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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-25
REPORTS FROM rHE FAIR.
Entnss ans Premiums Awarded by the
West klShigsn SoolstY.

Entrss ans Premiums Awarded ~ the
West kiShigsn S0elsts.
The directors Of the West Michigan
far held meeting IA the Morton yes
terdxy 10 determine tue eond ition OF
the society 4nd listen % the reports OF
the different uperintendents
The following - = llst OF the entries
a. the far ana the amount awarded IA
premiums;
Section A-HoFses. 2sS eutries, e. .04s
awarded IA premiums; nine special
premiums awarded 10 the value OF sl76.
Section B-Cat.le, zsS entrles, a. 1873
awarded IN premiums, Elk diplomas
were gwen also. There were sixty
eight more entries IA THE department
this year than last.
Section C-sheep. lsl entries, and
s5O9 awarded IN premiums, nine dlpiO-
mas were also gwen.
Section D-swlne, los entries, S26l
awarded IN premiums. Tnis was the
best exhibit OF any for years.
Section E-foultEy, Ss5 entries. s26c
awarded ia preEaiums-
Section F-Agucnltural products, 327
entries, SlsS awarded; there were eigh-
teen special premiums awarded 10 the
value OF SOL and four diplomas gwen.
Section G-frnits, 592 entries, sos. 90
awarded IN premiums; Ave special
premiums were awarded 10 the value
of S276. and ffty-five discretionary
premiums were gwen.
Section H-Flowere, lsl entries,
S2Ol % In premiums.
Section A-Aeedlework, sos entries,
$3.50 awarded IN premiums; -four
special premiums were also awarded 10
the value OF $40.
Section Dart department, ls2 en-.
tries, 1886 awarded in premiums.
Dog department, IFS entries, S4se
awarded in premiums, besides nearly
as much in special premiums.
The total receipts CT the fair were be-
tween Sl4 900 and $4,000. The ex.
penditures have not been figured VI
yet, but the society lost no money.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-25
raRnrnIAL srnnoIs

There seems 10 be an unnecessary
Misunderstanding rs 20 the scope ana
hsld OF usefulpess OF the psrochial
school The psrOchsl school in no es-
sentisl respect trespssses upon the pub
lie school Il an institution Of learn
INK maintained by the church for the
express purpose OF teaching the pecu-
lar tenets q the creed OF the church
a. the same time instruction IN the arts.
history. mathematics aud other branch
e. Of learning bestowed upon the
children OF - conmunicsuts II q
parent prefers that hls sou and daugh-
ter sasli be taught theology IN commune
non with other things. Il q sminently
proper thst hs should contribute 70 the
maintenance Of school for that pur-
pose. Is is 40 concern or the public
that he elects 70 pay both voluntary
ard involuntary tsxes that "a his pri-
vale ALTAR.
The pSrochisl school "a but another
name Got the grammar school AMI se-
lect school of the earlier days which
have been superseded hy she puoGc
schools % today. The parochisi s. hOul
ia snse bonorsd Institution and -
age gives e respectabdty. II has a
plscn amongst the modern educauonal
estabI shrnents not one whit less digni-
Ged thar The thsoiog al seminary. it
prsulu1ss - insfruct only the children
Of taosa Who choose % AXE advantage
OF its existence iA a community. Il =
in nisov respects supsrior to tae board
ing schooi, where secular Snovietxe =
otter tainted bY knowledge ~ the
world altogether undesirable
The enemies of the psrochisl schools
sre invsr,aslv sccfsrsofreiiEion. They
10 not understand tHss they hsve tae
right 30 sstshl IN schoe's for IRE m
snleshen 81 infdeilty { they Wi, nor
thst the psrochlal school = enc ~ the
uscss effective sciences Tor q vorans
rsiiqfori ant thscioSy from ere saiies
Of ths puuec scheci
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-25
Special Church Notices.

Progressive spr!tualist Society
Morning: Questions answered. Even
ing: Short lecture on "Mediumship,"
and then demonstrations 10 prove II.
Mission Wood Presbyterian-Morn
ing: Orthodoxy in Life" Evening
Christ the Mediator"
Unitarian-Morning service: "An
Ever Present God That 4 u May Know. !"
Second Street 81. 4. Morning
Character, as illustrated IN tie Life
and Death OF Captain James ID. ROBIN
son." Evening: "rhe Essential Prln-
ciples of Success"
81. hew's-AfIernoon Goodbye
services TO old Mission hall.
iversBlist-MornIng: Revelation
and the Psychic Lfe."
Church of Chris,-Eyenlng, second
lecture TO young men. Subject: Tine
Intellect and It's Education"
Grand Rapids Spiritual Association
Morning subjects taken from the
audience. Evening, Naturalization"
South Congregational = Morning:
"The Law of God Concerning Divine
Blessings" Evening: plain Reasons
for Beng a Christian"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-25

Aaron Brewer, treasurer ~ the Kent
far ass scletOn, ssick IN bed from q
c8if contracted vhiir selling tickets
last week. Accord nglv tne meeting Of
the directors 20 settle up the finaDcial
condition IF the new society has been
postponed until MI Brewer - shle %
attend the meeting. II - thOngnt bv
the rectOTs that WITH the suhscrI D
t,ons that were raised previous 80 the
far. the society Wlll come out even
financially.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-25
Death of Smith Robens.

Smith Robens. who lived at No. Al
Jefferson avenue, died at midnight last
night of cancer of the liver. He was 81
years of age and came 10 Grand Rapids
early in the fiftles. He served IN the
civil war IN the Third Michigan engi-
neers and mechanics and was a men,
Der of Custer Post, q. A. r. He left =
wife aud five children, Mrs. A. j.
Jaynes, Mrs.W NJ. Smith. Fred Robeus,
Harry Robens and Maggie Robens. Mr..
Robens was a brother of George Rob-
ems, the well-known horseman. He
was engaged in the tubuler well bust
pess until a year ago, when the first
symptoms of the disease made their
appearance. He was taken seriously
Ill about seven weeks ago, but the ply
sicians were unable to diagnose his case
until few days before his death.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-25
GOOD TENPLAR WORK.
The Executive Committee of the Grand
Lodge Met Here Yesterday.

The Executive Committee OF the Grand
Lodge Met Here Yesterday.
The executive committee of the
grand lodge of Michigan, L. o. G.. T.,
held meeting yesterday morning in
Albert Dodge's Office for the transac-
ton OF business pertaining to the or
der. Mary T.. Doe of Bay City WAS
elected to represent the Good Temp
lars of Michigan at the temperance
congress TO be held in Chicago next
year. Mrs. T. b. Knapp of Howell
was elected to represent the Juvenile
temperance work Of Michigan at the
national convention of grand supern-
tendents OF juvenile temperance
workers TO be held IN Findiay, O., Oc-
tober I4-l5. The building of the Good
Templar summer home next year at
Hackley park, Muskegon, was re-
ferred to the grand lodge lecture COM
mittee composed of l.. .. Miller. Three
Rivers; p. J. Conneli, Muskegon; AL
bert Dodge. Grand Rapids. The build
ing will cost IN the neignborhood of
$4,000 and will contain an auditorium
and committee rooms. 1t viii be
fitted up with all the convenlences for
the work of the order. The lecture
work for the coming year was also re-
ferred TO the same committee.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-25
ALL OF THEM FALSE.
General Manager Head Denied Current
Rumors About the c. q w. n.


C. NJ. Head and William Alden
Smith returned yesterday from Boston,
where they have been on a business
trip in connection with the c. 4 w. NJ.
road. Mr.. Head was seen by reporter
for THE HERALD at his residence Last
night, and when asked regarding the
alleged c. n w. NJ. extension from
New Buffalo, said: ~ know nothing,
whatever. regarding such al extension.
although i have several times heard IL
rumo.ed. Probably the reason that
the &. < w. 81. 10 being men
toned regarding this matter Is
this: A few years ago James w.
Petherain was engineer OF the {. d w.
NJ. road and his tools were all marked
with that company's initials. He Is
now at work surveying for the Indian
apolls, Indiana x Michigan railway,
which is to be located in that part Of
the country in which our road is said TO
be extending its branch. and persons
seeing tools bearing the mark of the
&. * w. N. might think we were doing
the work. Now about that rumor that
the Illinois Central was going TO buy
the c. X w. NJ, that is false. too. That
rtmor has been circulated several times
In the past few years, but it is as false
now as IL ever was"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-25

West SIDE residents haVe become
tired n having Their sleep broken ~
the rnE x 81 bells. the htnR NJ ~
Is s8d the pr0fsnlty a brake
men zoos Tor lost coup nF pins.
>eveTs bu0crsd II them hsve signed
petition - - presented g. tho com
mon council, ssk ~ tat TIE noses %
storped- taey $50 OBJECT - the raj
read companies h.0cs7ng foe streets
Tt1 cars 80 II 81 tchlBF and rskrDg
tr ira ~ The comps sre e. owee
I've minutes tine 81 tie cross nvs 80
sone Of tie resaents C.sn1 fast tns
tran crews ihten uonslly block t-sfac.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-25
Klndcrpar.en Notes.

The private kindergarten of the Kin
dergarten association Will open Thurs
day at No. 33 Park street. 4 primary
class will be new feature this year.
The teachers study classes will meet
Monday evenings at this kindergarten
hereafter. The regular training class
is holding meetings IN the kindergarten
OF Fountain street school. The classes
are rapidly increasing IN numbers. the
training class now numbering twenty
two students. There will also soon be
organized class for advanced study
Ten of the students of last year, now
directors in kindergariens in the city
desire to continue the study.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-25

f. II. Foote of No. 3S5 Lyon street
returned from Fort Wayne yesterday
where he had been TO meet Mrs.
Foote. She has been IN Paris for the
past four months visiting her brother,
Will n. Foote, who was formerly a
Grand Rapids boy. From here he
went TO 1T. Louis, and subsequently
went 10 Paris where he has gained
great distinction as an artist. To re-
turning Mrs. Foote was guaranteed
for nine days. and no baggage was al
lowed on the boat except what was alb
solutely necessary.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-25
Changes IN Elks Hall.

The Elks' lodge room has undergone
some changes In the past two weeks
which greatly improve its appearance.
The walls have been papered and the
floor carpeted. Incandescent lights
take the place of the old gas jets. The
ante room and main room are now
separated by handsome plush curtains
which can he thrown back and the
whole turned into one room.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-25
Boston Store Windows.

There seems TO be "hudoo" hang
ing over the large windows in the Bos-
ton store. Tho first one brought in
fell and killed Washington Davis. The
second one was broken by n runaway
horse and the third was broken IN
TRANSPORTATION. Yesterday the fourth
was brought safely from the depot.
After having been placed in position a
workman struck It with hammer,
hreakinC n n so
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-25
Gladiators Return Home.

The Leondor Brothers. who have
been doing their renowned & iadiatorisl
brother act with the McMann show or
the Pacific coast during the past sum.
mer. have returned To- the city for a
few weeks visir at their home. They
will take a trip through Europe the
coming winter. They were among the
charter members of the Grand Rapid.
independent Athletic club.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-25
VIII Meet Here

At the annual national convention
of railroad clerks which was held IN
Philadelphia last week, r. Coming
Leavenworth. of this city, was elected
grand vice president at the nation al
organization. 1T was also decided 10
hold the next annual convention,
which will take place next September,
in tins city
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-25
Repaired the Wsshou,.

The q. k. s |. railroad company has
repaired the break IN Us tracks near
Reed City, caused by the cloud burst
FRIDAY. and trains ran as usual yester-
day. The break m the Manstee braBeh
10 still open, aud can not be filed for
three or four days, although the com
panv has large gang Of men at work
ON IL
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-25

". 5. Lamb, representing the De-
trolt firm OF Official photographers tor
the worlds fair. called on Secretary
Roberts yesterday while on his wsy 20
the upper peninsula. The secretary
gave nlm letters of introduction 10
prominent citizens of that section.
Lamb will procure views of the seen
cry and prominent buildings IN the
upper peninsula cities for tue world :
far exhih bet
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-25

hrrftT, sept 2f-Col p a. Bowen
~ the Flrst regiment ~ =. =. ~li hsve
eommard 81 the Nien gsn este troops
~ Cniearo in October. tomrauY Z arc
tie rsi Infantry bsnd ~ Aarau Wi
sci o. p g1sfd ~ honor g. Governor
Wiusns and stsf 81 route r. ChWsEo
over fhe Wabash. enc vi accompany
re Nineteenth lufsrtrF, T s. A., az
ff.r ~rrfrfa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-25

ns0si ,err r. electric storm g vesrs pre-
- - here Iae h1 80 ~ InUEa
Fran ssrrrs = shooket Ftfr ere fafs -
The houss - fefnrs vrf zee rfs8
asfr from the roaf Occupants
were only s.ighiiF shocks,s-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-25

The following committees have been
appointed 20 arrange for the repunli-
can convention next Tuesday ON
musc-llr. ). Is. GrlswOid. l.. Z. EDDY,
A. IT. Morehesd. On printing &C. X.
Gibson. John Patton, IT.. +. b. Fisher.
ON fnsnce-Moses TsgEsrt, q. z. Psrs
ma. samuel NJ. lemon sud Amos Mus
salman
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-25

WAsHISoToN, Sept. 2i.-For upper
ami loser Michigan: Showers AID
except Suaday Or sunday night. pre-
ceded ~ far Ia southeast portion OF
loves Michigan; brsk southwest winds.
becoming northwest.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-25

The tara OF John psttson who
lives n PARIS shout three mics east Of
Dutton station vas burned few rig = a
ago. The entire structure snd contents
were destroyed. which nc 1ded sewers
hundred blsne.s wheat his has
crop. and considerable farm "a ma
cnine7F There vas 70 insurance.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-25

Evert icifeTuau. vho res dts 81 70.
- CO feid avenue. nonxevsf Fith =
Sea her revo Ver Tester3sr Ifr.
eao0er svpects - save p left ns1 no
stnougn the huiiet ne cted rad
wound Ia that rnealheF.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-25
Snail fns in 3 Dwelling.

The residence Of Mrs. Lyon ~ 10. Sc
Bo~wick street vas damaged hv Ere at
o'clock yesterday morning - tie er-
tent af SIS. The ire vss caused nv
gss let An alarm vss turned IN from
- - IA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-25

Will Matheson has returned from
Chicago, where he has been stndvng
dsnclng under Prof. Bonnigul. he
will open Re dancing school IN Sim
mons hall on South DIVISION street
with an opening hop October 5.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-25

A military company having seventy
members hss been oTganized ~ Ire
Young coiorsd men ~ this city. Thsv
drl week y under The instruction 81
r. p Blake Of ths Csran1 knrdas
Transfer company.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-25

WI arr Fessencsrf vss arrested lsst
% Fht 90 warrant ~ oecsr y ilsli g.
Tie wsrfsut vss issued nn comps ni
~ Fessenderfs fstnar. vno sccuse.
I'm 81 hsz q & lien SIS from bHn
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-25

Tomorrow the resolutions adopted ~
the Kent County Bar sssotlstiou on
the desfh 81 the lSte , 8 EEgi-ston
vi formally be presented % the two
r-5rfulf courts.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-25

Tue amount u water pumped Tor
the year ending April so, 1892. is ?, $780,
as, SIS gallons, daily average OF g.
l2l, 776 gallons, aa increase over last
year o. thisty-nine per cent. TIE cost Of
pumping 10000 coo gallons IS s6.25
against sal last year.
The number of persons supplied with
water Is 4,oS7. The number of fixtures
in use is II, l2l against 1859 the year
before, showing an Increase OF thirty
three per cent. After listening TO the
report the board adjourned.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-25

titss Nary j.. Jones VII g.vs ST sE-
nitt q her sun ufsr Sketches -eTlf-
q - - ct heT horne Va. isI Worth
f.sfsyetts stTsst both afternoon sua
evening.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-25

They want the fTelght trains made up
some place else, sHd ntenc 10 carry GA
. campo "a against the present system i.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-25

aglt4tors held together for per
soaas gam. Why any greater respect
should Dc shown % Il than 20 an or
gaaizxuoR Of mildly demented eGETem-
SIS Of the soelAiistle school rs matter
for surprise. IL i without influence,
and nas very few y0tes at ia com
mAnd- IL vi dls Of hamilton II letE
% Itself.
IL Is 70 be regretted that the demo-
Gratis make obelssnee 10 this imaginary
potential force. Tie republicans were
quick 10 sec III the collapse Of It's yot
Ing strength last fail the cad OF Us
power IN controlling the results OF
elections. IL has hung together not
because Il Was inspired by hope of ulti-
mate success, bat because there 10
money ~ Il. Ii "a Traping ey no
means rich harvest, bat so long as
there shall remain IN prospect few
dollars so long will the band remain 10
extOrt from those so foolish as to give.
For every office counted as important
the peoples party has nominated =
democrat. It will oe The almost uni
yersal practice among the indifferent
members OF the party 10 vote not only
for the one or two democrats, but for
The whole ticket They are shrewd
enough 10 see that a divided vote is no
vote At all upon which 20 base party
strength. fhs peoples party showing
will be SO weak under the mixed ticket
scheme that the thinkers. If there be
any such, will vote the straight demo
cratic or republican ticket. There.
10 doubt whatever about the truth OF
tins.
The democrats have allied them.
selves with this band of agltstors and
what they could not prevail upon it &c
DO they have paid II TO do. The re
puollcsns must fight the common enc
my, giving neither aid nor quarter
The cranks and the free traders are
one IN aim and desire so long as the
dollars jingle. Stop the dollars and
the cranks are stopped. The demo
Gratis might profit by this suggestion
and have more money to spend fol
bands and powder.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-25

n sfsctoriiy settled ~ chemi-
"a snaivss tast ths water n Grand
river = vet
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-25

tR0vER c. svEl sSn would hardly Re
a success az reporting a 2 O'Clock IRE
for paper thst vent to press at 3.l5.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-25

DFkrH owes = shining mark. hut
ehoisrs = sd - have an especial
hscker a for cigarette sroksrs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-25
Gang sNp nEscrRsrs

wHa. tasre = isgt 81 tae peopiss
party n cas- cay = sbaaa CT nilssa aided
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-25

NoRg than half the cost Of the city
improvements asst year was incurred
by street improvements. There q not
citizen but thst vii protest that it
was wise expenditure.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-25

GsSfas1 wesvss renewed a an
cisnt rscepton N Geerga.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-25

CsHESsLEy the German statesman
scciesIsst. who would denstiOnslize
this country by consolidating foreign
classes INTO distinct colonies having
one common interest. has so far escaped
tire cholera microbe.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-25

II a reported that the empress Of
China has 3 600 gowns Even with that
humher she Won dat be in tat a.
American summer resort.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-25

--r--sS
WHEN the democrats desire to make
particularly irrldescens bluff they
construct bold bandit out of straw,
soak his extremlties with coal oil and
apply the match. The latest thing
they have startled the untu.ored ma
tlves OF the Adirondack hills with Is an
alleged confidential letter issued by
alleged republicans alleging the offer
OF money To Induce" democrats TO
vote the republican ticket. Whether
this remarkable bluff originated IN the
iurld bgain-box of the bewhiskered
Michigander who pays tho price from
the democratic plumber box. or is the
product OF the versatile chief herder of
the 1ammany jungle IS matter of no
consequence. Ii IS brilliant. irri-
descent and gorgeous specimen of
bluff from the genus OF democratic
buster.
WHEN the Sultan of Turkey gets mad
al his prln clpal wife nowadays he i'm
prisons her in room in the palace.
Formerly he ordered her head cut off,
Slowly but surely woman is moving
into her sphere OF equality. Soon We
may expect to hear that the condition
OF things is reversed IN Turkey.
BoURRE COCHRAN the eminent anti
Cleveland leader in the Chicago con-
vention is afflicted with sore eyes, and
be has postponed ms tour IN the inter
est of the ticket he did SO much TO de-
feat. In view of the prospects for sue
cess IL Is no wonder that Cockran's
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-25
WORK OF A YEAR
Annual Report of the Board OF
Public Works.
COST OF The IMPROVEMENTS
And Sketches of the Water Department
Professor kedzie's Analysis VI
Grand River Water.

At the meeting OF the board Of pub
he works yesterday, the annual report
was among the business that came be-
fore the board.
Charles Saeh protested against the
way the Livingston street extension is
being graded. Referred TO the city en-
gneer.
George E. Richmond petinoned the
board for water MAINS IN Caldwell
street.
letter was received from Walter c.
Burd of Toronto, offering ms services
as hydraulic engineer. Referred 10
the water committee.
Secretary Twamly submitted the fol-
lowing report of receipts and deposits
for his office for the month OF August:
Received from water rates .,..........-. 5.lzi ~
Receive from water permits.-............- III 30
deceived IrOIn sale o. material OF -
Recc v-d from nHc tt
Rebate on 81 -
Bridge lumber sold - 81
Received from drain layers licenses. IS W
Total receipts, .os7 50
Deposit % water works ncome fund ls0 Is
Deposit 10 water works Iund 81 :
Deposit 60 bridge fund - 81
pepesl To frSt and second district
Total deposits o.35 81
Cash on hand to balance Aug. 81. 1871 g
s7.6s7 s.
The report was adopted and placed
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-25

Down in the land of the mule cracker
snd unbendlug democracy the peoples
party csnd dates for Office are received
With rotten eggs; IN Michigan they are
received with open arms by the demo
~-afs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-25

IT cost the taxpayers S6S3, 6l7.s1 last
year for public improvements, exclu.
sive OF the water works. IL hundred
thousand dollars were added 20 the
total for next year to be used in deep
ening Grand river it would be of incal :
culable benefit to the city and the tax
payers would hardly appreciate the IN
crease.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-25

i am the Duke Of Kent;
To cranks | never bent;
No money have | spent
Hence I'm not In IL.
am 10 proud TO be
The populist's nominee.
i am a democrat. see2
And later TN be IN IT."