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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-07-10
THE HowLs OF THE BEATEN


No one who is conversant with the poll
Tics Of West Virginia, or has carefully read
both sides Of the question, OF has heard Of
the unparalleled fraudulent methods Of
QuAYaudDUDLEy, will honestly deny that
fraud unparalleled, except in Indiana, was
praclic-1 By the Republican managers in
West Virginia at the last election. No enc
who is aware Of the enormous amount Of
money that was brought into this State by
"SrEvE" ELKINs and the Republican Ma
tional Clmmitto, and gwen by General
GOFF, from his plethoric bank account,
will honestly deny that never in the
previous history Of this or any other
State had such an nOrmOus amount
Of bold, op3n and palpable fraud been com
mitied at an election. No one who knows,
and hundreds do know, Of the hundreds Of
colored men i.om Virginia who were
rushed across the border and their fraudu-
lent ballots reclrd>lc q honC-t WClt Viz
ginia votes in Two or three Of the lower
border counties on the day Of election, will
honestly deny that more. outrageor7 fraud
never disgracsd a WClt Virginia election,
or any other previous election in any State.
These indictments against the Rspubh-
can managers have been proven. On these
more than sufficient grounds the contest Of
the election was ordered by the Legisla-
ture. As soon as an investigation under
the laws Of the State wc1 ordered, the Re
publican politicians and frauds began to
howl. They knew then, al they know
now, that their criminal, rotten work
could not stand inv, tigatiOn, nor be kept
from the light Of day, nor many Of their
ignorant tools from the shadow Of the pen
itentiary. No technical advantages were
taken by Judge FLEMING in his notice
Of contest. He challenged none but
strictly fraudulent votes, the indis-
putable proof Of which he had. In
vain GoFF, pursuing a contrary course,
seized upon every technicality known to
the sharp practice Of the law. Although
Corr has had many votes thrown out for
him on this ground, Judge FLEMING has
proven more Of these illegal votes
thus for than GOFF, although the plan was
Of GoFF's own proposing The Contest
Committee, composed Of honorable gentle
men Of both parties, has acted with the
moat rigid impaItiality, strictly upon the
evidence adduced.
The Republican frauds and trieksters are
beaten, their dirty work must come to
Light and be judged under the laws Of the
State. and they know it. They resume
their bowls. which were silenced into
smiles while the COMMITTEES We7 throwing
out votes on technicalities for GOFF. Persu-
ingtheir usual tactics they are now, through
their organ, trying 70 create prejudice
against the contest by harping upon Its
cost What lift does cost $50 600 or Si0,-
600 or even twice that sunni The people
of West Virginia would sacrifice the whole
State treasury rather than have their iusti-
tutions overturned by fraud, and rule by
the majority, on which depends the free
dom Of the psople, subyerted.
The Republican tricksters are beaten
They see it. Hence their bowls.
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PRIZE FIGHTING is undoubtedly de-
grading, but the Cincinnati Enquire
hits square in the belt that fash
ionable practice Of newspapers denounc-
ing prize-fghts and prize fighters as
am that are bad, immoral, and demoral-
ling, while the moral editors vie with
each other in getting all the details. Oar
contemporary has a lengthy, critical aud
enthusiastic editorial on the SULLIVAN
KmRAIN battle. The editor seems TO have
been carried away BY his admiration OF
the manly art and artists, and he discus
sec the fight critically and scientifically.
Then be adds as an after thought a para
graph az the bottom.
In looking ovcr the foregoing &c IS discovered
that attention has not been called to The utter
brutality. immorllty. vic.ousness. dsmo-al ta
r0u and general roteuuess OF prize ghuug
This Oversight, IS here sough, % Dee remclici
We believe every won't OF Boz But what in carit
is t0 he done when 200 900 people wait .1r it'
account OF the event. and $1,000 come 90 the of
Gc8 iu pcrs1n to ask atO1t iu
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OHIO COUNTY BONDS.

Notice Is hereby given that the Board OF Com
missioners Of the county OF Ohio State Of West
ten.thir.y Bonds, dated July lst 1889, interest
PAYABLE annually, July lst, $50 900 Of which will
bedellvered July 18th, 1859: $4,000 October 1st
1859: $50 OO0 December LIST, lSS9 and $4,000 Feb
ruary lst, 1890, accrued interest to be added.
Sealed bids for said bonds will be received
endorsed proposals for bonds at the Office ofthe
Board OF Commissioners OF the county OF Ohio
until Monday, July 15th, 1889, at 10 o'clock a m.
No bids win be received at less than par. The
right is reserved TO reject any or all bids.
p b. DOBBINS, President
CHAs c. WOODS Clerk.
(The above bonds are not taxable In Ohio
county for county purpOseS) eo.d.&d
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TempOrR Mutanter.
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We stand in rspt admiration before the
old Grecian statues of the ThrOwer Of the
Disc, the Dying Gladiator, the Apollo Bel
videre, and the Venus Of Milo. Why
should we fail to accord to Sullivan the
admiration due him for his splendid phys
zeal perfection?
Simply, that times have changed, and
we have changed with them.
The intellect has triumphed over the
physical proves, and we have learned
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DEB.

BOWERS-On Tuesday, July 9th, 1889, at $40
p. m. WALTER L. bowers, son Of Floyd and
Dora Bowers, aged years, months and Is days.
Funeral from the residence OF the parents, in
Benwood, Thursday afternoon at two O'Clock.
Friends Of the family are invited to attend. In
terInent AZ Greenwood cemetery.
GREEN-E11zABETH, wife OF August Green,
aged Il years.
Funeral Wednesday morning at 10 O'Clock, at
No. $50 Main street Interment at Mt. Wood.
SHIPP-On Sunday afternoon, July It'll, 1889,
at o'clock Mrs. MARY SHIP, In her Goth year.
Funeral from her late residence, No. 92i Main
street. Wednesday morning at $50 a. m. Inter
ment private at Mt. Calvary Cemetery.
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attributed to various prominent men, among
them WILLIAM HENRY HURLBERT, ALLEN
THORNDITE RICE, editor of the North
american ReJlelc, and ROSCOE CONKLING.
Mr.. ALLEN THoRNDIKE RICE, no matter
who wrote them, was of course responsible
for them, and it was owing to these letters
and the malignant assault upon Secretary
BAYARD that Minister PHELPS properly
refused to recognise Mr. RICE in Eugland
OF present him at court.
Bat now the mystery is cleared up and
all is plain as MONDAY. A close personal
friend Of Mr. RICE, who saw tho arthur
Richmond" letters in manuscript, has
revealed their authorship, deemiug it, now
that Mr.. RICE is dead, unfair to fasten the
stigma upon him. The motives behind
the letters are plain. They were written
principally by Gail Hamilton" whose
real name is ABIGAIL DODGE, a niece Of
Mr.. BLAINE. She was aided by JULIAN
HAWTHORNE.
Mr.. BLAINE himself, therefore, is the
real author Of these malignant, partisan
anonymous attacks upon President CLEvE-
LAND, Secretary BAYARD, Mr.. RANDALL
and JAMES RUSSELL LOWELL. In other
words, he furnished the ammunition which
his blue-stockirged niece fred of.
Like all riddles, the Arthur Richmond"
riddle is very plain and simple when we
know the answer The letters bear all
the ear-marks Of Mr.. BLAINE.
No one will envy Mr.. BLAINE his sens
atoms upon being thus discovered as the
resi- author of these anonymous attacks
upon distinguished Democrats, including
his predecessor in Office.
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JOHN L. SULLIVAN is a brute. OF
course he is. Every moral, or immoral,
editor in the land says he is. Everybody
says he is. But, all the same, everybody
admires magnificent brute. And no
body will say that JOHN L. SULLIVAN
isn't magnificent brute.
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LOWER COAL MEASURES.

Surveyor James Gllohrist Takes Issue
with Prof White,
Surveyor James Gilchrist, Of this city,
who has devoted much time and study to
the science Of geology, takes direct issue
with Prof. I. @. White, of tine University,
in regard to the lower coal measures. The
Professors National reputation, and the
fact that he is favOrably known here, par
ticularly in the locating Of gas wells, will
lend interest to the subjOined communica-
tiOn
To ne Eil0r ofHe Register:
LOWER COAL MEASURES.
OHIO G.0,Qgy, IoL . Pags 49,
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THE ARTHUR RICHMOND" LET
TIERS

viii be distinctly remembered what q
great excitement was stirred mp by the
Arthur Richmond" letters published in
the North American Rerietc during Mr.
CLEvELAND's administration and directed
at prominent Democrats. They were Bit
ter, malignant partisan assaults, whose
fine literary polish gave them their keen
edge, and the mystery surrounding their
authorship, their prominence, which, had
their author or authors been known and,
consequently, the motives behind them,
they would not have attained. They were
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p5-CoERHsPoNDENcE CONTAINING IMPORTANT
NEWS SOLICITED FRoE syEEY FAKr or rHE SUR
EOuNnISG COUNTRY.
Rejected communications win not be returned
unless accompanied by sufficient postage
stamps Of thu denomination OF two cents and
ess accepted for amounts less than one dollar.
TIE REGISTER. embracing b. scrcrCl editions
O. caTct 81 tle P0aQgol ia BhCa.ing, W. IG., as
tc0ad cas- mater.
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rHE cost Of the gubernatorial Investigation
would have done great work for the develop
ment of West Virginia The contest is not help
ing the development OF West virg,nia--I'i.H
gaicfr
Hear the los .rs howl.
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Tax REeIsrER cOngratulates Council
upon tbs passage Of the resolution pro
viding for an increase in the police force.
The thing should have Seen done two
years ago. Had it been done then Officer
GLENN woald not have been sacrificed.
That city Of tbe size and wealth Of
Wheeling has only nine police to guard it
at night is a disgrace. The resolution
passed last evening cannot too soon be
pot into effect.
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What IL Illustrated.
hlfffstsf-, Dat

Such a battle as that of yesterday illus
trated the PERFECTION of human animal
perfect not only in physical development
and training, bat far advanced in higher
grade OF qualities, such as courage and en-
durence under punishment, GOODNESS, pres
ence Of mind, readiness, quick eye and
a quicker thought, followed by the quick
blow OF ward; a rare combination Of phys
ical and mental resources.
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KuRAIS's friends have begun to sex
plain" his defeat. They have not yet tx
planned that it was owing to sULLvAN's
fsig.
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Not a Reckoning Fea,ure.

SO far as prize-fghting is concerned,
there is not reieeming feature about it.
1t IS demoralizing, degrading and brutal
izing to the lowest degree. 1t is reprOach
to our civilization that such exhibitions
excite aueht else save disgust, and it is a
disgrace that any Stats in the Union can
be invaded by trsinloads of roughs, row
dies and cut-thr. ITS TO witness with i'm
punity these fragrant violations of law.
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TALK ABOUT THE FIGHT.

orally and Specifically.
CincinRGa Enquirer.
"He ran away" or course he did. The
bull would have been wiser, and lived
longer, if il had run away from the loco
motive. Il must have been an entertain
ing sight 10 see Sullivan chasing him
around and calling upon the referee tomake
him fight.
"He fell down to escape punishment. "
Of course he did. The punishment ofthat
Boston arm is like the crush Of an ava
lanche, and the London rules are very tol,
Grant of one who goes to grass" to avoid
the shock. It is part Of the game.
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IL THERE is anything Gen. GoFF's sec
Ouds and friends excel in it is yelling foul
when their man is fairly knocked out.
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TAKE NOTICE.

NOTICE To LOT OWNERS OR THEIR
n Agents to make connections with the Water
and Gas Mains and Public Sewers.
WHEREAS, The Board Of Public Works OF this
city have decided to pave the following named
streets and alleys with brick Chspline street
from Twenty. seventh TO Thirty third street.
Twenty-frst street from west side OF Market TO
east side OF Main street, Jacob street from Forty
ffh TO Forty-eghth street, Twenty seventh
street nom Main 10 Chspline street. South street
from Main 10 Market street. Alley Nine from
Chaphne street 10 Main street. Alley "B" from
Fifth TO sixth street, Seventh street from Main
10 Market street, EOf street from Eleventh to
Twelfth street. Alley Eightoen from Main to
Water street. you are hereby notified to make
connections with the water and gas mains and
public sewers along the above nsmed streets and
alleys at once, as you Will not be permitted here
Rfler TO make connections after the payements
have been put Gown.
By order Of BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
T. NJ DARRAH. Clerk. ie29rR
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@eneral Announcements.
a INVOLVEMENT.

lie I'm general that have opened up branch
store at No. Iz25 Market street, whe c /
will keep on hand a full line Of Periodicals,
Magazines, Stationery Base Bal supplies etc.
Hoping TO receive share OF the patronage,
remain, respectfully,
ISAAC FREEZE,
ivte6dc 2iO4 Chapline Street.
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9ar Stnt

J1OR RENT-HOUsEs NOS. 1916 and
Il cob street. each containing nne
Natural and artificial gas and valcr
b. FALLOURE l522 Jacob street
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jerks had a queer dream the other night.
He thought he saw a prize-hghters ring, and
I'm the middle of II stood a doughty little
champion who met and deliberately knocked
over one by one. a score or more OF big,
hurly-looking fellows, as they advanced to
the attack. Giants as they were in size, the
valiant pigmy proved more than a match for
them. II was all 90 funny that jerks woke
up laughing. He accounts for the dream by
tho fact that he had just come TO the cOnclu-
sion, after trying nearly every big, drastic
pill on the market, that Pierce's Pleasant
Purgative Pellets or tiny Sugar coated
Granules. easily knock out !" and beat all
tho biz pills hollow They are the original
and only genuine Little Liver Pills.
Beware OF limitations, which contain Poi
sonous Minerals. Always ask for Or. Pierce's
Pellets, which are Little Sugar coated Pills,
or Anti-billous Granules. One Dose.
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Real Estate For Sale.

All or part OF that tract Of land cast Of the c}
in Pleasant Valley, fronting on the southwcs'
side OF National road. adjoining Grcenw0ol
Cemetery, and running through 30 Wheclnr
creek in all about sixty acres. better known as
part Of John Reid estate. For terms and pnrtc
ulars apply 10 W. IT RINFHAKT,
ly6a Real Estate Broker. llll MaIAol sLroo-
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aar SaIs.
EOR SALE.
TOR SALE.
TOR SALE AT A BARGAIN.

Convenient and connections suburban n1-
dence. with sixteen acres OF land located n
Marshall county, two and one haN milo. from
city line. on Moundsyiilc road. Railroad station
within five minutes walk. Fine bearing irli
trees, and grapes and young orchard and vine.
yard coming on. All necessary oulDuf.nn,
etc Entire property underaid with ya.uat 20
coal vein. Excellent location for dairy. hil. te
sold at about half value II taken before July Ist
Apply TO f. p. Mcneil No. Ill2 Market street.
nirlOoOd -gAdh
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SICK HEADACHE.

that there are greater and finer things
than the mere victory Of muscle and Of
Drawn.
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TOR RENT.

The room on the northwest corner Of A'il ".'
Twelfth street, now occupied by iA9 Ne,'
Union Telegraph Company. Possession 49,.
lst 1883. Apply a. PEoFLE'
Or 10 THos o'BBIEE.
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DARN WAGONS.

The Brown Wagon IN six different sl.s. ..s
Miiburn Hollow steel Axle wagon u, +,
trsde Should write 10 Us a. once Tor p-i.l..f Ii
territory. The above Wagons are waiiai =. ID
give entire satisfaction. should ihele
AGENT IN your vicinity for these "as'n -.-,'--t
Tonrorders In tOus, and they WI! Ieee4, ~
ana 1870 Main ST., Wheeling w.
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ItWna Muldoon,s victory

The real victory is to MuldOOn, the
trainer, who found Sullivan a drunken
invalid and took him into the ring an
athlete
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MT. De CHANTAL.
Near WheeIinQ. W. Va

tbIbIEko OF TIE FIaIIAIIDtI
A school OF more than national rcpl.s. .a, .,
fsrs exceptional advantages FOR thorough M.
ton OF young ladies' In al department ff.,--
of six thousand volumes. Fine phi0s--s.-
chemical and astronomical apparatus I-.-r
Department specially noted. Corps OF No.
teachers trained by a leading professor lr0ri ~
to the method Of the old Italian maston loe
ton unsurpassed FOR beauty and health. H.
acies OF pleasure grounds. BoA-d exec ie1t
For catalogues, and References 10 ps'Io1t ,-
all the principal cities, address
Fepl THE DrRgCTER.g
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TRUSTEES SALE.

10y VIRTUE or DEED OF TRUST MADE
ID 70 me as Trustee by Peter kioss and louise
Kloss his wife bearing date on the liih day OF
August A. ID. 1857 and recorded In the Office ~
The Clerk OF the County Court for Ohio County,
West Virginia, I'm Deed Of Trust Book No. q
pages $50 and 6sl, will proceed " sell a. pnh.ic
sale on
Saturday, July 18th, 1889,
commencing at iOO'clOck a. m, st the front door
OF the Cont Houfe Of Ohio County, 10 the
OF Wheeling, the following property situate
the east side OF Jacob street formerly called .
Plank Road Street, between FOrlyinh h
Forty-sxth Streets formerly called Beec1 tl
Elm Streets I'm the City OF Wheeling, ColnI
Ohio. aud state Of West Virginia, that D. i1
ali OF the two lots OF land numbered, resp
| lively. sixty-nino (69) and Seventy Coz in I-
Addition 10 said City OF Wheeling, being
same two lots conveyed 10 faid Peter h .1.
Gibson Lamb ana Others. by deed dated l.I
| $50, and recorded In the Office Of the t..f. +.
the County Court for fGd Ohio County ih '-.i
Book No 81, page 357.
| TERMS OF sALE.-One half o. The pHi'
/ money or as much more a. the purchase 10Y
| elect 10 pay, In cash on the day Of sale. tnl
| residue, II any in two equal install me-. .-
| able in four and six mOntR rcspcclft..
/ the day OF sale, with interest from ihli Dag
| purchaser TO give his notes, with gn1l
security for the deferred payments and gre ,,'
tite 70 be retained until payment hefgol
HENRY N. RUSSELL lfi-.
| j. c. HERyZY, Auctioneer.
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Notice TO Contractors and Builders.

CtEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
= by the Board OF Directors for the Second Hos
pital for the Insane, 70 be built at Spencer,
Roaue County. w. Va, up to neon on the 5th
day Of July 1889 Plans, specifications etc, will
be on exhibition at the Office OF Hon. VIM. Wood
ward in the town Of Spencer up 10 July ID, lSS9
from July fth up to July 9TH, lss9, at the Blenner
hassett Hotel in Psrkersburg, at which place the
contract Will be awarded.
The Board reseervs the right to reject any or
all bids.
All bidders will be required to accompany
their bid with a certified check, on any known
bank for the sum Of $780, said check 10 be re-
turned If bid is rejected or on fling bond for the
faithful performance Of the work.
Dated al Spencer, June l3, 1859.
B. J. SMITH, President
A A VANDAIE. Secondary.
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Nsut SdSsrttSemsatg.
GtOO REWARD.

One hundred dollars viii be paid by the Wheel
ing and Elm Grove Railroad, for information that
will lead tothe est and conviction OF the party
or parties that placed distinctions on the uack
Of said company, on the night OF July 9TH, 1859.
BY order OF the Board Of Directors.
T. J. RU TIER
jy9t Secretary.
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Is, J. omII FIthIutuI.
]. A. A. VANDALE, Secretary.

The above letting is postponed until the 18th
day Of July, at u o'clock noon, at the Blenner
hassett Hotel, in the city OF Parkersburg. The
plans can be seen az the residence Of II. s. vii
son. 1918 Ann street, Parkersbufg, until the day
OF letting. Specifications can be had from any
Of the following members Of the Board:
G. c. HIGGENBOTTHAM BuckhRnnOn.
B. J.. SMITH, New Cumberland
GEORGE HARMAN, Petersburg.
J. NJ. SYDENSTRICKER, Lewisburg.
WILLIAM WOODWARD Spencer
FRANK JEPSON, Wheeling.
IA A. VANDALE, Spencer.
DAVID SIMMONS, Walnut Grove.
H. 5. WILSON, Parkersburg.
By order of the Board.
J. NJ. SYDENSTRICHER, Pres't.
JAA VANDALE Sec'y. iySz
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educational.
W AsHINGToN & LEE UEIyERsIrY

w LENGSGrOS, Va.
Academic Departments; Law. Eneineorin,
ition for all Departments. 800. 10 49,.
Next session opens September 9Th. Ann,
catalogue. jysl ~.
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0lio G.o,ogA Jol >, Pags 49,

al STATE OF Ohio stais of Penn.
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Hear the lossrs howl.
Morning journal and courier., 1889-05-03
HOARD OF FINANCE.

 ! A Transfer of Appropriations Voted- 4 Request of she Public Library Conn mnsfssfoners Tabled. Commissioners Reilly, Whitney and States of the board of public works appeared before the board of finance last evening and request ed that the appropriation of $11, ,000 for the Chapel street bridge be transferred, $5, 900 to the appropriation for hardening streets and s6, 600 to be added to the already appropri- ated $2, 900 for the new Rock Lane bridge.
 After discussing the matter 1t was voted to grant the order, but to reverse the sums. SO that $5, 900 should go to the Rock Lane bridge and 5000 to the street appropriation.
 The following monthly bills were spprov- ed: Board of public works SIS, STA police department s9, ,32093, fire department s6,- S63. .78, health department $969.67, sewer department $15 ,22O. 59, sundry accounts $s,- 268.50.
 In behalf of the public library commission Commissioners Kleiner, Mersick and Moran appeared before the board and asked that the authority to issue $100,000 worth of bonds when it should be necessary to build new library building or when advantageous opportunity to purchase one should present itself. The matter was tabled until a future meeting of the board. At 10 o'clock the board adjourned.