet Tito Wuuoar3teu,
ansTbGeRG9 br @banbhns 9romNbr Srmbeha sewhmn.
SS#mhRasS@ ~""P&@~F% ~U| ~~ %" "@"
Sin biaiees uo 9efG6Gftsn6ei9es Mmcrbietcm ant ollie SnDaG0en.
@%sna@ %sms%m% Ms%m@gm %s@ %Ts @S%as% M&%% $Ts MS%@@s %a sssSg%s
%maaM a S@m a%@M % S@@n @5a S@@a@ m5@@ @& EN@s@R @@@@@S@S
%%%%%@MSS@S @1%m H@@Mm m%n m% 9nsn a&@@@%%% %5SH s@ah 5 @S%@ ssM@ s$%%@S%H P% nb@%T %%ss sSs
SMm ISMM S@MH% tBas@MsMRG%
atdt tnaster 45tbtn, atattentet zn Iebe4.
g1tdJt tensner 4t1tbte, pnttertet st TeBen.

Smben MIR 5erpDrbeben, bb wr Cbne perTnH6e 1tnterIu6uns bas gatenten
Rrantbeten ertennen t6nnen, behaupten mir nt@t,. NIT ubsnatint1en 4raftgn
auSsdtattt gu ien. gtr eransen mniere Senntnts Der Srantbeh bes gdtenten,
tnben1 MIR Bite fefseSrhnoeen gru5pRn Der mDbernen gBt1enIpaft af BITE
msDginil4e, gragts antosnOen:. 1ino Der Gsnaatstettk pes4 as Slra ekie
IansntsHser O6sr @omt[ae E.s srant9stsn: liner @pFe9n Der 4sagts. unb Pee
ummmwwa& n4etnunSen bdbeu, pehhe, Der ptenihatliben @nds
\ 0H..nNn~Lr.n~ IpS untrpcrfen, rethluhe unb nmt Su mBseutenhe
4 &SwNuSEWWkCk Daen leferL baS rrtbel bS ee11tden 0rafHtrS gu
Grfolg. Se sa aa Ns5Fe PG ss afsm5Rs4's gut ss5a 81 1sssn Ians:
A~Z-E-z@w- nhrtser Dber GrpnNher Grantbeten unD be Sr6Bte
@eEtdlibtett fmb iOmtt tn Dem geWi1 iebeS Snretpcn Sefent, I,rett er pMr
fe aaa INNER son ben aerssn, UsI4e Ste gs5gantt"ang folder astOsn our sEes
I9en nt1ssneaaftLE4en gptemS egtfernte gattsntsn gu uStsrIn8ea naD sq
ADVISER C9ssr gr8t NIT benz ,sem1ndhsa9 09enfRenperfenO al gig .8sat9setess
enbere ,SduFratiOnsn: @erlanet se8en Gtnienbgns nn $50. Sosr. man
esl9rSnps tn etnem s S1ls nEs!U. S22H HAIStm t SI SeEn Sen.? y. aarssnD PEI. nn
ianbt merben Tt nniersn 9~ebtnsuaseH fir BITE ae9aa6uns unS NIT allen
Gtnaebetsn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-01-30
8mu0erbarer
Grfolg.
aa5ei9en Der
@ranfben.
Ger pela14tne neutrality-suspicious. TT ner gtentsttt.

unSgg% s%Sn@ ma@@S mbs%M @mM@M N@@%%ns @M gS d% SHSg@@G{fb a@m sS St S@@%%
N@@@mW @m@mb@ @@M@ TM@M 8@m 3A%6 mrbNBm@ @mgbT@mV &m U@i %a@m em% m@m3 @%
%S%M% @S$M%mg sM@M%%@ g%gS gmMsam$S @@@ @ST@ IT. sm@a 9@E
neutrality-suspicious. @M&m& @bgGR m@mS 8mMwM ate @mMS@ S@@m
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-01-30
Nterbelts
&rantbeite,a.

BON unieren Gpe3ialtite,
bebdnbelt, ben man btsf
nel3e tn nnieren rerIc
betten beri@tet itnb. &
bun9 BON aebn Gents /,
NIT elmer 9elGretbuns
Mbbonbluna tptr All ieHbl
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-01-30

@er3te unb Gbirursen,
tattpnen e%ntItanben. tpi
es fetnen SSau bteier 8
81 rtel SAwtert9tettell
tluItrtrten Ibbdnblune
be3tehen. Otefe Sla1I
lit Elm 9efdhrlid)e8 Otr
renb Gauienbe tdhrltG
tenoe bic Gtn3etbeiten
etrle 9rpBe tauitrtrte, III
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-01-30
Sraaeits
Granf9eiten.

Der Gebanotuns btefer
0epartement baten 81,
Sunnerte ,perben In
sebraGt unb fie ret1en
man licb brtefltd) pber pc.
bece6tts erpcsen. Ser
'S'e's Der @cS6tGIthfett
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-01-30

- .@~~@mM@a pa MFR BITE 9bdtfdSe anerfannten, bs fdn srDBes
\ yn11Rtas. 0nG2s 4 anShEeBlhh Der 9elung @rpnT1er Srantbeuen gee
mt6meteS Sniituf, BITE 9ebitfniIe Der Getbenpen in
WNU nnRrem &anbe befrtebtgen murbe, pbne bic ppntpn1z
Sunsenleinen. a @sa@a se1se GseaasaP's 5ns s SSs4aRianssa 1 H's ar sadH
EmEmwwwA beten Der &ufthD1ne u6 Qunoen. fphie b8 Nhrne
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-01-30
Niere,ns
&rant6eiteIt.

Dtasnpie gu MAIDEN, 6ur@ wet6e infer Srifit
natIrltA Sl elmer aus9ebebnten Bragi5 tn Srar
nniere Spe5taliiten baben perrn6Se ibrer GROCER
tinb baber TN Stanbe, t6re Seilntttel ie6em Ell
. Die Sebanblung Der 9ranfbeiten Der Sarnpl
ben 3pet9. etne Spe6talitdt tn unIerer Grarts
rur9ti6en Snifttut 9~ebtlbet, un6 bo fprtipa6re
mad etnem ~cpnctien aber pnIGtanbtaen Wert d
bieier Srantbetten, baben mir etne 9rpse tuu7t
Retten publt5trt, pet@e on tebe NbreiIe eesen
Wrtefmorfen rerSanbt ipirb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-01-30
Grant5ettet ner
SerhaMung.

Der aranftettert, tpel9e auf
@tnHuB baben. finD iebr
2aien miB6eutet nn6 fur
@ebanblung etnSei@la9en
egiitirt. nnSere ppIfdubtg
Srgane ipirb an tr9enb ct.
Gent8 In Brtefmarfen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-01-30

4ttfMett Ra1ers& ata4rbS, 1
G0mtmOfu@t. Oabur9 baber
9auptzO epartement Sema6t. 81
nnteriu9un9 Der betrpHenen 8
tbpItppe, Sptrpmeter &C., pte at
berunSen, Mtpmtlattonen, @ulp,
EDrrnen BON perbeIierten mebi3tni
@i1 per6fentlt@en bret befpnl
frant6etten, unb 5par: Gtne vi
8rpuhitt8, pret8 fret per ppIt
Dber 9btiiis, ilene rnb erfplsrei@t
gpit 5ebn Geut8. Cine &bbanblui
per ppft Stpet Gents.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-01-30

90 i@redIt6 bauTis
eetteu. tpel@e benz n,
nnb 70 6erubmt
Iuren seworben, bas
pareu, Elm teIonf
ZEN; So lit u1nii6tta {
gelptomet. Ole
BETTE &rant6eiten
Snftttnt BON me
pobl unb seinn6 mad
an uniere gpeai
er fpi9tt8e Eau tnub /
rev Na"fa Ssv ccf,-,A4C
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-01-30
gtriftMreM.

BON tppblbetannten 2erteu.
Gents tn Brtefmarfen. M2d
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-01-30

StT61ttbett, StnbefeS, Mnb 81
p1npte Srdntbettel, Derben iebr bGufig BON uns s
hanbelt nnD Setlunsen itnb J~er;ieIt mSr6e1 tn ga
lenloeH Spn Sdllen, pel6e fur bDffnunsSlp8 ealte
Dte Senaue her1ii9e llnalpie unb mttroIteptI@e Unite
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-01-30

0t!tstanost9 BET SIafe, @rtes, @erarSheruta De-
SSsSsneDersSrale &artperbaItuma unb rerpanDte aei6e,
5a9.eHa a leHe1t Sranfbetten, Bet meldbGn un1ere Gpe5tatHtel
e ~. aus gsanoerSare .~Srenaenbe1 Grfpls errunse1 baben
Wteleiben lrsroen %Sollifanbtg absebanbelt In unIerem 0arrpbie
t aOef 9arnSSTalt1ette1. g iinb barin oablretAe 5eusnt1I
n ~ : SsN'e Mnos gs1 na per Foit Se9sn Gmpfansnabme BON seb
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-01-30

ben gortBeH etnes pollen arH1tben aDnsHtnn!s, bsFs6en6 ans bepa9tten gsss.
Sdtfen. Infer Depdnement unb unIere 3tmnsr fur Odmen TIM cfnpdEeens
SOtel unb @btur8iiaem Snfitut fnb, 10 ensenAtet, beb fs sans obsef8tDGen
Ie9en uno oahes ntAf PIE Hnannepmltatetteu enOesr SniHn5S haesn. Gma
lenoe 5ebn Gents tn S1Rfmarfen, fIr unRre 9rcBe ppufhnotge Mbhnnolrn9 nber
6rauenzsrant9etteus tuuFrttt NIT 6ublrs&ben SO9iantHen un6 farb8n &afeln.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-14
GLOVE IN HARNESS."
1t Proved an improvement Over
"Nancy & Co" Last Night.


If Glove in Harness" had been put
on at the opening of their engagement,
the Rehan Comedy company w0nld not
have been playing all the week to slim
houses 1t is as superior to Nancy d.
Co." as the light of the sun is to that of
the moon. In fact it is one of the
strongest and most polished comedies
that has ever been played i'll this city,
and gives opportunity to exhibit the eX-
celence of the material in the Rehan
company.
In addition to a skillfully constructed
plot, "Love in Harness." bristleS all
over with genuine touches of nature
and is full Of wholesome philosophy. 1t
is the story of two tail0r-made girls who
have married with the expectation that
| matrimony is one long delightful honey
moon, consisting balls. iiirtations and
| all the Hnglng nonsense of modern So
| ciety, and that the only use of a huS-
band is to cater to their whimS. At the
end of two years one OF the daughters
| voluntarily returns to the pa
can no longer endure the
| tyrai ny of her lord, who objects to inno-
| cent tiirtations, and the other one is
carted home and dumped in by the hus-
band, whose patience has been eX-
hausted by the wife's frivolities. The
| distressed parents undertake to
Straighten out tile difficulties which
have occurred and the scenes which
lead to final blowing away Of the do
nestle clouds, and the final reconciiia-
tons furnish the incidents for a most
superb comedy production.
1t was evident that the members Of
the cast felt much more at home last
night than they had previously been.
They played with an Inspiration and
gave in all respects most magnificent
performance.
The audience was not as large as it
ought to have been for such play, still
it was an appreeiatiye one and gave
every evidence of thoroughly enjoying
the performance.
The same bill at the matinee this af-
ternoon and tonight, when the Rehan
engagement closes.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-14
REMOVING GARBAGE.

The Committee on Streets and the
Health Commissioner Discuss
That Topic.
The committee on streets and Health
Officer Hoyt discussed the matter of
disposing of city garbage last night and
resolved to advertise for bids, the bid
ders to furnish their own specifications
for removing the garbage. All bids are
to be accompanied by bond of at least
20 per cent of the amount of the bid. A
delegation of citizens appeared before
the commission and spoke for new
bridge across the Omaha tracks on
Burr street, claiming that the present
structure was unsafe. The committee
will recommend that the city engineer
make thorough investigation, and if
the bridge is found unsafe that a reso-
luton be passed to compel the Omaha
company to build new one. The reso-
luton of Aid. Minea to refund money
paid on assessments for the West side
park will be reported On favorably.
The committee will also recommend the
passage of resolution to sprinkle
streets in front of public property
wherever it is paid for on the other side
by private subscription, and to sprin lie
street intersections and bridges. An
ordinance refunding $500 to Fred Lam
bridge, being an assessment paid on the
Third street bridge approach, will be
recommended to pass.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-14
He IS WELL OUT OF IT.
Republicans Accept the Declination Of
DR.. Murphy as Candidate for Mayor.
NO NEW NOMINATION MADE.
A Committee to Collect Campaign Funds
. Selected and Other Business
= Done.

io The new Republican city committee
met at the Merchants last night. All
sthe committee, except S.. Lowenstein
aand one or two other dissatisfied mem
bers, were present. Stanford Newell
looked real nice, and w. J. Freaney,
the chairman, put on his brightest
3smile. Even Darius F. Reese, Henry
.Uohns and Fl. l.. Williams tried to look
5happy, and E. E. Mcdonald, the chair
man of the city convention, was on
hand to cheer up the rest. NJ. ID. Mum,
the assistant county attorney, was pres
ent. Mr.. Reese was made secretay and
II. l.. Williams, treasurer. w. nj. BOle,
of the Sixth ward, declined to serve on
the committee, and W. 81. McAlartin
was put on in his place. The commit
tee was in session fixing up committee
and ward organization and talking upon
registration for about three hours. Mr..
Mum, William Bole and Stan
ford Newell gave the committee
some advice on registration, urging that
every effort be made to get as many Re-
publlcanS to register as possible on next
Tuesday. John Bloom, the candidate
in the First ward for alderman, was
very fearful that the Republican regis
tration would be light compared with
the Democratic registration.
DR.. j. FL. Murphy attended the COM
mittee meeting, perspiring and good
natured. He submitted a letter posi-
lively declining to run against r. A.
Smith for mayor. After some discus
sion the committee decided to
ACCEPT HIS DECLINA TON,
and vote was taken, deciding that no
hp Too6p anaincf Mr. Smith
A. N. Nelson, the Scandinavian can
didate for alderman at large, has been
induced to withdraw his name from the
ticket. The committee accepted his
declination and placed Aid. 0. 0.
Cullen, Democrat, upon the ticket in
his place.
An executive committee was ap-
pointed to assess the candidates and So
Iicit campaign money. S. Lowenstein
was made chairman of this committee.
The other members are Stanford Newell,
w. III. McMartin, P. n. Kirk, j. j.
Ellis, III. l.. Williams and E. L. Mabon.
This executive committee will take up
the hard work of the campaign. The
committee adjourned about 1880, and
the boys proceeded to work themselves
into happiness and hope after the old
established custom.
None of the committee seemed to feel
very Sanguine over the prospects of the
campaign, and all contradicted the i'm
preston that has got abroad that the
election of Mr.. Mcdonald as chairman
of the city committee was a Scheffer
victory. Mr.. Mcdonald himself de-
MES it. He says the delegation of the
Fifth ward, all Scheffer men, went back
OH him, and that there were large
number Of other Schetfer delegates who
went back ON their own promises and
voted against him.