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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08
CURED BY The USE OF OIL,
Internal Injections and External Applications
Hundreds Successfully Treated A Great
Boon 10 Suffering Humanity

No Mood OF cutting Off womnn's
breast or % mou'H chpol, cor nose. In ID
vain 0ltrmp. Go rurc q cunccr 40 ugr
Of nppIyiug burning plustors 90
thp flesh and tOriurIne those nlrpndy
wink from Huior'ng.
Soothing BHlmN Aromatic OILS. give
,1ic. HlWply and cruom ,1io.
'nrWE ih' lace cight months Dr. Byp
lnF 'Wvud over 500 c1scs or cuuctr.
iuuon nrd other malignant dis-
casrf I'hnl or lhis yr afflicted. mud
nustuo and thnk wen before undergoing
Treatment hy Che knife or burning pas.
Al of DR. Bycs patients win testify
TO hia success In curing Thorn. Tho doc
Coz. win furnish hst of names picked
UNFORTUNATELY from his books togpthpr
with THOR addresses So thnt thcre A
positively mo- rcuHou lcu why nIlIrtpl
people may mot inform themselves nll,,
on bl4 wonderful rcmely The doctor
Wlll rely upon iho truth ultorpd hy thos,
he lns l"ltnj to commend his rtmpdy
Goo those w'u uytd Co..
CAL pt their uihre. Uuudrlcks hplldino
or write for iufurmotlou
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08
Tho Modern Dnughter.

The humorous publications still keep up
the joke about the modern gir's Ignorance
Of cooking and housekeeping, but acuully
this wit has become pointoss. The stand
ard Of housekeeping and tho science Of
cooking were never higher nor better UNI
derstood than now, and ID Is the young
women who IRE stepping In to relieve moth
ers OF long borne burdens aud In fact shCg
them how much better they can be borne.
Said mother the other day, and she is one
OF several who has been heard recently
speaking In the same strain.
Edith IL delightfully."- taking from me
the domestic problem. / have time for eve
erything nowadays I've thought myself
always a capable manager, but she docs
better than ever did She has trained our
onemaid 10 a degree of efficiency should
never have hoped for She markets 20 bet.
ter advantage and more appotiaiugy. and
best OF all finds mono OF the routine n
drudgeryn
Instead OF failures and droncs In tho do
nestle hive this generation OF healthy. VOL
taught girls are splendid helpful ombot.
ments of that all around development OF
the Nineteenth century which peimitsthr-,,
TO toss a salad, make a bonnet, or discuss
the mriA with equal ense-Her Point Of
Niew IN Now York rinlaa
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08

There Is n prominent business man n
town who is somewhat of dog fancinf
and takes pride 10 pair Of English sattou
that have held % prominent place In several
bench shows of the country. Some months
ago one Of them developed an iucipieutc nst
Of ophthami1 and was taken 60 an oculist
for treatment Just as naturally as would
have been any other member of the family
Tho treatment, which consisted Of drops 10
be put Ina Tho patients eyes, proved quits
successful and relieved tho trouble for s
time, but after awhile Il cnme on again
and a second expedition was planned TO the
Doctors.
Film Finn seemed TO know where he
was going, Tor on entering tho square
whore the ocCliss had his Office he raced
ahead OF his master and up the steps whc,0
he had been but once before, and on the
door being lpaLed boltcd straight for the
treatment room instead of waiting his turr
down stairs, ana two legged patients learn
TO do TO their sorrow and impatieuce. This
time the treatment was Il zinc solution tina.
wosyery severe and brought the water in
urcnms from the patients eyes, but he
took 10 with his nose ia tho air, neve,
wincng and the only sign OF feeling he
mnde was 90 hold out one paw patheticalS
iorhis masters Washington Star
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08
CHURCH NOTICES.

&c. Andrews Church. Services today nc
and ] 20. u., and 4 p. u.
Hfhop Fitzgerald, bishop administrator
of ih. diocese OF ialiM VIII preach 200 100
u.clo.h ut go IuWcNH church, Father
There win he the uuml services 600 the
First rrgsny,cuDu church today at - ID.
daily Invited.
Union Bethel Nllsaou.-Cospnl meeting
sunday night Subject; "toWUrdiyc, De
aerunu. or the Great tigAt Good music
and singing commencing ut 1.3O y. n
Ilgfc win be- q gospel meeting ut the
NJ. q. 4. at d O'Clock this afternoon.
iior men only TO which all men are mNted
Good singing and short addresses.
Prof Hoczugcr breaches IN German every
second nud fourth sunday of the month
DO Che Swedish church. cnruOr broadway
ana st. Louis avenue. Services 40 1890 %.
I'M, uud y. u
Rev Carl Fromu. transferred TO Fort
Worth nt the conference of thc Ni T.. church
WNlch recently met here. arrived ilst Fri.
Gay und VIII preach ut $3.50 ID. m and %.
~, at the scandinavian church today aud
So ioulH 81. 70. Church. quarterly meet
NIX services today. sermon uy Row o. l..
Fisher ID, d. 10 be followed by the holy
communion. Love feast ut Z. u. w. En
WORTH Tongue service 40 d:3O u. M Song
service, 1880, aud sermon at 1:i5 D. m
thrrliuu Church -CCrucr Sixth and
IhtuchWnriOn slructg. Preaching morning
uild crCu.u. by Elder j. W. LuWbpr. SUB.
Jpet in the morning "ChrlElulOpy." Bon thp
oNrluE 'iNr Intermediate state" Sunday
school nt o.3O O.. u An made welcome
GurrHu Evangelical st. Johns church. -
CALHOUN street between Ninth and Ipuh.
sunday school uf Nail 90. Do. Preaching ut
lu."l %. m. every FIRST ANA thlrl Suuluy iu
thn month, evening service. A cordlm wei.
come Is eAtcudcd 90 ALL ", SchIunS, pas
Unitod Brethren Church -lioa Calhoun
street. t. w. lutup pastor. Preaching
every sunday = pm, uln second and fourth
sundays nt $50 %. nt Prayer meeting cvcry
wednesday night W f.U o.. u >unH. s.
school at > u, IN. A cordial welcome h ex-
tended 40 uI.
United SpiltuallsW.- Usual services ut q
4: u. NJ knights of lythius ham. curnrr
Houston and Second streets. entrance ou
S''ond AlH. Matte II. Hun OF chicago win
again entertain the audience with ono pf
Nvr beautiful ana Instructive lectures sub.
lrDt for sundays lecture will Doc "rbp Conn
lnE Religion Al cordially invited.
The regular quarterly communion scryicc
WIN nc held Zoo the broadway Prpsbytrrlun
church at ~ g., m. a lurEo number of new
mouhrrh WIN be- publicly received and hmm.
ilein administered tu adults aud infant,
Au mcWhCrs are earnestly requested ti be-
present. lHuul services NO Tld n. nm. puh
llr cordially invited tu an the services OF
lhs church. Location Northwest corner ~
broadway aud 80. Louis streets Roy. H. Il.
French. pastor
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08
Care OF lamps.

un lamp is properly brushed ont with n
stlit little brush, which nay DO kept forthe
purpose, there - no need on washing the
burner An chat is necessary IS 90 wipe
the burner out Ia every part with solt
uannol on cotton cloth, which should also
hekopt lor the purpose This keeps the
burner bright and free from surplus Oh and
dust The best way OF treating a wiel, Is
70 brush on the charrod pnr ana thus nj.
low It 20 trim itsolt II the scissors arc
used 70 is apt 60 DO uneven until the flame
has burned IL oven. A few drops OF alcohol
VIII do more TO remove the dust and smoke
lrom the inside Of a lamp chimney Rnd
leave IL crystal bright than a quart of
Weter When dust is dihiult torsmove an
Ply a little alcohol ON a cloth. Tho metal
work OF a lamp IS b,st kept bright bv rub
eing IL frmly and polishing Il with llttle
Kerosene ON a soft cloth. DO not usesticl,y
cld cloths Tor cleaning lamps, btit wash ont
your limp cloths and lamp brush FREQUENT
y and see chat they are clean when used. Il
st Louis Globe Democrat
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08

the views Of twelve men selected 90 Wy
the ease Tint s nll there IS in t,
the iurics won't do their duty there D no
help ,.,.
OF course there ere some trchnicaMilcs
On the criminal laws that could wen j"
! ohvinied. aud as Encouragement
sought 10 got suggestions Of ncehIu
amendments from judges, and thr 'Vul
of appeals. Judges took sreridl pains ~
make. not merely suQgesiiona bui nctu-
ally write up the text OF nmcidmchiH
10 the nonal code and the code Of ctiuii-
nal procedure. aud these are n my re-
port for 1856
cone of The greatest evils with which
we have ~ contend and ono of the h0rg.
cst 10 suppress. is pistol carrying. ~
the officials would do their fun duty m
this natter arrest and punish every man
krbwn 20 be- carrying pistols without inil
vibrant OF law. we would bc spared
very many Of these killings u j. TO he
hoped every district judge will fully i'm
press ON all grand iuries the Importance
Of enforcing this law and prompt these
bodies 90 use ryefy endenvOr tp drtcct
and lndirt everybody guilty OF crime
pWYul,lng uisdomeanor
JUDGE u. r. BECKHAM.
Judge Beokhom. fresh from his cX-
pprioncc of eight years az district judge.
M
nrd Information ON tbe iunortant pib.
ieci deaif with I'M tbig article. ana win
serye so,ne of tbof fo Tbn Cgzeife's
rcaders 10 bis clear and trcnchmt style
Inlkine very hprndly ON the subject
ye,lefuny. he Hnld'
ihe way 10 cure INC eva or glIne
~ te Rrt 900 tnc roots OF tnr cYii ana one
OF lnr'r Wsiol caItyins.
"lhis lntor wrong is encouraged hy
Che permitted eNistcu"c of tho nurseries,
OF crime nnh these are variety tlfniefa
lmWdy hou"s oud gambling houses
lho'r VINO felumt these places gem
elhily 20 ifhed, inr thr} KNOW moFI oi
those they VIII chance 20 meet in such
plas'. Ufr lui'h lu qu'.r" on9 alWay'
1niiolnl'N trouble are prepared Tor tho
trouble wien 30 comes
lou WV notice We have 9ad very
few proweditgtrd murders in ihi8 cpuu-
80 murders in thc nest degree Most
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08
The LEGAL BUDGET.
Proceedings IN Tho Different COuhs-New
Suits Filed Brofols.
FOltrf-ElGtlrH DISTRICTS T..

"NWA lWtI plNUOlss
FOltrf-ElGllrH DISTRICT. IS. T..
Glccnc, judge.
The following cuses were hpnrd m tbe
AhnNp court yesterday.
Firl National hnrk w. c. A. Unr.
man, doht and foreclosure. Plaintiff de.
murteu 40 ueiendnnts pctitiOu lurt.
mNnH special answer ovcrrulod and yer,
diet given ior pluintl as against Unrf.
u,uh lleb anu foreclosure of mortgage
anu Judgment
Mrs. Milllc Bangs WIS granted n az
Nnw' nom hrr husband Ed III. Rnnps.
nnd her maiden uuue Of Mile Hnmil.
ton was restored tu her
COUNTY COURT r. @. Johnson.
judge
The above court disposed Of the fol.
lowing c0sVs
StRte u.s. Tom Brown, theft Of money;
SIXTY DAYS in iail
state va Robert Catchnolc. aggravated
assNulti acquitted
q pleQ of guilty was entered In mo
cosr Nt ASA ktrron thp rhnrgo bemr
,aHtlns o. pistol a huc or S25 WINS ini.
An order WAS tnirrcl. la prohatp. ou
application for an n,miniatu,tor nf Inv
estate oi ~ Is Richardson, ANA lhonins
NlaeR was appointed
NOTES.
Noi a. solltQry maryiam license was
lauod yesterday. ana unly Rvn h,v,
heen ISSUED FOR The week
, Fosler tronks, Roy Bfownlpe Hnd,.
ht0Wn, elijah White und Bob Rnberfs
Wefo taken out tn the county roma MS,
to-day by Superintendent Swan. IN sr,,,
out lNir sentences
N,H.lh Mars OF Denton county cnmc
away Matthew Cuir. who ms lr."
Kept in The lawant county iuil Tor INFO.
~ NE Denton jail not being snnn,
enough to hold him, He * upder n
dlrlmenV for horse thoft. ana rnes n,
Denton 60 stand wini lle was ferror
n the peht0p county officials, ANA thcy
were glad 70 pc rid of him.
The grand jury yosteslny p,h,rn,A il i,
ipdlcimeuia for felony ana M for mix.
domcan0rs, "'N
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08
AXI0MS IN CAKEMAKlNG.
nror 1,he Snndny Gnzntt.

or The Sunday Gazette
successful cnkc-makiug depends upon
about twenty things
Proper materials.
a correct rocipe.
Following directions explicitly.
Accurate weights and mpasuremcnts
Compromising the ingredients in their
proper order
lluFlpg everything IN readiness before
commencing 10 mix the ingredients.
hetniallng the temperature OF the ovap
according 90 the kni of cake made.
Having all the ingredients mt tle RIGHT
temperature. ''''
Not suspendiug tine operation of MIXING
ul!Hl enc cake Is ready for me owen.
hc luat much ur Attlp according to
wv h,Hu OF cNfo and always IN ono az.
Whipping the whites of eggs T., =,
eo,arse moderately stia froth rather tban
a inc Stih one ''"N
Sll,ung the h9ing powder and Aour To.
Folding me Hour ID carcfAy instead
OF lahihg Strong e MAR stuRbe.
h,i iag''iE l9 li!e n as gon as tie
Geaslng The tin with lsweet Iord
1 tr,i't y ~, man hutter aud sitting littIe
Opening aud shutting tho ovor 100,
very gently during the process al bak
be avoided. ''''
heepins fruit over night ia warm
room' dredging It thoroughly viii a"nr
a9'i stlrnng it 10 lightly The last thinw
llh'hg uns for loaGcake with oiled
pPgpGi,, " 9euer scr, with pastry madg
a Teur ana water, ana rolled thln.
un for fruit cake or a lnrge lo"es.., ol
ah lncii higher at the sides. 10 silpnort y
paper cover aud prevent us bnkt.g ~
hpiu' KATHERINE u. JOHNSON
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08

Atghe eQt your list Of supplies amy 90
70 Frank r. pendcrys and gpf
a NOpouud sack OF best patent e,,r
for 81 F"''Nt hour
pounds formulated sugar 81
bounds California wisins 30 couts
ponud inc mixed tea 40 GENTS
Slher goods sold in Proportion.
fNr3lnipg guaranteed first class o,,
moley refunded. :"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08
AIENDlNG RUREAr.

the anneN lor the oleaning Of loco
Ng',alNs ana alk ana chenille hangir,'.
Y W. Ns,sgupNons Is keeping pace h
lng hpreau The order Nook ~ tbe vl'l-
Ve,illtl some of the best names ~ 49,
Mofthi lhe work "a done rhll ,
proximity ~ from two 10 SIX DAVIS snd ~
reasonable nrices. aug az
4. N,s ep'sfpnse as its name inaic8tes
p,,t HnneNatlon 90 The Menain.
s,uaesu ana has no connection IN en,c
"'s Wi'h any other ostnblishaenf IN,
N, 3t, ,,s Aud exclusively under tle sfenl.
IVY bureau management. Office ~ w.,
''l n4lliinS, teleph0ne ia9. - '1ui-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08

- iuito Tex, Jan. lSDeeisIA
hfa Sherman ana Miss Josie Mlier M
SIX, i'aoe rlul away and were married
tin. :" aus
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08
SLAYERS MUST GO.
If We Will Not Cease Sowing the
Wind, We VIII Surely Reap
TIE wHIRLwlND OF CRIMES
Pregnant ideas Of COL A. n. Carter o. The
Selection Of Jurls, With Side Thrust
Al Judges and County Attorneys.
Judge Bockham on Crime.

One beneficial phase Of the agitation
of the killcr-must-go question, is that
business men are impressed with Che
fact that this suturnulia of crime is
nn injury to the business interests OF
the stute, as wen as is fair fame for
morality
Merchants are not moro selfish than
other people. but money Is quick act
ing barometer and when an evil Is
threatened to the business interests
this sensitive instruments RESPONDS at
once aud the business man takes alarm.
First 10 come ia contact with this are
Investing ngcnts, and alrendy the evil OF
the December killing aud the idea inst
gOps with g. that 80 b. loss oncnge o.
kfl q man chan 30 steal ~ horse in
TeXos.' has been felt here. or rather
suggested. by the refusal Uf industrious
pruapctOrs 90 come To- state where
ilc over ready pistol seems 60 Doe in thc
pockets of all
Commanding The Gazrttc's agitation
of ihc question is common aud many arc
tlu' suggg itiuuN explanatory OF cause uud
why runishmcnu are sp rare. and point
Ing out the remedy. Most frequently
ln connection with ihp hitter branch
Of thc inquiry comes the Insertions ur
ideas on tlia pistol carrying question
nnd thr h0pc is cNpr SEED that when
Judge Harris grand jury couyrues Dee
VIII state tho lnw ESQ plniny on this sub
icct that thc effect win be- to strike
terror 90 the soul of fhe siX-slouier
t1ter
Continuing iho interviews on Tho killing
question. this VI Mr. A. NJ Clrtor. M
mycn, lie dIl NOT lcud my time for
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-08

n mere Is no dophilng the efficacy Of
s,s. nails Consh SYRUP il curSs ever,
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-11-24
A GREAT BLOW.
A Business Man Meets u Landlady and Re
ceives Shock.

A Business Man Meets Landlady and Re
ceives Shock.
Madam" he sad, rising deferentially
as the landlady entered the parlor, 81 have
matter Of considerable Importance to lay
before you very briefly"
Book agent?" she inquired.
II do not even read books, much less sell
them" he replied, with dignity. II have
called to explain to you one of the most inn
portant inventions of the age"
"Yes, know about it already" she in
terrupted; patent ice cream freezer. You
put the cream in hopper and the machine
does the rest. Young man, don't want it."
Nothing of the kind, madam"
"Mebbe you're sellin soap. Some new
kind that costs less and lasts longer. We
amt buyin soap today"
"You are wrong" protested the visitor,
as soon as he was able to get in a word.
Permit me to ask you question. Do you
use much poultry?"
much poultryp' almost screamed the
landlady. with nine boarders that's swore
of all meat except poultry for Lent, and
all the rest hungry enough to swoller horn
buttons, reckon I do use poultry. I'm
nearly crazy with the chicken bill"
"That's it, that's it," said the visitor,
rubbing his hands with satisfaction. "Same
story everywhere, madam, and just to save
you that expense have called to explain a
remarkable invention of mine. have here
samples of my artificial leg and wing bones
of chickens, ducks and turkeys. These
imitation bones are made Of gutta percha,
SO hardened that heat does not affect them.
Each bone is accompanied by tin mold,
and like all great inventions the process is
very simple. You place the bone in this
slot in the mold, pack any kind of mex
pensive meat, such as pork or veal, tightly
about the bone, close the mold and bake in
a hot oven. You then carefully remove the
mold, serve with dressing, and not one of
your boarders will detect the imposition"
"How about the white meat?" asked the
landlady.
The visitor laughed harshly. mo board
err" he said, lever received any portion of
chicken but the legs and wings. 1t would
excite suspicion to supply anything else.
Madam" he added, "you see the magni-
tudeo of this invention. Shall leave you q
dozen legs and dozen wings on trial2'
"They would be useless to me-" said the
landlady quietly.
"Heys"
II serve my boarders nothing but the
white meat of fowls"
The visitor looked stunned. "What do
you do with the legs and wings2" he fall
tered.
'Throw them away"
For a moment there was silence in the
room. A smile Of triumph lurked on the
landlady's face She did not move
And then the visitor slowly arose aud
moved toward the door. His face wac
drawn and haggard.
pardon me-" he said in broken tones,
"for OBTAINING you, madam; fact is IL
think tainted. New York Tribune.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-11-24
BOstODese.

The typical Bostonese young women are
presumably making up their programmes
for the coming season. What with
morning lectures and readings, club and
social teas, house musicales and charity
sales for the afternoon, and theater, con.
cert, opera and party for the evening,
the young woman OF the period has q
busy time of it from November to May.
Dante and Browning rather lead Shake.
speare, il appears, in the number of classes
and clubs whose purpose is the elucida-
ton OF the obscure. Browning and
Dante, it is said, stand for culture and
are. in way, safe. Put them down,
therefore, young ladies. on the list
Boston Herald.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-11-24
Cbapiain Harriet BODICE.

Mrs. Harriet j. Dodge, the new chap
lain of the national department Woman's
Relief corps of the Grand Army Of the
Republic, who was installed at Indian
apolis, is the wife Of George r. BODICE
of Hartford. She was department pres.
ident of the Connecticut corps for two
years, completing the second term last
spring, when she was succeeded by Mrs.
Augusta Hammond of Rockville, wife of
President A. Park Hammond of the
First National bank in that city. Mrs.
Bodge is native of Massachusetts, but
has spent most of her life in Hartford
Exchange.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-11-24
A window Gard en-.

Take large waiter" make mound
OF leaf mold and carefully plant the
ferns, arbutus, violets, hepaticas and
other things, finishing the surface with
moses and placing running evergreen
around the edges. Sprinkle and set on
Q table at the northwest window. Many
happy hours may be spent watching that
bit Of green during cold, stormy days,
when It is unsafe to go out of doors, and
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-11-24

f. g., Morris, Peacock, Reed, Stanlake,
-Spalding Scougale, ard Shattuck. Total
yeas IA Nays-Supr. Horsman. Total
nays l.
supr Osburn moved to reconsider the
vote taken upon the question of raising
the salary Of probate register to $500.
Motion carried.
On motion farther consideration of
the question was was laid on the table.
The hour of two o'clock having arrived
the Chair announced the special order of
business, the consideration of the report
of the committee on Equalization.
Supr. Colby moved that the report be
! adopted.
Supr. Baldwin moved an amendment
that $4,000 be deducted from the 3rd
ward of Corunna lst and I'd cist'icts of
Ow $50, and $4,000 be add, d t. The
township of Perry.
Motion to amend did not prevail by
the following yea and nay vote: Yeas
Suprs Baldwin and Osburn. Total yeas
2. Nays-Suprs. Allen, Bronson. Colby,
Fuller, Green, Haviland, Horsman, Kay,
Loynes, Morrice, Martin, Morris, Pea
cock, Reed Stanlake, Shepard, Spalding
Scougale, Sha tuck and Trowbrldge. To-
tai nays 20.
The vote recurring on the original mo-
ton of Supr. Colby, the motion carried
On motion of Supr. Osburn the qnes-
ton of raising the salary of probate regis
ter was taken from the table.
Supr. Osburn moved that the amount
reported by the Finance committee for
salary of probate register be increased
from $500 to $500. Which motion pre-
vailed.
On motion of Supr. Havland the
Board adjourned until half last nine
O'clock tomorr w morning.
Countrrsigued r L KAY,
d. c. COOPER, Oh airman
Clerk.
WEDNESDAY,, October %, 1898.
At an adjourned session of the Board
of Supervisors for the county # Sh IL
wassee cont ued and held at the court
house in the CITY of Corunna on We'd
nesday, Oct. 20, 1898.
Board called to order by Chairman
Kay. Roll called by the Clerk. Present
-Suprs. Allen, Bronson, Baldwin, Colby,
Flu Ter, Green, Haviland, Horsman, Kay,
Loynes. Morrce, Martin, Morris Osburn,
Peacock, Reed, Staulake, Shepard, Spald-
ing, Scougale, Shatturk and Trowbridle.
Minutes of the last meeting read aud
approved.
Snpr. Baldwin moved that when the
this Board adjourn it be until the Sth
day of January, 1894.
Supr. Osburn from the committee on
Claims and Accounts submitted the fol-
lowing report:
To the Honorable the Board Of Super
DisOrS:
Your Committe on Claims and Accounts
would respectfully submit the following as
their report, recommending the allowance
of the several amounts as given below, and
that the Clerk be authorized to draw orders
for the same:
r1Ofr
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1893-11-24

port was accepted and adopted.
Supr Horsman offered the following
resolution:
Resolved, by the Board of Supervisors
of Shia~ assoc county that the thanks
of this Board be and are hereby ten
dered to Chairman Kay f'r the fair and
impartial manner in which he has pre-
sided over the deliberations of this ses-
sion. Al-o to Clerk Cooper and Janitor
Linabury for the efficient manner in
which they discharged their duties.
On motion ofSnpr. Baldwin the Board
adjourned
Countersigned r. T. KAY,
ID. G. COOPER, Chairman.
CT. rk.