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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1900-06-28
rur NEWS OF BELFAST.

n.f4,t Band will give an open air
The .,.hool-house common to-mor-
,,.ping, at O'Clock.
.,f;ltIc county committee met in
,.sr list and voted to hold the
.el.rDou here July 18th.
.r,u has appeared out with a fine
r4 carriage 1t is the only top
.Na Kind in the city. Rockland
..-..rcAestra will furnish music for
.I. hall al Silver Harvest Grange
... .lle management of J II. Went
rnpr viii be served as usual
.U..' police have lately arrested
H. arre wanted in Camden for
... .r- vas called for by Chief of
..-h aud the other by Constable
rayltt has four grade Jersey
..I... ara worthy of note. Two are
..p ue farrow and one will calve in
rWo days recently he made II
altt4r from two days milk.
Iuue 2lSt, was not only a very
.. sl> the longest day of the year,
- bong ~ hours and 81 minutes.
aES began to decrease in length,
.a- appreciable difference until
.tt.h was one minute shorter.
.. Uutel at Verona Park is open
ua business under the manage
and Mrs. \. F. Smith of Ban
..,hoard runs between Bucks
'a1h The steamers NJ. 4 NJ
" II land at the Park, and the
N regular trips on Sunda! dur
&c.,. Meeting, August %.
. ivan ~ Ito admires the PenobScot,
spend the summer in Belfast.
u coming in the following way,
TIL Kipling:
n 10 Belfast, Maine.
N.'ll ear the band a playin'
hr3r the paddles chunkin
he b Ub way down in Maine2
-,vU we're goin' to stay,
lac sculpins dive and play.
-lu comes up in splendor
astue 'croSt the BAY
W." iiU!ilptN pu'l'p'E ana
PLAYED in Belfast Opera House
..as evening before a GOOD sized
1hafe was lots of fun, inter
-. ,ppriaItie, of yarinu, kinds
t.rr. lid we'll Dates tor rhe
-. .g rIe near future include the
fH. +th Domelly's Ninstrels
.iuough', stock Company: Aug.
Mn,trelS Auy. 10th. Culhaup.
IS ,ton> Ninstrels; AUG. 18th.
Life.
NIr"h honaS, young man
.oN "' Mayo. W hltf y arter, cut
4'ilt oaalY ON broken =Iass
'- i"'ills laSt lIiul S''"A '''''
Ms lAaehillS1 al Mathews Bros.
""ll escaped serious INJURY last
'." ""S ilil'pihS d ptIt on a pulley.
"'4'' SUCK l"r shipper Inc stuck
rust Inc peH ana was thrown
..ri rhit him otbar,yisa s.,.ions 20
..j ba,a fo,,o,,ad
d. r. "lcofu mas begun making
w" Ill MS residence NO. % teaar
T." .. ffhdietoh brought to market
ID 4'!ahtnA OF peas from ms farm.
gre wen Hlled' -''.'. |->at'Ve straw
~ Tue maj hel June ISL ana
SEQ cultivated berries June 18th.
american Express Co, has put a
Mr. on the team in this city. Swift
I,teiypd straw berries lime 9TH
W.,
il>oh' sea- Niiohi' aHd y. Il.
Brooks. f.. II. Colby and SON
.rrIl4d last Thursday evening with
f...i, ,.,1 ''''
"' p. vi lieSl ana cofllea fISh.--'
t. June 2lst. the temperature was
. aUl STD at : 4. Nj, 12m.. and Il u M.
....-, ..pd .,,, a,-ar,,,o ~, - 49,.
''''' '''' d - VI ~ l"l tlie
Lower, who has been doing
.fq work in this city has closed his
>''i''eiioel'
aIicAN CAUCUS. The Republicans
40 met in caucus in Memorial build
day evening, June I'D. and elected
10 the state Convention held in
June nth and to the County Con
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1900-06-28

The manager of the ''Clam Corner" base
ball team takes exceptions to the report Of
a game of ball lately played in Searsport
He says there We're two games in one day
the lam Corners" Won from the Sears
ports, - to 20, and the Searsports beat the
Hard Pines y to |.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1900-06-28

The Belfast Upper Grammar School nine
went to Searsport June Goth, and defeated
the Grammar school of that town by a score
Of 30 to II
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1900-06-28

the most prominent citizens of Rockland,
died suddenly, June 22nd, of heart disease.
Mr.. Kimbali for merly was mayor and he
had held many other important offices. A
widow and one son survive him
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1900-06-28
sLFAST.


cBain was put out by being hit by
batted ball in the Sd inning.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1900-06-28

The Belfast base ball team has the fol
lowing games booked for the near future
Saturday, June 80, with Ninalhaven We'd
nesday, July I, two games with Bangor
Saturday, July :, with the Boston Journa
nine.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1900-06-28

The Bangor Athletic Club base ball team
will go to Belfast on July 18th to play tn,
Belfast team, and the boys from this cit,
will be prepared to give the dOwn-river az
gregation one of the warmest games which i
has had this season. The Bangor team il
sure of winning, so the players say. an,
furthermore they believe that with Nancy
in the box they will be able to keep Belfas
from making many runs, Bangor Daily
News. June 26th
If that is the kind of team Bangor ha
it is just what our boys want to meet, an,
those who attend the games on the 4th ma,
rest assured of an interesting contest.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1900-06-28

The remains of Mrs. Emeline Eaton, who
died last week in Massachusetts, were
brought here June DIST and taken to her old
home in Waldo, where services were held in
the afternoon, and the interment followed,
in the village cemetery. The deceased was
the wife of the late Joseph Eaton, and the
remains were accompanied here by several
relatives
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1900-06-28

Majo Melville NJ. Folsom, Oldtown's most
prominent citizen and known throughout
the [ ited States, died June Dist. aged "a
years. He served in the 18th Maine regi-
ment in 1861. In 1876 he was elected major
of the First regiment. first brigade, Maine
Volunteer Militia. He was a member of
the Maine House of Representatives in 1872
3 and postmaster under Cleveland's admin
istration. In 1892 he was elected Democratic
mayor of Oldtown. He was prominent in
Masonic and United Workman circles
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East Noxubee Notes.


we eoiIIe again 10 give you a lew
l'ell'S' ,...,
ile"i''l iep'ft larry soou' Ihefe Is
nl''cH yak ol Sin"ll l"4'e pss we nave
our uo"oVS "s 10 'nere oeinS single
Cast
oo',o" - ole"ins anu S''eo''"s SOME
l t-1 oi0u'n'
FlotFac'eu meetings are Ia progress
on all Sues May 'ne oe''e' sPlflV resi-
among our people III Ollelr future lie aS
1t seemed to on last Sabbath.
There will soon be some moving
among our neighbors. Hone the
moves will he rs nIoosan, and nroft,blo
,.. I..,.,- ~
as Vhel seeH' . ''llllA 'uey VIII DE- a
new home with every comfort ought to
be very happy one,
Misses Lima and Ann, Rrawar have
l..1,,''.'- 49, - -. ,..' y
oeen Spehulis some VIlue WIN IelauVes
and friends in Aftesia
We learn there will be no mail at
Nomnbis ALA for III. nevt tbirty
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personal.

l. D. Henly and family are visiting
relatives in Pickens.
Mrs. Frank Foote, Of Of Hattiesbure.
IS visiting her mother, Mrs. L. T.
Yates
Miss Etheldra Bush left yesterday for
visit to her friend, Miss Cunningham,
at Bigbee Valley.
Miss Katherine Sargent returned
Yesterday after very pleasant visit to
friends in West Point
Miss Myrtle Coleman S many friends
are delighted to see her again after a
short visit to West Point.
Mr.. A, G. Boyle of Macon, and
Winston Jones If Mobile, had import
ant business in Carrollton this week.
Miss Bette Jeffries returned yoster.
day from Crawford, where she spent a
lew weeks very pleasantly with friends.
MISS Olive Hughes has returned home
altef spending several days with her
sister Mrs Leona Combs of shuqualak.
Mr.. J. o. Faser, who took in the
great excursion to st. Louis returned
Thursday He reports very pleasant
trip.
Mr., Eugene Boyd. of Columbus has
accepted a position with Macon Ginning
q Manufacturing Company as book
keeper
Mrs, j, c, II. Jones has returned
from Birmingham, and left Mr.. Jones
there up to his elbows in business, Or
preparing for it.
Mr. McCorquodale has gone to his
Old home at Jackson, Ala, on a snort
vacation. He viii soon return to his
post at D, Patty S.
Mrs, w F. Ferris, Jr, and daughter
returned to their home in Ora, Coving-
ton county, after stay of several weeks
with Grandpa Ferris.
Mr. Vernon Davis and Morris T.
Harvey, Of Terry, Miss. are visiting
the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Harvey, at Hotel Macon,
Miss Minnie Hughes and Mabel Bar.
bour, after stopping in ShuQualak With
Mrs, Leona Combs few days, have re
turned to their homes in Meridian.
Mr. HOWARD Scales left Thursday for
Bell Buckle and Mr., Wyatt Jones,
jr, will leave next Monday. Very
probably others will go f,om Noxubae.
Mrs, Beech Ferris of Atlanta, ac.
companiel by her neices, Misses Eunice
and Lucille Hopkins, and Master Tom
Hopkins of Columbus. visited Macon
this week
Mr. Henry Owens has gone to the
markets. to buy fall goods, and Mrs,
Owens is staying with her parents, Ed
Owens takes caIe of the house and has 4
key that unlocks the preserve closet.
Mr. Geo" Hauenstein will leaye Ma.
con next week to take a position in thu
Hattiesbnrg bank. He has satisfactor
lily performed all the duties of an ar
dions post, that of deputy postmaster.
and we feel assured he will be able tt
to fill his position in new field.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1900-08-18
THE W0MAN'S CLUB.

Quite a crowd of ladies passed away
the afternoon in a most pleasant way
Wednesday at the residence of Mrs, j..
w. Patty, The occasion being an en-
tertanment given to the woman S
Club " by Mrs. E. V. Yates. The
mode or entertainment was quite en-
joyable-a progressive game of "Chess
India which caused much fun and
excitement-all eager to succeed and
press forward. The house was Hastily
and artisticly decorated. In every
available place handsome ferns and
flowers added their beauty and fra.
GRANGE to the scene, After we all had
enjoyed the game for some time our
hostess placed before Us the most tempt
Of refreshments-so good indeed we
realized our pleasures were not at an
end. Then next came the awarding of
prizes. The first prize was drawn for
by Mrs, V. G CaYett and Emmie
Patty, Miss Patty being the successful
one, was given a handsome silver
finger nail file. We all felt hop full
when our hostess told us every one now
had chance at the consolation prize,
Miss Emmie Cavett was the lucky one
and carried off pretty silver shoe hook
as evidence of her good fortune. We
soon bid our hostess good bye and took
our leave
"Unheeded had flown the hours,
And noiseless falls the foot of time
That only treads on flowers"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1900-08-18
A Night OF Terror.

Awful anxiety was felt for the
widow of the brave General Burn.
ham of Machias, Me-, when the
doctors said she could not live till
morning" writes Mrs. S. II. Lin
coin, who attended her that fearful
night. All thought she must soon
die from pneumonia, but she beg
ged for DR.. Kings New Discovery,
saying it had more than once saved
her life and had cured her of con-
SUMPTION, After three small doses
she slept easily all night and its fur
Their use completely cured her. =
This marvellous medicine is guar
anteed to cure all throat, chest and
lung diseases. Ooly 50 cents and
81 90, Trial bottles free at all drug
tOraS
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1900-08-18
Fifteenth Annual Convention OF
Old Maids.

Convention meets at Lyceum On Au.
gust Both, at $50 p m. Doors open to
visitors Mt a fee of 50 cents for adults,
25-cents' for children, No babies al
lowed5 as perfect quiet is essential for
the rapid conduc. of Business Dele.
gsses from all Southern States will be
present to report the matrimonial out.
look in their districts.
Every one in the county is cordially
invited to attend and witness these i'm.
portant and edifying exc. cises. Wis
itors; from Brooksville, Shuqualak,
Desrbrook, Paulette, Cliftonville,
lynn Geek, Mashulaville, Eli. and
sother important -potoffices expected tC
attend conyention.
MoTTo-Time and tide wait for nc
MAN. -
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In reply to yours OF even date in regard
to the lumber being used in door frames in
Court House, will say that lumber in said
frames, according to the best Of our knowl-
edge and interpl citation Of specifications is
lnlly up to the requirements Of the specit-
cations, Your binding committee and our
selves do not agree as to Interpretation of
specifications, therefore we ask you to re-
port the matter to the architect and get his
decision on it at once
Respectfully, JET Bros.
The letter of W. Chamberlin on
court house business was filed with the
August papers of this Board,
The county being without a CONT
house and the regular term Of the cir,
cuit court is to commence the fourth
Monday in this. month, and same being
considered by the Board, it is ordered
that the president Of the board contract
with w. w Shannon for the new
building on the east side of jefferson
street abS3 per day and sic. so for one
month rent of house he now uses, and
it's ordered that court be held in said
building, the sheriff TO arrange the
sameto be occupied by said court
Examination of land and personal roll
was resumed and the same was contin-
ued throughout Monday
Tuesday, Aug, IA.
The clerk was directed to advertise
for bids TO haye the leyee on the Macon
and Louisville road REPAIRED according
to the plans filed in this office. Ihe
contractor is to be allowed use of tools
belonging to the county.
II coming to the attention Of the board
that the sand Is being removed from the
right of way of the Macon and L,ppts-
vile road, ;herby damagihgithe road It
is therefore ordered that AL. parties are
hereby notified that from this date tint
all hauling of sand from said right of
way of said road must desist and all
parties 50 trespassing will from this date
be dealt with according to law, and all
parties who have trespassad must re"
pair the damage by Rlling the hole
c G Thompson account for lumber
was continued
The clerk was ordered to advertise for
bids for b.ikge oyer Paulette creek on
Skinner road.
1t was ordered$ that the assessment
roll of real estatefogs 300 as made and
recNvned by W-eA< Stewart, assessor
and as corrected and equalized by the
Board Of Supervisors be and>ths ss6ape Is
hereby in all thing rattle and approved
and confirmed. Che assessor was d.
rected to proceed without delay to make
The necessary extension and additions t,
plete the entries in red ink made by thil
Board during the present term, It il
further ordered that the clerk make
and deliver copies of said assessmen
roll as the law directs,
The clerk wasordered'to advertise TO-
bids for bids for 90, 600 feet of post-oal
bridge lumber; 90, 600 feet 2x6xl2, an'
2 100 feet 3xdxts, to. be delivered a
Plum Creek levee on MHeon and Mem
phis load, all to be delivered by Septem
Der 15, 1890.
Tne members. sheriff and clerk wer
allowed their per diem and mileage.
j. d. HoDGDs,
President.
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MaurY'S Market.

We have opened a meat market at
CrYmes' stand in rear ofHughes & FL
kin's store, and propose to serge the
public with the very best meat to be
had. Prompt delivery and care in fill
ing orders guaranteed. Telephone us,
We will pay the highest market price
for the best cattle, sheep er hogs. Also
for hides. Patronage solicited.
S'lS-lm MAURYs t1SSN,
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COOksyiIle Items.

Our citizens are complaining of this
torrid weather, bnt we are glad to state
there is no serious illness and only a few
cases of chills,
Fruit canning and fodder pulling sea-
son IS about over and it is supposed cot
ton picking will begin as soon as it com
mences to open rapidly.
A new mill and gin house is being
erected upon the old site and will be
completed in time for early ginning,
Mr., G. w. Edwards and family who
recently resided in Macon, haye moved
to our neighborhoo1,
Attorney Dent visited our village
few days ago,
Miss Horton Of Clinton, Ala. is visit.
lug her sister, Mrs, P, E. Freeman. :
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Long returned
home last Thursday after week stay
at Hot Springs, Ark.
Mr., H j. Sanders and Messrs. Har-
yey and Charlie Montgomery of West
Greene, Ala, spent several days in
our village last week as guests of Mr..
and Mrs J. r. SparsxFar1h
Miss Lillian UndsSo6d left lastsat-
urday to visit he, sister at,Eairfeld,
Mrs, MA. Neill4Sgisfang relatives
in VIENNA Ala ~.
Miss Mae Davis, VINO has been the
que of Mr. and Mrs. J! R Sparkman
for several weeks, returned home last
Tuesday, accompanied by Miss Florence
! Sparkman.
A crowd went netting in Robin $
pool one day last week. They enjoyed
the sport very much but caught no fish,
as Ell has them trained.
All who had the pleasure of hearing
Messrs. Montgomery extend to them
their thanks for the rarest musical treat
of the season Their manner of execu.
ton on the mandolin and guitar denote
talent of the rarest quality.
On last Friday afternoon a party of
young people, chaperoned by Mrs, F,
A, Denton and Miss Mollie Moore left
for an outing on the banks o. the Noxu-
bee river. It is an ideal stream for
rowing, consequently two boats had
R9eq procured, as well as all kinds Of
fishing tackle and everything that could
add to the pleasure of tlle patty, After
induIging in the delightful sports for
several hours, the merry party drove
leisurely home in the moonlight declar
ing that they had thoroughly enjoyed
themselves and that no future outing
would effuce the memory of thisA
TELEPHONES.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1900-08-18
To the Trade,

When snap is offered take it-when
stock of groceries is sold at wholesale
cost, don't wait, as time is moving
1t is unnecessary to make you prices
Though the columns of newspaper,
you know, price of staples We don t
mean to give you goods, but save you
money j, G. H. JONES, JR,
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For Sale or Rent,

The Bryson Homestead, consisting o.
50 acres Of land lying just east of Ma
con, adjoining the incorporate limits
Good dwelling, large artificial lake,
stocked with fish, A nicer home no
found in Noxubee county.
j, c, H. JONES, JR,
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DEATHS.

| no s Lee, living south of
r'''le' lost two children in
AyS,
'''N an aged badly living
qua Creek settlement died
to'y. She was the mother
Fam Clark.
| No ,''ro Q, has fallen upon the
H.. ~'' A. NJ Williams because
'',a Of the bright little son
lie died Thursday morning.
% 1, son of Mr.. Hugh
f. ' ,,,., Of Winston, and nephew
In. @nlen' Of Macon, died
/ ro w., lie was accidentally
(fo rSIo On the place about two
low ta ',s death. His death is Il
ban ~ us Parents. He was a
belnra y excellent traits. was
Aout him. "''''s Will be desc
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Municipal Affairs.

Tuesday, Aug Z, 1900
A regular meeting was held, present
Mayor Faser, Aid. Carleton, Grace,
Dent, Shannon and Harrison, Marshal
Elkin and Clerk Boyd,
Minutes Of last meeting were read
and approved.
Treasurer Yates report was read, ap-
proved and ordered spread on the min.
ntns
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1900-08-18
NOTICE BRIDGE CONTRACTORS.

Bids will he received at the office Of the
Chancery Clerk on o, before the ii st Mon
day in september, 1900, to build bridge
over Panther Creek on the skinner road ac-
cording to the plans and specifications filed
in this office. The Board reserves the right
to reject any and all bids,
auglS.3t z. I. DORROH. Clerk.
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Notice! Notice II!

| hereby give notice that one Houston
Quinn has quit me without notice or
proyocation, and all parties are warned
not to give employment to said Quinn,
under penalty of the law.
w. 0. BARNES,
Aug. II. st.
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NOTICE CONTRACTORS.

Bids will be received ut the Office OF the
CbanceryClerK. On or before the first Mon
day in September, 1900, to repair the levec
on the Macon a. Louisville read according
to the plans and specifications filed in this
office, The contractor to be allowed the
use OF the tools belonging to the county.
The Board reserves the right to reject
any and all bids. u. Z. DORROH,5,
auglS-3t Clerk.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1900-08-18

lam putting prices to suit the times,
and guarantee good work. Shaving.
no cents; hair cutting, Is cents; sham.
pooling, 15.cents; honing razor, 10 cents F.;
scissors ground, 10 cents. Remember
the stand, up stair, next door south of
Murphey drug store.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1900-08-18
The Board OF Supervisors.

Thursday, Aug 0, 1900.
Boad met pursuant TO adjournment
all present, and w. V. Stewart t,y
assessor.
Jet Bros, were allowed $3.50, part
payment on court house icentract AZ
per estimate furnished by Jet Bros. for
work done on foundation amounting TO
S24G5. 2S.
This was endorsed by w. Chamber
lin & Co.. architects as follows:
| hereby certify that have examined
the above work and find the sane in
accordance with contract executed nv
said Jett Bros. and plans and specifica.
lions for said court house, and | ap-
prove the same, | also approve the
above estimate to the amount of 50, $50.
The remaining pat of the day was
consumed in examining and equalizing
the assessment,
IS Friday, Aug, 10.
w V, Stewart was allowed S21t rs
for enumerating 10, 500 school children
at 2 cents each,
The Board continued to equalize the
lOnd and personal rolls for 1900.
Saturday Aug, II.
The Board proceeded to examine and
eqnalize the land and personal rolls.
On petition of the parties changes
were made in assessment Of r, L. Can.
non, c NJ Thornell and w H Helm.
The bid filed by Jet Bros. for making
new foundation for court house was re.
jected,
The building committee reported and
the following notice was sent to lJett
Bros
This Board is il formed by its building
committee that door and window frames
are being placed Iii the new Court House,
constructed Of material different from and
inferior in quality to that called for by your
contract and the plans ant specifications
for said building, You are requested to
have such inferior material removed from
said bull ling and replaced by material such
AS IS called for by your contract. and the
plans and specifications under which you
are TO construct such building, failing to do
which such interior work and material will
not be received nor paid for b, the Board
and you will be held responsible for tie
same, }. d. HODGES, Pres,
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JEFF EASTLAND. q

During court term will furnish meals
20 witness and others attending court at
a moderate price. Service will be pice
and clean and food well cooked. Stand
next to the Eclipse stables.
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More New Vehicles.

Mr. Shannon has just received the
largest stock ever brought to Macon, of
phaetons, surveys, buggies, etc, any
style, any shape, any price. Call and
sac than,
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NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS.

The assessment rolls for the fiscal year
1900 are now in my office for ekamination
by the taxpayers, All persons dissatisfied
with his assessment must present his OBJ
iections in writing by the LIST Monday in
August! Z. T. DoRROH,
-IlnrL
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1900-08-18

On motion the borrowing officers were
appointedrto hold election Aug. 18th;
Manqgcrs-J {. Bush, W. j, Phelps,
Henry Herman
ClerkEH. c. Holt. B. NJ. Borgess.,
BailitT-S, NJ, Bowen
Chas. Hardin was elected Tax Asses
sor for 1900,
The street com. was ordered to con-
fer with the Ice, Light & Power Co, in
regard to the electric light service and
enaeavor to have the service improved.
Board adjourned
]. o. FASER.
F b BoyD, OK. Mayor,