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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-06
RELnAIRE.
AL Sorts of Local News and Gossip from
tile Glass City.

AL Sorts Of Local News and Gossip from
tile Glass City.
The Knights ,Templar held o meeting
last night and completed arrangements
for the banquet to be given in Odd
Bellows' hall tomorrow evening A
number Of Knights, with their wives or
lady friends, will be present from
Wheeling, bridgeport, st. Clairsville,
Barnesville and Cadiz
Rev. Father Fitzgerald yesterday
leased the residence OF Thomas. X.
Smith, on North Belmont street, for the
use OF the sisters, seven OF whom are
hero engaged in teaching. The build
ing now occupied by them will be torn
down to make room for q larger aud
finer ono.
The warm weather has put number
OF families to preparing Tor summer on
tho camp grounds. Mrs. X. A. John
son went out to Burr's Mills yesterday
to put hor cottage in shape, and others
will 70 this week, while a few families
from here will 80 to Moundsville.
Rodeter Bros. arc SO busy aud have
such good prospects that they will not
lot tho fire In their furnace out at the
ond Of this month, but will block 1t,
thus saving all their pots and keeping
things In shape to start as coon as the
six weeks vacation 10 ended.
Mayor McGowan taxed Beneka Neal
$40 and costs for carrying concealed
weapons and gave George Morgan the
same dose for resisting an officer. Both
puid out, while OF five plain DRINKS die.
posed OF, Two paid and three remained
in Jail.
The electric railway Is laid about hall
way through tho lower town, and the
people In that part OF the city are
enthusiastic over tho idea Of rapid
transit
The Democratic club will meet this
evening for its usual weekly debate.
The prospect OF securing plums keeps
up the attendance fairly we'll.
Tho new telegraph company will
reach this city by using tho poles OF the
electric railway company from Bridge
port down.
Frank ]. Roemer, son Of II. Roemer
president Of tho First National Bank,
will graduate from Marietta college
next week.
Circuit court continues In session al
st. Clairsvillo this week and tho com.
mon pleas court will resume next Mon.
day.
Capt. Thomas Garrett has recovered
from tho second stroke OF paralysis
sufficiently to ride out occasionally.
James Gray was brought home from
Wheeling yesterday seriously afflicted
with intlammatory rheumatism.
Leroy O. sedgwick went to Columbus
yesterday to serve as o grand Juror in
tho United States district court.
Row Thomas Bnlph IL homo from tho
general assembly OF the United Presby.
torians, at Monmouth, Ill.
Mrs. Carp and daughter, OF Ashland,
KY, aro Visiting her son, George Carp,
on Gravel Hill.
George Jones, Il window glass worker
10 seriously Ill with all affection Of
the throat
Miss Lucy Brown, OF ono the school
teaChors, lett for hor homo at BolprC
yesterday.
Alox O. 0gle is able to be about aiiol
several weeks illness with rheumatism
William Hume will leave this week
for q visit TO his old homo In Ireland
W. II. Mills aud vito leave to-day fol
Mansfield 10 mako thUir future home
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Peaches by Wholesale.

W. II. Breidonstein, of Bridgeport,
received a basket Of peaches from the
farm purchased last springi In Fort VAL
Icy, Ga, by Hon. Ross Alexander, Mr..
w. II. Breidenstoin, Hon. Charles Helm
lein and J.I D. Arrick. This farm has
$4,000 trees now bearing, and the owners
will plant $4,000 more trees this fall, be-
sides 5000 plum trees, 1000 pear treea
and 5000 grape vines. The peach crop
is very large this year. They arc al.
ready shipping to the New York mar
ket, where the fruit sells for S. crate.
Mr.. Breidenstoip Is Interested in four
farms, containing over 100000 peach
and 1000 puur trees.
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ENRUsTERs SALE.

Iy virtue Of three deeds Of nus made By Will
lam Hamilton und Lotto Hamilton, bis Eiie. 70
me ~ truSle0 the trSt dated April n, I2SS. re-
corded In tue otce OF the Clerk OF tho County
Court OF Ohio county, West Virginia. IN Decd OF
Trust Book No, n, page !, the second dated July
Trust Book No, q, page li9, tho ihird dated Aues
ust 81 1850 recorded IN snid clerk Olce Ii llQed
OF Trust Book No, d. page y ! VII sell ~ hq
north front door OF tho Court House Of said
county, on
MONDAY, THE 80 DAN oF JULY, 1895,
commencing ut 10 o'clock a. nv the following
described property, that Is 10 say
Part OF lOS numbered Three and sixteen, il
Klein StIfels GNndvieW subdivision In the
First ward Of the City OF Wheeling Ohio county,
West Virginia, that Is u say so much OF the lot
No In said subdivision Gs lies within The FOL
lowing boundaries to wit; Beginning ~ the
southwest corner Of said lot, running thence
moro or less, to tho southprly line OF the road 90
now used; thence with the S0Utheriy aud vest
erly Hue Of the rOnd Us now used 10 whore the
same lnlerseCls with the south line OF said lot;
thgnce with said touth iinn westerly 70 tho
Also, SO much OF lot NO, lG, In said spb.dlyl-
sion as lies south OF line running parallel with
tho south lino OF said lot, which Ii extended IN
straight line will intersect the west line OF said
lot No, when the southerly line OF the road ~
now used intersect said west line
Tho tito 70 said property Is believed TO be per-
feet, but selling as trustee, i viii convoy only.
the title vested In mo by said deeds oftrust
TEItH or sALE;-- ono'thrd md ~ much more
as the purchaser elects to puy III cash on the day
OF sale the balance in two equal installmeMts Gt
Quo gnd two. years, notes bearing interest from
the day oisale, TO be given for tho deferred pay
ments, the tito TO DO retained until payment ID
made In full. W. ]. W, CoWDEN, Trustee.
W. II. HALLER, Auctioneer- mysO
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Mr.. o. schnepf, the druggist, furnishes
the following statement Of the weather
last month, US shown by his record /:
Fair, 8 dnys; clear, I days; cloudy Q
days; rain, ID days. The warmeat day
was tho 23d, when the mercury was at
So, and tho coolest the 10th, when II
was down to Al. The average tempera.
ture was but $751;, us against 81 in May,
1892. The rainfall was 436 inches,
while in tho sumo month last year 1t
was $40 There wore six thunder
sLorme during the month.
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TRusrE E's SALE,
rFNsUsgGEssALE.


By virtue gt u decd OttTlst h,allo by Mary !.
lla2legi aud Robert HuEieIt. her husband, 10 me
u trustee, dated March t. 1891 recorded In The
Giiide,0iIhe tierk Of the County Court u Ohio
County West Virginia In deed 81 tfust bO6k Mo-
~ page w, wil Bul lt tie north 4T0nl door OF
tho Court House OF sdd county ON
SATURDAY, ugIE or JUNE, is93,
cOmmeucingutl0 oulnck H. m. the following do,
sorlbed property that istQ say a certain pieceor
parcel OF land situated IN Trladelphia district,
Ohio county West Virginia, designated as lot
numbered one OF the stth,divis0n Of tho Rachel
4hOtnburg estate a plEt ~ Niiioa Is pOOoRtOd IN
deed book No. 70, pagO i9!, together with tho
houses md lrppurteihnces rhgMtb helbnginE,
The tille 10 said lEaperty y believed 70 be
perfect, but selling Us trustee WIN convey only
the title vested IN me by said dDe1 di tIVlS
TERAls OF SALE,--ORethlrd aud NJ much lnopa
ns the purchaser elects 10 pay In egsh on the day
Of sale, the balance IN two equal lnYtahnOuts NJ
Que and two Yeas, notes boarlne Interest nom
the day ofGale " be ripcn inr tho deferred pay
ments, the title 70 be retained pual payment Is
made In full
w Il HtiLEE Aucloneer myS,
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a DANDY LIVE OWL
Presented to the o. W, l., Club by Friend
Up In Michigan.

Presented to the u, W. Il, club by u Friend
Up Michigan.
A fine large gray horned owl, q
magnificent bird, was received by the
local o, W, L. club a few days ago, a
present from an admirer Of the club
and friend OF its members, who lives
in Michigan. The bird stands about a
foot and half high aud measures
thirty-four inches from tip to tip, The
boys are, Of course, very proud Of thor
now member and have given him the
full privileges Of their rooms. He Is
very tame and flies and hops around
the boys and eats from their hands just
as though he had boon brought up
among them. He perches himself at
tho open window and blinks at the
passers by, looking as wiso as can be.
Tho "0wls" have christened him "Col-
umbus," and will havo him with them
in their parade and at their outing at
the park, June 20.
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county will conhsCate them. The COM
miltee approved the action OF the suppr-
visor OF the river road in opening q cul-
vert, OF which Jacob Lasch entered com
plant some timo ago,
The board adjourned TO meet We'd
nesday, June'l4, at 10 n. IN, 10 lay the
annual levy and sit as board OF equal
izatlon and appeals,
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BROOKE COUNTY GRAND JURY.
Indictments against the SALOON Keepers
and Railroad Company.

indictments against tho bhlOph AcepSEb
and u railroad Company.
A special telegram from Wellsburg to
the INTELLlaENoER says that great deal
of CONSERVATION exists among the
Wellsbutg saloon keepers over the
action Of tho Brooke county grand jury
yesterday in bringing indictments
against them for selling liquor to
minors. The indictments arc the out
come Of movement started by the w.
@. 7. U. last fall.
The grand jury brought in fifteen in
dictments against saloon keepers. as
follows: Philo II. Weaver, six; Fred
springborn, three; Gaus & Letzkus,
three; Lucas Waters, ono, and John
Lewis, two.
Eleven indictments were also re.
turned against the Pennsylvania Rail-
roud Company,.for obstructing and de-
stroying county property along Its rail-
way near Colliors.
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rlIla, Errnrnlnn 10 nntroit.

The excursion to Detroit on June II
via the Wheeling 4 Lake Eric railway
will be tho FIRST and ono Of the tlnost ex-
curaions Of tho season. Rates arc very
low. For tickets ind particulars the
public should apply to o. Il. Tracy, Ed.
b. Franzhoim or A. II. Wcldebusch, tho
committee OF Elks Everybody is
cordially invited to join this excursion
by tho lodge.
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Iupklrnl, Atnlnn anlun.

Tho best salvo In tho world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcors, salt rhoum, fever
sores, letter. chopped hands, ohllblains,
cOrna ind all skin Oruptions, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
II IL guaranteed to glvO perfect satisinc.
ton or money refunded. Price 20 conts
box For sale by Logan Drug Co,
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The regular monthly meeting OF the
hoard OF county commissioners was held
Yesterday, all the members being pres
ant. The session was one OF the largest
on record, aud large amount OF routine
business was disposed Of.
The board took up the matter OF the
school election and the county superin-
tepdent and commissioners We're for.
mally declared elected. Tho official
figures have been printed exclusively
in tho INTgLMGEScER, The board, on
the opinion OF Prosecuting Attorney
Howard, simply put on record the num-
Der OF votes cast for various terms OF
school, and lot the district commits
slonors decide what course to pursue.
Mr.. McGrogor was designated to con-
far with the city council committee on
wharyes In reference 10 the proposed
new Pewlky station,
Mr. McGregor reported that he had
made arrangements for the trHpsporta.
lion o! pGupers to tho intirlhhry over
tho Elm Grove road on tickets issued
by the commissioners. As to o pass for
tho superintendent, negotiations are
still pending.
On motion OF Mr.. McGrcgor Judge
PAUL. aud Prosecutor Howard were
asked TO give their opinion as TO what
fees OF justices and constables should
DC paid by the county, and what fees
they are entitled TO in such cases US are
chargable against the county, and to
give tho board any other information
they can bearing on that general sub.
ject
County Physician Wilson reported 81
now orders in the past year; l42 per-
SONS received medical aid during the
year, US against 122 the year before; AIS
visits were made, and 442 the previous
year, aud 1853 Office consultations were
held, al the year before. He made 0
luuacy examinations, aa against 10 in
tho former year. There were no in
quests requiring his attendance. Six
paupers died, US against II the year be-
fore. Tho doctor was given q vote OF
thanks for his long and faithful ser
vices.
The law librarian reported $50
books in tho library, an increase OF $40
over the last year. Two new book
cases are asked for.
The report Of the committee to OK
amino the circuit court clerks Office
was referred to the committee on court
house and jail with power to act.
Nominations for local board OF health
were made as follows: DR.. n. D. Jobos,
Of Wost Liberty; John w. Nichols, DR..
W. s. Petrie, O. s. Terrill, Lewis Kraft,
and Dr.. Anton Hess. DR.. Jobes, DR..
Petrio and Mr.. Terrll were elected. DR..
Jobes is by the terms oil tho law presi.
dent OF the board.
Tho oyerseers of tho poor reported
orders issued US follows from June /,
1892, to May 81, 1893:
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A BIG SURF BROUGHT.
Autou Roymaun Sues John t. HICGraw for
$50. 900.

$4,000.
Preliminary papers have been filed in
the circuit court clerks Office, by II, NJ.
Russell, attorney for Mr. Anton Rey-
mann, in an asaumpsit suit against Col.
John 7. McGraw, Of Grafton, the sum
claimed being $4,000. The suit, it is
explained, grow out Of disagreement
over real estate transaction in which
these gentlemen were Interested, the
land In question being large tract in
tho West Virginia interior. No formal
declaration has yet boon filed, however.
The service Of summons was accepted
for Col. McGraw by his counsel, Mr.. 4.
s. Riley,
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Tho pleasant effect aud perfect safety
with which ladies nay uso the CRlitor.
niHliQuid laxative, Syrup Of Figs. under
all conditions, makes II thoir iavorite
remedy, 10 got the truo and genuine
article, look for the nalno of tho Cnlifor-
mia Fig Syrup Co., printed near the bot.
tom Of tho package.
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Ton or twelve Huns and Italians woro
arrested ut DillonVllu yesterday for
fighting on Saturday night. A large
number OF drunken minors had light
at Dillonvale, during which knives wero
used aud roVolvora drawn. Several mon
wero hurt
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IlellmolSa Dyolng lsstnbllshmont.

Mr. ]. llOilneir, proprietor Of tho
Pan Handle Dyeing establishment, No.
1881 Market stroct, has placed improved
machinery In his place. and Ia prepared
to do all kinds Of securing, cleaning and
dyCing. Clothes repaired neatly aud
on short notice.
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A full assortment OF Ladies' Elmo
Shoes, all tho leading stylc5j also n full
liue Of Low Shoes for spring and sum.
tnet wear. l.. V. blond,
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COUNTY BUSINESS.
A Long and Busy Session of the
Commissioners Yesterday.
LOCAL BOARD OF HEALTH CHOSEN.

Interesting Monthly aud Annual Re.
ports Presented, Including the
Amounts Issued in Poor Orders in
rho last giscal Year = Marshall
County Owes for Three Burlals
Road aud other Matters.
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tells how every boy and girl can got a
bicycle iroo Published ovOry Thurs.
day, at 1920 Market street.
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sEAsON OPENS JUNE l6th, lsOS.
Rates, 500, a7B and 900 q Month,
According TO Location,

Address GEORGE u. DEsIlIl.LDs, Manager,
CumbOtgnd, Nd, up TO juno ". nilpr that
date, either beer Park OF oakland, Garrett
county, Md. my20wds
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PHOTOGRAPHY.

MYlEs' ART STUDIO,
ToGRAEzrs.
Portraits ln rastoL oil cnyOu, Water aud
2i54 1EEtN sTRBHr
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t,trTyrrS sRsTrrM

nTE5RITtp as 1ER O.,
mylS 1872 Market Street wheeling wvG
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Stabtratb.
SeIsct Council. I6. M6r

Select Council. 16. Mdrs.
Ser Mapor ianote ben Namen bon
Senrp S. Serbsr als gbsf bes 5euerbs.
partements Elm, aud bic Hamen bsr
Diitrift Snsenieure unb permanentsn
Mdnner. aae Grnennunsen ipurbsn
beitdtist.
9ie 8aIIep 9aiienger Gompanie Iieb
ourd ibren 9lnpaIt Soiepb O'9rien bic
annabme ber butd Die betrefenoe Bers
cronuns ibr eemadten SussitdnbniIe
anfinbisen. Yin ben Sta6tanipaIt pers
tpieien.
Die SduIbeborbe tpiinidte einen Si.
berbeitsidranf, unb bic @eiunbbeitsbes
tbrbe forbefte bic 8olIenbuns bes flnfs
sebnten Diitrift Sepers.
Die 8ereebuns bon Gontraften feitens
bes Bau Gomites unb bic NustbeiIung
bon SdIiifieln on bic SduIbebbrbe, tpeIs
de iammtli6e 8immsr i'm MunisipaIses
bduee aufmaden, beranlabten cine ldns
sere Debate.
gorIasen purben einsereidt: SIR elm
Salseidirr fiir Wm. @onnea ShIaud
Ses sAb Htth W. <lttHAt uuH ~. We
Dtears nab benz 81. Wdr3 nidt ferner
ben6tbise; Mnidaffuns zines 8udss,
in tpeldem 8eiuder bes Munisipalsss
bduoes iid resiitriren; glnfdaffans elmer
llbr fiir iebe Office i'm Stabissbaube.
@rits uno stpeite 2eiuns paiiirten bic
@erorbnunsen fur bic neue 9lnleibe, unb
fir cine Ierra Gotta 8bbre i'm iedfsn
Seiperbiitrift.
Splssnbe Berorbnunsen paiiirten brittle
2eiuns: SIR Seriteluns bes breisebnten
Diitritt Seipers; fiir 9Haiteruns bon
Wabiion Nbenue nit SdIadenbaditeis
nen.- 8ertast bis Srsitas.
-Sn ber ssmeinidaftIidsn Sisuns
bes Stabtratbes am Wiontas Abenb
ipurbe SOispb q. gbiaips gum Stabts
eeometer ertpdbIt an Stele bes abses
banften 6. S. BIetpitt. gr bate feinen
@eener uno erbieIt bic Stimmen aller
Anipeienben. BbiQipS mar fdon isitf
Sabren aiiiitent unter 8Ietpitt unb fol-
Elm isbr fabiser Mann iein.
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Ser erpabIte Mapor gonnea febrts
am Samias bon ieiner Gour aus 5Iorioa
3uriid.
S Der bsfannte GGenipaarenbdnbIer
Serr 6. s. Walter bon 1913 Wponins
4bsnus bat am Montas fallirt uno iein
seiammteS Gisentbum gum 8eiten ber
grsbitoren an @barleS Mc0lullen iibers
idriebsn; man slaubt, baB bic @efammts
iduIbsn iid auf iber $4,000 beIaufen
ipsrben. bod beiibt Serr @aIter aud
bebeutenbes Gisentbum. Ser Iebtere
nmfanb foa serabe ben Sal berbeis
sefdbrt baben, penn aus bem gisentbum
lieb iid nur idiper baS @slb beraus
fdIasen, bas aur Iiisuns bon Geiddftss
UerbinbIidfeiten n5tbiS mar.
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9lriy gori. "a. Oft 1892.
Yrw. 4 @auben, &lerihsr berr :-Sor etiua
rrri Aairsn fuute Id sinfr Sbrsr eeitriidn @nItel
htbais 6siiaua pom YsrusaisrriiiIna III tdlimmtter
Tntut, nis utHe eSfinnoheit unierarlb Seit adhnn
lite i'd hisie i6rcdiGeu tdlp6hepbsR gerluit
ipenrr eebenstgiite eyrGae ntb if iulGte Hiht nas
sis Vsiauber Sdiet nat. nber nGoinsm M peM shrtel
,intW " onat Ioua eetraaeR BATE, finite i'd MID
griitg pbpiid ueI itdrer uuo Furie Seif ipdier
ipar ID, laij gsbeiIt. ghtnnSspoH,
8, SeeIia. 237 Soiusrp.
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GDmt. u. 0artl,
Mrcbiteft mnb &anbmeiTer,
go. 404 2adapanna apeuue.
Mpputtua Saus aeaeuiiber.

plGne unb apaeniibsrlGIGss fir Reubauisn,
eanbpsrmsiuneen unb }slisguns BON @rens-
ltnien unb ale In has Snssnifur- unb 8au-
fa1 sinIdlaeeneen Mrbeiten psrben prompt
unh semi1enbaft ausssfdbrt. @runbftiidf In
8aulots parselirt unp eanefarten aneffertist.
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Geberiff' 's.Nerfdmfe
8eltbBoaem Graabeigentbam
Samifag, 1. april 1898.

9emGB strldiebfntr GrtfntiensbtfebIs scn
Fieri Facias une Venditioni Exponas, aus
ssffIt ssm Common plsas @sri9t BON eafa-
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Wefffeite Mn5ei9en.
Grant Stetter,
SOfel mm0 NGtferei,
Watuffrafae. SSn6e Nara.

Barme unb taIte 6peiisn fns 5u eber Ia.
etstsit 3n baben. 6rifdes Eager ftsts an
3apf iotpie 8eine eiqu6re unb gigarren.
Die NIT meinem SoteI perbnnoene Bddersi
tiefert Elm po3uglites 8adptrf. unb merbsn
als 8efsuunsen prompt uno biIIig bsiorst.
Grant Stetter
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0rik 0iirr's
1tnipn
&eaauratton & galoit,

3l3 2adaipanna Nbenus.
9ie Weitauration tuiro Hsts NIT ben fsinHsn
0elifateHeu Der Sabres5eit uerfeben feiu.
Yin 8etrdnfen balte idj neben benz por5ig.
liden g. 2obinfonfden 8isre. nur bic befsu
Beine unb aiquore. unb 60 piro mein Be-
ftfeben iein. ourd prompte unb reelle 8shien
ans Die Sunoen iufrieoen su fteIlen
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-11-25

Mn w, NJ. TERRY, who has been
in the drug business at EIkton, KY,
for the past twelve years, says:
"ChamberIalu' Cough Remedy
gives better satisfaction than any
other cough medicine / ever sold "
There is good reason for this. No
other will cure cold so quickly: no
other Is 80 certain preventive aud
cure for Group: 40 other affords 40
much relief IN cases of wbooping
cough For sale At Pulford's drug
store
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-11-25

All of which is respectfully submitted.
j w. BEwEY,
Chairman Com.
On motion of Mr.. Taylor the board
took a recess until ] o'clock p. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
l D. m. Board met and was called to
order by the chairman Roll called
and all the members present
Petition of Patrick flannery to pur-
chase tax certificate was read and re-
ferred to the committee on Tax Claims.
The report Of the county judge was
read as follows, and ordered published
and placed on file:
To the Honorable Board of Supervisors of Iowa
GESTiEMEN: The following named persons
We're adjudged insane and committed TO the
state hospital for the insane, at Mendoza, Wis,
since tine date of my last report:
Frederick Fingerson committed Nov, 26 1892
George Moon committed NOV. 90 1872
Hans j. Hansen committed Jan. II, 1873
Elizabeth Dunn committed March z, 1913
John Sullivan committed March y, 1898.
Meredith Evans committed April ,, 1873
Catherine hgobstrup committed May ~ 1888.
Patrick B0ylcu committed july -, lsA5
Mary Iappns committed Sept. 30, 1873.
Annie j. Williams committed Oct lb 1888
The following persons were adiudgad insane
and committed to the Iowa county asylum:
Frank Guudry committed Dec. II, 1892.
Samuel Hart IT., committed Dec. q, 1892.
Laurentiuc Roberts committed Jan. ~ loH3'
Caroline Julian committed April %, 1886"
further report that of the persons so com
mIttcd as insane all were residents Of tins
county except the said Mrs. Catherine kgubs-
trap, who is a married woman and came TO tlus
country from Denmark with her husband, Nov.
18th, 1891, Her husband was not a citizen of
The country 40 the date Of the medical inquiry,
She came TO this county with her husband,
from Dane county Aprl-lOth, 1893 and her hus-
band testified at the Judicial inquiry that she
was insane when they resided ia Dane county.
fn HI.r hat lfuf 81
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1893-11-25

bar, Frost, Jeuck, Jones, Lewis, Rewey,
Ryan, Stratman, Snow, Taylor, Ward.
thinner IA
Nays Messrs Campbell, Egan, Gum,
Heathcock, jackson, Roberts, Walsh II.
Whereupon, the chairman and clerk
embodied said report in the following /:
ASSESSMENT of Iowa county. Wisconsin.
made 10y the County Board OF Supervisors. M
the annual mcoting held at Dodgeville. Nov.
Il 90 Is, A. ID. 1925