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the first and the courts at washington hcis"'' -
pied from eory in the until sundo"n Inc sc
tleen,s singles lodie. singles and mixed doubles were
continued and several OF matche, were interesting
indeed The scores OF the days play follow 49, =,
Mixed doubles-First round-Mss Locke ana W. NJ
uaipbt beat Miss Schultz and S. Byrne C-S G.; MISS
IIohar and 6 C. Mllett beat Miss Cahlll and h r. Per-
kjns O. ca Second round-Mss Ballantine and W.
Jones beat Miss Bcyd and Clarence Hobart ~ -
Ladies' singlcs-Frst Ound-Mss Stone beat MISS hoDa'
e-3 3-G 6-3. Second round-Miss Mchinlay oest dis'
schultz. G-3 CO Mise Stone beat Miss Putnam. c.
"a c. Gentlemens snges-rrelminary round-C'
Craon beat W. Jcnes G-3 p. j. Hildreth beat W. p
Reilly 6-3 CO; s. p. GIimn beat r. IL. STOKES w.
"a 6-4 First round-T. r. Ilin beat i. - Oscanyoh'
GOSSIP ABOUT IIARvARD'S FOOTBALL PLAYERS
Boston, Sept "a (speclal).-Aready gosslpS are DuSS
abot the Harvard football team, and some here pre-
nict as defeat in the next combat with Yale. This
ecems 10 be a premature prediction IN view OF the
fact that only five new will need to be cIoseh
this fall to make up the eleven. The team as u
nIayed Yale last year was Cumnock and Hollowell'
ends: UPTON and Newell, tackles Cranston' centre
p Trafford and F1nlay guards; Dean quartefDach
Lake and COrbett. balfbacks. and b. Trsnoro' Ilil
back OF these men. Dean, P. Trafford, Flniay ana
crton are no+ 70 return to college. Cumnock is on
the Advisory Committee, All OF the old players who
come back win without doubt fill the places they
occupied I'm the Yale game last year. Only fVe new
men. therefore, are lacking to make the team com
plete. Who these men will be no one now can 'el'
KeIton stands a good chance OF being selected for
one of the guards and Grant centre rush for Exeter
team last year, has good claim on the centre. sew
e,a candidates are the list from last year 10 III
Deans place as quarterback, and all are men OF trled
experience. Captain TIaford VIII be taxed TO MAKE
a decision between several players OF equally goou
standing Taking into consideration the Tact that te
coming eleven will probably bc made up mostly Oh
,layers of experience and welllEnOwn ability that
there are many men in college who could do WONDERS
il given chance and that the freshman class VIII
offer range of 400 or 500 men TO select from there
aoes NOT seem TO be sufficient warrant at present 10
saw tha; the outlook for Harvard football this year Is
discOuagng. ~, :,
Tn the meantime several minor games VIII DC
played The first announced is to te on oaluiuay,
October 3, when on Jarvis Field, Dartmouth VIII
ot Harvard For tlIs reason Captain Trafford Is
anxonsy awaiting the arrival Of his Iayei VINO @ Ss lem
60 no a little tardy this year. Dartmouth ndo pec
IN WorIng order for several days, and Yale mas Dcen
we'll organized for week.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-25

The Committee on Finance made the
following report;
To the Honorable Board Of Supervisors a
Kent County:
GENTLEMEN = Your Committee OF
Finance, to whom Was referred the
communication of the State hsh
warden, would report that in their
judgment the recommendations therein
contained would not procure the re-
suits desired. at cost " thin the benefit
to be derived. We would recommend
that he he authorized to employ not 10
exceed three wardens. 81 an expense not
to exceed two dollars per day each, for
not 10 exceed hfty days service in all,
IN. entire expense not to exceed one
hundred dollars, and would ask 10 be
discharged from further consideration
of The subject.
Respectfully submitted,
=. n. CLtWFSrs,
s. 7. Cofsox,
Sfwox ststIvsx.
Committee on Finance.
Mr.. Sullivan moved that toe report
hs adopted
Loaf by the following vote. the yess
sna GAYS lse "a esilea for
fess~ ae.srs to4son. Gould. amvens.
lssinss. i,fsoesls, o'i.esTy. smith s0ll.-
..a. n.ssa wsls~s. X g. woosl ~orsh
-fa.
Nsvs aessfs ssnismts. Rergfa .f-n.
n4aas. IslssSaissa. Isesa. esli, HI.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-25

Woodwork.
The Committee on Finance made the
foliowing report:
70 The Honorable Board OF Supervisors ofKent
County:
GFSTLFNEs-Your Committee on FL
nance report to the board the necessity
of borrowing money to meet the current
expenses OF the county for the balance
Of the year and recommend the adopt
ion of the following resolution:
Resolved by the Kent county Board
OF Supervisors that Charles ID. stebbins.
county treasurer, be and . hereby An.
thorizsd 10 horro not 10 exceed forty
thousand dollars for a period not ex.
tending beyond March 18th. 1892. for
the purpose or meeting current erpen.
ses of The county
Respectfully submitted.
+. =. CLkxExTs.
s. r CoIsox.
ssNoS SuI1svsx,
Committee on Finance.
wr. Clement. moved that the report
hs sa0ptef. which prevailed by the fol-
lawine vote. NJ. Roberts eslling FOR the
yess snd peys
Yea. - Nessrs Renjamsn, Bergib.
Clements. Colssn. Elnasons. Fehsen-
fed. Froes Gil4. Gould. Bsvens. HiA.
tsnr.aone. Kinnsy. Is4usf, i,epp'ns
Isesnss. oflesry. Potter. Flersh, Proc
sss. Roberts. ResensHsFs sehsrseeraosa.
s.aess4s, sAoeas, sassssss sasss. sailssan,
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-25

Hegadone. Klnney. Leppink, Potter,
Plurnb. Proctor. Rotsrls. Rosenbarg.
schermernorn, Sinclair, skeels, ssnils,
Ulrich, J. W waikeT. Ward. Watkins,
Chsirm&n-24.
Absent-Messrs- Coburn and W. r.
Wood woFth-2.
Not yoisng-Mr. Clements.
Ga motion OF Mr.. Roberts the subject
matter WAS referred 70 . SPECIAL com
miItee TO be appointed by the chair
man.
Mr.. Sullivan offered the following
resolution:
Whereas il is advisable that the legal
advisers of Kent county should have
access to the best law library TO which
access 10 obtsinsble. and
Whereas. the Grand Rapids Law IL
brary has provided for the use OF the
bar of Kent county, the largest library
in Western Michigan. containing sbout
200 volumes which is open Tor the
members of the bar. upon payment OF
S25 per year, for each member, payable
quarterly in advance, on the first days
of January. April, July aud October OF
each year. Therefore,
Resolved, By the Board of Super
vlsors of the county of Kent that the
| county clerk be and is hereby author
lied 10 cause to be paid TO the Grand
Rapids law library aforesaid. quarterly
/ in advance, the sum of SIS. the same TO
be applied to the payment OF the library
dues OF the prosecuting attorney OF
Kent county and his assistant.
Mr.. Sullivan moved that the resolu-
ton be adopted.
Lost by the following vote, Mr.. Plumb
calling for the yeas and nays:
Yeas-Messrs. Fehsenfield, Havens,
Kinney, schermerhorn, Sullivan-5.
| Nays-Messrs. Benjamin, Bergin
Clements, Colson, Emmons, Frost. Gill
Gould, Hill, Hogadone, Ladner. Lep
pink, Looms, O'Leary, Potter. Plumb
| Proctor, Roberts, Rosenburg, Sinclair
Skeels, Smith, Smlts, Ulrich, Davic
| Walker, j. w. Walker, Ward, Watkins
f, f. c. Woodworth, Chsirman-30.
Absent, Messrs. Coburn and w. F
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-25

Ulrieh. Dsvid Walker. Ward, Watkins,
T. C. Moodworsh. ch2lrmsn-Ss.
Nays-Mr. J. ". Walker.
Absens-Messrs. Coburn and W +.
Wood .ortb-2.
On motion of Mr. Gould. Supervisor
Wood sorth wss excused for the dSy on
account OF sickness.
On motion of MIR. J. w. Walker,
Supervisor Coburn Was excused from
attendance for the DAY.
On motion Of Mr. Roberts, the state
ments Of moneys 10 be raised for town
ship and other purposes nov on Tie
with the clerk we're referred 10 the
Committee on Finance.
The Committee on Equalization made
the following retort aud on motion Of
Mr.. Emmons the same WAS adopted;
To the Honorable Board OF Supervisors Of TIE
County of Kent.
GESrLfNES - Your Committee on
Equalization to whom WAS referred the
oe>trStitCi4s 4O1At Va iA&S Wv Al
SAID county and wards IN the City of
Grand Rapids, having had the same
under consideration, would respectfully
recommend that the report of your
committee at the June session 1891, be
adopted as the equalization of the
assessment rolls of said townships and
wards, at the present session and that
the same be spread upon the records.
All of which is respectfully submitted.
AvoSLEy 4. RoBERTs,
FREAoST +. SKEELs,
MosEs RosEsBURG,
L. j. SINCLAIR,
MyRoS A. Potter,
CHRISTOPHER BERGIs,
X. Il. LOOMS,
II. ii. HAvESs,
JoHN KINNKY, Committee.
The report above referred 10 Is 8.
follows:
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-25

Tenth ward IN the year lsse, and Ga
motion az Mr.. HagAdoas the same w&s
referred 10 the committee On rejected
taxes snd the supervisor ii lhe Tenth
ward.
The question then bsang the smcnd-
ment 10 the amendment offered hy Ar.
Roberts this forenoon, the same VAS
losi by the following vote. Nr. Looms
calling Cor the yeas aud nsvs.
Yeas-Nsssrs, Clements. Hogadons.
Looms, Roberts, J. W. Walker
Nays-MessTs. benjamin. Beigln, Col-
son, Emmons. Feasenfeid, Frost, Gil,
Gould, Hasens. hal. Kinney.
LSdner, Leppins, Potter, Plumb.
Proctor. sehsTmerhorn, Sinclair,
Sseels. Smith. smsss. Sullivan. Ulrieh,
David Walker, Watkins, 4. C. Wood
worth. W. r. woodworth, Chairman
%.
Absent = Messrs- cobnra, o'Lesry.
Rosenburg. ward-4.
Mr.. Hogadons moved Ssa suhstitu to
that the contract for furnishing vault
fixtures for the new court house build
Ing be Les TO the lowest bidder.
Lost by the following vote. the yeas
and nays being called for:
Yeas-Messrs. Clements, Hogsdons,
Looms, Roberts, Sullivan, j. w.
Walker, Watkins, Chairinan-s.
Nays - Aessrs. benjamin, Bsrgis,
Colson, Emmons, febsenfeld, Frost,
Gill, could, Hsvens, Hill. Kinney, Lao
ner. Leppink, Potter, Plumb. Proctor,
sehermerhorn, Sinclair, skeels, Smith,
Smits, Uirich, David Walker, r. q.
| Woodworth, W. r. Woodworth-25.
Absent - Messrs. Cohurn, OLesry,
Rosenburg, Mard-i.
Mr.. Roberts moved as u substitute
that al bids be rejected and the subject
matter referred 10 the committee on
court house building, with instruction:
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to advertise for hid. on schedule lista,
of kind and quantity Of iirtures needed.
and that said committee report 10 "a .
board al iss january session.
Lost hy the following vote, Mr. Rob
erts calling for tbs yeas aDa nave
Yeas-Ncssrs Clements, Hogs Gone,
Roberts, J ". walker-4
Nays- Messrs Benjamin, Bergln, Col
son, Emmous, Feascnfsld. FROST, oil,
Gould. BaveDs, Hill. Kinney, Lsdner.
Leppink. O'Ieafy, Potter, Plumb. Proc
tor, schermerhorn, Sinclair, Skaeis,
sasih, smits. sullivan. Uir.ch, David
Walker, watkins. E. G. woodworth, W.
7. Moodworth. Cssirmsn-2B.
Alison Nessrs. Couurn, RosenbuTg,
wsrd-5.
Not voiine--Nr. Deons
The question then being the smend-
ment offered by Mr.. Emnbnns, the
same was carried hy the foiiov vote,
Mr. skeels calling fo5 the yess and nays-
Yess - Aessrs. Ber0in, Clemsnss,
Emrnons. Fehsenfeld. Frost. souid,
Havens. Hiii, Kinney. LsdBsr. . lesfs,
Potter. Plumb, slncisr. smith, David
Walker, watkins. y G. woed~orth, "
r Wood vorth--lp.
Says-Nessrs Benjamin, colson, On.
Hogadoee. Jeypiuk. Looms, Proctor,
Ros,erts. schemsrhorn. ssesls. hmius,
sulsvsn. Ulrieh. }. v walker, cssH-
I nisn-1b
I 4 Ateant-wpssrs Cohsrn, Ros~pburf
and wsrd-s
TIE question then isins the rnotivn
rnsds - Mr.. sullivsn ss amended. the
cane vs. csrried by tte following vote.
Nr. Ravens ealing for the yeas and
rave
Yess-Ms<~rs Clements. Frnn,ons.
| Fehsanfel6. Froe, Gil. esuld fisretss.
HI. KINNEY. La1Ber Leppluk. Looms,
o LssTys Potter. PlGllb. ssssgnsrbe1n,
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-25
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS


M0sDAY, OcToRzz Il. 1891.
The Board Of supervisors Of Kent
county convened in regular annual
Session Ia the supervisor rooGa tso-
Called in the Hsnisn block, IN the city
OF Gr2nd Rapids a said county Al tao
o'clock IN the afternoon and Vas
called 70 order by the chairman. Roll
called Quorum present.
The committee 0n court house
building made the following report and
on motion OF Mr.. sullivan the same
"as accepted and adopted:
ts the Honorable Beard Of Supervisors Of
heateeantS. Mica
GEsrLEaEx.
Your committee on court house
building 20 whom was referred the
various proposals for elevators and
connections, has cSrefuliy examined
the various proposals and recommend
tns acceptance by the board OF the
proposal submitted by tho Standard
Elevator Company OF Chicago. at the
Price named in their proposal submitted
70 the board June 22nd last. which pro-
posai herewith accompanies this report
and - made a part hereof, VIZ, Sixteen
hundred and sixty nve dollars 81 ,oo5. }
Respectfully submitted,
r. b. LOOMS.
J. w. WALKER,
JAsfER Hn.L.
j. T. GOULD.
Court House Building Committee.
Dated October i2. 1891.
On motion OF Mr.. Gould the claims
now on ile with the clerk and those
which may be fled during the first
three days OF this seasslon of the board.
were referred TO the proper commit
tees.
On motion of Mr.. j. w. Walker the
tax rolls of the several townships OF the
county and wards of the city of Grand
Rapids were referred TO the committee
on equalization.
Supervisor Ladner was excused from
attendance for the day on motion OF
Mr.. Emnions.
On motion OF Mr.. Skeels the clerk
Of this board wac requested to furnish
the official newspaper with copy OF the
daily proceedings and request q daily
publication of the same.
On motion CT Mr.. Benjamin the
board adjourned until nine O'Clock in
the forenoon.
CORNELIUS l.. HARVEY,
Clerk. LEWIS A. SOLOMON
Chairman.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-25

sppo,nt a coianaittee OF three 10 ascsr-
tan and report for what yearly sum =
stenogrsphsr esn De secured 10 perform
the work % slenogrspher IA police
court. Carried.
The chairman appointed s. such
uilt-e Messrs. Proctor, Ulricn ana Rob-
eFts.
On motsoL Of Mr.. Hill, Supervisor
Ward was excused from attendance for
tie day.
On motion Of Mr.. Loonis the election
of County superintendent OF the Poor
10 succeed David Lankester Was made
the special order for Wednesday next.
Mr.. sullivsn moved that the chair
man aud clerk OF this board be author.
ized and directed 10 draw al order on
the county treasurer IN favor of VII.
liam .. Westfall for the balance of one
half of his salary as acting judge oi
police court frem June Is, 1891. To oc-
tober lst, 1921.
Carried. majority of the member.
elec. voting therefor.
The chairman appointed as the com
mittee to report on the redistricting OF
the county into representative district,
the following members
First district. Messrs. Sullivan, Skeels
O'Leary; Second district, Mr.. Rosen
burg; Third district. Mr.. +. {. Wood
worth. G.
On motion of M. Havens the boarc
adjourned until tomorrow at nins
O'Clock in the forenoon.
LEWIS A. SOLOMON, Chairman.
CORNELIUS L. HARVEY, Clerk.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-25
wEnxEspAy. October Il. IsG

WEDNESDAY,, october II, 1891.
The Board of Supervisors met pur-
suant to adjournment and was called
to order by the chairman. Roll called.
Quorum present. The minutes of yes
terday's proceedings were read aud ap-
proved.
A petition from E. ]. Cunning. execu-
trix of the estate of Charlotte Gaming,
deceased. was read, asking the board to
cause to be refunded to her an alleged
excessive tax levied against her In the
Fourth ward of the City of Grand
Rapids in the year 1890, and on motion
OF Mr.. Roberts tho same was referred
to the committee on rejected taxes and
supervisor OF the Fourth ward.
A petition from w. n. Murphy and
ten others, residents of the township
of Lowell. was read. asking the board
to authorize the supervisor of that
township TO spread upon certain prop
srty therein, the proportionate expense
for repairs made on the Pratt Lake
dram IN the year 1889. and on motion
of Mr. Shermerhorn the same was re-
ferred tn the committee on drains.
A petition from Caroline A. NclIis,
was re1d. asking the board to cause 70
b. refunded 10 her an alleged excessive
tar levied against her IN the Tenth
ward in the year 1890. and on notion
OF Nr. Sullivan. the same was referred
e. THE committee on rejected taxes and
the supervisor of the Tenth ward.
4 petition from George +. Argard
vas sead. ask ing the hoard TO cause 10
b. refunded 20 him an alleged exces
sive TAX Of $50. levied against him in
The Tenth ward in the year 1890, and
on notion OF Mr.. BENJAMIN the same
was referred b the committee on re-
iscted taxes and the supervisor of the
Tenth warsl.
4 petition frem Albert T. Henshsv
Wa read, sssins the hoard 20 csase 10
BE refassissi 80 sim an alleged sxess-
size tax ol sisso levied against hlna n
tbe feugn ward 10 shs year isss. and
oa ~ Sen ~ Nr. Rer snsia the sanss
~AsrtfssFed 20 the committee en- re-
leetsd taxes AID slse supervisor II "a.
Ienth waFe
TIE esess feaa he ssassn.ns 81 th~
kssd 80 fsefsi fslsAse - tire stste
sA4 stf esesssssd - Esns enantf. snsi
as npaaan - Ne =. " eslkef tns
~nsr .as FsfsfFea ~ sae cosasasstes os
Gaa4ss.
Telegram-herald., 1891-10-25

The special order being reached, VIZ.
the resolution offered hy MIR. j. W.
Walker on the 18th instant relative IN
the appointment of committee 10 sd-
vertise for bids for the purchase OF the
county property. corner OF Kent aud
Lyon-sts., the same was considered.
On motion of Mr. LOOMS the resoiu-
tlou was adopted.
The next SPECIAL oraerbeine resched.
viz: The report made yesterday by the
special committee on vault fixtures. on
motion of Mr. Looms, the representa-
tives Of the three bidders on furnishing
such fixtures. were gwen permission TO
address the board.
On motion of Mr. Walker the report
was adopted.
The question then teing The consid-
Grafton of the three reports relative TO
vault fixtures, made on July 3, 1891,
Mr. sullivan moved that the report
made by tbe Judge OF probate snd the
clerk be adopted.
Mr.. EmmoDs moved to suend esd
motion by striking ogt the words, "the
Judge Of probate and the comfy CLERK.
and inserting the words, "the majority
Of the committee"
hr. Roberts moved - amend the
amendment by striking ont the words
''tbe majority OF the committee. and
Inserting ihs ~ards, "B. p. LOOMS and
J. W. Walker"
On motion 81 Mr.. salliTsn The board
took reces. untii closk thIs after
noon.
sFTF Rvysrr zrz~fcx.
The hosrd met pursuant 70 sd1ourD-
rnent snc ~ss csiled % order hy ths
chairman Rs8 called. Quorum
present
petition frorn n. r. ylekks vs'
resc asking the t<,srd "a csuss - De re
fandee q hifn 81 alleged ercessve tar
OF sise.tso lsvasa against hlm IL ths