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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-26

that paid 10 =. y. Toronto, treasurer,
on sept %. for merchsniF licenses,
sdl2.i0, for paper account care 81 y. y.
Hunter 81, doposits on account OF apph.
cations to lease school lands Noi 'oih
elsthO.
Yours truly, q. E.AnnhN'
Petition OF taxpayers Of Thiuy-ninth
school district asking that a change IN
boundaries be made, read and laid ON
the table.
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TOPEKA, Sept. 4. - The advance
statement ~ thu a tchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe Railroad OF Its freight busI.
ness for the year ending June 30, has
been Issued. 10 shows the total ton.
mage was s,73l ,765, an incssaao OF
9Sl ,0i2 tons, making AN incIoas. In
freight earnings OF s., i7a,735.
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speed and comfort
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COUNTY COURT MATTERS.


The County Court held n session
this forenoon; In the absence Of Judge
Barich seleutman Hardy occupied the
chair.
? 1t was ordered that ihc clerk SUBJ
pmnn David Nicol OF Union Fork, who
l. employed At the Hauauer Smoller
to show cause why he should not sup
port his mother.
The petitions Of J.B.Logram and II.
Hardy who have applied for relief on
account Of tax sale were referred to
the county attorney.
The following report was filed by
Andrew J. Burt for expenses for keep
ing insane PAL sons In the county jail
from Nov. l, 1891, TO August 80, 1892;
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NOTICE.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
! stockho dcrs q the ttth Ward Co or.
store Will be held n their place OF business on
Monday. October 10Th, 90 1850 o a., To meas the
Financial Report the election ut Directors aud
for tho transaction ~ my other huaiuots that
may lawfully come before the meeting.
ARCHIBALD fsEEnAtllN, secretary.
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NnrirE

iJNuE ANNUAL MEEIiSG oF TuE MI.
Il tunl r'ook Association wiil be held At tho
sixteenth Ward WtctnF house, on Nonday
evening september SUN, ls1., ~ O'Clock, or
tie purpose Of elcctirg officers foF the ensuing
wear anu for the transaction ~ such other bus.
ines us may properly be brought before the
stock hOliefl for consideration.
ARInUR PARSONS. Secretary.
salt Lake City, Sent. H. ltg2
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ST. PIIEmBUBG, 9G.-rhe official
cholera returns for yesterday give tue
number OF new cages OF cholera al II;
deaths 10. Compared with Saturday,
this Ia m increase Of I've deaths.
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NOTICE.

once Of the Paoilc Lnmber and building Co.,
sugar House, salt Lake County, Utah.
AIOtlCf. 1llEHE ARE DELINQUENT
~ upon the following described stock, on
account Of aHseatmeu ut levied on the 22nd day
Of July, a. ID. ltaa, the several amounts set op.
posite The names u the respective shArehold
erE, Aa follows
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HAMnuRa, Sept. 26.-rhero were
20 new cases and n deaths OF cholera
yesterday. Up To Saturday the au-
thorities report total Of 1900 cases
and 1000 deaths in this city.
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PARIS, Sept. 2S.-It IN rumored In
religious circles that Archbishops Cor.
figan Of New York ana Ireland Of 81.
Paul will he made cardinals at the COM
ing Papal oonsislory.
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GERMAN cArnoLIcs n aEssioN.


NEWARK, n. j., Sept. 20.-rhe sixth
annual convention OF German Cath.
Ollie societies Of the United states afo
In session In this city. Two thousand
delegates arv IN Attendance. Arch
bishops COrrigan aud Kaizer nre
among the prominent visitors ex-
pected. The question Of parochial
schools and the principles OF Cahen.
slyism are mAtten likely 10 be exten.
slyely considered.
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Sheriff Burt'a report.
The following opinion Of the county
attorney on what taxes are raised by
tho board OF equalization was read and
filed:
SALT LAgE CRY. sept. -, 1907.
Hon. G. 4, Allen, County Collector
Dear Sir:-Tho Territorial Board Of
Equalization having notified the county
court OF salt l4Akocounty that ON the lfth
inst. tho board increased tho valuation Of
real estate ia said county TOR purposes
OF Territorial taxation" or "ior Territorial
purposes by 10 per cent. of the amount
of tho Valuations a-thoyappear upon the
assossmont roll, you have submitted 10
ino tho question whether In voting.
tho changes ON tho assessment roll called
for by this order you arc To extend tho
three mills on tho dollar for school pur-
pusea required by chapter Nv OF the laws
of H.. . upon the Increased valuation or
only the two mills on tho dollar "for Tor
ritorial purposes" required by said acii
also, whether you arc TO 80 cNtond tho
county, county school aud special district
school taxes upon said Increased valua-
ton.
/ am OF tho opinion that both questions
should be nnRworrd Ia the affirmative.
Tho imposition Of tho three mill roTrlto-
rial school tax Is quite as clearly
| "'rerntorlal hNaiionn ~ tho I'M
position Of the two mill tax for
| genOral Territorial purposes the
maintenance of the public schools lsQuitO
az clearly "roruiorial purpose as any
olhorio which tho Territorial funds may
| DO devoted.
Hut mud nothing In tho act Of is0e
| creating tho Territorial Board Of Equal.
iniion to indicate that II may change tho
valuation OF class of property Tor the
| purpose OF increasing the amount Of one
kind OF tax only. The board isveslod with
| tho simple power $50 change the assessed
| value of ANY kind OF class of property In
| any county, otc. Chap. xiii, see. Z,
laws Of isii2.) The board wis not created
for tho purpose Of increasing the vol.
umo OF Territorial revenue -- for
tho purpose OF representing the interests
OF tho Territory AZ against tho local in-
torests Of thA several counties. Tho act
onntompnte- that tho board snail net rs q
| revisory body to correct thogcuonl vnlu-
ationa made by the county assessofs for
AL purposol. Tho power to raise or
lower the vnlktion Of specific class OF
properly In Ncounty was given, and
must bo presumed to have been oNor-
olsod Tor the purpose Of bringing tho as
sussod value OF that class up TO the a..
sessed value OF other classes OF taxable
property In tho county as they appear
upon tho roll, I. O., up to The ''iair Dash
Value" ~ dlllned In the revised laws.
! therefore advise you that, assuming
tho validity OF tho iucronso ordered by
the Territorial board, its action REQUIRES
you to change all taxes ON real property
borne upon tho assessment roll, except
ON the property OF railroad, eic., com
panies as specified IN tho boards notice
by increasing Thorn 10 per cont.
| Ny.v,.,.,. Nf,f,,,,t,..
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NEW YoRii, Sept. 9G.-The board Of
health reports no casos OF cholera since
the last report.
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HAvRE. Sept. 2G.-'rhere were four
new cases and Ave deaths Of cholera
here yesterday.
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70 IN ar ~ N .

sMIru died In salt Lake CITY, September
goth, lsl2 sarah, rolict OF the late father Geo.
SMITH in the oFhiy.aeyenth year OF hen
age.
Funeral services viii be held In the
Twentieth ward meeting house Wednesday
September 18th, At Pan. Friends are respect.
fully invited
MNsHHidi star, please copy
NAhHun-of typhoid pneumonia, owe
May walsor, daughter and only chrd OF Edwin
a. and La,ino alkor born iu Deaerct Willard
county, september 'lh, isi5, dl,d AZ RlyorOon,
salt Lake county, september BON. lT2, at 3
O'Clock M. aged 10 years and 10 days.
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Ana in accordance with law and the order OF
the Hoard OF nrectnrs, made on mo 22nd Of
july, a. d. ltgl, so many shares ~ each parcel
OF such stock M may be necessary will be cold
ht tho ONCE OF the lAcidc Lumber ana Building
Co., sugar House, halt lhke auniy, Utah, on
tho 10TH OF September. A. ID, ,lsl2, al O'Clock
y. M, 20 pay DELINQUENT ASSIGNMENT thereon,
ioge ther with the oost Of advertising and cx'
Ie'-Y n, NJ. INMAN. Ir-. seeretary.
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MAUD NAY nAnCOCIl, u. R.,

iGraduate OF National school OF Oratory
rhlla., - ~, Special instrusior 90 Harvard
University summer echoole, Cambridge, Mass
TEACHER uF
ELUCuTtON,
DELsAllTF EXPRESSION.
PHYSICAL CULTURE,
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."-
INclnrNraIs.


The county physician WAS ordered
to make a report OF the amount for his
services In Attending on Insane per-
sous during the period embraced In
Sheriff Burt'a report.
Tho following opinion Of the county
attorney on what taxes are raised by
tho board OF equalization was read and
filed:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-26

TurRE we're three heavy explosions IN
civ Creek canyon this forenoon. Ihey
were caused by city workmon blasting
rock.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-24
PRESS CLUB SOCIAL SESSION.

"
Local News Writers and Their Guests
VIII Have Jolly Spread.
A soclal session will be held by the
Grad Rapids Press club rooms TINS
afternoon. beginning AZ !. o clock The
program prepared for the OCCASION
contains some interesting features.
Rsfreshments will be seryed, after
whlch pipes and tobacco mi! be passed
around among those who wish 10
smoke. State News Editor II. NJ. Rose
of the Detroit Journal. is expected TO
be smoag the guests Ali newspaper
men are Invited TO attend. The follow
ing q the program:
Opening eeremonie by the presiding
officer, l.. +. Williams.
Reading and adoption OF rules and
regulations To govern the social session.
Musc-Wiibur Opera company.
Soldier Reeollectlons-T.W. Fletcher.
Impromptu Monologue-J. w. Han
mar.
Music-Selected.
RecltAtlou-John ID. Mcintyre.
Theosophy-wm. NJ. Hathaway.
Music-Wilbur Opera company.
Hamle;'s Soli.oquy-Col. NJ. A. Aid,
rich.
PoeIu-L. G.. stuart.
Music--Selected.
J. p. Experisnces-w. J. Sproat.
Country school Teaching - II. l.,
Brown.
Aunc--Wilbur Opera company.
Seiection-T. NJ. Carpenter.
IRISH Sketch-John II. Finn.
Closing Ode.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-24

Col. NJ. A. Aldrich returned from his
vacation last evening, and is again at
his post as managing editor OF The
Democrat. During his absence Henry
3. Stett, state editor. discharged the
duties of managing editor in q credita-
BILE manner.
Mrs. L. Il. Nash died in Detroit Fri
day, and the remains will be brought
here for interment, the funeral taking
place tomorrow. She was the mother
OF Homer B. Nash, formerly cashier OF
the Fourth National bank.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders OF the Grand Rapids Safety
Deposit company will be held Tuesday,
January 90, IN the forenoon, at the
Office OF Holden q Sons.
Secretary kin.ey OF the Improvement
board 10 making preparations to issue
the constitution and bylaws IN pamph-
let form for distribution among the
members of the org anlzation.
Thieves stole twenty bushels of wheat
and lot of bags. feed, etc., last night
from Alexander NcKenna. living two
miles east OF the city IN Grand Rapids
township.
Gerrt Litten Of No. 452 West street.
an employe at the Gum Folding Bed
works, lost the thumb from ms left
nand yesterday by the cruel buzz saw.
Buell. scored II and Gardner Ia at
the Livingston tournament last night.
Hascall and flnney play Monday night.
$. =, Chapman, who was taken to the
u. b. A. home few weeks ago with a
If hn h0
and was At his office ye,t-rday.
The contract for putting in the main
sewer from the new poor house build
ing was awarded yesterday to Wander
veen & Whitman for 500.
The members of the Old Residents
association will meet at the city ball n.
2 O'Clock this afternoon, TO attend the
funeral of r. ). Marsh.
The Old Residents association OF the
Grand River Valley will hold a meet
ing At the city hall at . O'Clock Tuesday
Afternoon.
Henry 81. Rose, state editor of the
Detroit Journal is in the city to spend Z
day or two with friends and old &C.
qusintances.
Mrs. Malvina Johnson, wife of the
Rsv. Johnson. formerly OF this city,
died in Knoxville, Tenn. January IL.
Twenty electric light towers have
been placed IN position, and twenty
more remain 10 be put up.
The family of Charles r. Rathbun
who have been afflicted with scarlet
fever. are getting better.
lvoretts. the best finish, only $500
per dozen for cabinets. a. Arthur &
PhIIbric's studio.
Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Rathbun of Paris,
who have been very i'll, are reported to
be recovering.
wurxburg 4 Bronson's orchestra vii
give . concert IN Germans hall to
night.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph kort
lander. 3 daughter.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-24

course for this evening VIII Dc "bspie'
Statistical. sDa 0khsT Proof Tat tas
coadtsea Of tie World Is Not Esp'cly
Reaching the Highlands Of Christian
Perfeeiloss II Goat Templars ball
AeAu.isa BLOCK.
TIE Rev Z. A feupg Of Am Arnor
vii begin series Of n.sssinSss o. ms
Caurca OF Cbfi&, February /. rus
week will % giten 10 cottage prayer
meetings IN difeEent parts or the city.
Ga Monday night the meeting VIII oe
al the house of K. j. SOW, No. o-o
South JettsNon stuet.
La the NsG Church, tbs Rev. Geo
HeuEy Dole VIII soeak on What Is
lEg'' and 1.-The SEAMLESS Nesture OF the
SAVIOR, Hhat Loss L. siAsd FoT! this
morning and evening.
Elements Of Efficiency n the
Christian Ministry" will be the subject
of paper by the Rev. W. A. Frye, to
be read II the minister conference
tomorrow afternoou.
The Rev. DIR. Cobb's Sunday evening
lectures 10 the Westminster Presley
terrain church will be continued to-
night. Luther aud Reform" Is the
subject.
"fhe Most Important Kind OF
Growtn" aud Judgment and Mercy
will De the Rev. suAsnsll's topics At the
Calvary Bapt.xt church today.
Miss Tupper's subject this morning
a. Unity CHURCH, will be 1.-THE Outiook'
on = Journey" In the evening she
viii talk about "Marble Faun."
1.-The Religious Scepticism of Today
IS the catching subject OF the Rev. DR.,
Jackson's evening service At the Foun
tam street Bapt.s. church.
The Rev. Gotke. Danish minister q,
Muskegon, will preach today 1t ths
Norwegian church, corner Veto street
and West Broadway.
The morning subject at the Church
of Christ will be: Working Together
With God; evening subject, "Ths
Claims OF Christianity"
Grace church will celebrate holy
communion this morning. In the
| evening the congregation will unite
| with that Of st. Marks.
The Rev. DIR. Fluhrer's morning sub
| ject will he "A Great God" There
will be no evening service.
The Rev. w. s. Cogshall will conduct
quarterly meeting III Ames NJ. L
church tonight.
/ The Holy Communion will be cele
brated in Trinity church this morning
Holy communion in st. Paul's thi.
morning.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-24
Railroad lettings.

David Barlow. formerly a we'll known
railroader IN this city, has been ap-
pointed joint car inspector 1T Mxcki-
nav City, of the g. h. 4 l.. the Michi-
gan Central and the D. S. 8. & A..
The south bound passenger on the G..
K. & l. yesterday morning, killed q
man named Smith near Decatur. The
man tried to cross cattle-guard ahead
of the train, and clipped.
j. II. P. Hugart, T. J. O'Brien and c :.
l.. Lockwood of the q. r. & l.. are in
Detroit in consultation with Michigan
Central aud 800 line officials about
tariffs.
General Manager Heald and VIM.
Alden Smith of the c. & w. NJ, and
party, are expected home about Feb
ruary 10.
Bert McLaren, late clerk in the gen.
eral managers Office of the Chicago &
West Michigan, died in Chicago Tues.
day.
Travelling Freight Agent Charles E.
Wilson of the Wisconsin Central, 10
spending Sunday in the city.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-24
Will Have An Elaborate Installation.

A committee meeting of Custer post,
q. A. Il. No. 5, was held yesterday az
ternoon a. the office OF Justice Hydorn.
aud the following committees were APP
pointed to make arrangements for in
stsllation exercises to be held by the
post on Wednesday evening:
General committee--J. X. Stephen
son, A. c. Jackman, A. D., Brooks,
Capt. Geo. 4. Judd and John Barrett.
Committee on nlusic-C&pt. Geo. T..
Judd, Capt. IL. A. Hydorn, A. ID.
Brooks and J. y. BeIlar.
Committee on hall,--A. c. Jackman,
John Barrett, A. ID. Brooks and II. IL.
Trask. -
Committee on speakers-J. r. Ste
phensou, l.. Racine, Il. A. Dapper, A.
B. Barrett and Theodore Putnam.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-24
Tried to Shift Responsibility.

The arguments in the case Of Irving
Sharpstein against the Consolidated
Street Railway company, Grand Rapids
Electric Light and Power company,
ald the Grand Rapids 4 Indiana rail
road, were partially made in the circuit
court yesterday. The attorneys at
tempted to shift responsibility from
one defendant to the other; and col
lectively thought the plaintiff shoul d
not be paid for his horses, one of which
was killed and the other injured by an
electric shock from the trolly wire on
Monroe street last summer. The attor-
neys for the plaintiff will finish Mon
day afternoon.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-24
SUPERVISORS ADJOURN.
After Allowing Few Claims Including
Their Own Full Salaries.

Ater Allowing a Few Claims Including
Their Own Full Salaries.
Al ths CONCLUSION Of the January ses.
SESSION OF the bosrd OF supervisors yes
tcrdsy morning, few CLAIMS for boun-
ties for enlistment and re-euhstrlent n
the var we're rejected. The follosing
are those who applied and the amount
claimed by each stephen Coleman.
t2o0; Theodore q. Hsuk. $3.50; Ninne.
nan Randall. Size, snd Isaac Iswer,
fi0o.
The claim Of L. P. Eddy for slfs.se
for ssrviees IN police court while acting
a prosecuting attorney, Vas reported
adversely by the committee of claims.
zen. L. q. Eathevfsrd We allowed
fio7 FOR services rendered ia . erin snaS
trial.
Supervisors sullivan ard Skesls we're
Appended y Chairman seloznento oct
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-24
Special Church Announcements.

Professor III. VI. Scott, of the Chicago
Thsologieal seminary will preach morn
ing and evening IN Park Congregational
church. The music will be very fms.
The full choir will s,ng Bucks lsss
snt greatest Re Deum in c, No. 3. and
sesIurs "Home Celestial" and for
otfertoire the quartet will give one of
their latest and choicest selections.
The subject OF Elder Noore's dis.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-24

ath him ia the purchase Of vault tx
tzgsa.
Jaa!tor Smith asked for s. week
extra pay for L@2sEs care VI ths room
occupied " the Supervisors during the
SESSION OF the ooAfd Ras u Mas not
grzl.tsd. Kte esalrmAn and CLERK were
given ti3 each sxEsA pay tor their ser
wees Without dissenting vote and
each member Of the board was voted .
full per diem salary
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-24
Return Its Thanks.

The board of managers OF the
woman's Home and Hospital returns
its thanks to its friends who furnished
the board with provisions, etc., for the
dinner given yesterday afternoon.
Another dinner, for the benefit OF the
Home will be served the last Saturday
in February. The dinner given yester-
day was very satisfactory 10 the board.
although the attendance was not 40
great as il would have besen had NOR c
general notice Of il been circulated.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-24
Old Maids Sleigh Ride.

A sleighing party composed Of q
dozen ladies of the eastern part of the
city, attracted considerable attention
yesterday afternoon as it passed
through Monroe and Canal streets.
Placards were displayed on each side Of
the sleigh box bearing the words, "Oid
MAIDS Sleigh Ride" The occupants
concealed their faces with light skawls,
so their friends on the streets were not
able TO recognizes them. The absence
of old bachelors did not seem to detract
from the enjoyment of the merry party
of self-acknowIedged old maids.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-24

Tue new truck manufactured b the
GrAnd Rapids Fire Ladder and Truck
company sas received BY tue IRE de-
partinent Yesterday and will be plscsd
in engine house No. 4 On Monday
Members Of tae department. ssy thus .
the finest aud most CONVENIENTLY ar
ranged piece Of machinery OF the char
xetef ever placed in the departments.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-24

Bryant council of the Royal Area
n9aa has snyaed Inc Urand kapias
council. No. g. National union, 70
meet with them next Tuesday eyeaing
and participate with them IN memoriai
services in memory Of the late W. B.
Loveland. The services will take place
at Elk's hail. and viii consist OF
speeches and singing. itls understood
that a male quartet has been secured
for the occasion.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-24
Burial Permits.

Sarah Fuller. aged IS. No. ll3 Trow-
bridge. Cd age; Edward Spau-ding
Marsn, aged -, No. $50 Jefferson
street, GRIP: Jennie Wander Hart, aged
50, No. l29 Clancy street; twin children
of Harmon A. Eyerdyk, infants. No. 81
Centennial street, infantum; Arthur 1.
Lawton. aged =, No. 10 Watson street;
Kate Monroe, aged "a, NO. 80 Elm
avenue, typhoid pneumonia.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-24
ASKS THE COUNCILS BACKING.
Commissioners Want Help If Burroughs
Sues Them.

commissioners want aeip II Burroughs
Sues Them.
The board of police and fire commits
soners held meeting yesterday after
noon. Edwin Redding applied for 3
position - signal operator 1t the police
station. w. IL. Graves aud John w.
Reynolds applied for positions as po-
licemen. The applications were placed
on file. A communication was received
from Superintendent clearinghouse IN
regard to damage done the fire alarm
box located on Front street. by some
mischievous person.
Ii was anticipated that Sumner Bur.
roughs will bring suit against the police
for entering nis house aud breaking up
an entertainment without paying the
regular admission fee, In consequence Of
which . resolution was adopted request
ing tho council to stand by the police.
Claims to the amount Of $75I.S6 were
audited.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-01-24
Are Safe and Coming Home.

". Ii. Idema has sent dispatch to
his son, Fred Idema, from lndianapo-
lis, saying that Mrs. Idema and her
son were rescued from the third story
of the burned institute by means OF
fire ESCAPES, and were positively unin'
iured. Mr.. Idema returns home today