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Que deviennent he's corps fornbesi
= 10 mer.. 81

- - r+E tHE"~s - 49, TX > - = ~ - Il
QuaDd IN homme meurt 4 Ia mer,
on IL cond dams I'M sac, un boulet
aux pieds ct apres un mot d'adieu
dn ~capitaine ct III salut du pavil-
Ion on le laisse glisser dams rabime.
81 lie navire est sur les grands fonds,
le cadavre descend 4 pfns;euss mil
li-rs de metres dams lespaux. Quad
Went il de luif Son sort final, on
le devine bien, il srra mango, mails
qn'advient- il tOnt d'abOrds Sonmis
4 DIES centaines d'atmospheres de
preston va-t.il Sc putrefier on de-
meure-t-il dams le meme etat JUS
QUA ce quill soft devenn Ia probe
DIES b6tes d6vorantesi
NJ. Regnard s'est pose cette ques-
ton. ct pour Ia resondle il a soumis
DIES fragments de viaLde dams reau,
an moyen dun APPAREL special, a
DIES pressions de 6 ct de 700 atmos-
pheres. Ap'es qaarante jours il IA
retrouve cette viande settlement un
peu gonflee ct blanche 4 la surface,
mails, Pinterieur absolument saline
ct sans oienr. L'experieRce de NJ.
Re.nard est tres nette, tres conclu-
ante ct il est iuf1niment probable
QUEEN effrt, dams les g;ands fonds
tie la mer, Ia substance des 6tres
ayant vecu nest pas sonmise aux
m6mes decompositions qu'an yoisi.
mage ou at contact de ratmosphere.
Mais qu'on n'aille pas croire pour
celia que les cadavres DIES noyes ct
tie toctes les b6tes mortes won't
s%'entasser au fond tie Ia mer. D'au'
tres 66tes sont Ia qui y metten,
bon Ordre It, CONNIE sur terre, la
faim est l'implacable sonveraine d
Iaqnelle tont obeit jusqu'au plus
prOfOnd DIES abimes de POcfan. f,
meme les cadavres pourraient s'y
putrefier quilts men auraient pas !.
temps. lis sont certainement aus
sit6t manages par DIES centaines d.
poissons voraces ct des myriades
de petits crnstaces plus vorace,
encore, don't le formidable appeti
est la garantie meme de la puret'
DIES eaux DIES mers.
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Parmi les jeunes doctenrs en- me-
decline qui ont recn leurs dipl6mes
mercredi dernier ct Qui ont fait
laurs 6tndeS'a PUniversit6 Tulane
a la Nouvelle Orleans, nou avons
remarque les mons lie denx des en-.
fants de la paroisse Lafourche !:
NM. L. Il. Meyer Ut Geo. j. Saba
tier, qui etaient deja internes a
ph0pital de- la charlie. Mons fe.
lotions nos deux jeunes coDcito-
yens de ces distinctions qui prOu.
vent des 6tpdes serieuses ct qui leur
presagent un avenir plein de success.
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Jeudi dernler un cheval attele d
une charrette a pris peur daus la
cour aui environne lie march6.
Apres avoir fait plusieurs fois lie
tour de renclos il emile Ia porte
ct s'est lance a fond de train da,.s
les rues de la vile.
Arrive a Pencoignure des rues
St. Philippe ct Market ct trainant
apres Iui un debris de la voiture il
rencontra lie stage dc Napoleonville
don't les chevaux s'emballerent
aussit6t ct prirent Ia course lie
long de la rue. Dies personnes
qui voyaient venir les chevalx
affoles Sc mirent au milieu de la
rue agitant les bras ct poussant DIES
Girls qui etfrayerent bien advantage
les animaux tant qua la fin une
collision eu lien, lie v6liicnle fnt
~renvers6s, brise, les harnais
cederent ct les chevaux sen aller-
ent tranquilIement 4 fecurIe. Ce
qu'ils auraient fait sans donte,
d'enx-memes ct sans tant de f.acas
81 on les ent laisse faire.
Nous ferOuS remarQuer en- pas
SAINT que la maniere employees sou.
! vent de- vouloir arr6ter III cheyal
embal!e, par des cris ct DIES gestes
d6sordonn6s. est al mOins Singh
Here.
LIE resultat lie pins clair de cette
m6thode est qu'on citrate lie cheval
qui alors Sc precipite sur lie trottoir
ct occasionne beaucoup plus dc
6egats ct meme met en- danger Ia
sie des citoyens.
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nimanche proclaim aura lien la
~-so,rerture de Reimbursement de
Ida a Ia pharmacie de Mr.. j. Thi
..aaaux. La saisOn nous invite a
,spr de boissons refrigerantes ct
i ,out. on en- trouver de meilleures
4 de plus agreables que dans peta.
basement Susdllt.
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Lorsaue vous irez d Honma, NJ

Lorsque vous irez d Houma, ne
manqurz pas, cheers lectears, de
vous arr6ter qnelqnes instants au
"Hook & Ladder Exchange, tenn
par Mr.. j. NJ. Durand.
VOus ne trOuvereZ dams CO cafe,
que DIES liqueurs de choix, des Ct.
cares exQnis ct vOns serez en- Outre
bjpn aise de faire on de renOuveler
connai ssance avec Pami Durand
que Pom ne peut Oublier quand OH
a etc a meme d'apprecier une fois
SEES qualities c%ou.toises ct avenan-
ties.
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Tous nos abonp6s feront bien de
m6diter Pannonce de Mr.. "A. M.
Hargis, que nous publions AMOUR
drhui dams notre journal. MIR. A.
NJ. Hargis est un jeune marchand
don't phonnetet6 ct Ia pOlitesse soDt
audessus de tout elOge. Avec lui,
yous aurez tonjours excitement ce
que vous hernandez ct vons naurez
4 payer excitement que CO que
vOus devez pager.
Son assortment Tetoffes. din
diennes, de hinge fait, de chaussu-
res ct de chapeaux, est DIES plus
completes ct defie toute concurrence
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aOuaud de bons pOmp!ers, wont
&rexercice", etc.
Nous aurOns, CONNIE a Nan'ere,
ne loubllcz pas, Poccasion dadmi-
,ar nos braves pOmpirrs, lie ~
.yril. 4 Thibodaux. ST le ciel lie
nermet, Ia parade sera de tonle
magni6cence.
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LOCALES.

CONNIE la session reguliere du
4. poliee devait avOir lieu
r..dant la Semaine Sainte, le pre-
liant du juri a remis la session an
.afdi. % avril, 1889.
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Scene intime:
Comment! tn mas plus OAR
gents Dis.moi, 81 je venais 4 lnou-
rir. comment ferais-tu alorsi To
trails member.
Madame. avec calme:
Eth ben! je ne fails que celia
ici.
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La monarchie doit 6tre bian alta.
NEE, puisqu'on parle toniours lie la
fe8tGureT.
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Propos du boulevard i:

PrOpOs do boulevard:
On assure qa'nn richie Granger,
d&s,raut faire uii cadean 4 Ia Vile
de Paris, Went dc lni offrir une
house pour Ia tour Eiffel.
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II ny . pas do rem6do do bonnie
femme coutre les mauvaisoe,
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UNE vIEILLE Historic DE CA
REME.-Un anmonier demandait a
al soliat qui Sc confessait, sill
await jr1ne.
Cue trop, mon pere, repondit-il
j'at etc quelques fois hut jours
sans manager de pain.
Mails 81 vons TN aviez eu, dit lie
c%onfesseur, vous EN- eussiez mango.
-Tres-assurement, repartit lie
soldat.
-Dieu, a%jonta Faumonier, ne
prend pas plaisir aux j%efines forces.
Ma fol, repliqua le soldat, nj
moi nou plus.
VOLTA l'expOsl,ion:
-QnelIe difference yatil entire
les bois ct Pexposition demande
Bobineau, arrive de la province ex-
pres.
III!
-C'est que, dams les premiers, il
Y a des tour. .terelles, ct daLs
rexposition il y a une tour. Eiffel
....mince!
Dams IN bal de province.
-QuelIe valseuse je viens d'a.
v0ir.
-Qu'a-t-ellef
-L'haleine br1lante.
-Tu sails que c'est la femme du
capitaine de p0mpiers!
All! c'est Ga. Ellie a une bou-
che d'inceDdie.
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NOUvEAUX ARRANGEMENTS
HOTEL DIES ETRANGERS.
Hn.o; rnnro das rn.a Grean at Thihodanx

Mr.. Tho,uas AlSerti PREVENT ses amis
lea voyagenrs quill Went de faire do non
veanx arrangements qui hui permettront d.
s'atisfaire tout ceux qui voudront Phennoe
rer deleur cOniance
Repas Atoute heure de IL leurn6e ct n
commando.
Table d'h6te 4 10 heuref du matin speuy
dAjeuner ct d 4 heures du sOir pour direr,
Chalnbres eommoo es ct bien garnies:
RIX MODEREES
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New ORLEANS, November 20, 1888

NEW ORLEANS, NOvember ~, Ie6S.
f. Gouanx, EAU. Rhavmacist.
Dear Sir-I take pleasure in adding my
Testimony to the remedial properties OF and
soothing effects produced by your already
we'll known Asthma Powder. my wife having,
by ita use. been relieved OF = mast distressing
Cough, schen other Remedies had failed.
Yours truly, A.. G.. LAsrRAPRs
With Finlay 4 Brduswig. tWholesale Drug
House,
Branch Office for Gouaux's Remedies, 81 De-
catur street. up stairs. Call tor samples.
TAKE LAGARDE's ELIxIR FOR IND1GKs-
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Remede c0ntre Ia dyssenterie.
Guerisoh radicale ct guarantee
References nom breuses. AddIeSSez
4 Mr.. Omer SavOie. chez Mr.. i.
T6l6mauue Badeaux, Latourche.
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Thihodaux possede maiDtenant
IN c~uisinipr emfrite. &c c%ui~inier
qui s'appelle Jules Thomas opere an
Restaurant DIES Qaatre s~atsons, tenn
par Mr.. Alree Oncale ct nous pro
met une succession de plats chOisis
ct de fines sauces Il faire venir Peau
a la bonche DIES gonrmets 1T des
commands.
Notre nOuveau Vatel, a travaill6
chez Victor B-rand, chez Nine An
line, chez Forget ct chez Bezan-
,,un.
Chacun .ie nons connait peM on
! pyou, ces Establishments ct 81 nous
en- respirons In mOindre parfum
dams la cuisine DIES quatre saisons,
nous nous d6clarerOns s~atisfaits.
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il nous arsiee de L0ckport, une
branche doranger, chargeo de 6eurs
roses. C'ast III premiere f0is Que
nous c~onstatons cette frasque de
nature. Cette grape de tienrs
roses sur mn Iameau c'oranger ma
r'en qni mons deplaise, au consraire,
Ia variet6 nous a toujonrs souri,.
Mails 81 les fen,s d'OraDgtr doitent
changer leurs petales .blancs en-
petales roses, one va devenir la
tradition? 1T qutl'- parnre va-t-On
chol,ir maintenant pour Orner le
front virginal dies fianc6es one ron
conduit Il rautrl.
Mons savons Gn'en Angleterre la
cOnronn" de 1rurs %d'oranger Sc
porte meme ai"es. la noce; mails
jamais rAnglet"r1e ma passe pOnr
lie pays dm bon goi,s. ct n6us prefc-
rOns la blanche fl-ur cOmme der
nirr ornement a IL Verge qui quite
81 famille pour prendre I'm 6poux.
LIE tout nest Qu'rmhlame, cor
ventiOn, dirrz vOuS, ct nous som
mes de vot,e avis; mails nest il
point regrettable de verifirr une
fOiS de plus, comme les chooses
chaugent ct nous prepayment. dc
jour Ell jour de nouvelles surprises
ct aussi de nouvelles deceptions.
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TAXI LAGARDE's ELIXIR FOE 1ND1GRs,
LON.
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America In Asia. I,

After long and diligent search "a 8
queer, dark, second hand booth kept by q
swarthy Mongol, was rewarded by the
discovery of q product of American gen.
ius that partly satisfied my patriotism
and served tangible proof that New En-.
GLAND marks the time to which all hum
anity keeps step. 1t was an old second.
hand clock. made in Providence. Rhode
Island, the battered and somewhat primy
face of which still bore in capital letters
the characteristic American legend.
Thirty Hour Joker Mongolia might
know nothing Of American literature or
of American magazines. but it had made
the acquaintance Of the American clock;
and although this particular piece of
mechanism had lost hands, It's Thirty
Hour Joker. was efficiently pointed al
fusion to the national characteristic to
satisfy the most ardent patriotism. An
American joker does not need hands to
point out the merits of his Jokes, and this
mutilated New England clock, with its
empty key hole eyes and its battered but
still humorous yisage, seemed to leer at
me out OF the darkness OF that queer old
secondhand shop as If to say. You may
come to Siberia you may explore Mon.
! golia but you can't get away from the
American Joker. was a little disap.
not to find in this bazaar some representa-.
tive masterpiece of American literature,
but was more than satisfied short time
afterward when l discovered in q still
wilder and more remote part OF the
Trans Baikal a copy of Mark Twain's
Life on the Mississippi and q Russian
translation of Bret Harte's, Luck of
Roaring Camp" -George KEENAN,. in
| the May Century.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-05-08
Henry Hutchins Died April FL, 1889.

Henry Hutchins Died April FL, 1889.
The following from the Morris Sun CIV
ing short sketch of Henry Hutchins, a
twin brother of J. N. Hutchins, will with
out doubt be of interest to many of our
readers:
On Saturday morning, April 81. 1889.
Henry Hutchins breathed his last. After
q struggle with disease which a man Of
less will power could not have have made.
man, this good friend and neighbor and
useful citizen, is gone.
Apart from the void left in the hearts
of his family, he will be missed in all cir.
Giles. and among the poor his kindly and
generous consideration of their necessi
ties will long be cherished.
His funeral, which took place last
Monday afternoon, was in charge of the
Masonic fraternity, and was the largest
and most impressive ever seen here.
Swift Lodge, from Benson, numbering
twenty-five, and Masonic brethren from
Hancock were also in attendance. The
number of other friends Was very large.
Short and simple services were had in
the Congregational church, and at the
grave the Masonic ceremonial was gone
through.
Henry Hutchins was born at Ports.
mouth. England, July 8, 1874. and when
10 years of age accompanied his parents
to America, where they settled at Bara
boo, Wisconsin. His father, after whom
Henry was named, was Congregational
minister, and had six children. four boys
and two girls. Early in the war of the
Rebellion the subject of this sketch en-
listed IN Co. E. 10th Wis. Vol. Inf, and
served throughout that struggle. In May,
1867. he was married to Mary Grow, and
five years later, October, 1872, came to
Stevens county, where he has since resld-
ed He has always occupied promi-
nent place in public affairs. and was
closely identified with the Republican
party. In July, 1881, he was appointed
county commissioner of Stevens county,
to fill the vacancy caused by the death of
E. F. Dopkins, and his occupancy of
that position was uninterrupted until his
death. For two terms he served as chair
man of the board. Death has cut short
a career which promised to be notable.
May he rest in peace.
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GROUP, WHOOPING COUGH and bronchi
tbs immediately relieved by shiloh's Cure.
Dorr & Void.
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The mayor appointed Thomas Riley
and Nelson Gibbs policemen at the depot
of the c., NJ. & St. P. R. R.
The council directed a sidewalk to be
constructed on the south side of Third
street, from Railroad street 10 Elm street.
Also sidewalk on west side of Railway
street on east side of block In Railroad
addition. Also on west aide of Oak ST.,
from Water to Second street, Also on
north and south side of Third street,
from Oak to Elm street.
Lyman Baird was directed to remove
the frame addition which he has erected
at the rear of the store on the north half
Of lot in block %, of Davidson's add
ton TO Austin, within 48 hours after no
tice served upon him by the chief of pc
lice.
Council adjourned; to meet May II.
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SHERIFFS SALE
STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY

STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY
~ OF MOWER.-ss.
By virtue Of an execution issued out of the
District Court for the TenthJudicial Districtin
and for the County of Mower and State of
Minnesota to mo directed and delivered.
EWhereas, Judgment was duly rendered on
the LIST day of September 1883. in an action in
state aforesaid wherein d. B, johnson Jr.
was plaintiff and Thomas S. jacobson was
defendant in favor OF said plaintiff and
against said defendent for the sum of forty
seven:and 82-lOO dollars ($47. S2) as appears
by the Transcript Of judgment filed in the
office of the Clerk OF the District Court for said
County of Mower, and whereas said Judgment
was duly docketed In said county on the 18th
day Of September 1888 and the sum offorty-
due with interest on said amount. Ihave on
this 10th day OF April A. D. 1899 levied upon
all the right, title, interest and estate
OF the within named judgment debtor
Thomas S. jacobson in and to the following
described real estate situated in the County
of Mower and state of Minnesota to wit: the
north west quarter of section No Eighteen
(l8) Township No. one hundred and two (lO2)
North Of Range No.SeventeenQDWe togeth-
estate of said Judgment debtor IN and to the
above described premises, and will sell the
same at Public Vendue to tho highest bidder
for cash to satisfy SAID execution ard costs of
sale at the west front door of the Court House
In the city OF Austin In SAID County of Mower
and state OF Minnesota on Saturday the lst
day of June A. D, 1889, at ten o'clock a. M. of
that day,
Dated this 10th day of April A. D. $780,
ALLAN MOLLISON. Sheriff
Of Mower county Mimi.
D. B. Johnson Jr. Atty. Austin MINI. 5-11
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D. B. Johnson Jr. Atty. Austin MINI
Order For Hearing On Claims.

Order For Hearing On Claims.
STATE OF MINNESOTA. COUNTY
~ OF MOWER-ss.
23d, 1889.
In the matter Of the estate of Nes Hedge
son deceased.
Letters Of administration on the estate of
SAID deceased being this day granted unto
J. G. johnson Jr.. of said county.
It is ordered, That all claims and demands
of all persons against said estate be present.
ed to this Court for examination and hearing,
at the Probate Office, in the city OF Austin,
In said county, on the following days, viz:
On Monday, day of May 9th A. b 1889,
at ten o'clock IN the forenoon, and on Mon
day the 3Oth day of September, A. D. 1889, at
ten O'Clock in the forenoon.
1t is ordered further, That six months
from the date hereof be allowed to creditors
to present their claims against said estate,
at the expiration of which time all claims not
presented to said Court, not proven to
it's satisfaction. shall be forever barred, un-
less for cause shown further time be allowed.
Ordered further, That said J. e. john
son Jr. administrator as aforesaid, shall
cause notice Of the time and place Of the hear
ing and examination Of said claims and de-
mands, by publishing notice thereof for four
weeks successfully in the MOWER COUNTY
TRANSCRIPT newspaper printed and pub
lished at the city Of Austin In said county.
Dated March %, 1889.
BY the Court,
(SEAL] w. w. RANNEY,
&-8 Judge of Probate,
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SOMETHING MORE FOR AUSTIN,
The Alliance Hail and Cyclone Mutual
Insurance Company.

The Alliance Hail and Cyclone Mutual
Insurance Company.
Last week the State Farmers Alliance
completed the organization and incorpor-
alton of Farmers Mutual Hail. Cyclone,
and Tornado Insurance company, also q
Mutual Life company. The plan of in.
surance is according to:a national scheme
already in successful operation in many
of the states. Its aim is to save to the
party insured,a part of the profits which
have gone to build up the immense
wealth of the old line companies.
The place of business of the new com.
pany will be at Austin. Among the
thirty incorpartors are the following
Mower county meu: Jos. Keenan,, j. j.
Furlong, H. W. Lightly, j. D. Sheedy, L.
French, w. L. Hollister, E. G. Dorr, &.
Schleuder, 0. w. Shaw and N. F. Ban.
field.
The first board of directors are G. w.
Sprague. Prosper Mimi, G. w. Haigh
Maukato, NJ, Nachbar, Jordan, |. Dom
ely, Hastings, j. j. Furlons, Austin, r,
J. Hall, Norris. JOS Keenan,, Austin, A.
Wardall Huron, Dakota, j. D. Sheedy,
Austin. Mimi, Andrew Richmond, Still.
water, John S. Shields Darwin.
The following officers were elected fol
one year: President, G. w. Sprague; vice.
president. A. Wardell; secretary, J. j.
Furlong; treasurer, Joseph Keenan,.
Membership will be limited to member
ship of the Alliance.
The value of real estate of the incor
porators as given in the articles of lncor-
poration is over $4,000
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Congregational Conference,

"a
The annual meeting Of the Owatonna
Conference of Congregational churches.
will be held at Austin, Mimi, Mimi, MAY
14-15, 1889.
The Woman's Home Missionary Meet
ing will be held on Tuesday afternoon.
The Woman $ Foreign Missionary Meet
ing on Wednesday afternoon. ~.
REV. g. E. WRIGHT,
REV. w. L. SUTHERLAND,
Com. of Arrangements.
PROGRAM.
TUESDAY: NAY IA.
7:S0 p m, sermon by Prof. A.H.Pearsou
WEDNESDAY, MAY 10.
$50 a. NJ. Organization. Miscellane
Gus Business.
$50, Reports OF Churches.
1O:45, Devotional meeting.
1870, Business.
900 D. M. Business.
$50, How to get the members of the
Church to work directly for the Salvation
of Souls-Rev. j. n. Brown.
Followed by discussion.
$50, Gods command to all Christians
in the present struggle to destroy thu
rum power-Rev ]. F. Maryln.
Followed by discussion.
$780, The American Congregational Un'
in Rev. G. H. Taintor, Chicago.
500, Business.
7:3O, The Minnesota Home Missionary
Society-Rev. j. H. Morley. Minneapolis
1.-THE $50. 900 movement'-Rev. Geo
R. Merrill, Minneapolis.
The American Congregational Union
Rev. 9. Fl. Taintor, Chicago.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-05-08

Aprll ~ " 1900: slo5 90
j. E. Ingalls,, chief Of police, April..... 1000
Frank Riley, night police, Aprll....-... 50 90
John Fairbanks, care of street lamps. Is 90
j. NJ. Greenman, city attorney and SUI
pcrintendent, April ................. $500
Johan Void, city recorder, April. ...... 1000
Dr.. j. N. Wheat, chairman board of
health six months. -...... 25.GO
J. Stephenson, care of street lamps five
days Observation-Disclosures. 500
M. Becker, tapping water mains ...... 500
J. E. Ingalls,, boarding prisoners. %. 7.3l
N. K. Noble, services as Justic of Peace 5.65
]. D. Sheedy, services as Jnstic of Peace 80
J. N. Greenman. express and postage. Zoo
G.. C.'Adams, coal. .................... $500
Joseph Lampng, labor on streets..... 5000
f. J. McGoerm, - ...... 1925
John Palmer, " ...... q 90
VIM. Frost, :! ...... 600
Jos. Shistak, " 1000
Mike Learey, s' ..... 9.75
T. Gutkueclot, = ...... 8.25
E. L. Peck, putting up telephone wires l.5O
j. Quincy, unloading coal. LEO
Morier Underhill car coal. "A 90
c.. W. Hackett, globes for street lamps 1926
F. P, Mcbride, oil ........................ ~ 81