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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-01-13
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Report of Neche public school for the
month ending Dec. 23rd. 1887. Senior
department, grade A, possible marks
53G. Lilah Fansct and Carrie Curwii
equal, 5o4; John Murphy, 4s4; sanlue
Egerton, iG7; Isaac Murphy, 43l; Oscar
Thomson, 34l.
Grade b, possible marks, $50. Lima
Crawford 400; Joseph LaFrcnier, 4S0
Godfrey Cohlentz, 446.
Grade Z. possible.,narks, sos. Eugene
LaFrenier, 300; Fred G"urley. 377
Louise AlIori, 800; William Crawford
1868; W. a. Elliott, $50; Clinton Iiickox
3i5; Bert Gour!ey and Gideon Wylie
equal, 3l9; Grace Gray, $50; q. III. Vos
per, 1872; Charles Falker, 1871; II. Bere
1873.
Grade ID. possible marks. 1913. Mar
vena Afford. $50; William Payette, $50
Sadie Smith. ISL; sifferena Afford, 3i3
Charles Fansct, 339; William Shay, 337
William Coblentz, 335; William Falkcr
1888; Lilly Wilson. 3l4; Arthur Askew
3D7; Rochelle Afford, 2'iG; Sarah Askew
203; George Minaker, 2775; Alfred Askew
263; Peter st. Amour, 232; Bert Nina
ker, 2o5. Charles Vosper, al.
Primary department, possible marks
800. Third class, Lucy Leach, 254; Geo
Council. 1876; Miriam Thomson, 1856; Geo
Swain, lG7; Louise O'Brien, l42; Masgi,
Leach, lis.
Second class, senior. Mary Shay. $50
ELLA IIickox, 222; Willie Corbett, 222
Robbie Elliott, 1874; lIerby Murlly
l73; Emma Wilson, 100. Second class
junior. Jabez Thomson, 1875; Della Mon
champ, ll5; Fred st. Amour, 90. Firs
class. Dellua raycttc, Alex Leach and
a. O'Brien. Chart class. Samuel Thorn.
son. There were 10 names entered on
the register .: said department during
the term Of four months.
WM. SyN1NGroH, Prin.
NJ. MULLISs, Asst.
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TRAINS OH both linee are late every
day, especially on the Manitoba; evil
IDENTIFY caused by their many connec-
tons. However, we can console our
selves that we are not AS unfortunate as
people on the I.angtlon extension; where
we have to wait hours, they wait days
From Wednesday until Saturday, that
road was abandoned. The nature Of the
country and the lay of the road are such
they will always be at the mercy Of
the SNOW,
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Catarrh cured, healtl, and sweet breath
secured, by Shloh's Catarrh Remedy
Price SO cents. Nasal injector free. For
sale by Il. l.. Lewis. Oily
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For lame back, side or chest, use Sli-
lohs Porous Plaster. Price 25 cents. For
sale by II. l.. Lewis. civ
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TIE PIONEER ExrnEss and American
Agriculturist lin English OF. Germany one
year for 500.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-01-13

Will you suffer with dyspepsia and liv-
CT complaint? Shiloh's Ni,al,zer is guar
anteed to cure you. For saeby K. l..
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-01-13

ALEX McFadden is another Of the I'M
foftunates during the past week. lie
started for a drive Sunday afternoon and
OH CROSSING the Ferguson bridge the
cutter struck a stake aud one Of the run
ners got stuck in u rut. The teaIn-Mc-
Carthcy's-didn't stop. Result-Sandy
brought home the team ;ttn. three sleigh
bells, but says there was one bell lost.
any one finding the same will please re-
turn to him, also pieces Of broken cutter.
-Batligate Democrat.
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WonderfulC,,res

W. D, lioyt & Co., wholesale and
retail druggists of Rome. Ga, say: We
have been selling DR.. Kings New Dis
covery, Electric Bittcrs and Bucklcn's
Arnica Salve for two years. Have never
handled remedies that sell SO well, or
give such universal satisfaction. There
have been some wonderful cures effected
by these medicines in this city. Several
cases of pronounced consumption have
been entirely cured by use of IL few bot :
ties Of DR.. Kings New Discovery, taken
in connection with Electric Bitters. We
guarantee them always. Sul, X. L..
Lewis, Pembina, DIR. Boylan, Hamilton
and DIR. Z. &. Donovan, Nccic.
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You will llaye no use for spcctacles if
you use use DIR. J. III. McLean'sStrcnsth
ening Eye Salvc; 1t removes the film
and scum which accumulates on the eye
balls, snbdues intlamation, cools and
soothcs the irritated nerves, Strengthens
weak aud failing sight. % cents u box
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-01-13

OUR new mail route over the ID. 4 NJ.
is not what is wanted. There is no mail
clerk on the train. The express mes
senges are in charge, under instructions
not to open or handle any mail but the
locked pouches. Mail for intermediate
points not placed in the right bag, is car
ried through and returned tile following
,lay
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Frequently accidents occur in the
household which, cause burns, cuts,
sprains and bruises; for use in such cases
DIR. j. ii. McLcan's Volcanic Oil I.ini-
ment las for many years been the con-
slant fayorite family remedy. At Lewis.
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TIE congregation gathered at the NJ.
E. Church last Sunday night was disap-
pointed in the absence of the pastor.
Rev. Treglawney went to fill his APP
pointment at IIumbolt, MINI. in the
afternoon. and by the almost impossible
roads, lie was detained until about nine
o'clock-tl,e congregation having dis
persed,
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Picture Frame,
Notice..

Made to order on short notice.
lott SHORT Bios
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ynE Housekeeper. published at Mime
ppolis, Mlnn., devoted chiefly to domestic
affairs. and which is on our clubbing list
has made the following propositions:
The housskeeper will he furnished free
for one year to brides of less than twelve
month, on their sending proof of mar
riage. and thirty cents to cover postage.
The subscription price is one dollar per
year.
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SERVICES in the NJ. Il. church next Sab
bath. January IS, at II a. nj. Subject,
"Peter's Resolve; at Z p. m., service Of
song; 7:3O. subject. fashionable Exc,is-
M,
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COUNTY NEWS.
For the Readers Of the Pioneer Ex.
press. by Special Reporters,

press, by Special Reporters,
ERNEST.
Every body breaking roads.
Wood scarce and marriages plentiful.
Not much wheat hauled during the
past week.
Arson Hurley has the boss cutter of
this season.
Crown Centre is thinking of having
term of school soon.
We hear William Lnsk is quite pho
tographer now. Give usa call Will?
James Embury has been quite ill......
Dem. Lee is visiting friends at Winnipeg.
We all are waiting in great anticipa-
ton for that "Walhalla leap year hop"
OH the 22nd.
Galbraith schram is going to attend
school at Morden for the winter. We
hope he will succeed in his studies.
The funeral sermon of the late vii.
liam Embury was pl reached in the Crown
Centre school house OH Sunday last ut
two O'Clock D. M. by the Rey. A. q.
Washington.
Very stormy weather aud lots of snow.
Quite brilliant affair was the marri-
age Of MIR. Wallace Rose to Miss Estella
Fraser. The cercmony1::was witnessed
by large number of friends and rela-
tives. The bride was attired in silk and
lace. A large number of presents twere
received, among which were the follow
ing: C.Crawford. u silver cruet; Mrs.
Fraser. silver knives and forks; Ci,as
and Henry McGuin, clock; Mrs. RISE,
lamp; Willie Rose, a mirror; Mr..:.and
Mrs. Jackson, sal irons; Mr.. Rose, u
comforter; J. Harvey and sister, a large
fruit dish; I. S. Burley and sister. glass
set; L. Perry and wife, pickle cruet; l..
Harvey, fruit dish; Fred Rose aud sis
ter, one set Of dishes; Delbert McGuin,
pair Of vases. We offer our congra.u.
lations and wish the couple long and
happy life.
HAMILTON.
Doc. Boylan is III Ontario visiting old
friends and is very much better.
Fred Gordins, NJ. Ssrver's obliginy
salesman went home sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morden, Of Cavalier
were in Hamilton Tuesday.
II. l.. Norton is at Fargo attending the
Territorial board of agriculture.
The Pembina County News came to us
double and in good shape last week.
Thomas Cook got badly frost bitt ell
coming from the mountain Monday.
Wait! there will be lots of "tutti frutti"
gum at NJ. Sarver's the last of this week,
so lie Gays.
Sam lIaist. manager for ID. EIanbaum
Of Cavalier, was rushing around IIamil-
ton OH Saturday.
l lave received several letters inquir-
ing about the origin and working of the
Hamilton "tutti frutti" society--answers
shortly, have patience, dear girls.
The pilgrims to Ontario are returning
some pleased with their trip and others
disappointed. Home is no longer the
same home, after the absence of few
years.
Tod Weeks entertained Il few Hamil-
ton friends at his homo last Saturday
evening and the folks enjoyed them
selves. and Tod is a jolly good fellow
which nobody can't deny.
Farmers, pay your taxes through W.
l.. Abrmas, at the bank of Hamilton. lie
has had several years experience in the
trcasurer's office, and can save you both
bother and expense of tripto Pcmbina
besides being sure to get them right for
you. lGtf
NEfIlE,
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Imperfect digestion and assimilation
produce disordered conditions of the
system which grow and are confirmed
by neglect. DR.. j. II. McLean's Strength
enlng Cordial and Blood Purifier, by its
tonic proprieties, cures indigestion and
gives tone to the stomach. $l.0O per bot
tie. Sold by X. l.. Lewis. 2l-o3
In cases of fever and ayue the blood is
as eifectually, though not so dangerously
poisoned by the eflluvium of the amos-
phere as it could be by the dcadicst
poison. DIR. J. II. McLesn's Ghills ami
Fever Cure will eradicate this poison
from the system. 80 cents bottle. For
sale by X. l.. Lewis. 2l-23
For sick headache, female troubles,
neuralgia pains in the head take DIR. J.
III. Mcl.cans Little Liver and Kidney
Pillets. . cents Il vial. At X. l.. Lewis.
-------------
When youare constipated, with loss
ofappetite take one of DR.. J. III. McLean's
Little Liver and Kidney PjIlcts. 25c
vial. Sold by X. l.. Lewis, druggist. 2l-32
Croupy suiincations, night coughs and
all the common affections of the throat
and lungs quickly relieved by DIR. j. ii.
McLcan's Tar Wine Lung Balm. Sold
X. l.. Lewis. 2l-32
Observation-Disclosures
Old people suffer much from disorders
of the urinary organs, and are always
Xratiiied at the wonderful effects of DR..
j. Il. McI-ean's Liver and Kidney Balm
in bamishing their troubles. $l.G0 per
bottle. Sold by L, l.. Lewis, druggist.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-01-13

Two weeks ago Rev. Father Jutras APP.
preached the subject oferectinga convent
iii Pembinn. Last Sunday. preliminary
steps were taken by elcc.ing three t'us-
tees to secure suitable location and
make other reports that may come under
their jurisdiction. The aim is to get a
location near or in the grove in South
Pembina. Father Jutras is man Of de-
termination, and we have no doubt if lie
undertakes the project it will meet with
success. The trustees are Edward Piche,
Chas. O'IIara and Frank Hart.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-01-13

CmAs. FULL has a bulletin in another
column. Look it over.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-01-13

For November the highest thermome-
ter was 43e on the 18th; the lowest, Az
Oh the Goth; the average was ESQ. High
est velocity Of wind 81 miles on the 23rd.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-01-13
Pure Fresh Milk.

Pure fresh milk delivered, IL quarts
for 81. Skim milk cents quart.
X. & d. DAIRY.
At late residence of Il. S. McTavisl,.
If your kidneys are inactive, you will
feel and look wretched, even in the
most cheerful society, and melancholy
OH the jollicst occasions. DR.. j. ii. Me-
Leans Liver and Kidney Balm will set
you right again. sl.09 per bottle. Sold
by Il. l.. Lewis. ol-3o
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THE PIONEER EXPRESS.

Entered at the pos,ofic. at rembina as second
claes mail matter.
FRIDAY. JANUARY 18th, 1883.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-01-13

IT will be to your advantage to look at
Mr.. Webb's special announcement OH
the editorial page, lie means business.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-01-13

giant creamery?
THE Tongue river is frozeE to the bot
tom in many places.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-01-13

lfyou spit up phlegm and are troubled
with u hacking cough use Dr. j. II. Me-
Leans TarWine Lung Balm. At Lewis.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-01-13

For sick headache, female troubles,
neuralyic pains in the head take DIR. j..
ii. McLcans Little Liver and Kidney
pillets. % cents IL vial, At X. l.. Lewis.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-01-13

REV. Treglawney will preach in Jol-
iette school house next Sabbath at 8
n. m.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-01-13

CONSIDERABLE fish has been caught OIL
the Red river by parties cutting holes
through the ice and using dip.nets.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-01-13
AROUND TOWN.

WOULDN'T the brewery make an ele-
giant creamery?
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Farmers, pay your taxes through W.
l.. Abrmas, at the bank of Hamilton. lie
has had several years experience in the
trcasurer's office. and can save you both
bother and expense of a tripto Pcmbina
besides being sure to get them right for
yOu. lGtf
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-01-13

Ed. McCREA has his bathroom in ruiz
ming order. Hot and cold baths Tan now
be had.
EVER since the last snowfall, the re-
ceipts of wheat at the elevators and mill
have been light.
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A NEW brick bank building is a proba-
bic possibility in the spring. some where
OH Cavileer street.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-14

A drunken omnibus man ct LudingtOn,
named Bart McLsughlis, assaulted Frank
+. Chase. one Of Grand Rapids best known
travelling man. last "Wednesday night ID sn
outrageous manner. Nr. Chase was stand
ing 10 front Of the Hotel Befhum, when tbe
drunken loafer drove by and yelled st Mr..
Chase, asking Why be did not nee in bis
'bus7 "Becsose." replied Nr. Chase. "you
beat me once" At that Mclaughlin
Jumped Of bis oen.eysnes ard ss-
ssalied the travelling man. One
or two blows rere struck and
The h.ckmsn vent or % the depot on
hs return be rBshed into ths ofios Of the
bosel and again stiscksd Mr.. Chase. when
be managed 10 get TIE Isttsrs thumb into
bis mouth and cbeved u bali OF. Mr.
Chase dealt the feiiov several good blows
bat Mclaughlin ~ss too drums - stop un-
Il be wss nsaIed OF.
Fsnk e. Chase "a wsli known IN Gfs1d
Rapids a. o uesces5ls citizsn. snd there vss
TO excnss for tbs outrsgsCus sssaait ur,on
hin. The reopis OF La6 nztoa voEld BET.
ter hsve NcIsuFhHn locked up vben be 4
drunk ss il seems 20 bs Enssfe for traTelsr'
% visit that place "a ess thsy pstronizs
him. NJ. Chase did uot have f5s bsck-
nan srrsst@d. ss tbs matter rori1 hsvs
Sesred bi1a ssFsTs dsTS
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-14
THE LAST DAYS SnACES.
rhs Bsss ss><fsg ss~E nsid Mere 50 .
GFs2G May Of the HsEssAas2 s@s-the
Wfaasxs 1ad absir Itnas-kszan
"a fssts<asy's h4css-

Whsa Il comes ~ a barss tros. cash
tAlxs sad a did IA ~ is4st one race. The
cash u DO the talking vas IN the httie
POO. box over against tbe grssd stznd, and
the horse that .ss selected ~ the pool
box woa, snd Ne horse sslsctsd 81 the
b<tteFs lost
IL .as ansther beautiful day and the tair
blue SKY vas patched with = few white
el0ods a. we're some 0f the lair iacss on
ths lsdiss grand stand we're patched with
povdzE, The usek vAs a little hard. and
50 we're the benches. eat that did not head
OF 81 lsAst 900 people from coming
70 ses ths last rAees Of ne nesting. Inc
Judges performed tneir work better and Ia
mucn less tine than on previous days. and
every thing went on ike 2.is horse max
ing 2.zJ time. IL sas great day and u has
been great nesting.
The 140 class vas called promptly 81
O'Clock aud shsEe we're nins starters. aud,
strange - say, not horse was dlstaoeed.
W hen the horses we're sent Oh tnsy went
pretty well il . bunch. but soon began u
stFasgls. Win kiteh Leading. These posi-
ti0ns we're kepE Until the last turn Sa'
reached, when solOng pulled by her. bul
pace. The heat VAS given 20 Lucy NJ, 90
| long second. Jumbo third. Doe Cafyel
/ fourth. Carisco NTH. kiteh siIIh, Isy
Mitchell seventh, kurie r.. eighth. Flora ID
ninth. Time 256i.
second heat-Ihs horses were sent OF
| trailing with Jumbo badly in the Tear. So
long worked bard 10 get the heat from Lucy
ID. 0at broke on the BACK stretch ana lost
herself The horses came IN Lucy NJ. nrst
oolong second, JumOo third. Doc Csryel
fourth. Carisoo ffth, Rurls +. sixth. Flor
| T. seventh. kiteh eighth. Mary Mitchell
| ninth. Time asst.
After \ threat 10 fine several drivers the
horses were se nt OF tor the third heat II
handsome shape Lucy N. took the Leaf
again and held u well 10 the end oh
lrotted the whole mile in good shape Th'
second place was given 10 Flora d.. CariscS
third. Doc. Carver fourth, Jumbo hfth
| Kitten sixth. RuTie L. seventh, May Mitchell
eighth, oolons ninth Time, 1881.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-14

He nsssf ~kicked' est sook every teisz -
4 cane sad son tAs Asost Races
0ray Harry eoald bsss mafs tns p<csng
race ~ z-ts 4 he ksa o<ss pCsoss-
CfticsE Coakey deserves = Ersst naany
thaaks tof kespi2z tas tsnees elear
The nest 0f order bss beer preserved,
thsaks - sberid Bssh0p snd eis csp0tiss-
Dempsey. shs pool seller, has voice a ks
fog- horn. and eoald Dc heard az over tns
zro0n1s.
Judge Smiley seat about oae hundred
eoys into tie sfsad stand. Ia order % gel
rit of thsm.
Sam R0soias u .ds . good gaze tender At
the track sntrz3ee. snd never lsit his post
for = sscosd.
Shsrif Bishop looked after things IN bis
line in . handsome manner. snd everything
under bis charge va done vel
The meeting has been . decided success
and all went away perfectly satisfied
Many said il Was the best nesting ever held
here.
The 2Is trottiag race Gas clearly pool
box race. The idss OF horse IN 2 Is rses
making 20 Is enough 10 make ths hors'
himself blush.
When Chss Burnham made bis protest
be wanted everyone within reach TO stand
back, sif they did not want 70 tall down"
i Tbe old man Was mad.
| When President Smiley suggested nning
the drivers he Was vigorously eheeret by
the grand stand. end some one proposes
/ kis nomination for Congress.
| Madame Asrsntette gave the best per
| formancs with "Noodlawn" Of the week
She leaves this morning for Mendoza. Ill.
and the week after will be at the Detroit
races.
In going round the first turn In %
hesl the driver OF Flora y. WAS thrown ou
OF his sulky. and insesd OF lighting on III
ground he landed on his horses back AM
made the heat all right He Was = Kran'
/ xtand fsyoTite after that
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-14
The COURTS.

PoLIcx Cousr r--Dennis Carroll. drunk.
sentence suspended. Louis Clsrk, drunk,
twelve days in Jail. Frank Lynch. drunk;
twelve DAYS in Jail. A. C. Perkins. drunk
twelve days in jail. n. Dewill. druak;
twelve days in jail. David White. drunk
paid s5s5, George Hudson. peddling with
out q license; five days in isil. George
Thompson. larceny less than So sdjonrned
to July "a. Jennie Crawford. disordsriy;
adjourned 10 July 10. Oscar Ransom, en-
bezzlement; held for trial at the present
term OF the Superior Court. Michael Gem
ents ct al, Iewd bshsv ior; adjourned toJuiy
IL.
PROBATE CoURr.-Esiste Of Lowell Hale,
deceased; bond on sale Of real estate filed.
Estate Of John Gezon. deceased; commis-
sioners warrant and report filed; order Tor
payment OF debts. Estate OF Joseph Ben
iamin Whitmore. deceased reslduary lega-
tees boni filed and sellers issued TO George
Pslfrey Whitmore. Estate of Joseph o..
Collins. a minor; order sppciniing Myron
o. Collins guardian. Estate OF Lucretla
Lyon. mentally incompetent; gusriisns .
first annual account filed.
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-14

r. is all over.
There Vas big crowd
Fred Msvusrd is happy.
The Judges we're more prompt
The ladies' grand stand vas crowded
sxSin.
Circus lemonade VS. prominent
feature.
Many horssusn lefl last nighs for East
Saginaw.
The nesting vas 9 financial suecsss for
the Association.
Carriages 81 the inside Of The track we're
vsrv uumsrous
Kitch wss . god pool hox fxvoriss
Thursday nisak
The back fence - not high enough. Il
s'nifs TO msay >bys
No one ~oald bar pools in th~ ps~snr
r~se sxsinsf Gray Harry.
". ". Mitchell a. Tenis, .zvs "ss Z
rscss ever 81 the sr0uad
Ch.rs-s Bsrnhsns kickfs On l. g.
Duutsn ~ss little fuanv
The wsssa-r thix w.sk ksS ae~u al th<t
-ou1d hs~- e~sn ssxsd f1r
Grand Rspsds hss snns 711sss lively steu-
per-. suf ts<v stsyei st horns
There wss more fzn IN he reats' srsv1n ?
rsce tbyn al a<ksrs rut s1upfser
Tohh Dickinson. sf Gr.enssr,, frs.. w.-
ne nest g-nfisusnir driver On ths track
Telegram-herald., 1888-07-14

oss.msAss.sl>.s kes~issa ssa ks-s. ssa
Ases1.ls sAIls~sa--s.o<sssas exsstsa
TIE regular meeting of the Beard II fo-
iies sne fire mnlsslonsxs wbicA tsses
place Thursday ~ss put oh aDtii yssisE-
asy. A esRmsniostian tT0La AAfsbsA A.e-
moir was read. calling aiteasloa ~ Zee
three horse poe. ana Recommending soI.1s
suca appliance for Use u tie Department
Rsfoffes - the Con- Euitsss ou property.
Az application sFom Louis hsnrf ana
Eaxln i. kesi tor As,osilion IA tAs Feiios
DepAftmsuI sss placed Oh Tie. o11csf
George IA. Wells asked leave II shse2os
fos az days Referred T. COMMITTEES en
kaies.
protest ey several citizens vas handed
II, asking thst the south oF the wssi sios
of Asnfos-st., between Ottawa and lena
sss., sAouia nol Ia ased as hacs stand. ss
il vac nuisance - sejsoent property
owners. Referred 10 Committees Oh Rules.
The following accounts were allowed.
Fire department pay roll tor June, -, 45I o.
police department pay roll for june. ",
04s. 40 Is. r. keRey noid's salary, SIS 55. Z.
A. Cove. $50. +. C osly. $50 Grand Rap
ids LKhl A Power Company, $3.50. Alden
BTos. sil.54. 1slsphons Company. sisi-zo,
American Steam Laundry - board ~
Public Works. sl0s.ls, Board Of Pubic
Works. sisT; EmmeG Gould, $3.50 L. :.
Springer, sz0s5.
Under tas sdyios OF the City Attorney,
W Taylor. Ia board decided 10 appeal Tie
Taylor VS.. Gitehell case ~ the Circuit Couri
a ID. Rsynor. patrol wagon driver, Nas
granted leave of absence from Juiy p 60 -
| inclusive.
Police Ofieer T.. French WAS granted
leave OF absence from July - ~ 80 inciu-
| sise.
The Secretary Was snthorizsd 10 advertise
for proposals for coal tor the police and Il .
departments for the ensuing year; tow i
2s5 tons OF nut aud CRATE. and thirty tons OF
| Pil.shurg lump.