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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-02
To Deliver a Lecture.

Rev. William Temple, d. D, of
Easton. Md, will deliver an inter-
esting lecture III the basement of
st. paul's Church. Fourth and
Jackson streets, on Wednesday
evening, April 4, at o'clock. The
subject of tine lecture will be the
"Catacombs of Rome" and it will
be illustrated by stercopticon views
giving realistic pictures of these
early monuments of Christianity.
The lecturer will describe the
appearance of the catacom5s, ex-
planning their origin and history,
their paintings and inscriptions, as
revealed by the latest researches
of modcrh archaeology. The pro-
ceeds will be devoted to the im-
provement fund of the basement
chapel of st. Paul's Church.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-02
HdhtaS LOrDtIS.

Chester, Pa. Nprii ;. 1t vas rat
moreh on the streets that the attOr-
n:y~ for tie Pierce boy will to-day
apply Ior a habcas corpus so that
Pinny Pierce may be released from
jail, In such a case. it would be
necessary for the attorneys for the
defense 10 notify District Attorney
Smith OF the proposed action. \
time would have 10 be set for the
argument and when that time ar.
rived, all the old testimony would
have to be gone over again.
District Attorney Smith states
that he knows nothing Of the pro.
posed habcas corpus proceeding
and does not think the apple alton
will be made to-day.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-02
DEATHS, ,"~s

STEGLMAN-In this city on March 90,
1850, Mary Steelman.
Relatives and friends are Invited to at
tend the funeral from tho residence Of ber
son, Aaron Hughes, No. 6l2 Madison
street. on Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Interment at Old Swedes' Cemetery.
BOYLE--Oh April /. Elsie May, daugh-
ter Of John and Susan Boyle, aged 10
months and 10 days.
Funeral private at No. 408 French street.
Cut In that tbeautifubgraveyard
Our loved one sweetly sleeps
Beneath her grave covered with flowers,
In lifo we'll 50 sweetly keep;
But our home Is sad and lonely.
And tho days seem oh, so long.
Without our dear. sweet daughter
Who has gone to her heavenly home,
sadly missed.
s HER MOTHER
WHITE-In this city. on April lst 1900,
Anna D., infant daughter Of Theodore
f.. and Agnes White. aged months
and day.
Relatives and friends Of the family are
invited TO attend the funeral at tho par.
ent's residence, No. ZIG Sixth avenue, on
Tuesday afternoon, April 81, at 3 o'clock.
Interment Mt. Salem Cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-02
Knights Of Golden Eagle.


The annual session OF the knights
Of the Golden Eagle was held this
morning in the Red Men Hall, No.
SIS Shipley street.
The Grand Chief, Richard Hodg-
son, and other officers OF the Order
made their report, which was read
and approved. During the present
grand chiefs term, there have been
no new Castles instituted in Della
ware, which does not detract from
his work in behalf OF the Order.
During his term he has been pre-
vented from visiting many oil the
Castles on account of sickness.
The following installations took
place during the year 1899:
July 3d-Installed the officers of
Union Castle. No. II.
July 5th-lnstalled the officers of
Appoquinimink Castle, No 10.
July 1Oth-lnstalled the ot1ic ers
of Delaware Castle. No. H.
July 1lth-lnstalledt the officers of
Pilgrim Castle. No. 7.
Jan. Sd, 1900-lnst tailed the off.
GERS Of Apponquinlmink Castle.
No. 19.
Jan. 6-Deputized the Represen-
tatives to install the officers of
Delaware Castle, No. II.
Jan. Sth--Installed the officers of
Union Castle, No. II. Public.
Jan. 9th-Insta the officers of
Pilgrim Castle, No. II.
The matter oil special assessment
ot 5 cents per member, will come
up at this session to be acted upon.
The Grand Master OF Records
reports: Total receipts $ll, 936O3;
total expenditures $9o25. 76; amount
OH hand and invested $50, 568. 90;
amount paid to sick IS. 262 70; paid
for burying the dead $l,46S AZ; do.
nations ~ 80. 6O; total reliet 81, 800. lS.
The following Past Chiefs have
departed this life since last session:
G. r. Dempsey, George Baumann.
J. H. Donovan, Chris A. Stuck and
II. c. Durnall.
Officers for the ensuing year will
be elected this evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-02
Oreniny OF Artistic Millinery

u, B. Hyatt desires 10 infJrn the
LADIES' Of Wilmington and vicinity, that
she Will npem on Tuesday and WcdnsI-
day. Arrlt }rd and i'm. n No ~! King
street. the most dainty and artistic assnrt-
neut Of millinery gathered from New
! York and Philadelphia importat,ons.
she has msds IN effort to kser even tho
cheapest, artistic and mIst ref ed looking
trimmed hats, that can be found IN the
ghest rs vol a tho loves grade. Ihs
public is most cordially invited to call
and Inspect her trimmed work. Tuesday
aahS Wednesday,, April 3rt and lth,
n'e designated for tho display and 40!
hlns street - the place
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-02
After Tail DOckers,

Newark. n. Y. April l.--Colonol E. s.
Edwards, executive officer Of Now Jersey
Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty to
Animals, announced to-day that he wonld
prosecute Thomas 2. Watson. II livery
man, of East Orange. for tho wholesale
docking of horses tails With two Con-
stables, Colonel Edwards visited Watson's s
stables aud found several horses with their
tails docked. He learned ho says, that
the practice had been carried on for some
time.
Two years ago, Colonel Edwards caused
the arrest of the proprietor of Newark
stable for docking horses tails, and they
paid $500 In fines and were also indicted
by the grand jury.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-02
Officers Elected.

Officers for the ensuing year have boon
eec ed by the Nonpareil Association as
follows: President. George Kopp; vice.
president George Clockett; financial Sec
retary, W. J. Lutz; recording secretary.
trustees, j. Kopp, r. Scheu, G. Crockett;
auditing committee, ]. w. Schunder, H.
Johnson, A. Whitcraft; investigating
committed W. King, J. Schunder, H,
johnson; janitor, George Hemphlll.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-02
Death Came to Him ON the Road

West Chester, Pa, April l.
Leonard Moore, of Uwchalm town.
ship. one of the most prominent
farmers in Northern Chester coun-
ty, died IN his carriage yesterday.
lie visited West Chester to trans
act his usual first of April busi-
ness, and was at Whitford, on his
way home, when he suddenly ex.
plrGu.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-02
ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE,

AT the Opera House tonight and
tomorrow night. DR.. Cristicn will
lecture on beauty. form and physi-
cal culture. lie claims it is no or
dinary talk, but high grade lee
turc that every woman will enjoy.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-02
Given Another Chance.

James M. Milburn was before
Magistrate Kelly this morning on
the charge Of non-support of his
wife. lie promised to pay IS a
week and to keep away from the
house and was allowed to go and
sin no more.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-02
AERIUHTEJL I5IuNDl:R

Wll often eau u,oa HORRIBLE Burn Scald.
Gu. or Bruisu. BucSien's AFRICA Snlvc,
the best in the world, kill the pain and
promptly heal It Cures Old sores. Fever
Sores. lcGrs, Bois, felons, CUrns, all
Skin Eruptons. Bos; Pile cure on earth.
Oliy !octs. tOx, Cure guaranteed sold
by y. Il Danforth Drugg'at
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-02
PAINS IN THE BACK.

A. u Harrington, Coustan tantia, N, Y.
saws: II was troubled several years with
kidney diseaso and suffered severe pains
In tho back. used FOleys Kidney Cure
and one bottle cursd mo. lrrCOmmend 10
to my friends. 1t has given porfeot satis-
facti0n," All druggist1.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-02
To Ride StearnS This Season

Il. }, Gillon and Goodicy Brothers will
ride SI,arn's "Yollow Fellows" and
"Wbtc Flyers" this season. On sale an I
exhibition at Ross L. Sons Bicycle and
Athletic Goods Department, 2lO Market
street and IL East Second street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-02
More Insane Soldiers Coming.

Manila April 1.-The United States
transport sherman sailed to-day with a
battalion Of the Fourteenth Infantry, Can.
tains Richard 4. Yeat,nan, Arm and l Las.
seigne and William s Biddlc, Lieuten-
ants robert Field and Oliver, 176 military
prisoners and tWenty-fiy ga in anne
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-02
- -
A MONSTER DEpIl. FISH

Destroying its victim is a type otCOnsii.
patton. The power of this murderous ma.
lady is felt on organs and nerves and mu :
oies and brain. There's no health till it's
overcome. But Dr. Kings New Life Pills
are safe and certain cure. Best in the
world for Stomach, Liver, Kidneys aud
bowels. On1y 25cents at N. d. Dan forth q
drug store.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-02
NOTICE.
CITY ASSESSMENT.

Notic0 is hereby given that tho city as
ses4ment has boen completed aud the
books placed IN the office OF he clerk of
the CITY Council at the City Hall, where
they can bo examined by taxabies from
Monday. April 2 1900, to Monday, April
10Th. 1901. btwcen the hours Of 8 o'sluck
II. m and J? m. ma 3 to s .. III.
iha board of Assessment, Revision and
Appeals will sit to hear appeals from the
tsscssInrnt from April 3. to April 80, 1900.
ht Tho ClLy Hail. Mayors office, between
ha hours OF land 4 o'clook in Tho after
noon and z to 0 o'clock IN he evonlnR,
WM. =. MORRISON,
hs.lJt Clork Of City Council,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-02


Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie, Schwendeman n
Of Mnrshallton, celebrated the thirtis,h
anniversary of their marriage on Sunday.
A number of their friends called and ten-1
dered their CONGRATULATIONS, and all
parties enjoyed themselves very highly.
Among those present was their son Lewis
from Eikton, Lawrence from PhiladeI-
phis, and their daughter, Mrs. McElwee
and her husband, Of this city, Mr. Bul.
lock. Mr.. Lowther Edna Davis of this
city and others. A good dinner was pro-
yidsd for the occasion. and all went as
merry rs II marriage bell We hope they
will live to onjoy many similar annivor-
sares In an equally happy manner,
Miss Lola Thompson has gone south for
her health.
Miss Lula Barker, of Delmar, who has
been spending few days with relatives
here Is visiting relatives at Newport.
Misses Lzze Moore and Nettis Horsey
spent yesterday in Philadelphia.
Mr.. John Moore spent yesterday IN Phil.
dolphia.
Mrs. W. Scott Vernon left this morn
ing to pay her parents II visit at Bridge
ton, N. j.
Miss Matte Sipple, of Philadelphia,
paid her parents visit in this city over
sunday
Lee Hill has returned to Seaford.
W. d. Henry has been visiting IN Mil
ford.
DR.. ". S. Halett has returned to Mil
ford.
]. b Carpenter has returned from Mid
detown.
Mrs. A. f. Crow has bccG whiting In
Mlddletown.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Veasey have re.
turned from a visit to Lewcs.
Miss Alice b. Bell has returned from a
delightfnl visit to Now York.
Johu n. Kaiser and Miss Kate McCrAck.
Ell will be married ut high noon on We'd
ncslay by the Rev, DR.. W. L. $. Murray,
Misses Elsye and Matllo Smith, of l0i
East Eighth street, have returned from
New York.
Thomas A. Jonos. Of Denton, was
visitor in Wilmington O-dAy.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-02
RETURNED HOME.

HMr s, s. Marley, and daughter. Alice,
OF Franklin street. who were visiting Mr..
Marley mother, at Denver. Indiana. re-
turned home last week. Mrs. Marley was
In bad health, but was greatly improved
when he left Upon his arrival here he
received a letter from his sister, who re.
sides in Georgia, stating that the weather
there wQs fine and that vegetables and
fruits were all about to mature,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-02
An Entertalnment

The Oriental Tropbadors will
give an entertainment in Epworth
NJ. +. Church, Tenth and Lombard
streets. tomorrow. (Tucsday)
evening. A silver offering will Le
taken All are Invited.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-02
EeIID0wn Stairs,

Raceo Chicello fell down the stairs
at No. 81 Tatnall street, this morn
ing and fractured his skull. He
was removed in the Phoenix ambu-
lance to the Delaware Hospital.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-02
Special Night School T Might,

New session begins tonight, 7.l5, to con-
tnue Monday an1 Thursday nights
Last opportunity till fall to take special
course in Penmanship, bookkeeping,
Shorthand, etc. Call tonight, Goldoy
College, Eighth and hlarket st-eets.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-02
Repairing the Cable.

A force Of workmen are at work
repairing the cable at the third
St, eet bridge. The bridgein out of
service and the trolley cars cannot
run across it,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-02
Seven Firemen Crushed BY Falling Walls,

Philadelphia, April BY the falling
OF the walls OF one ofsoven houses at Front
slreet and Susquehanna avenue, which
flremen were injured and one Of them
probably will die.
The fire proceeded by an explosion OF
garolipo in 2l34 North Front street. which
shook the ontirs noigborhood and started
the flames
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-02
Herring and Si,ad,

Mes,rs c. Schwendenman and Thomas
Jowther have just received II oonsi gn-
mpnt of shad and herring from Norfolk,
Va, which they are selling ut No. 800
Market street. They also supply their
customers in the country at very reason
eble figures.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-02
. Fireman rlcEntee Sick.

John McEntee, the city hall fire.
man. has been confined to his home
Tor the past three days. lie is now
threatened with pncumauia.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-02
Address by Miss Acker man,

Mrs, Thomas Darlington presided in
Grace NJ Il. Church last night when Miss
.lUnnio Alderman delivered an address in
the intercsts of temperance that was well
wUtll hearing.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-02

Running sores, ulcers, boils, plmplOs.
etu., quickly cured by Banner Salve, tho
most hoallng salvo in the world. No other
'JAst as good" All druggisti.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-02
Meeting Tonight

The Nntaral History Society OF Della
ware will hold its regular meeting to.
night, Arthur Spaid will give talk.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-02

EstBiht SALE OF 5000 WORM OF auOD
fGrnll nru at stihham i Sons Auct ion
'i'om, No III Last Fourth street, on
FRIDAY. APRlL6. 1901
at c'clo"k p. m.
Parior, bedroom and dining room furniture.
lcalhtf b,ds' mattresses. GCU yards OF good
carpet, velvet tapestry and ingram. 2,0 ynrd. .
OF ilnen warp mating, Z organs, ) gooi cook
St"Tc's II n4I Iso door range. dining room
chairs, adcbpards, bookcase, china silver
hnd siNSt"nrc; The storew be open for the
Inspection Of the goods on evening before sal q
nud Oh morning of sale Moro good goods
than we ever sold before, parties lesyinH Jho
city, e., i. {. SIIDHAM. .Aur
AZ Il
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-02

IA GRIPPE coughs often continue for
Lmonths and some times lead to fatal re-.
suits after tho patient is supposed to have
passed the danger point, FOley's Honey
and Tar affords positive protection and s4-
curity from these COUGHS, All druggists.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-02
Received an Amendment.

April l.-Dr, T. d, 'Shortlingc, son of
former Mayor Shortlidge, has received an
appointment us surgeon IN the regular
army. and will 60 to the Philippines
abD mt Nav |
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-02
Norkmen Will Strike To day.

Newark, n. j., April Fully 1870
workingmen will 60 on strike horc to.
morrow for an advance OF twenty five
cents a day in their wages. Tho painters,
decorators, paperhangers and men en-
ployed in kindred trades have mase de-
mand for an increase which will make
their minimum pay s. IS day, At pres
sent they are paid &. 50 day.
The carpenters of Newark who ara now
getting g.. 7oa day, demand ~ ln each
ease the formal demand has Leen made
upon the bosses tor tho increase and has
been refused.
There are about 200 boss painters In
Essex county and vicinity, employing
about $50 men. Tho MaStor pnlninrs'
Association has II membership OF about
eighty. A. A. Sippo, the president, said
tu-night that tho bosses positively would
not yield to tho demands ut their men
Some OF the boss curpeatels hy tom or
row will accede to The demands of the
journeymen 1t Is said and4 men viii
remain at work
Meetings of tho jDurneymen In oil the
trades which will striko wcro E"ld last
night and to-day, and it was decided not
to recede from the stand taken. By keep
ing firm and orderly, II was declared, the
strike will bo won. Ir0ucle II also brew
ing among the journeymoE u'dmbers,
The men are is-atislied with the present
apprenticeship system, and want their
wages increased from s. to 81, % day,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-02
CARD BASKET.

Jonn W, Canary, OF this city, has just
returned from the Southern Pines N. c.,
where he has been the past weeks for
benefit of his health. He will report for
duty with A. G. Yates e. Co, the great
New York Clothing house. to-day. He
will be glad to see any Of his old friends;
thanklng them for past favors
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-02
Strike At Long Branch,

Long Branch. April Upward OF two
hundred mechanics OF this city will! striko
for eight hours Tomorrow. They arr
members of Local Union No. LII. United
brotherhood Of Carpenters and Jolners
which held tho largest meeting In its his.
tory last night.
For months the union has been trying
TO get all the builders to join the eight
hour NOV veIDent.
number of The builders say they will
not yield. The union members asroe to
work nine hnuIs on all contracts executed
plior to April /.
Il. s. Jones, Of Parksey died at his homo
on Friday Ho was about 60 years of age
and leaves a widow and several children.
MI. Jones was native Of Delaware and
was at one time postmaster of Parksley.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-02
LONG BRANCH MECHANICS To STRIKE

LWNG EKANIH MF0H HANINo III NsNTN w
Long Branch, n. j April 1.-Two
hundred mechanics of this city will strike
for eight hours to- morruw. All but nfty
of tho carpenters of tho city ara members
of local union No l5l, United brotherhood
Of Carpenters and Joiners, which held the
largest meeting IN it, history. last night,
For months the union has been try Ing
to got all the builders to join the eight
hour movement, aud. failing, decided to
strike. A number OF the builders say
they will mover yield. The union men-
bers ugreo to work nina hours on all con.
tracts executed prior to April |. Three "f
the largest builders in the city are non-
union Ut present. and have neuriy s2OJ,UN
worth of work to finish by Junl !, More
than two-thirds of their mechanics are
union men.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-02
Shoots His BrOther.in.Law.

Kansas City, Mo-, April l.-HarborIng
inaginary wrongs, John w. Mokimm,
aged twenty-nine years, to-day shot and
instantly killed Dr.. b. Il. Shaw, his broth
er-in-law. as the latter sat reading this
Sunday school lesson to hi, five year old
daughter. Mckimm, who has been an Ia.
mate of II sanitarium, and is belieyed to
be insane, Threatened to kill tho other five
members of tho family, and was only rs-
strained after a struggle.
DR. Shaw Is Il widower. Hlh mo her-in
law Mrs, Mckinm, had cared for his
children and wife until she diod. The doc.
tor, as was hi, custom, spent Sunday at
tho Mckimm bouso. After dinner Shaw
sBated himself in u chair in the parlor
and with his child before him on the floor
was reading the Sunday school lesson to
hor Mckimm, as it developed later, had
gone dilectly to his room from the table,
ard wrote u rambling sta aiement in which
ho stated that he had not been treated
rightly, and that hs intended wiping out
the entire family, consisting of DR.. ShaS
and his child, his mother, two brothers
and sister, Then, descending to the
parlor, he slipped up behind Shaw, and,
placing the revolvo" against the latter,
fired, DR.. Shaw died Dolor0 tho family
could roach his side.
AS the other members OF the family
came running to he scene Mcliimm cool
ly raised his revolver to fire at tho fl r5t
who appeared. Before he could fire SEC
end time he was overpowored by his two
brothers, and taken to the station. There
tho murderer refused to talk, and appear
cd unaoucerned.
Tho Shaws and Mckimms came to Mis-
souri, from Pennsylvania fifteen years ago
DR.. Shaw married Miss McKimm at Lath-
rop, Mo. lie graduated from the Univer-
sity Medical College in 1899, and was
prominent in his profession. MoKimm
has been considered Of unsound mind for
several years. and was discharged from
local sanitariun two years ago ~ cured.
Recently, howevar he has acted quosrly.
The blckimms are well to do,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-04-02
Berry Will Again Look for the Boat,

Chester, April 1.-Chief of Police
Berry has no idea of abandoning
the search for the murdered George
B. Eyre S cunning skiff, which he
believes was sunk in the Delaware
River near the mouth OF Raccoon
Creek, and the recovery of which
he believes will have an important
bearing on the trial next June of
James and Amos Pierce, who are
accused OF the murder of Eyre.
Chlcl Berry said tonight that as
there was no longer any possibility
Of being hampered by ice in the
river such as was encountered dur
ing the half dozen previous searches
he would again explore the Jersey
side of the river and he felt conf
dent he would yet find the missing
boat and that right in the locality
where Mary Cowan in her confess
sion, declared 'Jim" Pierce told
her he sunk Eyre's cunning skitf.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1900-12-14

collected $50, total S125. 1t was
moved by Housley and supported that
the report of clerk be accepted and
placed on file. Motion carried.
The report OF the city treasurer
which appears In another column was
then read. 1t was moved by Chlnn,
supported by Knutson that the report
be accepted and clerk instructed to
have same published.
The report OF the Finance COM
mite was then read as follows:
Ely, Mimi, Dec. 4, 1900
TO the Hon. Mayor and Council.
We, your committee to whom was
referred a portion OF the bills present.
ed at our last regular meeting wish to
report as follows:
The following bills were allowed as
read, viz: Grant McMahan, S67. 81;
d. &. I. r. Ry. CO.. $l56.S6; Con Sui
Ivan, $3.50; Chas. Grabowsky, $500:
JOS. D. Conan, $500; Thos. Dyer,
SO. go; Thos. Champion, $500: A. r..
Thayer, $1,000; r.. E. Miller. $500;
John Dennis, $500; w. j. Trytban,
$l5.15; S. Anderson, "a. 40: G. j. Mott,
$40: Peter Scllaefer, $l5.15; Jas.
Sheridan. sl1.90; Fl. Van Blarcom,
$15.l5: Nick Tribilcock. $40; TT. G.
Kelly. $l1.90; E. j. Morcom, $119O;
Sam Aspegren, S7.40, d. & l. r. Ry.
Co.. $l54.40; Chandler Iron Co.,
Sl17.27; Oliver Iron Mining Co., $40. Is;
Geo. Holmes, $42.50; N. G.. Erickson,
$500; F. G. Miller, g.. 80; Garlock Pkg.
Co., $l4.91; Burgess Electric Co., S.. co.
Pay roll of N. G.. Erickson for, Nov
1900. $l71.S7; Pay roll of F. C. Miller
for Nov. 1900. $500: j. HI. White
1856; p. Schaefer, $50. 20; Ohio Goa
Co.. 1892. 80; General Elect. Co., $3l .s7
r. Chinn, $500; Mrs. Jos. Losey
sl.50; Geo. Barich, $500; Finnish
Temperance society. $1,000; J. r
HousIey, $l7.55; Elect. Eng. Co. SOL Is
Delaney Oil & Grease Co., $40. 80; Geo
Hogan, $500.
| Further that we have corrected ane
allowed as follows: John Glode, $lt
allowed at $14.6O; N. G. Erickson, Oct
pay roll S33784 allowed at S326.5I
Geo. Holmes for labor, 1920 allowed
at 1880; VIM. Scott for labor, 81. 81
allowed at 56.92.
We also wish to report that we fine
the bill of David Brown, city clerk
for express, was also included in til,
bill of D. & /. r. Ry. Co. and tina
Clerk Brown had not paid said bill
which was presented i'm his name, ant
that your committee has not consider
ed Clerk Browns claim.
HY. CHM,
Chairman of Finance Committee
1t was moved by Thayer and sup
ported by Trythal. that the report b.
accepted and placed on file. Motiol
carried. Alderman Cox voting in til,
negative.
1t was moved by Trythall and sup
ported by Knutson that the report o
the committee be adopted with TIN
exception of the bill of John Glod
allowed at 14.60 and that Mr. Glod