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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-29
HER MATRIMONIAL EFFORTS.
They Wcrc Varied and Interesting and
lyom Became Eoss at Last.


A southern lady of On inquiring turn OF
mind asked her old colored nanny
whether she considered marriage fail
urc.
"wcll, chile" replied Nom Lucy, os-
uming judicial air, "dat depen's on de
kline of man you gifts. has had 'Gperi-
ence with fo' husban's, and tel's you,
Honey, dcy amt no countin on &c men
folks. In co'tin time dcy 10 sweet and sof'
as de bes' III 'lases, but come time you's
rnawried laike es not dey'll correc' you
wid dc fiatiron.
my fust was n peart, laikely young
buck, mighty souple VI CO i'ints wen dey
was dancin 10 do quarters, but wuk times
he plum crippled up with de rheumatic
or some oder mis'ry. Wen he tux sick
sho' 'nuf, he daid befo' he sho' hisself dat
he wern't playin 'pcssum. Cato was de
mex one. He was de mastcrfullest, onda-
ciousest critter, doy warn't no foolishness
bout hin. lie cud wuk in de day an
dance all &c night, an wen he drorcd de
bow cross dc fiddle he cud mex de boys an
gals dance de night fro, or set 'em wall
en- an moaGin with dc mo'nin tunes. But
lord! M;stisl he was dat jailous dat he
spec me 10 be def an dumb an bin TO all
de worl hut hissel; dat's huccomc dc dis
agrccmcn q with de Baptis' preacher. Cato
done got Kill, cause de preacher was de
quiclSes' with him ragzer.
"Dcn I mawric de preacher, an neber
sorry but onc't, nm dat was fus, las and
all do time. To see dat man a-stan in
up In dc chu'cl, a-trompin up an down de
rost'um, his hans outstretch', de tears
droppin f'om his eyes; his voice a-wailin
an de words a-fallin f'om his mouf lake
honey f'om &c honeycomb, you'd t'ink ho
raidy for his hebenly crown. But he lay
away de sweetness with his sto' clothes,
an do pickarinnics heap ruthcr dat de
debil potch 'em Gan dcre paw. Bimeby
he cotch &c feber, an 'clnr TO goodness,
mistis, dat de preachers funo'al was de
joyfulles' occasion sencc we'uns' maw-
ridge.
"well, Lucy" said her mistress, 81
would net have thought you would marry
again."
laws, honey, derc was two reasons.
Fust, | had donc got in dc habit Oh bcin
married, and mex. seein de ways / had
ben bossotl by tho fust tree, itsholy seem
cd lake IL come tlmc fur me TO do some
bossin my own SELF, so / lay low t'well
come across do quictes', meclSes' niggah
in dc kentry en- mawried him, dry so''-
And few i,inutcs later Nom Lucy could
have been h' trd assuring her long suffer
ng"fourth' that he was 1.-The onaricst,
wutblesfcst nipgnh on dc face Of do livln
worl. New York Journal.
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The ist of April and lst Of July in any
year. AMI in Leap year tho lst of January,
fail ON the same day OF the week. The
lst OF September and lst Of December In
any year fall on the same week day. The
ist OF January aud the ist of October in
any year fall on the nanc week day. except
It be n leap year The 'st cf February, Of
March and OF November of any year fall
on the same DAY of the week. unless ID be
leap year. when Ja.. l. April and
July I fall on the same week day. The
Ist of May. ist OF June and LIST of August
In any year never faH on the same week
day, nor does any one OF the three ever
fall ON the same week day on which my
other month I'm the same year begins, cx-
ccpt in leap year. when the LIST of Febru-
ary and the lst of August fall on the same
week day.-Boston Home Journal.
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a Little Traitor.

Uncle--w Whenever your father pays me n
visit, Johnny, be sure you come with him.
Grandnephew-Oh, he won't take me-
Even yesterday when he went TO see you
he wouldn't take me along.
; Uncle--But your father didn't come to
see me yesterday
Grandnephsw-Oh yes. he did, for lie
said to mamma, my salary won't be due
for another week, and | must take some
thing To my uncle Paris Figaro.
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NEW YORK & new ENGLAND
4 ssscnrcr Train ,ervic.. Week bays, sor.
roc ea &" ov. 10. fSo3.

4 ssscncor Train iervics. Week lays tor.
roc ea &" ov. 10, fSo3.
Trains leave PROVIDENCE ~ follows
For Boston-S :0s IL 40 q. n.; ftJ y. M; RETURN
$50, a. m; I.:2e SEQ D. m.
HYDE PARK, wALruLE-s;os, li:to .. M; sas
p.
FRANKLIN ii;l) a. M, t;1a. I'll y, m.
~-sr wRENrHAA, AHNoLp's NILS A%D
ADAMsDALE-sios, IL 40 a. M; $40, 7;i5 y. IA.
EILFoID--s:0s a. M; ts0 y.
kRLINGroS-7:lo ii:s5 =. m. 49, s;sp ''ii nar.'a.
kNIGET5NILLE-7;io, ssi0, II :Jo n. M; 2.t5, s.H.
i:39, 100 p. m.
VILE, wAsHiNGToN-7:io, e:in u:sa y. ~;
f2.o5, asi5, 4:so, 5.3Q, t.s0. "i1s0Jp. ~.
oAKLAwN Tao, s:iJ. Hiss, a. m; siss, i;To 5:w
e;3o, ''il;c0 y. m.
PONTIAC, ARCTIC, QUiDNicK-7;i1 II ;li a. IN;
2.s5, $3.50, ESQ. ''ii:oO p. IN.
ANTHoNY-7:io, s;io, ii:S5. a. m. 2;sj 4;3o. e:sa,
.li:co, p m.
sUi:i-gr. cSsco, sTERLyc-i;io sio. q m,
2.45, 1850, r. m.
COVENTRY, GREENE McosUr, rLAISfiELD
--7;io s;io, a. m; 1905, 2;i6, a;so y. N.
JgwETr CITY, VERSAILLES, BAilrc. SOUTH
wINDHAM, wlLLIMANTlc-s.iO a. m; Issoa
esp m.
FAbrFORD-s.io n. m; ia:es, $50 p m.
WATERBURY,, tlsHKiLL-3:ia a. ~.
NoRwICH-7sia. s;io A. m.i I9su5 f;3a p. m
last TnoMpsoS, WEBSTER. sourHpafDC7
n~d woRcrsTEF-i;as a. m; a.vJ .. "a.
CHICAGO AND TIE WEST VIA NEwDUEU,
AND El.is D'Y--9;iJ "a. m.
PAsCoA0 AND INTERMEDIATE STATIONS
$50. s:j5 ia. m; i:co and 6:2) p. m. sa,nf.
days cnly at if.ij ?. IN. Leave Pe4cnag nj 6 AS
5:io and 9.ii o. M, i2:io and iij y. m, satur-
days only al 100 p. ~.
T-ains FOR Boston leave cast end Of rrion Depo,
.nd fer Hartford and The wcst from ives, end lar
Pascoag and way stations frof1 Union Depot rrovI-
dcncc.
''Saiurdnys only s-suri,vs only.
Tickets between Boston and Providrncs Glmi:s.D
20 cents, unlimited 81.
VIZ. DADcocE, O. ?.
O.. W. orrUTT. sup;.
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wARREN AND BEIsrOL BRAxCH.
Lesye PROVIDENCE Qndia street satioul for
sNEwrOKT AND FALL gI,LH.
700, T:b express and s:55 n NJ. and i.;f).
s:2o and (sia New York boat at d:as =. IN.
Sundays for Fall River S;60 a. IN; 30 y. nc.
Newport (via New York boat $50 y. N.
Warren and way stations at oo 7i5, express, $3.50
and s:55 a. m, and 2:4o, $500, i7o, $50. 6:ss s:Do
and IL 80 p. m.
Sundays nj s:50 a. m. and ESQ. a. 10.
BRisToL-74s, express, s:s,, s:6S a. M 1870, s:oo
4:2o express, $780, 6:S5 100 and IL 30 y. sun
days, $3.50 a. IN. aud $50 p.
Horse cars leave Exchange place Providence, atG;<0
72S $40 and s;35 m, IL 90 2;fo. ioo. b;io s;J
and 7;4o p. m. Leave Market Square at u:oj
Sunday at s:sj a. m. and i.io p. m.
NOR nEI.> LIyiIO~.
Fi,cbburg aud way stations. $780, 1000 a. M; 1905
4:i6 p. m.
Lowell and way stations, s:oo 1000 M: 4:i5 p.
Taunton and New Bedford. 900. si5 "a. M; 1905.
s;a5, SOS, $50, e;s,, 1905 y. M.
Sundays, 635 A. M; $50 p. m.
Middlcboro, s15 a. H.; o5, 3:z5, $40 p. N.
Plymouth, s;iS a, M; ss5 p. m.
Points on Cape Cod, s:l5 a. m; 3:25 p m.
Cottage City via New bedford, IL ;os y. IN.
Cottage City anil Nantucket via Woods ron. els
ArOxrNGroN DIyIsIvS.
Express trains leave PROVIDENCE n. follows;
NEW YORK; ~, am, daily io5s tlimted) HAD
o. m, s;i5, 400, 6:co y. m, daily.
NEW YORK, via Stoningtol Linc-7:1o, ESQ, D. n,.
daily except Sunday.
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE and WASHING
TON via Harlem River -io:co, a. M, s:4j, p. m.
daily
NEW HAvEN-l:23 a. m. express daily, s:i5 doc.
erp.), lo;co texp.), io5s dimitedl. li;i3 n. m.
texp), 2;i5 (eIp.), tcs 600 (csp daily, ss texp.
daily p. m.
NEW LoNDoS-l: :2a, a. m. daily cxp.,) s,1) tac-
conn.,, $500 (accom Sundays only, ssi5 tloc.
esp.), eco (accom.), 1850 Qmi'edl, ii;is a. ~.
t.xp) li2o accom-, 2:i5 (cxp.), 403 texpl, 3:sj
(accom. Sundays only), i:io taccom.) Ss.o y.
(exp. daily, S:i3 y. m. lexp. daily.
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WORCESTER DIVISION.

Trains leave Providence as follows;
WORCESTER-6fj texprcssl, 1880 taccom.). s;lo
(secom.), 1850 n. m. (accom.l; i;5o tcxp.l, 4;lJ
tcxp. to woonsocket), 5sss (loc. exp.), sos p N.
lacconD.
sundays--s;3o a. m. taccom.); 500 y. m. (acconl.
MILLvILLEs:3o 80 s:+5, 9lo. IL 30 a. M; LOO, 4:09
4:2o, 5:45, sos y. IN.
sundnys-s;30 .. m; 200. TOO p. m.
BLACKSTONE JuNCTioN-.7:31, 0:f5, o:i0. io:i5.
1850, a. m; I;oo 500, 4:oo, 4;2o, 5:i5 s.s5. 7;ij
sos, II % y. m.
eundays $50. 1000 e. M. le:c5, $780, 6:oo ZOO 7tc.
s:3) p. m.
wooNsoCXET T::c. s:45. eio 1915 ii,33
a. i'oo 1850. $780, 400, 4:2o. 5:i, s;aj. tia
sos. ;25 q. m.
Gundays $3.50, 1000 M; ia05 300, 600, 7:oo :so.
$50 y. ~.
CEO. T.. CONNER A. G! KENDALL.
Passr Trade Manager. Gcn1 rass'r Agent.
T.. G.. ALLEN. Gcnl supi.
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nral EsrarE ron sAnr.

I,oR SALE or EXCHANGE on EASY TERMS.
u several Esia'cs on Narraganscit bay which all
come under the general description ~ ycrtenen's
places. large foomy houfes and ortbuildingf large
rom ifOOO square feet 10 several acres; two at
Ideeuood. ~ on PawtuXet Neck, two on warwick
Neck, two at Nayatt. one on warren Neck, two AZ
sites and river fronts The bav. Also desirable
residences and building sites ~ Ihc cirv. TrrErry
ynade of ElmwOcd estates ard lots. ~ Ncstmin-
ster street Room 4, up one flight office hours from
10 10 ri to5 NATHAN q. BEDELl.
dec2l-fZt
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Anu:her Tar Down.

Froken I.onisa Hommarstrom, a
Swedish lady. has commenced business
at Kopparbarg. the center OF tho in:a-
ing industry. rs al analyt!cal chemist
She has staIied uii4cr celebraied pro-
fessor at Stockholm and has for several
years held u responsible position IS
chemist in large iron works. Kansas
City Times.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-29
The Case Of Mary 4. CufrJ vs. City
Of Providence Coos to Jury.
The INSURANCE POLICY SUIT.
Ciosing Testimony Taken Today Eefore
Judge Rosers--Other Matters OF In
te,est at tho Court Houses TONE oi-
rows Docket.

The suit Of Mary A. Curry against the
city OF Providence for $4,000 damages for
injuries received by falling into an un-
covered trench went to the jury this fore
noon. Testimony was concluded last
night.
Closing testimony in the case OF Byron
Il. Cheney add wife against the Trsnsat-
lantic Fire Insurance company was taken
today before Judge Rogers.
3omorrows societ.
[Appellatc Dvision.i
2510. Wilmarth & ColYell VS.. Laura A.
Burgess ct al. Attorneys-Tanner q
Cannon for plaintiff; M. ID. L. Mowry for
defendant.
1901. Mary A. Winters VS.. Thomas
Winters. Attorneys = McGuinncss d
Doran for petitioner.
952s. Cora nj. Cram VS.. Charles f..
Cram. Attorneys = Page & Owen for
petitioner.
25s. Frank b. Ham VS.. Providence
Journal co. Attorneys-Page & Owen
for plaintiff; r. B. Comstock for defendant.
959S. Sarah A. NJ. Shcdd VS.. Horace
Shedd. Attorneys-Pnge q Owen for pc
titioner, Cooke g. Angel for respondent.
20. j. Erastus Lester VS.. Ebenezer G..
Church Ct oil. Attcrneys-J. l.. Lester Tor
plaintiff, .. y. Lapham for defendant.
9563. Julia A. Burgess vs.. Francis w.
Burgess. Attorncys-R. w. Burbank for
petitioner, j. w. Hogan for respondent.
1923. Patrick Fogarty vs.. Thomas +.
Carroll. Attorneys-Page & Owen for
plaintiff, II. w. Hayes and A. A. McCaugh-
in for defendant.
313s. Marsden j. Perry VS.. l.. c. Whit
tier ct al. Attorneys-E. ID. Bassett for
plaintiff, Page & Owen and e. &. Mowry
for defendant.
3f29. Fred c. Hull et al. vs.. George
B. Hull ct al. Attorneys--Page & Owen
and G. III. Johnson for plaintiff, Van
6iyck & Mumford for cA1ndant.
1856. Frederick Senft vs.. Horace F. Car
penter. Attorneys--Page & Owen for
plaintiff, s. s. Lapham for defendant.
$500. Daniel p. Wright ct ux. ct al. VS..
Patrick Prior. Attorneys. w. Hogan
and II. G. Curtis for plaintiff, s. L. Doug
las and j. r. Lonsdale for defendant.
3514. Charles VI. Blake vs.. Johnson &
Bostrom. Attorneys-S. 3. Lapham for
plaintiff, A. =. Patton for defendant.
Common Pleas Divisonl
i27. Stephen Remington vs.. George s.
Bullock. httorneys-J. p. Blodgett for
plaintiff, Hahn d Cushing for defendant.
Calendar OF motions.
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An Incentive to Extravasance.

"why did Roller lose all his money!,
"You see, his wife gave him diamond
scarfpln on his birthday. and he's been try.
ing to live up to IL. t."--Chieaso Recoru.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-29

In using cuts 20 illustrate your goods See The J..
J. Ryder Co.. ongravcrs and printers, 210 Wcstmin-
sier. Wood, half-tone, pho;o-cngravng Best
work, low prices.
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LOsS

L oSr-A LADY's DIAMOND CLUSTER PIN.
- containing six diamonds and an olivine stone
hotel and Union Depot
Finder will be- literally rewarded by delivering
same To Narragansett or
c. FRANKLIN NuGENT,
81 Ncybosset street.
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PIANO AND VOICE CULTUR:.

va v'C1oI +. HAMMEREf. hs. rssnn.
si-ss.ss lies denss. S'J Dtoad street. corn.
Hutsss.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-29

scores Of lives are 81, ed every year By the promp;
use Of Ayers Cherry pectoraL
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-29

RAILROAbAs
NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN AND
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
OLD COLONY SYSTEM.

Time tables giving full info, nation
rs TO local ana through train s.r,ies
may b, obtalnei at Proyldcncs t..
tiol ani stations below.
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TRAIN SERVICE FROM PROVIDENCE
rRoviDEScE pIvIsIox.

torFcctcd 70 december III, fsJi.
Trainc leave west end of Union station for
DnCu,nNr 4:ts, '5:f5, 90, s:fs, s.If0o, fs<5,
bSfN ttBN 900, ssl0.o0 II ~ u. M, ssi105,
i;f5 '2OL '3s2o, El5i $500. '6.to 6;22, 'T.2S,
s;4a, 1900, 1905 p. m. IETURNISu-Leaye Bos-
TON from Park Square Station 700. 500. 800,
hO;oo, 1905 lt;Oo A. M, izm; co. 10, 2jo. s:OJ.
$780, $3.50, ESQ, 7is0. 800, n 100. l2 90 p. M.
ArrLEBoRo-e:so. 400, 7:i5, s;i5. 500, 1000,
''ii20 q. m; i2soj i;i5; 7;i0. s3.2), 3.2j. f;l5
50s, $40; 6s22, s05. ii.lo D. M
NORTH ATTLEBoRo and PLAlNyTLLE--s7:o1
s5, 1000 ii2O, a. m. las a40, $50. t:22. ii:i1
pm.
WAMPuM, WIENTHAM. NORWOOD CENTRAL,
NORWOOD and DEDHAM--'s7 90, il:2o, a. M
$50 p. m; Sundays, 5:i5 .. M.
MANSFlELD-6iJ,' '5si5 Coo s'7:co. fss5-----io:co,
II 80 M, 1905, ii5, ti5, s:ao 'osJ Gz2. 1000
Pm
SUNDAY TRAINS.
FOR BosToN-4;,s, 6; IS, 's:ib. Sis. 1880 q IN
1880, $50, CSC, 0O0 p. m; Return t:is,
900 a. m 100, 400, 500, 30 500, u 90 y. "A.
ArTLEBoRo-1:45 $40, i0.sv .. M; 1.3o, fsso
6;i5, 6;fo, $50 p. m.
NORTH ATTLEBoRo and PLAINvILLE--5ij
pm.
1ANsFIELD-i:s5, .5;i5, SIS. 1850 a. NJ; i:s',
Asa, 6s7O p. m.
aParlor cars only.
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sEUIyG MACHINE EErAIRs.

fyrwING MACHINES tEpAiRED NEW Az
- g, ond hand NJ chirrs. aiac mfnis ne .n'"'
oil bi = etc. cIAs A. low :" "e's nos
Ter stseeI. oycr lihOd -, iNnleiy ss1f',
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1893-07-21

agriculturist IN. B.--We once read that
the difference between an "agrlculturlst"
and farmer was that the former made
his money IN town and spent 1t on the
farm, while the latter made 1t on the farm
and spent it in wnI-thcn the agricultur.
ist looked wise and made speech on
legal points that would have made Arms
strong, Lynn, and Uncle John Parker
smile. AT the conclusion of the eloquent
outburst the farmer remarked, ''Nicht
yer stch- dontkeeradam--nicht geld, NIGHT
horse" The book was brought out again
and paragraph read from the law res
lallng to boiler inspection. That brought
the bill down another $5. In answer to
an inquiry the farmer said he was Bap-
tist; and, When he learned that the agri-
culturist was also q Baptist, he threw off
ten more. The bill now came within the
limits of the agriculturlst's wallet, outside
OF grub money; SIS was paid, and the
procession turned its nose toward the set.
ting sun.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1893-07-21
Notice of Chattel-nlo or.raec Sale.

WHEREAS Sebastian Keller, of EN-
w mons county and state of North Da.
kota, mortgagor, did, on the 18th day of
June, 1889, make his certain chattel mort.
gage to Rochus Sander, of Eureka, county
of Mcpherson and state of South Dakota,
mortgage, dated the 18th day of June,
1889, to secure the following Indebted
ness, to-wit: One brown mare three years
DID, one black mare eleven. years old.
And which mortgage was duly filed in
the Office of the register of deeds of EN-.
mons county, state of North Dakota. on
the 21st day of June, 1889, at 10 o'clock
a. M; and whereas, default has been
made IN the conditions contained in said
mortgage, as follows. to.wit: Failure to
pay the said indebtedness.
Whereas, there is clalmedto be due on
said mortgage, at the date OF this notice,
the sum of 1924 for principal and in
terest, and the sum of $50 attorneys fees
provided in said mortgage in case of the
foreclosure thereof.
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given
that by virtue of said mortgage, and by
order of Rochus Sander, mortgagee; the
present owner thereof, I wlll.sell tor cash
the following described chattsls, described
in said mortgage, at West6eld, at the
front door of the postoffice. IN the county
of Emmons, state of North Dakota. at
the hour of 8 o. clock p, M, pn Saturday,
the Goth day Of July, 1898, to-wit:
One brown mare three years old.
One black mare eleven years old.
RoCHUs SANDER, Mortgage.
George w. Lynn, Att y for Mortgage.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1893-07-21
Notice of ohnttel-Mortgage Sale.

NOtlCe Oh On0ttelsMOFtxOU0S S0les
WHEREAS, Sebastian Keller. of EN-
w mons county and state Of North Da-
kota, mortgagor, did, on the 18th day of
June, 1889, make his certain chattel mort
gage to Rochus Sander, of Eureka,
county of Mcpherson and state Of South
Dakota, mortgage, dated tie 18th day
of June, 1889, to secure the following In
debtedness, to-wlt One bay!mare seven
years old, one black gclding four years
old, one red cow eight years old. And
which mortgage was duly filed IN the of.
flee of the register of deeds of Emmons
county, state of North Dakota, on the
Oath day of June, 1889, at O'clock p. m. !;
and whereas, default has been made in
the conditions contained in said mort
gage, as follows. to-wit: Failure to pay
the said Indebtedness. Whereas, there is
the date of this notice, the sum of
$2O1 SO for principal and interest, and
the sum of $100 attorney fees provided
in said mortgage in case of the foreclos.
ure thereof.
Now, therefore, notice is shereby given
that by virtue of said mortgage and by
order of Rochus Sander, mbrtgagee, the
present owner thereof, 1 wlllssell for cash
the following described chattels, described
in said mortgage, at Westfeld, at the
front door of the postoffice, in the county
of Emmons and state of Nprth Dakota,
at the hour of 3 o'clock p. M. on Satur-
day, the 29th day of July, 1898. to-wit:
One bay mare seven years old.
One black gelding four wears old.
One red COW five years old.4
RoCHUs SANDER hortgagee.
George W. Lynn, Atty for Mortgagee.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1893-07-21
$500 PER YEAR. IN ADVANCE.

quested to furnlth an additional official
bond in the sum of ten thousand dollars,
on account of the non-residcnce Of some
of the surctIcs on tie original bond.
The following bills were presented and
on motion allowed
James S. McRay, SO days assessing
third commissioner dlstrict...... ia 90
George w. Lynn. three months
board and care of Herman Hun
dcrdossa OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 45 90
W. G. East, so days assessing first
commissioner district ...... $50 90
George H. McLain, commissioner
salary ard mileage. 8 90
Dugald Campbell, commissioners
salary and mileage ge.......... 72O
Fly. Van Beck. commissioners sal
ary and mileage. e................ 13 90
The following bill was laid over to the
next meeting, VIZ:
Mrs. M. Mahaney, cleaning, pa
pering and calcimilnng jail..... 10 90
The states attorneys opinion having
been called for in the matter of the ferry
privilege between W,nona and Fort
Yates, he rendered an opinion that the
county is not liable to Charles Lock for q
reduction in the amount of ferry license
on account of an illegal ferry having
been maintained.
On motion the board adjourned to
meet July 20, 1893, at 2 o'clock p. m.
II. A. ARMSTRONG.
County Auditor.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1893-07-21
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
OF the Board of County Commits
SiOnerS of ElN7,tO7ls COM,aty.

W1LL1AMspoRT, N. D., July 10, 1893.
Board met as board of commissioners
in regular session. Present: Dugald
Campbell (chairman), and Henry Van
Beck, commissioners.
The minutes of last meeting were read
and on motion approved.
The following bills were presented and
on motion allowed:
Luther A. Couch, so days assessing
second commissioner district. $3.50 90
John P. Hoagland, lumber and
other material furnished county. 70 9e
Robert Dickson, one load of wood
for jail. Observation-Disclosures. SO
Lorenz Keller, balance of services
for road supervisor and fire war;
den. .................... 4 w
Peter Bartholomew. services as road
supervisor and fire warden and
use OF team. ............. "a OO
Nugent & Brown, wolf. scalp bounty
rffidavits and blanks ............ 6 u
D. r. Streeter, printing and blanks
furnished. 80 &c
D. R. Streeter, clerk of the district
court, per diem and fees. ....... AZ OF
Erard Woorster, one wolf bounty. 2 OC
r. N. Tuttle, stenographer, May
term and mileage ''......... 81 sc
a. j. Honstain, petit jurors fees. 4 sc
YC. J. Allen (assigned TO D. r.
Streeter), petit jurors fees, Au-
gust, 1892. 2 S(
John Blake (ass,gnod to D. Il.
Streeter), petit jurors fees, July,
looS ................. .......... u
w. H. Conner assigned to D. r.
Streeter), petit jurors fees, Au-
gust, 1902. .......... ........... 2 sc
| W. F. Baxter, deputy sheriff, fees
ind mileage. .............. 1 II
M. Mahaney. Jr., deputy sheriff,
fees and mileage. ...... ........ s u
M. Mahaney, sheriff, summoning
grand'jury witnesses and mileage 10 OF
M. Mahaney, sheriff, fees and miles
age. II AZ
NJ. Mahaney, sheriff, summoning
petit and grand juries, and mile:
age and per diem, May, 1893; term
of district court. t.................11 no 1;
On motion the board of commissioners
adjourned to meet July II, 1893, at 2 2p. M