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People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-01-03
Assignment of Docket.

The following is the assignment of
the district court docket so far as
made:
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1895-01-03

Hunnewell, Kans. 1898
Sold by F. B. Snyder.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-08-02
MORTGAGE FoREcLO sURE SALE.

IA Default having been made iii the paymentsof
the sum OF eighty dollars, which IL claimed
TO be due and Is due ~ the date OF this notice
,np0n certain mortgage Only executed and de-
sliveTed by William siege and his wife Katharine
Siegel, mortgagors to- Solomon PenderRast, mort
and with power ol sale therein contained. duly
recorded In the Office OF the register OF deeds In
and for the Comfy Df Morrison and State of
Minnesota, on the 9Th day OF a ugnst. 1891. a
9o'clnck a. nE, fn book ctr of mortgages, on
page l2a and no action or proceeding having
been Instituted. Ut law or otherwise, to recover
the debt secured by said mortgage, or any part:
thereof. s5
3 Now. thereto fore. notice Is hereby given, that
mortgage, and pursuant IT, the statute in such
case made and provided, the said mortgage viii
be foreclosed BY q sale ct the premises described
In and conveyed by said mortgage. viz: S.$ Ss.
81 The west half o. the northeast quarter Of
section fourteen, township enc hund red and
range thirty-0ne In Morrison county
and State Of Minnesota, with the heredit-t
5aments and appurtenances: which sale will be
made by the sheriff Of said Morrison county. at
city Of Little FAILS in said county and stat on
the 10th day OF august. 1895 etl o'clock IA. M. OF
that day, at public veildne to the highest bidder
for cash, 10 pay sai Il debt Of eighty dollars and
interest, and the taxes. II any, on said premises,
and twenty -fve.d olars attorney fees us sip,l-
lated In and by sain rtgage in case or fore
closure, and the disbursements flowed by Ia !:
subject to redemption AT any time withinOles
year from the day of sale as provided by law. $S
s 45s g MA, 50 MON P EHDERGAsT,
t5 Mortgage.
iLINDBERGH, BLAECHARD&s LINDBERGH,
5$$s AZ Ia LtOrNeys for lnOrtgAge gee.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-08-02
Elm Dale Items.

son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Larson sunday.
81 The fine weather Of the past week
has enabled the farmers to get along
well with their haying, and we hope
HI will continue, as harvest IL at
hand 3 5s5s
number Of the Elm Dale boys
Will start Tor the West to work In
harvest. this week
John Wilczek was down the last Of
the week. Il
The corn II doing well, and the
prospect lie for q bountiful crop.
Died, at his home In Elm Dale
Friday, Mr.. Paul Widricson, aged 81
years. The funeral Was held from
the Lutheran church.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-08-02
Scandal Valley News.

Hans Paulson and Chas. Nelson
were III Little Falls last week to
purchase a threshiDg machine.
Richie NELL, OF Green Prairie, is.
visiting friends In Scandal Valley,
and Rail Prairie this week
Rye IL all cut IN this vicinity.
Small grain is ripening very fast, and
Will be fit tocnt this week.
3s j. w. Day " as Waiting his farm u. in !,
Rail Prairie last week, returning 70
Minneapolis Thursday.
Joe Jones and Ole Paulaon were In
Little Falls on business Tuesday
The ball game last Sunday be
tween Rail Prairie and Philbroo,k
resulted in q victory for the Rail
Prairie club by one score.
Miss X atie Mickels left for Mime.
apolis Monday. She will be missed
lby her many friends here.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-08-02

E Mr.and AirH. X R0 llins and cllild.
ltlf AiinneA polls. arrived ~ Hi Little
/ II allH w elineAti 8y nd nre visiting and
with Mrs. Rollins ,lr rents. Mir. ana
Mrs. e. N ~ Gross Il
NJ Mr.. and Mr.. Il Il 4A. Foas ysers, III
Yves Z Superior a Tuesday nv here N they
went Ill III tend n le funeral Of Mrs.
ItlsA Aister. N iS. Ila j Jordan. wllt,
died SUNDAY night
Mrs. w. u sbs,rne, who has beei,,
Waiting with the family III lleI
!, br0tiier, M Victor. hi. tiisS INST
five sW eeks. has II one III NJ inneap ,yliH,
where ale N IN Whit HI while before
returning tO her llOme'il " iscOnAin..
n. u luna, III Perhain business
man. syaA ilt title E',,llA Eric ay. He.
say Gro ps TIT the vicinity of PerhHln
are I'M fine shape, bn i dloeA not think
wheat Will 20 above so cents.
r. O. Williams has returned from
New AZ ork city for II months rest ut
the home III his brother. M I'M. Will
Jams. His health has not been good
lately and Minnesota ozone will Inn
prove IL.
| Mr.. and Mrs. W. s. Alderman, Of
Nevada. Iowa, who have been ca mp
ing Mt Luke alexander during July.
were the guests Of Mrs. G. B nj Buck
man Monday. They went east On the
afternoon train.
Mrs j !. n. Timperley and son re-
turned to their home In Minneapolis
Friday. after Il visit with Mrs. Tim
sprley q dANkhter, Mrs ChA8. Ban
man. W no acc ompanied her mo tller
AZ far M lear Lake.
John b. Pendergast, son and
daughter, Of Chicago, were In the
city Monday afternoon and Tuesday
morning .senroute home from Sank
Centre. While In the ity' they were
the guests at Mrs. Geo. La Fond, Mr..
Pendergast's niece.
s. "A. Siverts.8 Of the German
American hank, accompanied by his
little daughter. has gone on q two
weeks vacation To the southern
part of the state. and will visit the
Twin Cities. Mortified, Zumbrota,
and other points. before returning.
Frank Lewis, wife and child left for
New Phillips. Wis, Friday. New
Phillips celebrates tomorro n the
anniversary If the great fire III last
year " hich destroyed the town
The John Davis Go. saw mill cOnl-
merlcPs OperatiOn again tomorrow.
and 1t will be IA great day for New
Phillips. Mr.. Lewis was "a former
resident Of the town. and Mrs. Lewis
was for some time its postmistress:
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-08-02
h II, RTGAGE Il, REcLosURE SAFE

- 80 n. 800 ~. 80. I
Default? having. been made i. the payment o.
the sum OF ffteen and 10 100 do lars. Nv Itch is
claimed e pc due and y due at the date Of this
notice upon 9 certain rnorlgage duly executed
and delyeIsd ny James selitc mortgag to-
conrad nller. NOR gagea Late the 9Th
Gay 81 .lni os4; ana lin IA power OF sale
therein ntained. duly recorded ~ the Office Of
ne Iegister q ueeas. ~ ana ior the county of
~ o1r1son, ana state q minnesota. on the 9th day
mortgages. on Iage 456. "a Il SSsssS
y. ana Whereas. the said Conrad Mul.er, NOR
gage and holder Of said mortgage, has dnly
uoes aeciare the
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-08-02
Randall Notes.

Some wheat and oats will be cut
next week. "A number OF farmers are
through making hay.
Chas. Anderson spent sunday
with friends at Brainerd. III
Miss Emily Thomas il visiting
friends atsStaples this week s'=ss;
Rob Jones brought t In q sample
potato which wei hed two pounds
Pretty good spud for5 this time 81 the.
year
Harry Is ) le, " he, has been visiting
with &. w. Shuma ker and family the
past month. returned to his home in
Iowa Saturday.
I j. johnson. Northern Pacific land
agent, was iii town "Wednesday with
q party of land hunters. They
seemed to be well pleased with Nor
(rison county soil.
Van Coil Is expected here this
week with "a couple car loads of
& E }s
EhOrses from his. ranch In Montana.
| g. O. Dahlquist and Ed. Fall were
hooked as subscrib ers to the Trans
Icript this week. a
Isss w. Shumaker received his ap-
pointment as pos tmaster Thursday
dim German, Of Little Falls, was
in town8O IN business Thursday.
Samples of red top six feet tall;
timothy six feet; oats five feet and q
IhaH; wheat six feet and corn nine
feet tall were sent to the Northern
Pacific general office by Land Agent
johnson Thursday Pretty good
soil, this. 5
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-08-02


Whereas. default has been made I'll the con
Iiitions of a.certain mortgage duly executed by
Frank p. ilden and Matte p. TIL den. his wife,
imortgagors. 70 John NJ lion OH yer, M6rtgagee.
bearing date the 18th day OF December. 1887,
recorded in the Office Q! the Register Of Deeds Of
Morrison county, Minnesota, on the 10th day OF
December 1881 rs Ct ~ p lin book. ~ q
On n December Ist. 1890. and interest thereon
from the date of said mortgage At the rate of 1o
And, whereas. raid default consss s In the
failure Of said mcrtgagnys to pay said sunOf $2l0
andtthe interest thereon: from December 1st 1891
mortgage for the years 1885, 1890. 1891 and 1892,
aggregating S31 20: hich said mortgagee paid
on a pril 9th. 1894, which sum is claimed as q
cordance with the terms thereof; and there's
claimed to be due at the date of this notice on
said mortgage and the debt thereby secured, In
clnding principal interest and taxes 50 paid as
and 42-1O0 dollars (S:s30 .42l and NO action or
proceeding has been instituted at law or other
wise +. same part thereof
by virtue Of the power Of sale conta1nep IN said
mortgage,a and pursuant to the statute in such
case made and provided said mortgage will pc
5forecl0xed by a sale Of the lard and premises
described in and conveyed thereby. viz The
southeast quarter Of the southeast quarter sea
OF SCI and lots fonr t4y. FIVE t5). and eight (Sl
and thirty-thre Q3S. OF range thirty ts0), icor-
tanning 12g and 80 100 acres In Morrison county.
Minnesota: which sale will be made by the
sheriff Of said county, at the front door Of the
court house IN the city Of Little Falls in said
county on Saturday. the 14th day of September
1895, at 10 clock in the forenoon at public
auction to the highest bidder for cash. to pny
said debt and interest and taxes, aud an at
torney. fee Of SIS as stipulated i'll said mortgage
and the disbursements allowed by law
Dated July 20, 1895. .... f
3 $& $SS85 a t & N $ Mortgages,
WEHDELL HERTIG. $fs B. 5s s
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-08-02
Parker News.

Having ii fiji full hast this week;
the hay is lighter I han last yea r.3s5ss3335
Rye is harvested and is q wonder
Ifull3crop.
Mrs. Sherman Giall and Mrs w ellis,
who have been visiting in Parker
have gone to attend thu. sum il,er
school at Long Prairie, also Misses
Jessie and Pearl Mccoy. ..s ss=
M Quite II number from Parker have
gone and III hers are contemplating
going tt, Dakota. ,3
The county surveyor is surveying
a rosd in Parker this week.
Miss Carrie Batter, Of Royaiton,
has beer. engaged to teach the fall
term of school In District No .65.
Crops never looked better than at
present. Small grain is splendid,
corn looks very promising and all
kinds of garden ''sass' are extremely
fine. We venture to say Parker
crops cannot be beaten In the
county. Isl
We should Judge by the number
IL law suits III Parker lately people
would become very law abiding.
Mrs. Randall Of, Minneapolis is
expec ted hame this week. .5ts
Rev. Okerstein, Of Pillsbury, will
preach for Maplewood church q
short time.
Mrs. Berg, OF Minneapolis, is visit
ing her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Snow.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-08-02

form saccurateOp iniOns on qssssti Ions
0f tho day. But they should he
ltrained VI, think fOr themselves, ~
| ha Independent Some things they
must take On authority from parent,
Teacher, III minister. It should be
1.-THE aim nf the teacher 70 ina ke llin-
[ self useless ~ | he pupil 40 soon AZ
IpOssiblp, that III. tn train into indie
pendent habits 81 thought. In t.x-
Ipounding the principles u politics
the teacher must be careful not to
bias the minds Of pupils. sA bias az
Thus made becomes In time almost t,
tineradicable and he man Is una Bile
Ito change Ills oplnion. or ~ rt.i I son
fairly upon any subject.
Mr.. n yde took M the rela tons
between parents and teac hers. They
should he acquainted with each
Iother When d boy comp planned to
HIS parent or = parent Il, q teacher,
| itshould be remembered that there
were always two sides to- a story.
He gave az an Illustration the inci-.
dent about Sir Walter Raleigh, when
he was confined in London Tower,
and where lie wrote Ills history CT
the world. Looking out on the.
prison yard, Raleigh saw q fight be
tween two men. Later, lie asked
another who said he had seen It to
give an account, which he did, but
the tale was 70 different from the
quarrel as seen by Raleigh that he.
thought the man lied Still another
gave his version, which was differ
ent from the other two. Thus three
men. seeing the same thing at the
same time. saw It three different
ways. SO people should be careful.
to hear all sides ola story The
speaker gave much good advice. TO
the teachers. He said that religion
Or politics should not be considered
~ school board. but they should
select men and women Of character.
for teachers. by persons Of charsc rae
ter, lie meant those who had intelii-
gent opinions on thequesttons Of the
day, and were not afraid to express 1es
them. Outside the classrOO ON. q:
teacher had as much right to be in
politics ms anyone.
The lecture was very interesting
throughout, and listened to with.
close attention. We hope to have
again the pleasure OF hearing Mr.
Hyde. The evening was brought to
d close by the summer school chorus
IN fine selection, Mr.. Sealpreviously5
thanking Mr.. Hyde for his lee tu 1r'e
and hoping the seed would not fall
on unfruitful ground .s
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-08-02

NIB VIII H Workman u new n tIIsSS I'M
neap clis. S$t VI s8g
| Miss Fannie Yerkin III Whiting
friends Ii staples.
Mrs. X. U. Trace came In from
Birch lake Monday.
q. IN. Laiond went tO Ruyatton
Tuesday afternoon.
A. i. McIsae, 81 Swanville, was In
Little Falls AlOniay.
Gerald Massey has gone .
j Willnar on business.
John +. Shea was In St Cloud oii Il
lbnsiness trip Tuesday.
Miss Josie Hayes, ~ Duluth. is
visiting lin Little Falls.
j ustice VIM. Dragoo. Of Roy alton,
was5in the city Thursday
/. i. ! Rothwel returned from his trip
Ito Pprhanl this morning.
Geo. E. Darling, a Morris banker.
was iii little Fatls Monday
N +. Nv. Ly on and j. III. Rhodes went
up to Motley this afterno n.
Mrs. i. E. staples went to- Lake
Alexander Monday afteriloO ~
H r. =. Denny OF Green Prairie, was
a market. attendant Saturday.
4 Senator Buchanan went II, the
Twin Cities Tuesday .afternO nll.s
Sherift Rider went to ST. Paul ON
the early morning train Tuesday.
| "A. d. McRae. and Jas. Gordon
came In from Birch lake Monday.
Richard Ryan went to Caledonia.
Mimi. Monday afternoon on q visit.
52.J. Az, u. T.. and GA. Nichols, of
ROyalton, were In the city Tuesday
The Misses Stanchfield. Of Mime
iapOlis, are guests OF Miss Buchanan.
Ex-sheriff !. !. r. Hammered, OF ut.
Cloud, was in Little Falls Thursday
I. Gre engard returned IRON, II blsi-
ness trip To st. Paul Monday even
ling. .55t.s
+. p. Cawley and wife have re
Iturnedf from their visit to Elienda ale,
IN u. ,|:s.s 8ss5
DR.. o. q. Trace has broken camp
at Birch lake and returned TO Little
Falls. VI: Ss. II '}5s5s
Mrs. W - u," {, i. elu e.;1I. lsl1.
River. n. 4. ss
. !, .sss4 :, s.s IS, I,
MIS-. Cnas: I,roWn r rsY,l'.
dav evening sS Is7' 's,1
.t ]. 7s'5ss e,
MISS May Mano.e - urneb
friends here
q q, \. I. 81 I, ]. 4 ,,,,,.
Y 'vsv.s
lbin n onu.ay. 7sssI7s7#
s5z .5 / az, $ f$s#
Miss Christine Poster sof sank
S ~, n,n,, 4, ,sa' q. s' NJ
1 q gu u fsSS8
W ]. n itchell ne st.aS loud e vs.
aen, !, II v s, I, J, :.
- y u '5s IN q s. . !.
Weber and W. g. Carlisle, OF
1, ~ ~ ,.'s, !. I, :, - = &C. a. z ' Z
n. - M a. n : o. A
T.. S. Dazzling, of the n. & Is. r..
n.es.,. 81 ~ s,n,,e,au s8S'S ~ +
Du' I :. - - y ' 'y B.
Up !. Heltemes, ct Duluth deputy
tDlltgtorI r. 'snu -"
~ 9'''.,.a 8. sE 85 s.z Is
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. " lam an and
child returned last Sa I,ll ySirom y
WIS.,. ~ oAuA oeli
Theodore Thielen, the newly y
elected clerk 1T the town OF Buh,s
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-08-02

\ MN. 800 Csivss ais Interesting
ddrsss "a Their

large u usiience heard Wednesday,
ssyenipg i'm inst ruetiye address from on
n ydeS s,n I'M he Purpose 4,
the Psit, ll. schools. ~
s chorus Ut young ladies' and
sentlrlDtn. pupils ~ he summer
.sch0s,l. III We Il selec tipn .Tllis ~ 4 A. lg
Il well t,s,ne, and reflects great credit
! o,l Mrs. Hubbard. " tiO has charge a
y the work IN music IN the scllo lse
Mr.. II ysle bpgai, wit h wing t1.ai
Il Little Falls had changed greatly
since his last visit some years ago,
The building III ~ hicf he spoke had
4 not then been erected 53s5
Nj. Hyde first gave q ieWsta tistief
q IN regard to the, minnesota school
n ayA tenn. The Ut 4 te has aSpernanent
school fund OF $l1 ,OOO, OOO, derived
Il from the sale of lands, the interest
\ IN this being over $500. t,tt,. In nd
i ditinn KS this there IL the one mill
ta4' W'i'en y'e'''s 49,. = 'o0.0o,s'
which will, of course. Increase sis The
1 years ~, t,lI. BY the opera ton % 2,
this tax the larger cities, st. Paul
B Aiinneg polls, Duluth. etc.. pay out
more than they receive from the
rt.'.f ''',lio'3i ~ ! I, q = s, I. =. ).
flc.s - 800 y ~
ls'a ne pa \ - = ~ 80 $3.50
y Re's' y 'nes'' We VI, 4 !, .. =
seem y w ]. !, y ]. 4, !.
80 !, : o O = !. u,
eiM'y - .ne "no ~ II so = I !,
-. " cl,'s' rs 40 1. ,,..
WHICH ~ ''..,' /" 49, 60 =.
WI = y, !" ~. : -, s i>''' ],
Dag osV'o,U ~ ',ns 8. , a. n
sci't'''l ~ ~, ss 4.
~ nol''.ai ss''o !. s .,oo
s.enroilsl ''oo' 80 y I, ', y,
I'D me oInll'''ll us = = = 's &
Se1' i'lese - 'se' 80 z a. ' .
Mr.. Hyde st;id that there were s
some ~ l,o tllOupllt III wrong to tax
IN. 3. hole nponle fpr the benefit 0f
th. schools Hesga5ye tie argument
y, ~ E,,,,lish friend. who said that
4 10, ,rle Il ere poor bee ause they were
3; /, 40 ) i,,..pt !. Ignorant and drunken,
D, M th,,t tl,ese formed one class, and
All hers another; that III was
q r.,np "a tax the wealthy for the
t,dnca ian 81 the children ii the poor;
+l,at IN w,,s robbery as much as II the
: ,,,,,,,erty8 was directly taken. and
st,u4t ri hes L III was q ,.beggar's.
I 4 NM Il, ,rhis view MI. Hyde com.
! bntea III was npt alone the I'M
81, n,,royiflent. ignorant, drunken poor
( mat we're d menace to- society, but
a,se the ign GRANT, drunken, selfish,
inflnlrent itch. Both If these were
! 3 81 educated and reformed and It.
u,,a n, the interest Of the whole
4 It ate that il should be done TWAS
MT j 'bteggar,s dole which was
given to the child Of the poor poo man !.
:.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-08-02
Nor1cEor.a orr AaE.F o me SALE

LINDBERGH, BLAECHARD& LINDBERGH, a
${5. 5sT5s Nh ysS IA ttorMeys for mOrtgagee 5g
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-08-02
APPLICATIONS FOR i QUOR LICENSE

aL1sDBrnaz. BLAsoHAaD. I LlrDBEaeS.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-08-10
SHE WAS A "GoODY Boy
Mrs. Agnes Leaman,s Adventures
Running an Elevator.

Mrs. Agnes Leaman,s Adventures
Running an Elevator.
Agnes Leaman, the wife of the young
variety actor who was found in Hamilton
Park a few evenings G masquerading in
boys clothes, appears to have had lively adj
ventures in New York city.
She was in July working as an elevator
boy at the Pasteur Institute at West Ninety
seventh street and Central Park. She work
ed for ten days, and then suddenly dis
appeared, taking with her it is alleged, some
of the belongings of a genuine elevator boy
with whom she had been rooming,
1t also turns : u that it was on st. Pat
rick's Day tSas Agnes eloped with young
Leaman. Their married life it is said was
not as pleasant as it might have been. They
ouarreled frequently and separated several
times.
During Agnes absence her husband. it is
asserted, said harsh things of her. 1t w after
several disagreement and separations that
Agnes first made her appearance as a boy.
The boy with whom Agnes roomed declares
that he never discovered her sex: but be-
lieved his roommate to be a "goody good,n
as he exercised such diligence in extinguish-
ing the light before retiring.
Agnes was finally discovered one day
while answering a telephone call. Her voice
betrayed her. Knowing she had been found
out she disappeared. Her father made good
the loss the genuine elevator boy had sustain
ed by reason of the girls alleged thefts.
Her father admits that sheran the elevator
in Pasteur Institute. He says he is going to
keep a close watch on her in future.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-08-10
NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals win ne received BY the
Board of Street ard Water Commissioners On
Tuesday, August 20. 1895, at 10 O'Clock A. M,
for the construction Of a 15-ineh vltrnaea
SEWER N GARRISON AVENUE.
from Bond Street to and connecting with
with Chapter III Of the Laws Of 1895, and in
office of the Clerk Of said Board.
Blank forms, of bid and agreement OF sure
ties must be obtained at the Office of the Chief
Engineer. corner Of Jersey avenue and Mercer
ESTIMATE or QUANTITIES.
About 40 lineal feet of 15-inch vitrifed pipe
sewer.
About 50 cubic Yards of rock excavation.
About 3 cubic YARDS Of concrete.
Time allowed for the completion Of the
work. sixty 60) working days.
The making of the above Improvement and
award Of the contract therefor will be sub
ject to the remonstrance OF the owners OF the
property liable to more than one-half the
assessment therefor, on the basis of prelimi-
nary sketch.
Proposals must be enclosed in sealed en-
veIopes, endorsed Proposals for Sewer in
Garrison Avenue directed to John C..
Streets and Sewers" and handed to the Clerk
OF the Board in open meeting when called for
in the order of business relating to sealed
No city official will be accepted as surety
nor VII a substitution Of s%ureties be allowed
exercise its right to reject any or all pro-
posals.
to Section Z Chapter 1874, If the Laws Of
1891, under the terms whereof no contract
effective or operative until the bondsmen offer
ed by the contractor have been approved as
to sgfficiency By this Board and as to form
by the Corporation Counsel, the President OF
this Board having power to examine the
proposed bondsmen under cath
By .order of the Board Of Street and Water
l. W. sTARTUP
Datedt Jersay Citv Auo11ct o 1Sg5
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-08-10
CITY NEWS T

Justice Lippincott will hold court next
Friday, and motions in the Supreme,
Circuit and Oyer and Terminer Courts
may be made there.
The subscription book for stock in the
G~reenville Bank is open daily at the
p. M.
A meeting will be held next Tuesday
night at the Union League Club House
by the Republican City Committee. Ar
rangements for primaries and the cleo
ton of delegates to the State convention
will be perfected.
TIL vacation of Lawyer Harry Win
field will be passed at rin Edwards
Island.
James Finlan. of Washington street.
fell into the Gap this morning. His
head struck a pile and he sustained in
juries which neeessitated his removed to
the City Hospital.
fell off a scaffold at Pier S. of the Erie
Railroad this morning and sustained pain
full injuries. He was removed to ST.
Francis Hospital.
A fire did 500 damage to the houTe at
No. 1877 Montgomery street last light,
occupied by Henry Kahlert.
mensely popular. Every day number Of
boats may be seen leaving Uldrich's
dock, Newark Bay, Greenville, with peo-
pie eager to trap. the wary cruStacean.
Great hauls are made. Gap ,Lauer
says he caught 140 before breakfast yes
terGay and Cap is wonderfully truth
full for a fisherman.
Harry Boyd. a well known Hobokeaite,
residing at No. 1893 Hudson street, fell
from a horse car near the Hoboken
ferry last light, and was seriously hurt.
He was removed to St. Mary's Hospital.
in an unconscious condition.