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THOMAS BOWLING 4 SON. AUCTIoNEERs.
i 6l2 ST. N w
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE, BEING PREMISES NO. 526

CHANCEkY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
EiGHTH sTREET SOUTHEAST
District or Columbia, bearing date the nineteenth
day of April. 1893. ond passed in equity Nc.
I4tI6 wherein William H. Hoeke is complainant
and John Hoeke ct al. are defendants.
front Of the premises At the time named
On MONDAY. MAY TwENTi-N1NTH. 1898. st
FIVE O'CLOCK NJ. the south halt Of lot z. square
6 fronting twenty -four feet four inches the east
sde of sth street by depth Of 100 teet one inch to
?Ofoot- wide alley, improved by two-story frame
dwelling containing rooms with water and gas.
being premises No 520 Sth street southeast.
Terms Of sale prescribed by the decree are as
follows: One-fourth OF the purchase money to be
paid IN cash, AMI tho residue in three equal INSTALL
ments. at six twelve and eighesn months. resrect;
lively. with interest from date The purchaser shall
have the privilege Of paying all the purchase money
in cash II he elects to do and il he does 1t
choose the residue Of the purchase money to be
cnTsd by the retsning Of the title until the ssne is
paid in Iull or If the purchaser should prefer deed
then the deferred payments of the money are to be
secured by deed of trust the property deposit
OF 800 required at time of sale. Ali conveyancing
and recording at cost of purchaser.
HIEhOME o. CLAUGHTON, Trustee.
myl5-d&ds Fendall building.
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OWEN DoNNELLY, Trustee,
rnos BOWLING s3 Ss fhs assy aye s; !:
RATCLIFFE. DARR CO.. AUcTIoNEERs.
~ 920 Pa. AVE n W.

r ATCLIFFE. DARR CO.. AUcTIoNEERs.
~ 800 PA. AVE NV.
DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS ON THE DrA-
pENSBURG ROAD ABOVE FLORIDA AVE BY
AUCTION.
On FRIDAY AFTERNOON. MAY NINETEENTH
LOT u. KINGS SUBDIVISION OF PART OF
LONG MEADOWS,
of Florida ave.
Terms: One-haf cash. the balance in enc snd two
years per cent per annum. payable semi-annually,
secured by deed OF trust the property Sold all
cash. at the option of the purchaser deposit Of 900
required at the time of II the of sale
not complied with in Is days from the day of the
right is reserved 70 resell the properly at The risk and
cost OF the defaultng purchaser after DAYS adver-
tselnent Of such resale in some newspaper published
In Washington. ID. c. All convey anciag and record
my1l-dSls RATcLIFfE DAIR CO.. Aucts.
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WITH bRI6K BicK nbiIPiNG 80: so
TENTH STREET NORTHWEST, BETWEEN II
ANDI STtEETS. b. ACTION.
On TUESDAY AFTZkNOON, MAY SIXTEENTH,
1S93 at HALF-PAST FIVE O'CLOCK we will sell
in front of the premises
IOT 81. SQUARE 374.
Fronting 20 feet 10th St. with depth Of 103 feet
TO a :O-foot alley. This property j. improved by
two-story frame house with back building Of brick,
tanning sir rooms and bath and modern improve
ments has large porch in 'front.' and in the heart of
tie city.
Terms: One-third cash. baisnce and two years,
with interest from the day Of sale on the deferred pay
ments ut tbs rate 81 per cent per annu1n payab .
semi-annually. and secured by deed of trust the
premises sold. all cash. at the option of the pur
chaser Aderosit of 300 required at the time o: sale
Terms to be Complied with In fifteen days from the
day of SALE the right to resell at the risk and cost of
the defaultinC purchaser Is reserved All conveyance
inE. recording. &c, at purchasers cost.
myll-dSds RADCLIFFE. DARR 4 CO, Aucts.
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'THoMAs BOWLING & SON. Auc.s..

THOMAS BOWLING l. SON, Aucts
l. 612 ST. NV
EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY. BEING No. 1875 18TH STREET
NORTHWEST. AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, MAY EIGHTEENTH 1893 at
FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ. We will sell in from OF the
premises Lot No. 2l square numbered 3O1 fronting
20 feet 18th street by depth of Al to lOfoot
alley. improved by story 9room brick dwelling, ali
modern improvements.
Terms: One-third cash, balance in one and two
years. with interest secured by deed Of trust on the
property a.. cash at the OPTION of the pure
deposit Of 600 eqnired at the time Of sale. Con-
veyancing and recording at purchasers cost.
y. r. RUS ELL,
g. X. WALTON, Executors.
myS-d&ds HERBERT HARRIS
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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL EsTATr, BEING HOUSE AND PREM
ISES NO. 1857 THIETY-FIRST STREET
SSiEnOIRGEETEo1WHNi, D. c.. AND LOTS ON EITHER
BY virtue of decree Of the Surreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia, passed the 18th day of Novem
Allen lodge and others are complainan,s End Henry
II, Dodge and others defendants the undersigns1
will offer for sale in front Of the premises the 70 low
ing described real estate situate in Geurg in the
District Of Columbia. SATURDAY, the TWENTY
SEVENTH DAY OF MAY, 1893. AT FIVE
O'CLOCK p NJ. said real estate being the north
ninety-one (9l) Zee: of lots numbered two hundred
(2S2) in Bealrs addition to said Georgetown In the
District of Columbia, and improved by brick resi-.
dence. No. 1865 3lst street
Terms of sale prescribed by the decree: One-third
cash, balance in two equal lnstallments, at and
two with interest from day of at the of
6per centum per annum 10 be secured by deed of
trust on premises sod or all cash. at option OF pur
chaser.
The above real estate will be offered in bulk or ac
cording to subdivision to be exhibited by the
trustees the time of sse sold in bulk deposit
of $500 will be required ut time Of sale sold
ing to subdivision. deposit OF 800 will be required
on each lot sold.
All conveyancing and recording at purchasers cost
Terms OF sale to be complied with In fifteen days
from day OF SALE otherwise trustees right to
resell at cost OF detaultng purchaser:
RANDALL HAGNFR;
HENRY s. MATTHEWS.
J. HoLDswokfH GORDON
$50 Al ST. n W..
my13-d&ds Trustees
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THF NORTHWEST sFCTION or THE CITY.
B6,NG PR Misses No. 1so2 r STREET
By virtue Of deed of trust lated the tenth Il lth)
day o. December. A. j.. 1891 and duly recorded
among the land OF the District Of co uInlas
In laber No l043. folio 279 ct SEQ. viii sell al
public ancton, in front of the PREMISES on THURS
DAY. HE FIRST DAY OF JIM. 1891 AT FIVE
O'CLOCK 2. NJ. all that certain niece Parcel q
land and premises. situate I'm the city OF WASHINGTON
District OF Columbia, known and DISTINGUISHED
and being lot Numbered enc hundred and fwentr-sir
l2o OF Brainard II. Warmers subdivision Of let's in
square numbered one hundred and thrty-four tl31)
as plat recorded in Liber No. 49, folio S3 a the
records OF the csce Of the said District.
and the rirht OF for alley purposes the
three CD feet Of lots hundred rnd twenty. wo
l22). one hundred and twenty-three 02sO. one hun
dred and twentv-four Ci24l and hundred a a
twenty-five ll3) Of said subdivision. tocethsr with
the improvements thereon.
Terius of sale One-third Of the purchase money 20
be raid IN cash and the balance 20 be Paid In two equsi
installments, respectively. IN one Cd end two ~
years. with interest. payable semi-snnually. ct the
rae OF SIX 90 per cent aDnum until paid, all
each. AZ the option Of the purchaser.
deposit OF SEQ Will be required when the prop
erty 10 KNOCKED down. and IN of fat ure the
part OF the purchaser to make such d-ost the prop
erty viii be reofered for sale immediately Terms q
sale 20 be complisd with in fifteen 5) days from day
safe otherwise the property Will be res5ld az the
rsk ana cost Of defautng purchaser after i've dsy'
sdsxertsenent IN some one or more newspapers pub
JOHN b IARyFR. Trus,ea
myl3d&ds ALBERT A. WILSON, Trustee.
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TrHoMAs BOWLING SON. Aucugneers.
L GID 4 st N W

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOT ON e
STREET BETwEEN17TH AND 18TH STREETS
NORTHWEST.
BY virtue of q deed of trust dated Arril 8, 1877.
and duly recorded in Liber s44 folio Az. me the
land records II the Distict OF Columbia will sell at
public auction. in front OF the premises FRIDAY
THE rWE Eth DAY OF MAYA D. 1893 at HALF
scrbed real estate situate in the city Of wsshington
ID. G.: Lo: in Brysnt's subdivision of original lot
numbered twenty CD, in square numbered one hun
bred ana seventy-tws (lT2D.
Terms OF sale: One-third cash and the balance in
six and twelve months, with interest. secured by
deed OF trst on the proery sold. all cash. the
purchasers option. S100 deposit the time Of sale.
Terms 10 be fully comp led with in days after
sale the property WI be resold risk and cost of
defaut.ng purchaser after five days Mt in
ap29-dSds A THOS. BRADLEY Trustee
sr-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL.
FRIDAY, MAY NINETEENTH, 1893, same hour
and place.
myl2-dSds A. THos BRADLEY. Trustee.
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THoMAs BOWLING & SON. Aucts. .oi2 St. n. ".
rRgssTEEs SALE Of vALgARLE LOT ON z

TaRFE SFTw sFENrrs AND
BY virtue q deed Of trust dated April ). ls77 and
Sss sst ss # 3 sa4
Fouh Rt ocG GF kAf the S as at
IN in shs y Of
10, nGnSsred nineteen lsl IN square numbered one
Terms Of sale onethird cash and the balance in 81
and twelve months. tn interest. secured by deed 81
option One dollars deposit 'n at Ss sme
Of sale Terms 70 be fully lnGied with in days
cost IF after Ave days advertise.
aHas-dkds T ' THo Ds"i BRADLEY Trustee.
sAE is yT IDu
mylad&d. A THos BRADLEY. Trustee.
THOMAS BOWLING & SON. Aucs;I ;g : :;
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON FOUR
N NSS1-A MA ES sTsEEr SOUTHWEST. BEING
On, On SATURDAY. MAY TWENTIETH. 1893 1T
SoS % ss IL sO 81 Of .Ss
% drSEne % feet on the cas-, side Of ~ by depth
houses Ss
Naesmhas is can re main for three years from
r gssSrSns a. cost deposit Of sioO
mv,o,.,. rHos. BOWLING SON.
nyIO-o6as Auctioneers.
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ RNAL rsrAIE. BLING HOUSE AND PREM-
WFsT ANp House, sh AND PREM ak s No gsss
STREET NORTHWEST. ~
BY virtue Of q decree of the Supreme Court OF the
District OF Columbia passed the 10Th day Of pyil
p 1Ss n in ssSaiIy cause nn%Ssrsa 1884 whsr
ennsn and Others are defendants. the UNDERSIGNED
will offer for sac at public suction in front OF tie
sa x. af FdER
situate In TIE city of Was ineton. District of Coum
bs. to Wit: Lot numbered - in Harp.r and others
subdivision OF nsrts of lots numbered IL and 10 in
square numbered so. the same baing improved by
northwest And Immediately thereafter the under-
signed will offer for sale In front OF the
premises at pub. auction all that other certain piece
or parcel of ground IN the city of shineton
in square numbered 453. beginning for the same at
point tn south line Of street north Is feet
the northwest corner OF the said lot numbered IL
and running thence east Is feet; thence south l32
The north line Of said alley Is feet and thence north
132 feet l0k inches TO the pace Of begnning, the
same being improved by twostory attic and base
ment dwelling known as No. COS street northwest.
cash and the balanc. in two equal instsllments at
one and two years, with interest from day Of TO
be secured by deed OF trust upon the premises sod
81 cash. at the Opt Of the purchaser deposit Of
sale. Ali conveyancing and recording At purchasers
cost Terms OF sale to be complied with In ten days
LEON ToBRINER, Trustee:
JOB BARNARD. Trustee.
- Columbia Title Building.
DUNcANsON BROS, Auctioneers- my lo-dkds
n ATCIIFFF DARR 4 co Anc,,onaoru
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TRUSTEES sALF OF AN ATTRACTIVE THREE
STORY AND CELLAR BRICK RFsIDFNcF IN
LEE NORTHWEST sEcrIoN OF THE CITY,
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pA-cLIFFE. DARE & co. aUcrIoNTERS
~ $40 PENNA AVE. NV.
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FUTURE DAYS.

EHkHX %AIGfBIk iMRkSyE6 6A M p g INN
T3 1EkTH ETH s4HEr TT EEEE 5STE
! sfhEET %RR5siTE EbhITT HSgsN AS6
SGSES ss 81
ssns sy viii II o shs fos
s 8 esPS 4 ,sas T y pfs$.'s
and II fo sna i. g e
81 ID T., i IL
80 e' S o MSs ltH
forming parcel Of land The par, OF lot
is imProved BY three stores. Nes. 1887. 1880 and
s$ era iss5 having s.sh iron, and store
by lit and shs h @
fronting 30 20 feet and running back to the alley in
s as S ans
a smaller vacant lot on the south Of the house
caty in city the Immediate vicinity Of nearly
all the hotels and street lines. and is admirably
Al the public sale we viii offer the property in six
separate parcels or otherwise. if deemed ct the time
The terms Of sale. unless modified by the under
ssrss sSns n.s
ments at one. two and three years. for which shall
the M sr
:s,mannssy from day Of sale and sscaTsa Ss deed
sold Ss s al cash 4 s
acceeted will = be required when the bid
is accepted. Terms of sale to be complied
with in twenty days from day Of sale, otherwise the
undersigned reserve the right to RESELL after notice
by public advertisement in their discretion at the
cost OF the defaulting nurchaser All costs Of con-
can be seen at the Offices of the undersigned where
further information Will be given and proposals for
purchase at private sale will be received.
w. 4. EDMONSTON. Executor and Trustee.
-. - Office 800 9Th st. NV.
THoS. Z. WAGGAMAN. Executor and Trustee,
Oihce 9l7 st. NV
THOMAS y. WA(rGAMAN. Auctioneer M
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u ATCLIFFE. DARR CO.. Auctioneers.
~ go Pennsylvania ave. q

VERY DESIRABLE Two-sToRY AND CELLAR
BRICK HOUSE, SEVEN ROOMS AND BATH
WITH ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS, NO.
Sol THIRD STREET SOUTHEAST,
By AUCTION.
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, MAY TWENTY
Two. 1893 ASK O'CLOCK P. M. We Will offer for
sale, in front of the premises,
sUBLoT n. SQUARE 7e6.
Improved by q well-bult wo-story anu cellar brick
honse with sll modern i'm rrovements
TIE ms Of sale: The purchaser to assume q deed of
81 500 the balance above the to he paid
in cash. deposit of 500 required at the time Of
sale If the terms OF sale not comniied with in
fifteen days from the day of sale the right reserved
resell the property at the risk and of the default
ing purchaser after ve days advertisement of such
d. c. All conveyancing and recording at the cost Of
the purchaser
myI2.dGds RADCLIFFE. DARR Il CO., Aucta
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SENATOR MOODS PISS.

Thomas Topper tries to ride on
Senator l.. G. Woods railroad
pass, but Is caught ut it. The
pnss takelup by the conductor.
Interesting story for Alliance
men reproduced from the st.
Paul Globe OF Jan. 9th.
Who has been travelling on a. lsssl.
road pass belonging to Senator Is.
Il. Wood, OF MatsliAll county,
That some tine besides the ycnera-
bic senator has been TRYING to do so
IS evldelcea by the following hon
the FOLK County Journal:
Going down the Northern Pacific
train on Frislns evening Of last week
somebody handed the conductor a
pass nude out in the name al Senn-
I, Tor l.. q Wood, aud when requested
to sign his name, wrote IL. e.
Wool. but it was SO different from
the signature on the pass that the
conductor was suspicious and re-
quested him to identity Himself fur
Their by showing some latteror paper
or any dupsRsent he might have
about Him, This the man utterly
refused to do, and when informed
unless lie did SO lie would lie obliged
TO put up for his fare and forfeit the
pass, he produced u int pockethook
and producing " $40 bill, handed it
to the conductor, who kept the pass
and handed back the change. The
question is, iii that was Senator
Wood, why did he pay his fare ruth
er thnn comply Will, reasonable
request, mud iiit was not him who
was ;t?'
A gentleman we'll acquainted with,
Senator Mood wns in the city Il day
.r two ago and explained this Incl
dent, saying that tile piss had hee,i
given by Senator Wood or his son
ton man who is now an officer uf the
senate, and THAT it was used s,y him..
Evidently this WAS between Marshall
county and Winnipeg Junction,
where q new conductor was encount-
ereh, who took up the pass. Sana-
tor Wood evidently believes in m,,k-
ing the fullest possible use Of his
railroad passes.
Senator Wood isson OF the three
Alliance senators who deserted their
constituents on the organization Of
the senate last Tuesday. He receiv-
eil IN addition to u federal office he
has been holding, q 81 per day job
around the senate for u hencllmnn
named Tommy Topper.-Globe
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a


I'm foolish democrat shouteth
md q biowctl his horn, but his newly
tc1'liiad elephant troubled, him
nightly The republican, grittcth
his teeth and en.leavoreth to trip
the beast, that lie may climb over
tie carcass to Office once more. The
populist e1iaactl,anl ilemanletlllis
rights II the lorlly rooster us ne
seaaAdetll on the ranlparts aud cli,w~
eth. flle prohibitionist standeth
slfar OFF, On account OF the stencil,
and s,rve,ycth the field liz must con-
quer.-Richmoml Enterprise.
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I Hllt md N i)alQ Hist lla ii commit 81
ton. ounty building for The yetsl
.;sss ssSs
On naotion:it p;,s reso we'd TINT
The tax book belong s)g US tie eoiiiiiis
II lse hantlle.l exclusis sv tie
t.l il ] md IN oihS 4 ! 'g i Tor
E i. NJ NM he 81. use the slme ex
sapt by perinissio ion rom said Ulcers.
mo tion resolved that y.
lsNutting md j. III Dim l,e Is com
mittce On the county poor farm for
1.-THE year 1898.
Onmotipn resolved thnt the saln-
Try Tor the county TREASURER he csti-
mated ut 100 per mouth fOr thecur.
rent year
s Motion nude and c1rrlsAl Tint lilo
Register q netsls he authorized to
tsfocttrn tfact indexes. Hooks to be
furnished hy the count yand tile ws,rk
thereon not 10 exceed the sum 81
1926. q
On motion resolved TINT A15O BE
prpprtated ont III the Revenue
tand OF the county for incidental px
penses,
The sealed bids for county print
ing opened and found as follJws:
NJ, Il: oFotiay's liti liz Fellows:
For FURNISHING the delinquent tax
list, 10 cents for each single tlescriips
ton; the financi:ll statement ,at is.
cents per folio for first insertion and
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County Commissioners Proceedings.

{ + i
Proceedings OF the board OF Conn-
ty Commissioners at their rrgnlap.
animal meeting held in Warren Jan.
3, 1893.
Meeting cnllr:l to order by tue
clerk. Members present: n.eeler ] ).
HoInn, d. b. Bake, a. l.. Nutting,
Eli Dallnist and Anton Hill.
On notion it WAS resolved that the
chairman be elected by ballot. The
election by ballot WAS proceeded
with resulting III the election oil A. l..
Nutting.
The hoard, duly organized, now
proceeded to select names for the
list OF Grand and Petit jurors. The
following is the list agreed upon,
from which the Grand aud Petit iur-
nis will be drawn for the May and
November te;.ais oi.court:
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lSgAA 80. " eSAe sOAAS ~ OkSND
their doctors 10 travel
under the guidance Of
Mr. BiKeioM mud cell
tito SagWA. Their
success Was phenom-
email. no great, indeed.
that IL became iMpOs-
sitle to 81, ppiy the de.
n1and aid aGt,ero 70
tho cynde processes
Of manufacture adopt
ed by the kiekAp o0s.
Accnrsiingly.the Kick.
An44 0NHS3SNnh Hfnxi$ MsS& =
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si2lSo IuaY.


j. ...raa -i,,..u-as,
ias,a Ter. i:rH.rty
itans.H .,,.;ft hnsa
Tot 10 II =. D irliAs
nasnn Carl Yor.g daai
tiunI IA II
,i'n.on Is. II. Tars.st.,h
dson Holt Ed Er,snio:i
,sgo G. Il kr,wn
lI,soa ". w. Wood
isosraf John Holm
soa i. VI. l.oaslia
sv..,ioa .ln..n Young
y \ s.hi':srs,
,so;, ta;s. si.'atssl
. li.!5 K i:r.l..t G;.e.ii
"a A. q Sstt.ri,ol.n
IL s'saHsIa iiiss An,:9.ssom
'isti.hs5.i ~. ;i.natt
..hzcl iIer=.aa i'et.rsu,l
dGs;ist lftrr i.slgry'i
hnsoa Ge,. ". Too.nhy
;inaol J g. Ijrillkeruif
;i;l,ss q. Il. Parker =
loiinso;s Alfred l,abine
.,rtak t:iis. Peterson,
ia &c. " coHrscr
hand s'ain'f Sant!er.on
dahl NJ. Fool
.tEian Tsia. 1'iloskelaon
E.,slng.l fr:,:.s Topper
nrl Sris Hanson
'ke Fed Edstron
DalIgfn;i O.e T.iorson
ipIs,rnm eii,i.. Wsst.aan
10 4. j. Ln.l
pEFrr ..,ssRY..
lows g. Iiorgasra
ug.i Gslas. Hunt
rs Taos. scii.y
lskessransl John II. Jul,aaoh
ms tic,rgc l,enstson
o!stMl u. Nicholson
..ldaon Audrey Lindstronl
Ire,lson w. d. Robertson
,!sei, Anxuss AldcssOa
tersoii John Gratzek
vasil j. Is. Saith : s.
ETick Carlson
rli,k Z. r. Johnson
insoa Elsiils s.kks
" q. r. i,xrId
NTH II: ] l;anneWitz
yhrc i. L.l.,bersoii
'nrner Alfred Thomas
lsiieY Ke1ar
:tliS0n Joiin Isns
sr'ld james II. Husgarsl
] l.nndii, Frank Senrl
.swansoi, Ed ltunst;sfi
wrnl A Carlson
mort w. u. Noyd
lersail A. II. Scarf
al u. t,siesaar'tsn
erH August Anhlbets
% Nick Schantssn
u Gran 'yyer odrKaArtl
slsnn Z. Bemdnr Sss5
lson John Cheney
wanson !. Il. uooler
try II, ~. Caldwssl u
lhileh sohn Enden @
hudson O!e I4faiv:n0s,l
bond of Sam s 3 ,tI,soflf'
IiliSsr, justify i,sg in 1!
! s.
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Jan. 6. 1893. s O'Clock !. M.

Jan. 6, 1893. s O'Clock q. m.
Meeting calledt order by char
man. Members present, a. i. N,ls
ting, Anton Hill, Peder 8. Hola.
and d. B. Bake Absent, =. BAL
quist.
The following bills we've aatlitsd
and allowed:
Waters. Booth. banks for Pnsbnse's 81
Pioneer Press CO., blanks for court
Brown ssi, ,Ireacy & Co, banks for Is,age 81
Probate aud Clerk oil Court. IS 4
Fred Johnson. 81 SU lbs. of Jaanig COAL 2S2 4
Thos. Dundass. bringing in election re-
sturna from Oiner, 8 9
John il Mattso.,, publishing County su-
perin.enGeat's notice. 9 z
Halls B.. lnlsesah!, Registers fees and
s3 cleaning sDiicc, sssss &
A. Il Ne.so:,, pre ini,lnl on 81 isOl d re In
stli.;si &C TN t;s.l.ft hoGss., exc, ssssaa0 G
Peter s)ii,luisi, bf1nGinx iii eiIy.. ion re-
S tlsrtt .ru III 81 :ir. toll, I I,
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