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Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-01-05

LAREDO, Tex, Jan. 2.-Col. Ceron
Of 'r~ NJ xican army reiterate- the
de.'.: 't the revolt ut Mjer and the
killing al {, II rnl Clara. There has
been nn d+tlir,. . ration nn the Mexican
siOe for tU,1le tltli+. All the people on
bnth sid~- Vt the river are IN sympathy
with G uz+, aud 1t /. impossible to get
any assistance looking t. his capture.
II in sri'l the clerical purity is be hind
Ga,z4, furnishing him with b.oney,
and that II. soon ~ he eulists 5,000
men they will furnish bin millions to
carry On hia campaign.
Neither CARA nor The main part If
his followers nre on this aide of The
line. They crossed into the safe of
TanIuujpia+ aud are now III the uoun-
taius. The Mexican government has
ottert Il II reward OF $300. 0.n0U tor Ga' za'~
head. so far the Mexican. have killed
nver 1M men hn ru-t'ttin,l If bring
r .volutiontsts, aud thus hn- 4eutt~d tn
drive oher poor rautI.+r- tn jr'n the
revolt. At Puebl. the populAce re-
y. ltd. aud every priest has b+en nut
in jail.
Cot.nel Cameron oi the Mexican
troops In Nuev0 Lared, received a tel
eKram from down the river {Mexic
side}, stattng that fight occurred on
this side, and that two United states
soldiers were killed; loss OF the revo~
lutiontst side not given.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-01-05

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Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-01-05
Notice.

Notice.
hnte Of Montana. County of Custer
In tho District In md fnr sRiu county.
In tho matter of the estate OF Charles IL
Mckay. deceAscd.
Notice--Timo appoint ed for proving WILL
Nptico ii hereby given that ThnFshny, t!!e
31nt div of December, lHNl, Mt o,clock p. III.
OF said day, and tie conrt rtom Of satd conrt
il, Miies City, County "f Custer have ne"m r. nt,
imiutcd AZ tic time and !lneo for nrosas s' .nG
for iIearing tic application Of sarah Meh,ay ,af
aud Emory Vine tor tho issuance to them o1 ie'-
'''" ''''''''> FRED NJ. SCHWARTZ,
ilcrk Of District Court.
By HAROLD BnuWN,
Deputy Clerk. .oo,
Mi1c1 lity. County OF Custer, Dec. ~, le"l
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-01-05


NEW YORK, Jan. 2.-The HerAld's
Valparaiso special eaye: The procura~
tor fiscal has concluded the revitw ol
the Baltimore case. He finds Rodri-
gutz, Gomez and Azumada, the thre
rioters held by Judge Foster, guilty ol
stabbing and otherwise woundtnR
American sailors, but says the evil
dence is not strong enough to ehow
that II g ounds inflicted by the plis'
oners caused the deaths OF Boats watu' Il
Mate Higgins and Coal HEAVIER Turn
bull.
He finds the Baltimore sailor David.
son guilty of assault upon Chilian
sailor, Rodriguez acknowledged the
stabbing Of higgins because the
latter assaulted one OF the ea>lore of the
Chiiiau torpedo boat Almirate Corch.
rane. Seeing the ill,treated, Rodri
guez stuck knife Into Higgins back
Gnmez admitted stabbtny Turnbutl In
the back three times and said he do 81
In defending some friends, whom
Turnbull knocked down. Azumads
denied having anything to do With
the assault, but WIS shown by othel
witnesses to have participated.
Curtts, another prisoner, hlso alleged
that be took no part IN the affair. A
revolver was found OIL hltu, but ht
said lie carried 1t to defend himself. Il
now only 'e1naina for Judge Foster tt
pass sent enue OF, the the three convio-
ted prisoners. Relative to Cortts' 1ln-
pl'oatlon this prosecution says more
data Ia required. The fiscal comes tc
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-01-05
SENA Tf1Ik1AL CONTEST,
sherman and Foraker Running Il Very
CEukr IkArt.

: sherman ami Foraker Running Il Yer!
| Cfuse Hare.
! tuLrMhrs. Ohio, Jau. :. The >+n nu
: tor1Hl roit'c.t i. ~tltl un4t,lvet,, l>ut tn
t re*ktr~t4ir contest i- Dvtr. I.4vl..,
liz sherman tAuAidht-. IL notl,inat.ti
tut the re~,lit has faii4 i to bring t..aI
i til'trtut ac1ul+-'tt'+ 1litvltAf,jt thu
the ~ht+rfuAsi l,thi'|e -n 1lttl1ent}y tx
t'+ctttI itn.i, Foraker aud ht- tt,'l,>wtrs
tt'l-tt' tt1t doughty * .tvt rnnr ia,
!n>t t'one Of lhHi rtnvi tion If u!tl.
nlAt* >uCc ~ tn'lt has htrart+riz IT
Ills actions thEougl,upt, II til- VT ru.
ami ntn'eGnnr t"- might art any cr,,e.
rthn 1T il Inward 1ll"utI,t.. The
>fl+rEH II ultn say the fight Is over
uhf that "ll hat 1tthain- /. to put the
u+tfunrto'y torn,a|i;y. The F"r.krr
men ~Ay ttr fight IL just tegiuutuy III
gtt inter- sting.
There l. ore ott or pr"rnin+nt r pub
lican iu Onin be.ittr Senator S1Itrn,at u
wh" dnes not ehare this virw # the
friends Of Foraker. This IL Secr+tYry
of the Treasury Fo-'er. who tele
grAphed his gratulation1 to uator
Sherman AZ eo0n III he heard the result
Of the speakelship CAUCUS.
"F'oster has BEEN all the time an
agent OF the admintktrattnu in It4
'ff"rt 10 fleet Sherman, and this tefe-
Rram Is butt u srheme 70 demnr.ltze
our forcea. and csu-e etatuped4 to
Sherman" taid Ge' re Cox Of GIN.
ciDnau, the chief lieutenant of For
aker.
. am not discouraged" said Fora-
ker calmly, land I still expect 10 win
five III who voted for Lay]jn, who
wilt vote for me-"
There WAS an air Of intense discour-
agen'ent In Forak+I's = quarters imme
dfately after The cHucua, but the
cheerful words IF the ex-governor
r',n rts'orec the feeling Of cottiienc+,
until tonight the Foraker phataux
have forgottrn Il tt,e very cold wave that
swept over ttleir camp tut a tc~ hours
~iuce.
Around He headquarters of Senator
Sherman this evening there WIS ali
the rhe-'fu n~-@ ut +xppctunt victnry.
''Tnt Aa-nctnt-d Pre>s wnuli ikr to
know Senator, how ynu re9urt the
situsttor,' he WAS AK Il.
Very fnvo'ab|y,' replied the Seua-
tor. 10 II toue of 4ui at ASSURANCE, wbi ii
gave evidence That h+, tn,, like ht4
friends, regarded the battle III pructi~
Gully fought and won.
'The II cak+ r<h>r contest contiu-
ued h~. hiss bet 1t /. generally con-
ceueu, fnught upon Senatorial lines.
III thu senate I .hink 1T is <4>n* eded
that a very large tnajottty-sotue say
nearly TWO toone-are friendly to me :"
''Whal tic you expect your nltjn1ity
to be in the j"int caucu.::"
"Oh. / don't sny az t" tigure-,' r.
piled tue SetAttr. II expect to b.
nominate and do not ku " that f.
urt Are at All luaterial.'
It II generally understood that the
senatorial JOINT caucus will not be held
until Wednesday rr Thursday even
Ing of next wetk. The decisive result
cannot TO known until then.
Alta caucus OF the Republican sena-
tors this afternoon. Senator LHmpson
of Ashtabula WAS unanimously seleoted
for president pro tempore, al1 other
candidates having previously with
drawn. Lampton 10 cl&imed by both
Foraker aud Sherman, but thus fur he
has failed to declare himself.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-01-05

laughed aud talked IT, bt told The
j TRUTH
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-15
TOO DEAD TO SKIN
\ jackson Mans Opinion of
the Central City
NO PACE FOR A YOUNG MAN
Iu Pesied Il DscsSsnes Nev On and
Laksly y coatiaue Warden Davis
and Els Eronome Hobby.

Joseph Wolf, = prominent member
Of the B'nai B 'ritn society. : deIekats 70
The convention recently held here. and
fexmerly one Ut the best known lusi.
use& aud soeiety men Of jackson. but
noe on tho road Cor cievstaud cloth
ing house, Was among the guests ~ ths
Norton lass night. II haven't mucn
70 say" he replied to > question - to
the condition Of the Central City. ssIn
| TACT. thare .su's much 10 b. said tho town
| isn't what il once was. The prospects
we're once bright for jackson. but M.
msrous things have ARISEN which have
had decided tendency tn retsrd ilspyos-
parity and growth. Now and then there
IS slight ripple of advancement, but
the reaction haa \ deadening effect.
the Death struggle - upon the Prison
City, and il might as well, first Is last,
take It's place among such cities IS Mar
shall aud Adrian-nice places TO i've in
if ons doesn't Saut to be bothered by
the rustic sud din OF business. l re-
member distinctly when il promised 10
outs,r!p Grand Rapids- The contrast
now Is die uyaging and sickcn,ng.
The George I. smith Purifier conf
pany, the American Wheel COM
pauy and other mainstays of the
city, are now among the things OF the
past. All young men who are brought
up there are compelled To desert the
place when the time comes for them to
take an acties part IN the strpggle for
renown and an honest living. All ave.
nues to success ere perempiorily closed
and occupied by those who have been
there for years, only to be vacated
when grim death knocks at their doors.
Tie corset industry is q large one, but
employment 10 gwen 10 girls only"
"How about tho prison management
"Yoa know I'm democrat and
shouldn't b. forced to give an opinion.
but Vi must l will say that Warden
Davis has failed DIDO dnythiDg which
will rebound 10 the credit of his party
or assist 1t In its claims for future sup
port. His hobby is economy, but his
showing in this direction II not phe-
uOmenal."
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-15
City News in Brief.

The Protective Brotherhood will
give unique ente rtaiument February
~ ct Germanla hall.
Mrs. o. Huntley an old resident OF
this city, died at her homo on Good
rich street last evening.
William Collins was arrested yester-
day for being drunk and disorderly.
He lodged At the jail last night and
Will be arraigned in police court this
morning.
Frank Babcock has been arrested by
Officer Fee several times for truancy,
but he persists in his waywardness and
was arrested again yesterday. A recon-
mendstion will be made by the county
agent that he he sent to the reform
school at Lansing.
The postal authorizes ~ Warrington
have ordered the local railway officials
to provide themselves with scales and
helps for weighing mail and to have
everything in readiness BY March 1.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-15

prize from the Royal College of Sur.
geons for his eesay on diseases of the
larynx. Somewhat later he was elect
ed assistant physician to the London
Hospital, at which he subsequently be-
came full physician and lecturer on
diseases of the throat. Dr. Mackenzie
was also = member of medical societies
in many foreign countries and the
author Of numerous works ON diseases
Of the throst.
1t was As tho confidantc aud physi-
clan of Emperor Frederick. whose life
he prolonged sufficiently 10 allow him
. reign of ninety-nine days. that DR..
Mackenzie rose to the zenith Of bis
regulations. The authentic history OF
the court intrigue connected with this
fearful three months. and the war be-
tween the Engllshman and the German
doctors will doubtless never be written.
Sir Morell, who Was knighted for his
services by the queen, insisted in the
book which he wrote on the subject that
the emperor's death Was caused by =
surgical wound inflicted by DIR. Berg
mann. Since that time he has backed
in the sunsbiue of royal favor, lndiffer-
eut 10 the shafts hurled 1t him by lcso
fortunate brethren in the profession.
His death st IS u real loss q the
cause Of medical science.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-15
Order your wooD Of E. A. Hamilton


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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-15
ooss:p Of she ncse,..

Aaron Clark 81 Caledonia, dsued q
The Marion yesterday.
The Hen. w. ~. Slosson Of Reed Guy,
i guest 81 the Morton.
e. b. Gallup. = Denver furniture
man. u . eueat ~ the Morton.
IL. w. Leonard Of aansstes and H.
Leach Of Jackson are guests ~ Sweets.
J. J. Larm0ur, . United etatss pest
Office inspector dined q the New Liv-
inRseon yesterday.
c. D. Carpenter. one Of Big Rapid s
hest known dry E0ods merchs nts
dlneo at the Morton.
J. B. Sysesk. superintendent Of ths
Holland schools. WAS guest at the
New Livingston yesterday.
q. II. Chandler OF Kalamazoo. c. n
Rood Of Coldvatsr and A. X. Wheeler
OF shelby are NJ the Eagle.
E. II. Andrea, proprietor Of tbs
Cutter house At Grand Haven, il Z
guest at the New Livingston.
Jay Clark Of Birmingham. l.. s.
Hubbard OF Detroit and w. II. Ais
house Of Portiac are 1T Swoets-
A. A. BalIou of Bailey. s Copen OF
4kos&4Sr Wy 1o0 = 0SAc9 WA ~ - -
registered ~ the Esglc Yesterday.
II. p. Lendeli of Port Huron. George
Allen of Hastings and +. I. Bancroft oil
Detroit arrived 1T Sweets yesterday.
w. K. Hawlett OF Grand Haven. j.
w. Likins of Owosso and A. j. Doyle
and wife of Bellaire are At the New
Livingston.
Thos. Mcleod of Detroit. H. NJ
Wardle, an Iona attorney. ard G. IL,
Kimbali of Muskegon were gueats -
the Morton yesterday.
George Pauncefort. of the Neil Bur
gees County FAR company. which
finished IN Toledo Saturday night
came to Grand Rapids to spend Sunday
and was domiciled for the day al
Sweets hotel.
+. George, q Milwaukee furniture
manufacturer and upholstercr, Is stop
ping ut Sweets. When he returns &c
the Cream City be will leave behind q
large order TO be filed by one OF the
Grand Rapids factories.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-15
LADIES' LITERARY CLUB.
Program Observed in the Saturday After
man Session

Saturdays program At the Ladies
Literary ciubs III eaargc Of the COM
mittee on scienN. and education. The
IIfirst number on ths program WAS IN.
'Strumenta. music for eight hands, emit
tied, Rustic Dance" Following came
IN article on the "Excavations by
sjehlieman," which was quite exhaust
nvs. A fine paper on yachts and
IacktiuE," gave history Of boating
from before the time OF the Merry
b(esarch 20 the prcseut. and IS ita
seader appeared In costume. the inter-
Get in the paper was greatly increased.
Epjoyable talk on "women in Poll-
tics, J" and Methods of Canning Fruit"
were followed by . few weil-timed
thoughts on ''Rsposo-
The guests Of the afternoon were
Mr.. Kendall. Montgomery, Ala; Miss
Helen Pemberton, Oil City, Pa; Mrs.
+. o. Adams, Detroit; Mrs. J. C.
Quiutus, Erie, Pa: Misses Sueie and
LAME Walter, Sutton. Neb.; Mrs. Swift,
Waterbury, Conn.,; Mrs. Wheeler, To-
ledo, o.; Miss Coleman, Plymouth;
Miss Taylor, Romeo: Mrs l.. Hopkins,
saginaw, and Miss Gelston, Ann AIbor.
Next Thursday toe Shakespeare and
magazine classes Will meet 1t the clu b
house.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-15
Friedrich's Fire Sale

Has closed, and he is receiving daily
consignment of new goods. insrru.
large quantities. are ing received.
Mr.. Friedrich has just returned fSon'
Chicago where he purchased goods in
large quantities. and for this reason
got the very hest the market affords al
prices that smaller dealers could not
obtain, therefore nc can afford to sell
his goods Mt . large discount. Ec car
RES nothing but the best makes Of III
struments Of all kinds, and purchasers
will do well to call and look over his
stock.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-15

Brandreth's Pills are tho great blood
purifier. They are purgative and
blood tonic. th~y act equally on the
bowcla. the kidneys and the sxin. thus
cleansing the system by the natural
outlet Of the body-they may be called
the purgatlve sudorilc and diuretjc
medicine. They stimulate the blood
morbid humors. and cure dlsesse no
matter by what name II may be called.
One or two Of them taken every night
will prove an infaliihie remedy.
Sold in every drug and medicine
store. either pain or sugar coated.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-15
LIGHT WILL SOON SHINE
Ne Tower System WIZ Be in Operation
Next Month.

Manager ,. w. Hayward Of the
Powers' Electric Light and Power CON-
pauy. said iast night in regard TO the
progress which - being made in the
erection Of the electric light towers
"we are getting along nicely. Every
tower has been rut IN place bus two
and these ere partially erected. The
poles ON which the wires are 70 be
stretched are all up. We snsIl begin
etyetchipg wlYes abcut the middle OF
ns1t week. A iarse consignment is al.
seady 0n hand. II the weather is favor
abie, and everything goes well, We ex-
3sct TO have the tower lights burning
eli over the city IN three weeks ~ the
outside. All the necessary apparatus
Tor furnishing the requisite amount OF
electric current il here, in position and
ready for business- Its probable tina,
the first wire viii Be stretched on the
west AIDE, though % to the certainty Of
lhis am not positive.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-15

GsattAn Courtney, young man we'll
knoWn IN bunness circles until failing
hsalth compelled him 10 retire from
ncuve work, died 1T the family resi-.
tencs, No. 4c Dayton street. yesterday
morning. aged about 80 years. Mr.,
Cesytnsy VS. formerly With Arthur
Meies d Co. and the Gum Hardware
company, for number Of years Vas Z
member Of the Anciens Order Of Hi
bernlans and will b. buried with the
honeFs OF the society from ST. James
church Tuesday et 3 3. m.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-15

ossvsd. anen9 then being enc fso0
Trescotf i sesls OF this cry. The con-
tsnc1 viii prs,hAbly lie gwen 10 the
Gfond Rapids Erna a. tS<lf osd = lover
thon thoss OF their coupetieoEus oe3nn
. I1ttio less than 500.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-15

King Of the Giant Lottery and the Profits
of the Concern.
The announce ment of John A. Nor.
yis that the lottery would not accept q
renewal OK their charter created . zen.
sation in the Bayou State. When the
anti-lottery faction, headed by Cover.
nor Nichols, had recovered from the
surprise into which they had been
thrown by this unexpected change OF
front, they denounced the declaration
- . ruee to entrap them into . support
Of McEnsry, the lottery candidate -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-15

There will be more speed trials Of
horses at Comstock Park this season
than were ever hefere held in Grand
Rapids. Now is the time for the iatlsea
10 learn all about tracks, horses and
score cards 90 that when they 60 TO the
races they will not have TO ask any
gentleman about anything. "PaIket"
tclls all about It; for sale At all book
sfores
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-15

We viii nay literally for the servicse
Of an energeiic lady or gentleman ia
every town TO Represent choice publ
cation, elegantly illustrated and Ju,-
meuscly populsr. A full copy cf the
book furnished free. For particulars
address {. X. Beach d TO-, Laksside
Building, Chicago.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-15

General Msnsser Head and 6snsFsi
Attorney W.iiam Aldea Smith Of the
e. &W. ". Who with tbs,r fntniii<s
have heen taking delightful two
q onths' trip through the eouth. are
expected 70 resca homo tomorrow.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-15

Is one of the chief blessings of every
home. TO always insure good custards,
puddIngs, sauces. etc. nee Gail EOrden
eagle" brand condemned milk. D:rec-
lions OH the label. Sold by your grocer
and druggist.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-15

- h>t esR1sse 60 iAmsu mesh ~ Rssco
~ .As 9sss se.ssssss eesss1 800, .ss
eesksl, 6et ~ = slss e hlss 5 whl1s
::;:i Z; s.: = s'sl': ~ -, ~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-15

Garfield tea il tho tired housewives
best friend. freeing tho body from
aches and pans, creating . buoyaucy
Of spirits and lovely complexion.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-15
Real Estate Transfers.

Louis Barth to Sjoerd Schaaf paft Of
lot bk . Rem ston's add. ..-.....-.
James Austin TO Henry PiOeg part lots
Is aud IA. biz Wilson's add --............-.
Vim II Hunt 10 Ellen Ebcrhard lot Z
Moore's Banner atd-..--.-...-.........---..-
Kate H Tibbs 20 Henry Hacking and
wife lots 10 and II Tihb'y add ..-.-........
Ccrnelin Voorhees, to J Langdon Me-
Kee lot Z blk 2Whlte's I'd add ...-...
Percy T Cook TO Rense De wires lot II
Tuxkokob's add -. ..................
John + Keinke to James NJ Dudley n a
lots II and Il Innes 4 McReyneld's
Arthur Hardwood 10 Leenderp 00m
and wife lot Is Cases. Sub..............--..-
Abijah Waxar to Vim r Carpenter lots
and Z blk Cedar Springs.
George Van Nest to Amanda Van
Nest = Sc and " ~ Of sec
Hannah Thorp TO Lucina Bennett poo
on sec Alpine. -.-.......-.. -....--..-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-15

Every sack of LILY WHITE FLOUR
has picture of our mill. None genuine
without it. VALLEY CIrY MILLING Co.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-15

6teinwav, Weber. Hazeltine. Fischer.
and Schaff pianos at j. A. J.. Fried
Y1ch's, Nos. 80 and 30 Canal street, vt
prices TO suit ell.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-15

]. ID. Buskirk. veterinary surgeon.
successor TO DR.. Wells, No. Q East
Bridge street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-15

rsckhsm's orossp nsneAy cursu
uhooping cough.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-11-17
PROCEEDINGS OF
THE BOARD or SUPERVISORS.
OF CRAWFORD COUNTY MICH,
OCTOBER SESSION. 1899.

Moved and supported that we pro-
coed to an informal ballot for the cleo
ton of a member of the Board Of
School Examiners.
Carried.
The result of the ballot was as fol-
lows:-Total vote cast. O.; of which
Isabella Cobb, received9.
Moved and supported that the infor-
NAL ballot be declared formal and
Mrs. Isabella Cobb be declared elect
ed. Motion prevailed.
Moved by Supervisor Lewis that the
Sheriff be authorized to purchase sew
enty-four cords of green Jack Pine
wood, by sealed bids from the lowest re-
sponsible bidder.
Amended by Supervisor Hum, that
the Sheriff be authorized 30 purchase
seventy-five cords of green Jack Pine
Tamarac or hard wood, whichever In
his Judgment is the cheapest, by sealed
bids from the lowest Responsible oiduer.
Amended by Supervisor Richardson,
that the amount be fixed at one hun
dred cords, which amendment was &C
copied by Supervisor Hum.
Motion prevailed as amended.
On motion of Supervisor Hanna,
the following report of the committee
on Apportionment was accepted and
adopted.
To the Hon. Board of Supervisors
of Crawford County.
Your committee on Apportionment
would hereby respectfully recommend
that the following descriptions of re-
jected Taxes be returned to the Coun
ty Treasurer viz.