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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-01-04
Gto life Nant / berc8 Tarm,
iir % bar TAFT meb
S. $. Safe
elAtnt irr AR,nnIcta opan & Iruit
Company.

&ummet tiQaoer os life at iortlare,
paa bpilfe Betin9ellcr ri uoloaner
&en9e, men en- Sing oil ri sarantere,
o9 bette er: 9erlom Sores @ierz
oomsrete ct utoioliom, os 2aanet er,
lom ri pnlfer bet, pil ri foriitre Sem
beore 8etin9eller, eno Sc fan opnaa
anoetFebs. Sort &ompa9ni ct ct
6jemmefompasni os Dar en &apita[ af
$500, 900, altlammen ;nobetalt, Do ct
fort Soerltuo BERTH. 9a set uoz
laaner fine esne 8ense, Tan en6per
le, at be fan sibe beore Brtin9elIer
eno om be laante ub ar1ore 5olfs Benz
se, iom andre 9ipr. Bi fat mango
&ense MI, iom ri igger at anbrinee,
og pniter at laanc til iaa mango 1om
muli9t, naar Blot Bantet ct 9obt.
&i ublaaner Senge efter Nfora9splaz
men cg inoretter % / &irleligbeb al
beles efter 2aantagerens Dnife.
&engene betales famine Sag, Iom
9lni69ningen inoleperes. Som ino
til os, eller bpis Sc bor lanat burte,
itrip os til, os Sc oil blipe fornpiet
meo ben M}aaoe, bborpaa ri bripe=-
por 6orretning.
S. $. Safe,
9eo. 2 & 3 / Sirit Mational Banfs
8Dsning, 6er9us Sails. n2.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-01-04

babbe berei oeret Sale om noger
8anif, tbi bet brenbte life mere ent
at en- Spanb 8an6 llutte0e bet bele.
(@fanbinaoen).
- Nboenti 1terne,i Battle Greet
Mi6i9an er itor relieips Bepegelie,
meooeles berfra BEN 3ote Sec. Sc
tror, at 9ommeoas er ner forbaan=
ben, o9 bar itilt fig meo ale fine Soft
barbeber og 9ipr eytraoroinare. sln,
itrengel1er forat uobreoe @uan9eliet.
Beo ct Mpbe Dnsoa9saften blep
$4,000 &ontanter fDrtet inb / &as=
fen o9 omtrent $4,000 / @eroija9er
blep inoleoeret. 9isie bill blipe 1ol9=
te, og 8en9ene anpenote til Mis iion
@dtpeib, Mor9e, @nslano. @poafrita
og Quitralien. Sc er nelten iin6s<
foroirreoe o9 erflerer, at De pirfelig
tror, at @noen ct ner, os be lite bar
mere Bru9 for bisle Gin9.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-01-04
Mooarfel.

9(fron Nfbolosforenin9 bat beilut=
ct at bragg til 9luluar efter 2open
ale, 1om befatter fig meo 9otteri /
Torbinbelje meb 8renoeoinsuo:
jfienfning. 5aa pi( ri abpare ale
imoo at foranitalte 2otteri meb euer
uoen 8renoeuin / Eotpn Of 9(fron,
@ilfin County Minneiota.
9ateret Mtorn, 20oe 9ecb. 1887.
Baa 2libolbSforenin9en &eene,
Carl SBreibD, Sormanb.
EoQef 8. @rgnletb, @efreter.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-01-04


llnoertesneoe Isenter TOR ben npe
sieniibise Beifptteliesforenin9 Min
taFarmers' Live Stock Associ-
alton of Fergus Falls, inolfriuer
npe Meolemmer / fal9enoe 9iltrift:
@ele @ilfin County, belle ben Sci al
@laD County, lom lisser 1Gnbenfor
9fortbern &acific>&anen FAINT fplsenz
BE 3otpns ! Sttertail gonntp: Oscar,
Eronbbiem, 9forme9ian @rope,
@6ambler, @elican, @rbaros @rope
og @li5a9etb.
Grid 2arlon, Ter9us Galls.
.. q. Satrau9, &otbiaD.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-01-04

Gn Mano / 8innipe9, S. 8. CUB,
&ontraftpr peo ben tanabilfe Becific=
Sane, inoebrenbte, mems ban laa os
ioo Scat til Eirsoas lioite ll9e. toet
Der af en- ubefienot 9lar1ag opfoo Slo
ibans 9us. San bauoe bapt ertra
9lrbeibe og 1op iaa tun9t, at ban life
paagnebe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-01-04

@ooos v9ouiebul6 Calendar" for
1883 ct en- af be imutfeie, III bar feet.
Ser er trDft 8 Milioner Gremplarer
af ben, oe De fan faaes paa 2lpotbe>
ferne.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-01-04

Blanbt be tlansatlantilte 9an1p=
Ifibsz9inter er Der in9en, iom 1pneS
at pere mere populer bos @fanoinaz
perne eno Baltimore 8ran6en af
al 8remer<2inien. Sens ubmnrtebe
% befpem,f1e 9ampere babe operfprt
mango Guiinber af bore 4anosmeno,
% ale ere eni9e /, at be lite funbe
pnlfe bebre Befpemmelisbeo euer be-
bre 8ebanolina, enb oenne ppperlise
Dampltibslinie 9ap benz.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-01-04
Minnefpta.

@n Delegation al 8orsere ct tomz
men inb fra Nba tor at iitre fig, at
9ulutb & Manitobaz8anen lfal fomz
me til at saa 9ieanem beres 8D iite>
betfor to(o Mile len9ere moro iom
paatantt, mebbeles Der fra ct. Saul
ben 29oe Sec. Breitoenten, 2ioin9z
iton, lopebe at eiterfomme oeres 9n=
lie mob at erbolbe. nb &ei.&et sjenz
nem Nba til @iusboro.
- st @otel os to 1maa 2aoebbs=
nin9er eller @talbe neobrenbte /
Duatonna Manbassmoraen fpraar=
1aset peo at en- 8ebolonin9 @aioline
erplooerebe.
-lSneformen 2proas og Scat til
@pnoass foraarlageoe, at alle 3ren,
lom gaar ino til minneapolis, bar me-
get foriinfebe, us enoel al benz maatte
Tpife en- Sur.
- @a9en augaaenoe &o(lef}on=
Morbet Minneapplis parebe o9laa
bele iiblte use. Sen betlenote Gag
fprer @riuin bar arbeioet baarot tor
at rebbe 9fatten for to af Barrett
BreDrene. 9an bar lp9t at pelte
ubooben oper paa ben treble al oem
lom bar ti(taaet. Sm bet pi( lDffes,
faar ri MI mart ie, oa @a9en, iaaoibt
ri fan foritao, blep gioet til Surp=
Ell tent Manba9saften.
- Mr. Mrne 9Dbfeit, ber lenses
re Gib bar n9ret Mebarbeioer peb
forifieqi9e norife Blaoe ber georb=
neiten og MI ieneit peo .Buonitfen" !,
ofreiier til 9erree / 2pbet al benne
l19e.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-01-04

Set aarli9e Mp6e al Winnelota
v@tate @9ricultural Society" oil be-
9Dnoe st. Saul Tirsba9 ben lobe
Sanuor &l. 10 Sormioba9.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-02-04

shall consolidate the territory compris-
ing the. same into new counties Of nq
less than three thousand inhabitants
each, and shall fix the county seats and
names Of such new counties until the
same are changed in the manner pro.
vided in the constitution. The conven-
ton shall provide in the constitution Of
said state such provisions as may be
necessary for the payment Of the debts
Of the counties so abolished, and for
the disposition Of the property Of such
counties.
Under this section of the Aberdeen
convention-Springer bill SO out of
about 100 fully organized counties,
containing al aggregate population
of 3S,937 people, according to the terri.
torial census Of 1885, would be wiped
out Of existence. The list OF counties
thus marked for ~obliteration and the
number of inhabitants each contained
when the last census was taken is as fol-
lows .
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-02-04
Design of Belgian Coins.

Some Of the small Belgian coins, which
az perhaps, the prettiest of all the
modern examples, have a vigorous effect
given them, not by raising the eftgy in
the center much above the general sur
face, but by surrounding it with a sunk
space, from which it stands out bold and
round, although protected from wear by
the rim which carries the inscription.
With the English or American coins, In
which a profile head or other figure swims
about in an ocean Of background, such a
treatment would be impracticsble; but
the Belgian designers fit their lion very
cleverly into his circular frame, without
either crowding or awkward vacancies.
A disposition of this sort would be the
very n which would occur to q trained
decorative artist, to whom the jumbles
that now pass muster for coinage designs
would be nominations; and Q sculptor of
the first rank might then be called In
with great advantage to complete the
modeling.-The Epoch.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-02-04
Clifford on DIVISION.

Clifford on DIVISION.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-Delegate Gift.
ford Of Dakota, was heard this morning
by the house committee on territories
in favor Of his bill to admit North and
South Dakota as separate states. The
proposed states contain each nearly 75,,
900 square miles, and would be ex
ceeded by only even other states IN
size; each would be larger than all New
England with New Jersey added. He
read at length statements substantiatinQ
his claim that the proposed states pos
scss in an eminent degree the conditions
as to area, productive capacity, popula'
ton, loyalty, wealth, agricultural re-
sources, requisite to entltle them to adj
mission. All persons would agree that
the treatment received by the territory
from congress regarding statehood. was
without a parallel in the country's his
tory, in its neglect and injustice. He
showed that an excellent reason for
division and admission was that the
functions of government could be bet
ter exercised by two states Of medium
SIZE than as a whole.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-02-04
Old Versus New Champasnes,

SA~ 0GeN0 NO" hV0P08u0
Champagne is not stored in the London
dock vaults, but on the upper floors of the
dock warehouses. The Russians, who
used to rival the United States in cham
payne drinking, are fast giving up that
wine and bstaking themselves to port.
There We're not more than 500, 900 bottles
of champagne taken in Russia last year.
The English cannot understand the taste
Of Americans for new champagne. The
impression appears to prevail in the
United States that champagne deterlor-
ates after it is three or four years old, and
it is said this impression, for reasons Of
their own, has been fostered by the trade
in that country. The English and French
laugh at this. They do not touch cham
payne until it is at least seven OF eight
years old, and a large dealer, who was
looking at some Of his stock In the ware
house, said he had champagne of the win.
tage of 1868, which was much sought
after.-St. Louis Republican.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-02-04
We Ask a Hearing.

In the advertising columns of the IN
TER-OoEAN will be. found a list of prices
at which we. sell our goods. We ask
purchasers to compare these prices with
those of other houses, and if our figures
are the lowest we respectfully ask that
we be. given a,,chance to sell these goods
at the published rates. One-price is our
motto, and we are not afraid to print our
prices to the world. The prices in the
paper are the same as at the store. We
deal fairly with every one. All we want
Is a hearing. Again We ask you to COM
pare prices. before you purchase.
Yours truly,
45tf MRS. X. OLSON.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-02-04

Besides the above there are sixteer
other countries which in 1885 had pop
ulations ofless than 100 each. Some o.
these counties have developed greatly
since the last census, and doubtless nov
have..an aggregate population of 5000 t.
1000.
Twenty thousand is u reason able
estimate of the increase of population
in all these counties since 1885, max.
ing at the present time a grand total Of
10000 people who would be deprived Of
county government and thrown upon
the mercy Of " constitutional conven.
ton, the formation of which, under the
Springer bill, is given over to political
schemers.
We have no hesitation in branding the
whole thing as q miserable conspiracy
on the part Of the Democrats to prevent
the admission of Dakota in any form.
A state constitution with the Springer
county seat clause in it would be reject
ed by an immense majority. Springer
and his partisans know that it would be
rejected, and thus their point would be
carried. The other parties to the con.
spiracy arc N. G. Ordway and his gang
of county seat and corner lot jobbers,
who are equally anxious to prevent ad-
mission, SO that the capital may be the
more firmly fastened at Bismarck. The
Ordway gang will continue to ask ap-
preparations for capital purposes, and
our week-kneed territorial legislatures
will continue. to make tho appropria-
lions. All this gang wants is time. aud
they will hayc several million dollars OF
the peoples money invested in capital
buildings and grounds, 30 that by the
time the Democrats, four or five years
hence, consent to let us into the Union
the investment at Bismarck will lie toe
large TO think of abandoning it.
The people of the counties which are
to be obliterated by the Springer bill will
not forget that the notification meeting
ut Aberdeen heartily Endorsed the bill
and selected a committee which is now
in Washington working for the passage
of the monstrous thing.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-02-04

UNDER the Springer bill. which wipes
out all counties having a less population
than 5000. as shown by tho last census,
it would require the combined territory
now contained in the counties of Tow
ner, Benson, Bottineau, McHenry,
Pierce and Church to make one county,
As there will probably be some difficulty
in naming the new county, both Ex-Gov.
Pierce and Gov. Church being supper.
tiers of the Springer bill, and their names
having been immortalized, the INTER.
OCEAN would humbly suggest that it be
called Springer county.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-02-04

The Grand Forks Plalndealer, which
has gone oyer body, soul and breeches
to the free trade Democracy, quotes
from a speech Of General Garield'a
made in 1870 to justify its position
Gen. Garfield said:
After studying the whole subject as
carefully as I nm able, I am firmly of the
opinion that the wisest thing that the
protoctionists in this house can do is to
unite in q moderate reduction Of duties
on imported articles. He is not a faith
full representative who merely votes fol
the highest rate proposed in order tc
show on the record that he voted for the
highest figure and therefore is a sound
protectionist. He is the wisest man
who sees the tides and currents Of public
opinion and uses his best efforts to pro.
tect the industry of the people against
sudden collapses and sudden changes,
Now if I do not misunderstood the
signs Of the times, unless we do this our.
selves, prudently and wisely, we shall
before long be compelled to submit to q
violent reduction, made rudely and with
out discrimination, which would shock
if not shatter all our protected indutries
IA violent reduction, made rudely
and without discrimination, which
would shock if not shatter all our pro
tected industries" is just what the Plain
dealer has been blindly advocating fol
the past year; it is just what Grover
Cleveland advocates, but it is not wha'
Gen. Garfield wanted, as the very Ian
guage Of the sentence shows.
The only reductions that have beer
made in the tariff since the war were
made by the Republicans. These re
auctions were made wherever a reduc
ton was possible without injury t,
American interests. They. were mad
Ito protect the industry of the peopl
against sudden Collapse and suddel
changes" in accordance with Gen. Ga,
fields policy, which is the Republica
policy Of today.
The Plaindealer cannot misconstru
Gen. Garfield's words to suit its fire
trade purposes. The real friends
Gen. Garfield, those who revere hi
memory, will not permit such a thin
to be done by any Democratic sheet Q
Democratic editor.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-02-04

amounted to about IS. Too much
praise cannot be given to Mr.. and Mrs.
Matthews and their estimable daughter
for the manner in which the social was
planned and executed, Mr.. Matthews
has only been here about two months,
being employed by the NJ. & n. elevator
company As their agent in Bartlett. He
was agent for the same company before
coming here. Another social will be
held in the house of Mrs.. Whitney on
Thursday evening Feb..9, to which every
one 10 cordially invited.
EPHRA1M WOOD,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-02-04
COUNTY SEAT JOBBERY.

Hon. Bill Springer's bill for the adj
mission of Dakota as q state clearly
comes under the heading of show not to
do it" 1t provides that the governor,
the secretary Of state and the attorney
general shall form the territory into
twenty-five delegate districts, then for
the election of three delegates from each
district. The election is to be held In
Juno next, and the convention is to meet
in July. This convention is authorized
to frame q state constitution, which con.
stitution is to be submitted to a vote of
the people in November, and at this lat
ter election the people may vote for two
congressman, a full set of state officers
and a legislature.
All this seems fair enough upon its
face, but there are other provisions in
the Springer bill which mako it SO re-
pulsive that the people of Dakota will
never adopt a constitution framed in &C.
cordance with It's provisions. In the first
place, the adoption OF u constitution
does not admit the territory as a state.
A second act of congress is necessary
for that purpose. This leaves us exactly
in the same position W. are now in II
either branch of congress happens to
be controlled by the partisans Of Bill
Springer when the second act Of con-
gress comes up for consideration. The
state officers and congressman chosen
at the election for the adoption of the
constitution are not to enter upon the
duties Of their Office until congress, at
some future session, has passed upor
their fitness. We know by sad experl
ence how long it takes a Democratic con
gress to admit a Republican state. W.
would DO no nearer admission aftcl
adopting a constitution under the Spring
er bill, than we are now:
But there is a provision in the Spring
er bill which com,pels the constitutions
convention to wipe out oyer fifty coun
ties IN the territory, form new countie
and locate the county seats. Some o
the counties that would thus be affected
now have flourishing seats Of govern
ment, with costly courthouses. Allthes
are tobe obliterated by the Springer bill
The provision referred to is as follows:
Sec. %. That. the convention au,
thorized to frame a constitution as pro
uided in this act shall incorporate a pro
Vision in such constitution abolishing al
counties heretofore established withi
the limits Of said territory whichcontai
LESS than three thousand inhabitants
excluding Indians not taxed, accordiin
to the census Of eighteen hundred en-
'eighty,fue or other reliable data, an,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-02-04

The county seat jobbers and corner lot
robbers who moved the capital to Bis
marck are a greedy gang; they never
know when they have enough. Section
% Of the Springer bill, recently Endorsed
by them at Aberdeen. gives them a fresh
start in life. Out of the so counties
which the Springer bill abolishes,
about 16 new counties are to be formed
and 16 new county seats are to be locat.
ed. We gods! what harvest for thejob.
bers and robbers.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-02-04
A TIME.
Notable Soclable Event at Bart.
lett-The Guests,

Notable Soclable Event at Bart.
lett-The Guests.
Special Correspondence of the IyrER- OcIAN.l
BARTLETT. Jan. 3O.-On the 26th inst,
a social gathering took place at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Matthews of this place,
which IA to say the least, a grand suc
cess. The object of the social was for
the purpose Of raising funds to act as a
nucleus toward building a Methodist
church next summer, and which was
attended by between forty and fifty of
both old and young of the residents of
Bartlett and surrounding country. The
guests were received at the door by Mrs.
Matthews and daughter and the visitors
introduced by our genialtownsman, Mr..
J.. A. McDougall. The program Of the
evening consisted of a select piece OF
poetry composed and read by Mr.. W.
w. Barrett Of Churchs Ferry, entitled,
"To the ladies dressed in pink" also
another, "Rena," by the same gentle
man in honor of Miss Rena Whitney, the
first prize baby at the Ramsey county
fair held at Devils Lake last year, which
was read by Miss Lilly auckland. Both
of these poems were we'll received
by those present and Mr.. Barrett gained
their thanks and hearty applause for
the treat that he had given them. A
song by a quartet consisting Of Messrs 4.
McDougall, Calderwood, Mrs. McDou.
gall and Miss Omich, accompanied on
the organ by Mrs. Mollison. A play
was then INDUCED in by all present,
which consisted of each in turn trying,
after being blindfolded, in attach
ing Ill artificial tail to the artif-
cial trunk Of y mule which was
pinned on the wall. The prize
was awarded to Mr.. Whitney as the one
who succeeded in giving the finishing
touch to that obstinate animal. The
chief feature of the evening and which
did credit to Mrs. and Miss Matthews
was in the magnificent spread of good
things which every one did ample justice
to-. Among those present were Rev
Mr.. Gordon, Mr.. and Mrs. McDougall,
Mr.. and Mrs. Omich. Mr.. and Mrs. Mol
lison, Mr.. and Mrs. Shiels, MI. and Mrs
Whitney and about forty others. A col
lection was taken up Mt tho cloae which
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-02-04
F1FTEEN:carloads of. live stock frozen
to death on the track near Palmyra,
New York. Charge it up to Dakota.

The Minnewaukan slftings is justly
indignant over the way the Northern
Pacific has treated that town in respect
to mail matters. Twenty-Five days with
out mail is sufficient cause for a vigorous
kick. And then it becomes necessary
to send the mail over the Manitoba via
this city and Churchs Ferry.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1888-02-04
County Commissioners.
loFFIClAL pUBLfCArroN1 /,

Board met at l o'clock D. M, Wednes,
day, Feb. l, 1883, NIL the commissioners
present.
Application and liquor license bond o.
John Erie to sell Intoxicating liquors al
Churchs Ferry, was presented, together
with tho county t~reasurer's receipt fol
700, and on motion the bond was ap'
proved and license granted.
The following bills were on motion al.
lowed and warrants drawn for the differ.
emit amounts:
L.: Grant, superintendent of court
house work, month OF January. $40 50
John Mcnamara, attendance on
Hans F1ndring, insane. 81
James hickey, zinc centerpiece
In court house 10 CT
w. J. Christie, for work on court
l q
Andrew Cairns, board and sare Of
G A shott......"".............. 10 II
r Nordruln, care of Carleton,
poor person for month of Janu-
G6 a
L Grant, cash paid to Kennedy &
Richardson for work on sewer
to jail, "Court house and jail
% 0C
II H Ruger, M d, county phvsi-
clan, third quarter. ........".... 60 90
b. Stanley, lumber and cement
for sewer to court house." 6 sc
B F Stanley, for extra flooring in
court 50 O0
Warner d Stoltze, coal for county 1928 95
On motion and carried, the district
attorney was authorized to settle with
J. F. O'Brien for the vault doors pur.
chased by the county upon payment OF
On motion the board adjourned until
Thursday at $3.50 a. m.
THURSDAY.
All the members present.
sued to VIM. Schroeder for $3.50, the
same being for poll tax illegally assessed.
On motion Of Mr.. Mccormick, sup
ported by Commissioner Currier, the
county clerk was instructed to abate the
tax Of G. B. Kendall in De Groat town.
ship, amounting to $40, the same proper
ty being in Dry Lake township.
On motion it was ordered that the tax
certificate No. 81, sale Of 1887, against
land of Anton Sand, be paid by the coun-
ty, and the tax for which it was sold
charged back on personal tax list Of 1856.
as 1t appears from the records that said
tax was not a lien on land for which
same was sold. Carried.
On motion OF Commissioner Currier.
by Commissioner McCor-
MICK. the following resolution was
passed:
That no bill whatever for care of poor
person be allowed unless authorized by
q commissioner of tho poor.
Poor order issued by Commissioner
for Sl2 was OH motion cancelled,
A purchasing committee, consisting of
Lohnes and Commissioner Nc
Cormick was appointed to procure the
necessary supplies for the county during
the year,
The report of Justice Taylor for tho
quarter ending Dec. 81, 1887, was received
and on motion approved save and except
corrections noted by District Attorney
Morgan, and warrants drawn for the