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Varying Effects of Drugs.

Opium produces more varied and oppo-
site effects upon the human system than
any known drug. Even in small doses it
will act on the same individual as stimu-
liant and as a sedative, as an astringent or
laxative, and in large doses to those who
are habituated to it's use it acts as u power
full stimulant or even intoxicant, such in
toxication being followed by muscular re-
Taxation and mental torpor. The action of
most drugs, or at least of very many, varies
according to the dose which is admins
tered; thus ipecacuanba will act as an
emetic in large doses, but if given in small
quantity will arrest sickness. Ammonia
Will cause or arrest sickness, according to
the quantity taken, while many drugs
which in small doses will operate as febri-
fuges will in large doses induce fever, saws
writer on the effect of drugs.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-03

SHERIFF'S SALE-A. X. ERWIN. PLAIN
~ TN, 70 Ida =. Rosencrans and Lucin !.
Under and by, virtue Of an, order Of sale and
decree OF foreclosure and sale issued ont of tho
dis rlct court of the First judicial district Of the
state 81 Montana. in and for the county Of Lewis
and Clarke. en- the lntn aay Of Novemb +, A.
Judgment and decree OF foreclosure % and s.le
against ida hosenorans and l. Icien 1. 1oson.
Grams, defendant, on the 1lth day of &"ven her A.
d. lsS'. for the sum OF $i.2f2.o. besides inter
est. costs and attorneys fees. which said decree
corded in Judgment book No. - of said court At
page am commanded to sell all III a certain
lot. piece or parcel OF land. situate living and
being il the county OF Lewis and Clarke state of
Montana, and bounded and described as follovs
to witt
Lot numbered ton u0). in block numhared
forty-two (42), of the ORIGINAL toyns,ta ~ tha
city of Helena, said lot being thirty Iaoi faet
front on u fifth ayenue and one hundred fiOOl
feet deep, as the same is designatei and ds.
oiEcs OF the count rec rider Of said ccuntv.
Together with all End singular the toDsInenta.
hsreditaments and appurtaDan' o. therounfo Ia
long ng or In anywhe apporiain ny.
Public notice Is hereby given that ON Tri3
Gay, me stn asy o h.cs,nber, A. d. 1893 ct IL
courthouse Helena, Lewis and Clarke countv'
Montana. will in ob-dience 10 said ordsr ~ Al.
and decree OF foreclosure and sale sell he al0re
described property. or so mnch thereof a. NAV IL
necessary to satisfy said judgment, with intsrest
cash in hand. o0'' 'Ss
6iyen under my hand this 18th dag O, Noysu.
GHARLfs D. CURTIS, sh.ria
ossAhD Z. HOES Under Sheriff.
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1894.
Harper's Magazine.
ILLUSTRATED.

.HARPER's MAGAZINE for 1894 will maintain the
character that has made IL the favorite illus
trated pSriodics for tho hons. Among the re-
results Of enterprises undertaken by the pub
lishers. there will appear during the year
supsfbly illustrated papers on India by Edwin
Lord Weeks on the Japanese seasons by Alfred
Parsons. on Germany BY Poultney hiselow. ON
Paris by Richard Harding Davis, and on Mexico
by Frederic Remington.
Among the other notable features Of tho rear
will bs novels by t,eorged du Maurisr and Charles
Dudley warner. tho personal "reminiscences Of
ern frontier life BY Owen W-tsr. short storie,
will nls, bs contribute by Brsndet Matthews.
Richard Harding LAWS. Mary H. wilkins. Ruth
Mot nary Stuart. Miss Laurence. Alma Tadama,
George A. Hibbard. Quesnay de keaurepaire.
Thomas Nelson age. and others. Articlas ON
topics Of current interest will to contributed
BY distinguished specialiatS,
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--- - --- ----'-- - -----------
THE MARX ETS.
STOCKS.
STOCKS.
''rw YORK. Dec. 2.--lisr silver. 69ia!
Copper Strong; lake, Si025.

SISShC-
f'rw YORK. Dec 2.--lisr siver. GOA! a
Copper Strong lake, Sl0.25.
Iead-FasS; domestic x23a.
lie was very active speculation on the stock
exchange to-da}, but dealings were unsettled.
At tho orening s;rong tone prevailed and first
quotations were at an advance of ,s6lA per cont.
\ eaiiairg snes coon caused frsct onal reno
tion, which, however. wefs quickly followed by
an a vance of Ad2Na per cent. 4 he announce.
ment of the pass ng Of q dividend on General
Lltclric preferred caused he the common stock
OF ito company TO drop 2A per cent, the general
list sympathizing to the extent Of iseilA per
cant. toward the close speculation b cams
ti'mer and prices took an upward tn n, final
d a inss being affected at the improvement of
isa per cent and the tone Of the market at the
coso being strong.
Governments Strong.
Petroleum Strong, higher; January closed at
.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-03
MusquitO Reservation.

The territory known by the name of
Musquito Reservation is a strip Of land on
the eastern coast of Nicaragua, extending
from the Warra river on the north side to
The Kama river on the south, ard from the
sea inland to the meridian OF S4 degrees Is
minutes west 1t contains an area of nearly
9.ooo square miles. 1t has population of
about 10000 aboriginal Indians, whose chief
calls himself the king of the Musquito ma
tim
The Helena independent., 1893-12-03
A Pretty COnccit.

Mrs. Van Rensselaer, Cruger's home,
ldlesse, ON Long Island, has its guest
rooms furnished after flowers, each follow
ing in tints. designs of hangings and the
ike some particular blossom. Then, SO
Tar ms possible, guest is treated with the
eharming courtesy of an environment of
her favorite flower. Can the poetry of
hospitality be carried further than this?
The Helena independent., 1893-12-03
Closing

Money. on call easy at ~ per cent. Prma
mercantile paper 3hTals per cent Sterling
exchange steady at a. Ls3ha "a. ssa for sixty day
b.lls and SLsb94s6A for demand.
CHICAGO LIVE SIC OK.
CHICAGO. Dec. 2.-Cattls -keeeipts, 1000
Christmas stesrs, SIS 75n6 s.: exports, s45O@
s.E 'thers. 80. coca. ~ fed Jexans 81 3Ot14 90:
oihers, s2.40G3 25; stockers and feeders. s2.OOu
3. bv.
ogs-Feeeipts. 5000 head: market steady
Ct Yesterdays CT ing prices; big packers. s5.OOW
bib; packing, and shipping heavy. IS. 2Oa S. 40:
mediums aud butchers. s535a $50; sorted light.
So.+Ua5.55
Sh,,ep Receipts, 1000 head; market slow,
ste.d5 choice to extra wethers, $S.75el4. ~;
western mutton, 81. JOH3. 3d. feeders, $2.25@2s5
CHICAGO PRODUCE
e H1cAao. Dec. 2.-Wheat- irm cash, 62ac;
Nay, bs}4c.'
.rn- steady; cash, $50: Ma. 40Isc.
, SITS -firni; cash. $3.50: N ay 81 &c. f- ven" E~t
Fork ttady; January, Sl2.57la; Msy s12. rs,
L-ari--su ady; January S7.75; May. S.G2ls,
i'iLS-steidy; January. $3.50; May. Se.t7ls.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS : ESTATE Oh

- James II, Johnson, uectasel
Notice is hereby given by the unders gne1, ex-
ecutor OF the estate of James Johnson, de-
ceased. to the creditersol, ard all persons hav-
Ing claims against the said deceased, 10 exhibit
them with the necessary vouchers. within four
months after the first publication of this notics.
to he said executor at rooms :UJ AMI 80. jrauite
block, Helena. Montana, ,he Same being tho
piaco for the transaction of the business of said
estate in the county of Lewis and Clarke.
DAVID - JOHNSON.
Executor of tie estate of James K. ohnson.
deceassd.
Dat.d Nov. 6, 1888.
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"a babe" says writer, sis mothers
snehor.a Yes, and the first thing she
docs u to weigh it.--ExchanGe.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-03

yon will make your little boy happy by getting
tool chest, drum, gun. ball, book, transpart MT
slate, or nice game at Tho Bee Hive.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-03

The Volumes Of the Eszar begin with the first
Number for January of each year. When no
the Number current .. the time If receipt OF
order.
years back, in neat cloth bndins' % VII. be sent s
by mail, postage paid, or by express. fres OF ex-
psnse lprovidsi tho treisht does not exosel one
dollar per v0lume), for 81. 90 per volume
Cloth Cases for each v,lume, suitable for
binding will be sent by mail. postpaid on
receipt Of 81. co each,
Remittances should be made by Post-ofice
Money Order or Draft. to avoid chance or loss.
Newspapers are not to copy this ssdyertisement
without the express order OF Harper d ErotheIs.
Address:
HARPER & BROTHERS. Nrw YORK.
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894.
Harper's Bazar.
ILLUSTRATED.

HARPER's Bazaar is journal for the home. II
gives the fullest and latest Information about
fashions and its numerous illustrations. Paris
designs, and pattern shset supplements are in
dlspensable alike to the homo dress-maker and
the professional modiste. No expensei /. rpare
to make its artistic attractiveness nf tho highest
order lts bright stories am sing comedies.
Last psge 10 famons rs nndget of wit and
humor. In It's weekly issues everything i, in
cluded which js OF intere t to women. I he
Serials for 1894 will be written by vii ian Black
and Walter Besant. short stories will bo
written by Mary 4 Wilkins, Maria Louise Pool,
others Outdoor sports and in DIOR Games,
Socl'l ntertainment Embroidery, and other
Interesting topic will receive constant atten-
RenatpA -
The Helena independent., 1893-12-03

kSiTUAl 10, WANILD-BY BUTCHER, IN
market; can give bsst of references; has had
eight years experiences; no objection to outside
UIris, Helena, A ont.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-03

LAS SuMMONS-lN- THE 1IsTMCT
"A court OF the First judicial district of the
state OF Montana in and for the county OF Lswis
northwest General Electric company q corpo-
rstion) plaintiff. VS.. the BOULDER lsctrc poWe
, The state Of Montana usSs sends greeting to the
above named defendant:
1ouare hereby required t9 appear in an action
Of the state Of Montana, in and for the county Of
filed therein within ten days (e1cluslye of the day
OF servsce) after the service o you Of this sum
mons II served within this county or. il served ont
twenty days otherwise, within forty days OF
Judgment by default will be ta ken against you
according to the prayer OF said complaint.
the tum OF ono thousand, ihlrtesn ana thirly-six
one -hundredtlis dollars, said sum being now due
from you to plaintiff for goods; wares and mer-
chandlse, consisting of electrical supplies and
apparatus. and for moneys al, aneed for your
use. and for b ance due IN sia ed account be-
1d May .aa s 's is fos srss
SUM as the rate OF ten per cent Ier annum from
tbn 1une ist 1884, until pad reason sf
tiff by an unreasonable and ve1atiou.
delay ever since aid date. That said sum and
For parti, ulars, reference i, hereby had to the
complaint OF plaintiff ON file herein
And you are hereby notified that il you fail to
required the ssid plaintiff will take Judgment
against you in the eaid sum of one thoueand
thirteen and thirty six one-hurdredths dollars
($l.Ola3O and interest thereon al the rate Of ten
per cent per annum from June Is 1898. until
paid. as demanded in the complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal of the dis
trict court of the First judicial district of the
stats of Montana in and for the
--~ county of Lewis and Clarke
I seal First this 2sd day of ovsmber in the
Jud. Dist. year of our Lord one Thousand
Court. eight hundred and ninety-three.
c- JOHN BEAN. Clerk
BY @. o. FREEMAN. Deputy Clerk.
II. s. Hepner, attorney for plaintiff.
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HARPERS PERIODICALS.
Postsge free 10 > Subscribers in tho Unit
States. Canada and Mexico.

The volumes OF TIE Magazine begin with the
numbers for June and | enber OF each year.
When no time IL mentioned. subscriptions viii
bcsin with the number current at tho time uf
receipt Of order ound volumes of HARPER's
n A1AzIsE for three years back. ia neat cloth
binding. will be cent by mail, post paid. ON re-
ceIpt Of - 90 per volume Cloth osses, for hind
ing. 80 cents each-by mail. post paid.
liemittancss should be made by postotfics
money order or draft. to avoid chance of l0ssL
Newspapers not to copy this sdyertisment
without tho express order Of Harper Brothers.
HARPER& BROTHERS. NEW Yoax.
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THIS PAPER /. I: e, S4s.!s * &. AZ. :.
o. and 81 Merchants Exchange, ran fsanoisoo,
Sa;. vheFs contrasts fos aavsrtisiAG eaA b.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-03

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ undersigned will sell At public auction to
the h shest bidder. at its freight deIot in Hell
ena, tie 9Th day of december, a. ID. 1898 at
u clock a. m. the following property to. witt
three BOOK case, which property was trans-
ported ~ tho undersigned over its inc of rail-
way 10 its station at helena. end which has re-
NAMED unclaimed in said station anu the legal
charges thereon unpaid for more than 81 I months
Immediately precedins this date.
GREA kDhIliEnS HALLWAY COMPANY.
Eated Helena. Nov. q. A. ID. 1879.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-03

SlIt ALTON WANIED-bY YOUNG MAN
from the east porter or houssman in ho-
tell uHderstan Is laying carpets cleaning turni-
tuIe same as new and all general hotel work;
speaks also trench ind herman. Please al
dress {. h., Independent office.
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MUTATION WANTkD.-BY YOUNG MAN
~ OF good address: has had experience a. clerk
ing: an do any kind Of work: will WORK for III.
b"ard curing the winter. Address ~, this Of
'tc3. ~
The Helena independent., 1893-12-03

AlTUA11ON WANT..D-BY GIRL OF IA
to help take care of children or do house
work in small family Address 4y0 Vest Main
street.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-03

W ANTED-MkS> 81 NIGER BOYS. HELENA
w District el. Co, 13 Broadway.
IAyANTED-TWO YOUNG MEN TO RUN
w as news agents on n. T.. road; must have
security. Apply at News Office N. =. depot
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MUTATION WANTED-BY YOUNG MAR
~ ried man just from tho east who has had
severa! years experience in a general merchau-
disc store: can d. anything from running de-
livery wagon to keeping booes and can give the
best of city references; salary to suit the times
Address u. H., this otf:c,.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-03

SITUATION WANTED-BY WOMAN TO d.
housework. city or country. Address 400
Breckenridge street.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-03

SITUATION WANTED-BY FIRST CLASS
- Japanese cook; city or country: want place
in private family; understand ali kinds Of house
work. Add ess japanese, TINS ot1ics
The Helena independent., 1893-12-03

WANTED-STrADY MAN To DRIVE DE-
,' livery wagon. married man preferred.
Wsipstein d Co.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-03
HOODS PILLS do not weaken, but aid
digestion and tone the stomach. Try them. Csc.

'STC CCKHOLDERS' MEETING - THE An
~ nual meeting Of he stockholders Of the
Livingston Coke & Coal company will be held
at tho Office of the Helena & Livingston Smelt-
ing 4 Reduction Co.. Helena. Montana ON Mon
day. Dec. il. 1888. ut IL o'clock a. m. for the
purpose of eiecting board o: truste,s for the
tnsnngy ar, ana the transaction of such other
business as may properly come before it.
.. X. ALLEN, Secretary.
Dated Helena. Mont. Nov ~ ls1i
The Helena independent., 1893-12-03

SITUATION WAN1ED-AN EXPERIENCED
~ ~ dressmnker wants work by the day or week.
Sixth avenue, over notor office
The Helena independent., 1893-12-03

~ ing housekeeper or will take charge of .
furnished room tat. Mrs. NJ. Davis. helena,
Montana.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-03
HARPER'S PERIODICALS.

Postage free to all subscribers In the United
9tate., (snada. and Mexico.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-03

SITUATION WANTED-BY A DRUGGIST
- OF eight years experiences; references a /.
Address druggist, this Office.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-03

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNisP-
~ ship-Notice il here givea that the part
Tership heretofore existing LetWeen SEQ. Mur-
ply and Louis Johnson, under the iIrm name of
Murphy & johnson, is this day dissolved by lnu-
tual consent. George Murphy continuing the
business, and all bills owing by said firm will be
paid by him GEORGE MURPHY,
LOUIS JOHNSON.
Helene, Mont. Dec. !, 1888.
The Helena independent., 1893-12-03

III lZPAE. MEDIUM; LIFE READER: TELL
=" past and future. u consider her . wondor-
iul woman e Lichard. late district Judge.
HALEY, Idaho. 20 State street,
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New sharon's Water Power.

NEW SHARON, March Especial. AT
the annual meeting of the New Sharon
Water Power Co. he'll March 3,the follow
ing officers we're elected President, F. r..
Ynung; treasurer. W w. Noreross, Kent's
Hill: directors. +. II. Young, Nathaniel
Hlrtling. T.. A. Brown. A. RI. Thompson.
We are pleased to note that as low as
water has been in rivers, lakes and ponds
throughout the State the past year there has
been no lack here. Water is, and has been
since the new dam was built four years
ago this coming season. running to waste,
uhilp others have been obliged to shut
Iown or run part crews and to use all pre-
cautions to save it.
large amount of money has been ex-
pended in putting in and maintaining our
dam anil We ear say we have the best in
the county AMI enc which will rank favora-
bly, wua ANY IN ;h,, State.
II - holiea that the proposed railroad
from FafRiington 10 tide water at Augusta
vili soon herouDe reality and thus open up
tiis section of the country to manufactur-
ing of various kinds.
Maine's water power is much sought after
and We soon expect to see this water that is
daily running TO waste harnessed into fIle
work Another possibility, and perhaps a
mnch more tangible one, is the electric ad-
vancement One in riding over the road
from this place to Pennington can readily
see what an easy road it would be over
xhiel, 20 propel the electric cars. With the
opening Of early spring we expect to see a
movement tow ard lighting this place and
Harrington by electricity. With electri
city the coming power and our waters to be
converted into this power, we fail to set
why tie water now running to waste at thii
place may not soon be utilized.
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ALL QUIET AT HAWAII
Americans. Germans and Natives Urge Annex,
alton and Easiish Do Not 0hj.e

SAN FnANcisco, Cal. March i, The
schooner Whitman arrived toiay from
Honolulu with news up TO Feb -, As a
general proposition the American and Ger
man interests in Hawaii strongly urge upon
the government ut Washington the neccs-
sity of protecting business ,ntcreats nj the
east of the islands by annexing them.
The native llawaiians are diri'led on the
proposition. one side having nm innate love
for ROYALTY an affection for Princess kam-
lani, aud pride in native Institutions; the
other side desire the greater prosperity and
greater epfranchisemcnt which would follow
the Inauguration of republican rule us over
one of the A,neriean states.
The English sentiment is NJ ,inst the idea
Of an Hawaiian republic. and II has been
stated on good authority that a. no time
within the past five years would Great
Britain have seriously protested AGAINST tho
Islands formiug a part of the Unite States.
The government has reached n point
where executive sessions are largely dis
pcnsed with and on the day the schooner
left an invitation was rendered newspaper
reporters from the United States to visit
the ministry AMI attend the meeting of tn,
advisory council.
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RAILROAD INTERESTS
OF New England Being Locked After Carefully
by Morsau Il Al.

New YoRg, March Cd pirrpont Nor
gan, VIM. Rockefeller and VIM. \. Bishop,
the committee appointed by the New York,
Ncs Haven & Hartford Railroad dire tors.
had IL conference here To hay with Frank
JONES, George g. Haven and samuel &.
Lawrence, representing the Boston 4 Maine
Railroad. The conference uiiaurncd after
4 long session, until SATURDAY.
The Tribune tomorrow viii say Little
doubt is expressed in railway circles that
su 'ccsA VIII crown the efforts Of Mr.. Nor
gan and associates to bring about thorough
and fricuIly understanding hetwoe all the
New England transportation interests. Mr..
Mclcpt IS supposed 30 hol the Boston Sc
Maine stock that iIe acquired before b.,
wAs clccscI president. TN. doubtless wilt
baye TO be bought back by the 1opes-Sin-
clair interests NJ MeLeods own price To
prevent lts being thrown on the market.
The plan of adjustment relations is nm
ders,ood not to include any proposition for
the purchase Of Boston & Maine stock by
tiip Consolidated Road
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Wateryile Democratic---C. F. John
son, 1853; {. F. Webb, 687.
Rockland Republicans Victorious
After Fierce Battle.
Bath Elects C. o. Patien, Citizens, Over ]. o
Shaw. Republican Candidate.

LEWISTON, March g. Special. Lewis
ton Republicans had prayed for a fine day
for election 1t came, it saw. it conquered
Tonight tie Republicans are rejoicing, and
that is drawing it mild.
The result is beyond the expectations OF
the winners. The Australian system did
just what it was expected to do, and the
man who was held in dominion by race
prejudice got in his work in very telling
manner.
The Democracy has naturalized le0
aliens this winter. Last year Newell's ma
jority over Chandler was lis, but TODAY
Chambers majority over Martel was 1876.
The total vote of this year exceeds that of
last by l5l. Three wards out of seven are
Republican, but the city government will
be Democratic.
In Auburn, Bolster, on the Citizens
ticket, is elected bY 1913 from a total of
2ol6. The Citizens ticket will make up
the city government.
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COUNTED OUT.
Portland Ward One Democrats Stuff
the Ballot Box in Great Shape,
ca.sias lagraham's Reelection BY the Returns
Great indignation Over the Act.

PoarlANp, March 6.--Great excitement
prevails tonight oyer the city election. Re-
turns show that the vote for mayor is as
follows: Ingraham, Democrat. 1902; Bax-
ter, Republican, fIa5; True, Prohibition,
As. But i, is claimed that in Ward there
was either fraud or mistake.
This has always been an evenly divided
ward, but the returns show Democratic
majority of 27j, and the whole number of
ballots returned exceed the number of
names checked on the list by about 100,
thus defeating Baxter by count out.
There is general discussion over this to-
night, and Charles F. Gup.ill, Democrats
alderman from Ward /, characterizes the
count as bad mistake.
The warden burned the ballots as soon as
counted. at which there is great indigna-
iion. The city council is in donbt. The
Republicans elect Is and the Democrats
II. AMI in Ward there is no choice for
alderman, and two councilmen.
ON the changing of the ward line ques-
'tion there was majority of those voting
in favor of ISIS, but this not being ma
jority of the city's voters the scheme was
defeated.
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Sk0EHE
Officers Elect $40. 900 Voted for Sewerag,
System Schooihoase to be Repaired

SkowIsGsS, March G. Special. y
The annual town meeting was held today in
Coburn hall. being largely attended. K. b.
Shepherd was elected moderator aud called
the meeting to order. George 5. Webb was
elected town clerk, receiving all the votes
VIM. b. Snow was elected first selectman,
receiving ltl votes out of i46.
At the election of the second selectman
there was great deal of rivalry, there be-
ing six candidates, the two principal men
being the past selectmen, l.. {. Emery and
ex-peputy Sheriff John II. Mitchell. On
the first, second and third ballots there
was no choice, both men receiving the same
vote. On the fourth ballot j. II. Mitchell
was elected, receiving 229 votes to a2i
for L. c. Emery. X. +. Parker was elected
third selectman, receiving 22o 10 50
votes
The selectmen were elected assessors and
overseers of the poor. f. A, Nolin was
elected town treasurer, receiving 1876 votes
to 50 for f. p Coffin. :, W. Gould was
elected town agent, receiving 6G of the Is
votes thrown Gould was also unanimously
elected auditor Nathan Fowler, Rev. l.
B. Mower and j. H. Mitchell were elected
members of the school board.
After the election of officers came the
regular business, the two most important
things being the raising of $4,000 for the
building of much needed sewers and $1,000
for the repairing of the schoolhouse, AMI to
fit up the old academy for a grammar
school.
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Meteorological Report.

March 6. ls.r. II P. Nj