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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-13

/ w IL n abuNtk rs III VI t4aha VI Oo0i-
nee. Saturday.
f. Blanchard spent Sunday at his former
home IN Augusta.
j. Lane went to Roc GLAND Friday night
for short business nip.
Stanton Day of Scion was registered at
I the Eimvood Fri lay night.
| j. NJ. Cross Of Augusta, was IN the city
Saturday in the interest Of the Journal
Roy Mathews returned Friday night from
two weeks trip to Onsway lake, on the
! Canadian Pacific railway.
Conductor O. W Clsmen: Of t is city,
Intended the Maine Central Conductors
ball at Levi-ton Ffd.y night.
! Letter Carrier + f. Graves is taking a
| vacation of week or two, his place being
/ flied during the time by Substitute Welch.
u. T. Mills, superintendent of the Moose
head Pulp ami Paper Companys mills at
Caratunk Falls, Scion, was IN tie city
Ss,ur'ay-
There will b, Il special communication Of
Wateryil.e Lodge No. 30 +. and A. NJ. on
Monday evening, for work in the fellow
craft degree.
Wniam B. Nash of Cherry 6ell, formerly
of Colby. arrived in the city saturday, on
his way home from the Worlt's Fair, end
vii remain here visiting friends for few
LAYS.
Mrs. W. o Fuller accompanies her hns-
band to tn, eity where he delivers bis hnu-
iroas lecture for the first time in public,
and during th,ir stay i, the place will be
he guests of MIR. and Mrs. R. w. Dunn.
W. j. Ryan. the blind pack psdiler who
a,s ever year for the past ten years been
al over Maine. selling the "Oid Farmers
Nmannr. vss in the cry Saturday, plying
hi. trade. He il well known here snd
aeaTly every one purchased his book.
Saturday afternoon, as Or. Abhort was
irving from the end of the keunebec
bridge. his horses became frightened ard
rn,hl i with another team. DR., Abbott
yas thrown out anil sustained fracture OF
the collar bone. DIR. Tbayer is in att nd
aatv.
The Wateryjl,e & tsirf HI Railway Co
are putting Mitchell elettrlc heater in the
Oh e. # tNc wsi ing room in this city 1t
vas tested b. fore being set up AMI gave
tool result. ard viii probably he in rnn-
ming ord,r in Is new place by Monday
night.
The Daughters OF Rrhekpi will hold
poverty ,ocishle at Odd Follows hal on
TUESDAY evening Prizes will be off red
for the most poorly dressed gentleman ARD
lady. There will be = short literary pro-
zrsmme after which Refreshments will be
serve3 A email admission fee will be
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-11-17

Everybody knows that the French
standard OF measurement Is the me
ter but how many correct answers
do you think you could get should you
put the question to the first hundred
persons you meet: What is the basis
Of French measurement? What Is the
smeter' part Of? Should you be fort
unate enough to get single correct
answer 1t would be something like
this: The French standard measure
Of length Is founded on the measure
ment Of the earth from the pole to the
equator on the meridian Of Paris. This
total distance is divided into 1O.OO0,OOO
equal parts, each OF which Is meter"
The meter Is 1.O04 English yards.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-11-17

There are about eighty days IN the
year when the dreaded English channel
u nearly rs smooth rs mill pond;
though there will generally occur
slight ground swell. II northeast or
southwest wind bic VS. hard It is quite
true that the sea In the channel Is one
OF the worst In the world, though rela-
lively slight The tides, which are
very various, crossing the wind, COM
bined with the shallowness Of the water
and the fact that the ebb and flood
meet and part just Off Dover. kick up
at times an entirely peculiar and abon-
Unable ocean dance which even old salts
cannot always stand. But at the worst
tho passage Is nowadays only matter
Of some eighty or ninety minutes-very
different from thos. bygone times when
lu.ger riggcd smacks or heavy cutters
used to roll the suffering pass .ngers
from coast to coast on such wild
sea rs Is depicted in Turner's famous
picture, or rs when in 1922, the first
steam packet, the Rob Roy, OF fifty
tens, came over on May 2. bringing
oix adventurous persons.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-11-17
FROM THE CATITAL

The annual report OF the con,niS
siouer OF Indian Affairs is made puoiic'
There is talk Of relieving the rederal
treasury by paying bonds with treasury
warrants.
II is believed in Washington ,nat
the forthcoming tariff bill VIII not hiahe
very radical reductions.
Records In the navy department. SNOW
that in 1867 two islands forming ,he
Hawaiian group were taken possession
NJ on behalf Of the United States.
It is announced that our government
will undo all Of Minister Stevens wofk
In Hawaii and occupy strictly neu'fai
position regarding that country.
The Unites States government. ~ -
exnected. will at least file vigorous
protest with the Honduras government
on account Of the recent firing upon an
American vessel.
Solicitor General Reese, OF the treas
ury department, decided that the use VI
aluminium tokens by merchants III
trade is illegal, because the CONS are
Of the shape. size and color OF the
United States coins and apt to deceive
the ignorant. The case In Quesuon
came up from Elkton, 5. -.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-11-17

tngton.
The Rev G.. w. Fugate OF Dalton,
Ind. has been arrested for deseruon Il.
the instance of a woman he clalllls IL
an impostor.
Alice Church and her daughter les
sic. convicted OF burglary AT lecuIlS'li:
Mich. were sentenced to imprlson1heh1
at Detroit
John s, Beach. OF the failed Pralrle
CITY bank. of Terre Haute. IND. WAS
arrested on eleven indictments 1or e'n-
bezzlement.
Louis A. Wright, IS years old, con-
fesses that he started the fires III h"s-
ton that caused loss OF $a,Wo,"o"
and cost eight lives
T.. T.. Raub OF Finney, Mo, was ar
rested at Kansas City. tie Is crank
and said he was going TO Washington
to kill President Cleveland
The. Jury in the Nellie Horton mnr-
der case. the telegraph operator who
shot and killed her lover at San Fran
cisco, disagreed.
Mrs. Arthur Young Of Cleveland.
Ohio, proves to be Mother HUBBARD
n notorious shoplifter, She had for
years led a dual life,
Charles Earhardt a wealthy farmer,
living seven miles east of Boonvlie,
Mo, was shot and killed in bed. The
object is supposed to have been rob
berry.
Peter Camica a young Italian, rush
ed into jewelry store ut 2l9o tirst
avenue, New York, and. pointing re-
volver at Frank Garifalo, demanded
$50. The weapon was discharged and
the bullet just missed the leweiers .
head Camica was arrested
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-11-17
CRIMINAL

William Dunlan, merchant at Lake
City. Fla, was murdered by robbers.
Michael Sweet committed suicide at
Mantle. H., by taking morphine. He
leaves a large family
While drunk Charles Manning Of To
ledo, Ohio shot and killed his wife
ind her cousin, Mrs. w. T. White.
Twenty-Five prisoners in the st. Louis
fail engaged in desperate fight Sew
en- were badly hurt.
Twelve highwaymen who robbed a
mail coach and plundered the passen-
ers near Rome, We're surprised in a
farm house and captured.
James Butts is on trial at Galesburg,
Ill, charged with abducting Eliza Cher
ington, who disappeared sixteen years
ago.
Seven students Of Princeton college
have been indicted for taking part ii
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-11-17

The excavations which have just
been brought to conclusion in the
Isle of Salamls have resulted In the
discovery OF hundred ancient tombs,
lying In five parallel rows. Most Of
them are oblong and quadrangular in
shape. Another discovery is that Of
large cemetery, the first yet found with
Mycenian characteristics. The sepul-
chers, which are very small and mar
row, are constructed of unhewn stones
Fifty antique vases Of the Mycenian
epoch and In a good state Of preserva-
ton have also been found, together
with q number OF objects In bronze
and gold, including rings, buckles,
0pindles and other things.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-11-17
PERSONAL GOSSIP.

George A. Jasper, assistant secretary
of Oklahoma territory, IS ueau- AA0
was from Fayette. Mo.
The senior surviving officer or the
Southern Confederacy Il Gen. Jaines
Iongstreet.
Robert Peel, son of Sir Robert
Peel, has been driven into bankruptcy
In London by gambling debts.
Hezekiah l.. Hosmer. who was ap-
pointed chief justice Of Montana ny
President Lincoln, died OF heart as
case in st. Louis
James Sampson, a Western merchant.
left forty-three 500 bills In sixth
avenue elevated car, New York. 1e"
days ago, and is anxiously advertising
for them.
Miss Sallie Matthews, who died IN
7 louisville recently. was for time III
command OF an Ohio river steamboat
With fully 100 men subject TO her OF
ders. She was thirty-three years OF age
at the time OF her death.
A warrant was issued for the arrest
OF John Sheehan, Democratic canul-
date for alderman in the flrst US
triet Of Buffalo. on the charge OF assist
ing in frauds in connection Win cl.i
service examinations for patrolmeh. lie
Is q cousin OF the lieutenant governor.
Queen Christina Of Spain has proh'ea
4 great deal by her contact with the al
yanced culture Of Northern and West
ern Europe She has grown lfed OF
the Spanish national pastime, the bhli
fight. and II is said will take every
step possible to Danish the brutal sport
from her dominions.
Prof Norton and DIR. Oliver Wendeli
I,fImes are now the only surviving
members OF brilliant literary circle
Which gave Boston its prestige. lro1.
Norton rarely appears IN pubic save
MS a lecturer at Harvard university.
Ills sixty sixth birthday occurred ON
the 10th Of this month.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-11-17
CASUALTIES.

Twenty-one lives are lost by the
burning Of the steamer Frazer on Lake
Eipissing, Ontario.
Three people are killed and eleven
Injured in q railroad accident In Chi
cago.
Two vessels on Lake Huron are sunk
by q collision and twenty-five men
drown.
George Shaw, prospector, has per-
tshed In q snowstCrm near Telluride,
Col.
Joseph Heenan. eleven years old, was
accidentally shot by Jimmie Farley at
Jackson. Neb. Heenan's condition Is
precariOus.
In the Presbyterian church at Gale
ma. H., a teacher and five Of her Sun
lay school class were overcome by coal
gas.
Two British naval officers, q boat
gwain and another Englishman were
killed by an explosion Of gunpoWder
ct Rio.
Father Calrochi OF Iron Mountain,
Mich, badly burned during the recent
Ore at that place, will live. the injury
not being as bad as reported.
A giant powder cartridge placed un-
der Red Bluff, CAL. house by mis-
creant wrecked 1t completely, but the
Inmates escaped.
Frank e. Burns, aged twenty three,
4 brakeman, walked off a car at Rice
Point yards, at Duluth, and had his
head severed completely from his
body.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-11-17
FOREIGN GOSSIP.

Quebec winter carnival has been
booked for the first week In February.
A gang Of fifty Cuban outlaws has
been broken up by officers near Ha-
vana. Several persons were shot.
At Halifax, ". S., Richard Savage
fatally shot his wife and son, then
killed himself He was jealous.
Pierre Emmanuel Tirard, ex-prime
minister of France, snd tinancier Of
ability. died at Paris, aged G6
Russia, 1t Is believed, will adopt sill
yer rs part OF her monetary sys-
TEN.
Insurgents are said to have stoned
the king Of Ashantee to death on the
streets of his capital.
Britain's cabinet is at odds over the
Irish question. Morley and Asquth
are the leaders Of the opposing fac
tions.
Mr. Gladstone definitely announces in
the house Of commons that the present
session Of parliament will not consider
Irish measures, but bills relating to 9th
er parts Of the kingdom
A dispatch from Lemberg says that
several prominent ladies and number
of young girls who We're students at the
university were arrested charged with
being connected with a nihilist conspir-
acy. The police, when the dispatch
was sent, We're engaged In searching
the houses of students with a view OF
obtaining evidence against them.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-11-17
OTHERWISE.

The Phoenix hotel OF Lexington. XIV.
mas passed into the hands OF d receiver
Many Of the coal miners OF Peoria
ILL.,, are on strike for an increase In
wages.
Della Keegan's suit against Russell
Sage. alleging seduction under promise
OF marriage, was thrown out OF court
Bishop Spaulding Of Peoria will leave
shortly on visit to Rome. It il 10.
iieved higher honors are in store for
him. -
The Muncie presbs terry for Northern
indiana has suspended indefinitely tho
Rev. Stewart Balm for conduct unhA
coming minister.
Dignlfarles OF the Catholic church
united in celebrating the twenty-tifth
anniversary Of the conservation of Rish.
op Ryan Of Buffalo.
Mrs Cogblan, who says she is N.
first wife OF Actor Charles Cochlon has
left Charlottetown, =. T. +. for NOV.
York. - scW
an address on tie silver question do
nounclng the repeal OF the coinaro
clause OF the Sherman act has hn.n
ISSUED by five senators and d dozen con.
gressmen, nine Of the signers hein,
Populists. onS
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-11-17
Refused One-Hnlf MiIllnn

Chicago, Nov. G.-The makera \, ~
bac' the guaranteed tobacco habit cnre
iateiy refused syndicate offer OF one .h,,,
million Tor their business No-Tn Eac i ~
aosoia'e guaranteed cure for smoking. snnr.
appins and cigarette smoking. i, Il al.
uy nearly all the druggists In this countrr
Maae by the Sterling Remedy comnanv
box -, Indiana Mineral Snr,p.s III,
Nni.aso once. - Randolph street. They
p''"' COOK called Don't Tobacco Spit
sha smoke Your Life Away Every To-
oacoo user should read It. and they mai, /,
for the Gsking. 1' :
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-11-17
THE FAR WEST.

A cabbage weighing twenty six
pounds WAS brought to Tulare City
Two canneries III Blaine Wash. put
up this season 3.360,oOO pounds Of sal.
mon.
Valuations In Whatcom county.
Wash, have fallen off S1,151,79O this
year.
Efforts to find artesan water are
now being made near albuquerque. N.
A., and work will he continued as Ion.
rs there seems any hope of success.
James Sutton, an English gardener.
has succeeded in growing licorice in
the Puyallup valley, Wash. and has
hopes of establishing an important in
dustry.
Several deer were killed at Bay City.
Or, recently. Hunters were out in the
hills and the dogs drove the deer
through the city into the bay. Two
We're killed in the boom at the Cooper.
age mill and another was shot by q
man who stood in his doorway.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-11-17

A good rule Of life for a man or a
municipality or nation was lately
laid down by Ambassador Bayard, as
follows: ITO do a friend the utmost
benefit; and an opponent no more
harm than is necessary"
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-11-17

OF all the millions who attended the
worlds fair Europe sent but paltry
$1,000. America sends 100000 tourists
to Europe every year, fair or no fair.
Our foreign friends are not great trav
elers, 1t seems.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-11-17

BY happy coincidence the towns
that are offering big purses for the
Corbett-Mitchell fight are said to be
on the routes Of their respective chaste
and classical dramatic tours
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-11-17

Scientists have come to the conciu-
sion that II Jupiter Is inhabited the
men there must be at least sixty feet
In height while the man in the moon
must be the counterpart OF Gen. Tom
Thumb. So that's the long and short
Of II, according to the latest dicta Of
the star-gaZers.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-11-17

The women who were employed In
the treasury ofice under Gen. Francis
E.Spinner are about to erect a monu-
ment to his memory. If they could re-
produce his characteristic signature In
ger Of mistaking the subject OF the
memorial.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-11-17

A Montana man has recently found
that his chickens are engaged In the
gold mining business. Every hen he
has killed recently. has had from 81 to
e25 worth Of gold in her crop
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-11-17
he Sta+or,

patches to the Miunrspol..
n"'' and the official copn, n' !.
ter'a''y ,' change the e.tina,.
,ol. Ih, =, total ,.,'l vote in the .ta,,
low low, a' 90" less than ha'' h,d's
ihSt year. The rrpubI;ea'l "a'l
sunr'.,n" 81. n,', Judges are elected elected ia N
to 1000 plurality, e'l "
Chairman Gre"ne, q, ~.
s,a'r .n central committee. 'as .sI
oo per cent oI the state. = W., -
ard that the republican. 'o9 o.
same "r cent as last ypa, 9
At Washington the ,Ia, els.,;.
quietly. The republican ,r'',e y
county commissioning, s r. =
elected 10y II small .najor;t, RI,
W atrr'o"n gives l,ouc:' =
% majority. Ten precinct.
ton county give Andrew ' Wv,
majority. Andrews il ,,.,,'
tn" republicans carry ,,', pru,
'ernliIIion. The comt, -; !.
republican. !
\ dispatch from Ilu on :,
list vot" has fallen ofi Il, ! !
last election.
Grant county gives %,
nourk, fusion candidate H.,
lle republican, supreme ma
small plurality. -
Returns from Faulk conn,
Tor Judge OF the supreme eon
llcan cnnd'datellas 23y. III.
the 'nd"lnI,dent s. lor
Fuller. trep. has 352, lIart
Complete Co,iington con
give Andrews 26 maj,ri,r
Reports rom all but ion,
Hnglies.onnty giyptlle rem
32S, the democrats 81, thpi
%. llrcnlt Judge, Fuller. n
Stanley complete gives 70,
democrats 81. independents
81. Hartley ,.
Shlly county goes ppu
small minority.
| here was Il large repubIj
In Roberts county. Tile il
Indtcial ticket was carried.
In l'ruIe county the rppv
ed their candidate lor con
sioner.
The election In DavisoncQ
. falling off from last
Dick llaney, republican
circnit Judge, hos d mai
county ol 30. The popuI
crafts each elect q county
BY small maiorities.
In Lake county the rd
ahead. but the vote belw
parties is more evenly d,
most counties.
Rather u light vote was
but the republican candl,
preme and clrcultconrtj juJs
q good majority. One re
one democrat county conn
elected. aud a good maWrq
In favor OF township orgaH
In the Black Hills dlstrl
tind. J is probably elected
otherwise the republican . b
eel III most eases.
Chairman Green, Of y &
state committt, states tha q
cans Oh South Dakota bod
age oS last year $ vote, v ii
republlcsin candidates fors d
about ). 600 plurality. !
Reports received from
counties over the state ~ s
cnn gains over tie vote O e
The republican plurality y
estimated ut fully 9,W
Simmons. of the state ltil' J
mite. has received no Y %
claiming that the counfrp
show at least two Of tllel p
prem" judges elected.
The Sioux Falls city y
counted. The returns on'
show q large r1'nlale ~ y
Judges oi the Second clfea y
(rep. ], 1921. ". Y, WIZ
II. II. Keith lind, rephs y
erson, republican, IL elcle :, !
missioners =
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-11-17
MILBANK, SOUTH DAKOTA

Dispatches report that many English
men have been forced to leave I1ayti.
1t rarely happens that an Englishman
feels forced to leave anything.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-11-17

A bank president guilty OF fraud, for
gerry and embezzlement has been sent
TO the Nebraska penitentiary. Once
In a while Dame Justice hits the bulls
eve
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-11-17

Men who use profane language on
che streets Of Missouri towns are sent
to Jail for thirty days. 1t Is not per-
nissble there to speak OF Golfer
dam.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-11-17
TIE WEEKLY NEWS DIGEST
EVENTS OF THE PAST WEEK IN
A CONDENSED FORM.

The Latest md Most important news
Of the World. CuIIed From the
Telegraph Reports OF the fress
Apnocintions.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-11-17
AROUND SOUTH DAKOTA.
crnrE NEWS GLAENED FROM AS
socIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.

Tho State EIe -Stabbing Affair
at Ere rederick-State "pprop''a''o'S
-Cratifyicg Tax Figures Tor the
Year-Other Items of Cenera' IN
terest to eople OF the state.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-11-17
south Dakota State Ap|

State Auditor lllppe
following circular:
"Unexpeted balances =
preparations at tue c'V'
year are available for on'l
expense M have been p'v
during said year and ~
ward aud added to '1s
Tor the ensuing year u j
tsin funds are exhausted
balances remaining y o
ances cannot be used !,
that should properly VI
and different iu''ns. :.
where the Legislature :. y
printion for a sI@ellr', !,
those claims that eo'ls =,
dated purpose en- = ~ =
preparation. bala. .hs
Iunds ut the close oi tns :.
available to pay drn'st I.a.
qnent to the rxp'r,l',o' ..,s. h
the fi.c.,l year all a,eG'.,' ~,
with its officers ana .nI ,,l'
considered "A close, sl .;II
maining nnrxp@l'ueu -
into the treasury
4 special dispatch TO- =
the Minneapolis -. =,
Chicago parties ore
this city in q new ra''t
IN terpri-e i knowh VI Il arail
r,..y T a,v that the ors''n ~
n,r,'os4 : nr, w., Of conslrart'',ass' ',s'
rniIrond from Ga''aa'stss y III
The ronie is to Be !, ,."d, nd
AMOUNT oiIoc''l a'a l,ions ;or
,us competing s'',''aI '.'',,naIIy
the line might ese" toe
counties, cities q ana have vi
arr ars',sf ,.,,d;no no',',' d the loc.',s
Tb. day las gone lave y for
mi. Kind. which hasl 'tass
making Of . bug ossn',llis
pon,l4.s, can a,h;s rIisit city,
arge eAl~'ir.ncs+ s',a. y rot
vinced that i oos'
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-11-17
Gratifying Tax Figures for the va,


20 Q pamphlet showing the abstract OF
assessment OF 1894 in s. D., published
y me state auditor. is paper showing
ne tax leves in the several counties for
.a,1 hnn county purposes. The aver
aee ''vy ~ the 80 organzed counties nf
,"T s1s s'n,e =, lor stat" and county purposes
= : io.i' ;, mills, the maximum levy being
- >; mus ~ Lawrence county. and lie
minimum levy o ) mills in Charles Mix
ounfy. This is very gratifying eshib.
.onn,;' = 1noW'ns the tax in nearly all the
mn,l''es 1,mn 70 BE- less than ST. so on each
plW' assessment. Tile levy for comfy
'noo' 'nrp ,aea, according to the lnw
Hsseo ny the Inst session of the lcv;.ln.
,nt NJ ann'llh ,a % 2 mills IN every county.
~. s.,co''ntles in the state have fuil.d
. IN ,''nNe such levy, 10 made levy nf
n'1' Que levy Of S mills. one q ( mill
KY, KY, hnn one county no lev.v ~ iii
on'y "iSht counties In the state have
evy Tor the poor. 'y sp's''n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-09-09
Board of Education.

But little important business wnt
transacted at last pighps session Of the
board OF education. The chair wa
occupied by Vice President Emerson.
Prof. Page reported all the schools oil
the city crowded with pupils, and
especially was this the case with
the new building on Grant
avenue, where In one room There
are eighty.hve pupils aud only
nfty.tix seats. The professor was
authorized by the board u have the old
school building on the same lot re-.
paired ana used for the present that all
may be accommodated.
The petition presented by Patterson
for night school wte tabled.
That all the dealers VI the city may
have an opportunity for bidding on
the supply Of coal for this school year,
the time vas extended until next FIJI.
day at noon In which tbs can 10 re-
ceivod.
Chairman Emerson reported no
funds IN the treasury, and
Judge Dee moved that Treasurer
Brough be instructed 10 nj
once reimburse the board In the sum Of
$3.50 90 which had been paid over Ia
the Citizsn's bank without authority.
Carried.
Clerk Maison reported having TO.
ceived a city warrant for $1,000, pay
mont In full tor deli qucnt school taxes
up 10 and including July 3lst, 1898.
Bills amounting 20 s3l0.lO were
allowed and ordered paid.
Adjourned for one week.