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The evening times., 1899-04-12
MONEY WANTED AND T. LOAN.

Largest Importers of Standard PREF
arations in the UnitedsStates.
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FOUND.

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FOUND-Ice Cream; absolutely pure, none bet
ter; 90c per gallon; Neapolitan, 81; good.
pure ice cream, 7Oc per gallon Phone. POSI-
LACEY'S COZ N. Y. ave. NV ma97.tf-em
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LOST.

EOST-S25 reward: about March %, white fox
terrier, with one black ear wearing unmarked
nickel-mounted collar; answers to name of Bass.
Return to LIEUT.. PHILIP r. WARD, Washington
Barracks. apl2-3t
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Oculist and Dentist.

DR.. G.. S. Deltz, the dentist and
oculist, arrived in the city this
morning, and will remain for 9
few days. Any wishing his pro-
fessional assistance should cal
early. At Merchants Hotel.
The Village of Hibbing coutem
plates putting in a sewerage sys-
tenn this year. Such an improve
ment in Virginia would be an ap.
preciable one.
Frank Reid has entered the
service of the D. & I. r. at the
Virginia depot.
Mrs. E. W. Cameron and son
Martin Welch, of Tower, arrived
in the city Friday evening for {
visit with the families of Johr
WEIGH and Peter Pastoret.
Berries are very high this
week. Will be lower first of next
Housewives wishing berries fol
canning should get our prices be
fore buying.
Talboys & Campbell.
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soda fountain to his establish
ment and in future can serve you
with soda and ice cream soda il
addition to the great variety of
soft drinks carried heretofore. b
Talboys & Campbell have the
finest line of ladies' shoes in the
city Of Virginia. ,, =
The Great Northern contract
ors have erected headquarter
camps three miles east of Hlb.
bling, aud the work of clearing
right Of way for the Virginia
extension is now in progress,
from both ends of the proposed
line.
To those who drink whiskey
for pleasure, Harper Whiskey
adds zest to existence. TO those
WHO drink whiskey for Health's
sake, Harper Whiskey makes
life worth living. Sold by T. A.
Clark, Virginia, MINI.
The newspaper is a wide field
and full Of roses and thorns. When
you roast the preacher the un-
godly smile; when you roast the
ungodly the preacher smiles. II
you roast the saloon man, the
teetotaler smiles; when you roast
the teetotaler the saloon man
sets EN- up. If you swear you
are a wicked man, and if you pray
you are a hypocrite. If you
have an opinion you get cussed,
and if you don'tyou are a nonenti
ty, The preacher knows one
thing, the saloon man and gam
bier another, but the journalist
is expected to know everything.
He is the best man and the worst
man in the community.-E
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DR.. G. S. DeitZ.

Work on the new D. & |. r
loop, making Virginia the termi
nus of the line, is already ande,
way and employees Of the com
pany on the passenger run are
casting about for residence prop
erty in Virginia.
If you want ice cream, ice cream
soda, soda water or a milk shake
call at Jefford's Ice Cream Par
lors.
DR.. Forbes will preach at Mt.
Iron Monday evening, June 18th
and at Biwabik the following
evening, at 800 o'clock.
The Hotel Hibbing was serious
ly damaged by fire catching ir
the kitchen, Saturday last.
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Now at the

Mesdames Shanedling, Han
naford, Palmer and Belanger, al
of north Wyoming, are among
the happy possessors Of new
wheels. And they all ride jus
lovely!
Messrs. Fordham & GAIA have
named their new place, corn=1
Chestnut and Mesaba, the Idea
Beer Hall. They have artist
ca]ly decorated the interior with
palms and tropical ferns and have
a neat place.
The remains Of the old Fay
building, adjoining the postofhce
are being removed and the place
materially improved by the cree.
ton of a neat one story building
The famed Rocky Road tt
Dublin" would be easy to trave
with a "Rambler" bicycle. They
are light, strong and durable,
See Virginia Hardware Co. adv
Mrs. VIM. McC ullum has pur.
chased the Amsler cottage, locat.
ed on the Clement lot corner Of
Central and Maple, andjs having
same neatly repapered and 9th
erwise improved. John Stein
and family will occupy the resi-
dence.
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was accepted and permission TO repair the
| lower story granted.
Resignation lof Poundmaster Finnick nc.
cepted and on motion OF Aid. F. johnson p
A. Cannon vas appointed to ill said yaca Mt
office.
On motion OF Aid. Chittendcn the petition
Oh citizens liViEg on Wyoming and Musala
avenues and ON Balsam on Pine streets ask
ing Inc council to authorize tic laying and
construction OF water mains on Wyoming and
slesaha avenues and BaIsam street read and
referred to committee on streets and alleys
inc mayor ana hnancc committee to furnish
sa'o street committee statement OF )IM-
Die cost OF maintaining said WAGER MAN,
On motion Of Ala. Chittenden the official
bond of A. Bclangcr. Chief OF Police, and the
liquor licenss bond Of N. Springfield accepted
and ordered fled.
On motion of Aid. G. johnson the liquor IT,
| cense application Of Marie Culiari accepted
and ord9 red published, to come up for hear
ing June l4th.
Applications OF Adam GratckS P A. Can
non and Ed Schneider for appointment as
constable read and referred to the mayer
On motion OF Aid. SiIth tho cclumunIca :
ton OF Vivian Prince asking tie council TO
appoint committee of seven To- investigate
the matter OF taking in new territory was
| taken from the tabe.g
On motion Of Aid. Chittenlcn the president
appointed said committee as follows:
Messrs. E. +. Sweeney, Vivian Prince. J. D..
Taylor, Gust Johnson, ". T. iI=nrutocd, W.
c. Northey and II, c. Palmer.
President appontcd'E. IL. ChttenGcn, W. z
i1annaford and Vivian Prince sE u comm tie,
OF three to appoint other committees and to
| make any and all other arrangements for a
Fourth of July celebration.
The recorder instructed to notify p. F.
Downing to repair his building on lot II block
10, in conformity with the provisions OF Ordi-
nance No. /.
No further business appearing the council
upon motion OF Aid. Donneiiy adjourned until
June 14th.
Approved JuCe list, 1894
! Attest NJ. c. PALMER, Mayor.
CHAs. f. FAY, City Recorder
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MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE

Default having been made in the payment Of
tie sum Of Seven Hundred Thirty SEVEN and So
100 dollars, (S137 SOY, which is CLAIMED
to be due and is Cue ct the
date of this notice upon a certain mort
gage duly executed and delivered by Maggie
Duteau and Joseph Duteau, her husta nc,
mortgago1s, to Jessie e. Hildreth trow Jessie
G. Mercury mortgagee bearing dale the tenth
day of February Loo. and With a power OF
sale therein contained, Gu;! recorded III the
Office Of the Register of Deeds in and
for the county Of St. Louis and State
Of Minnesota on the eleventh day CT Fcbru
airy, 1906 at 500 O'Clock p. M, in book s. of mort
cages on page f37, and no action or proceeding
having been instituted at law or otherwise
| to recover the debt secured BY said mort gage
or any part thereof.
Row, Therefore, Notice is Hereby Given
that byvirtue of the power Of sale contained in
said mortgage, and pursuant to the statute il:
such case made and provided, the said mort
gage will be forecoscd, by sale OF ;hc premises
described in and covered by s"iI nor; gagevlz:
Lot Thirteen Q9 in Block Thirty C;;J in tive
towns;:e OF Virginia, according to the plat
thereof on fle in the Office Of the Register OF
Deeds in and for the county Of St. Louis, il
ST. Louis county and state OF Minnesota,
with the Entertainments and appurtenanccs:
which sale will be made Is The Sheriff OF sai;;
St. Louis county, at the front door Of the
! Court iicNsc, in the City OF Duluth. in said
County and State. on the Eleventh day q:
| July, 1885, at four ocloc!, p II. of that Gay, It
public venlue, to the highest bidder for csc,,.
| to pay said debt of Seven Hundred Thirty
! .i;n H,,t1u nd iD-f.
and the taxes, if any. OIL said premises, cn:
! Fifty Dollars, Attorneys Fccs, as
| stipulated i'll and By said mortgage, in case
Of force osure. and the Disbursements allowed
| b. Jaw; subject to rede ntion Az any time
| within one year from the Gay of sale, rs rro-
vided by law.
| Dated, May 18th, A. n. 1899.
JESSIE c. ,HlLDHETH.
| (Now JcssieI c. Mercury
| J. D. TAYLOR, Attorney, HiortSuGCc
| 5-26, ~, so. Virginia, MINI.
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\C0MM0N
>COUNCIL
PROCEEDINGS,
I Official
! Publication.

Council Chamber,
Virginia, MIMI, May 81, 1899
Fifth regular meeting.
Roll call.
Aldermen Observation-Disclosures G. johnson,
Donnelly,uF. L. johnson, St. Cyr. Smith. Mr.
President-7.
Aldermen absent-Michan-t:
Minutes OF previous meeting read and &C.
copied as read.
Reporro of tho Finance committee:
To the President and Gentlemen of the
common council of the city OF Virginia.
Gentlemen:
We, the committee on finance
having audited tho following bills respect
fully offer the following resolution for adopt
ton.
5 + &, + $ S S}S:ss Committed
:? Resolved that tho following bills be allow
ed and tho Recorder bc and is hereby In
structed to draw orders OH City Treasurer 1o'
payment Of same,
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APPLICATION FOR LICENSE
To Sell Intoxicating Liquors.

To the Common Council Of tho city ofVir-
ginia, in the County Of ST.. Louis and State
Of Minnesota:
The undersigned, Finch & Co., hereby
makes application for O license to be granted
to them to sell Intoxicating liquors for per-
iod Of one year from the goth day of June, "A.
D. $780,
The place where said business is to be car
ried on is designated'as follows:
The lower floor Of that certain two story
building situated on lot S. block 49, Chestnut
street in city of Virginia, st. Louis county,
Minr,
Said applicant prays that such license he
granted to him pursuant to the ordinance OF
said City of Virginia and the statutes OF tue
Sta to of MINNESOTA, i'll sneh case made and
y, Oyi,;cii.
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NOTICE FOR BIDS.

Sealed bids will be received up to O'Clock
p. m. June q. $780, for painting the Virginia,
Eveieth and Fayal school buildings; also
scraping and oiiing the ha rdwood floors, paint
ing fences two coats and pulling all stumps
and grading the yard around the Evcet!:
building.
Bids must be submitted to cover the work
on each building separately.
Painting bids to be submitted on one and
two coat work separately.
The successful bidder must furnish bond.
in double the amount Of contract. The board
reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
1-2w4 ". II. EATON,
Clerk School District No g
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INTERESTING Briefly shstehso
; CITY s For -.
( NEWS NOTES. Busy Readers.


The WaraSraph held out al
the Opera House Monday and
Tuesday evenings and is highly
spoken of by attendants.
Only a few of those spring
Jackets left. If you have no.
bought 1t Will pay you see oul
goods and prices.
'lalboys & Campbell.
Mas. W E. Hannaford enter
tanned a number Ct her lady
friends at her pleasant home on
North Wyoming yesterday after
nohn.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1899-06-09

Grand Lodge s. H. & L. +. of A.
as a delegate from North Pole
Lodge No. q, OF this city,
Will Owens returned Morday
from st. Cloud, where he has
been the past winter taking a
course in the State Normal, and
resumes his position in the shin
gle mill for the summer. Mr..
Owens intends finishing tho en-
tire Normal course.
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Merchants Hotel.

Go to Milavetz Bros. for a
SEGARET. The latest and finest
&C. cigar
The Hibblng News states that
that suburban burg has punched
an aggregation of ball tossers
who are ready to ''go up ag'in'
anything IN sight. Just keep
your shirts on, boys; Virginia
will accommodate you a little
later on.
Go to Milavetz Bros. for a
EGARET. The latest and tin
est SC. cigar.
Abe Jefford has added a neat
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APPLICATION FOR LICENSE
TO Sell Intoxicating Liquors.

State OF Minnesota, county OF St. Louis. city
OF Virginia, SIS:
10 the COMMON council Of the city OF Viz
g'nia in the county OF ST. Louis and state "f
Minnesota:
The Undersigned Marie CaIiari hereby
makes application for license to be
granted to her 10 sell jnioxica ting liquors for
period Of one year from the LIST day OF
July. 1890
The place where the said business IS to be
carried on Is designated 20 f;i!Ows:
The lover floor Of that two story sjuii,iiur
situated Oh the VIZ ST tat.i.: f Il Of lot r, a.
block wcntTscvcr ~, Uf the ;ownei1> ron
the City of Virginia. -. Louis cuur,y, Mimi.
SAID ti'p!:..:l!: pray t:Zl s:lc!, ii,.rnl.t. be
granted 10 :."r Et!,t.AnI - tAe I':iAau..c 81
said city OF EirIiilia and tie statutes o! said
state Of a:tln. sJ;:.. il "a !. Car. :sla4e and
provided.
Dated at Virginia. Hi,:.1 :, May .;st lzc2
MARY C.L..:s!.
y: above application via con.t uI; for
hearing June ..h is@y.
CaA3 Z. FAY
C.,y Ktccrtcr.
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APPLICATION FOR LICENSE
To Sell Intoxicating Liquors.

State of Minnesota. county OF St. Louis, City
of Virginia.:
To the common council Of the City OF
Virginia, in the county Of St. Louis and state
of Minnesota:
Tho undersigned, Rowland Rog-
ness, hereby makes applca ton FOR
license to be granted to them to sell in
toxieating liquors for period OF one year
from the 18th dav OF June, $780,
The place where the said business Is to be
carried on is designated as follows:
In that certain ono story brick building
situated on lot72s block 10 (known as the
O'Callaghan buildingJin the city of Virginia,
St. Louia Co., Mimi.
Said applicants pray that such license be
granted to them pursuant to the ordinance of
the City Of Virginia. and the statutes Of
said state Of Minnesota, in such case made
and provided
Dated atVirginfa, Mimi, June :, 1859.
ROWLAND & ROGNEss,
BY John Hovland.
The above application will come up for
hearing Juno IA. 1909
CHAs. E. FAY,
City Recorder.
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PERSONAL POINTERS

PERSONAL POINTERS
P. W. Healey. the Sparta liv-
eryman, was in the city yester-
day.
G. G. Helmuth came up from
Oconomowoc, Wis.,, Saturday.
He may again settle down among
his old Virginia friends. i.
Supt. Wallace was in from Fay
al Monday.
Nj. D. L. Fuller, of Eyeleth,
attended to legal business in the
city Monday.
Attorney Taylor was a Duluth
visitor the first of the week. .
E. E. Edwards and Bob Little
wheeled over from Mt. Iron this
morning-just to WORK up an ap-
petite for breakfast.
B. Levin went to Tower this
morning. fer the purpose of
properly grooming the goat for
the arduous task ahead of him
this evening.
Mrs. Grace Woolcock enjoys a
visit from her sister. Mrs. Rich;
and little son, who arrived Mon.
day from Duluth.
Senator Hawkins and Jas. A.
Loulan were in from Eva!eth
Monday. =:
8. N. Wheeler, of Duluth, was
in the city Wednesday.
Supt. Park visited the Eveleth
schools Tuesday.
@. H. Webster is in from Eve
leth today, experimenting some
repairs and improvements being
mad on his building recently
vacated by Ole Halverson. !,
J. Peters is in the city today,
Mr.. Peters is now agent for the
Wheeler & Wilson sewing ma
chimes and has a handsome rig
IN which he makes the adjacent
burgs. .
Attorney M. C. Palmer was a
Mt. Iron visitor yesterday, being
in attendance upon legal matters
at that point.
c. H. Munger, new superin.
tendent Of the Sparta, was a Vir-
ginia visitor Wednesday.
Mrs. M. L. Crowell, of Anoka,
arrived in the city Tuesday and
with her SOP, Robert, row resid-
es on the Moose. location.
C.S. Simpson. of Dulu4h, chief
engineer for the Consolidated, at:
tended to business matters here
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Geo. L. Wooden was in the
city a short time Monday. =.
A. P. Silliman, of Iron River,
Mich, was in the city Saturday,
renewing acquaintance with his
many friends here.
NC. Me.ady was over from Hib
bling Saturday.
F. J. Rinnert, Commander of
of Mesaba range tent No: II, K
O. T. NJ, went to Duluth Mon
day as delegate from the local
Tent to the T i,nnial State Con-
VentiOn OF that order.
John Hovland returned Satur
day from a business trip to Bes
semer, Mich,, where he had been
to look after some property int
erests.
W. H. Eaton and Harry George
went to Tower this afternoon,
|on important business. Several
witnesses from the range also at
tend. -
Mrs. Geo. Lerch came over
from Hibbing this morning, to
be in attendance at the Presby.
terrain concert this evening. ::
Cnas. Gcanberg, night police.
left Monday for Escanaba, Mich,
TO attend the meeting OF the
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.


Land Office at Duluth, Mimi, May Is. 1899
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice ofhs intention
to make fnal proof in support Of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before the
Register and Receiver Z. S Land Office at
Duluth, MIMI. on July 20, 1889, viz: 8
Fred P. Hunter, who made Homestead Eli
try No. 1854 for the N9s SEX and SW4 SEA
Sec. II and the NW4 NEH Sec. %, TIP 50, r. -
W. 4th p. NJ.
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
ton of said land, viz:
John Mccullough, Of Mt. Iron, MINI.
Robert Horrie,
E. E. Wanaer, Cloquct,
Andrew MckenZe,I g
VIM. f. Culkln, Register.
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5 OUR >. $Dsvotea to
HIGH SCHOOL Our Educational
COLUMN Interests.

Edited by
JULIA MAHoNEY AND SUSAN PRATT.
The 9Th grade can't say a word
about their graduating exercises
without a half dozen of the high
school girls turn 'rouod and say
whats that for?" Do you know
why they are SO anxious?
Walter Smith will play for us
once a week so that we will have
our closing exercises more nearly
perfect.
The program is entirely chang.
ed so as to let the 9th grade
practice for the coming gradua
ton,
Oh, how important the men,
bers of the 9th grade think them
selves. They are busy with their
pieces for graduation, and by the
way, they actually seem to think
that they ave the only gradual
ing class in the state.
The 9th grade smile. They are
again enjoying algebra;
We are better able to enjoy the
sunshine after having a few
storms.
This is the season of the year
When papa dear doth frown,
AS he draws his little checklet
For that graduating gown.
The girls find that extrava
gance does not pay. About the
2nd of last October they came to
the boys bank Of music and Dor.
rowed nearly all the boys had.
The boys. threatened with fail.
ure, threw their remaining for
tune into speculation, and they
now have a large supply of music
on hand. But the girls enjoyed
life at our expense, and are now
nearly bankrupt. Never mind,
girls, the boys have consented to
extend your three days of grace
to three weeks.
All of the eighth grade pupils
are going to graduate. And how
happy they are!
Que Of the High School girls
should practice what she preach.
eS.
The High School enjoyed one
Of Olive Schreiner's Allegories
this week.
What was that Qulzzing the
eighth grade got on Wednesday
morning for.
Oh, don't the 9th grade wist
they knew what ID. S., K. S.,
B. S." means? Well. you won't
have long to wait now.
/, During the yearw have drawn
out eighty three certificates
Probably the state will give US
the title of a State High School
The smile on the teachers
faces will readily show the re-
suits of the examinations.
The boys are priding them
selves on how we'll they are 60
ing to sing their solo, entitled
"The Mermaid"
Hurrah for Cicero! It was 9
little hard at first, but it is be
coming easier, so our teacher
says.
On Wednesday afternoon the
girls had the satisfaction of hear
ing from their music teacher 1.-THE
girls are ahead of the boys"
The eighth grade reading class
is Interested in Lowell's PRONE
thus" while Goldsmith's 'Vical
of Wakefield" holds the atten
ton of the ninth grade pupils.
During these last few weeks oil
school let us not forget our mot
to, I'D. S., K. S., B. S."
One of our windows is decorat
ed with a plant. Wish we had a
few more to cheer US.
Our algebra class are much
disappointed to think they are
not allowed to attack geometry.
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Terms, g Per Year, in Advance.
Special Notice.

Special Notice.
Persons wishing a news item. change OF
"ad." or anything In tho line of locals, In
sorted, Mlli please have Same in our office by
Thursday noon Of each week, If convenient
as 1t saves time and trouble for both parties
We reserve the right tc positively refuse
amy notice OF whatever nature after O'Clock
D. ID. on Thursday.
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Dated at Virginia, Mimi. May 81, 1893
FINCH & Co.
The above application will come I'D for
hearing June IA.
'Chas. F.. Fay,
City Recorder
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JULIA MAuoNEY AND SUSAN PRATT.
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J. D. TAYLOR, Attorney, MortSaECs
5-26, -, SO. Virginia, MINI.
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II. G. F!nnick, poundmastcr services =. go
+. l.. Johnson supplies for team....... 10 o.
H. A. sodergren, supplies for munich
pal court Observation-Disclosures. 345
II. A. Sodcrsren, supplies for ctty. 1 40
Moon Il Kerr Lumber Company lum-
Der for Observation-Disclosures. 16 22
sattler Liquor Co.. hall rent quarter
ending June 30. .......::!........... a. 90
virginia Fire Department. fire Oak st. 81 90
May pay roll 100 10
street commissioners Mtsy pay roll. 40 c5
John Hurley. hauling wood TO- city,. 80
virginia Enterprise. publishing and
printing Observation-Disclosures. 10 20
otahuard vi Co., axle grease. .......... %
W. L. Bailey, lumber for city,. ... 80 O.,
Gust Johnson, board of prisoners .... 10 rs
Passed on motion Of Aid. St. Cyr by the
following vote:
Ayes-Ald +. Johnson, Chittcnden, St. Cyr,
G. johnson, DonIelly, Smith. Mir. President,
Nays-nonc
Approved June list, 1899.
NJ. G. Palmer Mayor
Attest: Chas. f. Fay. Recorder.
BY Alderman johnson:
Resolved. that the following being the sal
airy bills for the month Of May be and the
same are hereby allowed and the Recorder be
and Is hereby instructed to draw orders on
the city treasurer in payment of same:
"A. Beanecr chief OF police ........ 70 co
q. Granberg, patrolman .:.... .... 60 90
Chas. +. Fay, recorder ...!............. so 90
III. G. Palmer. attorney .':..... ..... Is 90
Il. *. Brown, health of>ccr, quarter
ending June Observation-Disclosures. so 90
IL. +. Smith, fire chief ana teamstc: . 60 90
Patrick Sullivan, street commissioner So 90
Passed on motion Of alderman St. Cyr by the
following vote:
Aycs-Aldermcn Chjstendcn, G Johnson
4. l.. Johnson. Donneliy, St. Cyr smith, Mr.
President-7.
Nays-none.
nISn Inn lot