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The Forrest City times., 1888-06-09

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The Forrest City times., 1888-06-09

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The Forrest City times., 1888-06-09

Po7 SALE sx1-s4w Gin Feeders aDs Con1snserz, oE= G. s2w Niib2rn Gin, As1 one Ajax Cotton Press Al seeoBS-hsrd and in good eon1itioa. Ress0r for selling. thss naekinery l. ta s-aIi for ny nse- lBqasrs as Eay mill; Al kEnds Of roegh iszber asS1 ;o order on short roiies.
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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-04-12
THE PUNCH-BOWL

A Washington correspondent Of the
Chicago Tribune in late letter writes:
"The punch-bowl as part of Wash
ington social life seems fated to go.
Everybody has noticed that less punch
and fewer wines are offered, unless at
invited companies, than last year. An
observaut woman, who made the
rounds of the Senator'S houses Thurs
day, declares that at only one place did
she find punch-bowl. This was a
Southern Senator noted for his hospit-
tally. In other official circles where
once the punch bowl flourished, tea
and coffee are now served" The graf
flying tendency in Washington society
thus noted is doubtless due in no small
degree to the praiseworthy total-absti-
nence example of Mrs. Cleveland as
"the first lady of the land"
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-04-12
TWO IMPORTANT QUESTIONS ANSWER

TWO IMPORTANT QUESTIONS ANSWER
ED.
I. Would the removal Of the internal
reuenue tar on Intoxicating liquors be
o. temperance measure?
l have yet to hear an expression of
dissent from a single temperance eX-
pert to the affirmative of this question.
The underlying principle upon which
the great reform proceeds is the utter,
total, and Irreversib!e separation of
our government from the liquor trode.
A nation cannot, in the nature of
things, receive revenue from and pro-
hibit a branch Of traffic at one and the
same time. Our goal is prohibition,
constitutional and statutory, for state
and nation. Hence, as its most essen
tial prerequisite, temperance people
desire the removal of the tax which
now renders the government a partici-
pant in the gains of the traffic. The
non-expert temperance man. who drifts
but does not row, has lazy notion
that the tax keeps men from drinking.
Opposed to this is the fact that since
the imposition lin more senses than
one) of this tax the manufacture has
increased in more rapid ratio than the
population, aud that it adds but seven
eighis of a cent to the cost of drink.
The eleven hundred whiskey distillers
and twenty-five hundred beer brewers
of the nation are the prime producers
of the drink pestilence, and govern
ment "of the people. for the people, and
by the people," should separate itself
utterly from them, as point both of
honor and of strategy, preparatory to
dealing their mills of destruction a
ception, so far as heard from, brewers
and distillers desire the tax retained,
proves them clearer-sighted than their
enemies. Thev see prohibition wave
about a mile off and a mile high, and
they know they cannot swim.
2. Is high-license sentiment on the
increase?
No; its farcical pretensions have been
so relentlessly exposed, the basis of ex-
pediency upon which it rests is so un-
worthy OF reformers, and the results of
experience with it are so condematory
that outside the circle of politicians
"for revenue only" and a few we'll
meaning men who either have not
studied the question, or "are willing to
let high license prove its harmful
character" as pretended temperance
measure, almost no voices are now lift
ed i'm its behalf. High license was the
Diana of an hour, but can think of nc
temperance specialist who now has
good word for it, save one who shall be
nameless. It's worst feature is that the
thus derived acts like moral chlorOforn
upon the Taxpayers; yokes Mammor
as wheelhorse to the car of King AL
cohol; puts drunkness for light anC
light for darkness; and so debauche:
public sentiment that men remember
only the new sidewalks of the munich
pality, end forget that they are pait
for by the decentralization of their owl
sons. - Frances E.. Willard an on
Day.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-04-12
Final Settlement,

Notice is hereby given 10 all creditors and
Others interested in the partnership estate OF
Begley & Grandhomme, that the undersigned,
A. Begley, surviving partner, and admins,
traitor of said estate, intends to make final
settlement thereof at the next term of the
Probate Court of Iron county, to be held at
the Court House in Ironton, Iron county Mo-.
on the first Monday in May next-same being
the lh day of May. A. D...1SSS.
naaf<snSS A. BEGLEY, Administrator.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-04-12

Cot Payton Martins Livery Stable for
R,ppies Hacks, and for accommodations
for Picnic excursions. New rigs and good
horses.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-04-12

MURMURS.
AT@kMA "oh, my. oh, my.'' said the
" {: :. !: !: :: ): g: ):
And was planted and grown
10 do some good,
But now, " hen I've done my best, just think !,
Pm converted into dreadful drink.
If l had known about this last fall,
L really don't think I'd have grown at all.'
A stock of corn bowed its graceful head,
And sighed, Il almost wish were dead,
For the same disgraceful fate, fear,
Awaits my every ripening ear.
'Tis burning shame to use us so,
And force us for such base purpose to
grow"
\ murmur arose on the summer air,
a murmur of sorrow and grief and despair,
Among the op-ylnes rs they trembled with
fear,
For they knew they were doomed TO make
ale and beer;
And they mourn that in all their beauty and
pride
They must he ON the brewers and drunk
ards side.
Then the grapevines and apple trees locke ed
around,
And shook from their topmost leaves to the
ground,
AS the farmer talked of the cider and wine
He should make in the fall from each tree
and vine.
Let us pray and work for the happy day
When temperance folks can have their way
All through our land, from east OF west,
(For Temperance folks know what is best);
And by the time that are all grown
Twill he the best country that ever was
known.
Selected.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-03

9an lurte iig ielu. On Ssssefusl
al en- G~eitauratsr lasbe Merfe til, al
TO al bans Gieiter lfpnote fig uiabuan,
Zig meb at fortere fin attensmab, os
fit oibe, at be ffuloe meo 9ampbaaben,
Der itulbe saa ON nosle Minuter. San
beiluttebe at Tframme Dem for Moros
Sfplo % git IND | ct Sibeoarelie, buor
ban paa en- uomerfet Maabe eiterlis
neoe 3Dben af en- 9amppibe. @ieiterns
tprteoe paa 3sr, os 8arten 10 sobt, oa
ban iaa benz ls6e af ale 8rafter neb til
Samplfibsbrpssen. Wen, ba ban fOw
inb | Spiieialen us buitebe paa, at De
life baooe betalt - ba 10 ban life.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-03
eeeorab.woitem.-cnsoa Den aote enober 1888.

git fra 8isbenbaon ben 21be September.
DampIfibet afsaar ira Nsiu gorf ben
20oe Oftob {. Oct er al 5000 IONS
0rastisbeb os burtissaaenbe. "9ans
mari" er 600 Tons itsrre END "Sefla"
os fan btfuemt bsforbre 1000 Basias
serer. 2injen fortjener BaaIfiennelie
for ben Suriisbeb, meb builfen ben bar
efterfommet Snlfet ON at faa npe og
itsrre 0ampIflbe. 7binsuala Selltabet
unoer banoler M ON Sesnins al TO
Dampifibe al enbnu itcrre Drastisbeo
be antases at blipe farbise naite 8anr,
os Tublifum fommer ubeu Evil frems
beles iom bibtil at %patroniiere benne
bel fjenbte 9inie.
- Sueoe iOlstes / 9srhass paa Gbis
cage BSrs for 81 pr. BuIbel, men ON
@ftermiooasen git ben neb til $1.O29
for Oftuber pe s1.035 for Suebe, Der
ifuloe leoereS / December. 5armerne
bar naturlisois insen 5oroel al iaaoanne
opifrlebe Yriler. iom resuleres at Sprss
%Ipefulanter os "@amblers". 3. 9.
Sut9iuion bar fontroleret Chicago
S~peoebs,s iicfte u9e, os ban lful babe
tjent 3 MiQioner Dollars.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-03
i5se aarc.
st firnrgiif Weferitpffe er rpr;,

VI ItrHIBlH UteNerNgIIe er nbIin
uoisrt paa Brofesior 8iaroibs slinh
@ien. gn uns WelfefiBrer baooe M.
Der ben itrense 8inter fanet beeae gsr
besse Senoer, Ieien us grelapperus
forfrosne. s en- elenbis 3ilItano blen
ban brast til alinifen, bppr 8eners
ltror MATTE amputeres neoenfor @ure,
os Neien FAINT Saluoelen al greru,
fjernes. De fleite af 5insrene oar Of
beles burtbDoe os falbt al Jig ielu. Bro.
fesior Bilrotbs isrite Nsiiitent fortune.
be Batienten peb Operation meb en- pel.
formet np Neie, Der lisnebe ben, can
baobe miItet. OernGit blep Der forf9r.
biset ct Yar tunittse Ben til BAN, 90
ban %be9pnbte, itottet paa TO arptter, at
forisse at saa. Da ban bnpoe opuaaet
npgen 5arbisbeb beri, bleu &rptterns
ombpttet meb to Stotte, men BET baa6as,
at ban ON life leuse oil fuune flare ia
meo en-. vi 5in9rene bar ban fun tilboQe
beese Tommelfinsrene os ct 2eo al
besse Yssefinsre. Sesuastet bar ban
peo Ilittis guelie naaet flor 5aroisbeo
/ at ifrire.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-03
ct p9roitulot Wiooei.

Seq bruste / SUM 8npilcn (Clarke's
extract of fax Catarrh Cure for Hay
Fever meb flor 9ilfreosiiaelie, os iea
amer BET for BET eneite Miobel, Tom fan
linbre Sn1amaticnen / Naien ls Sal.
len loen at irritere. 9etS berpli9enSe
% belbrebenbe Gsenitaber isltes pie.
bliffelis. g. 9. @aropen, Bolton.
Salses for s1.O0 pr. SLATE bps 6. 8.
8eile ct, 0ecprab, Soipa, e0er ienoes
uueralt oeo Mootaselien al Sriieu.
Papillon Company,
(2) Chicago, Ill.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-03

Senatets 5inansfomite Ell MI fer
hist mso tit 3olbfurllas, men bet er life
pFentlissiort enbnr. Nau antassr, at
JorIaset, bpis bet blir Sou, BONNER til
at rebucere 8esjerinsens Suetester meo
5enpeb 20 Winiunsr Dollars ON Iaret.
Den i~aoenlanbi Re Sfat paa 1obaf er
ppb9pet. 7olben paa Suffer er neoiat
so Yrocent. GlfobOl, Der bruses !
8unften Os for metaniite giemeb, er iai
paa Jriliten; en- bel Del Weoiciner os
gbemitalier, SUITE, Wanila, SiIal'
sres uiu. er fat paa 5riliiten. 9Oleer
paa be iineiie @raoer lib er forbsie'
meo en- Gent pr. Tunb. Naar 5orHa.
get blir uffentlissiort / i'm Selbeo, fal
ri leuere ct f~ulotanbisere ubbrae
at bet.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-03
0iteratur.

"N a@turen" Wo. 7 er.uotomn os inoes
boiler: @. w. S6epen: ON be oi9tisits
Snieiter, Der lepersr os npiti9e Brpbufter.
2. Bieu (rneo 8 sig = w. &. Saatorieu
Saritn; Saum9nb ps Saphuer (mso 5ts)
-Yolafiit, Eaiilin9ua, 9in9ualumina, Spr
lin. - SGrinasbnciIernes ubbreoelie. - Sc
prnee Sermetif.- BRO oper &analen Naa,
mems Yorme.-@raoen6s 5auno.-Spoloms
nes 5orplantrtn9, 8 orltebeufer.- Gntuuet
al Stgppartitler / 9n1ten. liior meue.
-Nntipprin ps Sgipse. 6proanoiirg al
5pro til SteRful.- tTes6luen.-NiaSra
-2iteratur
"ytaturen" beitiles hos 8. 9. Seruiu, 6E
SbomaS Str, Ct. Taul, Wtnn.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-03
ara @aibingtcn.

Sc TO nprife 6ongrtsmGno, annt
&elipn % @els Soueeu, bar | Irnsere
1io pnret bitre Npoitanoere / Nuleos
ming al ct 5orlas cm Spsnins al en-
Sro oper Misftsfppi / Noro for Glmo,
@is. Tstie 8crilas blep peotoset at
Ssnntet Den lSbe SUM, cs 8onsres'
mano g8ilion fra Winusiota Of Suiets
6nnbelsfomite inoitileoe bet til 8eb'
tasslie Den 25be Suli. Saainart Mr.
6ousen / 5rebuss fl fit 5orlas op til
Bebonolirg, fortIo 10 Wr. 0eliun, at
bnus 5OrIIns ON Spsnin9 al en- Sro
uoer SarnIen peb Duluth lubltitueres
fer SIR. 6nusers 5orIlds. 9enue pro-
tsiterebe mob 0elious 5prilns % paa'
ftpb, of oct life bar / Sroen, oa bet an
ait en- saHite anoen Sag. Seri gap
Speaferen BAN Ret. SIR. Nellon for
isgte oerpnn. at faa fem &onsresm9no
til at proteitere mob Speafersns 9eciiion,
men bette mislptteoes. !San ejOroe
Speoferen ppmaitiom poa, at Der life
par Quorum tiliteoe. 5Or life at binore
andre aor9resm9nb fra at faa fine
SurHus iaiennem, tps Mr. Sausen tit
tilbdse. Sor fsrite Sang iioeu Marts
Muoreb tpm Scr. Nelion os Sausen
iummen for at tale ON SaSen, os Sens
uer iOrieste at faa ct 5orlis itano mel
lem be to Norbm9no, men bet bar umus
tist. DC blep bog enise ON at lube
5nsen bero til n9ite 8inter. SIR.
Snuser iasbe / &spreientuntbuiet, at
gtelious 5orIlas uiloe ruinere Superior,
Ds at bans I9lsere piloe mooarbeioe
6am, buis ban tiqpo at bet bleu Sob.
Orr. Ielion flyer, at ban fan tun tase
6enlpu iii fine 8OnItitusnter / DULUTH
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-03
Sober Snupifatet.

&obbers Spnnifatct. Senat 'ts 81
nanSfOmtte bespnote / 9crsoass a. I'm
oerlsSe, boOrleoes Oct frantic aobM Y
SsnSitat oriuer fin Surretnino her q,
q. sset. Oct upIpees, at spnbifotet
IN >a Rele 0uerlfuo Of Sober, iOm
if,s br,,, 'ea i sImerita, Os iOlste be. !
nntonhet Ssnbitatet betaIer De ameri
ion,fe aUmpa,. xg 10 Gents pr. g,no.
Or sriisn poa q. 'S5er uOlanOet bDicre
enb 10 Gents pr. Tlop, faar be ameri-
tarIfs aompanier SGlpoelen Of ben
sum, ium spubifatst realiierer. Sbns
eitatet bar mber enbper SmitenDisbeo
Ret til at bsItsmme Sal9spriien, % bet
bar acntrafter meb ale &ompanier /
qmerita. Der er insen amerifanIfe
Reolemmer al Spubitatet, % 8ienneul=
~Initspriien for aubber ct laoere MI enb
ben bar paret paa 10 Mar,
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-03

S%tcnbuggerc p%roteiierer. Senator
Blair ~iremlasoe / Senatet | 9orsbass
en- Setiticu, iom patte en- bel Del 9e,
tprtelie blanbt be bemofratife Sena
torer. 8etitionen bar uuoertesnet al
Here 3uFabe S~tenbuesere fra fo,1isls
i8e Dele al 9nnbet. 9e aumOber &c
aatea ON, at bet life nraa peotase Wins
Bileas fprero fabriferet cller bu9sen
Stea, f.: @~ranititeu, Sanoiten % Sten
for Bpgnlag os Wonurlerter er itrgsen
At 6riIiiteus "furoi", flyer be, "ui tror,
at Snofgriel Of ubusssn Sten tolbirit
0t! ifaoe ps % Dem, lem brpoer Sten
bette 9ono, % fri Snbfpriel pil finn
9npne Smpurt0rer, @isre al u~oenlanlte
steHorno % Sten5ug9e,re / %llblanoet.
Sl proteiterer mob bette s uriCs paa at
fabe pS."
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-03
Gr SGgima ubelbreDelia?

G9s fsl9enoe: "Atr. 6. 8. Wprrta, Nttus
ari, art. Tiger: 4aa tilienss meo 2unssbes
tGnoelie, % yenner os 2Gser ertl9reoe mig
ior nbelbreoelis 9arinsspatient. Ye0pnbte
at ta9e Or. 8inas New Discovery for TGs
ring oe boloer M paa meb min 3pie SLATE,
% er iStano til at fpre Spi9uet meo Nrbeibet
paa min 6arm. Oct er ben beoite Wiebiciu,
Der nogeniinoe er tillnoet.
Sesie gfieolepart, Decatur, Sbio, flyer:
"Sapoe bet life p9ret for Or. Sings New
Discovery, foi 9Grius, iaa bar fig oso Of
gunseipsoomme. Sar cpsipet al 29serns.
oar MI ben beoite Selbreo'. Soriss en-
Brsoelalte frit hos s. 8. Tontspmerp&go.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-03
Gn GncboCr.
(Nf Cars Sopietb

val Suir SupltipJ
Baa Blabien Jiruoisen unoer @aar.
ben Olftab iBSrien IGNORE 9ronbbiems
Imt, fpbtes / Qaret 1925 af 5orelorene
Ole % Singer Ssnnen Beber, Der / ben
meite 3ib at ut 2ip git unber Naun al
Seber 5urupisen.
8 bans 8arnbom os l1nsbomsulber
bar bet lite meset iaritilt at bemarfe
peo BAN fremfcr rosen anben, ~unbtasen
OF ban meset tiolis teebe fig iom IN mere
ftriois % trobiis @ut meb minbre gps
ner til at lore fine 2sfser / Omaansss
ifolen; men bog larte ban iaa meset al
&atefismulen, at YropIt aaurin foo
bam "ilippe frem" til a%unfirmution.
SOm fattise 5oralore / Nlminbeliss
beo bar ilere 8Drn, MATTE Yeber iOrs
laoe benz for at i%ortjene lit 8rsb bos
5remmebe, bog life uoenipr 8psben; i
ben fprite Glib Ipm Setter ps iioeu iom
@aars9ut ber os Der. ,San tiltos lbart
/ lesemlis llopiflirs, life uper mibbels
bDi al S9tst, men meeet multelItRrf pg
fgrbp9get % life iau tibet biul6snat, oa
benne 6Orm eler rettere 5eil tiltoa oa=
laa mere meo aarene, meoens bans
Sieleeurer beller uitos END tiltog.
Omfrins 2OzNurs Nloeren fom ban
/ 9ieneite hos Sonas 8iblman pan
8issen, os bo bar ban fulbDofsen &ar,
itert iom en- @jSrn us orars iOm ct
Mul9iel. Ser / sen fore @renb al
@aarbe tat peb Sipen, bar bet mango
Spasmasere, Der sierne piloe erte bam
os iette bans Stprfe paa Brsue. Saas
lebes inotraf en- iSplt ct SilbefIte
@nloien, os 8eoer tos liulis Del i
famine, baaoe ltaar ban tumlebe ON paa
Sjsen, os efterat ban baube fat gaaben
paa 2anb.
Ru sioroe DIE s. @issen, Der benz
gang bar 8asens 2sue i gpsben, -
lben ielp at betanfe bet - BAN bet 3il>
buc, at be to buer for fig ifulbe 'uerfe
(sane), ialte os bore en- 5sube Silb
fra 5iaren ps Up til @aarben, Omtrent
800 Ilen BERTHA.
9ette lite Yeber fortraHelis sobt,
lasse ielp ben Z Bog ti,nse 3pnbe paa
Children, ipabierebe Op oper ben ipeil>
blanfe S. % iatte ben moi iaa pent ira
fig paa Gtaburstrappen | @aarben.
Men bans Ripal / Stprfe Dor life at ie,
Tom beaer lite tilipne ben 9asen %
siorbe beller albris bam iaabnnns 9ils
bub mere.
s berKe 2ib blso ban ~forlopet meb
en- Yise Der / Nerbeoen; men, ba bun
larte bans @empt narmere at fienbe,
flos bun cp meS BAN. 0stte log ban
fig meset nar Of, % efter benne Glib
bapbe ban beller life fine "fulbs ecu
iOm man flyer, iitfert Dor bet, at ban
bar u~tilresnelis ienere | 9ipet. San
antps en- meset pOlbIom aarnitsr, ubs
itpbenbe SfjalbsOrb % 3rasler, Os ba
ben ~penneiale Sropt 8aurin pilbe tale
bam t~ilrette blep ban enboa p9rre, To-
pebe at afbraube Yretesaaroen, tase
9ipet al ielpe Sraiten ps bans 9stre
o. +. D., bpprfor 2ensmanbsn u. Dahl
maatte arreitere BAN ps LOB BAN benz
iiboe en- lang Tio | Serrebsiansslet
paa Sanbbers. Wen peo nermers Be
fienotfab til bam fanbt 2ensmanben
pmiiber uo, at ban life bar iaa iarlia,
iom ban / 8espnSelien ielp trOSee, %
FOB BAN nppe libt mere 5ribeb. END ban
fDrit III.
Wen en- Dag bapbe ban unbpeset fra
ScSten % meb be tunse Sern paa arppz
pen, Der beitpc i en- Sling ON Salien ps
liselebes en- ON bpert Ben meo en- ipar
Sernlente paa bper SIDE forbinSeube
be to &inse msb binanbsn, iaa at 9en.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-03

2ousresien bar MI isjen Inn ct BE.
OilsninssfUrIas, us, naar ben er iarbis
meo bet, bonner be feite Repreientaus
ter til at reiie bjem for at arbsioe iOl
@ieruals eller bielpe andre til at blipt
oalste | beres Steb.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-03

Y%reioenten bar ubnaunt @iuil Ser
uice Commits fioner Sobu s. Dberlp fra
Srinois til commissioner Of Snbian
GHairs."
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-03

) 5noien er iiiOr iistss en- uificisl
Serstnins bleoet brebt PAS 9isre, GAO
a%eOparber, 600 nlue os $1,000 Sian.
ger. Senpeb $4,000 Remne1er Dor
albne iom Dire for pilbe Dur.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-03

9sieferetsoommer Watbeips lisser
baarbt ips ! @aibinstOn. San liosr
Of en- onoartet Mapebetenbelie.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-03
6uor ilemt

M TIE ttSliscrs Jolt iin.t. naar b Nude tug, "
sammsIOds' ptu'. bUis sitt.r4,S ~forsiau,s ruIbs sisI'
ps paa Deb SPtitsr al Rasn,Ra. Spitsn mosiaiuius
NrtiI or in.
Decorah-posten., 1888-10-03
WDer's @iQer,

Iom mon neo Rstte BAR 'alSt -btlbrtb.uSs S~uttermans'
Hr-' os ION CT al ben Slass. at bet Gutits. man Tar
'tpste lor. er bet. at Patienisrn, Tan fsIe ia iriht, I'll
al 'aas tormoHss en- 0Ofs. eussanpisuiustn 81 boo
laa sret, % ben mao man islse.
y Teller, NJ. d Gbittsuauso. g.. D., uttalu {
nosIs ia Orb bet Samm,, iOm SuuOr,Ssr bar iust
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CERTIFICATE OF AMENDMENT OF AR

CERTIFICATE OF AMENDMENT OF Ar
~ ticles of Incorporation OF the ST
Paul Odorless Excavating Company-We,
Gilbert Donaldson and Benjamin F. Ellison,
president and secretary respectively of the
ST. Paul Odorless Exeavating company,
corporation organized under title 2, chapter
"a, of the general statutes of Minnesota and
the acts amendatory thereto, do hereby Ger.
tify that at special meeting oil the stock
holders OF said corporation, held in the city
OF st. Paul, on Monday, the 18th day Of
March, 1883, a maj ority of said stockholders
i'll number and amount of shares being pres
ent and voting, it was unanimously voted by
said stockholders that articles first and
fourth of the articles of incorporation of said
corporation be amended, changed and modi-
fed to read as follows, to-wit:
Article 1.-The name OF said corporation
shall be ST. Paul Sanitation COMPANY The
general nature of its business is TO remove
the contents and deposits of privies, vaults,
cess-pools, tubs, sinks, private drains and all
such other places or appurtenances as require
renovation by the removal Of deposits
therein for sanitary purposes or otherwise,
and under the laws and ordinances of the
city of St. Paul, Minnesota, now existing or
that may hereafter be enacted for the protec-
ton of the health of citizens thereof, and to
remove all such deposits by means which
shall be odorless ana inoffensiye to the in.
habitants and citizens Of said city, aud under
and by virtue of the ordinances of said city
of st. Paul in relation 10 the removal Of de.
posts Dy ScdVengerS. 10 Duy, SELL lease, OWQ,
deal in and improve real estate, tenements,
hereditaments, mixed and personal estate
and property, and to use and enjoy the same;
to engage in general inland transportation
business by water, under the laws of the state
of Minnesota and the United States; TO carry
passengers by water; TO tow logs, lumber,
RATS, barges and other craft for hire upon
the rivers and lakes of Minnesota and adjoin.
ing states and territories; to buy, SELL char.
ter hire, build, own and navigate steamboats,,
barges and such other water craft as may bd
needful and necessary in carrying on said
business.
Article IV.-The capital stock of said cor,
poration shall be one hundred thousand dol,
lars (Sl00,00O), divided into two thousand
(2,OOO) shares of fifty dollars $500 each.
In testimony whereof we have hereunto SET
our hands, and affixed the corporate seal, thii
18th day of March, 1888.
GILBERT DONALDSON, President.
BENJAMIN +. ELLISON, Secretary.
corporate Seal
Signed and sealed in presence Of
THOMAS O'CONNELL.
.. H. O'NEuL.
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CONTRACT WORK,
Grading and Sewerng Forest
and Other Streets.

OFFICE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
CITY OF ST. PAUL, Mimi, Mar.15, 1888.
Sealed bids will be received by the
Board of Public Works in aud for the
corporation of the city of st. Paul,
Minnesota, at their Office in said city,
until IL m. on the 10Th day of March, A.
D. 1888, for grading Forest street, from
Mclean avenue to Seventh street; and
Hastings avenue, from Plum street to
English street; and constructing a
sewer on Hastings avenue, from Plum
street to Earl street; OH Forest street,
from Hastings avenue to Fourth street:
on Point Douglas street, from Earl
street to Maple street; and on Mendoza
street, from Hudson. avenue to Frances
street, in said city, according to plans
and specifications on file in the office of
said Board.
A bond with at least two ~ suretieS
in sum of at least twenty (20) per cent
of the gross amount bid must accompany
each bid.
The said Board reserves the right to
reject any or all bids.
Il. l.. GORMAN, President.
Official: w. +. ERWIN,
1886 Clerk Board of Public Works.