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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-12-28
HIS WARRANT DEFECTIVE.
The Constable Sent Arrest Powderly
Ealls in His Mission.

FalIs IN HIS Missiop.
SCRANTON, Pa, Dec. 2l. - Constable
Washabaugh. of Westmoreland County,
arrived in the city at 9:25 O'Clock this morn
ing with warrant for the arrest of General
Master Workman Powderly. lie request
ed Aid. Fuller to indorse the warrant so
that the arrest could he made at once Up
ON examining the warrant the alderman
found that il contained no specifc aIIega-
ton, making general charge Of conspi-
racy and emitting TO alirge specific
crime. THIS warrant pc held to be defect
i've and refused his Endorsement. Al ,
O'Clock the constable was still in the city
waiting an Endorsement of the warrant.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-12-28
FIVE DEAD SEAMEN.
Bodies or Victims of an ocean Dfsastsr
Washed A shora

LONDON, Dec. 21.-The bodies of five of
the missing thirteen persons belonging to
the British steamer Cleddy, which was
sunk off the Isle of Wight yesterday. by
collision with the British steamer Isle of
Cyprus, and one of the Cleddys boats have
been washed ashore at St Catharine Point
on the south side of the Island.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-12-28
English syndicate at Home

LoNDoN. Dec. 21.-A syndicate with
capital of Sl0.000,0G0 has been formed TO
buy ont the business OF British carpet
manufacturers and work their establish,
ments on American plans.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-12-28
CHICAGO'S NEW CHIEF.
Fredrick Marsh to be appointed Head of
the RnIice Denartment.

CHICAGO, Ill, Dec. ga local news
agency reports that Mayor Cregier will no
tify the city council at its meeting tonight
of the appointment Of eX-limited States
Marshal Frederick II. Marsh, to be chief
Of police, vice George w. Hubbard, the
present chief, who IS to be reduced to q
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-12-28
sunken warsl,ip Saved

LONDON Dec. 23.-The British iron-clad
Sultan, which in March last struck rock
and sank in Comiuo channel, near the ISL
and of Malta. and which was subsequently
raised. arrived at Spithead to-day under
IltlI ln..-r Il
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-12-28
Flames Feed on Cotton.

ST. LOUIS, Mo. Dec. 23.-The cotton
compress at Fort Worth, Tex. together
with ten car loads OF cotton on track. aud
about 1000 bales on the platform. were
destroyed by ire early sunday morning.
Loss, sL59,9
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-12-28
MANY MINERS ENTOMBED.

Sixteen Mea Killed and Thirty Injured
in California.
SAN FRANCISCO Cal, Dee. pa re-
port has reached here of an accident in a
mine at San Andreas, Calayeras County,
by which sixteen men were killed and
about thirty injured. No details have
been received as yet,
SAN ANDREAs. Cal. Dec. ga cave
in occurred at tie Lane mine. Angels
Camp, CalayeraS County. yesterday after
noon, burying sixteen men. There IS no
prospect of getting them out alive. Near
ly all the victims had families.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-12-28
Rack to Old Principles.

Tie Brazilian government has finally
readopted the old flag. This action has
given rise to some irritation. France
has recognized the republic. Senor
Barhosa, the minister of finance, has
called a meeting Of bankers and brok-
ers. with Il view of considering plans
for rendering assistance in commercial
transactions when necessary.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-12-28
a $1,000 600 Suif

st. Paul real estate circles were great
il aeitated on the 18th by the fling OF
ID suits TOR titles to property
valued at more than 5000.
g00. The land lies between Mar
shall and st. Anthony Avenues, in the
heart Of the fine residence district OF
tile city and comprises more than 100
acres. The suits are brought by Au-
gastus i. Barnu and many others
against Joseph ID. Dunn, Henry Dunley
and their wives, who owned the prop
erty in 1875, and whose heirs now turn
MP with the alleged good titles to it.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-12-28

Another explosion OF gas in the elec-
tric subway occurred on the even
ing Of the list, at Sixth avenue
and Iwenty-ninth Street, New York,
while the avenue was crowded with
people. mostly ladies out shopping for
Christmas Tons OF earth, paw
ing stones and general debris
were thrown into the air, and scores of
people covered with dirt OF struck
with flying fragments. and many were
knocked down, but SO far as learned few
we're injured. A brick fell upon the
head OF A. Il. Noss, of $50 West Thrift
eth Street. but though his bat was
crushed he was unInjured. The shock
Of the explosion was heard many blocks
away, and great excitement was caused.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-12-28
English Factory Burned,

LONDON, Dec u. The factory Of Mitch
ell & Shepherd, at Bradford. has been de-
stgQysd By ire. Ths loss IL Sl5Q, 900
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-12-28
Holiday Presents Burned.

tie burning on the 2lst Of a large
frelght-house near the Union depot, St.
Louis, occupied by the Adams Express
Company. presented the novel feature
0l tie destruction Of thousands OF
hnstmas presents, which were tempo
rriIy lodged therein awaiting shipment
rs points outside the city, and other
thousands Of Christmas offerings to
.e-den of the city which had not vet
been delivered TO owners. A consider
able amount of other freight was de-
stroyed. The loss on the building was
not material
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-12-28
They arc GhouIs.

Grave robbers have been at work in
Washington again, and DR.. A. c.
Adams a demonstrator at one of the
medical colleges, VIII be brought
into court or charge of be-
ing concerned IN the affair. At
midnight the police stopped a
carriage near the outskirts of the city
and found in it two bodies, one white
and the other colored. The driver and
.Ho other men with the vehicle escaped
~ the darkness, leaving their horse and
.aTlage behind. 1t was at first sup
posed the bodies came from potter's
Iell near by, but the body OF the white
woman Las since been identified as that
81 Mrs. Cheek. wife OF a gentleman
living on South Carolina Avenue.
Ter body was reinterred in
the Congressional Cemetery, from
winch II dad been carried away. An
examination OF the body showed that
the ears had been foully mutilated and
the fingers bruised by the force with
which the robbers had striped the body
oE some costly rings in order that they
might not be held on the serious charge
6. larceny If caught with the body. The
AN in Washington, it is maintained.
makes no provision for the punishment
at the rasurrectionists. The husband
gu Mrs. Cheek, however, threatens to
shoot on sight those concerned in the
gtt4ir
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-12-28
WAR SHIPS AT LISBON.
The American Squadron Successfully
Grasses the Atlantic.

LISBON, Dec 21.-The American evolu-
ton squadron. consisting of the Chicago,
Boston, Atlanta and Yorktown, have ar
rived here
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-12-28
NEWS IN BRIEF.
Trouble in Okla homa.

The United States deputy marshal re-
,eiyed a telegram from Oklahoma City
lit Topeka, on the goth, asking him 10
telegraph Col Snyder, commander OF
the United States troops in Oklahoma,
to render them assistance. This was
done. No further particu-
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-12-28
Cannibals in Solomon Islands.

The sydney (N. S. w J Herald OF No
yember ) says that, according to letter
received from Capt Woodhouse, Of the
trading schooner Elma Fisher. the boat
steerer Nelson, of the schooner Enter.
prise, Of Sydney, and three of the native
crew Of the Enterprise were killed and
eaten bT the cannibals of the Solomon
Islands. The Enterprise was trading
among the islands and the natives from
Hammond Island. one o' the Solomon
group, induced Nelson and three others
to g5 ashore to make some purchases.
once On shore they were knocked on
tie head and il is reported that the
aoIies were then roasted and eaten.
Tie letter states that her maiesty's
steamship koyalist shelled the village
ga the island, on Capt Hand learning
tine perfiruI9rg
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-12-28
a kentucky Xanhyr.

The toSn OF Pineville, KY, was visit
ed BIZ a destructive storm of wind and
rain early on the morning Of the 22d.
Several dwellings and three business
houses were swept away by the cyclone,
which only passed through the center
0 the town. Grant and James North,
brothers, received serious injuries
These were the only ones hurt, though
several people had miraculous escapes
--- Lass is estImatel nj about So nll.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-12-28
CHICAGO.

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pAkA tsIitsI1Iir,it,Itra
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1889-12-28
a Woman in the Case.

sixty knife wounds were Inflicted on
Max Mantwell, IN the basement of his
own home in Chicago, on the night Of
tie 18TH The man was literally cut to
pieces. His head scarcely hung to his
body, which was mutilated almost
from end to end. While the
tragedy WIS IN progress the victim s
wife and three children were less than
tifty feet distant The family resided in
an upper flat Of a two-story house.
NantWell was a laborer. According to
his Wi.e's story, he went down stairs to
q closet. lie had not been gone long
when she heard strange noises but
she attached no importance to
them. and only remembered the
circumstance when, after two hours,
her husbands absence began to worry
her. No explanation for the horrible
affair could be found except surmise,
WhIch coupled it with the name of a
man IN the neIghhorhood known as
Bruno Eberling. The police at once
set about investigating what, If any, re-
latI0ns existed between Eberlng and
Mrs. MantwelI. The latter is blonde
7i rather handsome appearance.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-16
DRESS GOODS.
MILLINERY.

No charge for trimming hats
material is bought fl ON US.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-16

A Chance ~ Lay in Winter Fruit.
Sandusky Register.
Are there no takers for the follow
ing bets: Forty great apples that the
legislature will not repeal the regis.
trstion law. Forty great apples thai
it will not repeal the Election { )srs
law. Forty great apples that VII
not repeal the Owen Sunday laHa
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-16
DRESS GOODS.

In this prominent branch Foreign
and Domestic textures. Foremost Of
the Novelties Partisan Dress Robes,
$l2, s14, sl6 and SIS pattern, shades,
Garnet, Peacock, Brown Blue, Gray,
Green.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-16
HOSIERY.

Our Electric Black Hose are we'll
known. We guarantee them not to
crock or fade-money refunded for
every pair that does not come up to
our guarantee.
Ladies' Electric Black Hose, reg
ular made, French toe, double heel at
Csc a pair, usual price 35c.
The following dispatch from our
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-16

All Departments enlarged and replenished wiki
as fine line of Dry Goods that ever
found it's way to Texas.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-16

Cincinnati Showed Them How.
Minneapolis Tribune.
The manifest reliance in the ballot
must have been to them 1.-THE Pan
American delegates) a striking illus
tration of the strength of true repub D.
lIcar principals as they exist in this
North American republic. In a poll
tical sense, their visit to Cincinnati
was as valuable to them as the other
portions of their tour have been, from
a commercial point of view.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-11-16
SHOES.

Try one pair of ours, it will cost you
nothing, but we will make another
customer and you will make many
others for US.
Ladies' Cur Kid Button Boots at
50 81. so and So; all width and styles;
cannot be duplicated in the city.
Child1ens and Boys School shoes q
speciality. We guarantee our better
grades, School Shoes at 81 a pair
They must " ear reasonable time, or
money refunded.
buyer in New York explains itself:
herriff sale, large quantities Table Lin
Glow value. Tell our customers"
IA these gods arrive.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-25

%polskic,b, bedzie uasn odtad PREY.
pominac mianem .jsgo ochrzeon'
plerwsze ilu..~ strowane pismo polski
humorystyczne W Ametyce, ktore'
go numer popiso>,y nada.ed} ma
W niedziele. = Jak >uugo ten 30
clan bedzie mas r~ozwesela}, z>'lez.
to cd poparcia re strony .'udu P OF
sklego W Ameryce, poparele t.
wszakze pomimo bye iaknajsiln.'ej
seem, gdyz Bocian zupelnie ma to
zasluguJe.
Rysownika znalaz} p. q Slup-
ski, wydawca Bociana, tax dosko-
nafego. jak ME MONA zyczyt So
bic lepszego; znakomity talent je-
go zdaje b}yszczet i~ainiej, nlz Cd
zwiercledlone W numerze okazowym
talenta poetew wsp6}pracownlkow,
z wyjatkiem chyba Agami'ego, kto-
ry, widae, take niepospolitym
mlstrzem jest W swoim fachu.
Tytu} z samych zmij upleoio.
ny, dalej rycina przedstawiaj4ca p.
Brodowsklego, z ~d}ugiemi nozyoa-
mi pc zo}nisrsku PREY beku, smi-
gajacege wroga kuczerskim (sw.
misunderstanding biezem i wo}aja-
cego: IA pamietajcie, re ME wolno
mas krytykewadl" - wymalowany
order p. Jsrzmanewskiego, z OBJ
wodka z b}azehskich dzwonk6w, q
worem pienisdzy i kilku beczkami
piwa W 6rodku - najSdczniejszy
re wszystkioh obrazek -jak zwy-
czajny golarz (w ekonomskich bu-
tach z ostrogami) goll wlelkiego
eyrullka e. oslemi uszami) obok
kilku ]sszeze innych, same przez
sig polecaja Bociana, budzao che6
do popiastowania go abonowania.
Jeno czemprsdzej z%apisywat 20.
bic to }adne pisemkol Kosztuje tyl.
ko 80 eentow ma kwarta}, q jeden
lego numer "a 5 centow, sprawl
wam "a dolsra ucieohy!
Zapisywad trzeba sobie Boeia-
mo- pod takim adresem, d~o}aczajae
80 cent6w jake prenumerate ma 1
kwarta1 (wlscej wydawca wcale ME
zada): 2. Slupski i, 228 Lovejoy
Str, 3. Buffalo, N. Y.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-25

$~71,7ss.s1 $7r,7SS.31
Raportulemy dalej, &e poleca-
nv Komisarzom pcwlatowym, a.
by wydali reszte bonddw ratuszo-
wyeh, W w~ysokosci $ 10000.
z g}ebokim szacunkiem
r. A. RAMM, auditor ~powiatowy
M. TOYE, chairman Rady Kom. p.
/, J. M. sHEARDOWN, klerk So
du distr.
Biuro A I'D itorskle
Ma wniosek odreezyfa sic Ra-
da do wtorku, sodz. 10 pred
poiudn.
O6rady zoe ut6rek, 9 hpca 80.
:, Masterpiece rachunki pozwo-
lono wypfacic z Funduszow po-
w%iatowych.
Drukarnia Heralda, druki S 81 10
s. Fox, towary ola VIE
zicnia HOO
S. T.. Gwinn, nalezytost
konstabla 5.55
Masterpieces rezolucya przy-
jeta zostafa M wniosek kemisarza
Fincha.
Uchwala sic, izby by1 naio3o-
ny l jest n~a{ozony ma podlegaJaca
opodatkowaniu w1asnobG powlatu
winohsklego, jak rrzepisuje prawo,
1 mill podatku cd delara, W celu
utrzymania szk6f publicznych na
rok Pahski 1889.
Ma wniosek komisarza Perrye.
60 polecono chairmanowi i audito.
rowi powiatowemu wydac reszte
bdnd6w ratuszowych W %wysokosci
s 40 90.
Ma wniosek odroczy}a sic Ra-
da al do czwartku. o godz. 10.
Cswartek, II Hpca SO.
Pozwolono wypiaoic n%astepu-
iace rachunki z funduszu powiato.
wego.
s. Braley, nalezytosc szeryfa 600
D. Fakler, kas. pow, poczta 1905
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-25
Ameryka.
w 7

w MINNEAPOLIS praWl6
wszystkle pity stansfy z powodu
niskiego stanu woody.
BOSOWIE cd kopaln wegla
W Springvalley, ILL.,, wypedzili 100
rodzin robotnikow z pom1eszkan
tenementowych, kt6re by}y Was
noscia Kompanii kopala.
BOGACZE W Philadelphia
zbieraja pienladze ola DR.. A. De
Baussett, by mu dostarczyc picnic
dry ma budowe olbrzymiego balo', ~
czyli okretu powietrznego z 1slen-
kiemi, glbkiemi scianami s,talowe.
mi. Spodziewaja sic, re okret ten
bedzie mog} przenosic 200 pasaze-
row i SO ton przeselek pocztowych.
krom potrzebneJ maszyneryi elek,
trycznej ola podwyzszenia lego
szybkosci do najmniej 70 mil ma
godzlne. Balon p. Baussetta be-
die %budowany W Charlestown,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-25
6ardzo bydto choruje a nawet dzieci.

GENERALNY WzKARYUsz
Zardetti 10 dyecezyi Dakotejskiej, kt6rv
ma bye mianowany biskupem no,sej
dyecezyi Wno,iskiej, uredzi1 sic 10
Szwqjcaryi, a wyksztatcony ma kappa
ma, byt, kiedy 10 hty przybytdo NIL
,Oaukee, juS kanonikiem ~ St. Galen.
Przybywszy do tego krqju, uzyskaf po-
sGde protesora PREY seminary,Em 10 st.
FRANCIS, ma Mt6rem stanowasku poxos.
tat, az przed daVoma laty KS. Biskup
Marty 10 Dahocie povota{ go do siiebie
mianow1 ~generahaym wiikaryuszem
sseojg dyecezyi.
NO WLNY BOCLANO ".
ShLE-Up Wojciecha Bamben.
ia 10 Winonie syn, u p. Leonardo
1uchockiego 10 Chicago, daeoniejsze-
go o6ypatsla winohsk,ego, corka-
tn . tam 10 Jednyns czasse-moxe be.
dsae e mob pora.-Nass pozski IL
aoaoy p. Marcin Daszkoaoskii, kt6rv
Po m'escie roznosi Bociana ! qpszs-
ds's etoss jego STAGE, zowiadonit
mas, &c u drata jego Maksymizia.
ma Dosshowskiego 10 minneapolis
znalazta sac c0rka.
1VZEJSI CZESI 10 tvch
d1sach sno,ou dostak ksiedza. Moz-
a0's@o jego KS. Li6or Ligdaj.
MYDKO BADGERA bardze
lob re. - Pytaicle O ME.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-25
koszta jego budowy oszacowane
na S $4,000.

MILWAUKEE. Sprawl pp.
Borchardta i R~udzihskiego ~jeszcze
ME ~ukonczona. w tych dniach b.
wiem zostana akta tel sprawy do
najwyzszego sadu stanowego odes-
lane, ktdry sprawe te ma zbadad
/ ostateczny wyrok wyda6.
BIsKUP FOLEY wystapl}
przeciw irlandzkim tajnym stowa-
izyszenlom Clan-na-Gae O swiad-
szYf, il kazdy czfonek nalezscy
do Wchze towarzystw wykluoza
sic <m z kosclola katolickiego.
w VEST SUPERIOR, Wis.
m,escie 10, 'ozonem niedaleko Du-
luth, MINI. r6wniez wielkie masy
robetnik6w zas, trajkowaly miewa-
}y ma poczatku l 'ezaeego tygodnd1a ia
utarczki z policya. w dnlu %
lipca grenada strajk. 'erow zmuslia
oddzia} robotnikow do zzawleszenla
robety. Major miasta we. Swaf stra].
kier6w, by sig rozeszli; l'onleWaa
ME us}uohali, przyaresztow. <ne e
przywodzcow, poczem rsszta sig
rozpierzchla. Odtad robotnicy u
owdzie pracuja pod ochrona poll
cyl.
w DAKOCIE, ko}o miaste-
GEEK Thorson i Webster, gdzie Jest
polska kolonia, bakl colorado bar
do pustosza pola kaatofane.
CHICAGO. g Herman, dy-
rektor tutejszego zak}adu ola obia- |
kanyeh, W rezultacie bledztwa wy |
dalony zosta} re s}uzbY. - Do
Grand Jury zg}osi& sic niejakls
Andrew Toy, cz}onek ,Clan na
Gesl", obiecujac wydat, W ]aki
sposdb Cronin ma smierd skazany
zosta1.
MYDkO BADGERA bardze
dohre. - Pytajcie O ME,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-25
WIADOMOSCI
MIEJSCOWE

NASZA POLSKA KAPELA,
20 d1ugich swarach i intrigach, pogo
dziSa sic wreszcie
SKIM grafa ma Wzqdzonym przez
ten&e piknikuw Parku Strshlowa, 70
dniu 81 hpca, przes co teS po,vodzenie.
tego pihniku byto 0 wiele lepssem, mls
~ dniu 4 hpca. Zgoda przyszta do
skutku za staraniem cztonk6tu i,opsls
p. Raczykowskiegoi p. Paec1a Bam-
benka. Ma tym ostatrim pikni,Iku qro1a
Kapela po rae pierwszy, j,ak sic zda-
je, pubHcznie noaVe sztuki koncsrto,ue,
sprowadsone "a staranie, m s,veqo kapel-
msstrza p. Wanczeps11 2go, sekretarza "
6''rze Te9'ssrotur' : dokument6w.
PAN ED. pELzER sprxeaa,
hen nea u .gar6w 1 oyrobdw jje6zi1erskic1
IL L. ,.sc6a p. kydoroyi Konickiemu
"'0 ~ oteoorSy store pod numersm 81.
Il nlicy.
WEUROPH aatny cztonk6o
Zasiq sku Mar. Po5skiego. I tax cztoneJ
cz5' ing Z,ciqzku Andrzej Pochela
PR led trzema latyz poWrotem ecyprowa
d ut sig Winony do Pakszyna, 10 pc
oieciie Czerniejesoskim, 10 W. KS. Poa
na,ishiem, lecz atamtqd regu1arnae {
pzaca po$miertne do grupu zwaqzkt
apej $w. Jana ~ Wnonie. " ostatna1
h$cie pisat Pachea, re teraz tam pc
Czerniejewemo wskutek okropnej susz
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-25
L. Hollowell, towary d.

~ IL. tOWAry Il.
rat. 20
d. H. Elmer, ditto i reparacye 90
M.Toye, us}ugi W Biurze Aud. 800
E.. A. Ramm, ditto 600
j. ID. Sheardown, ditto COZ
J. B. Bambenek, nal. komisa-
RIA 12.0(
M. Teye, ditto 12.ol
f. Kramer, ditto i milowe 1906
). H. Perry, ditto, ditto 1870
j. L. Finch 1885,
H'Anduszu drog 4 mostow.
f. M. Rutherford i inni, ro-
bota p. drogach, distr M. 1 % &C
Laird Norton c., desk, distr.
1892
Ola distriktu 5.
G. H. Elmer, materyaf ITO
P. Burke, rob. p. drogaeh 1900
M. Toye, ogledziny dr6g 800
f. Kramer 800
J. H. Perry 600
Hunduszu ubogich.
G. H. Elmer, towary ola fanny
ubogieh 5.57.
W sprawie osobistej pstycyl
szk6lnej p. Filipa O'Meara, ably
wschodnia ! po}udn. zach. /, sekcya
%, gmina 105, range 9, odjsto cd
distr. szk6lnego Mr.. So a przy}a-
czono do distr. szkoln. Mr.. 81, Pc
nalezytej rozwadze, prosba wyra:o-
ma W tel peticyi ma wniosek kemi-
SARA Psrryego zostafa p%rzyzwolo-
na.
Przyjeta zosta}a rezo1ueya, aby
udzielie S 10 czasowego wsparcia
). H.. Millerowi, mieszkajaoemu W
gmlnle Richmond.
Nastepujaca uchwala przyjeta
zostafa ma Wniosek komisarza Per-
ryego;
Uehwala sig, by by} na}ozony
nlniejszem zostai na}ezony ma pod
lsgajaca opedatkowaniu w}asnosc
powiatu winohsklego, W Stanie
Minnesota, stesownie do osqdzenia
asesorow i uznania legalnosci, po-
datek 5-dzlesiatych (5-lO) ma jeden
Cd mill dolara, W celu utrzymania
funduszu zelaznego, zalozonego "
llpcu 1882 r. ma eel budowy no.
wego ratusza w powiecie winen-
skim, by auditor pow. odebraf
instrukcya, ably 60 sciqgna6 z pod.
legajacej epodatkowaniu wfasuosci
ma rok Panski 1889.
Ma wniosek komlsarza Fiuch
przyzwolono sumo S 500 ma raehu-
mex p. J. II. Grafton 20 freskowa-
ME sail sadowej i kurytarzy move
GO ratusza.
Nastepujaca rszolucya przyje-
to zosta}a ma wniosek komisarza
Perryego.
Uchwala sig, re ninieiszem ma
podlegajaey opodatkowaniu maja.
tex powiatu wlnohskiego,w Stanie
Minnesota, jak podanem zosta}e
przez asesor6w i pod}ug prawa
wyr6wnanem, ma pokrycie kosztow
wymienionego powiatu, nak1ads
sic podatek z nastepujacem oszaco
waniem ma +. 1889.
N b 0 G c h powiato O.
wych h.
Farma ubegieh 100000
Czasowe wspareie 6,OOO.O(
Pensya dozorcy i lekarzy l,80O.O(
1o,soo.o o.
Ma a d m i n istracya
pow H..
Koszta sadowe 6,O0O.0(
Ksiazki l mat. pism $1,000
Druki 2OOO IN
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-07-25
Obrady KOmisarzy
POwiatOWych.
B ~ A u d q.

Biuro A u d i t
Winona, Mimi, 8 lipca ~
Rada Komisarzy powiatowyct
po~;atu winohskiego zebrafa sic
ma regularne p%osiedzenie.
Cbecni: NJ. Toye, chairman
J. B. B%ambenek, F. Kramer, J
II. Perry i J.. L.. Finch.
Nastspujace rachunki przyzwo
lono wyp!aoie z Funduszow powna
towych:
Winona Gas Light Co., gaz
ola ratusza pow. wle-
zienia S 24.4C
Cummings & Villa, tewary
dla wiezienia 400
J. A. Merigold b Co., ditto $3.50
ZFundus=u drog imost6w.
w. H. Green, rebota PREY
drogach W distr. 3 e9'oo
Laird, Norton Co., desk
distr. 31.45
o. w. Hunt, deski, distr. 4 1890
z Funduszu ubogich
M. Newman, odstaw'enie u
bogiego ma farms ubogich ECO
Nastepujace sprawozdanle Ra-
dy rachunkowej Board of Audit
zostaf przyJete i do akt welcome
Biuro A udltora.
W,nona, Mimi, 6 lipca, 80.
DO Szauoesnej Rady Komisarsy po-
~soiatowych po~iatu Uinoash'ego.
Panowie! - Nizej podplsani,
stanowiac Biuro A%uditorskie po-
wiatu w,nonskiego donosza z usza.
nowaniem, il zebralismy sic W
dnig , .:rc c 1SsS, 27bndalismy ". -.,,s.
XII j dokamenta ksssyera po~lato:
wego j ~znalezlismy je W pofzad-
ku.
Policzylismy fundusze W kas'e
i zn~alezlismy je yak n%astepuje:
w gotowce oo'oo
w srebrze 49'oo
w niklach 9.Zo
Miedziak6w Z.oo
w czekach 2Z'oo
w orderach
gmin / szko}
distr 1.2|O.o9 . LAURA
Deponow anew an k a c n:
w First National Bank 9,o6O.'o
w Second National Bank S,O33.32
w Winona Deposit Bank 7,423.l5
w Merchants Bank 7,7O1.S2
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-10-16
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