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Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-03-10
Wednesday.

Wednesday. ~.
NJ. Eppinger has gone to st. Paul for
a business trip.
w. w. Tousley returned this morn
ing from a trip to Tower City.
Train No. 1 was run in two sections
this morning, the first of them about
four hours late.
Attorney John w. Maher Of Devils
Lake is in the city attending the ses-
sion Of the U. 8. court.
State Examiner Langlie returned on
the delayed train today from a trip
through the eastern part Of the state.
G. J. Fiield, of the Fifeld Lumber
Co., is at Mud Springs, Indiana, where
he Is undergoing treatment for rheum-
atism.
The following house bills were ap-
proved and fieled with the secretary of
state: Nos. 1S9, 2O9, ia, 1O4, 81, 127,
and PA. -
Col. Frank Plummer, the ebony
guardian Of the archives of the U. s.
court, is in the city and will remain
uuTluS Tue Ccrm. "
G. S. Grain, one of the government
revenue agents, is in the city from st.
Paul, interested in business before the
United States court.
Manager Anderson of the Braddock
bank is in the city today and Cashier
Pye is taking his place at Braddock
for a day or SO.
Senator Laidlaw was taken i'll with
grippe at Fargo On his way home from
Bismarck and was confined to his room
at .Ae hotel for several days.
City Marshal Hill of Mandan was
knocked down by a runaway team in
that city this morning. The team was
frightened by the passenger train and
Hill attempted to stop them. Hill was
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Tuesday.

Ed Hughes is spending a few days
in Fargo.
Mrs. R. L. Best is visiting friends in
jamestown.
Mrs. A. D. Lucas left on yesterdays
train for Wahpeton,- called there by
Mrs. G. NJ. Snyder and Mrs. r. E.
Pollard are stopping at Mrs. Mar
shalrs on Fourth street. They will
open a millinery in the Whalen build
ing next week.
Sheriff Wilson of Cass county has
brought three prisoners to the peniten-
tiary, Joe King for five years and Fred
Landers and William O'Gara for a year
and a half each.
A new telephone exchange will be
installed in Bismarck this q and
it is expected the long distance system
will also be extended to the capital
city and Mandan.
; Judge II. D. Fruit Of Lakota is in the
city. The judge is n Of the well
known republicans of Nelson county,
who does not feel aggrieved over the
defeat Of Congressman Johnson
Adjutant General Miller: The near.
est relative Of Ewing, the man reported
as having died from disease at Manila,
as appears on the rolls in my Office, is
Agnes Harding, of Paterson, N. J.
The funeral of Louisa Peterson took
place yesterday from her home in the
country, nine miles from this city
Many friends and relatives were pres
ent. Her life of almost twelve years
was bright and attractive in school
and home. The body was inferred in
the Roman Catholic cemetery. Rev
A. Durrie had charge of the services
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-03-10
THE connlssloNERs
Proceedings of the Board of Coun-
ty Commissioners on nar. 4.

Bismarck, March /, 1899.
Board met pursuant TO adjournment.
Present: Commissioners WEIGH,
and johnson.
On motion Commissioner WEIGH was
elected chairman pro TEN.
On account Of the structures on lots
1 and 2, block q, o. P, having been
destroyed by fire, on motion the same
was reduced 25 per cent.
On motion the personal property Of
Michael Hess was reduced sos.
On motion the treasurer was in.
structed to receipt in full to Ole Oleson
for his personal tax for the years 1889,
1890 and 1896 for the sum Of $3.50.
On motion the treasurer was in
structed to receipt in full to Vim. Aux
Ter for his personal tax for the years
1896 for the sum of 50. SO.
On motion the treasurer WIS in
structed to receipt in full to John
Erickson for his personal tax for the
years 1889, 1892 and 1898 For the sum
of IS. Sc.
On motion the following bills were
allowed:
Clara NJ. Frodeen, keeping needy
poor .......... ......... $40. 90
Mrs. @. Anderson, keeping needy
poor ....... ............ -. 1000
+. r.. MOrehOuse, insurance on.
court u H.12
II. L. Nicholson, merchandise
needy poor go. ...... ..... 1925
Gull River Lumber Co. coal court
Robert Weber, coal court house 18. i6
On motion the board adjourned un-
til 10 o'clock a. M, March 2, 1899.
March 2, 1899.
Board, met pursuant to adjournment.
Present: Commissioners WEIGH,
Harris and johnson.
the board that the assessment Of
structures on the W % Of lots Z to IL,
block 1O8, o. p, Is excessive, on mo.
ton the same was reduced to 500.
On motion the following bills were
allowed:
Robert Weber, coal court house$12 AZ
J. D. Mcdonald, repairing offices 800
I. B. Healy, mdse needy poor =. sos
Lamborn hospital, nursing needy
poor .......... $3.50. -. $3.50
W. 8. M0OrhOuse, express charges
on 800
Oscar w. Ecklund, coal court
house 1900. 80. $500. !. s.2a
Louis Larson, juror ............ 2.1O
Louis Larson, juror ........... 2.1O
VIM. Brown, coal court house.. %. Al
John f. Fort, insane case ...... ass
Chas. A. Ballard, insane case :. 500
On motion the board adjourned un.
til 2 O'clock p. m.
W. S. MOORHOUsE,
County Auditor.
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Contemplate, MoN.ll,. Remov.l.

Topeka, Kan, March Ex-Governor
Stanley contemplates the removal OF
Webb McNall, superintendent of in.
surance, by an investigation conducted
by a legislative committee, after the
legislature adjourns. Nothing will be
done in this direction, until the legisla.
ture is out Of the way. McNall has
been confirmed by the senate and his
term of Office extends until July !.
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Help at Hand.
large majority and will be approved b,
the governor.
WAITING FOR DENNY.
Philippine Commission Can Do Nothing
Until His Arrival.

Philippine Commission Can DO Nothing
Until His Arrival.
MANILA, March 8.-The civil mem.
bers of the United States Philippine
commission, who arrived here on Satur.
day afternoon from Hong Kong on the
United States cruiser Baltimore, have
landed and are now installed in quar-
tiers especially provided for them on the
Malate water front. While awaiting
the arrival of Colonel Charles DENLY,
former United States minister to China,
the other civil member Of the commits.
sion, they will devote their time to
sightseeing and getting familiar with
local conditions. Until Colonel DENLY
arrives the commission will be incom.
plete and can do nothing officially.
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Heavy Loss by Firs.

WEST POINT, Miss, March 8.-Nearly
$4,000 worth of property was de.
stroyed by fire here during the day.
The Mary Holmes college, an industrial
school for colored girls, burned in the
morning and in the afternoon the cotton
press, shed, etc., together with a large
amount of cotton was destroyed.
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CITY AND COUNTY.
Friday.

Fine line of gents shoes Just received
at E. E. Norris.
Erred J. Farrow of Cavalier was in the
city yesterday. /.
G. E. Nichols of Fargo was a visitor
in the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Clarke of Steele
were visiting with Bismarck friends yes
terday.
J.H. Mclaughlin of Fort Yates passed
through the city yesterday on his way to
the twin cities.
d. H. Mcmillan was in the city yes
terday on business and incidentally
greeting old-time friends.
The steamboats, are being overhauled
and put in shape for the opening of
navigation on the Big Muddy.
l. 1saacs, who is at present an in
mate of st. Alexius hospital, is improv-
ing and his recovery is now assured.
Mrs. Smith, Bartlett, Pelcher, Clark
and ~Bingenhcimcr drove over from Man
dan yesterday morning to visit the legis-
1ature.
John Yegen, the genial grocer is the
proud father of a handsome baby boy
which arrived at his home Wednesday
morning.
Commissioner Barrett's display at the
capitol attracts considerable attention
and many are the compliments paid his
handsome collection of curios.
The Misses Edie Cressinger and
Anna Mcdonald of Mandan were visitors
in the city yesterday ard in the after
noon were sightseeing at the capitol.
The crowd of visitors at the capitol
yesterday was unusually large. Quite a
delegation of Mandan people we're in the
city to take in the sessions at the CAPT
toll.
Miss Call gave a smoke social Wednes-
day evening to the visiting gentlemen in
the city. Seventeen were present and
all passed a pleasant evening as Miss
Calls guests.
Henry Holton, county superintendent
of schools of Mclean county, was down
from Washburn yesterday renewing old
acquaintance. He was accompanied by
his brother Matthew.
Local contractors report that a large
amount of building will be done in Bis
marck this spring. Several parties will
erect new residences and several hand
some new business blocks are also being
talked of.
Mrs. Tschida of Mandan was brought
to st. Alexius yesterday to undergo
treatment. She has been sick for some
time and it was finally decided to place
her in the hospital where she win have
the best of care.
Mrs. Trusty, who was put off an N.
p. train here has finally reached her
destination, Medora. A subscription was
raised by some Of her friends in this
city and the necessary funds to send her
on were raised in this way.
A large amount of coal has been con
sumed at the capitol this winter. 1t has
all been purchased from farmers living
neal Bismarck and the employees at the
capitol say it is a very satisfactory arti-
Gle of fuel. A large amount of money
has been expended for this, all of which
has been paid directly to farmers who
have always found a ready market for
their coal at the capitol.
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ten Cod
Easily?

Are you frequently hoarse7
Dc you have that annoying
tickling in your throat? Would
you feel relieved If you could
raise something's Does your
cough annoy you at night, and
do you raise more mucous In
the morning?
Then you should always keep
on hand a bottle of /,
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1@odJ!S uedabMlM

Hoods Pills cure liver ills; the nonlrritatng and
ep1y cathaTtic to take With Hoods SaTSap0TIla
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-03-10
SESSION,

Board met pursuant to adjournment,
Present: Commissioners Wefch,
Harris and johnson.
On motion the assessment Of 1866
head Ofcattle assessed to e. G.. Patter-
son in the Third commissioner district
was stricken from the tax roll as it
was clearly shown that the said E.. G.
Patterson did not own any cattle In
that district.
On motion the following bills were
allowed:
Boston clothing store, mdse
mccoy poor $3.50
Fred Strauss, repairing clock. $50
Estate John HarcOurt, attend
ance needy poor ............ so. 90
5. NJ. Pye, insurance court house 271 20
+. u. kendr1ck, artificial leg %. 100 90
First National Bank, rent county
offices January, 1899 5000. 40. 90
First National Bank, rent county
Offices February, 1899 5000. 40. 90
Die Anderson, coal court house 1.55
u. 5. Allen, services insane case 200,
Axel HeadstrOm, coal court
mousse ...... ...... ....... 1858
John Harold, services county
surveyor ..... ... -. $50
John Nordstrom, coal court ~
Lamborn hospital, : keeping 'e'
Lambcrn hospital keeping ''0
needy poor ............ %. 90
H; P. Bogue, board and guard
ing prisoners ............ 2s7.25
r. T.. Moorhouse, witness -. ITO
Ohm Engstrom. coroner's jury 3.30,
Minnie Sundquist, witness -. 40
On motion the board adjourned un-
I'll tn nJ01n0G> n ~ Hn-zr A1oo #-
w. s.. MOORHOUSE,
County Auditor.
March 8, 1890.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present: Commissioners WEIGH,
Harris and johnson.
On motion the follawing bills were
allowed:
Webb Bros, furniture county
.oluSeS ..::.... $500. $3.50. 510. 62
Amos Robidou. fuel and rent /,
neeuy pvor ..... ....:.. 30
Amos Robidou, fuel and rent
needy poor ...... .. 8.25
=. =: Little, coal court house. 10. O8
Austin Logan, mdse needy
poor ..:". .:5..:.. $500. Z 34.43
Austin Logan, mdse needy
...... ...... ....... 5,75
-. u. Faunce, repairing Jail 3, $50
81: G: Rhud, repairing Jail 80. 9.1O
Webb Bros, undertaking poor IS. 90
< Nordstrom, coal needy
poor ...... ...... ......,, At
On motion the treasurer was in,
structed to receipt in full to Axel
Nordstrom for his personal tax for
the year 1896 for the sum of "a. 95.
On motion the following official
ponds We're approved:
J0hn White as coroner $50. 81. 900 90
p. Rawlings as Justice Of the
eac 1865. .. .. 200. 90
John Clark as justice of the
W.saA Moorhouse as county
duultOr ...... secs. 80. 100000
On motion the following bills were
allowed:
Geo. A. Welch, salary county
Commissioner $500. 49,. s 81. S5
Harvey Harris, salary county
commissioner .... ....... 1910
CIV. John son, salary county
commissioner 49,. ...... 22.7o
On motion the board adjourned un-
I'll 2 O'Clock p. m. April 3, 1899.
w. s. MOORHOUSE,
County Auditor.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-06
~ - : =. 1-r'II =
I.NPOI,TS OF, CRAM

- VI = - w NItAIN.
1hc grain exports for last vc.
"'7o SratllylnSly large They
~, Va i o,n Corn. S60.115 bushels
bushels.
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and warrant was issued for SAM
tar% inspector Harris.
BE it known that these gentlemen
nave the permission of the owners of
the land. on which the dumping is
done. and that the dumping of this
stuff in Warwick County in no VIZ,
Injuries the county. The opposition APP
pears to have originated in spite. pure
and simple.
The matter was brought to the az
tcnton ct the Board of Health last
night and the .'lealth officer stating
that he could prove in 4 court of law
that the county was no; being in an:
was injured. the Inspector ana Mr. Power
were instructed To so ahead and dump
the stuff formerly, rega, ,l.css oc
the Warwick County authorities. This
action vas taken upon the advice ,f
the commemorative Attorney. who ar
rived last night from Fauql,ier County,.
Mr.. Schmelz appeared before the
board again asking thar, the Newport
News and ora Point Railway ana r,ic;.-
tElc Company be allowed 70 brin. a
reirlSelaunS car into the city for the
purpose: OF taking some ice down TO
the Hampton people. He said that his
company mad but two days supply on
hahd. Mr., Schmelz WAS Informed that
for the present. he could transfer The
zee across the lines at Salter's Creek
bridge. rs Other mercha,list. is helm,
transferred. Ii is though, t-i.t
by Monday the board w;lI be AMI. e..
make some arrang in.,.t BY which Ger.
Atain stuff can re curri.d acrnss IN.
lines under certain restrictions. Tn.
board Will meet Monday ut non, i,
consider this matter and .,-,;n >Iu,,,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-06
CURE FOX YELLOW FEVER.
What "a NV York Man Suggests In a Let
ter TO lhc Herald.

The New York Herald prints the
following that Will be read with in
tercst here:
~ you care to devote the space nee
essary for the publication Of the fol-
lowing remedies. YOU may thereby
render good service 10 our BOYS of tn,
army:
! resided in Cuba for seven years be-
tween 1852 and 1862 and during ,nar
TING travelled and lived in different
PARTS Of the island, town ana country.
l have never known a ease of yellow
fever in the country, even during the
times of epidemic in the cities The
prevalent illness is fever ard ague
known by the natives as "tcrc;anas.'
all foreigners are subject TO it, and
sooner! or later are bound to have it.
~ = mercer and stronger than ours ana
: more like chagrcs fever. some
times the chill ana the fever s,1ce,,.l
eacl' ether without intormission. and
qulninr seems To have no effect A.
Ter suffering myself for eighteen mon. lis
obtained this remedy from the llrc
General lsac Il. Trilnblc. acconpanicl
by the slltemcnt that ii was given 10
him by DR.. Cuycr Of West Point whn
used 1t in Mexico. General 'rriInblc vas
at that time the contractor fo, ;nr
havana Railroad. All Of his hands
were taken With the fever, and All Of
then We're restored to work l,v IN.
use OF this remedy. After curins. nv
sci gave it to sewers. Of my friends
ana my countrNmcu without a single
iallHfc he remedy is as follows;
''ic-half ounce peruvian bark, 20
S'"!hs SAT- Ut NORWOOD 20 grains
e''.'ht root MIN in three powders ard
'akc all thrcc--on Wei day.
wish to add that All of lis who wcr..
cured by this remedy mad taken cun-
II ~ Quantities without effect, ana
VIZ We're permanently cured
W. i"'loWlnS remedy for yellow
sN'' Was given TO me by 4 Spanish
u"ct"F VINO had wonderful success dur
iiAS ah cridclnlc in Havana which
d ito"htNu almost TO Il plague
~ i'Fst symptoms appear
W. Guinness, lansuor ana faiiur. 81
~ take two glasses Of aInon,
Vi! ana squeeze into each one half len,n
'Ne one of them To the patient n
az ING end OF two hours the bowels AZ
ipt opened give him the other ~,
'he''l open and keep them omen * ~.
principle.
~ tue fall Of 1S9. I left Saru, !,
Ifandc in Il sailing vessel for phiIg,dal,
pnEi The captain told me thar fon.
% ms crew We're down with v,,lov
'eVer and asked. ms if knew az nj.
remedy he had no almond oil ,r.itn
ue aiiicndrcs) aboard ard adv;.od
nm 70 try caster Oil instead. which Ia
continued on Third Page.l
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SuU CAN SEHStKInE.
IL 70" Are Sot Abs T.. Go on tn. Linz
Yourself, Provide "a Substitute.

directing Quarantine Guard Hicl-
,"ri h's asked the Daily Press Il pub
hs'i 'iic following. which sill lie 4
welcome sugsestiom 10 many:
Hl THE. PUBLIC.
Ii has been suggested to me th, ,bcro
are many residents Of Ncwport N,y.
VINO, while they arc SO situated us !,
prevent their volunteering for guaru
GUY, are yet DESTROYS of being re,
presented on the guard line, aud ~"
wiling to provide for the pay Of sub,
stitutc.
~ all such would say thai, If then
oh""sr !" send their contributions to
IN" 'a'lS Press, or either Of tho twf.
afternoon papers th4, thes., papers viii
keep 9 proper account of r,ccin,~
ahd WILL in due course render \.
Statement Of expenditures.
'It. G. HlC,kToRD,
Directing Quarantine Guard.
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HIGHLY GRATIFYING.
The Reports That Were Ecc4ty.d f on,
S"lhIers' Home I'e.t.r,,uy

The report from the Home yesterday.
was highly gratifying. 1t ly.,s of
lc'aliN announced AZ & o'clnck that there
mad been during the day. nctncr /,
death from fever nor new case. This
seems remarkable, but il is Il fact.
since The fever started there have
n''rn Just ~ eases in all II If Whie.n
h'vr proven fatal. This is official ana
was gwen To the Daily Press last nicht
ny proper authority for publication
IL ITALICS, rs Will be noticed ~ those
who have Kept up with ,ht. st,la,i,,
with the reports that have been 1n;,l
officially to Washington.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-06
New National Bank Building,
Full pint bottle Ammonia, &c.

Full pint bottle Ammonia. &c.
lest Ammonia, perfuned for house,
hold use. 15c., or . for csc.
Ieinz's Baked Beans. lib cans. 7c.:
llb cans, lie: lib. cans, 15c.
Very best Rice, Ibis for CSC.
Fresh Graham Waters, lib packag es,
lee.
: Fresh Ginger Snaps. per lib, Sc. s fo1
CSC.
Hires Extract Root Beer, 15c.. regu-
lar price CSC.
Hires Condensed Milk, 1oc., or for
25c. Sells elsewhere at he.
Good Mince Meat, per lib. 7c. or 4 Ibis
for csc.
oae Flakes, per package. &C.. or a
nackages csc. Regular price loc.. or 3
lbs Granulated Sugar for Csc. with
every cash order amounting to s1.Oo IN
Other goods.
Good fresh-roasted Coffee, per lib.
l21.c. Worth 90 to csc. elsewhere.
Imported Ginger Ale. Sarsaparilla or
MOOT Beer: per bottle, Sc. regular price
lac. or 2 for 25c
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How IT, Hnppenef7

me following special from Washinr-
lmh to tn" New York Sun tells III. 81 az.
on thc origin Of n" yellow fnvcr eni.
dtHilc at the National Soldiers Han.
near Hampton
surgeon General Wyn,ln was IL
49,! ~" ~ surgeon Was,lin that III.
llane Of the soldier who is held account
;lhte Tor TIE I'M reduction Of yellow fever
~ litlp nc Hampton Home is William,
npnH@ ne has ben located il, Comm
bus City. Wash. III: baggage w,s
si''p,cd to Phocbus, Va. He entered
,tc !ioHl; ut some period between Julv
:" una "'i, and left after Il few las
:. : SUPPRESSED that nc had d slight at
hac< OF the fever while iii the Hone,
Sursc"n-G General Wyman considers if
very fortunate THAT Thomas went 10 ;nn
North instead Of the South. as if re-
uilces ING danger Of a spread Of the
fever To a minimum
an investigation shows that Thomas
was an o!d volunteer soldier. who had
60 TO thls country through 4 Northrr,,
port On a transport, and desiring a few
daFs rest he made his way to the
champion HON" on Il freight train. car
fElnG MS gaSgaS" with him After b,,-
ms IN the Home 4 few days he visite
me alsfcnsarN. where he was treatcd
Tor dumb chills and fever. AS br did
not appear to he seriously i'll it is prs
summed he had only a slight case Of Vel
low FEVER 1t Was his intention to 70 to
san Fra nclsco and from there To Mani
~ bur apparently he has gone no rur
tl'"r than Columbus City, Wash. As
lhere is much less danger oc yallo,v
lever IN the North than in the Sputh.
~ IS not believed the coutasion was,
sprsad by his trip across the cn,,n,rv
IL ne had gone South he might have
SOWn the seeds broa dcaSt'
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FROM HOUSE TO HOUSE.
insP. ct"rs WIN Go 10 EInt Out uh.. =
Sick In tho CITY.


The Board Of Health vcsto,1,y ~
pointed several special insncctn,.. ~.
me purpose Of nls.kin: 4 housr 10 hans,
canvass Of The city 10 lind an eases 10
SICKNESS ana report them TO the IIra,t,
department. These INSPECTORS arc ale,
making inquiries of property owners 4.
~ tht CONDITION Of hacky&rtlS. thus nh
tanning; knowledge Of special cases ,,f
nuisance. The extra inspcctors WI,
iiot make 4 personal inspection Of t,,,a
hackyards
Ihe city vas divided INTO six dis
.:Iis ana Il man was assigned to ..nth
as inspector
Zach Of the Inspectors viii max. ~.
rounds Of his district c,,l,,nr =, ~
n,us, Tor tnc purpose oi nsccrtaii,in:,
"Lis'ficF or not any one is ill.,
- there IS Z SICK person in The nous,
~ ~ INSPECTOR viii MAKE. a not, d! Tie
49,, siVlhS IN" name, number O.!
residence. tn" disease ana IN. mann, az
the doctor in attendance. liz viii ;,,.,1,, :.
report to Clerk MnSSi,: ~ nn,n ~
edfli cray ana another one in III. evan
ing. Ihr clerk will Immediately rem
Ger q rti'ort To The Board Of Health
< 81 II there are any case IT suspicjnu.
fever lor Joseph Charles the consult
ING "Xr'lt 81 thu board ,yii! make !
personal Investigation. IN this w,;v
there can be no danger Of suspicion;
cases esrapng the attention Of III.
health aui loritics
Inc Gn!cf of oIicc picked out six re-
iraDle men for duty as inspectors and TO
eaeh e them pr. ioi,son .,av,ain. true
tlonG for carrying; out the work he
cautioned them 10 be i,niil. at al times;
and ask Tor the Information desired in
respectful manner lie savr each
man 2 slsne:i paper showing, The au-
thorty on which hc must act ana bro
VideG him With banks for making
notes.
While Inc duty of these inspectors, will
pe 10 locate cases Of sickness they Mil
accidentally take note Of all existing
,1Liisancos in their districts and report
l12$ae SANE to the clerk of the Boar.i
5aG Health.
K f4ach Of these inspectors viii reccie
s2rs\ day for his services.
Warwick County is trying TO set
ever with Newport News for fancied
wrongs by arrestng her sanitary ag snts
tor dumping garbage and night sp+1
on the territory of the Old Free State
MI. I. G. Powell. WHO has the night
soil contract. was arrested yesterday