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shipping Notes

Dec. Sailed-Shp j. b. Walker
Blk Chas. X. Kenny Bktn Wrestler"
SEATTLE, Dec. 29.-Sailed str Will
lamette.
Port Blakely-Arriyed ship Dara.
Port Discovery-Arrived bark Bowers.
San Cleared strs Mexico,
Puget Sound; Oregon, Portland; ship
Ben Dowran, Portland. Sailed str An
SEATTLE. Dec. 30.-Sailed-Ship Blue
jacket.
HadIock- -Sailed-BktDe-J. NJ. Grif-
fifth, lumber laden for Oakland.
San -Sailed-Strs. Antonia,
Nauaimo; Mexico, Puget Sound; Oregon.
Astoria.
JAN. 1.-Arrived: Br. ships kilkeFran,
Harland and Phasis, Am. ships Valley
Forge, Rosie Welt and Fannie Tucker,
Am. barks Aureola, Shirley. Columbia,
and Nonantum; Am. sch. Corona.
JAN. 2-Arrived: Br. ship Geo. Thomp
son, outward bound, laden for Australia,
Am. barks Vidette and Lizzie Williams
, 1888-01-05
n CARD OF THANKS.

EDITOR ARGUs:-We desire to express
our warmest thanks to the many friend:
who have shown their sympathy anG
kindness during the illness of oL
daughter, Mrs. Wright. Thankful TO
her returning health, we are,
Respectfully Yours.
ALoNZo =. DAVIS,
EMILY G. DAVIS.
Port Townsend, W. T., Jan. 2, 1888.
, 1888-01-05
A GFPut bargain.

Three thousand four hundred acres OF
valuable timber land for sale in the
counties of Jefferson and Claliam, near
tide water and part of it along the line
Of the Port Townsend Southern railroad,
Also, stock ranch of $40 acres, nearly
all bottom land. with good house and
stock shed and plenty OF fresh water.
Apply at this office.
, 1888-01-05

There is no doubt about the honest
worth of Ayers SarsaparIlla as blood
purifier. Thousands who has been ben.
Gifted by its use, will attest its virtues
This remedy cures liver and kidney
complaint, and eradicates every trace Oi
disease from the system.
, 1888-01-05
BORN,
RICHARDS-In this city, Dec. 25, 1887,
to the wife of Albert Z. Richards, a
son. A noteworthy Christmas gift.

Port Townsend correspondent of Ia
coma Ledger: Captain W. B. Sey-
more. formerly of the Holyeke and Dis
patch, has retired from the sea and
ANNEXED ont into "a less iurhu'ent, hut
= - tt5 Iug prnfe-sIsn, the cri'rcl %
anu accounts Of the Ieadi.g newspaper
of the lower Sound, the ARGUS
, 1888-01-05

Hoarseness is the first symptom of
Group, by giving Chamberlaln's Cough
Remedy freely as soon as a child be-
comes hoarse, it Will prevent the Group,
which can always be done if the remedy y
is kept at hand. There is not the least
danger in giving it. Sold by
JAS. d. MINKbEE.
, 1888-01-05
RECAPITULATIO
Recapitulation of value of ship
mpntS for the Year.

The following tsbulated statement
shows the values of shipments in the
past three years and the increase of
each year
, 1888-01-05
Quarterly meeting occa75.u at tie VI.


Ia'TseT'y meeting oee.7. D." at tie VI
l. >'..'-.'.
Mrs. ''@.. h-.-s returned t' A"7 me
'' seattle . '9'''.''5'
The injunction ON the Adams street
dock still contHne+
h'F- are 4lg''I at d"m.5'..@.'t .'"
F7''-7 D" ~'' FT'h'l-e'
/ The l.l at the opera house Er!as
evening Wa largely attended.
Peter ~t.ra.-I las gone to san Fran.
cisco Z, a- treated c.r -y.fa----
/ Tn- great q. E H.-arT. rs fr appear a,
Lea-uct'z O.era House ID few wrecks
r... rr.-..-.... .... I'D. .....-...-
..fL. T.. H.-tsn--' a.w -.ram-- Wild
wood.
.--....... .,o.e,....... .,...-.....,.... ST.. ,t.,
.Y.lr. G. l. Hal, conducted bv Mr..
N1-..y.
Mr. K.ar.. has nv-neI the road fund
To- -l4p. .ri 1t is still climbing. Good
SLOWING.
W Weir and David Troy were
among the passengers from Duugeucss
Yesterday.
IT.. ..S.u,.r. -,,,.1l ,...,, ,,sss I...,... fn.r
isolated, and no fears arc entertained of
an epidemic.
NJ y II U,I.,,,r of Seattle Maid
Port Townsend. his old home, a flying
visit yesterday.
Steamer Wildwood Irft this morning
f,- o,,u.oiro or.a- , sc,,r. r,,.I nf h.v
FOR f. v. Hastings.
One ar our compnsitors. Miss Nellie
Busbv. has been suffering with bad
cold during the past week.
Cant c. +. KING has moved his fami-
" I'D from DuDreucss. and they will
hereafter reside at Iropdale.
7 cbi..ona Nc, n Final, o-o po.s-
enorrs from Frisco 70 Port townsend.
per Mexico. due here Tomorrow
C,,ton,. osi,or E,or1. Roorr,or b,s
- ,,.--;-1r - a.. -, D.
aIIared comnEcitv in smuggIinr.
W. bor, r.oo;-.o7 from, Capo Fratto,v
= vary comnIate snacinar IF sDopga
washed nm ,haro nv late basvv saaz
oo,, ,irnaatia. as iTstioa - tbo srn-oT,o
oonr, n,, faars Ia vii not snooao5
0u"Jec' oi st III 'ne l ie'o9 ,o'-
'l'''
yeor"
i
'''i L 'sl',ei i,'' "' ,i,' ~",''t Se's'"'
nou'S Yesterday 70 e"'''ie Gni.ieSs pas
'o' iioor iA""s Az '"''''' ''u' :
up o. -A'p 'a'Ne ~D"" W
'ue L le'ii'e' Ses'etu", II Is line o'N
'iu'e9 ~ 'oo i''' ian ''i"' i0o0 =" 'Ne
1'l-i' t'""'.ai'' WIN ".' 1''.' -ol-i''o' ''.Io
o. CT ~ ~, a.; 80,
III morgan " hHStiuBS ulssoiu'ion i'pu
di'isioh' oaPI morgan taxes tue biS-
TT Wv s.o Nv - T-,; 80 Wif,a, W. Uap
,., 49,
uehelai Jon" " I rrcenioh', Tue Ve'ei-
an pAthnhuef' ana hFs' PFeSioeuuai eau-
80 ~ 20, ~. -
- -,
Inc oea'''e LINES Is issuing Io'ooo
COPIES oi i's Na.uao'e Ne" car Gui.'on
0o!' Lyon eViuep'iS louuu the iieiu iof
"hich he Is pest quai'iieo "heh ne en-
King kalakau o. the Sandwich Is
lands, has vetoed several important bills
nassed nv tbs IecisIaturs and has made
an assignment 10 pay lis ueots-ahu
riot is imminent
"Wbv sbould the soirit Of Mortal be
proud? GlVe II up-uniess lis because
ne eau invest his spare eaei' t"s io's vi
80 "'o OeJ - " ~" ,..o.- -, ~
, 1888-01-05
AITi@ @4@EEV G.
l. S(Yy
I,rom.Thurstn,,s DaIIr.


,r,-..5 l,r,r.-
-. =. -. -.'''''' '' "''''" ,na!e'
''' 81. ''' CTS '' mn ~
ing =. l., AH-'eh, left yesterday
morning for Port Angelo. {, tow IT,,
ship Edward O,brlen 10 sea-
Tr.fi, ON tg. swf,,Er.., ..-.- .t.
Cascades Inns fs.r ,o,,.,.---.r,. abb.
nv fall - gr..r- ..,. ,l.. .........
4 son vas born - few lay. ..,g tn Mr.
and Ms " Spencer, formerly rF thi,
city, but at present Of Isrrrz island
Mr. p-ar,fa- o---,..5 s-..., ....1... ,....-
te'dsy at II a. m. with Il tuIT passenger
hSs ami 100 tons flour for Vancouver
merchants.
We learn that the Iuilau killed at
Pyscht was shot l,y Al C-ayyTc-J who
has since surraniered himself to the
sheFIh of Cialam Co 1t IS probable that
preliminary eHln.nadpn Will be held
'ie'e'
Wa shall Try to send ont statements of
ot+ba 49, "a NIL -, -. -.
s-,osa. t1,.r.to
~,
ts' y SuSTi ot'E, D'E, M"Eu', ee
day, waiting for more moderate weather
W. bo,-s r,,oi,,ol e., D,a.,,t.,- -.
ber OF the Nec&R'dn, published in New
York and Boston. and it a very interest
ing literary magazine.
Onser mint i,9 srov :, To,;siora
while Port Townsend ma Mt seen a flake
vat this wintar aroaDt :, tb. ,listar,
mountain ranges.
has been having sueb proIonged smell
OF sickness in this CITY. is So far rcrov-
cred that she contemplates a trip TO
Dungeness in a few days.
~. ~ 1.,
- ~: SUI VI
- .II~
'''
.~a;I:hIa ha.ata,aSa '''''' -'''<' "
\. thompson, indicted at La Conner
I..t Fonrth - In1r. oa o,aa-a7 ,, ,t,n-a
g. ot;t -; puk,;o I..I.l..
:. CO., 80, r.; I.--
"a. obIiaa1 70 1sova as ,oon osaat tsaa
An HinkIug hn0lnR nj Sehome on
sno moEnihE oI the Zoth lnsI tue strs'
D. D. Ihopy anu E'ahgeI came Int" COL
Hsion' ne EVangei had the after part
OF her CABIN stove H. ard the Libby
90 80 So - u. ''-o ''"' Oo'''O oo"'
was '"o
II you have expended time and money
WORKING Ior Fort IoWpsends 8 interest,
and have an idea that you are not ap-
preciated, let us exhort you to diligence
and patience. Be not weary in we'll do
ing. The motto of the worker should be
sever onward" trusting to the fullness
OF time to bring about the results most
to be desired. Getting tired? Why,
bless your heart there are lots of people
who get that way, and get rested again.
=. 80 -, ~ 80 li'0' VI peal
oon;,oI o0Io u S-''0Oo
A.. ,.orn..,, -..-.t:," pnlol'"' :,
'ii"'
-' oe0n ini'neuseiy Pton'aoie 70 Its
a., .D.- "-'' 'N'' S1nu uiln arouhu 10
.I A'S "seu'y we are prepared 10
CUSTOMER ohto racket
an0'0 n0 can ouy goid nine-it he Is
'H0 -iaH io' 'Ho place
Port Townsend lacks but capital prop
, 1888-01-05
BuckIen's ArnIca saiye.

THE BEST SALvE in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, UlceTP, Salt Rheum, Fe.
yer Sores, letter, Chapped hands, Chill
blains, Corns and all Skin ETuptions,
aud positively cures piles, or no pay re-
quired. 1t is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction, or money refunded. Price
25cts per box. For sale by n. ID. Hill &
Son.
, 1888-01-05
from Sundays Daily.

from Sundays Daily.
New Year!
ants Touring mill.
party is being arranged.
assey is registered at the
urray went to sea last
eve
O. stopping at the Cos
mopo.
, 1888-01-05

sacks wheat
OF the cargoes sent to foreign
ports 40 were in American vessels, 30
in British, % in Norwegian 7 in
Swenish, 6 in Chilian, ; in German.
: in Hawaiian and l in Nicaraguan.
The freight money received in trans
porting the lumber averaged SD per
NJ. feet, amounting to $S6O,32S.
Three hundred and sevpnty-scveu
carSOes of lumber were sent in Amer
lean vessels TO coastwise ports.
amounting to 2j7,GS9.13S feet.
valued at S3,3I9,957. The freight
money received for transportation
averaging St per NJ feet. amounting
10 81 2SQ.4l5-
, 1888-01-05
THE COAL SHIPMENT.


There were 25l coal cargOes
shipped during the year from Puget
Sound to coastwise ports, amounting
to 520,52O tons, valued at $2,602, 600.
The freight money received for
transportation was Sl,301,300
Large shipments were made by
sea of oats and other produce from
the surrounding country to San
Francisco, valued at Sl,364. .322.
Merchandise to the value of $1,000
600 was shipped from the Sound
north on the Alaskan steamers dur
ing the year.
The British ship Persian was dis
patched from Tacoma for Falmouth
with 33,937 sacks of wheat, valued at
A9375.
The American ship W. T. Babcock,
also loaded 3l00 tons wheat in Taco
ma, the value of which is not includ-
ed in this statement, as we'll as the
British four-masted ship Wendul
and the ship Reaper.
REHABILITATION.
, 1888-01-05
JUST ARRIVED 9T E.,~TN s.

SIC ma C U..-. s.. Jg,
and instrumental; latest songs and bal
lads.
, 1888-01-05
M MON>> OF the good things of this

alone on account Of Dyspepsia. Acler'5
Dyspepsia Tablets VIII euro Dyspepsia,
IHGi-o.,ion a2i Constipation; sold on a
positive guarantee at % and 80 cents, by
Latimer Il Co.
, 1888-01-05

TotUi..-. Gee. 80. III. 1l.Ggy,a SIou3.i Is,
sacks wheat
, 1888-01-05

DRY DoCK.-The much talked of dry
dock is about to materialiZe. 1t will
start with $4,000 capital. and will oc-
cupy blocks % and 90, OF Hastings FIR st
additiOn-on the front west OF the bust
Eess part Of town. Westward the star of
Port Townsend's empire seems to be TAX
inn ;tz puny
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-08-03
Teachers Examinations.

Teachers public examinations fu
Gratiot county will take place as follows:
Ithaca. August and g. ISIS
1t. Louis. August 81 and sept. /. ISIS.
Alma. sept. =, AND 80. lo>o.
CommeuciuG al o'clock p. m of thC
first day. First and second grade GER
tilicatc5 granted only IRON regular cX-
animation. August . and 3.
All persons intending u teach dur
ING the ensuing fan and winter are re-
qucsted 10 avail themselves. if possible.
of one OF the August examinations. IL
is better that teachers become legally
qualified before the school year begins.
and before they make applications for
schools III is annoying To- school boards
To negotiate With unlicensed persons
for positions IN their schools. and be
compelled 10 remain i'm uncertainty
several DAYS or weeks, awaiting the re-
suit of future examinations.
And besides the experience Of the
past year has proved TO the Board of
Examiners. that late eNamiu atoms con-
AIct So seriously with the other duties
of the Secretary. that they should for
this reason alone. hc avoided. especially
after terms of school have commenced.
Tie opportunity. therefore 90 obtain
a certificate late i'm the fall. will m-
doubleday not be offered 10 tie same
extent that il has been heretofore.
GILES +. BHoWN.
Secretary of the Board of School E.
aminprs Tor GrdtiOt County.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-08-03
Prince Wilhelm and the Brewer.

So little Of what is favorable is heard
shout the crown prince OF Germany,
says The FaH Nat Gaselte, that the
following little incident publ IS he'd by
a German contemporary. Will be read
with interest and pleasure The other
day the crown prince was coming back
ut the head Of n reg ment Of soldiers
from dr.ll i'm the well-known Temp ell
hofcr Field outside Berlin. At one Of
the street corners, where crowd h nd
collected to salute HIM, man of p
gantic figure left his brewers cart tp
come and salute the Crown Prince VI
helm. Before the latter had come up
to where he seood he took OF his cap
and shouted his sa.uiation with the
rest The crown prince had no sooner
noticed the tall hgurc in the leather
apron than he rode up to the man and
shook hands with hearty Good
morning, Tabbcrt. How are vow, old
friend ?" After gracious invitation
TO the delighted brewer to ''come and
see me some time," the crown prince
rode away, accompanied by the ring
ing cheers of tho crowd. IL appears
that the brewer had served as n soldier
in the imperial body guard. and as such
had been the ordnance officer OF the
Crown Prince Wilhelm.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-08-03

The following are ,hc gu, ST, W
the Sanitarium since llsr issue: g..
w. Zicglor, kcudahii!y. Ind; Mrs.
a. l.. Phillips, Easl Saginaw; Miss
Mary \. Miller, GRAND napils; Mrs,
NJ. {. Burch, Grand Rapids; Mrs. G..
a. Lawrence. ithaca; Geo. NJ. Brown,
wife and SON, East Saginaw; y. Vi
Stewart, Gallon. Ohio; l.. Hartman,
Gallon, Ohio; Harry J. Iiollister,
Grand Rapids; Mrs. X. Kimball,
Saginaw; }. II. Rohrahacher, Laings
burg; Mrs. a. Ebliug aud daughter,
Ypsilanti; w. Church, Ithaca; II. II.
Witt, Saginaw; IL. Kimbail and
daughter, Saginaw; b. Sadlcr, wife
and daughter, Carlo, H.; ;. Is. Shur
and wife, Delaware, Ohio; IL. \.
Graves, Detroit; Mrs j. II. Scarcr,
Ithaca; Miss Lizzie NauSyckle, Red
Banks, y. Y; Miss VI. Ross, Alma;
Mrs. X. johnson, Detroit; Miss Mel
lie Palmer, Fredonia, Y. Y; Mrs. :.
5. Walker, st. Johns; Mrs. DE- W.
Attenburg, Ithaca; Is. =. Lewis,
East Saginaw; J.. d. Putnam, Grand
Rapids; VIM. Sexton aud wife, How.
ell; +. Barnhart, Grand Rapids;
Mrs. Henry ". Band, TT. Wayne,
ind; Mrs. J. {. Garland, Toledo.
Ohio; Mrs. |. -. Nelson. lnii~hapo-
lis. Ind; Mis-, Eva r. Nelson, In
dianapolis, Ind; l.is, ". T.. TubbS.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-08-03
$40 lT
Kcsolntion OF Council.

WHEREAS ~ a regular session Of Village
Council, a y 'cwalk wis ordered constructed
adjacent 10 ana 0hutting upon promises dos
crihcd a. follows. viz: West side OF lots seven
ana light, block seven. In the village of Alma
Gmtiot county. Michigan. and. whereas, on
tho loth day of April. l-ss. a notice. requiring
The Same % b" done within thirty days from
the date of such notice, was duly served III on
Tho owner or occupant OF said premises as
shown hY tho return of the village marshal
now ON liip I'm the clerks Office. and WhCrcos
more than thirty days have elapsed since tho
date OF said notice. and he suid sidewalk not
yet being built in accordance with and as re-
quircd hv such order therefore, bc IT
RESOLVED. that we hereby declare our intcn-
tion 20 cause the same TO hc done i'm accord
ancc with such order. and that the entire cX-
pensc thereof be dcfraycd hy spccinl assess.
mont upon 'ho premises above described ad-
iacnni 10 uHd admitting upon said sidewalk;
Slid sidewalk t. hc constructed In accordance
with the requirements of Village Ordngncc.
relative TO the constructions OF sidewalks known
u~ Ordinance No ,. ana ~ specified on the no
ticr duly served as before shown; THAT the
premises herein before described shall bc as
-C~~rd for the expense thereof. and that the
street commissioner and village surveyor are
hereby directed 10 make plans and epccificn-
tiuns for he same and the estimate of the cost
Ot said work which shall include the cost of
mcntS and the cost of the construction thereof
Dated, Alma, July Bird. lSss.
Alma. Mich. July l6 1sSS.
O!icc of street Commissioner and Surveyor.
90 neltNN ttflllN tnNt we nave Inspected
the sidewalk bordering on lots seven and eight
block seven ON the east side of State street, i'm
the village of Alma, GratiOt county and state
OF " iChigan. and advise its removal and put
ting down of a new walk The walk 10 loo six
feet wide. plank al inches thick and from six
20 ten inches wide. six feet long. mill dressed
on one side, thoroughly nailed 70 each string or
with 2tpcnny wire nails two nails for plank
under SIX inches ana three for all over six
inches wide. The plank TO rest on three iNt
inch ~tringCrs one placed In center of walk
the others six inches from ends Of plank. butt
IKE ends of stringrrs together and put piece
of '&6 inch i inches long under the ends ana
tocnaiI TO the stringcrs Grade of the ground
aud put down the walk straight and true 10
the grade. We further estimate the cost OF
said walk as follows:
1900 feet of , inch plank sig per 1000. sis On
- feet of 4Ni r, $40 per loo. 90. -
Labor of putting down rod OF walk ~ 30 = 50
- los 2l-pcnuy wire nails ~ 3is per 10. -
Inspection ana estimate. ...... ....... 80
Total ................. ..... Gee. s2d 81
joins W. NORTON. JAS G. CHASE
Commissioner. Surveyor.
We hereby certify that the foregoing is
tue and compared copy of the origidal rcso-
luton rs PASSED hv village council July Bird.
lsSS, and report of village surveyor and street
commissioner thereon now on file IN clerk
Office.
Alma. July -. lsss.
T.. b GREl y. W. y. BAHi.KE.
President. Clerk
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-08-03

WHFVHAs. M n regular session OF Village
Council a sidewalk was ordered constructed
adjacent 10 ana Hbutting upon premises des-
crlhcd ~ follows, viz: South side of lot six
block six. flytOn, and, whereas, or the 18th day
Of April, lNss, notice, requiring the same 10
hc done within thirty days from the date Of
such notice, was duly served upon the owner or
occupant of sad premises, ns shown by the re-
turn of the village marshal now on file in the
clerks office, and, whereas. more than thirty
DAYS have elapsed since the date Of said notice
ana the said sidewalk not vet being built i'm nc
cordancc with and rs required by sucn order
therefore Ice IL
RFsOIvrd that we hereby declare our iutcn.
tion 70 cause the same 10 hc done in accordance
with such order. and that the entire expense
thereof hc betrayed 10y special assessment up.
on the premises above Described adjacent TO
and admitting upon said sidewalk said sidewalk
10 he constructed in accordance with the re-
quircmeutS of Village Ordinance relative TO
the construction of sidewalks known a. Ordi-
nance No. 3. and rs specified on the notice duly
served us before shown; that the premises
herein before described shall be assessed for
the expense thereof. and that the street com
missioner and village surveyor are hereby d.
rccted 10 make plnn- and specifications for the
same and the estimate Of the cost Of said work
which shall include the cost of the survey.
plans and specifications, assessments and the
cost of the construction thereof.
Dated, Alma, July lrd, l.ss.
Alma. Mich July 10 1855
once OF street COmmissioncrand Surveyor
We hereby certify thnt we have Inspected
the sidewalk bordering on the south side OF lot
u
Gmtiot county. state of Michigan. and advise
the huiluing of "A new walk four feet wide:
plank to bc ! r.. incccs thick. feet long and
from six 10 ten inches wide. thoroughly nailed
20 TWO stringcrS. ringers 10 hc of Ak inch
placed three feet from cor tiers with lX6 inch
pieces under the Joints hCddcd on the ground
walk 10 Doe built level am! ttIc 10 grade. We
further estimate the cost OF sGid walk as fol-
lows:
456 feet OF plank "a Sl2 per 100. ..... e. ~
2lo feet of 4N4 M SO per l0O.. eco. ..... . 80
Labor and nails inspection AMI cstimfte. . -
lptol..... t.......+.-.. .... ..slO ~
JONI W. NORTON JAS q. CHASE
Commissioner. Surveyor
We hereby certify that the foregoing is
true and compared copy OF the original rcso-
luton a. passed by village council July 3rd.
l-sN. ana report OF village surveyor and street
commissioners thereon now on file in clerk
Office
Alma. July -, 1875.
l.. u. GHEEN, w. \. BAHLKE.
Pre- sidcnt. Clerk.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-08-03

The 7. s., Il NJ. R'y from Ashley
Muskegon was sold TUESDAY To the
Grand Trunk railroad CO.. who have
made arrangements with the T.. \. A.
" \. NJ. 10 theirtracA .rom hshley
TO OWOSsO.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-08-03
Woodward 6 Eyerlen,
g'Bcc Hive" Block
Alma, Mich.
Alma.
Re.olutlon OF Conncli.

WHEREAS, ut a regular session OF Village
Council sidewalk was ordered repaired adj
iaccut 10 and ahutting upon premises dcs-
crihcd as follows, viz: All that portion OF the
property of John Elwcll bordering on the west
side OF state street, ion the village of Alma,
Gratipt county, state # Michigan. and, where
U.s. ON the lth day OF May, 1855. Nnoticc. rcquir-
ing The same go hC done within Thirty days from
The date OF such notice, was duly served upon
Tho owner or occupant OF said premises, as
shown d. the return at the Village Marshal
now ON nic iu the clerks 'ihcc, and whereas.
more than thirty days have elapsed since the
date ot said notice. and the said sidewalk not
vet being Ollit iu accordance with and as re-
Quircd hy such order therefore. Toe II
RrSotYEp, that we hereby declare our in
tCuliun 10 cHuS" the same 60 bc done IN accord
aucc with such order. and that The entire OK
pousc thereof Dee betrayed hy special assess
mcnt upon the premises above described adia-
cent ID and ahutting upon said sidewalk; SAID
sidewalk 20 Dee constructed iu accordance with
thc requirements OF Niilngc ordinance. relative
tO the construction of sidewalks known a~ or
dinaucc 80. 3. ana as specified on the notice
duly served as before shown that the promises
herein before described shall hc assessed for
the expense thereof, and that the street COM
missioner md village surveyor are hereby III
rcctcd 90 mako plans ana specifications Tor me
snu,c and the estimate Of the go OF said work
which shall include the cost OF the survey,
plans and specifications. a-~' ssmtnts and the
costuf the construction thereof.
Dated, Alma, July 3, ISIS
once of street Commissioner and surveyor:
We hereby certify that "" have Inspected the
sidewalk bordering on John E,wclIs property
On the west side of state street lu The village
of Alma. GratiOt county ana state of Micligan,
and advise its removal and tho putting down
OF new str.ngcrs Of four 10y four 4Xt inches.
rcuiHcing tbc sound plank ANA supplying new
PLAN, lu place ot those unfit 90 pc replaced of
b. inch stuff. tcct long and 'romGt lH inches
wide mill dr .-snd nu one side. HlI o. hc thor
ourhy nailed with it-pcuuy wire nails. the
iniut- Of ~triugcr- 10 tc broke not less th~u
thrcc foot; the ground to Doe lcvcicd OIL and