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stopned a Scientific Match

STOCKTON. March 19-The police this
evening stopped bloody scientific" box
ing exhibition at the Aurora Club rooms in
the northern part of the city, and took the
names of many persons present The con-
testants were boys, and they fought ham,
mer and tongs. bringing blood so that it
colored their stripped bodies. Then the po-
lice rushed in and stopped the fight, but
made no arrests. The club managers had
received notice early in the evening that
their exhibition would not be allowed, but
the crowd wanted sport. The matter will
be laid before the District Attorney to-mor-
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State Teachers, Institute.

SAN DIEGO, March 19.-The State Teach
ers' Institute is still in session. This
mornings session was short. The principal
paper was by. Hon. j. w. Anderson. The
afternoon was devoted to an excursion to
Sweetwater Dam, Tia Juana, returning via
Coronado. A special train of seven cars
held 500 teachers. The excursion returned
to San Diego at s o'clock. The evening ses-
sion was largely attended. The concluding
session Will be held tomorrow morning. A
resolution will be passed that the meeting
be wound up by an excursion on the bay in
the afternoon,
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Accident to a Steamer.

MARsHFIELD (Oregon), March 19.-While
the steamer George II. Chance, bound for
Portland, was crossing cut this morning
she was struck by heavy sea just outside
the bar. The line of the foresheet was
carried overheard ana became foued with
the wheel, stopping the machinery. The
steamer drifted inside and dropped anchor.
The line was then cut and detached from
the propeller and danger was averted. A
part of the deck load, lumber and coal, was
swept overheard. The vessel will probably
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GpAcE NJ vErnFR.

On Wednesday morning Miss Grace NJ
Veeder died of diphtheria, after a short
illness, at her late residence, 400 First
street. She was native of Wisconsin,
aged q years and months. Miss Veeder
was graduated from the Normal class of 'S9,
and received position in the School De-
partment in recognition of her being one of
the three highest graduates. Deceased
possessed loveiness Of character and a
gentleness of disposition that secured her q
hest of true and loyal friends. Her death
was most pathetic, in that it leaves uncon-
solable her aged parents, as she was the
only child remaining with them. her sister,
who is married, living in Phoenix, Ariz.
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A TENEMENT.HoUsE FIRE.
Two Lives Lost and Twenty-Five Families
Randarad HnmaInrr


New YORK, March 1.-Two lives were
lost and twenty-five families made home
less by fire tonight which gutted six
story double tenement at 215 East Twenty
ninth street. The dead are Peter Cryan,
aged so years. and bis sister, Mary Cryan,
aged So years. Fright and confusion pre-
vailed among the tenants in the house, who
ran blindly hither and thither in their
efforts to escape. The fire was extinguished
about o'clock in the evening, and then the
firemen began to search tie rooms IN the
burned building. and on the top floor found
the two bodies. Death was caused by SUI
location. From the agonized expression on
both faces it was evident that death was at
tended with the greatest torture. Mrs. Mary
Reilly in trying to get out had her limbs
slightly burned and was driven back. She
was taken down ladder.
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HARRIsON'S VISIT.
Private Secretary Halford Replies to an Invi-
tation From San diego

SAN DIEGO. March 19-Mayor Gum to-
day received the following letter relative to
the Presidents visit to this city,
Douglass Gunu,, Mayor of san Die0o-DEAR
SIR: In answer to your telegram of the 18Th
inst. beg TO say that the President has not as
yet even determined definitely upon his proposed
trip to the Pacific Coast and OF course no details
whatever have been arranged / think 1t quite
likely, however, that he Will conclude TO CO. II
so Will have your telegram with other invita-
lions OF a similar character, SO that they can
have his attention when the arrangements come
to be completed Very truly yours,
Z. w. UALFoRD. Private Secretary.
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OBITUARY NOTES.

Charles Fritz, an old and highly respected
citizen of Grass Valley, who for many years
has conducted the Grass Valley Brewery.
died at o'clock last evening at that place.
He was one of the oldest residents of the
town, and was noted for his many acts of
benevolence.
c. p. Kimball of Chicago, who was Con-
sui at Stuttgart during the administration
of President Cleveland, died in the city Of
New York yesterday.
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Fire in a Chinese Lodgiug.House.

MARYsvILLE, March ia fire was dis
covered at II 80 o'clock last night in two
story brick building in Chinatown, corner
of First and streets, owned by the estate
of Herman Berg About 100 Cinnamon
were sleeping in the building. There were
so many rooms and the smoke was so dense
that the firemen could make little headway.
The fire bu ned several houses. The loss
is $1,000, fully covered by insurance.
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Totals: FeltOn Y, White %, Estee Is, Heacock /,
Perkins 1, Johnston /.
The clerks declared the result amid
wild tumult of applause that was repeated
when Speaker Coombs formally announced
that Charles n. FELTON, had been elected
United States Senator TO succeed the late
George Hearst
EsTEE CoNGRATULATEs FELTON,.
Estee took his defeat with show of good
grace which he was far from feeling. He was
among the Iirst to congratulate his success s.
full rival. He then called upon the Gov
ernor and thanked all who had been faith
full to him. He says that he was downed by
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Movements Of Tr ins,tttntts Stetmers.
PHILADELPHIA-Arrived Mar 19-Stmr Indt-
ana from Liverpool.
NEW YoRk-Arrived Mar 19-Stmr Moravia. I'm
Hamburg; stmr State of Georgia, from Glas cow.
BALTIMORE-Arrived Mar 19-Stmr Dresden,
from Bremen: stmr Mississippi, from London.
ANrWERP-Arriyed Mar l3-Stmr Chicago, from
New nr
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Portland and Coos Bay,

MARsHFIELD (Oregon), March 19-At a
meeting of the Coos Bay Board of Trade
last night, resolution was adopted ap-
proving the action of the Portland Chamber
Of Commerce in its endeavor to establish
closer and permanent commercial relations
between Portland and the Coos Bay country.
and urging the speedy placing on the ocean
of line of vessels of sufficient tonnage
and passenger accommodations that the
traffic warrants and demands.
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Riverside Il Indignant.

RIVERSIDE. March 19.-The falsity of the
sensational dispatches sent from Sacra-
mento by San Bernardino men charging
that the memoranda found In the State Lii
brary had reference to the Riverside County
entire community. The calling OF public
mass-meeting to denounce the San Bernar-
dino ring at Sacramento is being seriously
nui ifafa cd
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WESLEY II RHonru.Nrr.

Wesley II. Rhodehamel. native of Ohio,
aged GA years, died at S54 Broadway ON
Wednesday evening, OF eryspelas. He leaves
a son and two daughters. The deceased
was we'll known in Oakland and in Hay
wards. formerly connected with the real
estate firm of Ellis & Rhodchamel The
funeral will take place tomorrow, under the
auspices of the Eucalyptus Lodge of Ma
sons, and the interment will be in San
Lorenzo,
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Seven Years for Manslauehter.

YREKA, March 19-Frank Cochran, who
was found guilty of manslaughter for the
killing of n. G. de Freese at Ssson last
September, was this afternoon sentenced by
Judge Sweeney to seven years imprison-
ment at San Quentin.
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Crushed by a Roller,

STOCKTON, March 19.-John Jurgens, a
farm laborer, aged 81 years, WAS accident
ally killed on Roberts Island this afternoon.
He was driving a team attached to big
roller, used to pack farming land. The
horses became frightened and ran away.
Jurgens fell under the roller and was so in
jured that he lived only few hours. He
was unmarried and has relatives here.
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Death of a Leeislator,s son

CARSON. March 19.-The remains of J.
R. Williamson Jr were sent from Carson to
Austin tonight. The Legislature attended
the remains to the depot, in sympathy with
Senator Williamson of Lander, the father of
the boy. His death was sad. as he mad
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Fired by an Incubator.

ELMIRA, March 19.-The residence of c.
A. Hough. five miles north of town. was
burned last night. Loss, $1,000; no insur-
ance The fire originated from an incubator
in an adjoining building.
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the Senatorship as an office that must be
paid for, that had the present election been
il is probable that rumors of noodle
would have been heard. AS it is, however,
the facts would certainly appear 10 lend
color 10 the statements that have been freely
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"RUMoRs OF BooDLE.p
a New York Papers View Of Senatorial
Elantinns in Halifnrnia

ELECTIONS IN CaIif0rnia.
New York. March 49, - Speaking OF the
election Of FELTON, the Continent says:
''The prolonged Senatorial contest In the
California Legislature has given rise to
much talk of bribes and bribery.
Deservedly or undeservedly. it has
come to be SO generally believed that
the average California politician looks upon
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A Society Lender.

The following extract from Current Liter
ature shows what man who seeKs to be
leader of fashionable society has to sub
init to: Ward McAllister. author of $50
ciety as l Have Found It," has been
variously dubbed by the foreign and do
mestic press: ''The Lackey OF the -Four
Hundred" "Autocrat of the Drawing
Room." Lord High Steward of the Four
Hundred" ''rhe Pepys of Contemporary
New York." Boswell of the Lum Tum,"
"The Social Scenes hitter" ''The Great
American Toady," and "The DoOr-Mat of
the Upper Ten"
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BITTEN BY MoNKEY.-WIlle Lewis, a mes
senger-boy, was severely bitten on the hand by
monkey on Sansome street last evening Will q
engaged In teasing the animal, chained to
dunkeY,s hack.
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They Know Nothing.

FRESNO, March 19.-W. ii. Mckenzie.
cashier, and B. Barring, paying teller of the
Fresno Loan and Savings Bank, leave in
the morning for Sacramento. They are
witnesses in the bribery matter. They de-
clare that they know absolutely nothing.
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lin Hall at Portland.

PORTLAND, March 19.-The Jim Hall
combination arrived to-day, and will give
an exhibition Saturday night at tie Me-
chanicS' Pavilion.
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MulholIand Omit.

SACRAMENTO, March 19.-1n the fight be-
tween George Mulholland and Jimmy Nor
rissey tonight the former left the ring in
the twentieth round.
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BIRTHS -MARRlAGES-DE

TBrth, marriage and death notices sent by mall
will not be inserted. They must be handed in at
either OF the publication Offices and be indorsed
with the name and residence OF persons authorized
to have the same publshed.l
BORN.
STECKELBERG-In this city, March 8, 1891, to
the wife of George Steckelberg, daughter.
WAITES-In this city, March l9. 1891, to the wife
Of John w. WaiIes son.
BIB0-To ths wife of Nathan Bbo, daughter.
PLATo-March 16, 1891, to the wife OF j. F. Plato,
daughter
SWITZER-fn this city. March IT, 1891, to the
wife of George s. Switzer, daughter.
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NEVER A WORD.

Some interesting points for those who
ride horseback will be found in The Sun
dav Call
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come here on a visit to his parents, and
almost from the day of his arrival pneu-
monia took hold of him and he never left
his he'd
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RORN,
Nj MARRI
DIED.

DoYLE-ELSTNER-In this city, March IA, 1891,
by the Rev NJ. NJ. Gibson, DID, Peter W. Doyle
aud Lucy K. Elstner, botl OF Carson City, New.
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VINEYARD HAVEN, March 19.-There is
no change i'll the condition of the strand ed
United States vessels at Gay Hea and
Cuttyhunk.
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OBITU AR ".
JOHN ROACH.

John Roach. brother of the late Philip A
Roach, died yesterday at his home in this
city. Mr.. Roach, who for many years was
a prominent Optician, was a native Of Cork,
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Some interesting points for those who
ride horseback will be found in The Sum
al
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Ex-Governor Robinson Rapidly Sinking.
ELMIRA On. ". March 19.-Ex-Governor
Lucius Robinson is sinking ranidlv.
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An illustrated article on the proper way
to catch and land trout will appear in The
Sunday Call.
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ireland. and was born on the 10th Of April.
May, 1856, and resided here continuously. He
was. man who had large number of
friends and was we'll liked for his many
good Qualities.
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Charles \. FELTON, is native OF New
York, and came to this State in 1S49. He
has been a member of the Legislature and
has represented the State Of California In
the LOMer House of Congress.
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way as they would break it up. 1 at
tended about all the club meetings held
after that, which were held at a num-
Der OF places over the township, and
Mr.. Mcdowell and Judge Peterson,
NEARLY ALWAYS MET WITH US.
He seemed to have but one idea in his
speeches at these meetings, which was
to stand together and vote the straight
Republican ticket. After colored man
named Smiley, who lived with Col.
Williams, was sworn into membership,
he let the secret out to Col. Williams.
Mr.. Mcdowell heard OF 1t through Col.
Williams and DIR. Peoples. DIR. Peoples
called Mcdowell ID black republic
can at an election being held in Mr..
Carter's house, at Red Fork, and Nc
Dowell said he wanted to fight about it,
but he did not fight. Before that how
ever, Mr.. Mcdowell and Smiley came
near having fight because Smiley
had told Col. Williams about the or
ganiZation Mr.. Mcdowell was working
up among the colored people. We un-
derstOOd at first that the organization
was for the purpose of electing Mr.. Nc
Dowell Magistrate. Our pass word was
Omitted we stand, divided we fall"
Mr.. Mcdowell gave us the pass word.
We elected Mr.. Mcdowell Magistrate,
and then he kept us together to elect
him County Clerk, but at the same
time we, had to vote for all the candi-
dates on the ticket with him. After
and was defeated, the club broke up.
Yes, remember the supper ut Jehszy
Coles, just before political meeting
at Oak Grove Church. Mr.. Mcdowell
was then a candidate for Magistrate,
was at the supper and afterwards at the
meeting. 1t was little unusual for us
to have a white man eat with US, and at
first we did not sit down with Mr.. Nc
DOwell. He told US to come on and eat
with him, that there wal no difference
between US except little color, but we
all belonged to the same party. Then
we all sat and ate supper together.
am sure Dave Cherry and Henry Jack
son were there, and think Nose Love-
lace, George Bell and Jackson Green
were there also. At the meeting after
supper we Endorsed Mcdowell as our
candidate for Magistrate and, elected
him. Mr.. Mcdowell made speech to
us there, declaring he was as good re-
publican as anyone there and asked us
to vote for him and the whole republic
can ticket.
am in no way related to Jehazy
Cole. and never belonged to the same
master with him. l belonged to Col.
Butler, while Jehazy and his wife be-
longed to Col. Jasper Gender. I came
to this part of the county in 1857, living
in Desha County until 1881, when |
moved to the place now own and Oc-
cupy, in Arkansas County. l do not
owe one cent on the place. 1 am per-
fectly willing for you to ask Maj.
Wynne, Mr.. Burnett, or any of those
old people about Red Fork about me-"
His
GEORGE X COLE.
Mark.
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We should always bring to the readers
mind the choicest quality and variety of
goods in ones particular line of business.
Our name stands for the BEST in the lines of
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1891-07-31
ROu ndly Denounced by a MaSs-Meet-
ing in Arkansas.

Conlinmed % folerth paqe.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1891-07-31

One should "aspire to have their
Firm Name just that SUGGESTIVE.
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possible. In this note I stated that on
reflection 1 remembered some things
myself, and that 1 did not want my
name to figure in the affair.
CHAS. 81. CLIFFORD.
Medford, Ark, July z, 1891.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-30
Notice Of Application for Liquor
License.

NyOTiCr Il hereby given 70 the citizens 81 Holland
IN and cae- township. Dub,is county. Indiana
That the undersigned ~ apply 10 the Board % County
Cons ~ Dubois county. Al their Narch term
1891 under TIE provisions ~ an Acf entitled An Ac
Is sreuiac ana ceusr the sale ~ pirifrous. vlnous
malt and other intoxicating liquors. No iilt ne license
fce 70 be harged M cities and towns, and ~ repeal AL
former laws cHuiailnr tue sale 81 Intoxicating liquors
ana IN laws ma parts " law. coming IN ict with
fhe provisions ~ hls act rfoscrnK penalties for ihs
violation thereof ana declaring emergency passed
Nv M Legislature ~ Indiaua ia 1878 for license "a
sei srltliuouN sinous and malt liquors N qunnllfs
lcss Than Gunrt AZ fimr u Ne drank the premises
nh term ~ nrc year The precise location where hs
desires IA sc1 IN IN house NfrnfcA and being nron
rs, NJ SIX Az shown iou ne or sne Innp N pist II
thc town q Holland, la Cas- township. Dubois county
''''''''' THOMAS sTlLLwELL.
jan " 1901 -3w.'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-30

~ Nrrr,, ~ hcrebv given 10 tho onqli-
III. votersos Marion ,owoshin' On
III. ro,,,v ind;ans That N pursuance
~ XXI, ~ w Hoard ~ Co.nmissjon.
=. = ~ >1 n,ho;r courtv. Indiana. made ~
snec,., sess;on held January Il. 1891.
.p.v re,is;oo nrescntei "a ham ~
ron Az freeho,dcrs n said Marion
asLino for IN appropriation 81
!. az ~ = ! dorat;on. heing two Der
80, =, ~ ,axahlr nronerlv or Marion
.owrsh;n - IA n conatructiue the
r n N ~ Ana Evxnsvillo Railway. IN IN.
cornora,ior div orgsrized under the
T. - Y, ~ ~ state Of Indiana. articles al
Nan a,o ~ AZ with The Secretary 81
~. csass snd s;th ,he Clerk of Dubois
.a.r,v through sid Marion township
M - Election viii be held a The nruel
asscs ~ boid;nc Elections N said town.
.h;c under ',hc Election laws now ID
scrrs ~ ~ Sla,c ofIndiana. on
~r-rr.v r,rpprrApv oo~ 30,
p ON''-A 49, $50
70 determine wnc.ner saiu non'u q
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-30
Notice Of Application for Liquor
Liccnie.

N0rIcE IS hereby given 70 the e,sizens 81 portcrs
In Vile and Boone township. Dubois county Indiana
that the undersigned will apply 70 the Board o. County
Commissioners d Dubos Co, At Regular Session
OF the noard TO BE- held Vi March. 1891 .nnler N.
provisions " an Act entitled IAN Act 70 regu
late and license The sale q spvituous, vncn~. and
mAit and other Intoxicating liquors, 20 limit hi
license fee 20 be charged ny cities and towns and Y
repeal AZ formcrlaws regulating ht sale 81 Intoxicating
liquors and all laws aud parts " laws coming ~ Gun
nict with the provisions " iliN act prescribing pen
aifira for the violation shfrrrf md declaring
gcncy" passed by the Legislature IL Indiana In 1876
tof license seli spirlinons ,lnpus and malt liquors
N quantities less than quart AZ tinlc. M drank IA
ne premises. fo term Urne year rhc precise Nra
ton where hs desires u Jill " In house situated
ard hcng upon rsf IN nc West half " Int Ne ss N
the t0wn NJ fufielKFiiin. npene tovnthip nuhoA CO..
Ind shown ~ ihr original map "a said town. cam.
rencnr IA roiai irel East M he south corner
of sad ot svhty shi mining thNnrp Ess forty Ana
one fourth feet thNNsn Nori hundred and ruf md
half iNot fhtnqh N nus twN Ani oa-ioutl leifY
thsness ulh seventy iQif And ansAaf fft isuca EAi
twslvs iAesi hence sualA hrly NET. Nv place n
beglnnltT.
JOAN ). CElsLER
January ~, lsyi.- 3w.'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-30
Notice Of Railroad ElcctiOI
in Columbia Township.

NOTICE Il hereby given to the uusD
~ fed voters Of Columbia toVnshis
Dubois county, Indiana. that IN pu,j
susncc OF an order OF tho Board Of CO..
|missionors OF Dubois county. Indian.
made al . special session held lamar
Ialst, 1891. npon petition preseutsi X
them OF twenty-five freeh0ldcrs OF ~
columbia township. asking for 30 N
OF $2620 90 a. a lonalios|
being two per cent. OF tho taxable prool
crty OF said township. 10 all in cosl
strncfing the CHICAGO AND EyASsyILll
RAILWAY. an Incorporation duly organ
lied under tho laws Of the State OF Indjl
INA. articles of which are on lilo with IN
Secretary OF tho State, aud with M
Clerk OF Dubois county, through I'D
Colnmhls township, that an Election
will be held al the usual places Of hodl
ling Elections in said township. uuds]
The Election Laws now In force 10 Id
State Of Indiana. on
SATURDAY, FEBRU AIRY 25rn, i8sl
Ito determine whether said Board I
County Commissioned shall make I'll
appropriation Of S2823 20 as DONATED
Ito said Railway Company upon the fol
flowing terms:
\ That when said Railroad IL built
Twill extend from the City OF Evansvills
indiana. and will pass through the cous
lsies Of Vanierburgb. Warrick. Pii(
Dubois. and extend 10 French Lick. 4
,he county OF Orange. Indiana; pro-
,lvidod that the said Chicago and Evan,
willie RaiTrosd shall pass through u
said township Of Columbia, county
dubois, State Of Indiana; and provia(
further. that no part OF thef sass
shall be due and pavable until III. d
.lRailroad shall have been built, throu
|Isaid Columbia township. Upon CO.
plying with the above obligation
appropriation shall DO dne the Chica
lsnd Evansville Railroad Company.
\ Witness nv hand and the seal Of
4 Board OF Commissioners
ms Duhois county. Indisns,
23j day III January. 1891.
Il .!oHS GRAMELsfACHER,
II Auditor Dubois County
\ Jan. 80. 1891 ~.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-01-30
Notice Of Railroad ElectiO
I'm Dcinbridgc Township. (,

NJ Office Il hereby given 10 tho qusl
~ fed voters OF Balm bridge township
Dnbois county. Indiana. that 10 puI
suance Of All order Of the Bvard Of Con-
riss;oners Of Dubois county, Indlsn'
made Vt special session held Jsnus
2lst. 1891. npon Z petition presented
them 81 twenty five freeholders Of -
Bainbliige township. asking for % N
Of S1l,0l8.30 % donstio
being two per cent Of the taxable PROV
crty 81 said cambridge township, 70
in constructing the CInCAoo AND EVAN
WILLIE RAILWAY, an Incorporation oul
ORGANIZED under the laws Of the Sta'e
Indiana, articles Of which are %
with the Secretary Of the State. and ~
the Clerk or Dubois county, thr0uo
|said Balm bridge township, that % ~
|tion will be held At the usual places
holding Elections In said township,
der tho Election Laws now In force
the State 81 Indiana, on
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 20rH, -
TO Determine whether said Board
County Commissioners shall make
appropriation Of $11 .Ol8.30 % : doe
zion 70 said Railway upon the follow'
Itcrms.
Said Railway when built will exc
from toe City Of Evansville, IN vanos
lhurgh coussy, Indiapa, passing thrcel
lfhr counties OF Marlborough, Wsr''
Pike. Dubois, and terminating at Fren
Lick. Orange county, al IN said Stsm
llndisna, and that the said Chicago
lEsansyiIlc Railway shall pass thro9y
|thc corporate limits Of the town o. :.
her. Ia said township Of Bainbridge;
Iprovided further. that no part 81
Ian I .Oi8.3O shall be due and payable ~
Tho sold Chicago and Evansville Ran.
shall have been built from French ~
lin Orange county, indiana, to sne
town of jasper, In cambridge townsu
la said county Of Dubois, Indians, s'S
train Of cars shall have passed over
Same.
Witness my hand and the seal O
- Board OF CommIssioner
,Ls. Dubois county, indians
~ 23d day 81 January, lSsi
4 JOHN GRAMEIsPAcHER'
| Auditor Dubois County |
\ Jan. 30. 1891 lw.