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The Lamar register., 1893-05-27

o. A. Wilcox, one of the east end
pioneers, made final homestead proof
at the land office on Saturday.
Letters from the Lamarites taking
in the big show at Chicago say they
are having good time, and that the
fair is immense though not yet at
its best.
On Sunday John H. Lyon and
Miss Louise NJ. Watson, both of Hol-
ly, were married, the Rev. John
Thomas, of Coolidge, performing
the ceremony.
On account of reduced rates being
made to Chicago for Worlds Fair,
round trip tickets will be sold to st.
Louis during the same time at round
trip rate of S36.
HThe artesian well will be accepted
at its present depth, 266 feet, the
price agreed upon being 81 900. AS
soon as the casing is in place it will
be turned over to the city.
Worlds Fair tickets will be on
sale over the Santa Fe between April
% to October 81, good returning un-
til November II. Continuous pass
age in each direction. Rate from
Lamar 1920.
" NJ. L. Conwell and Fred Lee have
purchased the vacant lot south of the
Huddleston & Silver store. They will
at once erect a temporary building on
it-one that can be removed for q
larger structure later.
The hearing in the case of John
Hess VS. the La Junta & Lamar Can
al company. in which Hess asks that
receiver be appointed for the com
pany, and an injunction against the
present management be granted, will
come before Judge Gunter in cham
bers at Trinidad day.
On Friday morning Mr.. Markham
received the intelligence that his
youngest child is very seriously i'll
with cerebro spinal meaningless. The
little one had severe attack here
and it was taken east with the hope
that the change would be beneficial.
Mrs. Markham with her two children
is at Frederickstown, Ohio.
Mr.. Deeter has traded his lot cor
ner of Main and Railroad street for
lot s block 23-the second one north
of the Racket. A Bromer who got
the Deeter lot has also bought the
one adjoining it on the south He
is man of ample means and is con-
templating extensive improvements
on the property The trade was ne
gotiated by A. E. Bent.
The people of the north side are
talking some of having Fourth OF
July celebration in some OF the beau
tiful groves along the river, and ex-
tending all invitation to Lamar and
the rest of the county to join them
If it is done the invitation should be
accepted. They are very hospita-
BILE people over there, and by hearty
cooperation here and elsewhere IN
the county, splendid time could
and would be had.
The Lamar register., 1893-05-27
LOCALS.

.p,ain Billow is in Denver.
r;rators have been and are still
fnand.
hs best time to advertise is when
ness is dull.
T. Nichols and family have re-
rd to Nepesta.
bere is a patent in the land Office
Bsntley Logan.
he Amity ditch is flowing a strong
at Cottonwood dyke.
se band has two new members,
th Baird and L. Green
:. and Mrs Sceberger were up
Granada to the dance.
Writ Markham and F. b. Koen
in Denver on Tuesday.
Esaty- five one hundredths OF an
OF rain fell on Monday.
be crops are jumping now. Some
IA will be cut next week.
aney Flynn and Jerry killicher
down from Caddoa on Saturday.
NJ Tague, of Csddoa, made I.
fooi at the land Office on Satur-
A. Merrill and ID. W. Robinson,
rsnadA, were in the city on Sat
Il.
Perybody wanting millinery will
dollars by buying Of Mrs A. T.
hrd.
kere was q slight frost Monday
y, but 50 far as reported no harm
Hone.
bunty court will convene on Mon
June 5. There is not q case on
ocket
e ladies' will find an elegant as
bent Of millinery at rock bottom
j. s. Morris Irwin's.
sny one is looking for COW to
the race track. they can get a
by calling at this Office
to Mrs. A. Z. yenard's and
your millinery and notions low
An has ever been sold in Lamar
ppy and content Is bride with "The Ro-
: she lives IN the iish, OF the morning.
|. ~srr. s~sts R,oA<sn L~-v %. Sss ievk.
e new sidewalk on Main stree,
improvement, but it should be
hded south over the burnt dis
BE new gate at the court house
great convenience. 1t always
and inconvenient fol-
ladies' TO climb the fence.
httle Inspector ]. N. Wyatt, Of
Animss, and W. G. Troyman,
esenting the Texas cattle associ-
b, we're in Lamar this week.
pr station agent, Mr.. Cade is
ag a lay off for few days. He
Denver. Mr.. Falkner shocking
+ the office during his absence.
.rs. Pearl, Leatherman and j,
)ephenson left for Trinidad Fri
I eyening. They are witnesses in
oase OF less VS.. the Henry ditch
|Rsny.
The Lamar register., 1893-05-27

AAr. Woous mas moved MS family
into town.
Wednesday was the seventh an
niversary Of the city.
Tuesday evening James Bush lost
$50 bill on Main street.
William Bell, veterinary surgeon
will be in Lamar on Monday.
Mr.. Baldwin, of Baca county, has
taken lease on the White Horse
barn.
A large number of proofs mostly
homestead, will be made in the distries
next month.
Mr.. Watson was down town Thurs
day-the first time since his accident
five weeks ago.
Miss r. S. Ransom came in from
the west this week, and went to her
ranch on the north side.
The prospects now are that there
will be big crop of grapes, cherries
and plums in this country.
BoRS-On Sunday the list to the
wife of G. E. Crawford, a girl baby.
DIR. Bedell in attendance.
More attention has been paid to
beautifying Lamar homes this season
than at any previous time.
Ladies' hats, gloves, neckties, laces
and other notions cheaper than the
cheapest at Mrs. A E. Venard's.
d. c. Marker is putting an addi-
tion 20x50 feet upon his store, for
use as a warehouse and tin shop.
Six years ago on Wednesday-the
first anniversary of the town, Mr
Herbert sold twelve thousand flags.
Mrs. A. E yenard is selling out
Call and get some of the bargains.
First door south of Hess's Ironclad
II you want pure ice delivered ct
your house or office this summer
leave an order at Lees grocery. 1t
will be filed promptly.
Among those who left for the
Worlds Fair and eastern trips dur
ing the week are the Misses More
house, Miss kimmel and Mrs. W. II.
Sanders.
Master Tommy Colebourn the
snare drummer of the band, is prob
ably the youngest and smallest
band member in the state. He
handles the sticks like veteran.
On Thursday evening the Rev. Mr..
Taylor united in marriage Miss Mary
Graham of this place and David
Ogilvie, OF Aspen. Both the young
people have many friends here.
The trees about the school house
are in a thrifty condition They al
ready add much to the beauty OF the
place, but in a few years it will be
one OF the most attractive spots in
town.
II The horse theft captured last week
proved to be Bently Logan an old
offender in these parts. Less than
a year ago he finished a three years
term at Canon for house breaking.
He was arraigned, and bound over to
the district court
On Wednesday the little daughter
of A. NJ. Sanford in some way got
hold of some concentrated lye and
drank small quantity Of it Her
mouth was very badly burned A
little of the fluid went into the stom-
ach, but she will recover.
On Thursday, William Carpenter
k,s,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-27

BsinsS comtort and improvement and
seuds 10 personal enjoynssnt vhen
rightly usrd. The many, who live bet
tsr thsn othern and enjoy lie moro, with
lea expenditure. By more peomptiy
adapting the world's btst products 10
the needs 81 physiral being, will attest
the value n health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced IN the
remedy. syrup Of Figs-
Its excellence IL due TO IL presenting
In the form most acceptable and pleas
ant 70 the taste. the refreshiug and truly
btheaciai properties Of perfect lax-
alive edcctual:y cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and feyen
and permanently curing constipation:
L has Riven satisfaction - millions and
met With tho approval Of he mtdic.l
professiou, b..cause il acts on the Kid
neys Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and il b perfectly free fFon
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup Of Figs il far sale BY all drug
rists in Soc and 81 bottlcA but i b man
1fscturcd by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name Is printed on every
package, also the name, syrup Of Figr,
aud being we'll informed, you will NOT
accept any substitute If offered.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-27

The following description of Floyd
Haynes who ~ wanted for deadly as
s~,,it On young O'Hesn With base ball
bat Sunday at Harvard. Kent county.
has been cent IA the sheriff's force:
Height feet l inch. weight about loo
pounds. light complexion. blue ayes,
brown hair. smooth face. narrow fore
head. very wide jaw. stopped shoulders.
and toes In when walking; one thumb
OF at first Joint; wore black clothes and
black derby hat.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-27
sp<pnr, fsom Dssinson "a IsuiA sssestA
CnuSssl- The council s'l3ssrn<d


r<@ F<@e<@sR1 49,
Al the places 81 kresi's lake where
iiqn<rs we're sold xefs cinr<d sunday
except Bowen & Aetsrth,s place.
zsToss the lake. Yesterday Village
Nasshsi Hos swore Ia . complaint
against this place. apd the props.esoss
viii have a. snsWrs IA cas- No a
~Whsh Prosecuting Attorney Noirott
started Ia IA $40 thai the laxs we're e.
ts,rsrsi AZ Reeds lake many pessoos
iaas;bed ~ the ldes.' so.d man Of
prc.isrencr yesterday. and sald hc
could rot do u. Ii zoali ruin the re
sort. ald many equally diseoursgsnz re-
marks. No one could he found willing
q, soake complaint sgzinsf theee Law
brs.kkrss. and Al last Mr.. Wolcctt de
sisi,sd 10 secure evidence and make com
plant himself This he did The re.
salt sxs to awaken the members OF the
village beard ahs wished % enforce the
iavs 10 tae fact that = pr~ev1tor had
al last be~a elected IN Kent counts who
wn,iid not xink AZ Nrosg doing. While
MF Woleots tu<,k the initial step he has
t<sn aided b. Dwight trook~ one IL
trustce4 IL the village. who has made
coe,plnlnf Cor four successive Sundays.
against the yioistcrs of law at the lake.
Last week the village board ordered the
marshal 10 ciose all drinking piaees On
Sunday. This has been done. and TO
spectacle prrsons may take their Tam.
ili<~ 90 the i4kr on sunday without fear
1t being lnsulted or of seeing free for
al. eight"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-27

The ottawa Reach branch ~ the c. A
W NJ Railway will tc epen for traffic on
Monday next. and cottagers and others
gill be Interested in knowing that facil
ities for taking their things down will
cummsnce at that timc. Tho freight de
psrtulent will receive goods ON Mondays.
Wednesdays snd Fridays. and they will
be hsnied on these nights. respectively.
D. Wsseriy anil taken from Nagerly
early on the mornings u Tuesday.
Thursday AMI Saturday. Rates. etc,
may be hal % the ffeight department
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-27

Frank johnson and wife Ia Clara l.
Cooper. Ion g.. Dunhsfe Farm adds 500
John ". Closterhou-e e. al To John
{. klyn. lot ?. Closterhouse 4
Murray sab ............-........ 80
Clara l.. Cooper Ia Fred Johnson,
lot -. blk 4, Fishers second add. 100
Elizabeth fitz Patrick tn Alice Csul-
held. 10: >. Fra fatrick's add -. 500
Lucinda NJ. Covert 10 MERIT X
Plants. n 10 II. lot 5s. b. \. Wash
burns sub ...................... 10
Etlyh =. kovistra and wife To Chris
tine Hohlgemush. Tote IA 10 - In
I cisiSive. Bcal'- Farm add . 100
isaac NJ. Weston and Alfred NJ
Love and sile To Elite L. Lee. lot
80. Weston x Loves add. ....... 665
Joseph Ho:renan ef al To Moses
Task, la: is6. Hoasemans fair
ground add .................. so
Chprlcs ". Tufts and wife 10 WILL
izm Rozema and wife. lot II. q.
W. Tufts - coni add ............ 600
William Y. Wright and wife 10
Charles Hoyle. lot II. Beals' farm
William T.. Powers and wife To
Haney school Furniture company.
piece OF lard on W. T. Powers
sun ..........-..-..--+- .-.-.------ "a"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-27

Between Grand Rapids and Ottawa
Beach - nov running. as in former
years. 60 best accommodate heads Of
families and others who wish 10 spend
the night at the Beach or Park Train
leaves her1 at 5.i5 p. m. and leaves the
Beach at . a. M Only an hours run.
Communication tickets good FOR 20 days.
are cn sale AZ $40 each.
Gso. DEHsxEs. q. T.. 4.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-27

Mamie CHA. John and Jennie De
kerne. corner Emerald and Leonard
streets. measles. ZENITH. Abraham and
wm. Horner. No. Isl Ransom street,
whooping cough.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-27

Brandrcth's Pills purify the blood.
stimulates the liver. strengthen the kid
neys. regulate the bowels. They were
introduced in the United States In 1896,
Since that time over sixty millions Of
boxes of Brandreths Pills have been
used.
This. together with thousands Of con.
vincing testimonials from ell parts ~
the world. is positive evidence 81 their
value.
Brandreth's Pilis are purely vegetable.
absolutely harmless. and safe 10 take at
any time.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-27

Col knett a ca are about ca take
Inventory. vhhh eiil occupy . fes
asy- When eonpittsd the firm sntiei
pate adefing -ssui~ srirntiisi vslses 10
miilieeFy Ladies' are invited 20 await
future aarauersnt~rte
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-27
TROOPS At THE FAIR
Al the Boys Desire 10 Go TO Chi
caeo IN August
INSTEAD Of INTO CAMP
Cossp~ss go nsa9 Oaesss Express
Ihslv Opiasoas Frely oa
~ B~hDrss-

The state froopo % Michigan hate eel
thai. hrxr,s an so,a~ into esmp iust
'.,,s,.,s ,ss ~.,,s .s ~. Wh,,s On, and
. - -. - 80. 49,. ~ rs..,,,.
" .nss sss 10y 49, 49, sAs ''
r...,-~.~-s 49, -. o ..a,,
4. -. ~ 49, a. vovk,a~. .nd co
-. $3.50 =. - Ia a 80 -, "a. .v-,
o.'s '.a.. '~ s,s ~sA :, ~ ~ 80 -.
sN'a -. Hss- s.s ss~ s''' -.
are trying - ma oot' u sncy can. WY
trip % ChicaGp would Be more Illegal
than the "Trip 10 iorktown.
Quaftermastes White says: 1T would
he hard tnessiusts tn telsssvious eject
Il ~,lI h... IN ~. ss.s. s,w,rr~ II shsv
-. - 49,. =. Crtr-. - hi. -
-. ~. =. - =, -, s'
%" P" .ne 80 vm ss'a
aseu anu u WI y @opv unpoesao'e :"
hold an encempment 10 the state. IL
the boys csunot 20 20 Chicago they will
refuse to 20 suywhere. There 10 no use
tslkin. Of forcing them 10 60. Tor the
law excuses the8 nom camp duty ON 20
many grounds That thew viii easily e..
cape. The hovs Voted almost 10 a man
10 give nm The claim In nav for camp
duty II thew vsre tnkcn ~ Chicago. on
course l a. not ps,teod 10 know the
Law. but n seema strange that they
should s.rnd ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS funds 10 go
10 Yorktovo and non sudd@nly discover
that il i illecaI
WIZ ne = scnooA
IL Will be ofse u the. best schools the
boys have ever had. There will be the
corps from West Potne ana state mill
la, i ssns -s.s nshas sS;,"., ~.
serve II r. not TIA dc.ire NJ the ofFicers
"a much A. Il h the rnnk and fiIe- II
aeans Ios. ~ hasrl work for fhs oSYlcevs
The milisarv hosrd e perfActIv willing
and I believe sre an vios,s Tor the bovs tn
co iii 4 deemed wire Tor the United
States In take The exdets from Meat
Point shonld think she st.te military
xoull dean II vise IN take the state
troops hen .ve have 40 abort distance
to travel"
Capt. J; b, Kroner OF Company b
says; me Doys Wiz 0e 20 olsappolnten
- '.s non to .es. sco :cu"enJy WI -
&c W neep men Ioul soln'uk. wunc !.
.ncy 10 30 - VII eIeaso graz usv1u i'.
ing Doom, anu sne ssase 'roops viii oc 10
me pes' conu ' sney naseeser peen 10.
- ~ ~, ~ s'''
.oys. 'oo: anere ;, wni 20 plenty rcs .nem
70 iealh ~ Tue Hl'i,'aIy inc; nney VIII
zee me wss. ro,nt p9ys anu o'ner wen,
a;n ul'es u soo'els. anu .ney VII
c insP.leu "a oe.u' WIZ 'uan ney
nave ever attcmp.e1. Inc noys viii
urn naIu a,, 20 prepare I1s -, anu ~ every
.a! :. VIII 'cno " INC oe''etnen' VI inc
STATE troops
Captain WiIIsams' Opinion.
Cant Frank Williams savs: .Well. I
have Thought considerabie about the
matter and would like TO ace the bows
GO. Suppose Mr.. Fila opinion j. cor.
rect. who is there to kick or object even
il they 90 a trifie outside Of the strict
letter Of the law. The bows ali wish to
GO and most Of the members OF the state
military hoard vish them 10 GO and be.
lieye they will 90. Mr.. Ellis opinion To
the contrary. MOUNTAINEERING.
.
Co'onea 1yrseus Fan.
Capt John n Tyrrell OF jackson pro
netalfy- ss'Ihn 0fafn h<1o ri dxS~s M m.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-27

rss<s Tbs Ssvss isss Nos ~ shsos
Chsass fsf TIE nsvs

Pay q pair n h-gs' LATHE Archer
she's Tn $50. OIL > 90 s1o sad get a
ts1s sad sfrs@ free ~
OH.H.s. - CAasl street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-27

leaves union station every Sunday Mt
go a 10. Leaves the beach at GO p.
m. Round trip rate. - cents.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-27

Peter Cole. No. So Scribner street.
Grand Ledge; L. j. Demaasd. No. 10
vandine alley. Fulton street: Sumner
Cory. No. 10 Ninth street. Vaudeville.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-27

LDRING--At the residence Of her daugh-
ter. Mrs. 4. =. Hayes. No. 81 Lyon street.
Mrs. Dennis Maxwell Loring, age "A
years Notice Of funeral later.
HETLEIf.--Iunc -. az his residence. No.
III Fourth street.. John Hrtxell. aged IS.
Funeral from the residence "Wednesday NJ
y. IA. and from The German Evangelical
church. corner West Bridge and Straight
streets. "a 2..s) r. m.
r. q. Clergyman. funeral director. No. -
last Fulton street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-27

The famous af'sltss Pstfsfr Qsss
tstts sfserno"a saa evening AZ Worth
fsrk E.slsE.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-27

ssseas- esrl.,s css s~ais "a - RI
$50 . 81 ssis fss Chse.s.s ~ Ealing
tsieg.i,ose Ne 49,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-27

The following l. list of the marriage
licenses ir<sIed SINGS las. publication. with
the names. residences twnen out of the city,
aud ages of the parties; Age.
William +. Rakowski and Wanda +.
tAtttt-lt Nisfs- 49,
Philip T. Grater ard Ella Vinegar. sT-2I
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-27

Deaf ses seff a RAJ slnt tTsss
lesss- So shissasl a $50 - instead
a leo a a..
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-27

The famous Police Patrol Quar-
setie. aftsrnopn and evening. at North
Park to-day.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-27

Th. famous Police Patrol Quar-
,~ste. sfter~eon snd evening At North
Park sosiay
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-27

The famous Police Patrol" Quar-
te,te. afternoon and evening. Ut North
Park today.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-27

RAJ. chsrseo train leaves At : ca
a N. Stop. AZ dldssy Piai-sncs and
Hxste Park.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-27
KNOCKED OUT A FEW
-Four Sa'oon Men Who Applied
for Licenses N VAN.
CRY HALL TO Sc REPAIRED
yn.s.s~ wall. to ~ Chr~s~xl Aa<l p~oov-
~s-t--Osb~s Matters az ins~r~.s
ns si4~ Couscil

Several sSlcoa men Who have masie a
hard light fas Iioenses and have been
Knocked out msie linal rally last
nsshf Jaeob Meyers. Who went 70 ths
sapseasa coart sith his cas-. was again
aeoiesl Jerome Lee and Hank Pulser
~sre xI-o sat down on aud James Olus
ste4d. y 10 Wished to rua the Boulevard
suffered q similar fate Asissc from this
the meeting n the common council vas
tame Frank Warren r~eentiy APP
pointed clerk % the Justice court. 70.
signed that po-itioa. owing ca the fact
that he hss secured a good position with
sh- VALLEY City Milling company. Ae.
eepted and piaera on RE.
The Consolidated Street Railway com.
pany eri.~d attention 10 the recently
passed ordinance and gave a. its reasoas
Tor not accepting the ordinance; first.
that the provisions which torccs the
company Ia keep the street clean be
tween the rails - class legi~iatlon and.
second. that the city ~sli violate Its con
tract with the company II the ordinancc
j. passed Referred 10 the city atfor-
ncy.
Property owners on Division street
and Fulton street complained u the
noise occasionesl near The New Liyings-
ton and The Warwick by the hucksters
IN the early morning hours Alderman
ball moved that the huckssers be re
moved from the street. Alderman De
tiraaf moved a. an amendment that the
board II police and fire commissioners
cause all huckstrrs 70 stand their Nag-
ons vest ~ the line Of Spring street.
The amrndm~nt VAS carFie,l
Residents on Crosby street remon-
stra.ed against the improvement 81 that
street Referred 10 the committee on
streets.
Residents on Ransom street protested
against the deep cut IN be made In that
street Referred 10 the aldermen Of the
ward
T.. Ypma petitioned the council IN
grant him a permit Ia peddle without
paying fcr license because he ~ cut 81
work and cannot pay forthe license.
Referred tc' the committee on licenses
These Applied In Vain
A n1mbrr Of applications for licenses
10 operate saloons we're presented.
Among them are Jacob Meyers.
who WAS knockcd out IN the Supreme
Court last week on an appeal Tor the
Mayors veto, I'm motion Of Alderman
Duuton HIS application Vas denied.
The applications 81 Jerome Lee and
Henry Pulncr we're treated IN the same
manner.
The bids for stone steps at Cfesent
park we're opened aud read. Cargiil 4
tandermentsn bad G9i Il loo for ce-
mert steps made with gravel and ce-
ment. and ale ls-iuO for steps made OF
broken stone and cement
The Granite Stone Company bud
sflJ The bids were rcferrcd TO the
comn,ittee on parks
Cesnpsrpil~r'- Report.
The comptroller reported bills calling
Cor the following sums from the Various
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-27
lhr fepoft Wa adopted
eailct npwn the Beard.

iitr ftiAttt "a@ att'ftfA
caiicd Down the fssrrtt.
The .emefery commissioners pre-
.an.eti 4 protest against the established
grade Hlss of Vest Lsueard street he
tween VT Calysry snd GREENWOOD CEN
eterses Attrrman bali said last year
after the council had ordered The grade
line altered On Hall streef and on Ucior
street The bard ~ public works neg
lccted - make the change ordered. and
ns,N there aas vail built which hal
est ne rity $1,000 He considered IL
az outrage 60 tbe citizens e Grand
Rapids ~ The tchft u public works -
irrore ne order q the council and spoil
the ermeterics ~ thu haze bern doing
fhe rrsyer = the petition was granted
MAJOR stuart nominated " III. Van
IesnTen ~ e3efk q the justice court.
Mr VA ffeunea was a candidate FIR
mDffeii.sr buf ss- defeated las, TALL.
TIE taiiot resulted a. follows Ssy ltis
ye- Blank.
ne alsyar fher norninsted l. VI. VII.
csx for ne fseitiou Mr. Wilcnv was
st,aiifia.-si aisnt-~f unanimously lie hss
been secretary ~ tbr buiiiing trades
xrfenae for ~'she t.nle
sierA MAJ Hirss Help
a special cotauisfsfe. 20 whlah sas rs
ferfrl the ei,y elerks application fsr
cieft.si aid. rrsscnsneasi.d that the
f'as< 81 aushcrirsl y pfoenre All fur
three usaath>. a. = ,s.st 81 at "a escss.s
2 49, day he Ftpoft 0sa adapted
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