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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-16

s2.22o bushels; spot market flrmer; No.
2. 26c; No. 3. 253sc; No. white 2SHc:
No. 3 white Csc: track mixed 2 western
251s427c: track white western 27k9
33c: track white state, 27ka3Sc; OPP
lions quiet, but steady. f3 e s
Hops. leather, cottonseed oil, rosln,
turpentine, rice and molasses steady.
Hay and pork quiet. Beef firm.
Cutmeats easier: picked bellies go
1oHc: picked shoulders &C.; qpickled
hams SA99kc. n
Lard firm: western steamed SIZES:
November closed at 81 Go nominal; re-
fined firmer: continent, S775; s. A.,
IS 5o compound G96hc.
Tallow firm: city, 4&G5c; country,
4$G5c. Butter firm.
Coffee. spot Rio easy; No. Z, TIC;
mild quiet; Cordova. 9h613kc. The
ut n net decline. OF SOLO points; total
sales $4,000 bags.
BALT1MORE-Flourr quiet: receipts
13,439 barrels; exports 236 barrels.
Wheat steady: spot and the month 72@
72hc: December, 72%@72xc; May,
7S& 179c: steamer No. 2 red 69hI69% G;
pie 6S672&c: southern on grade 70N q
~. s>oA" SaeiSt "h<ACo GPOkta roiQI
42S g43c; new. 42Hc; the month old
AN a43c; new. 42B@42Ac; November
or December, new or old. 4lHG42c;
January. 41A@4l1ac; February. 4lhd1
4l%c: steamer mixed 4OM @4G4c: re-
ceipts 17S.4Ss bushels: exports 137,14s
bushels: southern white and yellow
corn. old. 44145c. Oats firm;a No. 2
white 27k@2Sc: No. mixed 25AQ251sc:
receipts 2S.4l3 bushels. Hay firm. But
ter and eggs firm. Cheese steady.
CINC1NNATI-Flour dull. Wheat
steady; No. red 76976hc. Corn
steady: No. 2 mixed 37H03Sc. Oats
dull; No. 2 mixed 24c. Rye easy; No. .,
54c. Lard quiet and firm at 81 so. Bulk
meats flrmer- at 81 02Es. Bacon steady
at IS 25. Whisky firm at 81 81. Sugar
firm. e,
TOLEDO-Wheut active and steady:
cash. 75Hc: December. 76Kc; May, SING.
Corn dull and strong: cash. 3Skc: De-
cember, 37Ac; May. 37Hc. Oats dull and
firm: cash. 22Ac; December. 23Ac. Rye,
53hc. Cloversned. 1899 prime, Sc 80;
December, Sc 971s; March, SC 92h,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-16
Glorious News

VINES S',nes from DR.. D. q. Carglle. OF
u ill., l. t. He writes: -Four bot
H.. h.. oi Electric Bltters has cured Mrs.
h., - OF scrofula. which had caused
t,.s s'eat suffering for years. Terrible
h.. would break out on her head and
t.l,,. nhu mo best doctors could give no
I.nI,,l Uu' her cure In complete and her
lh%n. excellent" This shows wha,
b,,"us have proved-thnt Electric
trsrs Ia the best blood purifier known.
u, e supreme remedy for eczema, tet-
Din. "ah thcum. ulcers. bolla and run
Nd hnprss. II stimulates liver, kidneys
Ia. "'"s'a. e1pelH poiaons. helps diges-
s.n,, 'uilGa up tho strength. Only 20
u,, c aoIh by Logun Drug Co.. drug
""'untccu.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-16
Metals.

NEW YORK-The principal feature
In the market for metals was the rise Of
80 to 100 points In tin. prompted by firm
advices from London and good buying
orders here. The close was strong ut
S2S so and s2S 30. Lake copper. though
firm in tone. was not .quotably higher,
closing on the basis OF SIS 7561T no.
Spelter was again flrmer, owing to tho
light supply being quoted at 81 22h9
27hs ut the close. Lead continues quiet
Mt 81 37is, while the iron markets all
ruled dull and unchanged Pig from
warrants were quoted at 50 0O@lo co..
The brokers' price for lead was 81 90,
and for copper SIG S74s917 90.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-16

EIprcsa Companies.
Adams ,........lt3 United Staten -. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-16
Vaudeville In Politics.

TIM, n'eveland Plain Dealer: Perhaps the
tor ' Nv. mi'l come when the campaign ora
sy,,, WIN be succeeded by the vaudeville
IN "a. lie certainly was crowded aside
MAJ aohtana by the song-and dance
n"," no." ana The serio-comic vocalIsts, these
cbIr. auIuncts to the vOtc-winnlng ma
Kin. being furnished by Copper
,a,re Siark OF unsavory senatorial
,oa M les. and they swept the field.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-16

NEW YORK-The market remains
unchanged. with only moderate busi-
ness in progress and the effects Of W.
l.. Strong 6 Company's difficulties ap-
parent In certain directions. Prices
remain practically upaltered. though
In heavy brown goods there is little
more disposition to meet buyers Views.
No open reductions are quoted.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-16

OIL CITY-Credit balances 81 o5: GER
tiflcates, no bids: shipments, 96.1ol bar
rels; average 1896 barrels: runs. 10l.s5l
barrels; average. S9.795 barrels.
NEW YORK-Standard oil S70367o5.
TOLEDO-Oil unchanged.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-11-16
Open. High. Low. Close
Articles.

Cash quotations were rs follows:
Flour duh and easy.
Wheat-No. >, 6Sh073c: No. . red
73G73%c.
Corn-No. .. oeH@a9hc; No. yellow
1914 G39hc.
Oats-No. .. 23d23!c; No. Q white
2Gc: No. , white 24I2GEc.
MRlting-Fnir to choice 5GTGoc.
Flnxsced-N0. !, 81 7Gal n: No.
northwestern 81 II.
MISUNDERSTANDING 81 %,
Mess Pork-Pcr barrel $40 G2IsGllO IL.
Lard-Pcr 100 lbs. 81 2OI7 25.
Short Ribs-Sidcs Qoosc) SO 9OI7 %,
Dry sailed shoulders (boxcd) 5S.I
5%c.
Short clear sides (boxcd) Sc S0I6 90.
Whisky-Basis OF high wines 81 81,
Sugars Cutloaf G.l5c: granulnted
5,75c: confectioncrs' A 5.55c: or a +. iOc.
Clovcr-Contract grade, $40 90.
Buttcr-Active: crcamerIcs l5I24isc:
dnirIcs l2MGlSc.
Chccsc-Activc Mt 10IlllKc,
ECgs-Activc: fresh. &c
NEW YORK-Flour, receipts 1874
barrels: exports 17.77G barrels: sales,
$3.50 packages: market was quiet, but n
trlnc stcndicr.
Wheat. receipts 1895 bushels; cx-
ports 1879 bushels. sulcs 3S76, 900
bushels OF futures. and 100000 bushels
Of spot: spot market firm: options clos-
I'd firm ut 10 net advance; No. . red
March closed ut size: May closed at
SliSc; November closed at 7I&c: De-
ccmber closed nj 7Skc.
Corn. receipts S6.775 bushels: exports
2e3.s23 bushels: gales $40 bushels OF fu-
lures, and 400 bushels OF spot; market
firm; options closed firm and Nc net
higher: Mny closed ut 42Ac; December
closed at l3BG.
Oats. receipts 43,4O0 bushels: exports
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-04-06

affec.ionately called by his associates
was twenty four years of age and the
youngest son of Mr.. and Mrs. A, n. Ross
of South Shiawassee street. He was
born near Sterling, Ontario, but had
lived near 9wosso the most of his life
He was member of Company G 33d
Michigan Volunteers and served during
the Cuban campaign with his company,
being one of the most trusted and best
liked members of that organization,
He was an employee of the Vincent
Valve Company.
What makes the death seem perhaps
saddest of all is the fact that it is but
six weeks ago that his marriage took
place and the terrible grief of the aged
parents of the young man comes doubly
hard on the bride of but month and a
half who has bravely tried to be a COM
fort to the parents with whom she and
and her husband were as yet making
their home. The sympathy of all Owos.
80 has gone out to the bereaved family
and will ever continue to be theirs.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-04-06
Garland.

Born to Mr. and Mrs. Bert Estes q
son-Mrs. Hinspeeter, who has been
spending the winter in Traverse City,
returned to Darwin Green's Friday
Mrs. Bell Mitchell, of Rush, was the
guest of Mrs. S. Mitchell Friday--Mr.
Green, who bought John Martyrs farm,
has moved here from uplain-John
Leavitt, Jr. will spend the summer in
Iowa--Wm. Buck and family have
moved from Chaplin to A. f. Shannon's
tenement house-Mrs. Adelbert White
spent Sunday with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Park Scott The Ladies' Aid
Society were very pleasantly enter
tanned Thursday afternoon by Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Shickle. Among those pres
ent were Rev j. ID. Young and Mrs.
Young, of Burton, Mrs. Jay Miller. of
Owosso, Mrs. Walter Blunt and Mrs.
Thomas Sawyer of North Fairfield
The Ladies' Aid Society will give ma
pie sugar social at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. VIM E. Scott Tuesday evening.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-04-06
O. Ia - T 60 IRA.
E.~r, .he +, TIE Kind You Haa Alwsys t>sys,
"'' % &/NHzIZI

We call the attention o. our readers to
the very strong guarantee the manufac-
turers of the "Magnet Brand Paint" put ON
every can of their famous paint 1t is n pleas
ure in these days Of addlteration to find man.
ufacturers like the Edward Frohich Paint &
Glass Co., Detroit and Toledo, who confne
themselves to pure ingredients, stick to the
good old lead and oil, and make a paint
that has color, great covering capacity and
long if, giving customers fullest value for
their money and backing their faith with a
casl-roD guarantee. Read the advertise
ment of IN ignet Brand Paint" in another
column, and when you want paint buy the
guaranteed "Msgnet Brand" 1t does not
cost any more than the ordinary paint.
The Goodrich Transportation Company
has resumed passenger services between
Muskeoon, Grand Rapids, Grand Haven
and Chicago. the first boat having been
scheduled to leave Chicago yesterday and
the first one leaving Muskegon and Grand
Haven today. The boats leave Chicago ON
Tuesday, Thursday aud Saturday at 7:45 n
m. and leave Muskegon at 8, Grand Rapids
at 0 p m. on Monday. Wednesday and Fri /.
day The daily trips will he resumed about
the middle Of May. TIE line offers special
inducements for both passenger and freight
traits between this part of the state and
Chicago.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-04-06

standing In regard to the granting OF the
electric railway franchise enabled the
democrats to defeat Supervisor Chas. w.
Shipman. In Shiawassee, Perry, HazeltoD,
and in the second ward in Owosso the re-
publicans gained members by the defeat
of the democratic supervisors, Euler, Spald-
Ing, Cronk and Baldwin, while recount
OF the vote In Fairfield will be held tomor-
row to determine whether or not the repub-
lican candidate Mr.. Grant A. Randall has
beaten the democratic Supervisor Munson
who was declared elected by majority OF
one. While the result Is In any event a
gain of one, the county has lost the services
Of three good supervisors In the persons OF
Supervisors Cole, Colby, and Shipman and
THE TIMES regrets to record their defeat.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-04-06
Republican Congressional Convention

The Republican Convention Of the Eighth Con
gressional District is hereby called to meet at
day the LIST day of May, 1870 at two o'clock p. m.
for the purpose of nominatnga candidate for
Congress and for the election of a
Congressional Committee, and to transact such
other business as may properly come before the
convention.
A Republican convention of said district is
also called at the same place and date at 3
o'clock D. m to choose two delegates and two
alternates to represent said district In the
National Republican Convention to be held in
Philadelphia Penn on June 10th, 1900.
The counties OF the district will be entitled to
the following representation in each OF said con
ventions.
Clinton, ~ delegates.
Saginaw, 25 delegates.
Shiawassee, is delegates.
Tuscola, 13 delegates.
BY order of the committee.
WIN. G.. GAGE,
WIN. G. KLUMPP, Chairman Cong. Com
Secretary.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-04-06
Republican County Convention.

The republican electors of Shiawassee county
are requested TO meet in convention AT the
court house in the city of Corunna, Wednesday
April IL, 1900, at II o'clock a. NJ, for the pur
pose of electing 10 delegates TO the state con
vention to be held at Detroit, May 3D., IS dele
gates to the state nominating convention here
after to be Gale d; Is delegates TO the congress
sional convention, hereafter To be called; p
delegates 10 the senatorial convention, here
after to be called and 10 transact such other
business as may properly come before the con
ventlon.
The several townships and wards will be en-
titled to representation as follows. to wit:
Antrim, 81; Bennin2t ton, 8; Burns, g.; Gale
donia 81 Fairfield 3; Hazelton, 8; Middebury,
4; New Haven, 8: Owosso Up, z; Perry, II
Rush, 81 Sciota, 6, Shiawassee, IL; Venice,
Vernon, II; Woodruff. 3; Owosso CITY, LIST ward.
10, Cd ward II, Sd ward s, 4th ward 10, 5th ward
z; Corunna, list ward I, I'd ward Sd ward 2.
BY order of County Committee,
FRANK II. WATSON. Chairman.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-04-06
A CLEAN SWEEP!
Republicans Made One in Owosso Mon.
WIN. G. KLUMPP,
Secretary


The republicans made a clean sweep in
the city election Monday with the single
exception of constable in the fourth ward
where, apparently having in mind the ex-
cellent qualities of Harry Cole, as good
and faithful janitor, they must have con-
cluded that his quarters did not need
sweeping and left him to sweep his own
way tripmphanty into Office with the great
majority of three. The mljorites of the
republican supervisor and alderman in the
same ward were 173 and 15S respectively.
The victory was a splendid one for the
republicans who had put up city ticket
which could hardly fail to satisfy any citi-
zen who wished to see the city affairs in the
hands of tried and experienced men. Tho
election of Morris OsburD, as mayor, was a
merted vndicatiOn of that genteman's
eminent fitness for the Office and the
majority of two hundred-ftty which he re-
ceived in the face of the united opposition
of the democrats some of whom stopped at
no means no matter how contemplate, to
defeat him, means relatively far more than
the larger majOrities given the other mem
bers of the ticket. There are some voters
in the city who do not seem TO respect
themselves enough to realize that men of
Morris Osburn's character cannot fail to
respect them for what there is in them not
for what their employment is, but the cleo
ton returns showed that they are not so
numerous as certain few of the democrat
maDipuatOrs had counted on. The Amer-
can "lab0ring man" is also American
enough to respect American manhood and
worth wherever it Is found aud resents
being dictated to and told to vote for one
man rather than another because this or
that candidate is said TO be "only work
ing man."
The majority of 765 given to Thomas NJ.
Wiley was the largest on the ticket and was
splendid endorsement of that gentleman's
administration of the Office during the past
year. The majority for clerk, 596 was large
enough to show the popularity of Fred
Edwards and the peoples confidence In him
most concusively. The majority for q. b.
SickmOn was also a large one, 619 In the
several wards with the single exception
above noted, the results were just as con-
elusive as 10 the city at large and even G.
A. Baldwin, the democratic supervisor in
the 81 ward, was retired by the republican
candidate, A. b. Crane, who he'd majority
of forty eight.
The propositions to bond the city failed
to receive the necessary two-thirds majorities
and so were defeated. This seems unfortu-
nate as some provision should be made for
increasing the water supply before the sum-
mer brings the increased use OF water and
a. the same time the decreased supply.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-04-06
Fred Ross.
An Offering TO DIV. uring firel
The city mourns her dead.

An Offering TO DIV. uring firel
The city mourns her dead.
And hearts that know him best. desire
To not b. comforted
"Oh, sorrow, cruel fellowship"
We hold thee like bride,
And kisses on thy pallid lips
We " II not be deniedl
We sip the subtle "bitter sweet
That sacred rink OF God
When myrrh and mercy minglng meet,
Under tn Christening rod
He was child OF song and Joy.
That rippled like the waves.
AT home with mother, as a boy
AS man, mid Cuban graves
Wearied and worn 10 tiresome march,
Or doldrums OF the camp,
BY couches where the fevers parch
Away the dew and damp
He came, the varying lip of each
To suit with song or tone,
Until 1t was of common speech
That he was all their own!
IT'S little we have done for him,
To crowd his place OF rest
Or In this hour so dark and dim
Make him our silent guest
He gave his life. We give our tears
With father, mother, wife
Alas, for her the future years
Are robbed of half her LII !
We gather at the sacred grave
To make embrace of loss,
And say OF him so true and brave
Peace to thee, "Roguey' Ross
JEROME W. TURNER.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-04-06
Common Council.
Common Council Chamber. .,t
OWOssO, Mich, April 5, 19O0sl

Regular meeting of common council with the
president, James W. Jordan, in the chair.
Aldermen present at roll call. Gould, Nc
Lean Harmon, Jordan Palmer, and Walsh.-6.
The president announced the purpose Of the
meeting to be to determine and confirm the re-
suit of the annual city election nd the special
election held In the city OF Owosso on April I'd,
A. ID. 1890.
The c,erk submitted the following report,
which upon motion of Aid. Gould was accepted
and adopted and ordered placed on file ayes 9,
nays0.
TO the Honorable Mayor and Common Council
of the City of Owoss0.
commemorative following is statement of
the number of votes cast in the several wards of
the city of OwossO at the annual charter election
and the special election, held on the second day
of April, A. ID. 1900, for city and ward officers
and Tor propositions to raise money, as returned
to the city clerk by the several inspectors of
elections: =.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-04-06
BENNINGTON.

One ticket in the field. Supervisor, f.
G. Morrice; clerk, J. w. Hubbard; treasur-
err, Il. H. Taylor; highway com, w. P.
Friegel, justice of the peace, Jacob Boyd;
board of review, L. @. Cooper; school in
spectors, Fred Frederick, Glen Bogley;
constables, Will Waugh, Chas. Green,
Pat Green, Fred Warren.
MIDDLEBURY.
Two tickets, republican and prohibit
ton, with total vote of 90 Republican
ticket elected with following majorities:
Supervisor, Geo. Stanlake, 4S; clerk, E r.
Vincent, AZ; treasurer, Walter Howard,
SO; highway CON-, John Mckenzie, %
Justice, Chas. Valentine, 81; Justice, to fill
vacancy, j. Dewitt, Sc; board of review,
Geo. Potter, &c; school inspector, Will
Bookings, AZ; constables, Theodore Fair
field, Frank Stewart, Thos. Marvin, Emo
ry Warren.
sCIoTA
The Silver men victorious. Supervisor,
Alonzo Fuller, 9S; clerk, G. F. Mosher,
80; treasurer, l. Rohrabacher, 20.
sHIAwAssEE
The entire republican ticket was elect
ed. Supervisor Sugden, 46; clerk, Dever-
eaux, 90; treasurer, Herrick, l3); high
way commissioner, Thomas III; justice,
vacancy, Quincy "a. justice, vacancy,
Carruthers Is; board of review, Sheldon
100; school inspector, Sergeant 100
VERNON
Supervisor. Henry Myers, d; clerk, Z.
J. Hutchinson, d; treasurer, r. j. Chick,
d; highway commissioner, Jay Cole, d.;
school Inspector, w. p. Shehan, r; board
of review, 7. Cooling, d.; justices of peace,
L. G. Patched, r, Frank Karrer, r; con-
stables-John Houston, r; Asal Atherton,
d; George Jewell, r; Bert Lamb, r.
PERRY.
The republicans elect entire ticket.
John Boutell supervisor by u, the
least on the ticket. Clerk, III ii Haw-
ley; treasures III Walter; Jas. Bridger
highway com'r, III ii Hawley justice,
II S Stanley school inspector, f Wat
kinS board of review, w p Treadway,
e G Nye, G o Robinson, II Johnson
constitutes.
The republican ticket was elected
by majorities ranging from 26 TO 126.
Forest b Perry supervisor, Geo Bull
lock clerk, Marvin Ransom treasurer,
Randolph Bailey school Inspector, Geo
Urch highway com'r, j Il Dane justice,
David Cutler board review, Philo
Hughes, VIM Wood, Henry Amidon,
w l. Colby constables.
RUSH.
The republicans elect everything
except highway com'r, by majorities
ranging from 10 to %. j Huffman
w w Palmer clerk, j Il
Agnew, Jr, treasurer, James Lynch
comr, A Pollard justice, T. Il
Bunting board review, c. Gassman
school inspector, O Pearce, p SEQ
field, a l. Featherly, f Dewitt const.
CALEDONIA.
Solidly republican. John Y Martin
S u Rice clerk, n b Aitken
treasurer, John Hoenshell justice, A
highway com'r, Howard Slo-
cum school Inspector, e ID Vandekar,
board review.
NEW HAVEN.
The republicans elected the entire
ticket except treasurer. John Kim
w. S Burge clerk, II G Pen
abaker treasurer, w Wellman board
review, w II Post highway com'r, G
A OFT justice, A III Clark school in
spectOr, Ora Jewel, Jacob Kurrle, w
Dumond, w Kibby constables.
VENICE.
The democrats elected everything
except one. Hiram Reed supervisor.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-04-06
Marsh Convicted.

The trial of A r. Marsh at Lansing end
ed yesterday with verdict of guilty. rhe
case against Eli Sutton will be take nup at
once altho Sutton's attorneys will fight for a
charge of venue and delay. The interests
of the State were most ably looked after by
Prosecuting Attorney futile and Judge
Ed ward Cahill.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-04-06

The elections about the county resulted 10
gain OF one republican member on the
board OF supervisors. The republicans lost
In Antrim and Woodruff where Supervisors
Cole and Colby we're beaten by the demo
cats, and In Venice where the msun Ter
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-04-06

FouDd-Nrar the Ann Arbor depot. n
lady's watch crystal. The owner can have
the same by calling at THIS ONCE.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-04-06
Lacks 81 of having 2-s majority of ali votes cast
Respectfully submitted
~JOuN T.. ASH Citv CLARK

AID. Palmer o. cred the following resolution
o; nays0. - z
Resolved. by the common council of the CITY of
OwoSSo that the following officers of the city of
Owosso were duly elected officers of the city O.:
Mayor. Morris Osburn; city clerk. Fred I'd
wards; treasurer, Thomas NJ. Wiley; school TO-
spector, g. H.. Sickman; alderman. first ward
,; Stratton; alderman, third ward, Harry Noble
aiuernan, fourth ward, John l.. Curtis; alder
Hill; o.n ward. John H. Noyses; supervisor first
MARC MaIu II could; supervisor. second ward, AL
lieu rsab crane; supervisor. third ward. J II.
rIleseke; supervisor, fourth ward, v. M. White;
ssupervisor, NTH ward, NJ l.. Parker; constable,
III. ward, >, A. Crane; constable, second ward,
6N,na >. Burke; constable. third ward, Guy A
soie; constable, fourth ward. Harry Cole. con-
stable fifth ward, Wiley O. smith.
upon motion the council adjourned
JOHN l.. ASH. City Clerk.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-04-06

GA - TO RIA.
ss.nshs H'hs Kind You Have A!xge ~
s,:;''' N<AZzZI
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-04-06

iroposition:- Shall the City of Owosso raise
by bond the sum of twelve thousand dollars
(Sl2OOO) the said bonds, IL they are issued to
run 20 years interest on said bonds not to exceed
pei, cent per annum. payable semi annually,
the money TO be raised ny the Sale OF said bonds
10 De used for the purpose of procuring an addi-
rional water supply for the city.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-04-06
Lacks 60 Of having % maority of ali yo ase

o''' W VI having 20 HdJOTlty OF al VOteS cast.
rroposiuon:-shallt the City of Owosso raise
by bond the sum of twenty-five hundred dollars
lSSoOo) for the purpose of erecting fire depart
ment building In West Owosso, on the lot now
years from the date of its issue. Interest not to
nually} fN' va
Yes..,..... -ro oEo
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-04-06

First pro position Si2 900 Bonds for Additional
Wa err Supply.
Yes......-.... 16O 1873 l0S 1877 1923 753 -25l
No -. 49,. "a 1873 IS 100 100 SOC
Second Proposition, 500 for Additional Room
to Pump House.
Yes...".. ...... 1855 1866 100 l72 800 753 -2S7
No ........... SO 1856 IS SO 100 466
Third Proposition, $500 Bonds for West Owosso
fire Department.
Yes........... 1873 1863 81 1S7 209 753 -253
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1900-04-06

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Lacks 80 OF having 3 majority of all votes cast
rropositon:-Shall the City of Owosso raise
Dy loan the sum OF seven hundred dollars $4,000
tobe used for the purpose of buildinp an addi-
uohai room TO the pump house and also to pay
ia Ia additional land necessary for the extension
OF Its water supply?
Yes. -. 7sa os7