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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-19
A SLIGHT MIDDLE.
Nations Now Agreed aud the word
.IrreN ocabte" Ucmatas IN the
joint Note.

I.nrd1n nre 1s-Nf Chuatc. The Uni
tei states amlassador h,i a long con-
ference tnIs afternoon rrrarllus t1e Chi.
nese situation vItH the seeretsr, of state
ior forvIgu affairs the Marquis of Ian
do~ns. aud .ateoQueuuy Air Henry
White secretary of lhe unucd sntcs
embassy paid visit TO tine foreign o.
Gee The greatest secrecy is maintained
a. Co thc outcome OF these consultations
some Npanlt.on however. wa- eats-
cred hy representative of thc Arsocsa-
tcI Press of ht extraordinary ungle ie
wnic1 lhe Chinese ucsothuiaus have re-
comfy been mixed up aud some recon.
ciHuou o. tHc contradictory tclcgrama
that n'vc euanated from Pckin AMI va
rious European capitals
10 appears that over week aao tho
thc word "irreVoeable. from thc joint
note Then. when 90 was believed that
everything had been settled objections
were raised. AND Great Britain. Tor the
aaka of harmony although much against
her Viii. agreed 20 rciusrrt che "irrevoca-
Was supported by thc umtcd States
Onee more the Iolui note seemed on the
vpra. of signature. When miuuder-
standing arose u rcslu This confused
Oh, government and formed the subjo-t
0f t1e dispatch from secretary Hay whieh
ar Cholte transmitted O. the Marquis Of
I-susdowue today. A. the result of the
interview Mr. Cholto hss sent long
esuiesfam 10 Secretary Hay. lu which he
attribute. tlt latest mssuullcrs standing 90
an error lu ilrwarains Instructions. an
error which occurrei prosumably through
the ennIe company. ana which caused Mr
Coneer and sir Ernest satow. fhe British
minister iu Ieiln. go take opposite yieWe.
although their home governments were
perfectly aereoa
"rhe United States embassy while nom
ccmml..a .al hepe- that to-day S conIcr. .uccs
WIZ alear up tue mudllc and bring abolt
isrin- ~ the joint note in Pck.n with
lu f.w days.
The Urisn forcisn office g. not quite
sa hopeful Omeials there profess e. be
rather at sat Is to whether the condi-
toua nre tp be irrcvoeable o. otherwise.
frliaftous point 90 their being rrev0c-
able
British officials admit that they gave
u uuI 10 protest iul with q distinct reese
srtttou that. a.tlough the domansA. are
irrrForlale tHis JOB Ho way neeeasliates
an enforcement a. She demands hy Eu-
ropeau troops 10 such r. course Great
Busain caunlt AID viii not agree.
Eousrqueu compliance with the
-irreFoel aie' clause viii he somewhat 81
q fartr on the part of Great Britain. aud
.hia feature 81 the case becomes more la.
trre-tins when taken iu conjunction with
tHe statement authoritauveiv made here
tlal Great Britain and me Unted State.
ore in the same boat IN the joint note ne
satiations.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-19
NINE LIVES WERE LOST.
Captain Of Alpha Took Unusual
Course and Vessel Wn- reck-

Vancouver 81 g.. Dec is-I.ate "details
of ,ao foundeHns Of the stcumer Alpha.
aitn che loss of nine lives. indicate that
thc cause of too disa.t was primarily y
due 10 iaaiug au uuustni course into ths
/ coaling station a. linton bay
f,ncoui frriug fierce southeast eal
/ whno ateamng up the strait the captain
/ deeidel 60 take what Is known a. the in.
side pass iEe 20 Union bay and kept on fhe
INSIDE 81 DcDman island. stcaming up the
channel known aa nayne's sound AZ th,
head ~ which stands yellow Island light
house ou rocky islet about 90 feet
acfoss The ught from this lighthouse
is sald 20 cau ia warming reelection only
towards the north and east. the recognized
navigaten channel.
Tho Alpha stcaming up the channel at
a tcn-kuot speed with half "a gale ~
wlui behind her. adding greatly 10 her
speed. did not percleyc the light and. sui
denly before voice of warning from
her lookout OF forward watch WIS heard.
she ran her bow hlsh up amidst the rocky
reefs ACKNOWLEDGING the islands
The wind. which had been Increasing ia
force an the afternoon, was now bow
ing gale and seas repeatedly broke
over the vessel. rlucky soamen volpn-
teercd 10 swim ashore with lines. and
three were thus made fast to the main
land. By means Of these some twenty
nge members OF the crew were landed on
the small surface OF yellow Rock. bat
the captain. engineers hnd others. who
Were later drowned. decided 10 stand Dy
their vessel and cudeayor "a prevent boc
becoming "a total wreck. Their elori
ouly resulted o. thc encrnco Of lives T1v
raIc Increased and fearful seas swept over
the vessel Boats bridge. pilot house
and masts were carried hy the board and
with them pcrlshed those Who had stay
ed % nsht their foriorn hope. soon the
Ships decks were ripped open ana the
crew efaualne on the unprotected wave
washed l-let heard aud saw the. wavcs
paying hhyoe with tae cargo ia the ves-
sfrn hold
suHfin7 morning dawned with a peace
fHi sky. and showed ihc wreck 10 be under
water at oven low udc and heyona naps
of repair. The shipwreckea crew were
enabled 90 reach the mainland al .. m.
ou Sunday.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-19
VOLUNTEERS TO RETURN.
Nut nrgtn the Movement On
New ears t4as

Manila p,r lS-Llcut u l.. F,ans
OF tHr Fort, fourth Volunteer INFANTRY
Regiment with unN mea attacked
pec. % soycral hundred boilmen
ana nat u.urscnta armed with
raes occupying au Q,rn.1cd posiuon al
TonoNietu Islaad ~ Cabu Tho Ameri-
cams htI three mon wounded ANA lbe
cnem, lost twelve men KILLED and many
Vouuaed
11e volunteer rcs.menss VIII proceed
o. enc Unl.ed states Go D.. mustered out
n practically tbs same order ss They ar
uVeI n thr Philippine Islands They viii
he replaced hy rr4uiars. provided hy the
oray bW Tile Thirty Seventh Volunteer
regiment WHICH o. o. begin she homoNard
mosemcu, ly ,mlnrkinr 90 Ncw Years
day. wIu b, brought from the l.aglul de
lay district ana wll stu 90 the trtna-
port Sheridan. THE women aud sick coll
diafs who were to sou on the sheridan
vii lolyc cu the Warren sauuul11 The
Eleventh cavalry. which s. Go follow ihe
Thirty Seventh Noiuuteef rceimcnr wil
hs trausferrcl hero from Camsrinos pre-
vlnee and wlU -lu Jan. Do on the Meade.
Tho Thirty sixth Noeimeut which 1gsa1
service the ,lfiuost. u Ju's 1879. is now
iu tsn rropuc, or uooos hut wul bc
transported hero saon sTne officers of
tEe rueuisr arms hai,uuE gomml fioua lu
volunteer rc1imtuta viii ue retained in
tle lhaHriucs and to.uu .er officers nn
special duN wIN ne reuct,d only on the
authority of headquarters Arms. ammu-
e.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-19
PLANT SYSTEM UPHELD.
judge Lumpkin Ruics That state
Must Accept Decision of nonrd
OF ArhItrntinn.

Atlanta. Dec iS-Iudgc Lumpkin, in the
Superior Court. has decided that the state
of Georgia must accept che award of a
board Of ariatrators and allow the Plant
System Of Rollways 90 gay their taxes ae-
cordlug to the sum returned by this
beard. or about $1,000 less than the
original return Of the railway officials
This case has attracted considerable at
ientlon The Plant system officials re-
turned the taxes on their trackagc o..
Georgia bat the controller general Of the
state refused TO accept the figures anh
made an assessment himself To thiH tho
railway objected and "a board OF arbitra-
ton. which was appointed. returned nn
assessment lower tsa~ thai originally
submitted by the phui system Tae cen-
trolicr general again objected. hut Judge
Lumrhin before whom writ Of man
damus IN the matter was argued. ruled
against the state
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-19
DItiDING rnE WORK.
Won Mnidcrsee Assigns Districts to
Military Representative


PekIn. Dec l3-Couui Won wallersce
has issued an order assigning varicus
districts ia tbe neishborhood Of Pekln Tor
fuperyi- on 90 the military representative
of thc various Powers. The order says
that tho extent to which the co-opera-
ton of the French and American troops
can bc depended upon b. matter to be-
determined hy agreements made with the
generals commanding these forces
Uuder the plan thc United States troops
Wul supervise the- district southeast Of
pekin from tho road % Tshaug Tshaug 20
the road extending from Naku-krin TO
no $ Wa.
Count Non Waldcrsec says ho knows
char lrcre is a considerable force OF Chl-
nose under Gen. STA ln The northern part
of the province of shan So and another
south ~ Tshanr -Tshuug. but. during the
severe winter that has now set iu. he does
mon expect amy aggressive Chinese move
mont
on tho other hand. wherever the allies
leave n district for any length u time
bands of robbers and Boxers will conEre-
eata For thls rrasou toe field marshal
desires the c0-oucrafion of oil the allies
to cover the various districts with strong
nafr0ls
~ b. now understood that meeting of
the foreign cuvoys will be- held tO-mor-
row
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-19
srrr ,rros Nor IMPROVED.
Tung Fuh slang Now Dictator OF
China.

London. Dec. is-A Pekin dispatch 20
tae Pam Mail Gazette. dated Dec u. says;
"Thc situation has not improved hy
thg rcpresensatises of ihe Powers having
reached au agreement. as the scope of
the negotiations is limitd and the effect
rs n.ufralizcd. Tho allies have neglected
10 close the nrEcnair and factories at
liarkow aud Shanghai aud have failed
to check the transmission of supplies Of
ammunition 20 She Chinese. Tung Fun
slang thus has every opportunity ~ rail-
iv ng ana cauinp nR bis army He has So
cured the position of dictator. terrorizes
+h. Empress ard controls the whole
movement of trao.s u will BE- necessary
~ give the military operations of the
allies 4 wider area "
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-19
E11TcH II oT1RGC.
Empress Fnvority IL Real Director
of Grand Council.

London. pee i9-"it is reported from
sian Fu. saws the shapehai correspond
ont az the Standard. "that the real d.
rector 81 the grand council is the Em-
prsss nowlaer's favorite ounuch. II Lien
yueue VINO was enormously reported
sc,t lasf April re g. responsible Tor
the general confusion and indeeision. Hts
latest suerestiou IS that the court should
proe4ed 90 Nankin.
Gen. Tung Fu Hsiaug is said 90 he
s.m I'd sian Fu An imperial decree au-
tro~ires the governors of the provinces
OF shan 50 and Shcn q % sell Titles ana
,tecor4tions for the benefit of sufferers
from famine"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-19
RAIDED CARR COLONY.
Beers Invaded british Territory at
TWO separate Points.

London Dee i9-"Tne Eocrs nave r,l;.
81 Cape COLONY a. two separate points.
ono hundred miles distant" says the
cape Town correspondent % tho Daily
Mail cone commando advanced upon
ihuipstown between Cole.bors and Kim.
beriey The other. supposed 20 be Her.
zos's commando. crossed the Orange riv.
er between Odcud3al Stroom ana Hethu.
DE. northwest % BurEherstorp. its obs
festive aprarerty being Cra1ack
Gen. MacIionald is engaging the IN
vadors who have uo guns. twenty miles
nugtaeNst of Eurghersdorp. The latesl
ncRs IS that tlcy arc being slowly forced
back 90 the Orange river. where a warm
reception is being prepared Tor them"
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-19
CLEMENTS N,nnow ESCAPE.
ho"rs Heid rrn,rrmectinE sncr
British Retreat

johann, burg Monday Dec. l7-Desnis
of The defeat Of tbc Irlusa 81 Nootse-
dach, indicate that Cen. Clements entire
force had a narrow escape from capture.
Tho Bocr plans were .plendidly LAID r
tho main British column had tarrled "a
little LONGER there would have been a
complete suec. Tor iho Beers. who ex-
posed themselves uudauntrily. yelling
and waved their trm-. Their rustes were
only stcmmod by artillery Aftor ,he
British retres' the Beers held a PRAYER
meeting Their hymns could be heard by
the retiring British
An accounts Indicate heavy Boer loss
Col Lcssc exhibited splendid bravery.
iie shot 1--WE Beers aith h.s revolver bc-
fore he fuH with hreo bullets Ia his boly
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-19

Paris pee. i9 3.2l "a. m.-The Chamber
al DeDutios after an ai-uight session.
nlopted the amnesty bih boy . vote OF las
40 : The benefits Of tho measure extend
,o onerzes connected wlih strikes. public
meeting of associations and the troubles
in Algeria ln 1878 la addition 70 cases
srisine out Of the Dreyfus agitation.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-19
4 rRArN non1En's SUICIDE.
Draws the Keen Edge of knife
Across His Throat.

Draws the I<ecn f,sIge of a knife
Acro~. His Throat.
New Orleans. Nov. is-With Rapiug
wound in the back and another In the left
wrist inflicted by the police. Claiming B
narnos. train robber drew the keen edge
% a hunting knife across his throat IN a
swamp near this city to-day and ended
his career. Hls hosy bore two bnEet
wounds-one IN the back. the other In the
wrist In the pockets were found tho
watch or the conductor 0f me mail train.
dynamite The body WAS brought 10 police
headquarters and idenNned as that of
Ckanniug -. Barnes with many aliases.
who was wanted Tor participating IN the
daring ho'd-up ~ the Illinois Centrni ex-
pres train az Wicklnc Ky iaat July.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-19

RECOMMENDATION says Prince should
Not Haee Horses.

london. Dec. 1s-Ornion Associated
Press) Rev. Dr. Parker who - editing
fhe Daily sun after the style introduced
6y Rev. g. "a Sheldon in his conduct
Tor one week Of the Topeka tkanJ Cap
ifai. has crested quite q sensation. lu to-
dsyfp issue he makes q bitter attack upon
the Prince ~ Wales Among other
things. he says the heir of the throne
should not rare horses. Tho plainness Of
DR. parkor's attack has astonished Lon
don
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-19

London. Dee ia-"Au experienced gen
erai ,elth whom conversed to-day says
,be Pekin correspondent Of the Morning
POST wiring Monday. considers a settle
meat hy next spring Improbable he fore
80. rosne danger 81 the complications
mere that viii disturb the peace o. Eu-
rope."
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-19
MURDER tSD RoBnnnr.
Triple Crime and Probable LynchinE
IN Nagssissippi.


Nru orleans. Dec ia special from
fato Providence. La. says;
Tho Belle Of the Bcnis which has ar
r.ed hero from Arcadia Miss. nnd'ns.
rerost- murder and robbery ~ '1a'
ree Sunday. which n Is thought result
in lynching of two negroes there to-
dav.
Two negroes from % nelshbor.ug lcNee
clmn went TO a trading boat kept ~ the
nrdng hy white man. killed him aus
a.s wlfe and baby. They then robbed tho
oat auf ieft after burning the craft 70
'hn waters edge
To-day the negroes were recognized bv
'He property of the white family and ar
r.ttei They confessed. ana o. Is said.
were taken ln charge by a mob.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-19

Three Nominations Made Yesterday
by President McNinics.

Washington. Dec. is-The President 90
oay nominated John e. a. L.eishman Of
Pcnnsylvania. now minister 20 swi,scr-
and. % be rnlted states minister 70 Tur-
boy Arthur 8 Hardy OF New Hamp-
sHire. now minister TO Greece, Roumaui1
and Servis. 20 be ministers 20 switzer-
i1nd. Charles s. Francis ~ New YORK,
O. be- minister 10 Greece. Roamania and
k.gyla.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-19

Jackson. Miss. Dec. is.-The plant of
the nrookhaven Lum3 3er ard Mnuufactur-
INK Company ard ten freight ears of the
Illinois Central RniiroaS. were destroy .
by are here this morning. Tbs loss y
about $1,000.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-19

Paris. Dec. is-The government has de-
ridrd that ail objects. unless material
of war. which hnvc been eelzed Or shall
D.. se.zrd hy tho French expediiiouary
fr~-. ln china shall be- restored. whether
l.ignr.ng 60 the Chinese government or
40 trIvate individuals
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-19
SETTLED rmn CLAW.
Moorish Governor Pays for Murder
of E~xaGui.

washington. Dec. IA massase from
United states Cousui Gummery. a.
Tane.ors, informs the state Department
chat the Moorish government had settled
the claim OF the United States Tor son
indemnity on account OF the murder or
alare,ts EsznEm. natural eel citizen Of
ths Tinted states IN Morocco hast sprins.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-19
JOINT NoTE AGREED TO.
Great Britnin's Proposed Alterations
Practically Accented.

T-FHTII'HIIN fUVTnfHN.
London. Dee lq-"Great Rritain's pro-
posed alterations in the preamble of the
joint note nave been practically accepted
bs aii sre Powers" says the Pekin corre-
spondent OF the Daily Mall wiring Mon
day. "8oih Russia and Japan. whose
support was regarded as doubtful. have
asrred."
1ae attitude Of the United States re-
mains as set not clearly defined but the
IeHuIe-cence 81 America b. lnticipated
lud q is probable chat the joint note VIII
ho signei ara delivered 10 the Chinese
pIeHipateularlos Within three or four
dayA
Tine German minister has warmly sup
portcl the British proposal
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-19

Rome. Dee is.--A Pekln dispatch dated
to-day says the minlsters ~ fekin VIII
rrest to-morrnw. when PROBABLY a fuai
agreement vii BE- reached 81 " che text
of the Joint Chinese note.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-19

Warrington Dec. is-The senate hss
confirmed the nomination of John W.
verkes Of Kentucky 20 be commissloner
Of internal revenue.
The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-12-19
WILL NOT ACT NOW
RIVER AND HAHu0R mia TO WAIT
AWHILE.
TOO MUCH PRESSURE NOW.
BUT sNVANNAH's APPROPRIATION
- Ali RIGHT

lester In the House and clay in she
senate Are Looking out for It-st.
Johns River 90 he Cnrrd fnr.
Noung Georgian 60 Return From
Phiiippines-Nrs. CAN Wins ucr
suit
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1900-05-31
THURSDAY AFTERNOON MAY ).

THURSDAY AFTERNOON, MAY 3.
Grand Rapids, Wis, May 3, 1900. !
Court House, 1:30 o'clock, p. m.
Board called to order by Chairman
E. p. Arpin.
Roll was called and a quorum found
to be present.
District Attorney D. D. Conway
made verbal report on case of A. L.
FOntaine against Wood county for
publishing the notice to voters on
banking laws and also made verbal
report on several other matters that
had been referred to him, that had
not been settled.
Moved and seconded that Mr.
FOntaine be allowed the face of the
Judgment without interest) as rem
dered by Judge Webb.
Roll was called and resulted as
follows:
Ayes-N. NJ. Berg, Fred Schultz, e.
p. Arpin, III. Boetcher, W. e. Wheelan,
j. w. Cochran, w. J. Conway, John
Heron, Jacob Specht. E. F. Mechler,
Ludolph Wollessen, c. S. Vedder, John
Juno, John Wolf, Michael Krings,
VIM. Hooper, e. Eichsteadt, Geo. W.
Brown, L. w. Pitts, G. E. Zero, VIM.
A. Zelm. Ferd Phillips, John Nc
lavish. Harry Thomas, Simon Wor-
lund, Peter Mullen, Martin Jackson.
NayS-NOne.
Absent-Wm. Scott, G.. W. Paulus,
l.. NJ. Nash, p. n. Christensen, Geo. S.
Strang, L. Ward, JOS Il. Arpin, James
X. 2. Hiles.
Supervisor II. Boetcher read the
following report:
Moved and seconded that the report
and recommendations of the COM
mittee be accepted unless objections
raised. Motion carried.
To the Board of Supervisors of
Wood county, WiscOnsin.-Gen
men: Your committee on poor farm
and poor accounts to whom was
referred the following claims, would
respectfully report, that after a care
full examination of all items contained
therein, recommend that the several
amounts as set forth in this report be
allowed each claimant respectively
tOwit:
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1900-05-31

ing resolution:
Resolred, That the county clerk be
and is hereby instructed to spread
upon the minutes in full. the several
petitions from different towns asking
for appropriations of money from the
county treasury to aid in building
bridges in said towns.
On motion the resolution was
adopted.
On motion the board adjourned until
100 O'Clock, p. m. W. H. REEVES,
County Clerk.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1900-05-31

Motion carried.
Supervisor W. E. Wheelan presented
the following resolution:
Whereas, The United States COM
mission on good roads have done much
intelligent work in encouraging the
building Of good roads throughout the
state. and that they recommend plan
for more systematic, effective and
economical road building.
NO,r Therefore, Be It Resolved, That
this board does hereby approve of the
good work done by the Good Roads
commission, and that they hope some
plan may be brought before the board
of supervisors throughout the state
and Legislature, desiring an equitable
system Of laws for encouraging good
roads in this state, and this board
would suggest the plan under which
three commissioners from each county
have the control Of the building OF all
main roads, and by which certain
aid towards such roads be given by
the state and county.
Moved and seconded that the reSOlu-
ton be adopted and spread upon the
minutes. Motion carried.
The clerk read the following bills OF
committee on roads and bridges for
extra work:
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1900-05-31

IS
Ohm Juno, 2 half days extra work on COM
mittee roads and S. 90
Geo. W. Paulus day extra work on COM
mittee on roads and bridges................-. 90
Geo. W. Brown day extra work on COM
mittee on roads and bridges. .............. 90
II. A Thomas l day extra work on COM
mittee on roads and bridges............... 90
\. NJ. Berg , half days extra work on com
mittee on roads and bridges 90
Moved and seconded that the several
bills as read by the clerk be allowed.
Motion carried.
Supervisor VIM. A. Zelm presented
the following report:
county, Wisconsin: Gentlemen
Your committee on mileage and per
diem would respectfully report and
Recommend that the several amounts
as set forth in this report be allowed
each claimant respectively, towit:
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1900-05-31

R511 f9is1 fare outside aid Il $ i $
Alvin Boe1ke, load wood John
MoStIne.................. ............. 20 %
Elmyra Sharkey, house work poor
Geo Baker i've soin: g g 60 60 % 20 SO SO
August Mibuier, load wood Aug.
Ketowski. ............ -. 80 so
B NJ Vaughn, care John Emerson 10 90 10 90
Nancy Mickey, house work at poor
Gust z5Rs;S5 labor 1t poor farm y 60 3 60
Herman BenneboiS, withdrawing
Mosher & klug Co, feed furnished
P R Lomers, wood fur. poor farm 10 10 10 10
Fisher Bros, saddlery 80 4" sos O5
Ed Tenant, kerosene 3" s 90 90
II SWeetman, med serv % g Al 30 - 90
Jacob kssinger, load wood Mrs.
John Ag sEs5. load wood 0a:ia; aid g 5 IS
JOannes Bros, groc. fur. poor farm
jan %, Feb. 2, 1900 .............. As OF IS o.
P. McCamley, r r fare and exp. 90 90
Centralia Hdw. Co, goods fur,
poor 1ar1n 81 IS 81 IS
JOannes Bros. Co. groc. fur poor
farm, March 81, 19OO Is ST Is 81
] F Moore, sled, etc. fur. poor farm 2S 40 2S 40
State Pub. School Sparta, clothing
furnished Gland Mosher IS IS IS Is
Mcdonald Bros, livery CALVIN to
Gust PgsE5 5s# at poor farm So 90 s.
Nancy Mickey, house work at
poor farm. 20 90 20 90
Sisters of the Sorrowful Mother
board aid nursing Nils Eide,
wife and child.......... 90 90
referred to the board for
discussion.
Bills of II. A. LathrOp, one for
medical attendance and surgical opera
ton on Thos. Rogers, s130, and one for
medical attendance Nils Eide, wife
and family, S64, your committee refers
back to the board for discussion.
HERMAN BOETCHER, chairman.
JOHN MCTAvIsH,
VIM. HOOPER.
Moved and seconded that the mat
ter of the Barley family be referred
to the District Attorney to see if some
better mode cannot be devised to place
the children of school age in some
state Institution fer children. Motion
carried.
Moved and seconded that bill of the
Sisters of the Sorrowful Mother be
allowed at $3.50. Motion carried.
Moved and seconded that the two
bills OF DR.. Lathrop be referred to the
District Attorney for investigation.