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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-26

OTHER TRAINS LEAVE WHEELING.
FOR Steubenville and Pittsburg 20 a. m.
uaek davs, for Pittsburg ana the East,
and for Columbus and Chicago at ]; 20 p.
O. week DAYS: for Pittsburg, Harrisburg.
baltimore Washington, Philadelphia and
Nv, York at 1856 p. m. daily; for Steuben-
Vile and Dennson at $3.50 p m. daily; FOR for
i,,rob|e Davton. Cincinnati. indianapolis
and St Louis at $3.50 p. m. week days.
City time. IL. lii c,,l &,
profitable in pl assure ana conyenlehce 20
Iii make all necessary arrangements Tor
a deIightfuI journey. Tickets will be pro
vided and baggage checked through TO
ues JOHN G. TCMLINSON.
Passenger and Ticket Agent Wheeling
w Va ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-10-26
RAILWAY TIME CARD.

Arrivals and departures Of trains on ana
after July 10, 1896. Explanation Of Refer
ence Marks: 'DaNy; sunday excepted:
MONDAY excepted, sSa,urday excepted:
fSunday only; saturday only; MONDAY
only. Eastern Standard Tine which Is
o"a hour earlier than Central Time.
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THE LATEST SCIENTIFIC KNOWLEDGE
on FOOD AND DIGESTION,

The rcal cause OF most of our dis
eases In simply IN Inability 10 digest
food. This Induces thirncSs. weakness,
loss OF flesh and fnt, loss OF vitality,
wasting away.
Loss OF flesh nnd vitality means con-
slant liability to sickness. Wasting
away Ii consumption.
II getting thin Is what nils you, there
Is only one thing TO do-gct fat. Tho
only way 10 do Il Is 10 take something
which will help your stomach and slim
ulntc 1t to do ltH work.
If YOU are tired out you do not like 10
move your legs or arms. II your stnm-
ach Is tired Il does not like to digest; It
cannot do Its work.
To eptt or even to cat with relish docs
not NECESSARILY mean thut one IL being
nourlshcd. Scrcngtll, vitality and ilcsli
are the true Indications.
Getting THINKS u sign that you need
the Shaker Digestive Cordial. You
would not be getting thin II ybu could
digest your food.
The Shaker Digestive Cordial not only
contains artlilclully diScsted food, but
It Will digest other foods In the stomach.
a single 10 G IL bottle Will show
whether or not II Is going 10 meet the
conditions OF your case, and II SO, its
continued lisC may be depended on 10
erect u cure. All druggists keep II In
stock,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-14

Philadelphia Record. (Dcm,): 4 little
chapter In the political history Of Ne
braska will show what claim Mr.. Will
lam Jennings Bryan has upon the Dem
ocratic party for It's support. Last
fall he undertook TO lead the SIlverl,e
and PopullSt wing OF the party In that
state to the overthrow OF the regular
organization; but In the contest the
sound money Democrats defeated Bry-
an and his Populist faction by upward
OF 5000 majority. The sound money
Democrats, therefore, remained In CON
troll OF the party organization and sent
4 sound money delegation TO the ChIca-
go convention. But what respect for
the rights of Democrats could be ex-
pected from such an assemblagc? The
sound money Democrats OF Nebraska
were flung from their seats to make
room for Bryan and his gang OF Popu-
lists. As n Ponulist, not as a Demo-
crat, was Bryan nominated for the
presidency,a and to Populists only should
he look for votes. No Democrat who
has any respect for the principles Of
his party can stand on the Chicago plat
form and vote FOR the Chicago nomi-
nee. The whole business, platform and
candidate. Is the work OF a pseudo
Democracy having nothing In common
with the Democratic party Of jefferson
and Jackson, Benton and Tilden,Cl eve-
land and Carlisle.
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Tho GernLnm.Amrricnm Voter.

William Strinwny, OF New York City,
president Of the Gcrman-Amciican
Sound Money league and Democratic
elcctor-nt-larSe four years ago. said
that he was going to vote for Mckinley.
1T Will be recalled" said he, that on
May e last asnceting Of more than 1000
German-American citizens was held Mt
the Grand Central palace. All pledged
themselves, irrespective OF party anil
atIonY. to consider the attempted de-
basement OF the money standard as tho
principal Issue OF tho cnmpulgn.' They
pledged themselves TO vote, Irrospcc-
tive OF party ties. for TINT candidate
who should be nominated in the sound
est money platform, and by Ms record
and personality offer tho strongest
guarantee OF tho maintenance OF thu
present gold standard. AJfund OF Vs.
900 was subscribed M n result Of this
meeting. md millions Of pamphlets IN
English and GermniL explaining In un-
imistakablc language, tho state OF af-
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Congressman Cowcn'. Opinlon.

Baltimore Telegram: Representative
John x. Cowcn, OF Baltimore. (I)em.) In
ar open letter makes the following at
tnck on the platform adopted by the
Chicago convention yesterday: Free
silver, nat money and free riot are the
three prominent F"s Of the platform. 1t
Is the duty OF every good Democrat to.
dcnounce the platform in season aud
out OF season, and 10 vote against the
man who stands upon II. .Alts.idism,
Popu!iSm. G%rccnhncklsm and FiatIsm
arc now Democracy. and no Democrat
by his vote ought to sustain the ticket.
which represents such isms. I Shnil un-
lieSitatlngly vote for William McKin.
ley, although i mi an OFT. and -out
,fr4c-t"ader, and advise other democrats
to dc tho same. I 10 MT believe 1t Is
wlse to attempt n new Sthird-party
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FINANCE AND TRADE
The Features OF the Money ami stoc
.E l Markets.

The Features or the Money AMI Stock
Markets.
NEW YORK. July l3.-SIoncy on cali
easy at 1909 per cent: last loan 9 per
cent: closed at . per cent. Prime mcr-
camille paper 4G5h per cent. Sterling
exchange steady. with actual business
In bankers bills at 81 SSG+ ssh for de-
mand and SSTlii STE for sixty day,,.
Posted rates 81 IS and $3.50. Commrr-
clal bills 81 SG4. Silver certificates
6SSG69c.
The speculative temper underwent a
change to-day and the movement was
N sharp contrast to the strength that
had chnracterlzed the close Of She PEE
cedlnS week. This was due to tho OK
ecutins OF realizing orders aud ham
merins by the bears, Induced by the
4osenc: OF London buying orders in
this market, n flrmer condition OF the
foreign exchanges. engagements Of
gold Tor export and disturbing rumors
OF the beginning OF gold .;oIrllNE. The
volume or business was not large, but
the dealings were fairly distributed.
the course Of prices was almost unin-
terruptcdly downward and the declines
were material In n number OF instances.
n industrials were the objective
POINTS OF altack. The Initial prices
were slightly higher under the In
iiuence Of firm market for Americans
IN London a re%actlonary movement
see IN limos at the outset which was
most pronounced In the lndustrIals md
SranSers. The early selling movement
soon abated and h Ftcadier tone nrns
vailed. but the market became almost
stagnant on n moderate rally from tho
extreme low points. Shortly after ii,
however, the bears redoubled their ef-
Forts against the industrlals and st,c-
ceedod In forcing down Leather prefer
RED ga. The general list displayed SYM
pathetic weakness. On the down grade
an increase In activity was noted, TIL.
DOWNWARD movement was continued az
ter mid-day on the ~unfavorablc ru-
mOrS elsewhere referred 10.
Another interval OF dullncss and COM
paratlrc steadincss occurred at the
low level until the last hour. when re-
ncwcd pressure against Sugar and n
few other stocks caused concessions To
the lowest OF the dag. The market
closed weak at general losses. EXTEND
ing 10 y. per cent In Sugar and aver
aging lGliS per cent In the more promi-
Ilcnt railroad stocks.
Railway bonds displayed an easier
tendency In sympathy with the reccs-
snns In stocks, but the losses we're
mainly fractional. The sales were
s5SS, 900.
In government bonds, the new As
were decidedly weak. reacting y per
cent to ll5iS on sales OF $4,000.
The other Issues. however. held
steady.
Silver certificates were dull and easad
or to 6SI on sales of S25, 900.
Tlp tOtnl g1ln4 nf StpnlEc tA-Jn,. ,a.s
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.LrE N"EZe.IL .N".fNfa FH.HHN# r. rH.H lH.. "aHH
fairs, wct6 distributed broadcast oyc
the country, We made 4 poll Of the
700 German newapapcrR printed III tho
United. Stntcs' that dlseugs politics, md
found that only thiriy-one advocated
the free ycolpagc OF silver. This reflects
the sentiment of tho German American
nopnlation. Now, when Il Is considered
that there aru !, 200, 900 Germln-Amerl-
can voters IN tho United StateS.of whom
perhaps tNo-thlrds are Democrats md
tho rest Republicans. Il can reality b.
soon that III many or tho eastern md
central states. such AZ Connecticut,
New York, New jersey, Pennsylvania.
Ohio, Indiana, Illinois md Michigan. X
an overwhelming majority OF The Ger
innn.Am Arittn Democrats vote the Re-
publican national ticket, l]rrrgpcriivG Of
what they may DO locally or III state
elcctlo.ls, they will turn the balance In
favor OF the Republican ticket.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-14

CHlCAGO-Cattle. sluggish; extra
steers 81 40: good TO choice beef steers
81 90Vi 30; stocters and feeders lowest
level OF the season a few fat heifers sold
up to 81 1904 90. but the bulk OF the. fair
TO good cows went at 5? 1908 25 and the
canning grades around 81 50. Veal
calves were firm, best natives selling I'D
10 81 80. logs steady. 1t took extra
prime $50 pound hogs to reach So 10:
choice go pound shipping hogs 50 20 and
choice 80 pound hogs around 81 25. A
few fancy pigs reached 81 80, but
most choice light sorts went ut So Is and
bulk strong weight hogs OF good quality
ut So o5H3 20. Sheep declined 1o@l5c.
Choice to prime native muttors sold
largely at So 20IS 10 and thin to fnir
lots 81 6oG2 So; good mixed around 81 10.
a bunch OF 90 prime &c pound lambs sold
at Sc 40. Most OF the good to prime
lambs went ut s. 2S46 25; fair lots
around 81 60; culis at So 1903 is. Re-
cclpts: Cattle $500 head; hogs 40. 900
head: sheep 10000 head.
EAST LIBERTY = Cattle barely
steady; prime 81 35G4 40; good 81 l5dI
4 %: common IS 00I3 so: bulls, stays
and cows Sc 00G3 50: heifcrs 81 O0I4 90,
Hogs active and higher: prime light
s. 70Gl3 10: best mediums 50 G5G3 I0:
heavy hogs 81 2Odl3 30; roughs s. 0Oa
3 90. Sheep firm: prime 81 OOQ4 Is; fair
81 35I3 20; common 5? 50d3 90; common
to good ycarlings s. 5000 80: choice
lambs s. 1905 90; veal calves s. 5OG6 90,
CINCINNATI-Hogs active at So $50
; 30; receipts $500 head; shipments 700
head. RI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-14

LONDoN-A varied selection was
offered at the wool sales to-day, In
fcrlor Cape of Good Hone and Natal
woods were weak. American BUYERS
remain Idle while the home trade is
active. Following are the sales in de-
tail: New South Walcs-3,0SS bales.
secured 6&Gls I'D; greasy JaG9bd.
Queensland-S12 bales: secured 0ddlIs
Sd; greasy GI9d. NictorIa-2,4IS bales:
secured loAdGtls I'd; greasy 5A IlOkd..
South Austral!a-14 bales: greasy 7h0
Is I'D: greasy 4&07Ld. Tasmania-l4e
bales; greasy 7@7hd, New Zcaland-
3.4i2 bales; secured 7h@llkd: greasy
GWllEd. Cane OF Good Hope and Natal
SIT bales; secured Sd1ls I'd: greasy
4&G6kd: Falkland Island-795 bales;
greasy 6I aSiGd.
NEW YORk-Wool oulct.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-14

IT'S Just as easy to try One Minnie
Cough Cure as anything else. It's rns-
Ter to cure n severe cough or cold with
It. Let your next purchase for a cough
DO One Minute Cough Cure. Better med
icine: better result: better try IL.
Charles r. Goctze. corncr Twelfth nnI
Market streets; Bowie 4 Company,
bridgeport; Peabody & Son, Benwood'
H' .H. .E#r.. ...r. .H..#fr .M..... .... Q T#
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-14

CIIICAGO.-What promiscd to DO tt DO
.cidedly bulllSh wheat market was turn
ed weak by the disappointing worlds
Visible figures and tho net result OF tho
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YoRk-Wool quiet.
HfiENlcunl.

OIL ClTY-credit balances 81 Ia: ,cer-
~titlcatcs opened at 81 II; highest 81 IA;
lowest 81 10; closed Mt 81 10; sales IL. 900
barrels; shipments 1iO,G55 barrels: runs
177,63G.
NEW YORK - Petroleum weak.
pennsylvania crude weak Mt 81 l2I:
Ohio crude steady at Coo; August options
closed at 81 12M bid.
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Pennsylvania Stations.
.@ennsZ!yania Lines!
TralnS Rilf

Trains Run by Central Time.
Ticket Offices at Pennsylvania Station on
Water St. Foot OF Eleventh St, Wheei-
ing, at Mcclure House. Wheeling, and at
the Pennsylvania Station. Bridgeport.
SysteM-"Pan Handle Route.s
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NEW YORK-Pig iron quiet. Copper
casy. Lead steady. Tin steady: straits
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N1ctnls.

NEW YoRK-printlng cloths quiet
aud steady ut .iac and no sales report
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DIR. MABEE'S STRONG TONIC.
THE following dealers lnSstnplc and
fancy groceries,, etc, In tho city and
suburbs, have purchased stock OF DR..
STRONG TONIC

Nl.H#fN H.N#L ELIA#.LHH NJ -LH|.N. ~
STRONG ToNIcE
for the benefit of their customers: Pebicr
& Wohnhas, Virginia, and South Huron
streets; II, JucrBens & Sou, 72 Mary
land street; Charles Lukcns. 70 Zane
street; C. II. Dlnger,So 50 South Broadway:
John. Mehlmann, Virginia aud Broad
way streets; G. IL. Wilson, 30 South
Huron street, c., r.. PAUL, Penn II and
virginia: Robert iAtchlson, bridgeport;
J.. e. Prosser, $50 Main street; W. c..
Spnrgo, AIS Main street. A.. korn,N 700
Main street, II. Serig,t 95 Main street;
T. Montgomery, 2702 Chhpllhe street;
Sam B. Mckee 1927 Market street: c,
Falloure, East WheellnSsH TIL. Cole,
TwGnty-second md Main streets: Roth
& Wendell, Th!rty.eighth and jacob; j.
J.. Q'Connor & Son, Fortieth. and Jacob;
Hydinger Is Renke, 1906 Jacob: II, L,
Iiibbs. McMechen.
Martins Ferry-Barret. & Company;
Louis Rothernund, l.. IL. Scheele, Hi.
derbrand & Company, Ishmael Cox. ].
Z, Groves aud w. H Rohroyr& Com.
pany.
Or. Mabee's Strong Tontc promotes
the appetite. aids digestion. purilcs the
blood. CURES Liver and Kidney tro,l-
blcs md makes the weak strong. For
sale ut the above grocers ut o. cents per
mint bottle. s,ysNs.Ts T.
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Wheeling Bride 4 Terminal Ry

c. o. BREWSTER, Receiver.
Timo Table No. l3. to tako effect 1901
n. M. Sunday, November 49, 1896.
Leave M~heelinB-lS:W, ly:i6. sll:4V u. ~.
1890. 1915, tl:3O, $500 p. nj.
Leave reninsu!aitS to:5i. sll:ls. a.
M t2;?s' ,a;2l; t+;aG ss;@ p; m; =,
a. M, t::s2: '3;27, t!:i:, s9:l5 D., IN. - A''
Arrive Terminal ~junction-tS:l7. ZION,
HIS a. NJ. t2;sS. 1872. tt:iG. sg:lS D.. m.
Lcays IN Tcrmina 5nncs!on.i7:.2 $500 a.
Leave Martins Ferry-t7:9S. s0;0i, a. M,
'l2:45. $500. ti:l0. f5:l0. iS:69 y. H..
Leave Pcnlnsuln..t7:3l. s9:ii. Il. n,,. .ls:Sl.
4:ll, ti:lT, t5:gJ. 1S:6S D.. in.
Arrive W~heollng-i7:lO, $3.50. a. m.
si?:57, HIT. t4:2l, 1881. 1906 r.. III. 80
DAILY, tDaiiy except Sunday. sSun.
Al trains will run on Eastern Time.
J. L. TAuSSlG. Superintendent
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tDaily, except Sunday. -
7 Sunday church trains Will leave Elm
Grove u 9:'S II. nj, and Wheeling ut 1911
y. M. II. L. WlSiSGERBER,1H
-F @ ~ General NIuOnIrrr
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OHIO RINEN RAILROAp 10,

Time table in effect May 3, 1886.
NOTiCE-PlcaHo take notice that trains
OF tho Ohio River r., II. will run by East.
ern Standard Time OH md after Septem.3
pcr, 20. 1885,,
.baily. tDally except Sunday. Eastern
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1896-10-08
Z. HI. Nilsson, !
II. WIPPERMAN.
w. M. MARTIN.
ON motion above renort WAS accentef

On motion above report was accepted.
Report of Jno. Codding, night watch,
on ST. eet lights, was presented and on
motion placed on file.
E. l. Philleo presented profiles show
ing grades of hills on Mulberry, Saratoga
and Plover streets established by him
on Aug. 9th and 10th, 1896, and on
motion same was left over for consider
alton until next meeting.
The committee to whom was referred
the matter of testing the stone crusher
reported that they had made final test
and found the crusher as represented
in contract.
Petition of H. DeGrandpre asking
permission to erect a frame building on
lot Z, block 50, Neeves addition, was on
motion granted by full affirmative vote.
Geo: l.. Williams appeared before the
council representing the Board of Edu
cation, and asked the council to build a
sidewalk on Plover street from Dan
Castello's residence to foot of hill near
the school house and on motion the
street committee was instructed to do
what was advisable in the matter.
j. A. Gaynor then presented ordi-
nance No. As relative to the licensing cf
dogs. (Read the ordinance in another
cOlumn.)
Moved by Alderman Nilsson and
seconded by Alderman Schroeder that
the rules be suspended and the above
ordinance be adopted. The vote was as
follows:
Ayes: Nilsson, Nash, Martin, Abel,
Gaynor and Schroeder. Nay: Getz-
loft
Under the suspension of the rules the
following bills were allowed:
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1896-10-08
State Of Wisconsin-County Court
for Wood County. In Probate.
In the matter of the estate of

In the matter of the estate of
Dora Nilsson, deceased.
Letters of administration on the estate of said
Dora Nilsson, deceased, having been granted
and issued to C. H. Nilsson on the 9th day of
October, 1896, it is now at this general term of
this court,
ORDERED, that all creditors of said Dora Ms
son, deceased, do present their claims for EXAM
ination and allowance to this court on or before
the 9th day of April, 1897, which time is hereby
allowed and limited for that purpose
ORDERED FURTHER, that the claims and de-
mands of all persons against said deceased be
presented to, received, examined and adjusted
by this court at the regular term thereof to be
held at the probate office in the city of Grand
Rapids in said county: on the first Tuesday. be-
ing the 9th day of April 1897.
AND IT is FURTHER ORDERED, that notice of
the time and place at which said claims and de-
mands will be received, examined and adjusted
aforesaid land of the time limited for creditors
to present their claims, be given by publishing a
copy of this order and notice for four successive
weeks in the Wood County Reporter, a weekly
newspaper published in the city of Grand
Rapids, in said county, the first publication to
be within ten days from the dale of the order.
Dated October 9th, 1896.
By the Court
E. G.. PoRs,
octSw4 County Judge.
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University Association.

The University Association held its
first meeting in the council rooms on
Tuesday evening. The attendance was
fair but the election Of permanent
officers was postponed to some future
meeting.
1t was not expected at this, the first
meeting, to start the work In the outline
laid down by the course so the hour was
spent in listening to an informal talk by
the leader on the importance of
geography in historical study.
The next meeting will be devoted to
Egyptian history and the class should
be prepared on that part of the first
number of progress" which is devoted
to Egypt.
For additional reading and topic work
the following books are suggested.
Encyclopedias, any standard set;
Rawlinson's Ancient Monarchies
Egypt, Story of Nation series; Pharaoh's,
Fellahs and xplorers-Edwards; Old
Pagan Civilizations-Vol. l, Lords
DedCOl J6WlSu E16EOtS anu 1TOpnGIS-
Vol. II, Lights of History; Barnes Gen
eral History; Myers General History
school text; Myers Ancient History
Sheldon's General History; Lecture on
Lost Arts''-Martyn' Life of Wendell
Phillips; The Earth and it's Inhabitants
Vol. l, Chaps, ? and II; Rawlinson's
Origin of Nations; Rawlison's Religions
of the Ancient World; Century Maya
zine May 1887.
The following topics in Egyptian
history will be briefly presented by
different members of the class: Classes
in Society. Religion, Pyramids and
Colossi, Language and writing, Arts and
Industries, Education anol Learning Of
the Egyptians, The Hebre VS. in Egypt
and Embalming.
It is earnestly hoped that all who
have taken the magazine or can ge
copies from those not using them vii
join the class. The meetin gs are :: n nc
sense recitations and unprep aref
lessons are unknown things.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1896-10-08
LEGAlS.
Ordinance No, As,

An Ordinance TO Provide for Licensing the
Keeping of dogs.
SEC. l. Any person residing in the city of
Grand Rapids, owning, harbOring or having in
his possession dog of any species shall therefor
pay to the City Treasurer or City Marshal as
hereinafter prescribed, the sum of one dollar
tor each and every male dog, and two dollars
for each and every female dog. Said license fee
shall be paid on or before the 10Th day of Novem-
Der of this year, and or before the 18th day of
July in each year hereafter. and whenever said
license is not paid on or before said dates then
further sum of twenty five cents as fees for the
City Marshal for collecting the same shall be
paid in addition to said license fee.
SEC. 2, Upon presentation to the City Clerk of
on or before the dates above specified, the re-
ceipt of the City Marshal for the full amount of
such license fee, the City Clerk shall issue to the
holder of said receipt a license to keep dog In
said city from the date of said license until the
LIST day of June following, and such person shall
upon procuring such license put on the neck of
the dog SO licensed collar to which shall be
attached a tag or check to be furnished by the
clerk with the license hereinbefore mentioned.
SEC. s. Any person residing in the city of
Grand Rapids who shall. after the 18th day of
November of this year or after the 18th day of
July in each year hereafter, have in his posses
sion, or keep or harbor, or be the owner of any
unlicensed dog or dogs, or who shall neglect to
place upon the neck of such dog a collar and
tag as provided for in the preceding section,
shall upon conviction be adjudged to pay fine
of not less than two dollars nor more than five
collars ana the COSTS OF prosecution, or IN ue-
fault of payment of such fine and costs, the per-
son so convicted shall be imprisoned not less
than two nor more than ten days; and the City
Marshal of this city is hereby required TO notify
all persons who nave not paid the license fee
herein required by posting up in five public
places in this city copies of this ordinance at
least ten days before the dates above fixed for
the payment of such license.
SEC. 4. If said license is not paid on or before
the 18th day of November of this year and on or
before the 18th day of July in each year here
forthwith to enter complaint against any person
in said city who owns harbors or keeps a dog in
violation of this ordinance.
SEC 5. This ordinance shall take effect and
be in force from and after its passage and pub
lication.
Dated this 5th day of October, 1896.
GEO. w. BAKER,
Attest Mayor.
GEO. B. BRAzEAU, City Clerk