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Telegram-herald., 1890-05-17
HELP WANTED NALE

---- " - L. AA---
NANtkl'-A registered pharmacist 60 euy
ore tAt interest iu uttc. clean 9i-s
stock a1a llan4sr stock a good cha4at. Aa
dress u. ooA !, care Telegram Herald 4As
WANIED-An energetic man e. solicit life
y Insurance Tor q nrSl claSs company lu tlis
city appiy al onee. Franz n " ililaIns. y
CaualsL lI
w WAAIED-An energetic man ia ryrrs toWn
w tlln one hundred miles VI this cts ie
solicit lie Insurance tpr hrst class en- any.
oucc oy letter Frank u. Williams. - Canal
81, Grand Rapids l0
WANrED-One cabinet maker in each fur
" nitUrc manutactory as asent Tor new
Wood working tools stale where employed.
Address Nm. Ii. Denney. Lancaster. Pa. lsI
WANIED-One hotel cook wages from 50
W 10 sl5i one porter, Two carpenters al
once. I've solicitors. three agents. la-is n on-
roe 81. rooms u and = -
WANTED-Fiye cabinet makers al Newaygo.
" Converse Mtg Co.. 10 Lyon-st. lao
XNANTED-Go hardwood hnlshers and
W c0aters can hnd steady employment bs
applying e. the Conway Cabinet Co.. Milwau-
kee. Wis. lN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. reliable man. one
" each, with headquarters Detroit. Irand
hdptos. saginaw, 10 Nofh NE lhSui Gnccs
highest security, lowest cost, best terms 10
workers; investigate. Write A. u. Ensign, 3l2
opera House Chicago. IN wsmay l.
/ WANTED-MAN-As agent ol our patent
w safes; size 1sNlsNls inches; 50 retail.
All sizes as low. New styles, new Patterns
new locks; new factory. Not governed by sale
/ Pool. Every safe warranted. Rare chance.
Permanent business. Our terms and catalogue
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| per month. Write for exclusive territory.
| Alpine safe Co.. Cincinnati. q. Wed-Sat May a
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w statesmen. Positions permanent. Special
| inducements now; fast selling specialties;
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Mn serymen. Chicago. Ills. June ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-17

W lEb-An energetic man O. solicit lii
y lu>uralcr Tor . 1rSl CAS- company lu Ihi
ciIy apply al onee. FraaA N Williams, /
CaualSL II
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-17

The above is partial lift Of what Crozier 4
Cuteg's Real Estate Department has 10 one
E.B. CALDWELL. Manager.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-17

L'Ok SALE-One house ou Charles ST.. one
house on College ave. two houses just out
side the city. one house ou flfth ave. One
house Oh Mon 81, one block ou HosiNlck 81.
one house with between one and TWO acres ui
ground OH corn r OF Han and Easi 81. twenty
i've lots Just outside of the city. one h0uSt on
the West Side. Any Of the above are offered
AT a great bargain by VI NeenbOer l. Monroe
ST.. Call during the doctors business hours
10 ii a. m. 2 10 D. m. lt-
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-17

Circulation Guaranteed % Be ths
Largest OF AL Michigan Dsiliss LIZ
ospt Those OF Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-17

MONEY TO L0AN-ln any amount over
vi so On gooi real estate security. Ne have
tt 0n hanc and can supply you 0n short notice.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-17

" An lEli-A rrgtsIrIo4 pharmacist O. "a
ore hall interest iu nice. clean 0I1
stosA a-a E1an4sr >tock q good ChaAat. AZ
dress -. ooA !, care graIn Herald -
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-03-03
Notice Of Forfeiture.

To NJ H. FAHRvL, and T. II. CULLEN, their heirs,
ussrgns. or legal Representatives.:
You are hereby notified that have expended
the sun, of one hundred (S!0u) dollars in )abor
and improvements upon the
CYCLES
Lode Mining Claim, situated on the southwest
fork of De Creek, in Mineral Hill Mining Dis
;r,ct Alturas county. Idaho Territory. in order 10
hold said preln,s under the provisions OF SIC
ton 1924, Revised statutes of the United States:
being the xlnouat required 10 hold the ssme for
the yexr ending December 81, 1919 That y'ur re-
spectivc proportion is rs follows You, NJ. II. Far
.ell yAur heirs. assigns " legal rerres Atatives,
thirty -one dollars and eleven cents lS3l. ana
you, 7. II. CULLEN, your heirs sssigns. or legal
rrprcs. natives. thirty dollars and eleven
cents is3l III being fourteen forty ti'ts each, OF
tn. said Cyciops Lode Mining Claim. And II
within ninety tool Gays from the service Of this
notice by publication. you fail OF refuse to con
tribute your proportion OF such expenditure ~
cc-own+rs Your interest in said claim will be-
come the property Of the undersigned under the
provisions of said Section 23G4
DAN. REILLY.
HALEY, Idaho, JaAnsry .. 1880.
First publication: January 2, Is Oh
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-03-03
Notice CT Forfeiture.

To PIERCE DnHGsH, youN RAr1ER, RErnES MyN,s.
Tho r h-'ra, hsslsUs, and legal representatives:
You are hereby ro'iE.. that have exp. Ed,d
tn. SUN Of siatr-e,x collars siAty.s and two.
thirds c-u.s (tS5.GG's N labor and improve nts
upon the
WEST uMOND
Lode Mining Claim. situated in West Richmond
Gulch. Little Smoky Mining District, and sdjoin-
ing the Gslor- Storm, group o: MINES. in Altusas
county. Idaho Territory, in order to hold said
premises under tie provisions of Section 1884
Ke,,.ed Statutes Ct the U'it-ti States. he:uS In.
amount r Quireti t. hold .h- salra for tn year
ending D-c.nItrr 81, 1853 il-t your respective
rr, Dtrt! L. f H., il =. follows: loI, Pierce
rurxhn. yVuf heirs. AXIS EGs, q. Legal representa-,
tiv.s til rty tire. uo,l,rs thirty threr ami
third GEMS: and you. Jim kaitr. your heirs,
ssst.ns ~ l-g.i r~ntrsrnt.t v"s. thirty -thrs G
dollars. thir.y.thi-- sd one third cent being
onc-third each, of the sad West Iii -lucnd ode
Mining Claim And it within ninety 20, da S
after this not ce by publication. ISL refuse
to contributr your pr portion Of such cxin nditur-
as CO oNpers, yuUr iut.r-.t il said claim VIII be-
come tna FRO r~rty the uiisisfslrtG, unucr the
provisions q .sid S~ct,o- 25-4.
7. L. PICUVTE.
Hsi'.y I T. January :" 1891,
Frat publication: Jsnu1ry .. 1890.
g. Ih- money may be forwH rd.d TO. or paid
1T. the oilice Of the y ooD RIVER TIMES Haley.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-03-03
Notice to Creditors.
Estate of r. o. MCNAHAN, deceased.

Notice is hereby given by the under s'gnal, ed
ninistrstrr Of the estate Of +. q. Menu han de
ceased to the creiitors If, AID all PERSONS having
ella ns against the said deceased, to exhibit them
with the ntcss sary vouchers, within tour months
xf'er the first puhlicat on of this nut!cc, to The
said adm n strator ut tie law Office OF Bruner 4
Parsons, HALEY, Idaho, in the said county of AL
turas.
Dated at HALEY, Idaho. January 18th 1890.
JOHN WOkSw lex.
Administrator Of the estate of r. o.
McMahan licensed.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-03-03

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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1890-03-03

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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-23
PLAN .JAZDY.
NASZYCH KOLEI

~ Al WA III
Chicago, Milw. S. Paul
w strong wschodu- Odchodzi.
Chicago eXpr., codzieh 6.37 rano
Chicago eNpr., codZien 11,O6 noca
Chicago expires 1886 rano
Pociag rccztowy GA
w strong zachodu. Odchodzi.
Chicago expires, codzieh 1902 rano
Chicago eXpr., c"dzien $50 rano
Chicago expr. 7.37 wiecz
Pociag pocztowy 1903 o5iad
Wabasha Division.
Przesadanie do Zumbroty 200 obiad
Chippewa Valley Division.
2 Wabasha do Eau Claire.
Pociag pasazerski 100 obiad
Przesiadanie do Menome0se 1915 obiad
Green Bay-Winona & S. p.
Przybywa Odchodzi
Pociaag rasazerski Cos pc ob.-9.05 rano
Pociaag fr%achtowy 7,30 wiecz.-6 05 rano
Chicago Burlington & N.
Przybycie wyjazd pociag6w.
L Chicago (kromniedziel) II .35przed OBJ.
Il Chicago i St. Louis <odzjei) 4.10 rano
\ Ninn.-St: Paul (bez niedz) 11.a5 obi.
codzieh 1875 noca
DC Chicago (krom niedzleli) 1910 rano
St Leu:s codzien 1000 noca
Do st. Paul i MINI. codzien 1000 rano
2.45 rano
Wzgledem t%ykiet6w, lokalnych pla-
now jazdy l t. d. zglasza6 sic 20
II. T. Lamberton, agenta
Chicago 4 Northwestern.
Przybywa Odchodzi
Chicago expires $50 rano 6.25wiecz,
Chicago eXpr., codzien 9.15 wiecz 6.OOran
fracht. poe. przystaje Gas wiecz 10 .3On
WinOna & st. Peter.
Przybywa Odchodzi
EXPIRES dzienny 600 wiecz. 1000 a
Observation-Disclosures $40 rano s. 35 wiecz
kaczacyE Rochester10 As rano 3 50 e oh.
Zzbieraiacy frachty 500 DO OBJ. AS rano
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-23
oRRADY KOMlSARZY
POWIATOW YCH.
SPRAWOZDANIE URZE-
DOVE z R STYCL-


Cl ICk1 w
DOVE z R STYCZ-
Rada Komisarzy powiatowych
powiatu winohsklego zebrafa SIG
ma regularne posiedzenie W swym
biurze W Winohskim ratuszu, W
dniu 7 stycznia 1890 I.
Wszyscy cz}onkowie obecnl
lax nastepuje: j. B. BambeneF, ko-
misarz distr. Mr.. /; M. Toye, ko-
misarz distr. NJ. 2; F. Kramer, ko-
misarz distr. Mr.. 8; J. H. Perry,
komisarz distr. Mr.. 4; j. L. Finch,
komisarz distr. Mr.. 5.
Posledzenie rozpoczete zostato
przez auditora powiatowego.
Ma wniosek komisarza Per-
ryego wybrany zosta} komlsarz
Finch czasowym przewodniczacym.
Ma wniosek komisarza Perrye'
20 jednomyslnie wybrany zostaf
sta}ym przewodniczacym ma rok
biezacy, przez aklamacya, koml-
sarz Toye. Pan Toye potem zabraf
CLOS jake personal---very. / zagalf
obrady.
Bond Ia licens cd wyszynku
Jana Muellera z sioia Rollingstone,
W kwocie $4,000, ma wniosek ko-
misarza Kramera zostaf przyjety
licens przyzwolony.
Bond ma licens cd wyszynku
Jana Schommera z slo1a Rolling
stone, W wysokosci S 1000, ma
wniosek komisarza Kramera zostaf
przyiety i licens przyzwolony.
Nastepuiace raporty ma rok
1889 ma wniosek z~osta}y przyzwo-
lone i do akt przyiete.
J. B. Bamtenka, komisarza
dlstryktu Mr.. 1, wykaz, re Wyp4a-
Gil W ciagu roku s 3.3SS.69 CA
sowego wsparcla.
Komisarza distryktu Mr.. 2 p.
M. Toye wykaz, ze wyp}aci} W cla-
gu roku s 1,22S.50 czasowego
wsparcia.
FIR. Kramera, komisarza di-
stryktu Mr.. 8 wykaz, re wyp}acif
W clagu roku 5 425 czasowego
wsparcia.
J. H. Perryego, komisarza d.
stryktu Mr.. 4 wykaz, re wyp1a-
CHI W ciagu roku S $50 czasowego
wsparcis.
j. L. Fincha, komisarza dl-
stryktu Mr.. 5 wykaz, jake wyp}a-
eli W clagu roku S 44O czasowego
wsparcia.
Wykaz audltora pow, jake wy
placil W clagu roku "a 6S skalp6w
wilczych S 1850.
Wykaz re%gistratora dokumen-
tow B. Bollmana, jake skolektowa1
W ciagu roku s 2,o52.55 "a wysta-
wianie dokument6w.
Wykaz J. M. sheardowna, Sc.
kretarza sadu distryktowego, jake
skolektowa} W ciagu roku 5 1864
ola sadu.
Wykaz szeryfa Silas Braley
jake skolektowai W ciagu roku
5 3,434,17 pieniedzy powlatowych.
Wykaz prokuratora powiato.
wego p. P. Fitzpatrick, jake W
ciagu roku odebra} S 500 i odda]
do kasy powiatowej.
Sprawozdanle roczne OBJ. A,
Braley, powiatowego superinten.
denta szk6l, ma wniosek komisa.
RIA Fincha do akt przyieto.
Przewodniczacy wyznaczy4 ma.
stepujace komiteta ma rok biezacy
Ola fnansow-komlsarze Per,
ry, Bambenek Finch.
Ola drukow Komisarze Finch
Perry i Kramer.
Ola drog-Do dlstr. 1, 4 i s
komisarze Perry, Bambenek j
Finch. Do distrykt6w 2 i 3 komi.
sarze Kramer, Perry i Tove.
Aplikacye ob.ob. A. Lawtona j
G. Hoefsa, starajacych sic 0 posa-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-23

de dozorcy fanny ubogich, przy-
]eto i do akt od}ozono.
Ma wniosek odroczy}a sic Ra.
da az do srody o godz. 10 pred
poiudniem.
Sroda, s stycsnia, 80.
Fundusz cd wyszynku Karola
Bartscha z slola Elba, W sumie
S 1000, ma wniosek komisarza Fin
cha przyjeto i licens przyzwolono.
Nastepujace rachunki uchwa-
lono wypfacic z fundusz6w powia-
towych:
S. Braley, stolowanie wiez-
niow ma miesiac grudzien S 5l.5O
E. A. Ramm, porto 200
A. Braley porto 800
P. Fitzpatrick, wydatki urze-
dove jake %prokurator pow,
ma 1880 14.15
Winona Gas Light Co., gaz
ola ratusza 65.40
E. S. Morgan, materially
pism 6.43
Pioneer Press Co., blankiety
probatowe LOG
G.. l.. Hollowell, towary Ola
ratusza 2.75
A. Winkels, meble ola rat. $500
Winona Building e Manu-
featuring Co. meble ola
rat. 14.2O
Fenton Metallic Manufactu-
ring Co., metalowe shell.
vingi ola sklepienia audi
tora $3.50
Winona Hotel Co., czest
kosztow przeprowadzenia
kanalu z hotelu do rzeki 1857
G. w. Wagner, obiady ola
przysleg}ych 22.75
N. W. Telephone Exchange
Co., rent "a telefonw vic
zienin 1888
T. J. Heller, reparacye PREY
ratusZu 2.25
L. J. Heller, reparacye PREY
wiezieniu l.75
Cumming ( Villa towary
dla wlezienia 800
M. Toye, materially i re
paracye p. ratuszu l15.4l
7. J. Heller, ostrzenie ma
rzedzi ola uzytku PREY
powiatowych kloakach 80
A.. Steinbauer, wRijanie
dziur dla ,,HitchingPosts'i
w chodnlku r~atuszowvm l.20
Z Fundus2u ubogich.
Bracia Sikorscy, towary ola
fanny ubogich 6.35
John Won Rohr, ditto $50
Szpltal sw. Jana, pielegno-
wanie dw6ch ubogich $500
T. J. Heller, roboty kowal-
skie ola fanny ubogieh 600
M. Toye, materially i repa-
racye ola fanny nbogich 27.35
Z Fmduszu dr6g Z most6w.
w. G. Perry, robota p.
drogach distr 5 80
Dozorca fanny ubogich, p.
John Young, doreczy} swoje spra-
wozdanie roczne. 0piewa ono, re
W ciagu roku Al mieszkanc6w
znajdowa}o sic W farmie ubogich
/ re obecnie %jeszcze IS w niei sic
znajduje. Byd}a znajduje sic tam:
s kr6w, l stadnik i 4 roczniaki,
kur Is. Sprzatnieto: 800 buszli
kornu; $50 buszli karto1i; 6 busz-
Ii Gwik4y, 5 buszli bobu; SO ton
siana; 6 buszli p%asternaku i 6 bu
sill cebuli. Masfa wyrobiono w cia-
gu roku 500 funtow; zablto 6
SWIM og6lnej wagl 100 funt6w, l
sztuke byd1a, 500 funt6w; 10 swim
jeszcze zyje. Sprawozdanie to, ma
wniosek komlsarza Perryego, do
akt przyjetem zosta}o.
Ma wniesek o%droczy1a sic Ra-
da az do czwartku, o godz. 10
pred pol.
Czwartek, 9 stycznia 1890.
Nastepujace rachunki przyzwo-
lone zosta}y z fundusz6w powia-
towych.
S. Braley, plaza szeryfa 6S.25
B. Bollmann, zapisywanie u
rzedowych dokumentow $3.50
E.. Ninterman, jake sedzia
pokoju 2.65
c. Miller, plaza konstabla 3.75
M. T. Hack.e, towary ola
ratusza 800
z Hadasszu ubogich.
E. G. Nevins, przewiezlenie
ubogiego do szpitala $50
J Schertfius, materya} ola
Furnace $50
j. Buczynski, truma ola IL
boglego i koszta pogrzebu $50
l.. L. Ball, trumna dla ubo.
giego koszta pogrzebowe 1900
Przyjeto uchwa}e, ably PREY
zwolic $50 czasowego wsparcia ola
Enah Kittelson W town Hart.
Ma posade doktora ola 2 d.
stryktu medycynalnego powiatu
winonskiego zaproponowano naz-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-23

j. II. Perry, odwiedzanie u
bogiego i milowe 400
j.. L. Finch, odwiedzanie u
bogiego i milowe $50
j. L. Finch, pielegnowanie
ubogich 800
Rada wybra}a liste Z - well
kich y ma}ych przysieg}ych, z
ktorych beda w%ylosowani przysie-
eli ma rok blezacy.
Ma wniosek odroczy1a sic Ra-
ola ma czas nleograniczony.
M. TOYE, przewodniczacy Rady
pow.
Posw i a d cza:
E. A. Ramm, auditor p~owiatewy.
PEACCIE IA WJARUSA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-23

ma REUMATYzM.

Il h e m a i s m o II M e n t.
Lekarstwo ME dawno temu wy
nalezione ma wyleczenie reumatyz-
mu przez A Iberia Proch o.
W icza W Winona, Mimi; i paten-
towane II kwietnia 1888. Jest Pc
wnem lekarstwo przeciw b6lom reu
matycznym kazdego rodzaju W ra-
mionach, przegubiach, kolanach.
kostkach j wszystklch innych sta
wach cia}a ludzkiego; leczy take
Dol g}owy znany pod nazwa ,,sick
headache 8
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-23
MO- P%otrzebuje
n%atychmiast zecera
ola ,,Wiarusa"
II. 'DERDOWSKI.
WIADOMOSCI
MIEJSCOWE

Cd KILKU DNI bawi W
Winonie organista p. jullusz
Zaczek.
NAJPRZ. KS. Biskupowi
Cottrowi doreczyli katolicy i
oDywatele miasta Winony
pugilares S 1900
maszyn rolnl-
czych .Wihona Harvester
Works" sprzedana zostaia "a
dol. 10000 Janowi Randall.
lowi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-23
POdziekoWanie.

Leza}em chory ma reumatyzm
i potrzebowatem wielu lekarzy, lecz
laden ME by} W stanie mi pomodz,
ola tego uda1em sic do p. Pro-
chowicza W Winonie l lego me-
decyna natychmiast mi pomog}a.
Herman Deilke
Winona, MINI.
Przepisy y:
Wlej oko}o }yzeczke cd kawy
tego oleju przeclw reumatyzmowi
W dion ] natrzel mlejsca dokucza-
jace zwfaszcza stawy; trzej p6ty,
p6ki olej ME wsiakn1e W cia]o i
powt6rz. Jezeli stawy napuchly,
WEI siarki proszkowatej, posyp
MIA nieprana welna i ob}oz miei-
sea dokuczajace. Uzywaj oleju, jak
powyzej diva razy dziennle, a gdy
Dol ustanie raz tylko dziennie.
Setki list6w cd lu-
dzi, Atorzy zostall W y
| ecZeni przez mole e.
S tw o, swi dcza O
d zielnosci tegoz.
Uzywajc;e tego lekarstwa ma
Dol g}owy; uzdrowi was z pewnos-
cia2. P%otrzeicie glove doskonale.
CENA BUTELKI $l.OO.
Fabrykowane tylko przez
A. PROCHOWICZA
POI East End street, Winoua, Mimi.
M. Kowalewskl, agent. (Nov. 2S.)
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1890-06-12
Drowned at Upper Lehigh.

Mahlon McAvoy, young boy, aged
sixteen years, who was living with his
lrandf.t er, James Smith, of Main
street, Upper Lehigh, was drowned
while bathing in an old stripping at the
Western end of the Upper Lehigh tract
on Sunday last.
Young McAvoy, in company with
about a dozen smaller boys, left home
about II O'Clock noon to go swimming.
and while in the water (being unable to
swim) is supposed to have taken cramps
and sank. On coming to the surface the
second time his companions threw an old
raft towards him, but before he could
reach it he again sank, and did not rise.
An alarm was given, Mart Waldron
and Thomas Rhoda arrived and went in
to the water, and in short while brought
the body to the bank Word was i'm
mediately sent to T. A. Buckley, J. p,
who, in a short while, arrived at the
place where the body lay, and en-
panelled the following jury: James
Jamison, foreman, Paul Dash, James
!RRhoda, Joseph Evans, Thomas Parry,
Thomas Price. The jury viewed the
body and then adjourned to the COM
pany store, where number of witnesses
were examined, and the following verict
was rendered:
We, the jury, empanelled to ascertain
as to how, when and after what manner
the said Mahlon McAvoy came to his
death, do say that the said Mahlon Nc
Avoy came to his death near Upper Le-
high, in Butler twp, County of Luzerne
and State of Penn'a, from drowning, and
said death resulted accidental, and the
said jurors do further say that there was
such story suspicious of violence or
other unlawful acts at the hands of some
person or persons as to render necessary
the holding of an inquest.
The death coming as it did, so sudden,
has caused a gloom to hang over the
quiet and peaceful village; and the rela-
tives of the dead boy have the sympathy
of the whole community.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1890-06-12

The Democratic Legislative Committee
of the 4th district met at the Brslin
House, in Hazleton, on Saturday after
noon and elected delegates to the State
Convention to be held at Scranton on
the I'd of July.
1t was noticed, when the committee
was called to order, that number of
the regular committeeman were absent
and that substitutes were present to act
in their stead, among whom was James
McHugh, of town, in the place of VIM.
A Mulhearn. Nominations for delegates
were first in order, and James II. Laugh
ran, j. G. Wiegand and Chas. F. Nc
Hugh were named and unanimously
elected. A resolution was offered by
Committeeman McHugh favoring the
policy of Hon. James Collins in the last
legislature an that any opposition to
him be discountenanced and that he be
unanimously nominated for a second
term. Objections were raised to this
resolution on the ground that other as
pirants for Legislative honors, whom the
the voters of the district might put be-
fore the convention, would not have a
fair chance for the nomination. In Of
fering the resolution it was the intention
OF Mr.. Mc11ugh to only gain the consent
of the committee but it did not pass,
and was later knocked on the head. The
first representative district was endorsed
by resolution for recommending Hon.
+. B, Coke, of this district, for Congress.
A motion was made that the convention
nominate candidate for Assembly, to
convene in Hazleton on the 23d day of
August, 800, after which the convention
adjourned.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1890-06-12
tFPIE LEHTGH.

T,sa,,b poo,,;,i ,.l
Moses. was injured by % a fall Of #, coal dVar an
TUESDAY al No slone wal o''
- MI ~
Soili1 i'ilouai ll.i son OF James khoda, had
nis cuiiai o1he INJURED at NO. 4, by being
Jaugnl between cars and props, while
urlVlhs'
John Jones lIoot) received severe
cut on one OF his hands, by a piece of
coal breaking while loading car, at No.
u on Monday.
Sunday last was ChiIdren's Dav at the
Presbyterian Church here. Rev Ris.
choff conducted the exercises The
church was crowded.
Row Thaontn,. 1 q u,,,
parra n,ili m, ,',pnah ai1iu2 VIneS, VI w likes
Cbr.at ro' ",t' ~ Il V"en ~ t'ie "eisn naptlst
n 9a 1.n az Ol5vt LeIiel next sunday at
NOV d. iii' am Pc H.
Mr.. Roberts, one of the rescued miners
OF the Ashley explosion, was visitor to
this place the fore part Of the week, as
the guest OF William Owens
Rev. S. S. Jones. of Inner T,ehiob
preached at Lindsav's Hall. in Freela5d
last Sunday to a large and annreciatiye
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1890-06-12
Ex-Tax Collector Collins Vindicates Him
self on the Proposed Land Sales.

EDITOR TRIBUNE-Dear Sir Some
time ago the Treasurer of Luzerne county
caused to be published for sale list of
properties returned by the different col
lectors for non-payment of taxes. Among
the many that were so published were
some from the borough of Freeland.
Some parties with the intention, no
doubt, to do me an injury spread the re-
port that all the taxes so returned were
for the year 1887 and we're returned by
me. Now, many Of those people whose
properties were so advertised had paid
their taxes and were settled for by me
years ago, whilst others had paid later,
and they felt very indignant when the
news spread that their properties were
advertised for sale.
In order to place myself straight
on this matter desire to say that there
haye been more collectors in Freeland
borough since 1887 than me, and to show
the public that all the names that were
published were not returned by me |
herewith present a statement together
with the treasurer's receipt for all that