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Omaha daily bee., 1889-05-07
The following were the closing nuotations:
PRODUCE MARKETS.

CHICAGO, May 6.-1 10 p. IN. closc-Wheat
as ll-l6c. ''
&C C7ornn:-steady; n: cash. s414c; June, s4]Gc;
oatss-:t'irmer; cash, 23}sc; June asg6c;
july, 233Sc.
Rye-iic.
:, Barlev-Nothing doing.
Prime Timothy-S1 81. 80
Flax Sl55.
Whisky Sl.O2
Pork-F'irmer; cash, sll.55; June, s1l. GO;
July, Sll.TO
Lard-Steady; cash, SC. so; June, SC. SOFA
6.S213 July, Sc 80
flour-E'irm and unchanged: winter
wheat, S200C64 90; spring wheat, 81 3OaS ~ !:
rye flour, 81 4OCr2.gO
Dry Salt Meats-Shoulders, So 25G5. 90;
short clear, s6.25@6S71f; short ribs, s.. .s715
td590.
Butter-Quie and dull; creamery, l4,d2Oc; ;
. Cheese-Quiet; full cream chcddars and
Hats, I@I9c: Young Americas, 1CG791c.
Eggs-Firm; fresh, l2ml2%c.
Hides Unchanged; heavy and light green
calf, &c; dry flint, &c; dry salted, &c;
dry calf, 1mSc; deacons, 25c each.
Tallow-Unchanged No. l. solid packed,
4c; No. 2, 3]4c; cake, 4l5c.
Receipts. Shipments.
Fiour ................... 5000 $4,000
Wheat. .................. 10000 G2, 900
oorh. lbS,UOO GOO, 600
oats. s....................13+ $4,000 PA. 900
New York. May 6.-Wheat-.R Receipts.
S3,oOo; exports, -; spot market dull
but steady; No. . red, S3@s3l4c IN store;
$40 atloat; s+i4@S515c f. o. b.. No red,
nc; options quiet and 1S@35c higher, and
steady; May, S3lGS3aIc.
Corn--Receipts, $4,000; exports, 24oO;
spot market stronger; No. 2, 44I4c in ele-
vator; 4l4@44l5c ahoat; No. 2 white. i3c; ;
l.,.. dad i1-,l
tons dull, 1s0asc higher and steady.
Onts--Receipts, $1,000; exports, 3Sl; spot
market steady but quiet; options, moderately
active and stronger; May, 2914c; June, 29c;
July, 299sc; No. p white, ,34}4c; mixed west
ern, 2S033c.
Coffee--Options steady and unchanged; 5
points down to points up; sales, a. 75O bags;
May, Sl6.S 1890; June $500; July, Sl7lO
@lLl5; spot Rio, steady; fair cargoes,
SlS.15
Petroleum--Dun; united closed at s2sIc.
Eggs-Firmer, in fair demand western, IA
@l41fc.
Pork--Active and steady.
Lard-Strong but quiet; western steam
S15@L17h.
Butter-Quct and lower; western dairy,
9@lO; western creamery, l5@2Oc Elgins, Il
(Q22c
Chcese-Stronger.
Minneapolis. May 6.--Sample wheat
higher; receipts, 224 cars: shipments,
20 CARS. CioS!np: NO / nar0, May, gOC;
July, csc; on track, Csc; No. ! northern,
May, SOAc; July, $3.50; on track, syc;
No. northern, May, 76c; July, 7Sc; on
track, roc
st. Louis, May 6.-Wheat Higher; cash,
77t6774c.
Cornc-Higher; cash, soA@31c; May, sl1s@
34c.
Oats-Higher; cash, 234c; July, 23%c.
Pork-Sl2 %.
Lard-Nomn at Sc 90.
Whsky-Steady at $l.02.
Butter-Dull ana easy; creamery, 1S02Oc;
dairy, 15@l7c.
milwaukee,, May 6. - Wheat - Firm;
cash, ISc: July, 1870
CorI--Dull; No. 3, 33Hc
Oats-Quiet; No 3, white, 27t427}5c.
Ryc-Firm; No /, 449ic.
Barley-Nominal; No. 2, 5l@52c.
Provisions--F Firm; pork, sll.5O
Cincinnati, May --Wheat-Stronger
No. 2 red, SiaSjc.
Corn-Easer; No. Q mixed, 36II@37c.
Oats-Stronger; No, mixed, 26l5@26s<c.
Kansas City, May -Wheat-Stronger
No. red, cash. 1Olac; July. Gle bid No. 3
soft, cash, nc; July, G2c bid.
Corn.-Steady; No. cash, 25Slc; July,
2519c bid; No. white, cash, 26c.
Oats--No. 2, cash. 2Oc.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-05-07
Groceries,

BAGs-American A. seamless sl1 25;
Union Square nnper. discount a. ner cent
Mikado S1uare naner. discount 35 ner cent
C,NxrD Ent,ITs-Apules nor cal % IL.
blackberries. H. 75c: bueberries. lb, ,5c
blueherries, , lb. 81 30: cherries. red . III
95c; cherries, white, 2 10, 81, ,55: pres figs,
III - 90. pooseherrles H. 81 10: nlneannles
Ib. 81 75: nine apples. 2 lb. 81 30: nine.
armies . III 50 %. nineannles . in Il 60.
Strawberries . In 81 IL. stravherrips nres
. In - 90. rnspberrics , in 10 n svruni
*, 90: II. Il Il, yellow. supared, 3 III. 81 0O:
Kennett imperial yellow, 5 10, 81 80; Grecht's 5
standard 2 III 81 IL. Nonitor secnnds q In
81 35. Atlantic 2 In 81 70. Rooth,s Mos !
ib. 81. 10: Grecht,s. 3 Id. 81 90: Mvers,i q lb.
e. ao
CIySrp FIsu--Brook trout. 2 III 80 20. sal.
mon front > H. 50 "a: clans, / III 81 %. clans
. III 81 OO; clam chowder 3lb 81 ~. deviiieG
crabs, / lb. s225. dcyilled crabs, . lb, S35O,
goldfish balls Ib 81 Is: caviar, H. 500
TO- 8, 90: Holsters, deylled. * ID, 80 o.
macherel In 81 oO. makerel mnstard sauce
q ib, 81 90: mackereltomato sauce, 3 10. So 90
mackerel tomato sauce, 10, $40: mackere
nvsters , IN Al 20. salmon. z r. ! N - 10
salmon G. X . H. 81 10: salmon Alaska
III st eS. solmon A lnsl,o . III go 0n. s6ri,,ns
in - G5 ''' >"'''' ''' ''i'p'
CATnIEs-Star. ss. 1G OF. per H. DC. Star
60 "A ~ nor III oc. StearIe way III n, Es
ncr In ,fc. S,oar;c way "a W. 'ee nor IN
ffc. ba1f boxos i/c extra 0'' po' -N
C.Nny-ol III12t[ r. nor In
CuocoIATE ANp Coco AE2I{D39c per III.
German chickory red. Sc.
CorrrEs- Gre1n-Fancv old golden rio
o1c. Eancv Old neahnrrv orc. I,io cbnica ~
fancy g9S. Rio nrime bic. Rio rond S0c
Mocha 2Sc. lava fancy Mandehiing 97c
lava GOOD interior DC '1'' b. 80
'IN"i C"nn>Gr AM nTw',yr.-ntani,lo rome bosie
X in, l7c. Sisol rome i3lIc: Gon6is New
Process rome az. cntton r6nn Il g. and u
in 1Gr. cottnn tIwinc fnn I.niv 3ibh Soc4t
do medium, zoe; do coarse, 1sc: hemp twine
No los oDc. nav tyinn NJ Is oNr, c"ttnr
mons III ner dol 81 "a >c cand,cyiclt toSS% 99c
sal, twine Il AMY 900 Wv
Cp,rKrps ,Nn C,rrs- clLf11sc nor In
DRIrn TnIrsSper M anricofs 1AI11-c
Annles Mich a3I,. stare &C.. alInrs GaiI5
Sc peaches Cai V neaIed i7nIS0c. foHcy fnf ~
unnecled 11G613r. SIM drind Al 70. Saiit
Lake 6c PRIMES Gal r r 1iHi0i1cStr CO.
rants 5Gl7c' Turkish nrnnes 40 Icitrnn
noel 53c T .emon noel 1.c Eard 6otas i6n
tips u0S1Oc Raisins mniaga hnncb dnTo'
sns S5 0O ner box. vnIencias ner In r.. Cal
G. e. S., Sc 40 per box. Dried grapes &c.
Riack berries haIc Pitted cherries 10 ~
Ptted nlums, 4cGllc. Raspberrics 3ic
Nectarlnes. l3DI4c. Ginger, Jamaica /;
pts, 81 90 per doz' a
FARISACEOrs GooDs-Barlov. 303s/c. far
ina. &c: peas &c: oatmeal 5i,a58Ic: maca-
roni lII5c: yermicelli 11iIc: rice 4s+ISSr.
sago and tapioca, 6GD7c'
FIsu~Salt-Dried Goldfish 6lImslIc hall
but 12c. scaled herring 25n a1SiTg ner hGx hni
Omaha daily bee., 1889-05-07
FINANCIAL.

NEW YORK, May 6.-[Speci.l Telegram
10 The BEE, -STocIs-Therc was d.sap.
pointment in stock circles this morning over
the dullness which prevailed, The opening
found prices irregular, and the trading of
the first hour did not arouse any activity or
make any marked changes in the list. Louis
vile s. Nashville and Lake Shore showed
losses of u per cen, each. The list on the
whole, showed lower figures, but they We're
mostly OF small fractions. Fluctuations
were slight also. Chicago Gas sold at 4S}s
Omaha daily bee., 1889-05-07
OMAHA LAVE STOCK.
Cattle.

Monday, May @, 1883.
The receipts OF cattle were YER heavy
ard the market was slow on beeves at a de-
cline of l0@l5o. Although good many
cattle were sold before the close, the number
whicu changed hands in the morning was
small. The dressed beef ard shipping steers
sold At a range OF s3.35Gs4 90, but mostly al
50 6O@3,S0, a bunch OF cattle was weighed
up at S4l0, but they were really sold in the
country on Friday. The butchers stock,
such AS desirable cows and hcfers, was
scarce and with a good dep!and prices were
Omaha daily bee., 1889-05-07

LENoNs- Choice, ss5O@4OO; fancy, $425@
4.75.
CocoASuTs- Choice Ruatans, per 100 $3.50;
less than 100. $500.
BASANAs According to size Of bunch, $3.50
(n2.50
EARLY VEGETABLES Lettuce per dozen
heads, 25m3Oc; radishes, per dozen lunches
l06l5c; green onions, l2,Gl5c; parsley, 25lr
30c; soup lunches, 35miOc; hccts, 5j0tGOc;
carrots, 50d55c; turnips, 5OM55c; oyster
plant, 3c@35c' celery, S5cMSl 90; cauhfiowcr,
SL15@225; cucumbers. 5O@6Oc; green
peas, bu boxes, S2OO@2.25; string beans 4
bu box 81 5O0l.15; tomatoes n bu, $l1501
300; asparagus, per ID, h0glOc; pie plant,
per ID, 3d5c; new potatoes, per Id, 2l6@3c;
cabbage, 2i4 ,G3c.
FREsm Fisn-White fish, frozen, per ID,
&c; hcrrings, frozen, per ID, &c; trout, fresh
caught per ID, &c white perch fresh caught,
per ID, &c; buffalo, fresh caught, per 10, &c;
pickerel. fresh caught, pc" 10, Sc; black bass,
fresh caught, per Id, lie
BEANs-Choice hand picked navy, S2.25;
choice hand picked medium, S2e0; choice
hand picked country, Sli5gl9O; clean coun-
try, Sl.500Dl 65.
PorAroEs-Choice.s sacked per bu, 25a3Oc.
NEAL-Choicc, medium size, 7MSc; choice,
heavy, 4G6c.
HIDES, pitts, TALLow, ETC-Green salted
hides, 4Qt5c; dry salted hides, &c; drE flint
hides, &C; calf hides, 515ac; damaged hides
&c less: sheep pelts, green, each 25D 20;
sheep pclts, dry, per ID, 9Cdl2c; wool, aver
age, lii@lsc; tallow, No. l, 3}3@4c; tallow,
grease, yellow 212lSc.
APPLE BuTTER-1c.
CIpER-Bbls, 50; hf bbls, g.
BUTTERINE-l4dl5c per 10.
MAPLE SUGAR-l2l60nl5c per lh
HoNEy-l6Ol7c per Id.
PREsERvEs-9i 3GI!0c per ID.
JELLlEs--3l90t4c per ID.
BEEswAX-No. !, lS0G2Oc.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-05-07

about steady. One bunch Of heifers, with a
few steers, sold at 3.25, and there were
several trades at 81 SOFAS co. Among all the
cattle here there were hardly enough feed
ers and stockers to make any showing ut all.
The few here were mostly northern stock
ers The situatian in the trade on this kind
of cattle remains unchanged.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-05-07
Hogs.

There were hardly hogs enough to make a
market, but the few here sold nearly &c
lower. There was some demand for light
sorts at s4.45 but only one bunch sold, sales
men preferring TO sell their hogs without
sorting
Omaha daily bee., 1889-05-07

nH. y, G. VESTS NERyE - BRAiN TREAT.
Ttss' Convri-ions. Fits Ecryo.is SG,iraiiI"sina,
Heatache, Nerro~s Prosua'tog caused BY Inc
use or alcohol Il tc hacoO, Wa cfu.nnss. Mental
Depression. SOttening ~ the JrdN .c ultiug in
lasanty Gad leading u misery. decay and
death, Premature Dld AG". How"n lrGs, Loss Of
power IN eli rr sex. Involuntary Lo ;scS and
Spcr rmaiorrhma caused by over eNcrtlnu OF
ine nTa,n, sniraou,c on over ndulgcG"e Each
box contains onn moutn's treatment, Il a cox
ceTt of rrioH.
w GUAR a NTEE SIX BOXES
10 cure any case. With eaca order received by
send tie purcha,"t our written guarantee 10 re-
fund the money n ;sp treatment does not ell ect
cure. Guar tltess issued oa,y by Goodman
Drug Or, Druggists, Sole AgeG,s, nl0 FarnaIu
street Omaha 90.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-05-07
Sheen.


There were no sheep on sale. One double
deck was received but it was consigned
direct to packer.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-05-07

A Review
Showing the highest and lowest prices
paid for loads of hogs on this market on the
days indicated in 1856, 1887 and 1883.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-05-07
Prevailing Prices.

The following is table of prices paid in
this market for the grades of stock men.
toned:
The Daily bulletin., 1889-08-30
New Zealand Jams !

UST received n consignment of New
~ Zealand Jams, assorted cases. For
sale at low prices hv
j II. BROWN Il CO.,
227 If 90 Merchant street.
The Daily bulletin., 1889-08-30

Adjusting and Exporting Books.
Keeping Accounts and Making Out
Bills.
General Collections.
Houses Let and Rents Collected.
Real Estate Bought and Sold.
Searching Records.
Abstracts of Title Furnished.
Drawing of Deeds, Leases, Contracts,
Agreements, Etc.
Copying and Engrossing of all des.
cIiplions.
Custom House Entries made and
Goods Cleared, Etc, Etc.
The varied business experience of the
members of the firm is a sufficient qua.
ranty of capability on their part for the
discharge OF all matters entrusted to
them, BY faithful and prompt atten-
tion TO the same and by reasonable
charges for all services, they hope to
merit general patronage.
1927 tt LEWIS a. WHITE.
The Daily bulletin., 1889-08-30
PASTURE for HORSE

A T Halekou, Kane@he, Koolaupoko,
IA 353 acres OF good pasture land, all
enclosed-pcn,y of water. Apply 10
Charles ]. Hiram, at the Kings Stables,
Honolulu, or at HalekoI. feb % 50 1y
The Daily bulletin., 1889-08-30
LADIES' NURSE.

MFRS. MONROE, ladies' nurse, has
lNl removed to No. 8, Kukui lane
Feb-14-S9
The Daily bulletin., 1889-08-30
DAVID kAAIHUE

HAS the best and cheapest Black
IL Rock, Coral, Sand and Soil for
sale in any quantity. Apply ut the law
Office of v illiam Q. Achi, No. 80 Mer
chaut street. Honolulu, II. |. 30l 5m
The Daily bulletin., 1889-08-30
FOR SALE

A NEW Wilcox & White Parlor
~ Organ with eight stops. Suitable
for school or church A fine instru.
ment. Apply at 81 Punchbowl street,
opposite N. p. Mission Institute. 273 If
The Daily bulletin., 1889-08-30
General Depot Wholesale and Retail.

Mother
SeigeI's
OPT A ING
PILL-S |
FOR CONSTIPATION,
SLUGGISH LIVER, ETC.
7 Mike many kinds of cathartic
~ medicines, do not make you
feel worse before you feel better.
Their operation is gentle, but thor
ough, and unattended with disagree
able effects, such as nausea, gripping
pains, &c.
Seigel's Operating Pills
are the best family physic that has
ever been discovered. They cleanse
the bowels from all irritating sub
stances, and leave them in healthy
condition.
The best remedy extant for the
bane of our lives-constipation and
sluggish liver.
These Pills prevent fevers and all
kinds of sickness, by removing all
poisonous matter from the bowels
They operate briskly, yet mildly
without any pain.
If you take severe cold, and are
threatened with a fever, with pains
in the head, back and limbs, one or
two doses of Seigels Operat-
ing Pills will break up the cold
and prevent the fever.
A coated tongue, with brackisll
taste, is caused by foul matter
in the stomach. A few doses OF
Seigel's Operating Pills will
cleanse the stomach, remove the bad
taste, and restore the appetite, and
with it bring good health.
Oftentmes diseased, or partially
dccayed food, causes sickness
nausea and diarrhea. If the bowel;
are cleansed from this impurity Will
a dose of SeigePs Operating
Pills, these disagreeable effects
will vanish, and good health vii
result.
Seigle's Operating Pills
prevent ill-effects from excess il
eating or drinking. A good dose a
bedtime renders person lit fCl
business in the morning.
These Pills, beng Sugar-coated
are pleasant TO take. The disagree
able taste common to most pills il
obyiated.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-04-05
= MORE NOMINATIONS.

IL yFp
George L. Rhoap to Be Governor. a
& Idsho- George Chantafer, Of KasSas
q Asslstaat sscFesary u. the Inserior4
Numerous 1Ginisters.
WAsH1NaToN, March 8O.-The presi
/ dent fent, to the senate the foiiowinl
nominations: l@s s@s' q
Robert ADAMS, Of Pennsylvania, to b
minister to Brazil, b ,s
i Lansing B. MizneS Of California, to b
! minister to the Central American ststte
w i. Scrnggs. Of Georgia, to 81 min
.iater 70 Venezuela. ssss... /: .s ..s
William q. Bradley, OF Ksntuck d
{ 8 q mani.ter :ressd dent and consul gene.
B George B. b. Fetguson, of Maine. s, to Is i; i;
collector OF customs for the diltricts d
chaisiies1 j 8 Henry Ttlgh1nan Io~ndes, j,
Mafyland,, to be an assistant surgeon s.
George Chandler, Of Kansas, to be An
assistant secretary of the interior. SSS 53.E
George + Shoup, Of idaho, TO be, gov
ernor Of Idaho. gsSsss5
Edward j. Curtis, Of Idaho, to be seS
Fetary of Idaho. .il .iSl4s.s s.s .t,::#s. nj
Jacob v. Admire, Of Kansas, to be r0
ceiver OF public moneys at Kingfshel
Stage Station, Indian territory.
Jacob @. Roberts, Of Nebraska, To- b
register Of the land Office at Kingashel
Stage Station, Indian territory.
Second Lieut.. Charles B. Vodges, FRS
infantry. to be first lieutenant. s.sy
8. a. DaTnell, OF Georgia, to be attor
ney of the United States for the North
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-04-05


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Is ooeelIlel a ~ 81 h master aims
kAeats-l rms Pay Clerk J@ohK job
Roche, Henry Baker, Warren Brisbands
William Brown, QuaItermastef Michael
sCashep Michael %, BepiamlnsF.
Davis. STAdma sG. l3ownSs Ralns
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Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-04-05
HALsTEAo,s aEvENos.


He Wul Probably 1un for Goyesnss,
While Foraker VIII Try 70 0ust ss~ss-
b tor PeynS. .E
CMcAoo. April LA Tribune specill
hom cincinnati, Ohio, says: An impoe.
J tant dealt0 hArnnonize tia Repub ublieaa
sfacsjons ii Ohio Is nnS N rsogrealt
Sun nisht aovetnor Fcsater aal
Musat Hal1th u clssetsi togefll, sl
fof tWD hotss 81 N inteftiew ~
eseuing loyernos Fbfaker annoaati =
thai ~. HAI1tead vili be = ppsornine
Eepntll llican cantlid dats Sof Soressfiof u
/ Ohio fhiss fall. HeYera ddilpatehes wela
tent 70 Warrington ~ lGss dals4ead -
his fTiend6nrgine f3oyein0r FotAtotla
the Beslfh nj st6l buse i lcgnk1e sayS
viii taccspt rs ID r. r. Sdles5.
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Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-04-05
NOT VOTES ENOUGH.

Murat Halstead's Nomination as Germ IN
Minister Finally Rejected.
WASHINGTON, April THE reiec.
ton Of Murat Halstead to be minister to
Germany has been made final by 4 vote
of 25 to- 10. The Democratic senatosa
Thought to have voted in the affirmative
arc Black kburn and Can. Senator Quay
g said 70 have voted against the nonal.
natioH. also Plumb, ingalls, and Tesle1.
Senator Cnllom was abecnt and paired.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-04-05
AspaaY. Apra, 4.

The mepheEa of the house were i'm Il
1tclicsonie mood and they whil6d IWav
the two hdufS whftS TIC t;iilrks Rsavs seiss
{ 4afe and hoilea. -flles, ssecaid ard third
reslatling. hi plagipg Aps foos joke s
each otheI. 1EbeGtn with 4 note hetpf
seht 10 HI. Wirich staain1 that the lRovs
e9n0s dennand ded His ia1llss iASe iDSeS6 l3,e
|f&t tesexecntiye AspAt ttnleatnn tinspoetS
ant blsinesss md those who wen, Aaaf.
10 the okA could sbaxsS1Yr fepress q 1aGs2ffI
when t6&t lStn iis q iios VI hi alScSifp
sna I'd u s0l4 q chamber RI.
El1ingson made 8 fr,aitIAs trip "a. thS
caucus room where cploeea 1oaNentioig
NAs in session, listening to Elder Gray'ts
e56quel,nl; aud even the father Of tho
house. lr. Benson, was noe, secure FROM
the ioktfos s35 & s '5 5s
|s Pstitionses seG:s presenteds from Red:
Wing, WinonAs md other places fremon-
!. stating againsr the, passage of the meat
| inspection bill. while two petitions were
presented praying that Il slb,e passed
The sehate amendment to the bin NJ
sqti5ing each town Ia Stevens county to
6lPfosti its own poor by applying its
pepyiipns to Grant county was con-
CURED Ia by the house. S. # .:s ;TS.=. 5tss .s
Judge F1emings bill prohibiting the
playing Of pool OF billiards in saloons by.
ninosS came hack from the senate with
IN unimportant amendment which was
concurIed in. 3. Ri 1 .. sS..$
III. Faricy's bin to authorize Scott,
county commissio oners to grants q rebate
Of liquor licenses failed to pass the house,
the v0te standing "a yeas to 20 nays. 81.
Tbs bill introduced by Mr.. C. r. LAWS,
at the request Of Gen. Andrews, provid.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1889-04-05

\ ;tne pall are that aii s meat @ offered fcs
.s y sllt' s,ste snaii VS. from aninnaie
IL S.,,, pfeVl0lM s0
II " gne proper appolnted ln.
Apectonts. me ils Dla PROVIDES ], thai "tlle g
= eo!etel DoeEds re @ health of the several
i eataes Ylileges. bor0u Chs and townships
ls1in 49,. stese I snail sppo,nt one os
zine slapg htsIed Tor human food With
sl lssl snesF loePectlye Juslsdic tac1se siehin
II ysAs,sAs t1e
4 ;sae eame, 80 g io9nd healthy md II
asaole colultao1 po 2 De iee
ns: aoo:. s0 ~ " lsl.9 ap2,leen MA :.
- So snaS eness. Is 1f
s.ns. G; a.nns NJ 49, lssso9 81 antsa.
Be ip,a iata 1sneya : /, and destls,ct
IcI sn nl.. ana; e. .iassel-
~. .,.s ns.,a9 "
s.la..esy ~ not yo s1ceed, klgg
us.s u 1lUs naonti,s 2
~ aeps.tlsls g st9e
tnea .., .ne s sensss. .ieacned. 1ts second
chairman g, ~ ~ The
u0anCe somoattee, e sens q IN 2 substltute
tIs pll = stoas the action that
ihoA Deem 1aken " the house. slt did not
Ecnange any q the amounts recommends
A6EDyss ths lnance committee. but in
isa{ane caaea altered the manner IN which
II sne amounts are, @ !, be expended. a
y lnan ostlssn g nake sne 3rlatlon o.
glOEsa L1e M0Ik on the state re-
sormatory y ~ siosld,S IS brought out =
hSeI5 denat bns the proposition pre-;
II 4ne c0MmItuee ON banks ana ranking
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ThsFsdsy!ls / '1Iets Z / = J;
4,,. =. HoRSR, IS 5

TN 3: u, lai;. sfns
ltsoe ~ 66llsI fo = Id
ssswersiSentt i1 Af5 = I
|sdf local sas,a
|snuxnb bl1of. II them E1Sl md
Ramsey county IN r.. i.s S
NrsF CT SteySns introduced btiiiI
Rxing the county commissioners power
to ogrsat SchsrirterS tos ssslssc4Fic oe stSSua
motor lines. This 10 designed % giiye;
them m.poRe1 tQ;kive q fxanchiao to the
motor company designing u put in q
line from Bald Eagle to White Bear
LAke. .sst .ssgs a, Us
Mr. Willrschi i. offered : bill pro,idins
for the appointment BY the mayor oi 81
hs colninis1 lonse ~ j o & salary Of
Mr. Eimquist offered bill reopsuins,,
. certain suit bstween the state and
Adolph Htieffe. Isl. E 4. n .lJ
Mr. sav. ,aiss shs satbor Of . !, r,-. =
markable bill calling for ths removal of.
the capltQlto the 1.r. nj pesE sccupied by
tlae state REFORM school. IL governor,
md. .assosney gesIerall M constis
/ = I 1||1 4
u 1uhsnittsd BY compstsot architecto
md ea5, 900 q appsopsisted "a this p,,r-
poe, while 90 do 81 sppropristed IA
material. Ths leGislatafe has already
! paassd blu providing Tor tie ssls q
IL. % Baaa Z: int.o,iue, IL e,da bsl1 ~,a,,h ~ia. 4
make the finding Of grain ii thss peeast6.ss
SION Of any person near any carS Whetn,
grain is stored prima facie evidencs ofs
larceny. 5f a .ss
Mr.. Morgan, at ~ request Of Gov.
ernOr Merriam, intfo oduced . bill author.
i1nes TIN ie1le Of $400, coo bonds to cover
extraordinary expenses Of the state,
MT. Flynn offered bill Kfying persons
rejected at teacherS' examinations the
right TO appeal from 8 county superin-
itendoutss adverse decieions 10 The euper.
intendent OF public obstruction.
M. ElingSon intx oduced . bill irving
the right u vote at$a4 municipal
sENA7E BILLS PAssEp.-To AK the sal-
asy Of the judge q probate Of Wright
county. s. Z T
70 fix thssalaIy Of the country treas
urer Of Wright county.
utAoa1se KandfyoAicounsy 10 levy
. ~ q two lniiis Tor Il eonrts house
fund. 35s.s a 5sSs
Relating to savings hanks.
10 amend General Statutes 1851.
Relating 70 the construction of wats1
eo . s.e -,
d The : 81 i1s tssSsactsd y ws, silnsd
! q q sdscsd 81 7.
m I1 & 80
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MORRISON GO. MINI, Ida ], APRIL 5, 1889.

3 qnectln& Ene. l10sal s1ee e. ~ kaaNI
i Qpe q them = q leS{ tdating. con
4 ltnlnK ana !tltnet the sact q l66l
sh extendtng the limits Il: II
Mr. Iveg introduced hill authosixine
he city 20 lime e600,O00 honda, un
h Or IN 0ldis11nC9 q Dan: 81 1919 ~
y 1inG ths!oitZs ~ Falicl 49,
st1eet railway sy1tegn nnda sceGs
4 tn.coqditiena. ssS;5 & SS
'hn offered N. r. G Stevens
B B slS oo.td q! e.laoe 81 ~ HE B1afi
Il Il - q sbsEdD sto 4und
Il ~ doenRx
rs, A5alslnkto1 intzodaced : bin pro.
II StdfnS th1e ~ the next general election
\ ~ atixss lfsosR tte odd.nun
4 I i6fiilC4tssth h elected fos fWso1f veGII
i i 4fd(1 tHS Gye.l xtii stod SliGffiUS
l dl - NJ IN - =
Il 4SSxclDd40g10n
4 sRsea y
Han Z ~
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Il SsSaSs5is3as ~ ~
III
il u ~ .tSss
IHenafnr hitamss ~ !.
ses,1ssi hsd =, 80 ~
III. ~ ~. -
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~ incofnorsis 10 ~ W 4. ;it:,
r51nisfa 80, sSn n nm n,
Isfi lSEss N go. s.,ss,sxs 8. 81 d
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7 90. F. LITTLE FALs8sL0DaHeno. hi,
l. Aseis every Friday evening at Nasonic
tsry. I :5.s5s'5s- - y 80 : z