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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-06
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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-06

a bill has been Introduced in the
lower house of congress for the
ere ton of post Office d stricts and the
election Of postmasters by the people
for four year terms.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1897-04-06

1t is said that the wife of a western
senator VIII did not receive the atteu-
ton in Washington so .iety she thought
sac was ent ct to, referr ed to the fe-
male portion Of tie 400 as 'SOciety
SQuawS.p
The times., 1897-10-31

decision reached, which was that they
have no jurisdiction III the matter Unde:
the law passed by Congress this year they
state that the company explicitly is
granted the right to extend its Ninth
street conduit as desired, and also any of
It's mpletednort Inbound conduits t.
the northern suburbs.
Under this law they believe tha tthey may
only indicate 70 the company where the
conduil may be laid, and see that IL is laid
according 10 regulations
Tie decision Is considered by the United
States Company as a most Important one,
as opt-as up to the company all the nerth
ern Suburbs, and also it is thought the
whole Of Ninth street as well.
The permit viii be issued early this week
IL is believed.
Capt Thomas was seen by a Times re
porter Iasr night and asked what he pro
posed - do with his permit. He stated
that he viii begin 60 lay The conduit i'm
mediately. He mad nothing 10 say about
the UnuoinpIet.-d conduits of the company
Oh ether streets in the section OF which
there are several.
There has been quite a stubborn fight
made .iy tie Potomac Electric Light and
Power Company against the granting of
this permit. When it was applied Cor, the
Commissioners submitted the application
10 the attorney for the District, Mr. s. T
Thenas, for his opinion. Both electric
light Companies then filed briefs OF their
Contentious with MIN. Last week he re
turned the application with the opinion
that it should be granted for the reasons
now given by the Commissioners.
The times., 1897-10-31
AUCTION SALES.
THOMAS BOWLING & CO.,
Auctioneers

CHANCERY SALE OF ONE FIFTH TIN-
DIVIDED INTER EST AND ESTATE ON
ST. tFoRMERL Y 5TH ST, NEAR
53D ST lFoRMERLY Y MARKET ST.,
HESI WASHINGTON " tFORAfERL Y
GEORGETOWN
By VirtueOf a decree of the supreme court
OF the District OF Columbia, IA ssed in
cause OF John H. Lis against John n
BoafInan and Others equity No i673}
the undersigned, as trustee VIII offer sor
VI nov AEMBER, A. ID 1882. AT 4 40
CLOCk Z. NJ, one-fifth Isl undivided
interest and estate in anu to the real
estate deScrDed IN said cause, situated in
1tOi setoWh tnoW part GT Washington Cityl
District or Columbia, and kpCyvn a. rrart
OF beatty " hawkins addition To said
GeofgetoWn, beginning for ths. salna ar
point on the north side of 5th - (uoyy
! 4 ST. distant one hundred and eighty three
Ieet West ITOin the northwest corner eff
oth tnOw ST. and Market (now 3:,f1
stS.' anu running thence west on aid 5th
tt StJ twenty feet, thence north an rifvht
angles TO said 9th tR ST. one hundred and
IlIty feet, To rear line OF said lot thence
east twenty feet, and thence south one hum
Died and rlrty feet 10 the hegiuninc- To-
sether with the buildings and improvements
belonging. Terms or sale One-fhird ca ~
bal9nce IN TWO equal pa ETHefIs OF six and
lTon day OF sale, for which pure ser or
purclla SerS shall give pTOIHiSSsFy notes
with interest, OF all ca sh at option az
purchaser or purcila seTs. no tleei given
until all purchase money and Interest ~
paid. deposit or 500 viii be reo1,Ir..,I
at time or sale COHveyancine- at costs of
purcfa sers. Terms OF sale must ba com
piled with within fifteen davs after sais
otherwise property viii be Te-adyerris al
and resold at cost and risk of defauIfiSg
purchaser. ''-
WILLIAM J. MILLER, Trustee
ocSo-cSos aSb Louisiana ave.
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GRASrED FIVE DAYS, TINE.

Capital Railway Coinpany's Road
Must Pc Finished Next SATURDAY.
The Capital Railway Company riled rs
plans, Surveys and maps of the Overlook
Inn branch Of ITS road yesterday with the
Dist-icl Commissioners The route is from
the liae ~ tar Capital Railway Company
at Monroe ana Harrison streets, Anacustia,
via Good Hope to the Haveineyer propert $
The Browa underground system of tho
ro3d On this side Of the navy yard brid &c
is beng mshed through. Owing TO the
long rainy spell the Commissioners yes
teFday granted the company five da ys
extension, or until November 6, for its
COMPLETION.
The new system is being put in by John.
soE * Co., of JChnSt3wn, Pa The com
pany has S15, 100000 capital ana en-
ploys 1000 men. They have made the
Capital Railway work special and have
given it right of way over all
other work in their shops. The johnson
Conpanv says II is the quickest work
tnat ever Went through their shops, on
account of the requirement. of the Com
missicaefs rs to the date OF compietiou
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CONDUITS IN NINTHSlREET
United States Electric Lighting
Company Obtains a Permit.
CAPT. THOMAS Is DELIGHTED
The Company VIII Immediately EX-
tend Hs Conduit From Street
10 Columbia Helghts-Later
Number Of other Extensions May
BE Made in Northern Suburbs.

The Connlis ssioners had an extra after
noon hearing Yesterday after The close
OF the day at The District building, and
decided - grant the United states Electric
Lighting Company a permit 10 las IT'S con
duit ou Ninth street, from X street to
Columbia Heights.
Capt Thomas, 81 tie company, had re-
ceived an intinlation from somewhere
That the Commissioners would probably
take the matter up and decide il, and he
waited alout The building sXpeetantly
for Sone time after the Commissioners
went lntc the tcarI room
When the meeting broke mp he went into
Commissioner wight's room and had
quito an extended confer eHoe with tnot
geatie.aan When came out there was a
fine suile on has face
The Commissioners later announced the
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Anti.Saloon Leagues Hearing.

A coTeIHittae composed OF Mr.. James L.
EVir, president of the Anti-saloon Lea que
A. L. ShOamsfer, attorney Of the league,
Rev. T D. Power. Andrew Wilson and Mrs.
Ii. A. CLEARWATER. OF the legislat tive com
nittee or tae league, had a hearing hefore
the excise bo'ard yesterday morning al 10
o clock The nature Of the hearing could
Eot he learned, "a the board sat with closed
doors, but il is said that a surprise win
saoi he sprung on number OF unsJspect
il z persons.
The times., 1897-10-31
IN AiEMOIsIAM.
nv zf,,t,

IN AiEMOIdAM.
(By Mother and SiSters.)
1t was year ago today
When her spirit took its flight
To world OF everlasting day
SO beautiful and bright
In thy cleft, oh, rock Of ages
was the last hymn that she sung,
When our Heavenly Father called her
said, My servant, thou, Well done
| viii ne 'er forget the hour,
In reaching out her hand,
Soon from trouble aud from sorrow
II be free in that blest land"
Then, welcome to eternal rest,
FROM pain and trouble free,
Where angels are forever blest-
From death gained liberty
On, how | long to see your face,
To hear your voice so dear
II trust III God to meet again.
BY serving him with fear.
1t BY HER DAUGHTER BLA NCH
The times., 1897-10-31
AiARRTED

WILSON -TAYLOR-NtsS MAMIE Y.
TAYLOR and Mr.. L. ". WILSON, of
Washington, ID. C., We're married at the
NJ: parSonage, Vienna, Nd October
20, 1897. The ceremony was performed
by The Rev. c. Nj. Cullunl brother-in-law
of the bride The bride was dressed in
cadet blue and carried a buncn of chrvaa n
theinumsi tied with white satin ribbon 1t
The times., 1897-10-31

WANTED-A teacher of seventeen years
experience wouid like class in mathe-
matics or TO prepare for civil service ex-
amiDatlons; terms reasonable. Address
EXPERT, this office oc31-3t
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DANC1NG-Waltz and two-step q specia /
ty' no classes; pupils taught privately;
iancy and character dances taught; ;uve-
niles aud adults. MISS MARIE LEON.
ARDO, Gle III st. nw> oc31 ct
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SrEc4AL NOTICE.

NoIliCE-The public is notified uot tn
purchase Fowler Bicycle No 2I59g AZ
ltlSour property and win be taken " he r.,.sr
found. JONES x BU RR 5I3 gth II ,'Tv
O.lvs, S,o Envoy and Fleetwing BICYCLES.
IhE CIV ILIAN musicians OF the District
i columbia are earnestly Invited tf, ar
Ielu u meeting To be held at 320 Sth It.
NV. Iuesday, November =, at 1890 \ "a.
. BUSINESS OF vital lInpor tance to the profess
sl0u " III oe considered. Item
SPECIAL NOTICE Garbage viii be sol
lecteti twice week from Novefntss. /
20 April 10. JOSHUA y. WARFIEI,D.
contractor. nc9e. q, -,
W,AssHlNGToN, y. G., Oct. Is, 1897 The
business heretofore c-5nt.lieteei nv p u
paws and J. b. Wilson, at s3O-s32 T4fh
81. ne, az X. II. Davis x Co. has this dav
Deen dissolved by mutual consent; ths
business VIII be continued by j. III Wiiso1.
no viii collect ali debts and paw ali in,
oc2S-2E-esn -'s
The times., 1897-10-31

WANTED-To buy baby carria ge; must
be iii perfect condition, and reaSona Bile
Address L. D., LOGS Va. ave. sw. 1t
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FOR SALE-90S " Y ave. for want OF
space, pier mirror, oak bedroom su'te
arm chair and toilet sets. IL
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DIED.

MASTBROoK On the 3oth Of October
1897, at 10 a, m, CHA ATRENE MAST
BROOK, beloved wife OF H. j. MaStbrOok
OF cancer.
Funeral private, from her late residence.
1716 New Jersey avenue nortbN.eSt
November :, at p m, No flowers tSf
Louis, Mo-. and Louisville, XIV, papers
please eopy9 II
The times., 1897-10-31

PROF. CLA oldest established clairvoy-
ant advertising in this city; consult him
on business, lawsuits, divorce, Specuiations,
separations, love or family troubles; can
tell you anything you wish taknoW, brings
separated husband and wife together:
makes sweetheart or lover true; causes
marriages; removes spells or mysterious
feelings; gives luck; fee, 50cents; hours, 10
to 10 daily. 4SS ii ST. sw. oc31-3t
J. A. BREEN K CO, Brokers, have moved
from rooms g aud a. sun Building,
To 1885 F St, Adams Building. II
FOR RENT-Large and small rooms; in
home OF refinement; appointments first
class; table board, SIT per mo. 1872 K
st. NV oc31-3t
FOR Furnished; one or two rooms
on the parlor floor; terms reasonable.
Apply TO S21 9th st. NV. 1t
PROFESSIONAL retoucher will teach
limited number of pupils. Address
BOX II, this office. oc3I-3t
FOR RENT--Nicely-fu furnished room, $3.50
a week; also an elegant front room;
board If desired: near E. Capitol st. cars,
Library and Capitol. II 9Th st. ne.
oc31-3t
FOR RENT -6-room brick house; all mod
lmps.; rent 81 6 per month. zoo R ST. NV.
oc31 st
FOR RENT-3 fur. or unfur reams I'll
floor; bath; furnace heat. II ST. NV.
oc3i -35
FOR RENT-For light housekeeping; 3 ex-
ceptionally large unfur. rooms: heat, bath
and gas: on I'd floor. Apply 116 u st. NV.
oc31 -3t
FOR RENT 2d-floor front rooms; fur.
or unfur.; with or without hoard; ga 5 and
heat; convenient to cars and herdic lines.
Apply 81 21 st ST. NV. oc31 -3t
FOR RENT Store, Sol IL st. sw., suit
able for any kind of business: chea d rent,
Inquire ON premises. oc313t
FOR RENT T-921 G St NV, two rooms on
the first floor. also looms on second
floor; all conyeniences. 1t
FOR RENT-Near Capitol; els N j ave.
back room; suitable for light housekeeping.
1t
FOR RENT-Newly fur. rooms with board,
$3.50 per week; table board, So per
week. S17 8th st. NV. oc31-3t
TURN YOUR RENT into purchase money;
hone hought or built for you: to be paid
for In monthly instalInents; not to exceed
rent; do not fail to look it up. Address
NEW YORK CO., this office. oc31-3t
FOR RENT Dining rooms, centrally To-
Gated; heat and gas furnished: re fer ences
required Apply at 4oS st. NV.
oool-oo
ROOMS, northwest, are in demand, iav.
you any to Spare2 We can rent them
quick. EXCHANGE BUREAU, 721 18th
NV. 1t
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wANTED-One or two UNFINISHED rooms
for use of parlor dining-room and bed
room furniture and carpets, or would sell
furniture 222 Sd st. NV. oe31-3t
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TOO LATE FOR cLAssIF1CATIoN.

WANTED-A respectable colored girl from
country wants work as cook or nurse.
viii stay nights; refs. FRANCES REED,
80 South Carolina ave. Sc. oe3l st
The times., 1897-10-31

WE HAVE several bargains for ladies' and
gentlemen investigate them. EX-
ChANGE BUREAU, 721 18th NV. 1t
The times., 1897-10-31

FOR sALE-A lot of : SEWING MACHINE;
we have taken in exchange for NEW
AD0MESTICS, - such as Singers, Wheeler
x Wilson'S Improved DAVIS Improved.
New Homes. D0mestics, etc, from So up,
all in perfect working order and war
ranted At ATERBACH'S, 7Jh and II
SIS. We give trading stamps. oc3I-3t
The times., 1897-10-31

FOR SALE-To buy or seH stores quick
see HUNTER 4 BROS, Commercial, 5l0
NV. oc313t
The times., 1897-10-31

WANTED Young white woman Protest
ant, without incumbrances, as working
housekeeper for widower, mechanic, with .
children. Address GOOD HOME, this Of
ice. 1t
The times., 1897-10-31

FOR sALE-Barber shop In the heart Of
the business center of the CITY, ilue
chance To secure good business. Ad-
dress j., care carrier IL. oc3l-2t
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Mortality Record.
UNpERTAxERs.

j. WILLIAM LEE.
UNDERTAKER,
332 Pa. Ave. n. w.
First-elsss service. 'Phone, 1888.
The times., 1897-10-31

WANTED A partner with 5000 ca sh: good
:. profit; no loss. Address M. A. L., this Of
nee. 1t
The times., 1897-10-31

FOR SALE-A dayton wagon; in good
order: cheap. Call at GA 1oth st. ne.
oc31-3t
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'You Are Welcome to Credit.

We still say it, We defy competition When you inves-
tate the splendid quality Of goods for keep nothing
but the highest grade and then compare such prices
these with Others will acknowledge with the rest that
prices unapproachable These special prices
until Wednesday night you prefer to have the goods
charged we will willingly do These cuts exact
reproductions Of the goods
The times., 1897-10-31

FOR SALE-Livery stable doing nuSi-
ness Of $500 or S70O per month. Ad-
dress j., care carrier Ii oc3l-2t
The times., 1897-10-31

THE PATTERsON-633 / st. NV, Sd
door from 7th, single rooms, S25, or
two in a room, $40 per mo; southern ex
posnrei steam heat throughout. 1t
The times., 1897-10-31

Splendid 4-foot side
board, with quartered oak top, 40-1S
shaped French plate bevel mirror. cast
brass trimmings. Cheap at our egular
price, S2T 90 Three-day sale
price ......-. ............-...$ 81 9.6S
The times., 1897-10-31

MME. NOLAN, trance medium, 500 Tth
ST. NV, seances Monday and Thursday
nights; clairvoyant sfttings daily; soc ami
81; circles, 25e; names given. Formerly
of 602 81 st. ne. oc31- st
The times., 1897-10-31

PARLOR SUITE Mahogany finished
frame, ,uphOlsteredIa silk "a mask, spring
seat Regular price is $500 Only
limited number OF these. Three
day sale price. -.........-.-. $15.S5
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FOR SALE-Grocery store: clean. fresh
stock; attractive fixtures: landlord trades
out the rent; VIII sell at invoice or $3.50
cash. DUNLAP. 906 F st. ec31-3t
The times., 1897-10-31

LOST-Saturday evening, October 80, a
black pocketbook, containing a small
sum of money and some papers. the latter
OF no value to anyone but the owner
suitable reward will he paid for its re-
turn to this office. 1t
The times., 1897-10-31

WANTED -Bookbinder desires a lady ex-
perienced for Jobwurk; sewing; on the
bench. Address BOOK BINDER, this Of
flee. oc3I -3t
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FOR SALE-Part of a lot In Rock Creek
Cemetery; at very reasonable price.
Address OWNER, this office. oc31-3t
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! j. a. BREEN * CO., Brokers, have moved
from rooms aud 3 A =, sun Building,
To 1885 F St, Adams Building. II
The times., 1897-10-31

WANTED By intelligent beginner. position
as stenographer; can make himself use
ful at any other kindof work: small salary
Address BEGINNER, this office oc3l 81
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FOR RENT-Large and small rooms; in
home of refinement; appointments first
class table board, 81 per mo. 1912 K
st. NV. oc31-3t
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FOR SALE-Lunch room at the terminus
wel-patroniZed street Ca line; daily sales
S25; rent only ST 3; extraordinary bargain
DUNLAP 906 T st. oc31-3t
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WILL be ready for table boar ders at So. so
per week. III 9th st. NV. On Nov. 2 Ii
The times., 1897-10-31

FOR sALE-Cigar store: controls de
partmeut trade, exceptional opportunity
to secure pa wing stand; price, $500. DUN
LAP, 906 F st. oc31 -3t
The times., 1897-10-31

HELP of al kinds, with best references.
furnished free. NATIONAL EMPLOY
MENT BUREAU AL G ST. NV 1t
The times., 1897-10-31

1915 WILL buy fine lunch room, doing
good business first-class location; near
Government and large office buildings
COMMERCIAL, 510F St.nw. oc3I-2t
The times., 1897-10-31

L--0ct. 10, Sc. corner Sth st. and Pa.
ave. Sc; could not go, was sick; aDpoipt.
another time and give some address Ad-
dress YUKON, this office II
The times., 1897-10-31

FOR SALE-1o decoys; with anchors
$3.50. 1929 8th st. NV; at any time.
The times., 1897-10-31

FOR SALE-Cigar and stationery store in
southeast section OF city. Call NJ L.
CoLLARD, 932 Pa ave. NV. oc31-3t
The times., 1897-10-31

FOR RENT-FurBished; one or two rooms
on the parlor floor; terms reasonable
! Apply TO S21 9th st. NV. 1t
The times., 1897-10-31

SILVER and gold | have none. but do
select the best help in the city: male and
female: free Of charge. MRS. MOORE
sos q st. NV. oc3l-3t
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1897-11-18

Mr.. Frost, having received majority
of the votes cast on the 3lSt formal
ballot, was declared elected, and on
motion Of Mr.. Rewey, seconded by Mr..
Hutchinson, his election was made unan-
imous.
The clerk appointed Messrs. Rewey
and Hutchinson as committee to escort
Mr.. Frost to the chair, and upon being
introduced by Mr.. Rewey, Mr.. Frost re-
turned his thanks to the board for the
honor conferred upon him and said he
would endeavor to discharge the duties
of the office with fairness and impair
TALLY.
On motion of Mr.. Rewey. the board
took recess until 1870 o'clock p. N.
EVENING SESSION.
7:30 y. m. Board called to order by
chairman. Roll called-members all
present
The chairman announced the APP
pointment of the following standing
committees:
On General Claims-Messrs. w. j.
Roberts, J. w. Taylor, j. p. Lewis.
On Equalization and Assessment -
Messrs. j. w. Rewey, John Knight, NJ.
II. Murphy, p. p. Egan, Henry Bollerud.
On Finance and Taxation essrs.
John W. Gum, David Walsh, J. w.
Hutchinson.
On Tax Claims essrs. j. J. Heath
cock, j. b. Eagan, j. W. Jones.
On Treasurer's Accounts essrs j.
G. Eagau, j. w. Horn, }. I. PAUL.
On Clerks Accounts Messrs. N. ID.
Peavy, Saml w. Salmon, G. Ellingen.
On Accounts of Register of Deeds,
Clerk of Court and District Attorney
Messrs. John Gorgan, A. f.. Thomas,
w. j. Thomas.
On Public Property Messrs. W. y.
Thomas, j. w. Horn. j. b. Eagan.
On Roads and Bridges Messrs. John
c. Eagan, j. w. Jones, A. h. Thomas.
On Bonds and Salaries-Messrs. j.
W. Taylor, j. W. Hutchinson, W. j.
Roberts.
On Publishing Proceedings Messrs.
j. r. PAUL, M ID. Peavv, j. p. Lewis.
Mr.. Taylor moved that the rules of
the last board be adopted for the gov
eminent of this board. Carried.
Mr.. Roberts moved that Rule Is be
amended SO as to require the commit
tee on equalization and assessment to
report on Thursday afternoon, instead
of Friday morning. Motion lost.
On motion of Mr. Rewey, the board
proceeded to the election of a superin-
tendent of the poor and trustee of the
asylum, in place of Samuel Swinehart.
The chairman appointed Messrs.
Peavy and J. B. Eagan as tellers.
The ballot resulted in y votes for
Samuel Swinehart and one for K. Car
ter. and Mr.. Swinehart was declared
elected as his own successor for the
term of three years.
Mr.. Knight moved that the board
visit the poor farm and asylum on
Thursday at 10 o'clock. Carried.
On motion of Mr.. Taylor, the board
adjourned until . a. N. tomorrow.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1897-11-18
annual Meeting Of the
County Board.
COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE,

COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE,
DoDGEvILLE, Wis, Nov. 9th, 1897.
The County Board of Supervisors Of
Iowa county met in annual session at
two o'clock .. m, and was called to or
der by the county clerk.
The clerk called the roll by towns,
wards and villages, and members re-
sponded as follows:
Arena-W. ]. Roberts.
Brigham-J. w. Jones.
Clyde-M. H. Murphy.
Dodgeville-John p. Lewis.
Dodgeville City-lst ward, NJ. ID.
Peavy I'd ward c. L. Ellingen 3D. ward,
w. J. Thomas.
Eden-A K. Thomas.
Highland-P. 2. Egan.
Highland Village-J. w. Gum.
Linden-J. J. Heathcock
Linden Village j. w. Taylor.
Mitfiin-J. w. Rewey.
Mineral Point Samuel w. Salmon.
Mineral Point City-1st ward, j. w.
Hutchinson ID ward, John Knight 3D.
ward, John Gorgan f.; 4th ward, j. w.
Horn.
Moscow Henry Bollerud.
Pulaski-Joseph Frost.
Avoca Village. B. Eagan.
Ridgeway-J. L. PAUL.
Waldwick-David Walsh.
Wyoming-John G. Eagan.
j. j. heathcock moved to take an in
formal ballot for chairman. Carried,
The clerk appointed j. w. Hutchinson
and j. L. PAUL as tellers.
The informal ballot resulted as fol
lows: j. w. Rewey, 8, j. w. Gum I,
Joseph Frost ,, j. w. Hutchinson g.
On motion of j. w. Taylor, formal
ballots we're then taken as follows
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1897-11-18
SECOND DAYS SESSION.

WEDNESDAY, Nov. 10th, 9 a. m.
Board met and was called tc order by
the chairman.
Roll called all the members present.
Minutes of yesterdays sessions read,
corrected and approved.
4 petition Of John +. Strut, to va
cate street in the village of Castleton,
was presented and referred to District
Attorney.
A letter from the Children's Home
Society. asking permission for hear
ing in relation to dependent children,
was read.
Mr.. Taylor moved to lay the matter
on the table. Motion lost.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1897-11-18

All of which is respectfully submitted.
THOs. |, WllllAMs,
County Treasurer.
Sub ,crbcd and sworn to before me this 9th
day OF November, A. II, 1877,
WILLIAM SANDS,
Justice of the Peace.
accounts.
The following report of clerk of cir
cult court VAS read and referred to
committee on accounts of clerk oil
court, etc:
To the Honorable Board of Supervisors Of Iowa
county, Wisconsin.
GENT. NMkN Il hereby submit for your con-
sheraton the amount of money IN my hands,
subject To the order of the Court, October Slst,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1897-11-18

We find the inmates well clothed and cen.
tented and everything Ii we'll taken care Of.
Find herewith the books aud itanized bills.
All u which il respectfully submitted.
SAMUEL SwISEmART,
OLE STEEknIAND,
JOsEPHUs BAILEY.
Supts. Of Poor.