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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-08-07
Permanent French Club.

A meeting Of representative French
citizens, mostly members of the
Cercle Franchise, was held lastnight,
for the purpose of organizing q per
manent French club. A draft of the
plan of organization was submitted
and approved and another meeting
was ordered to take place August
21st, at which time permanent organ
ization will be effected, officers nOnI-
mated and the charter authorized.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-08-07

Fred. Kerble & Co, Cincinnati
avenue, West End. Fine wines,
cigars, beer and refreshments. 1913 6m
"A full stock of Luydies and
Homeopathic medicines and physi-
cians' supplies. at Tips & Siver-
thorn's, druggists. 5:27 If
Bear in -nind that Frank J. Beitel
keeps builders hardware and lumber,
at the International and Great North.
ern depot. If
Bear In mind that Frank J. Beitel
keeps builders hardware and Luna bert
st the Internationsland Great North
ern depot.
". Lorra the tailor takes pleasure in
announcing the arrival of complete
stock of spring and summer goods and
asks his customers and friends TO call and
examine same before purchasing else
where. A tit and satisfaction guaran-
teed. 3-l6-tf
Bear in mind that Frank J. Beitel
keeps builders hardware and lumber,
at the International and Great North.
ern Depot. If
If you want to buy fine buggy
at a bargain, call and see the one on
consignment at M. Pigott's. 6:l9 If
"A man of understanding will accept
the proposition to get bottle of &C. c. c.
Certain Chill Cure" on guarantee to cure
Chills and Fever. Pleasant to take. Sold
by A. DreiSS. 7-11-1m
There are many Cough remedies, but
only one Certain Cough Cure" See that
the trade mark &c. c. c." is on the wrap
per and blown in the bottle Sold by A.
DreiSS. 7:11:lm
THREE beautiful building lots on Gov
eminent hill on street car line. Size Of
lots 55115x194 leet. Price $1,000 Apply to
to John L. Hambleton & Co. 511 tt
Lay & Schmidt represent the
strongest home and foreign fire lnsur-
snce companies, 425 E. Houston street.
Telephone $40. II I'm
A trial vii convince the most skepti-
cal that &C. C. c. Certain Chill Cure" is
the greatest remedy extant for the cure of
ChillS and Fever. Sold by A. DreisS. I'm
A "a acre block finely located near
street car line. Terms easy. John
T. Hambleton Il Co. 4lS-tf
Send your orders to the old relia-
BILE Sunset Wood Yard. Prompt de-
livery, good measure. Best dry wood.
Telephone 81. S:l:6m
BETS are about even on the Coin
and Green wrestling match at the
Bella Union Friday night So 1t
The City Hall Restaurant has the
on.y genuine French drip coffee and
the finest steaks in the city. 7:29 I'm
Stacks of goods to dispose of yet
J. X. Berretta Il Co. are positively
closing out all summer dry goods at
and below cost. $50 tt
Capt. L Newton, the popular
manager for the Western Union
Telegraph company, is now playing
the role of grass. widower, Mrs.
Newton having gone north ON visit
to friends and relatives.
New line OF furniture, carpets,
household gords, etc, all at New
York prices. NJ. Jackson's 2l7 West
Commerce street. 2Stt
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-08-07
CITY LOCAL NEWS.

Rooms for rent, BeXar Apartment
Building, Houston street. 5-26-lm
-Dr.'VOn Koehring.
229,Garden street, Tel. 476. 6-l5-lm
--Sarilla, Great Blood Purifier.
Try Sarilla. so cents.
The handsomest line of wall
papers and the lowest prices, M. Her
wick, Alamo street. 6:lS If
ROUGH ON TOOTHACHE. Instant
relief l5c ROUGH ON CORNS. Liquid,
l5c. Salve 10c.
Commencing July 10th cars to
West End will run till r.. o'clock at
night. 7:Stf
Insure your buildings and furn'-
ture with Lay IL schmidt, 425 E.
Houston st. Tel. No. 397. .7:l7 I'm
For Rent New built dwelling
house on Burnett street, consisting of
three rooms and one hall. Apply to
c. Schiebel, 6A Ave. E 1856
DIR. S. Burg, late physician I'M
perial Hospital of Vienna. Office and
residence 224 North street. Telephone
l22. 20 6m
The ex-United States soldiers will
form militia company.
Maggie Navajar has been arrest
ed as a vagrant. A case OF financial
irreguIarity is back of it.
VIM Stephens was arrested yes
terday on charge of theft OF bale
of cotton from w. c. Kroeger's cot
ton gin, nearly nine years ago.
Sanford Webster has been arrest
ed charged with burglary and theft
Col. Breckenridge has Joined the
San Antonio Board of Trade.
Mr.. Theo. Steubing celebrated a
birthday anniversary last night at
his residence, No. 40 Goliad street.
There will be grand wrestling
match and mask ball at the Bella
Union theatre tonight. ST. 1t
The San Antonio building con-
tractors will hold meeting at
Rische's opera house tonight.
The K. P. Uniform Rank will meet
tonight.
There will be a masquerade ball
at the Fashion theatre tonight. 1t
The managers of the Fashion
theatre invite you to the masquerade
ball tonight. 81 1t
If YOU want to see some pretty
rattan and bamboo furniture, step
into Wolfson's furniture department.
The wrestling match between
Coin and Green will occur at the Bel
la-Union tonight. Alter the match,
a mask ball. 81 1t
Joe Coin, and Johnnie Green will
wrestle at the Bella Union tonight.
District Clerk Nat Lewis is out r,-
operating at his ranch.
sim Hart is still in the ring, and
doing business. Drop in and see him at
the old stand, q Alamo plaza.
The undertakers are making quite
a display of their goods in their COM
merce street show windows.
Don't forget to vote next Tuesday
tor all the amendments. Ask your
neighbor also to go with you to the
polls.
Mrs. Blodgett will open her
Kindergarten School in September.
Shelf Mccall knows his duty and
IL not gong 10 De OulluoZeu luNo
doing otherwise.
Progress Bar" For an elega t
free lunch at all hours, cold fresh beer
and fine liquors, 60 to the Progress"
sos and $40 West Commerce IL, I'm
Call on Lay & Schmidt for fire
insurance, 425 E. Houston street. Tel
ephone $40. III Inn
Garter & Mullaly, undertakers,
26S West Commerce, the best OF at
tention and reasonable prices. 10 I'm
Best dry oak wood-Aransas Pass
wood yard. Telephone sos. 7-6 Pm
Coin and Green will wrestle at
the Bella Union Friday night. 1t
Eat your dinner at the City Hall
Restaurant. Finest variety of cold
lunch every night, in the city. $50 If
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-08-07

JHkE nv TS"'" "SSS %"SSsc
Perhaps you cannot
escape the heat, but you
can always be ready to
meet it.
You can get a Summer
Suit almost for a song.
1t will keep you as cool
as a cucumber, because
it happens to be built
that way.
Just think of light
Coats and Vests for
$500,
400,
800
Complete Suits $500. TO-
90. 300, 800. etc.
Underwear 35c so, 70,
100, and upwards.
Straw Hats soc, Is, Sl.OO
and upwards. o,oo
Thin Trousers $500, 4.
90, 500. etc.
Our stock is light in
weight and, as we want
to make it light in guam
tity, we have made
great reductions on
everything.
4, Morris 6 Bro,
C1othiers and urnishers
255 257:GUmmsrGs.Strest
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-08-07

Preparatory to receiving our:FaII Stock
8Wyl rs in Sc asonable Goods from all.
Departm ms throughout the House.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-15
Disbar the Shysters.

To the Editor TEtEsztx HERALp.
The exposure you recently made OF
q system in the TELEGRAM-HERALp COL
umns was a keynote as to the course
which ought to be persued by the Kent
county bar. These and all such pro-
fessionsl knaves ought TO be publically
debarred from practice.
In your exposure the wonder Is made,
If such cases are mere or of common
occurrence? Every honorable attorney
in Grand Rapids must have frequent
complaints come under hrs notice of
the most hagrans swlndling by these
legal quacss. l. myself. know of sew
eral nefari0us transactions, most flag
rant and law-defying. that along with
scores OF others which are common
talk on the streets. ought 70 be form
ally presented before tie bar associs-
ton. Farmers and unsophisticated
ltrants are almost daily being robbed
By these hfazeu desd-beat. irresponsible
professional m iscrsants-sonle of whom
a-a moral aud business wrecks, VITA
more than ordinary talent. And every
BODY knows Of one such notorious
knsve.
Let the Kent County Bar ASSOCIATION
publish a call for victims ard their
complaints add = much-needet revoiu-
ton and purfcstion of Mchigsn's
professional atmosphere vii be &C.
eomplIshed- \. BLACKSTONE
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-15

The Republican caucus for the several wards
Will D. he'd az the following places NJ O'Clock
m. Tuesday. February IL. TO elect three dele
gares 10 the county convention 10 he held
February f.. at thc circuit court rooms;
hlrSt Ward-Dr- Loener'S ONCE. corner Bart
lcf aGd EisVortb-ays.
second W art-t sual place.
laird ward-Hester I Fox once. rs South
lfsislon-St
Fourth Ward-Circuit Court rooms
ftfth Ward-iS PlatnhelG-aVe-
sixth Narf-John Ley new building. Leon
Rrt-st. snd suTneT-st.
Seventh WarG-Dr. Dale's once. w. Bridge
81
Iridgs-sr
Ninth Ward--i44 West FuitOn-st.
Tenth Ward-tfrebelS store. Jeferson-ave.
By order OF tae y Committee.
JAMES A. COVE, Chairman.
ARTHUR II. CHiINER. SserstIry.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-15

TIE memory cf no one . 20 short
tnat rs cannot readily recall tue cam
paga erss u The free uadeFs-and
nooe louder and more extravaganza than
those IA tie attitude and Longitude OF
Grand kapids-thas the Mek!Rlsy blll
would make A great Increase IN the
prices OF pretty nearly al the neeessar-
les OF life, especially the hne OF articles
on which duties were raised. Net an
interesting comparison. carefully COM
piled almost np 10 date BY the C.nein-
nat Enquirer. shows that, upon no
less than g5l dutlable articles Of mer-
ehsndise. the quotations arc now
actually lower than before the Mckgn-
ley BIZ vent luto operation. The SIN
gulsr fact Is also brought out that the
articles showing an increase are Tor the
most part those winch were not IN
tended To be affected al al by the
duties, the reason beng from special
causes reducing temporary shortage OF
the home supply.
Another thing which well illustrates
tho wOrth!essness and even falsIty OF
the Democratic campaign methods.
IS the fact that that great money strin-
geney-the great panic" caused by the
Mckinley bslI-has practically disap-
peared. Industries and trade are for
the most part prospeIlng.
All this has been accomplished in so
short time and the end IS no. yet.
During the present year trade and man
ufactures will adapt themselves to the
new conditions aud before 1891 passes
away, the much-abused Mckinley tariff
law will have fully indicated It's USE
fulness
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-15
Aud This Is Reform

Detroit Times:
several important reform measure.
sre now under consideration at Lam
sing, namely
/. A ball II permit dealers IN monu.
mcnts and gTavestonss to enter ceme-
teries and carry of the memorials of
the dead when the Borrowing relatives
have neglected TO paw for them.
? A bill to prevent bees from eating
paris green instead of nectar when out
cunning for houey.
:. 4 hill providing for the manufsct-
IRE of pink butter.
!. 4 bill 70 prohibit lying TO reporters
;. 1 bill to paw a bounty Of . cents
each for dead crows.
8. A blIl % prevent sleeping car port
srs from interfering with your occu-
pancy Of whole section when you've
only rad for oue berth.
a bill compelling railroad com
rsries 90 transport legislators free.
A hsfI 20 promote the caitgre And
breed az q sssnss.
"A bill 10 prevent lawyers from
prsetising lsv while toying vlfa ieglsis-
hon. ard
10. 4 similar hill 20 rake tsn Of
fsnss for farmer - plant corn when
engaged n the eeTk q reform a. Lsa-
sng
"A a rrs At a. straaxs thst ~een the
ehsree II r<sissres frsmsrsTfs mn from
tsa rsslkicg st0oA - he "a ef lexlsss.
ssoa thev sheuAa stsewpt - eovsTa .
ssste As tasy voslsaesl vita Fssaetezy
sss.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-15

The intimate sympathy between the
Democratic party and the Prohibition
ists has been often remarked, but only
slightly understood. Men have jumped
90 the conclusion, that the reason for
their working go harmoEiously was
alone because they both desired the
downfall of the Republican party.
While that desire was influential to the
alliance Of the parties and might &C
count for kind OF mechanical union
between them, yet II seemed scarcely
sufficient to bring about the moro init
mate chemical affinity of the parties,
which was 40 often observed.
There viii % seen, upon an intimate
examination of the innate disposition of
the two parties. parallel traits OF char
acter. which account for their natural
affinity. In spite Of their surface diff
fegences, they are one IN disposition.
The trait which characterizes them is
the disposition "to 20 the whole hog or
none" regardless of policy or oonse-
guences.
The Prohlbitiouists have spurnsd in
dlgnsntly every method of restriction
of the liquor trsfic short OF absolute
prohibition. Not even The most strln-
gent tax and license restraints, or local
prohibition that could be enforced. was
accepted by them, bat they cried for
the unsttsiasbse and imprsctlcabgs
urehIbihon. They were not satisfied
with a masculine standard OF suffrage,
hat they demanded universal suffrage.
They have recsutly-espscially IA Mich
lxsn-taksn up the cry for free trade
snd free silver coinags. and hence op-
pose Republican reciprocity and re-
stricted coinage.
The Democratic party was ever the
same. r. was extTsnls in rs endorse
naent Of the doctrine Of states rights
and n - yielding - the demsads Of
Southern shareholders. Is would 30 70
the full length Of free trade And hence
has taken every opportunity 70 ssserr a.
reciprocal trade Re atoms VIII sns
south American Republics. Itaefnssds
free ard Unrestricted cosnsee os slvef.
regardless e reasonable consideFs-
sson - relations bstwesa thst metal
sai gold asa currency haas.
sasa 3 sAs nature e me I've parties
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-15
DOES CHEAPNEsS PAY?

The last thing that our laborlng men
ought TO think of doing Is to JON in the
free traders cry for cheapness. If those
same FREQ traders could but devise some
way TO make cheapness work only IN
favor OF the laborer aud never aga st
him, there might be some reason Tor
their cry; but cheapness like the good
rule, that Is supposed To work both
ways. 1t works against the laborer,
even more than in his favor. Mr.. Nc
Kiuley, in his recent speech at the Lin
coin banquet in Toledo, well illustrates
the hollowness of the free trade cry for
cheapncss. He says:
'The best answer TO the tariff re-
former is written in our cwn experience
under the last free trade tariff regime
of the Democratic party, when cheap
foreign goods, invited by the low tariff
of that period, destroyed our manufac-
tories, checked our mining, and sus-
pended our public works and private
enterprises, sent our workingmen from
work to idleness, or TO the already over
muneratlye to starvation wages, or to
no wages at AL; surrendered our mar
kets To the foreigner, giving work TO
his shops and his men by taking 1t from
our shops and our men, and diminished
domestic production and domestic en-
ployment, thereby increasing those OF
other countries and other people. THIS
was an era OF cheapness and or poverty,
To which the great Democratic leader
and his faction OF the party want us to
return.
This cry of cheapness is not new. 1t
rung through England nearly fifty
years ago. Ii was the voice and phllOs-
ophy of Golden; 1t WAS the false and
alluriug appeal urged for the reversal
of Great Brtain's industrial policy
from protection to free trade. / am
charitable enough TO believe that many
of our tariff reformers, blind followers
of Golden. are wholly unconscious OF
the end. the ultimate and disastrous
end of their doctrine and policy. Is
American manhood TO be degraded
that merchandise may be cheap? Are
goods at such cost worthy of our high
purpose and destiny?
"Our philosophy includes the grower
of the wool, the weaver OF the fabric,
the seamstress and the tailor. Our
tariff reformers have no thought OF
these toIlers. They can bear their hard
tasks IN pinching poverty tor the sake
Of cheap coats, which prove by far the
dearest when measured 10y sweat and
toll
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-15

tass anlss "a eppostaa - tie ksPaa.
lean party. Il las bsea TIE le4tsng
pFiae.pls Il tie AFTER assays u aazBt
- measures - tos sAzes ssnss z1a
circumstances Ct tas eoaa.fy. ~
ether party hss ever yet Dsae tie laIs1-
eats q tns United states - careful :
SHADY IS the Republican party hzs, zae
neuce ths eoanlEy h4s continuously
pEospsred oGdeE - adsa-n stgataoa.
Bat TIE craze Tor extremes seems -
have fastened l1selg upoa ths people
ana Is aust have q Fun.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-15
Only too True.

Grand Traverse HeraIdi
The Democratic Legislature of Mchi.
gan opened up, SIX weeks ago, with a
greattlourish of reform trumpets. First
and foremost there was to be very
short session. Ninety days was TO be
the extreme limit. Half that time is
gone, and there has been absolutely
nothing done. The time is consumed
in idle debate and scramble for office.
Reform pretenrons are scoded at by
the leaders in both House and Senate.
The attempts of TIE Republicans 10
prohibit the use of passes on the rail-
roads are defeated by the Democrats,
and IL now looks as If the session would
be long-drawn-out ono, With nothing
of value ACCOMPLISHED.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-15
OFFICIAL PAPER or The CITY,


A Republican state Convention 10 nominate
a Justice VI Ias suLreIae Court ia place otJOnn
SIS. tDamplln. aud tNo regents OF the lniYet-
stg 10 niarc or CGaIles j. NlLett and Arthur
81. llalz ADD tor the tran saettOn OF other bus
taess. Wlu be held a. Assembly Hal IA the
eitg 81 Jaczson. "a TUESDAY. February "A. lsai.
q. W. clock a. m.
IVA aerord anco with \ resolution adopted Az
trana Rapids MsS ID. i54e. every county Will
D. onIltrd 80 one delegate Tor each 90 OF the
total vote casa Tor trysernor AZ ine ast election
November. ls.sl. anG one additional delegate
fal every iractioa Amounting 10 ia. out each
Organized county viii Do eAtlIlei 10 AT least
one delegate.
Iuder resolution Of iS5S no delegate will
r. entitled e. a seat Ia thc eOnsention VINO
does n0t reside "a the county no proposes 10
represent
ia compliance with a resolution adopted in
Detroit. June -. ~. the secretary OF each
county convention Is requested 10 torward 10
the secretary OF the STATE Cgntfal Committee
tfuen e. Batec block. D-trolL. by the earliest
mail. after the delegates are chosen. a certi-
ned list OF such delegates - are entitled 10
seats Ia the STATE Convention trom their re-
spectlye eo01ti-s-
JANIS MCMILLAN. Chairman.
WiIIAA X. Bars. Secretary.
IA The seove convention counties In the
Fifth Congressional district viii be 60 titled 10
delegates as follows: Auegan, ki lonsa, ioi
Ottawa - AMI Neat. A..
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-15
POLICE and FIRE COMMISSIONERS.

6Sssp RsrTps. Mich. Feb. :. is4l-
To the Honorable Mayor and Common Councils
6eaiiemen-UEdor direction Of the beard
transmit you . report Of the condition Of
street lights. for the week ending February
s. isqI. that remained unIlghted one hour ane
over.
respectfully submitted
4. r. McRsrrclps.
Secretary.
Referred 20 COMMITTEES on Lamps.
To the Honorable Board Of Police sno Pre-
Commissioners
Gasp R.rrps. Mich. Feb 8. is1.
GeptlsneB-JB def direction Of the board 7
transmit you . report 81 the frts occurring
curing the month Of January. 1881.
Respectfully submifted.
BIZ. McRrrsetp.
Secretary.
Accepted and lied
Gp.sp Rsvrrs Mich. FEB ?. iSi
To the Honorable MAYOR and Common Ooun-
CT.
een,leuep-Ths Board 81 Police asd Firs
Commissioners have the honor 80 report. that
there have been emuloTea asT1ns the monfh
past IN tse Ere ospsrtDent. - fuli time men.
3 part time men sno esuhsfitutes 20 vi iessss
81 absence granted unesr the RUE. The nreas
Of the department. for the e9ming month
will bs ts.5fis.
In the police depsr1meu; there have beer
employed = men sna = mstren. duriug
TIE north past The needs 81 the Department
faf the coming month ~ neat ~ csl ss etii-
nsfra. vii ht ss.72Zs-
All Of which IL respectfully submitted.
b. Ncfrvs@ps.
secrefsrr
On nefsor Of AID cresBs. sc,sptec enc hlen.
Bean 90 Poser sxp yrsr cosvsssfevyss
eEsFp Fsrfus. Mich. feb 8. ISL
7e III. Hops-ssls tue Mayer end Common
Council Of the city ~ Grand RsFiss
Gsnfiern~b--f1rdsf instructions a Ire board
transmit you the following fsspiutiors.
BrsperffBfis.
BE. e1rtysolps
Secretary
'-wbe-s>s II has beer brought ~ sks ettsr-
fisr Of stis beard that. 81 tat. session 81 the
cssnmos csuncE ~hiis tbe proposed pension
~ vxs undef discussion. member ~ ne
eagne1i severely ssnsuses the iseutsnsnf 81
reilrs sp1 6sncua~s1 him &C INIT Tor the
position re ecrupiss. snf
Where's. auet a. sssses fhus pfEbiissv usses
essnof TAI - IN ju-s the o~lesr arc impair ~.
diseipifus - the fore. s.s
wssrsrs Ne fze.s hszs c1nss - ne fne-f
eags - ftis ,szv< vhi-h ~ snsnsrnsr lus,is
sget 81 sttses upon fhs issuteaeaf y pe'ics.
vflo~< offsisl esrau>f enc services bs-s ~
via he eorvr.rns<i.r srs spp-e~s 81 tflis
bs.-t Ne- tbs~sfo~s
Re.asvss Tn.f isis bps-t rs>'>>-fntff rros
se<s arxsuss su>s ssss<ks upsH SO " srph~T ~
tne ser.~tnr~zfs nsser So tursscse@sea unfA
e.. ssrts Y srr apen v'hieh thsv az 1850
srs sesrnsts~s - ftfs sssrs feT tst r>>-,t
fssf xssa s1ssrxs 49, snsse ~ shs psTesr zse
a -. ssx-s ssss f~t~tvs>~-s - tes 49, -
s~-r~s< - 80 rfr~ sat. f9Ffssf
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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-15
J.xxs McMIiLAS. Chairman.
WuIAa X. Bars. Secretary.
COUNTY CONVENTION.

Republican county convention 20 select
forty seven delegates 10 the state convention.
called 20 meet at Jackson. Alcb.. February -.
o. nominate a justice OF the supreme Court 10
succeed joan W Champlin. aud Two regents
OF the university t. succeed Charles j. illeis
and Arthur ". CLARK VIII be held at the upper
circuit court room. In tie city OF 6rand Rap
Us. thursday. February -. at II o'clock a. m
zach wxfd ~ the city OF Grand Rapids and
esca township Ia tie county will be entitled
10 thrre delegates.
RyFequest OF Republican Count Committee.
NsNRY ~. ROSE. Chairman.
THOMAS WALSH. Secretary.
Grand Rapids feb. = lssl.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-02-15
PETITIONS AID COaNUslCsIloss.

efJ b. BslsAa. e iAs baiaeFs' aaa Traa
ers cxeBa4se. repre- vnt.GS fbaE Is tAe matter
q >essrgIaS yl@as ana sese.Ae1tlsas Ter the
ooAEeia l@tsa f9ltes court building. unggss
aiseglEli aAgisa hzs area A4ae sgs ast hene
agSAltoetss ssSIns tat home tsteas he reees
nixsd I'D Allowed te esfsaa IL. Interests thss
esersthing beias egusl lhs saik shoald De lsI
u boms arch teeis sskssg eogAell - - aware
Ihe plSns 3na Specifications
Ala. spr0ui moved IL refer The IesGfer %
spec a. committees et three 10 Dc sPPoinlet ~
tie chair.
Carried
Yess Ala. Anaerson. Carpenter. cregse.
DOYLE. Emmer. HSuser. Miller. Mills. Mckee.
DoHRell. Saunders. steia. STOKES. spsoal.
81 oeins-l5.
Nass-NeDe.
The chair arr dated Aid. srroui. Hauser and
Mckee a. such committee
Tar FoURga NA-4oxaI Bans.
GsAN0 RArles. Mict.. Feb. 2. ISL.
To the Honorable. the Mayor aud Common
Council ui Iae Clty Of Grand Rss.ds. Mich.
6rnIiemen-l hereby certify That there was
on deposit IN this bank az the close OF bust
ness. January p. isyi. 10 tue credit
el the city OF Grand liapias Geo H. Perry
oiiy treasurer. the sum OF one hundred ana
ihirty-seven thousand aud eighiyone and g. 20
collars So .0s So and that the interest GA tie
clle funds for tn. current month Of Jsnu-
T.. MS tws hundred ana ninety one and 40-l00
dollars s29i.4pi which amount has be- paid
10 Geo. K. Perry. city treasurer
Very respectfully.
Ii. VI. NASH.