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The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-03-19
A FirSt-(C1aSS
BARBER SHOP.

II you wish a first class Shave,
Hair Cut, Shampoon or Mustache
Dye, call at my place of business on
Wall Street, three doers from the
corner of NJ. Hanstein's, there you
will find me at all hours.
RAZORS SHARP, SHEARS KEEN!
fyou want a good job don't fail to
call on me. j. IL. SIMMONS,
anr1O-tf Barber.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-03-19
DUNRAVEN RANCH
A Story of American Frontier
Life.
By Capt. CHARLES KING. US 4,
author Of The Cotoneps Daughter n ''F'ron
the Ranks" I" "1hs Deseyfer,n ESc.

Copyrighted 1883 by J. B. Ldppincott Company
Philadelphia, and published by special arrange.
ment through the American Press Association
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1891-03-19
JEWELRY AND CLOCKS

have just received large lot Of
Elegant Jewelry. This l will guarah-
tee to the purchaser to be just as rep.
resented. | sell no cheap, ''fire guilt
goods but carry STANDARD LINE OF
GOLD FRONT GOODS. The attention of
the ladies is called to the latest styles
Of BREAST PlNs-they are things OF
beauty"
The old reliable and standard SETH
THOMAS CLOCKS always in stock.
in various styles and sizes.
Say Repairing of Watches and Clocks
and mending Jewelry is specially.
Allwork dc is guaranteed to give en-
tho satisfaction.
Respectfully.
sep5-tf G.. T. RAWLS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-01-27
@roEDertUgt5um
GruBber5osiu ISslheib.

glus Sid i5rsibt man ibsr bic 9roB:
b~srsosin: r~lInisre neue 0anOssmuttsr, bic
Trau @roBbsrSosin, lit bstanntli9 cine
ssborene Yriussilin pou anbaIts DsHau.
Sire Sobsit s,bIidte bas 9i5t Der Wtlt
am %. DsSember 1888 unb erbisIt bic
Ramen @oelbsio Warts, nit benz &ufnas
men AbsIbsib. sic 1T bic dlteite Go3tsr
bes BrinSen SrteSti5 ausult, wsI4er be,
Drubsr bss i'm Sabre 1871 unitorbensn
9ersoss 2eopolb Srisorlb uou anbalts
Seiau mar uno iomit 1T iie bic Baie oes
isbt reSiersnoen Sertoss 9eoppIo SriebIi9.
Nls InbIlt : DsHauerin ssb6rt bic 6rau
@roBbsrtosin benz bsribmtsn @si9Is6ts
Der Nstanter an uuo bat gum urdnbsru
ben Besraubsr ber Wart 8rauosnburs,
Mlbre5t ben Sdreu. Bsnu man li5 nun
in grinreruns brtnSt, baB eieiss Sran5eus
burg, aus pe!6sm bas R6nigrei5 Yrsuseu
erpadieu LIT. 1873 benz Ralisr Sail VI ,
benz ii9tisitsn 9sr,i5er bss Sauiss
2ursmburs, suisl uno paB bsisn SoA,
Raiisr Siesmuno, Der Isgts Sp,6Biins
unisrss siasnsn 9srri9srbauies. ON Is.
Mpril l4l7 in 8oultanS ben 9urssrafsu
pom Rirnbsrs, Srtsbri9 Nv. uou 6obens
3ouern NIT Der Wlrt B%ranbenburg bslebnte
unb i'm 70 gum Stammuatsr bss isbt als
sewaltissn 9auiss Sobensoasrn ma9te,
- 10 tanu nan fi4 ni4t entbalten bisie
feltiams 5asuus bss S4'dials gu b:~aas
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-01-27

2eIIinssn. Nm 8. San. ue,itiet
bier bsr 2sbrsr 5r. gbarIss arenbt, ssbo.
rem au gttelbrad. 9isr3is Sabre but e.
bas i9psrs Amt aIs 2ebrsr bstlsibst ,unt
nur brei Sabre warsn ibm sss6nnt, it9 in
RubeitaNbe pon ben ptsIsu Wiben uni
Bsi9wsrben 81 erbolsn. 80 9ebrer butteu
i5 gum 8ss,dbrifs einsefunosn.
gu Erinti n 9 n 1T elm lanbpittb:
idaftlider gsrsin ssbilbst uorben. 8ers
isIbe sdbIte sJsi9 80 RitsIiebsr.
Son Der Sasb unb SGserei. - gu
8iien paro am 20. DECEMBER Elm sroBes
&reibiassn, OIL Dem % Serren &beil nabnlen,
ab9ebalten. grlest wurbeu: 7 Jtsbe, % Sa.
len, 2 Siidie, / Saielbubn. Bon ben Teben
rpuroen 3 crit am ~;petten Gage u%or9eiunoen.
aber sur9 bic Srsibsr. - Qui elmer am ielbeu
Gage aui benz Sa9b9ebiete oes Serrn. D. glos
6aulen absebaltenen lreibia9o puroen 6 3febe,
- Salen uno 6 Si6Ie sur Strete 9ebra9t. -
am "a. GeSbr. Sogeu circd Elm GuSeno rpiloe
@Gnie Iber " { 7 d odbin, pelte 10 nieori9
floSen, oaB IS benz orr. @ult. Wilbelmp Don
Rolltn9en 9elang, cine nauon i'm Slu9e 81
ibieBen. Eieielbe, elm mirtlides QraGterem:
plar, wo9 10t Gfo., uno wiro aus9eitopft. -
Am IS. 8e;br. erle9te Or. Sob. geder, Sat-
pirtb in Nl;tn9en, einen 100 Rile i6pereu Rets
Ter auf ieiuer Sa9o i'm al;in9er Suloe. -
Serr :. Bed pom Siettr6 bot einen Wolf auf
ietner Sa9o bel Oiettr6 gei6oien, bod emf;
fam Dteilter SIesrimnr, ben man lpGter nit an
seireieuer Saut i'm Snseloorfer @aloe fano. -
Bel elmer am Is. Ge;ember III sd I'M . d abs
9ebaltenen Sreibiaso auf Nilol6weine, 9elan9
IS Serrn @mil Seruats, abermuls etten oteler
piloen 9run;er III erleoeu. - Glf elmer AM ~.
3eSember aur benz 9epadteten Sa9oSeblete oes
gtotars Siau BEL 6eoiu9en abgebaltereu
Sreibia9o, tonnten bios 4 Saien neblt lie einem
6u6ie uuo siuem Sirtbabu sur Strete 9ebra6t
weroen, obpobl iiebeu woblseriiitete 9timrOoe
in ge9leltun9 pon Is SreIbern frib aus9eriidt
waren. Spatsr iaub cine ;peite 3reibia9b
itatt aui csmieIben SaSoeiSentbume, nobel
leb't wenisen Saien II. a. . 6iidie tbr Seben
laller rnuBten.
@iptlfanbb Der Stabt 8ilt.
Seirat6en.- Bonn 80. De; anorsas
ytad, Nterer, nit anna Hoeien, obne Stano.
SterbefGlIe.- Bonn 81. Se;.: 5bereiia
Serpais, alt SO g., 0ittme pom Sobunu Qesib
S6aat l. San. NitoloS S6miS, penIionir:
ter Gren;auiieber, alt 6S g., Gbe9atte uon
Vtarta 9ambert.
gtpil It an b Der Stabt Sid a.. b.
AI5ette.
Seiratbeu.-S al;ner Stang. 8ersmaun,
nit @omprir 9liiabetb, obne Stano.
SterbefGIIe.- Bonn IS. Se;.: Char
pentier Seanuette, alt 40 g., @bsirau Don Bar:
MID Seiuri6, Qrbeiter; 60: @olter Safob,
gbemann pon S9mit Utar9arstba.
GiuiIfanb Der Stabt 9urem;
burg.
Seiratbeu.- Bonn 80. Gs;.: 8iIbelm
Geter Suntenbroi6, Shriitieser, nit Suianuu
Rarta Sourt; 81: Wtatbias Sunio, WtObel:
i6reiuer, nit Gltie WoulIu.
5ter6efGlle - Bonn 30. Ss;.: 6atb.
Tlommaus, alt "a e., Gteirlu pom Sobauu
Samit, Sunoorbeiter; 6ran; Kid, alt II s.,
obne Stano, ebelos; 81: Utaria Resenpetter,
alt SIS g., @ittpe pon Htihsl &a9uer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1891-01-27
Saar, WoieL @iiel mo SuHsrhd.

G%rnannt: bsr Bfarrsr bon @uetls
faugen, Serr SObuun @onbOrf gum Yfa,s
rer ucu Settis; Der Bfarrer pom Vii, Serr
Rail Qsrusr, sum Bfarrer BON &eiI ; beg
Rfarrsr pom Sqsri5, 9err alpbons Stiff,
gum Bfarrer BON Sberuinter Der Bfarrer
bon Neef, SER Sobcnu Wt1asl Ranoers
fslb, sum BfarrusrwaItsr pom Nli; bsr
pfarrsr Don 9eri@ba4, Ssrr Sob. @@nsia
Der, gum YfarrrsrpaIter pom R%altenboru.
Dem 5errn suti6Iafsn: am 10. Nop.
Der sbsmaIigs 6iIfsseiftItde BON Std,
6eyr Bran5 NitoInus Sobn, i'm 60. 2es
b~snsiabns; am Is. Hop. Der pfarrer Dor
Raltsnborn, Ssrr S%ubiIarprisitsr unS De
f~iaitor 9ohann Soispb Sores, I'M s6. 2s.
bsrsiabrs.
Ser uer iorbsne 3srr Yaifor
9!inrsi5 66br pOn Rattts auBe,te iton
f,iter bsn Buni5, aui benz Ra6tissr
Rir6bof bid. an Der Rtr9s, no bic iriter
IN @GGtis pet ltorbsuen Ssrrsn @eif!i3sn
rubsr, t~e9raben su perbsn. Iueia Der
0srr GargNmsiitsr gmmsri5 Don SeItina
gen bsfab! (sdt preuBii4 y, i'm IN csc
gsw6bnli5en &ei5snfo!gr gu bseroigsn.
Gle Rdatigsr absr sineeu baruuf ni5t
eiu. 3usi Srtssinssishin reiIlsn our
E6ni9l. &sSierurs nod C,ier unb eiuirt.
ten ben iSrtftli9sn gefsbl an ben Serrn
girssrmeliier, Dem Wuni1e bss geritcrs
bsnsn uno Der @emsinbe 81 sntiprs5sn.
Sn Der gifsI inb Goblsn entbctt
worosn! Sin Runr aus S56nau, psls
der itou Dor 25 Sabren on bnisIben.
STEELE RObIer ~ssfunbsn bab!u wolts, b,
mGlS absr ussen mcnselnosr Ebsilnabme
ieine enttstung ui5t ausbsutsn tonrte
unb rur Spott %erntete, bat i>st nit SiIfe
GINGER in Wsitinlsn bsrominniit seb!lbes
ter Abeiter bel benz Sits WoIberg an
Der @rft:N rtbals StIaSe unpsit con Wlsns,
i~tereife!, einsn tlsinen S3a1t ansslsst une
uis usri5iebene Ssitunssn msIbsn, Antbrna
cittobIe gu Gage sef6roert. Oas Sl6s I'D
unsefdbr ,ust Sub md9tis. % basisIbe
sinsm s,OBeren Eager anssbSrt 0bsr u
Elm gruditif 1T, itsbt frsiIi9 nod babin,
es pirb aber baIb unb boffsntlid in eriterm
Gimme barber entidiebsn werben. Die
BsrsbaIbeborbe 1T bena4ri9ttst.
Ote Wilbi d 10 Ell n { seisen fi9 biss
fen @iHtsr unsemsin sablrsi5. Si9ie
iiebt man aud 3ablrei9 auf ben SIrrsu.
babst 10 maser, baB man wobl fis5t, baS
S4muIbats Ri9enmsiitsr 1T.
9IIfIi9s Sunsraten! auf
benz sunBsn 9unsritsu inb bios ,psi
9sr,ts uph Ps;, MS,,p,tt q, wab,k
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-02-13
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

am prepared 90 wal, ON all my old
customers and ms many new ones as
can come. New goods and low prices
J. II. HAYT.
DIEn:--In the city of New York Of
Castro Eutrritis on the 7th of Febrrl-
AIRY 1891, Harry Wells Struteuburph
aged - years and 10 months Detroit
saginaw and Chicago papers please
copy.
Those wishing o look mp the titles
to property or those needing abstracts,
Of title Will do we'll To cal at Church 5
abstract office, Ithaca. The abstrtctor
in charge has had long experince in
this business and under stands tie
work thoroughly.
Don't you hate to give mp a boot Il
shoe just as ,o1 have it nicely fitted to
your foot? Yet frequently crack ap-
pears and rather than have an awh-
ward looking patch YOU throw the shoe
to one side. Avoid this hereafter by
ing Your shoes to McLellen who can
put on an Invisible patch.
For some time it has been noticed
that prominent young man of our city
freq iently had business in Saginaw.
ThA observing W Use ones Who noticed
these visits sagely shook their heads
and remarked that something would
come of it. Their forebodiugs came
true, for last "Wednesday morning
Frank Miller nude another trip to
$ ,giuaw where ~ six O'Clock he WIS
married ~ Mss Lizzie Watson. They
viii arrive i'm town tonight and i'm
mpdHtely begin house keeping. The
happy couple need M Introduction
to lima people. Mr.. Medler Is
known as Il jolly good fellow and as
head salesman in Pu,ldsly S mercantile
establishment has won hosts of
friends. Tae bride was q resident Of
the 2 ty some two years ago when sha
made many wlrm friends. The
Record rxterristo-M MIR and Mrs. Medler
it's heartiest congratulations aud
wishes then a long AID hagpy lie.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-02-13

When Mr.. Pennel of st. Johns
was appointed warden of the Ionia
Penetentiary the appointment was
declared satisfactory by the demo
cratic press generally. However
when Mr.. Pennel arrived at Ionia
and was met by J. c. Blanchard and
told that places must be furnished
for the democratic workers whom he
should name, forthwith, and was
shown a letter from Gov. Winans to
that effect he Immediately took
means to cancel his future engage
ment with the state aud now accord!
ing to the same democratic press Mr.
p. is not much of a man. Because
he had the courage TO say he would
make the change when he saw tit or
he wouldn't make them at all he Ii
called names by the great army o.
would-be office holders.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-02-13
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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-02-13
STATE OF MICHIGAN /
COlu,fg Of Gruftot. !

COuity " UItitt.
We the Undersigned duly appointed
and qualified inspectors OF the SPECIAL
Election Of the village OF Aimd, county
aud stale above mentioned, held al
Fuemen S Hall IN the aforesaid village.
on the 2ud day Of February. a. -. 1851.
pursuant To call OF The CLERK ut the
village aforesaid la accordance with a
resolution passed Uy tie common coun-
cIl OF the aforesaid village, at a regular
meeting OF SAID council. held or Tie
18Th day OF January, y. ID. 1891, calling
TO. special election to vote Lpun the
proposition OF bonding the said village
for Ten Thousand Dollars additional
public improvement bonds and to EN-
power and authorize said council 10
borrow money ON the tdIih dud creult
OF SAID village aud Issue such bonds
therefor, pursuant 10 the prOVsluaS OF
Act number oil of the Local Acts oI
the State of Michigan for the car 50.
emitted, An Act 10 authorize ana CB.-
power the council of the village Of
Alma, in the county of Grdtlot, To bOr-
row money and issue The bonds there
for; do hereby certify tPat the fol
lowing IS Il true AMI compared Stale.
menJ OF The whole mum yer votes given
for each ballot, sad ballots containing
the words, either, For the Loan, OF
Against the Loan"
Whole number of votes cast, l52: of
which The ballot, For the Lean" re-
celves 1870, and the ballot, against the
Loan" receives -.
We further certify and return that
the above statement is true aud correct
as shown by "a public canvass of said
votes Immediately after the polls were
closed without adjournment, and AS au-
nouuced by us after the completion Of
such canvass.
Certified to BY us, the undersigned
inspectors OF such election on, to.wit.
this the 3rd day OF February, a. ID.
1891, +. "A. BAGLEY,
JONI DUNBAR,
A
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-02-13

Says the Courier Herald: The
Lansing Journal, which assumes to
be the monitor of the democratic
contingent temporarily sojournlng
at the state capital in a legislative
capacity, is calling time. 1t declares
that both branches of the legislature
have frittered away considerable
valuable time IN discussing the
several resolutions providing that
the committees appointed to visit
the state institutions shall receive
only their actual travelling and hotel
expenses in place of the fat mileage
and lavish constructive expenses
which they have been awarded by
past legislatures. The time has been
frittered away because the statute
bearing on the subject Is as plain as
The nose on ones face. If the session
has been shortened, in view OF what
has thus far been accomplished, it
will 60 down to history as chiefly
remarkable for what it did not do.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-02-13

The problem oi the north pole
still furnishes scientists with an ex-
citing incentive for adventure. And
though its frozen regions are strewn
with the wrecks Of unfortunate ex-
petitions new ones are being con-
tinually fitted out. DeNansen, an
intrepid scandinavian, whose name
is rot unknown in connection with
polar research and who has lately
been giving considerable time and
attention to the observation of polar
currents has come to the conclusion
that with boat of sufficient strength
to Withstand the ice, company
would be able to reach the pole by
d+ifLjug with the ocean currents
which. be is sure flow through the
northern channels. And so firm
is his faith in his conclusion that he
is now preparing TO carry his idea
into execution. The vessel will be
so built that ice pressure iniead of
crushing will Tend to lift her ont and
that danger removed it only remains,
he thinks, to ward off hunger and
starvation and drift with the current.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-02-13
On Monday. ApriI 8 there win be

~ On Monday, April 6 there will be
,,vnelected Judge of the supreme court
m and two regents of the university
.tIt is necessary in selecting men for
athese three important positions that
)exceeding care be execised. The
n qualifications of the candidates should
ODE carefully considered. Fitness for
d the position should be the one re.
IS quisite. The republican party can
1t afford to be beaten if it puts men in
n the field who are worthy in every
" way. 1t will deserve 10 be defeated
if it puts up any other.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-02-13
The conclusion which George L

The conclusion which George L
Yaple has arrived at that the facts
do not justify him in contesting the
election of Mr.. Burroughs to a seat
in the 52nd congress, will be heartily
applauded by every honest man re-
CARELESS of party politics. No act of
Mr.. Yaple's could have more promi-
nently brought him before the people
than this one. There is no question
but that Mr.. Burroughs had clear
majority, there is also no question
but that Mr. Yaple, by bringing a
contest could have wen a victory in
the House. His action then in re.
fusing so TO do wins him additional
credit. How great a contrast is
there between his action and the
action of the member elect from this
district, who secured his SO called
election by the most bare faced and
shameless frauds.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-02-13
Specinen Cases.

:. " Clihrd. New Cnssol. Wis was troubled
with Neuralgia md Rheumatism. his SITS ma h
WIS disordered, his Liver was nected 10 an
degree, appetite ten aw ". and he was terribly
rcduccd.in flesh ana strength Three bottles
of Flee trio Buffers cured him,
Edward shepherd. Harrisburg, III. had a
Used three bottes of Electric Bi,ters aud
seven boxes of Bucklen's Arnca Save and
MS leg Is sound ana well. Jonn Speaker. Cata-
~na' " mao I'VE large Fever sores on his leg:
doctors said he was incurable. one bottle of
~, ctrlc Bitters and one box Bncklen : Arnica
SalNe cnred him entirety. Sold by Il. \. w ebb
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-02-13

WHEREAS, 1t appears that a special
election of the electors of the village of
Ina, held Feb 2nd. 1891, no Fire
mru's Hall la said vilHge, called for
the purpose Of bonding Tie village for
ten thousand dollars public improve
ment bonds; it appears that "A consent
ofa majority of the qualified electors
Of the said yill.ge present and voting
shown 10y reports ON file. therefore be it
Heso'red, Tnat the village president
and clerk he aud are hereby instructed
10 issue the bonds of the village in the
amount of Ten Thousand Dollars and
when issued that they he placed in es-
Gro with the village treasurer subject
to the order of the common council
Such bonds are hereby authorized to
he issued as follows: ten. one thousand
dollar bonds, payable as follows; five
OF them payable twenty years from
date of issuance, and five of them pay
able twenty five years from date Of is
suance; said bonds TO bear interest M
the rate of five per cent per annum.
payable semi-aunually
Moved by Trustee Tuhhs and sup-
ported by Trustee Durham that the
above resolution he adopted.
Vote b. yeas and nays results af fol-
l1ws:
Ycas-Trrsfees Tubbs, Durham,
Young and Hall.
Nays-None.
Trustees Brown and Mccullough alb
sent.
Vote announced and declared car
ried. and resolution declared adopted.
On motion council adjourned
GEO. STRONG, JAS. G.. KREss.
President pro TEN. Clerk
ALMA. Mich. Feb 10, 1891.
The Common Council Of the Y lllage
of Alma in session at council rooms on
above date.
Present, President Bagley, Trustees
Tubhs. Young, Hall
Absent. Trustees Durham. Brown
and NcCullough.
Minutes Of sessions of Jan. 14th and
Feb 9Th read and approved as read.
Claims presented.
T. y. Tauo. Loo, salary Engluocra
Wot.r WORDS .. s25 ca
u Roe.11orrv mo salary as Night
watch md pcputV N9r~hal ......... 80 III
Nina ro Der Mills, 30 d'vs water power . 81 ot
Stanirrl ON co Gasoline ... ........ 81
Nci. Norr'son repair me- tools nscd ON
Highway ..... ...............-.. .-. p
On motion the above claims were al
lowed at footing and Clerk instructed
70 issue orders for same.
Trustee Tuhhs rerorts that The door
ON Firemeu'sFall needs repairing.
President appoints as rs committee
to see that such repairing is done, Trus-
tee Young.
Engineer Of Water Works reports
that smoke stacl, ut Pump house is in
bad condition and that it shodld be
looked 70 at once.
President appoints rs committee 10
see that smoke stack be repaired, Trus
tees. Hall and Tuhhs.
Moved and supported that John F
Sehwar'z be- appointed as captain of
I the Fire Police force. Motion carried.
Trustee Hall offers the following
'rpsouion, to xii:
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-02-13
SHILOIl'S
C0NSU N PTION
CURE.

The success OF this Great Cough Cure 10
without parallel in the history OF medicine.
All druggists are authorized TO sell II on pos
tive guarantee test that no other cure can suc-
cesslully stand. That it may become known,
the Proprictors, at an enormous expense, are
placing Sample Bottle Free into every home
in the United States and Canada. II you have
a Cough, Sore hroat, or Bronchitis, use il, for
it will cure you. II your child has the Group.
or Whooping COUGH, use il promptly, and relief
is sure. " you dread that insidious discsse
CONSERVATION, use it. Ask your Druggist for
SHILOH'S CURE, Price 10 cts, so cts. and
800. II your Lungs arc sore or Back lanaes
use shalohs Porous Plaster, gSise ~ stA
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-02-13
VILLAGE COUNCIL.
ALMA. Mon Feb. 5th. Il

ALMA. WiNii ~. Dihs 1871
The Common Council OF the Village
of Alma in session at council roOms on
above date.
Present, Trustees Young, Tubbs,
Dmham and Hail.
Absent, Trustees Brown, McCul-
Tough. anu President bagIey.
Minutes of s,sslon of Jan. 9th read
and approved rs read.
Claims Presented;
". A. Bahlhe. % cords dry hard wood
delivered az wHtCr works 90 90. .>ia-S 20 %
j. b. Iuubs, pay hotfd registration. D.
\. j. Mcl uliough. day buatd tvslrt 'V
John Durham. day Inspector Oh elec %
r, A. Bugley, day inspector ul elacii IN %
j. G.. kress, ] day inspector clectlun
$3.50, day board registration, Sl,3J 300
Caple Hail, 2liss cords WOOD, o. lVJ ia Do
Moved and supported that the aboYe
claims be allowed at footing and CLERK
instructed to issue orders for the same
but to make the order to Caple and
Hall for wood, payable July LIST, 1891,
without interest. Motion carried.
Village Attorney makes the follow
ing report, to wit:
To the president and common coun-
Gil of the village OF Alma, Michigan.
Gentlemen;
would respectfully submit that Of
the unpaid water rent bills placed III
my hands for Collection, have recely
ed payment and collected The follow
ing:
Alma Sanitarium Co, per a. W
Wright, use of water for construction
of Sanitarium Addition, S25.
Harrington Table Co., use of water
from water works for two years ending
May LIST, 1890, SO
DR.. j. f. Suydam, use of lawn hyd-
rant for year 1890, l.50.
Prof +. IL. Butler, Balance to May
lst, 81, $500.
NJ B. Faughner, use of water works
lawn hydrant to May 1st, 1890, So.
Isaac Pierce, Balance May lst, 81,
- 40.
IL. A. Delavan, use Of water from
water works for lawn hydrdnt TO MAY
LIST, 80, So.
Total Collected. S4905.
OF the balance OF bills remaining in
my POSSESSION | beg to say thai DIR j..
ii. Lancashire has promised payment
of mis- bill IN full, and l viii receive Il
at an early date. No bll is NOW dis
puted. and While one or LWo viii be "a
little slow, all viii be closed up IN a
few days. herewith at ach my check
Tor the amount of the above bills.
Respectfully, W. y BAHLkE,
Village Attorney.
Moved and supported that the report
of the village attorney be accepted and
placed on ale. Notion carried,
The inspectors OF the special election
report on the canvass OF said election
as follows:
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-02-13

BusNEss LOCALS, in Local Column, 10 Ceuts
per line for each aud every insertion.
Locals under special head cents per line.
RESOLUTIONS, Sl.OO.
CARD OF THANKS 80 cents.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1891-02-13
inspectors ut .peclal EIecti0I

inspectors OF ''pecldl Election.
Moved aud supported that the above
report Of the inspectors of the special
election be accepted and placed on iiIe,
and that the proposition of bonding the
village of Alma for Ten Thousand
dollars additional public improvement
bonds be and that the same Is hereby
declared carried.
Vote by yeas and nays results as fol.
lows:
Yeas Trustees Tubbs, Durham,
Young aud Hall.
Nays-NOne.
Trustees Brown and Mccullough,
absent
Vote announced and declared car
ritd.
The following resolution was pre-
seated ~ Trustee Tubs: