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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1897-12-09

COUNTY Nt Fierce
I.GF WieSemann, 10 hereby SOiemIy
swear that the above stat ement Is correct and
true. g.. f. WIEsEMANN,
County Treasurer.
Subscribed aud sworn % before me this 9th
dan OF November, ls97.
J. b. JENsON,
County Clerk.
On mott on the foregoing report and
accompanying resolution was accept
eli ami adopted.
The County Treasurer annual re-
port was accepted and adopted
The committed appointed on cleo
tric lights reported by bringing before
the Board Mr.. Dickey. the manager
of the Ellsworth Electric Light Co.
who explained To the Board the cost
of the same, stating that a meteor
could be put in the office building that
would register the amount of light
used and others matters of expense.
1t was moved a-II seconded that the
lighting of County office bnilding and
Court HOus by electric lights at the
prices given to the Board by MIR.
DicKey, the manager of the electric
light company. be adopted. Carried.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1897-12-09
d. j. DILL, Chairman.
j. b. JENSON, County Clerk.
STATE OF WISCONSIN,


COUNTY or PIERCE, hereby certify
that the foregoing is a copy Of the proceed
ings Of the County Board of Supervisors of said
county at their annual session tor the year 1897
That have compared-the same with the original
now of record 10 nay Office, that it is true tran
script therefrom and of the whole thereof
Dated at Ellsworth this 18th day OF Nov 1897.
JENSON, County clerk
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On motion accepted and adopted.
The following was offered:

| ht iOiiO"iiiS W ho bllClCu.
Resolved, BY the County Board of Pierce County
that tax sale cert tcate No l4g of the sale 1898
towering parcel OF land in the swl4 Of nell, Sec
IN. T. u, IS be cancelled aud the amount there
lof charged back 10 the town OF Trenton, the same
being double taxation.
On motion accepted and adopted.
On motion the court certificates,
county orders, poor orders, soldiers
relief orders, tax certificates cancelled
and receipts for money paid over to
Purchasing Agent, receipts for money
advanced to the sheriff, vouchers for
bounty paid on scalps, cancelled
checks issued by Purchasing Agent.
notes paid TO the bank, receipts from
County Clerk for certificates of sale of
1887, receipts for salary of clerk of
County Judge, cancelled bills from
| Poor Agents, receipts for money paid
for recording marriages, births and
deaths, telephone vouchers and re-
lceipts, mileage paid for election re-
turns and returns of town treasurers
were destroyed in presence of the
whole Board by burning.
Resolved, BY the Board OF Supervisors of the
County Of Pierce that there be and is hereby lev.
led upon the taxable property in Pierce County for
the 1897 state school tax and for support
lof insane amounting to seventeen thousand six
cents 81 e3), county school tax amounting 70
uiue thousand eight hundred eleven dollars forty
mine cents tS9.sll 49, county tax of twenty tve
Thousand eight hundred ninety dollars 1925 OO)
bridge tax of four hundred fifty dollars (Sl5O 0O)
according to law.
Unanimusly adopted by calling Of
iayes and nays.
The chairman appointed Sup's Ru-
Idolf, Campbell and Johnson special
committee TO act upon the application
lof altering state road in towns of Sa-
lem and Union.
The following resolution was accept
led and adopted:
Resolved. That the Chairman aud Coanty Clerk he
authorized aud instructed to issue orders on the
County Treasurer for all claims allowed by this
Board aud for the per diem aud mileage of its men,
bers according 10 law, and that the County Treasur-
Ter be instructed TO pay TO the town of
lFrmbelle and Hartland the amounts appropriated
Ito such towns for highway and bridge purposes
when the taxes Of 1897 have been collected accord
ling to law.
The Supt. of Poor House read his
report, which was accepted and order
ed filed
The minutes were now read and APP
proved and on motion the Board adj
jOurned sine die
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1897-12-09
tOFFICIAL.
PROCEEDINGS OF COUNTY BOARD
OF SUPERVISORS, PIERCE
COUNTY.
ANNUAL SESSION, 1897.
lCONTINUED From LAST WEEK

CONTINUED FROM LAST WEEK.
The cuailmdu appointed sap New
comb anu Anderson as a committee
ga OIncIdl buuus 80 act with hr chair
udu % Tins BOARD la the approval of
such bombs
On motion Uf sup Anderson the
chairman appoint ii sup : severance
MuTsr st.s.. ...l,.rG,Ou as CuimInI O er.
To cUnIrl : -th th- manager al the
Electric Light Company Of Ellsworth
4, 10 rates with a view OF placing
electric lights 10 Tie county offices
The chairman appointed sup ; spin
ney amt Stirratt To act with the town
board Of TIimn-Iir ia letting. inspect
lng and acc, ptIng the bridge 10 be
built m said town wher, the county Is
paw one half 81 such builtiug and COLI
structiou
The following from tire Auditing
Committee wa- read intending Schrd
ule of a-cuuals - part OF the sane.
To TIM Hon. Beard uf Supervisors Of
Pierce county:
Your admitting committe beg leave
10 report and submit the following
schedule 81 accounts against the
county which w. have audited. We
recon m.ud tuat the claims therein
mentioned and >et forth. BE- allowed
ug our honorable budy a marked al
lowed Jy IA in The below schedule.
which i made part Il this report.
Dated this 18th day Of November.
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The committee on Equalization now
made its report

TABULAR STATEMENT
Of the Equalization - adopted By he County
Board % Supervisors OF Pierce County tor the
year lS97
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County Treasurer's Report.

To the Board Of SUPERVISORS OF
Pierce County Wisconsin:
/. G. f Wiesemann. Treasurer Of
said County. would respectfully sub
nit the following report of the TN
auces OF said county for the fiscal
year ending Novem Der ., 1897.
pEFETprS
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III y. BAsCoM.
a. +. ELIE>NEP. . Committee
". L GILMAN.

- tEltt Ii bI BILLS
Ft.d vftA county isrk since anlut. session
% Count. Es4ri N"F Ike
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-23

Mu8 i9 bin i'm 8eiiB S6res fpett6en Ro64
bubes unb frene mid befen febr, benin es
bat mir 19on 10 manbe quite OienIte qetbdn,
baber fam id) es jeber 9ausfrau Bel tens
empfe6len. Sd tpiini9te, 6aB i9 bas &o9s
bu9 einige Sabre friiber gebabt bate, benin
i4 tam als cine Ndberin in ben 6aus5tanb.
alfo fe9r unerfabren; aber Die CUTE 6reunbin
fe6lte bier, um mid 5ureGt gu peiIen.
5tabt unb 2eute tpuren mir fremb. Sdtte
i9 bamals Srau @rica's 8u9 our @tnbe
gebabt, 10 bate i9 mun9en Seuf5er, man6e
Gorge abtpenben t0nnen. 9enn ba 1T ia
a1es 10 Oeutli9 bon Anfang Bis gum Gnoe
be3@rieben, baB aud bic unerfa6renite iunae
Srau nit 9ilfe bieies 8u9es i'm Stdn6e
1T, einen 1parfamen Drbentli9en 6ausitunb
gu fi6ren. Man tann ben einfd9ften Sis@
fpie AUDI bas feinfte 9oh3eitsmabl barndh
aubereiten, unb au9 betm @inmd9en 1T bas
Iie6e 8u9 mir cine groBe 6ilfe. Sine ieoe
beutI9e Sausfruu foGte barna9 ftreben, in
ben 8efiB zines iol9en tpert6oolen 8udes
gu e~eldngen.
Srdu Moreenthaler.
Soplin, &c.. %, Sttpber 1884.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-23

getporben. Cine tpirfli9e 8eferung pflegt
nibt nit elmer 8reisfteigerung au beginner,
folange Die probucirenben &rGfte ni9t bon
8ef9Gftigtng gefunben, mas biesmal ni9t
Der San 1T. Ser Mntauf bon 1000 8ollen
ouitralif9er Mple feitens zines 8oftoner
9aufes, unb BON 100000 Sonnen &obeiien
Our9 einen Maaz9 traBenzS peculanten ftnb
Der ein5ige 8epeis bafir, baB Die tpabre
Sahlage bon etnigen fl~arblidenben 2elten
peritanben tpirb. @n5ei9en BON almdb@
li9sr notwithstanding in alien pi4tigen
Srdn9en iinb aber ii9tbar; rs fino tpeitere
Werfe in getrie6 gefebt, mebr MrbeitsfrGfte
beH9Gftigt tporben, unb pGbrenb Ipecnlatioe
@rceiie aus 8lug6ettsgriinben unter6leiben,
gebt Der Sortf6ritt gum 8eIeren itetig Dor.
NuS ben Derf9teberd ten Srten tpirb allgez
r%nei1er Sortihritt bsribtet, fotpie fortgefeBt
f~tarter Nbfdb bur9 @ermittlung bes &letnz
banbels. So9 1T Die Sa9lage tldrer in Der
inbutrielen 8ran9e, als i'm eigentli9en
Is,anbel. G,ntcdrts, berpn &~dsfn6rung
100000 SJ1aen @iipne.5 erTrrpern nirb,
limb beretts abgef3loffen tporben; 100000
Sonnen birften pGbrenb Der nGbiten bierz
aebn Sage gebrdu9t tperben, tpietpo6l bic i'm
8oriubre 9emu6ten @ontracte erft bor ca.
5pei Monaten abliefern.
Sum eriten Male felt bielen Mondten tat
bic Ra6frdge fit &attun bic @o9enproDufz
tin. iiberfiegen; Der preis lit UNI cine Sbee
9~eitiegen; au9 anbereS orten BON 8aumpoIz
toffen iinO in ettpas beiferer Na9frage. Der
4bfab bon WD1entpuaren 1T algemeiner, dls
erpartet nurbe; Observation-Disclosures farfen
Elm unb BADEN es, ba Die Gaiion bereits Iebr
Dorgeriidt 1T, eilig barnit.
Nuf benz 8robuetenmartt nGbert fi1 bds
@ef9dftsia6r benz Nbi9luife nit etpas + itez
rem Preilen fir Mais, tpel9e bur9 ftarfe
NnfGufe 1eitens beg Nuslanbes beranlaBt
t%perben; aud gaumtpoGe tit etpas feiter, od
ebenfals Before Na9frage BON dustpdrts be-
ftebt, obipo6l bic 8ert9te iiber bic grnteausz
Ii3ten sintiger lauten. ..L
Banferotte.
8anferotte purben pG6renb biefer Wo9e
in ben Ser. Staaten 1913 gemelbet, gegen PIG
in berielben Nobe bes @oriabres; in Ga
naba 36 gegen %.
Die nbea Woobentpdre So. in ct. 2ouis,
beren 2dger gum 4. Male in ebsnfo pielen
Sabren aus6rannte, bat ne8erm0gensiiberz
~trugung an u. Walborn Neotfe au @nrite
Der @ldubiger oo1aoeen. Na9 MoiIe's Grz
tfdrungen betraeen Die @erbinbfi9feiten
$4,000, bic 8e1tdrbe ober $4,000.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-23
Cur @eaAtts.ta.

Beim GinI9iden neller Announcements unb
Bel @rneuerung alter lit es bpn 9r0Bter @i6=
tigteit, baB Humen unb Ort bes @inIenbers
eenau d1gegeben perben. @ieIe berge1=
fen BEL Der Srtsungabe @ountn uno Staat
su nenren unb ba es in ben Ser. @taaten
5unberte bon Sruntlin, Columbus, @ufbz
ingtpn, Repbnrg Ii. I. N. 9ibt, fam oft erii
na4 tpo4enldngem SUDDEN Der Nums in
u%nferer @bpnnentenGite aufgefunben per=
ben.
Btr erfu9en oGGe unfers 2efer I'm
gerudii9tigung pbiger 3eiGen.
Suinois GtdatsS 3ettung SO,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-23
Dir 0~rThpnftaInnf.

81. 8. Dun C 60. fugen in i9rer
@p9eniiberfidt iiber bic @ef9dftsz
lage i'm 2anbe: Ser uneinitige gtn@
FLUFF, tpel6en taltes unb fonit ni6t Der Sab
res3eit entIprs6enbes Wetter ausgeiibt, lit
fpieber Der 6punben. DAP bag @ef@dft i'm
@iberIprub nit bemfelben 6ortl3ritte ge>
ma@t, mar T6on bor elmer @obe li9tbar
unb 1T 1eitbem iiberaI nod auseni4etnIi@er
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-23

Dor ungefa6r spei Sabren babe i8 mir
has Ro9bu9 bon Srau Griea an9el9arft.
sd babe Ieit6er fleiBigen 9ebran4 baOon
eemodt unb fam ni9t um5in, S6nen mit=
Sutbeilen, bab es uniibertreffli4, ia unter
9oren mir befannten &o4bii4ern, Die i4 nod
oepriift babe, bas alIerbsite tit. pie BARN
onaeqebenen &e5epte iino ausge5et9net, uno
babe ih es f9on alien metnen Sreunotnren
auf's tpdtrmffe empfo6len. SD peros ME
pieber obne bt.s ni4t genug gu i9dsenos
&o9bu4 fein.
glmburft, ST., 10. Sttobsr 1894.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-23

Sd babe bus bsutI6samerifanif6e aO9s
bud ie6r f1eiBig sebrau9t, uno es bat ftb
gut bepdbrt. Na9 meiner 4nit9t 1T IS oas
bette in Der Welt, es lit Elm gutter 9aus5dlter.
ginlieaenb finben sic ben getrug fir elm
atpeites beutf9zameritanif4ts &o9bu9 bon
Frau grica, mel9es Sic mir dlsbalo 5uz
{9iden molten.
gepff Wpr6 cSnnd.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-23
8ennindtpn. Nebr.

0os ao@bu9 BON Sruu @rico babe i'd
nun iiber 2 Sabre, unb es bat mir pdbrsro
biefer 53eit man9en treuen Sienit geletitet'
@otpeit id es erprobt babe, muB t9 iagen,
bar es alien biligen Nnforberungen. bic man
an elm 1pl@es 8u9 ftelen tann, poatommen
entIpri6t. Sd mO9te bafelbs 1'At ent'
g6rifine Mertet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-23

5ruu Gricu's &O9bud sefdGt mir 10 febr,
baB id Iieber in sefIiften S9uben eebsn
mO9te, als bafelbe entbebren. Qnen lieben
6ausfruuen tann t9 es e~mpfeblen; benn es
paBt fir ieoe, tie mag Diele ober tpenige Qns
Iprii9e MAIDEN.
Sruu ST.. s. 8raIs.
Crete. ST., Is. Sttober 1894.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-23
Bdnferotte
alnslnh#fnur
6ebGuoe eineefarat.

Mm MfDntdg Mbenh um z ll6r tpltrbe bic
Stabt Watertotpn, Siib 0afotd, bur9 einen
General 6eueralarm unb cine fur9tbare, BON
etnem 8naa begleitete Grf9iitterung in Nufz
regung berfebt. Die 6~euerpebr elite i9neG
ouf Die ungliidatdtte an Der Safitrabe, mo
bas Mh106planbz9ebdub eingetiir5t mar.
@s mar Elm groBes 5%peitOdiges 8adIteinge=
bdube, in tpeldem 8erg C Olfen eine @irtbz
f9aft betrieben uno 3immer bermistbeten.
N1s bas @ebdube einitir5te, mar bic Wtrtb@
59aft bon MenI9en, BON benen btele bonn
2arbe bereingetommen tpdren, INN &ingling
Bros Circus gu beiu9en. Sbre Nanen
~fonnten Bis iebt nibt in @rfabrung gebra9t
tperben. 0ds 9ebGube ltegt in Srimmern.
Inter ben at S9aben Gefommenen befinben
fi9 9aOib 8ul Grippe gebro4en), g. DC
0opeG lam 4Opfe berlebD, .. SO. 8rableD
(S9nittpunben am &ppfe unb am 3iiden
berlsbD, 9ermann Sed (am 8iiden berz
leBD, Srau Nuitin (G9nitttprnben am Rppf
unb an ben @9ultern). 9abe @alerbouie
tpirb iterben. pbilipp patterfon mar tobt,
ais er gefunoen purbe.
lleberfahren.
Sn Der NGbe bon Mdnsfielb, 81. finb Mlb.
@idmilIer, 2puis @idmiIer, G6arles 5oile
unb George Stein6elber bon einem Sdnsqs
5uge Der @rie=8abn ii6erfabren lporben.
2ouis @idmiGer blieb auf Der 9te1e tobt
unb bic anberen brei perIonen tperben ibren
@erleBungen erliegen. Or rnfaI ipur Elm
eigentbiimli9er; bic iuaqen 9eute ip~arteten
auf bic Nntunft zines @iitcr3uges, tpeil fe
ben p~afagier3ug berpaBt batten. Sic fata
ten It9 in Der NG6e bes Seleiles nieoerqeleat
unb tparen i'm S9laf auf oas 9eteile gez
ro1t.
Mittpo9Nbenb pnrbe tn2ogansport, Snb.,
cine 8ntf9e, in Der ii9 4 9amen b%efanben,
BON benz psnnfblbaniaz3uge iberfabrea.
SRI. 0aiib &apmono bon @dlparai1o purbs
g%etObtet, SRI, Gillian Moore bon Ga SuDette
tpurOe t0otli9 berlebt urb unb SRI. s. 2amz
BERT iotpie Sri. Stella Softer trl1gen ernftz
li3e 8erlebungen babon. Die MGD6en bots
ten einem Bic geic b~eigetppbnt. 8eibe pfetbe
tpurben getDbtet unb bic &uti9e 200 Sub
tpeit gei4leift.
DeruneIiidte 5ofseitseGfe.
Sinfnno5pan5ig .perionen, tpeI6e fi6 gu
Der 8ederzWiie'i4e 9o93et als @dfte in
Sipur Gitp eingsfunben batten, erlittenMittz
mod bur9 bas umperfen elmer SaGbz6o=
&utI4e, in pelher tie cine Gunbfa6rt 0urd
Die @tabt ma9ten, 8~ersbungen.
Solgenoe Peripnen trugen bic T6p.rffen
8erlebungen babon: SRI. 9eGmann aus
Cincinnati; SRI. Carrie Gismann aus Siour
@itp; q. s. @4ulein aus G6icagu unb sri.
Minnie 2ebD aus Siour GitD. Die iibrioen
Mitglieoer Der @e1eaf9aft tatnen nit GERM
geren 8ef9dbisungen bapon.
Grplofion.
Sn einem @ebdube Der 6aadrh Bomber
So. in 6%a3arbbiQe, Ont, erplobirte 9~sreitau
Nd9mittag 100 ltbr cine QuuntitGt Dull
! (Gprtlesung auf Der 2. Seite.)
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-23
san Greet. mig.. %. oft. 1894.

VuH WIEEI, 2DIs., %. Oh. I6SF. )
Dds &O9bu9 BON Srau erica babe i9
iebt ettpas iiber 5pei Sabre i'm @e6ruu9. gs
lit bas bette &O9bu9 fir 9eutf9amerifaner,
bas i'd bisber tennen lernte. 9aber tdnH
i'd es NIT gutem @eipi1en empfeblen.
Gruu 9. go. 8pmbof.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-23

fdumise 3dbler glei9aeitis an ibrs gsr'
pfli9tung erinnern.
8rtefe uno SeIber obrefire man
ILLINOIS STAATSZEITUNG co.
CHICAGO,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-23

ssrou @rico's Ro9bu8 tann i9 muir emz
pfeblsn, finbe baiiel6e fir Die ameritant13e
Giite portreffli9. S9m. &dtbartne.
8ittsburg6, pa., Ia. NoO. 1894
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-23
rs GENTS
portofrei bon unS be5ieben
dlinois Stats 8eiung Go,
Chicago, gu.

Nadfebenb per07entliden mir eini9e bon 0en 5abfreiden Ins
erfennunes16reiben, in benen beutl6=anertfantl9e 6ouSfrauen ibrer
gnTbt uber ben @ertb biele8 8ud5es ausbruf sebet
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-23
DeruneIidte 5obaeitseGfe.
Grplofou.

Sn einem Gebdube Der 9a3arh popber
So. in 6~aaarbbile, Ont, erplobirte ~freitao
Na9mittag 100 ltbr cine 0uuntitGt Dull
lfprtiekuna auf Der 2. Seitel
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-06-23
Senot.

Grncnnnn9en.
Ser 9rdiioent f@idte lebte Wo9e folgenbe
@rnennlngen an ben Senat:
Stepurt 8. Moobfprb bon Seen
9ort, SeIanoter in Spunien.
Sulius @olbi 3mibt bon Wis.
cDnfin, 9enerulcon1ul in Berlin.
Srant $. Morris bon S6io, Nubi=
tor fir bas Slottenbepartement.
Sobn sc. PurDear, 3oQnufIeber fin
ben 9afen paOucab, &b.
SEPT 80. MtG1cuts bon MinneIota
3oaeinne6mer fir ben 8eairt DULUTH, Minn
6oDarb SO. &ut9tn bpn galifor.
MEN, &gent Der 2u6sfii6ereien bon 4lastu
Sas. 6. 8patman bon Galifornien
6Ilfs : &gent Der 2a4sfii4ereien bot
4lasfa.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-09-14
NEW ADVERr rIsEMENYs YO-DaY

Attention--John D. Healy. Autumn Silks-The Chas, Monson Co. A Ten Strike-C. E. Longley X Co. Colonial Patterns-C J. Monson, Jr., & Go Ely's Cream Balm-At Druggists For Rent-Store-Charles H. Webb, Furniture-Malley, Nicely x Go. For Rent-Rooms-415 George Street. Loaf Cake-Gilbert x Thompson. Lamp Globes-Robinson X Go. Mountain Peaks--F. NJ. Brown S Co., Medicine Cabinets-The Chamberlain Go. Notice-Dissolution-A Foote X Co., Pearlo-dento-At Druggists Peaches, Pears-E. E. Nichols School of Music-7S1 Chanel Street Twin Saints--Hyperion Theater Wednesday Special-Public Market. Wanted-Situation-17 Alton Street. Manted-Situation-625 Grand Avenue Manted-Situaton-7 Factory Street Manted-Situation-25 Hamilton Street. Wanted-W ashing-94 Broad Street Wanted-Situation-22 Columbus Avenue Wanted-Situation-20 Willow Street Wanted-Situation- Stevens Street, Wanted-Situations-7 Putnam Street. Wanted-Position- Frank Street Wanted-Situation-7 Carlisle Street Wanted-Situation-1 Frank Street. Wanted-Situation-17 George Street. Manted-Position-G Courier Office. Wanted-Situation-4 Orchard Street. Wanted-Young Man-C. M., This Office. Wanted-Girl-6S Whalley Avenue. Wanted-Laundress-S Chapel Street. Wanted-Situations- Chapel Street Wanted-Room-Fores This Office.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-09-14
NEW HAVEN'S DIRTY STREETS.
Public Health Endangered-A Bad Pre-
 diCument.

dlCnment.
 Concerning the present condition of the city's streets, local physician yes- terday expressed himself as follows:
 "The. condition of New HaVen's streets to-day is nauseating and threat ening to the public health. l venture to say that if hot weather continues few more days there is danger of an epidemic here. The danger is by no means past. A nightly frost would not keep down the germs that are gathering every hour in this damp weather in the heaps of filth, the puddles of slime and rottenness that are now of weeks &C., emulation. Think of it! A city of 10000 supposedly enlightened creat- ures, university center, boasting of its culture and it's refinement-one of national importance, with unquestioned credit. vertically rotting at our feet, Jock ed hand and foot because this board or that committee is not authorized, or some sinking fund cannot be t1oated
 "A quarantine will next be in order and then perhaps a petition to the na- tion will bring in Sunday school col lections and missionary offerings to clean the strets for us. Some time ago 1 the suffering masses in China. Now it is reversed; China is all around us; we are getting a good taste of Chinese government and filthy streets.
 But" say they, who is to blame?" Blame won't kill microbes or fumisate Orange street. We need action, and that at once. Borrowing money is pre- ferable to burying citizens, and the sav- | s,,rr l>n tnn fr1nI To furnish the city the one to save to it the others.
 Imagine western city of this size getting in such a putrescent state! And if it were, do you think that now it would discuss sinking funds and al- dermen when the need is for crema- tories and chloride of lime?
 'I was surprised yesterday to see one hundred yards of asphalt on Orange street clearly visible. It's the first that has come to the surface for some weeks and it was sickly looking. The mer- chants and residents there have begun to act. They had already paid for the work, to be sure, but 1t is better to pay twice than to be driven out of town by the stench, they think. If everyone would think so the city's quandary would be solved. Perhaps that's what the powers are waiting for.
 An organized street cleaning parade would be a good thing.
 'The throngs of strangers that are attracted here may leave money, but if they take away an opinion of this city as noisome as its average gutter and spread it as broadcast as the swarms of bacilli that are surging from our road holes, the fathers may learn that in the long run the city has lost by l the deal, :,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-09-14
FIRST ANNIVERSARY

Of the Mt. Carmel Children's Home
 The first anniversary of the dedica- tion of the Mt Carmel Children's home will be celebrated at the home in Mt Carmel next Tuesday.
 The exercises, consisting of short addresses by visiting friends and mem bers of the association, will begin at 3 D. m., and an opportunity will be of fered for becoming familiar with the home and it's work.
 Cars leave New Haven green at 12: 24 D. m. and every thirty-siX minutes thereafter. Stages will meet each car at Centerville from 1 o'clock through the afternoon, carrying passengers to the home for ten cents. All interested in the welfare of children and youth are cordially invited to be present
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-09-14
ELEVEN CENTS FOR INJURIES.

Newsboy Offered That Sum By Driver
 Whose Horse Knocked the Lad
 Down.
 A horse driven by an inexperienced driver took fright at Branford Point yesterday afternoon when the Second Regiment band was marching up at the head of the Grays from the landing to the hotel The animal became un- manageable, knocking down newsboy, and the wheels of the carriage passed over the lads back. He was, however, able to get up though quite lame and bruised. The driver had the magma ninlity to give the boy eleven cents damages. A lady in the carriage indig- nantly said that was not enough and accordingly emptied the contents of her purse into the boys hands
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-09-14
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.
The Old Story, Didn't Know It Was
 Loaded

The Old Story, Didn't Know It Was
 Loaded.
 Torrington, Conn.,, Sept. 13.-Walter Scoville, employed at the factory of the Hendey Machine company, narrowly escaped being the victim of didn't know it was loaded" revolver in the hands of fellow workman this after noon. Shortly before the men were get ting through for the day Peter Fox picked up revolver from the tool chest of Arthur Mckenzie, who worked adjacent, and aiming it at Scoville, told him to throw up his hands. Scoville did so with alacrity, and received a bullet in his wrist.
 After the accident there was the usual explanation from Fox.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-09-14
DEATH OF WILLIAM ARNOLD.

William Arnold, who for several years has been in the bakery and confec- tionery business on Chapel street. near Wooster Green, died last evening at 6:30 o'clock at his home, u2 Olive street He had won host of friends in this city by his warm and kindly geniality and uprightness. Previous to coming to this city he was in business in Md dletown. MT. Arnold had for two months or more been very sick with a stomach affection. The deceased leaves a widow. Interment will probably be in Evergreen cemetery Funeral to- morrow at 2:30 p. m.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-09-14
CHARGED WITH THEFT

Michael J. Doran was arrested yes terday afternoon by Detective McGrath for theft from the New Haven Window Shade company. The theft occurred on July 2S, and the articles stolen were a cloak valued at $6 and lamp valued at s10. The case will be tried in the city court this morning.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-09-14
ARMY AND NAVY CLUB,
The Funeral of Late Judge Augustus H.
 Fenn.
New Haven, Sept. 13, 1897.

New Haven, Sept. B, 1897 It is with sincere regret that I have to announce the death of our beloved president, Colonel Augustus Hall Fem. The funeral will be held at the Sec ond Congregational church, Winsted Tuesday, September If, at D. m. Mem- bers are earnestly requested to attend assembling at the Winsted house at 1:30 D. m. SIMEON J. FOX, Vice President of the Army and Navy Club of Connecticut.