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Tombstone prospector., 1899-12-11

Wsn.c1-S,veral bright and hoaess psss)as 10 represent Il; as Managers in this and close hy o1uatias. Salary ssOo IA year and expenses. Straight
 hons-f 'e, no more, no leSs salar Position permanent. .OuI references an bank in any iowa. Itis mairly office \ ork conducted at h)as. Re ierence. Enclosed seli.adGre ssed -tsmpei eay-lopa The Dominion Conp panY, Dep. 7, Chicago, SIS
Tombstone prospector., 1899-12-11
P c BoIcher s@eretrv of

P . Boucher, secretary of the Es- posed Keel O, returned Saturday from a visi: 10 ,he mines in the Hu,- clusas, Er Boucher i, mIch en- couraged with the showing a,the pro- perty. Poi Blake ot the University paid visit ;J tls m!1s5 ali was favorably i'm pressed wi.h the inmsnss deposit of surface ors. n, Profis now m ,king oarefll aaalysi. Of the ore value,
Tombstone prospector., 1899-12-11

As cure for rheumatism Chamber lain's Pain Balm is gaining a wide re- pu,atiou. D. B. Johnston Of Richmond, !, Ind. has been troubled with tha, ail- ment since IS5,. In speaking of 1t he says: "l never found anything tbat would relieve me until l used Chambe er- lain's Pain Balm. IL acts ll:e magic with me. My foot was swollen aud pain ing me very much, but one good sppli- cation of Pain Balm relieved me. For sale by the Tombstone Drug Store.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-12-11

Rev Eastman left this morning for Globe. Tho Reverend delivered sn interesting sermon to d large congrs- ss'ioa a; the Episcopal church last evening. He also announced from the pulplt that he would be in Tomb b. stone on Clrist mas and hold cnm- munion and baDtismai -sFSIc-s her~ at that time.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-12-11
COURT HAMPERS
The Proceedings of th. Dis
 trict Court.

Corl cit vs Johnson & Vickers- Judgment given for pla;utiiT for SIz3 and costs.
 Alfred Cole admitted to citizenship. E. J. Johnson vs White. sheriff. Plaintiff o,dered to give good end suai- cient bonds for co ts.
 Tibbetts ys Sanitaiium Co.-Set for I3lh.
 Stockhsm vs Stocbham-Divorce granted.
 Warnekros vs Sani;ariurn Go. Ap- plioa,ion of intervenof denied.
 Lava vs Laya-Reinstated on calen. dsr.
 Grand Jury rendered final report. Case against Jas Elkins ignored.
 Sheriff returned trial jury es fol- iows:
Tombstone prospector., 1899-12-11

Alter reporting ihs discovery of the unknown deed man near Wilcox the Billstin stltss thl. man who had hsen em2loyei q. " A Stork's "lO" ranch started to Wilcox about two months ago, Saving his blankets snd q credit of f20. He had s5e on his porson anl hag naver been seen since. H. is said to answer Ike description Of ihs murdered man found near Wilcox mention of which appeared in tn. PROsPECroR.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-12-11

Asystem regulator is a medicine that strengthens and stimulates the liver, Kidneys, stomach and bowels PRIcKLEY ASH BIrTKRs is superior system regulator. l. drives out all unhealthy conditions. promotes ac- tiv1.y of body and brain, restores 20 q ap. etite, sound sleep and cheerful spirits. S5id by Tombstone Drug Sore.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-12-11

My son has been troubled fer years with chronic diarrhoel. Som et:mes ago l persuaded him to taks som> of Cham Iain's Colic, Cholera and Dierrhoea Remedy. Af:er using ;w, bottles Of the 2s-cent size h. was cured. l give this testimonial, hoping some one similarly afflicted may read il and be benefited - THOMAS (. BOWER. Glencoe, O. For sale by the Tombstone Dug Sore.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-12-11
Volcanic EzapllSnS

Are grand, bu, Skin Erup:ions rob life ofjoy. Blcklen's Arnica Salve, crues them; also Oii, RInning and Fever Sores, Ulcers, Boils, Felons, Corns, Warts, Cuts, B-uiies,' Burns, Sca'ds. Chapped hands, Chilbiails. Pest Pile cure on earth. Drives out Pains and Aches. Only 5 cts. box. Cure guar ran;eed. Sold by ]. NJ. Folks, Drug ist
Tombstone prospector., 1899-12-11
HERE ARE TIE SYMPTOMS !:

l-2. THROBBING IN THE TE,iPIEs WHEN LYING DOWN HUDYAN wiiI cause the throbblng to disappear
 sS RINGING IN THE EARS-Jue to an excessive amount Of blood in the head and brain- ltDYAN stops the rInrin. and buzzinG In 2 short time
 S-5. ALTERNATE PAI.EEESS ANT, FLUSHING OF THE CHEEKS HTrD VAN vil restore the circulation of ,b. blood 10 its Hprmal condition and keen n constant, healthy color in the cheeks
 PALPII ALTON OF THE HEART Q AND IRREG C1.AR BEATING OwInr to tEe weakness, there is often a fltterinS sid Ihe mss of a beat oceaslonalI. nun AN, by strengthening the traI; nIsc!cs ana the nerves that su.niv |, VII stop the palpita;ion and l1ttSrirSS cEu -oalSe tHe heart to beat reaulari,,
 $ THEOBBING IN TIE ST6M.c hkGiON This is due to the aorta tbs iaTgs vessel which carries the bIood ,o.s ti.. ,,e heart. becoming distendeJ Tbin throsb!ne and puIsating tlisaon.ar shor,i: s,tsr the use ot !CDYhN ''S
 ne remedy Is at hand. Ii is Ire rvor,o, Iu. -ii AN Thousands have bre, ctIeV " tfeart Weakness by it's use Yc., SSn.yly us cured, too. You can be ctrcd at Dl AN VIII cure you Procure EIrD iA iAN rom your druggist. IL Is sold in n, asuiLstpies Tor glc per package, a, Ps.sases Tor g 70 If your ,Irtreris. Joott n1t ,Eesp II, send direct to the IIIfDY.ss it F.1l COMPANY. San Francisco ~ poCroFs FREE. yrn may caii 1T o.i CD I AN mem and have free conguita.;,nu sss .ou cannot call on the doctors yyyi,o t n sncni Tor advice. It will be given f-e. e. TOT IHe asking. Address ifrr
Tombstone prospector., 1899-12-11

SsMr. Fl Miller, Al o'i irizsa 4 pi 1neer and we'll known here, was found dead yesterday, hIvin. do1b.. less succumbed to stroAs Of paralysis Of the heart Mr. Nill.r h,i recently built house near Willow Springs some eight or nine nil.s from here. with the intention ai starting q -8all chicken raneD. Yesterday ne wac iound dead at is ranch. the reaper death claiming him while ha was sit- ting in chair. A coro.er's jury was sam asned and after naking exsmi- nations and hearing 0f testimony r-n- dered ver1ic.tp tn, af.c. thl, ie.'h was dla "a n5trr,l c,I @= r1 l-
 csssei wes n ilv.iii |, sy il
 ps-s.y-iS O one ~ile -3n. .-- ago wh!ch l'i, him in ,y .ically poor condition. H. wi4s n no-r of the Masonic ord d-r ani h!s finar,l t.,day which vas lAr,>lg t'ead.d v4s cor- iacted nnie- taa su.p'c the E. & \. N. L,;ge N, 5 rb. solemn impressive funeral services Of the order was 1bsArvei aud th deceased brother consigned to that bourne vince we are told there is no suffering and the weary arc c, rest. Deceased was D years of aga and leaves a wife and four children to mourn his loss, The sincere sympathy Of the commu- nity is extended the bereaved family,
Tombstone prospector., 1899-12-11

Governor Murphy hss by executive order postponed the data of hanging Df George Smiley of Navajo coTDty Sho wss to be hanged st Holbrook on Friday. The respite is for 30 days.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-12-11

The new confectionery store al Fly's photograph gallery has opened for business and solici;s ,he patronage Of the public. A well selected stock of choice fresh candies including the best of the confec,ioner'S art are to be fuund in the candy cises ani sold at reasonable prices. Gail and try box
Tombstone prospector., 1899-12-11

PaT;fy the sewers Of the body end stimulate the digestive organs to health strength and energy. PR,cKLsY ASH BITrEgs is a tonic for the kidneys, liver, stomach and bow fls. For sale by Tomb.tone Drug Sto.e.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-12-11

Shipments of celery from Santa Ana, Csli.ornis. to points in Arizona have been heavier this season than ever before. As much ss three tons per week have been shipped to the principal towns this year, eays . California exchange.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-12-11

If you wan. to win your way to favor with your bes. girl, the cbsrm that will help you is one Of those boxes of candies a. Fly's con'ec.ion- cry store. If
Tombstone prospector., 1899-12-11

Constipation leads 70 Iivar trouble, and torpid liver to BTighrs disea--. PRicxLEY ARH BITTERs is certain cure B. any stage of disorder. Sold hy Tombstone Drug Store.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-12-11
HEART WEAKNESS.

Is ysI hee.t Woak? Do you havo tn. syMrioiHa Of heart weakness? If yo, &fNe. you should be careful The hear E the most V tal organ O: the bciv Ii, ee engine that pTopels the muscles an, senss scstenancc tQ the nerves and brsir nhc lc all thc organs of the body A Bse 10 serious results, Weakness denotes he FrcseGce Of Q flaw IL Is a fo.s
Tombstone prospector., 1899-12-11

Presidcn! c P Hun,in gtun, of the Southern Pacific railrsaj system, and Col Epes Bar dolph, superiutendent Of the local division of the Southern Psoihc, passed through Benson Sstur. day with 8 special tram goipg from San Francisco to Ei Paso
Tombstone prospector., 1899-12-11

Quite a numlor Of possibilities are msntioned for the supervi-or'hip to fill ;he vacancy made by Robt. Barr's absence.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-12-11

runner of some thing mQrG serious that Is 10 occur. Zee that it is strengthened ard do not allow the weakness to con- tinue. You are the engineer. Look to your engine. See that no accident occurs. HUDYAN Is what you need HUDYAN wifi strengthen the heart. HCDYAN VIII make the heart m us -les strong and hard. Do not delay too long. Remember that danger is ahead and begin the use of HCD- VAN now
Tombstone prospector., 1899-12-11

Tte band of twelve Apache braves who had been attending taS c.:=;7al a: Phnenix, passed through ;.s ison yesterday on their way back to Fort A Apeche.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-12-11

4 Globe man has gone iuto the bus!ness of raising Belgian hsrss. Several Coc5iss county people are Contemplating the same vocation.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-12-11

4 large number of BI.beei,e- came in today as trial jurors and witnesses. The big 4-horse coloh was loaded Gowa with the coIr. attendant.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-12-11

The Phoenix Carnival closed las: waek in a blaze of glory. The Csrni- val was grand success ard witnessed ,, tilusanis of Arizonisns and out siie vi,itors.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-12-11

Even Proviisncs can't please every body. The wood hsulers complain because the plsassn. weathsr makes business dull.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-12-11

The only pl,cs in town to get a box of strictly firsr-cliss cindy is at Ysple's candy factory. 1T
Tombstone prospector., 1899-12-11

Christmas is coming and F x Wol- colt has provided for il; see his select. ton of Christ m as goods, fl
Tombstone prospector., 1899-12-11

A large assortment. of Christmas goods are now on sale at Tombstone Pharmacy. u.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-12-11

Gst the prices of the Tombstone Pharmacy on Christmas goods before yol buy. ii.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-12-11

New Royal sewing machines. guar snteed for , years, Tor tale for S25 e
 BABBovs.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-12-11

Col " c Land, the wellknown cat:leman was in T5niSs:aEs today closing up s large cattle deal.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-12-11

See Barsows stock of Christmas goods. '.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-12-11

Fresh homemade candy every day at Ysple's csndy factory. ti
Tombstone prospector., 1899-12-11

You ean save money by buyiu 2 holiday goods at Naples. q
Tombstone prospector., 1899-12-11

Nos Oo- ks;ov e. Sl5 s,
 BARRows.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-12-11

For holiday present, don't forge; 10 inspect N wolcctt's display. If.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-12-11

Fresh Rus.elt Apple Cider at Aus.iu'f. t.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-12-11

Holiday goods at your own prices at the Tom bstcnN Pharmacy. ii.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-12-11

Nat Hawke i vsiito. from Tucson.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-12-11
LOCAL NoTES.

See Bi.bee news on third pege. ii
Tombstone prospector., 1899-12-11

TRIAL JURcEs. R R Lockett W Sanders G " Thornton FN Ruff w W Sampson JN Reilly c F Scrdier JP Lpfgreen Phil Waughtsl E Merrill Jas McHugh E B Moore Frit: Treu l. Herrick W H Kane Ed Scott c \ Porter FIT Miller J H Tippett Lee Ramsey R Whitehead Msriip Nolan B S:aninger A A Summers A T G,ttrel c R Plumb Xsi:i Preston D 4 Msrkey " H Kirlew Grlnt Lewis I " Locke OT Smith Fred Fuss John Gleason Thos P.dwell D Waite
 Following tlGl jurors excused:
 Jas McHueb. J. P. Loigreen, Marlin Nolan, o, T. smith, Fritz True.
 Tervs Francisco Ruez-On charge of turslarixing store oi P. B. Wsrne- sros-0n trial.
 Special veuire of Is trial jurors ordered.
Tombstone prospector., 1899-12-11

A Christmas corner a. Barross. If
Tombstone prospector., 1899-12-11

 " Ii at Is tn c matter sh oGld write at cnce 10 D.. E. Y Fierce, at Buaalo. N Y., stating their symptoms in Gc- tsil. They will be advised by pr. Pierce vitl- out charge.
 Dr. Pierce is, an q for over
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-02-23
CLARKE CHURCHMAN MEMORIAL FUND.
List of subscriptions so Far Received "A
Monument May be Placed Over the Lieu

List of subscriptions so Far Received "A
Monument May be Placed Over the Lieu
tenants Grave.
The remains of Lieut.. Clarke Church
man of the Twelfth United States In
fantry, killed at the battle of Ell Caney,
have been inferred in the cemetery at
West Point Military Academy.
As is known, Lieut.. Churchman was
the only Delaware soldier killed in
actual battle during the Spanish
American War. The friends of the
brave young Delaware officer are raising
a fund for a testimonial in his honor.
The suggestion has been made which
meets with great favor that monu-
ment of Brandywipe Granite suitably
engraved be placed over his grave.
The subscriptions will be gladly re-
oeiyed either by Mrs. Sarah L. Turner,
|. treasurer Caesar Rodney Chapter d. A..
r. or by Willard Hall Porter, treasurer
of the monument fund.
The following are the subscriptions
to date Cesar Rodney Chapter D. A.
r., $50; Delaware Society Colonial
Danes, s25; Mrs. LaMotte du Pont,
s25; Alexis 1. du Pont, .s2o; Willard
Salisbury, S25; Mrs. Eugene du Pont,
s25; Henry B. Thompson, $40; John
Biggs, s5; Mrs. Lewis Crozier, 50; Mrs.
Samuel Bancroft, So; John Nj. Rogers,
So; Henry p. Scott, 50; Willard Hall
Porter, s.; Miss Blanche Cochran, s2.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-02-23
CONTRACT FOR NEW HIGH SCHOOL.
The A. S. Reed g. Bro. Co. TO Erect the
building for $141, 600.

The A. S. Reed g. Bro. Go. TO Erect the
building for $141.GOO.
The building committee of the Board
of Education held meeting Monday
night and awarded to the A. S. Reed &
Bro. Co. the contract for the erection
Of the proposed new high school build
ing on Delaware avenue near Adams
street, at cost Of Sal, 900.
The company was the lowest bidder
and its lowest figures were S139, 773,
but changes were decided upon by the
committee which will bring the cost
up to the figures given above. The
base and trimmings are to be of Brandy
wine granite, the cornice is to be terra
Gotta, instead of wood, and, in fact,
good material is to be used throughout,
and the building will appear almost
the same as indicated in the original
plans. The contract will be signfd in
few days and work will be commenced
as soon as practicable.
The committee will hold another
meeting in few days to decide how
far back from the building line the
school shall be erected. The plans
have it out to the building line, but
some of the committee think that the
building should be located some dis
tance back from the street. There is
also some question as to whether all of
the trees in the lot should be cut
down, or whether as many as possible
should be allowed to remain.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-02-23
CRUSADE AGAINST CLUBS.
A Movement Against Sideboards Inau-
gurated by tho Methodist Preachers
AssociatIou.

A Movement Against Sideboards Inau-
guratod by the nIethodist Preachers
Association.
A crusade against sideboards in
clubs was inaugurated at the meeting
of the Methodist Preachers Associa-
tion on Monday, and an investigation
into the legality Of such a practice is
to he made.
The subject was launched before the
meeting by the Rev. +. Burgette Short,
pastor Of Epworth Church, who made
a speech, which he held that sideboards
in clubs wero Illegal, against the best
interests of tho community and against
the interests of licensed saloons. At
the conclusion of his remarks there
was general discussion, which was par
ticipated in by several members, and
the general sentiment appeared to up
hold Mr.. Short in his contention.
Finally Mr.. Short and the Revs. K.
Irving Watkins and Ralph T.. Coursey
were named rs committee to investi-
gate the matter and report at the next
meeting.
The Rev. W. L. S. Murray, D. D.,
reported that a committee of the
Protestant clergymen of the city had
visited Dover for the purpose of re.
questing the Wilmington members of
the General Assembly to grant the peo-
pie of the city the right to vote on the
liquor question. This was followed by
a general discussion on local option.
Next Monday paper will be read by
the Rev. A. s.. Mowbray.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-02-23
NINE YEARS FOR STEPHENS
The Firebus Professor Receives q
Severe Sentence Monday.
NINE YEARS AT HARD LABOR
Stephens Desired to Make a
Public Statement.
BUT WAS STOPPED BY JUDGE SCOTT

Easton. Pa. Feb. 90. George Herbert
Stephens who, after most sensational
trial lasting week, was on Saturday
convicted Of burning Pardee Hall, was
this morning sentenced by Judge Scott
to serve nine years at hard labor and
solitary confinement in the Eastern
Penitentiary.
Stephens pleaded non-vult contendore
to the charges of larceny and malicious
mischief, but the court suspended in
definitely sentence in these cases.
Stephens received his long sentence
without murmur. He did not speak
a word after Lawyer Shipman had made
a brief plea for mercy. He announced
that he would leave the rest for the
prisoner to say.
Stephens stood before the bar, pale
and trembling, with big roll Of manu-
script in his hand. He was prepared
to make q statement but on Judge
Scott's advice he was silent.
~ am willing to hear your states
ment of anything you may say in miti-
cation of punishment, but advise you
that you had better consider. 1t would
not be proper for you to recount any of
your grievances against the trustees of
Lafayette College or against the presi-
dent of that college, for it could make
no difference in mitigation of punish
ment All that has been possible to be
stated has appeared in your own de-
claration and statement made at the
time it was taken in the district at
torney's office. 1t is no excuse for the
commission Of this offence, and it could
not be given in evidence upon the
trial, and it could not result in any,
mitigation of punishment. am will
ing to assume that your wrongs, as you
allege them to be, were not imaginary;
they were real to you l believe, by you
considering them, permitting your
mind to dwell upon them. For the
purpose of the sentence / am about to
impose / will assume that, to you, they
were real grievances. They seem to
have operated upon your mind in that
way. But to state them here again
would serve no useful purpose. They
have been read in the statement that
was prepared from your own dictation
at the district attorneys office.''
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-02-23
SEWER LOAN APPROVED.
City Council Endorses tho Bill, Provided
tho Expenditure for Two Years is Limited
TO a1g5,O0O.

City Council Endorses tho Bill, Provided
tho Expenditure for Two Years is Limited
TO s1e5,o0O.
City Council held an adjourned meet
ing on Monday, the business transacted
being that which would have come up
last Thursday night had it not been
for the death of George O'Neill, the
member from the First ward.
On tho recommendation of the finance
committee, the bill now pending before
the Legislature authorizing loan for
the benefit OF the Street and Sewer De-
pnrtnlent, was approved, provided the
amount to be borrowed for the two
years be limited to 1926, 600.
Chairman Oberly, in presenting the
report Of the committee, made few
remarks recommending its adoption.
Ho said at first he was opposed to
authorizing any loan, but after making
an investigation he felt that without
more money than tho regular appro-
priation the hands Of the department
would be tied for the next two years
and the growth of the city would be
retarded 1.-THE department, he ex-
planned, ''now has applications for
sewer facilities for 80 new houses which
will be built If the request can be
granted, and the department cannot
grant the requests unless it can build
some new sewers. In order to build
the sewers necessary for the accom-
mediation of the proposed buildings
$4,000 will be required. This will
include some trunk sewers. The as
sessed valuation of the property, ex-
| elusive of the value of the ground, will
be s215,S
''The board now has only S12, ZOO over
and above the fixed expenses each year,
and with that amount of money it will
be absolutely impossible to make street
repairs and build sewers. - The vote
on the approval of the bill appeared to
| be unanimous.
City Treasurer Curry made the fol-
lowing report: balance to the credit of
current expenses, STAG, GIG. SO, of which
$50, 272. 90 is in the Union National
bank and 32l, 1886 in each of the four
depository banks; fund for the pur-
chase of park land, 1923, 034. 55; receipts
for the week = from Tax Collector
Sayers, $3.50: Collector Lewis, 1926
Delinquent Tax Collector Mitchell,
$3.50; City Auditor Pyle, 80, license
| fees.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-02-23
KILLED ON THE RAILROAD.
James Brown Loses HIS Life by Falling
From Train In the West Yard.

Jhmea Drown bOtes fsts biie by FAILING
From Train In the West Yard.
James Brown Of No. 1921 West Fifth
street, car inspector, fell from car
on the p, w. IL B. railroad in the west
yard about l O'Clock Monday after
noon and was killed almost instantly,
the upper part of his head being
crushed by car wheels. The body was
picked up by a shifting crew and
brought to French street station, after
which it was turned over to Deputy
Coroner Giles Subsequently it was
taken to the late residence of the de-
ceased
Although deceased had been in the
employ of the company only about five
years, he was exceedingly popular. He
was an elder and one of the leading
members of Olivet Church ard also
superintendent of the Sunday school,
and will be greatly missed by the peo-
pie of the church. A widow and five
children survive him. He was 33 years
of age.
He was member of Lafayette Lodge,
A. f. A. M, st. Johns Chapter, r..
A. M, st. Johns Commandery, Il.
IT,, and Lu Lu Temple, Mystic Shrine.
The funeral will take place this after
noon. Services will be held at Olivet
Church.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-02-23

Manager Long of the Reading Base
ball Club of the Atlantic League,
writes from his home, Lowell, Mass,
that he has received a humber of offers
for the purchase of Cockman, Garvin,
Fertsch, Belts and others Of his players,
but that he has refused them all. He
says that he may exchange some, but
that none is for sale. He declares that
it is not his intention to weaken his
team, but strengthen it, as he is out
for the pennant this year. One of Mr..
Longs correspondents was G.. A. Van-
derbeck, owner of the Detroit Club,
of the Western League. He offers
Pitchers Beam, Glasscock and Irwin
and $500 for Pitcher Garvin and Short
stop Cockman, but Mr.. Long will
hardly do business with him on these
terms. Vanderbeck is the party who
bought Slater of Long, the best first
baseman in the Atlantic circuit, last
year. Frank w. Torreyson, president
and manager of the Grand Rapids
team, of the Interstate League of the
West, wants to give $3.50 for Garvin,
but he will not get the chance.
Manager Long will be in Reading
about April 18th.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-02-23
DOVER TOWN COUNCIL COMMITTEES.

Dover, Feb. 81. The following stand
ing committees of Town Council have
been appointed by Mayor E. L. Clarke
to serve for the year 1899;
Finance-Taylor, Benson and Bostic.
Accounts - Millington, Hazel and
Clark.
Ordinances-Clsrk, Taylor and Han
cock.
Streets-Benson, Hutton and Han
cock.
Trees-Bostic, Millington and Clark.
Lamps-Hazel, Benson and Bostic.
Fire Department and Police-Han-
cock, Taylor and Hazel.
Water Hutton, Millington and Bostio.