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Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-01-17
ALOERMEN's Meeting.
Quite a Variety Of Business Trans
acted by the City Fathers.

The aldermen met in regular session
last night with all the members pres
cnt. The minutes were read and APP
proved.
City attorney Barney, to whom was
referred the matter Of the attempt on
the part of the town of Barre to levy
on the city watcrworks for last years
taxes, reported that in his opinion the
town could not collect the same. a
sons what protracted discussion fol-
lowed. The report was accepted and
adopted.
Several city warrants were ordered
paid, and the mayor retired after sign
ing them.
An accepted report of the street
commissioners, recommending that a
new street, from Washington to Elm
street, be accepted by the city when
the same was worked and decided to
the city three rods wide, was called
up for further consideration.
Harvey Hersey thought the report,
as made, accepted and adopted, would
kill the project. Some of the things
asked were practically impossible. If
the city would lay the street from
Camp street across the Averill estate,
then build two culvertS at an estima-
ted cost of about 5000, and then lay
the street from East to Park street,
the AUDITING land owners would do
the rest.
Charles Currier and Il. n. Prescott
spoke briefly in favor of the same
action on the part of the city. The
matter was finally referred back to
the committee on streets, after a
number of questions had been asked
and answered.
DR.. Nichols presented circular
letter from the state board of health
recommending that, on account of the
prevalence of small pox in the New
England states and the Province of
Quebec, all persons be vaccnated,
and that vaccination be free to those
not able to pay for it. He wanted the
advice of the committee. Didn' t
think there was case of small poX in
the state. Our danger is from Que
bee. This season is unfavorablc for
vaccination, and would defer it if safe
to do SO. The matter was referred to
the committee on health, who are to
confer with the doctor.
After some discussion resolution
to rent the rooms now used by them
to the city liquor agency for 500 a
month was passed, Mr.. Mcfarland
voting "No." He said it was far too
much.
Building permits were granted as
follows: G. II. Kelley, cottage on
Railroad street; j. c. Conley, two
story house on West street; A. J.
Floyd, to move shop on Spaulding
street; DR.. c. w. Steele, was given
permission to connect his private tel
ephone with G. II. Campbell's house,
and M. S. Levin was given permits
sion to hang a cloth sign over the
sidewalk.
II. G. Patterson for Mrs. Hutchin-
son invited the city to purchase for
$50 the mill buildings on the site of
the proposed reservoir in Orange.
After some discussion the matter was
referred to the committee on property.
The property committee reported
that Mr.. Howard could give $3.50 for
that piece of the Benedict farm near
the city limits. There are about Il
acres of it. No motions were made.
At $40 it was voted to adjourn.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-01-17
Having a Great Run on Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy.

Manager Martin, Of the PierSon
drug store, Informs us that he is hay
ing a great run on Chamberlain s
Cough Remedy. He sells five bottles
of that medicine to one of any other
kind, and it gives great satisfaction.
In these days Of la grippe there is
nothing like Chamberlain Cough
Remedy to stop the cough, heal up
the sore throat and lungs and give
relief within very short time. The
sales are growing, and all who try it
are pleased with it's prompt action
South Chicago Daily Calumet. For
sale by e. A. Drown & Go. DIV
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-01-17
SKIRMISHES IN LUz0N.
Americans Clean UP Several Provin-
ces in that Island.

Washington, Jan, l1.-Gcn. OTIS
cables that Schwan's troops ale in
possession of BataugaS province 3nd
are about to move eastward INTO TIVE
provinces of TayabaS and Laguana
Gen. Wheaton is moving on Lemerk
and Taal. lie has navy co-orporatlon.
His casualties are slight. The lnsur-
gents loss is considerable in men
and property. The expedition under
kobbc leaves for Hemp Port, tonight.
Hughes is absent on the western
coast of Panay policing. Eighty-siX
Tagaloes, who landed in Negros in
December were struck by Byrne in
the Negros Mountains and 10 killed.
No American casualties.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-01-17
AUCTION NOTICE.

FOR SALE AT Auction, at the City
Auction Market. Saturday afternoon. Jan.
20, 1900. at 3 p. M, one good mare with fold
by Jack, also two good large mules 6
months Old, black. Don't miss this sale
30 AL W. b. HOOD.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-01-17

Mrs. r. A. Field is in Randolph
this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Batchclder
have returned from a visit with fela-
tives in Undcrhill.
Charles Lepage went to Bennington
Yesterday afternoon for short b'lSl-
ness trip.
E. d. Taft was in Randolph on
business yesterday.
Peculiar communication Of Granite
lodge No. 80, F. and A. NJ. next
Friday evening at O'Clock. Work,
third degree.
1.-THE Highwayman " tomorrow
night.
The next in the series of private
dances will be held Friday evening.
c. r. Scott was in st. Johnsbury on
business yesterday.
II. C. Wallace of the Union Pacific,
f. II. Taylor, and II. J. Colby OF the
Illinois Central were IN the city yes
terday.
At the meeting of the Fnemen S
| Club held last night it was voted to
| extend to the Civic Federation of
| Women Clubs the use Of their rooms
for the ensuing year.
II. ID. Scgcl went to South Roy
alton this morning on business.
Mr.. Perkins of California is visiting
in the city.
Miss Lizzie n. Mcyette, profess
81 )nal nurse, is caring for Miss Ida
Colburn, who has been very i'll at her
home for long time.
NJ. Sheridan has gone to Berlin
Falls. n. H.. on a business trip.
d. V. Stone has gone TO Burlington
on business.
The boys cleared s at the Pleasure
club dance last night.
The school commissioners met last
night but no important business was
transacted.
Word was received here yes
terday announcing the death
of Mrs. futile mother Of Prof. II.
Austin Tuttlc, in Salem, Mass.
f. b. Kcndrick returned to his
home in Lebanon, y. II.
Mrs. Edward Cullen was taken this
morning to the Ilcaton Hospital in
Montpelier for a course Of treatment.
Benjamin French left this morning
for a month visit with his parents
in Kilburn City. Wisconsin.
There were large number Of Young
people from Montpelier present at the
private dance here last night. A
special car conveyed them home after
the dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. u. Allen returned
last night from a few days visit with
relatives in Watsticld.
The application papers for the L.
c. Q. +. have arrived and can be OBJ
tanned from the committee or at the
hail Friday evening, January Goth.
Mrs. j. II. Talbot, wife Of d. II. C. r.
Talbot, Of Mortified, will be present
to assist in the installation of the
ladies into the order. All the Catho-
lie ladies of the city are requested to
make application for membership in
the order.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-01-17
CITY news
Caught on the Pencil Points by The
Telegram Reporters.


Mass, has entered Goddard Seminary.
Mrs. Jennie Beattie and Mrs. Ger
trudc Bugbee were visiting at West
Topsham today.
George Carpenter of Winooski was
in the city on business yesterday
showing fine line of samples to the
cigar trade.
w. II. Campbell of the Barre Sup
ply Co. went to MiddleseX on business
yesterday afternoon.
William Tlbbett's sister from 1lol'
woke. Mass, arrived in the city last
night for a visit.
Miss Nadine c. Nichols classes in
physical culture will be continued af-
ter the first of February.
T.. S. Newcomb, agent for George
w. Smith & Son of White River juno
ton was IN the city on business today.
The case of State VS.. Wayne Burn
ham for burglary was continued yes
terday afternoon before A. G.. Fay
till Jan. oath. G. II. Campbell and
NJ. +. Burnham are bail to the sum of
$500.
The Pbi!omot'lians met last night
with Mrs. O. II Hale. The subject
was california;.
The ladies in some of the local clubs
are endcavorng to establish a circu-
lating library.
Signor A. B. Bellondi returned last
night from months visit in Phila-
delphia and New York.
The Royal Arcanum installs its Off
GERS this evening.
DR.. Hanson removed several poly
pus tumors from the nose of Mrs.
A. F. Carr of Montpelier.
Clifford peake celebrated his 3sth
birthday by figuring out the puzzle
that is going the rounds in the city,
in which it is required to add Sin
numbers together so as to make a
total of 81.
The ladies of the Universalist
church are busy today getting ready
for the turkey supper to be given to-
night.
George W. Smith has rented room
! in the Bolster building as his insur-
surance office. He is agent for the
Equitable Life Assurance Co. and for
the Standard Accident Insurance Co.
William Turner has purchased an
extra horse for his truck team.
Tool Shdrpeners Branch No. will
meet in their rooms at 7 O'Clock this
evening.
Charles Berry was arrested last
night by Constable Buchanan on the
charge of obtaining goods under false
pretenses He was brought before
Justice Fay last evening. II. w. Scott
prosecuting. He plead not guilty, and
the case was continued until tomor-
row. 1t is alleged that he purchased
goods in the name of another person
at Hendricks drug store, G. j. Rcy-
nolds & Son and of NJ. j. MCGOWAN.
The history of the case as it will come
out in evidence should the case be
heard is a very interesting one.
The Clio club will hold its next
meeting at the home of Miss Minnie
Wetmore, corner of Summer st. and
Maple Ave. Thursday evening, Jan.
18th. The topic will be Venice,
general appearance of Venice, Miss
Pope; noted places, Miss Glidden:
Venetian traits and characteristics
Miss Hopkins; Venetian HOLIDAYS.
Miss Wheo"cy: Gcndola days, club.
Adolph Goneo, Thomas Parker.
john and Bert Bartlett, shot sixteen
rabbits at Danyille on their trip.
Schneider must have been a tired doc
after chasing them. They failed to
secure any larger game, although it
was reported that they brought back
a pole cat. Any one having any doubts
as TO the number of rabbits secured
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-01-17
THE STOCK MARKET.
rodav,s Transactions Of New York ana
Chicago Exchanges Reported oy f.
A. Rogers & Co., Miles Gran
tie Block, Barre, VT.

Chicago Produce Market
CHICAGO, Jan. II.
The closing quotations of the LEAD
inc futures yesterday and today;
YESTERDAY. TO-DAY.
May wheat, 6oi '''
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-01-17
MONTPELIER.

w. +. Terrill and his brother a. L..
Terill of Underhill are taking trip
through the Mad River Valley in the
interest of his valuable proprietary
preparations which he is introducing
extensively this season, the merits of
which his advertisement in another
column Of this paper details to the
public. Since he put his Queen S
Cream Of Roses and Headache Powders
upon the market the demand has con-
stantly increased for the goods, as
they fulfill the mission for which they
are intended and the guarantee given
by Mr.. Terrill, their manufacturer.
Mr. Tcrrill will visit five different
counties before returning home.
Dr. Charles Hutchinson has moved
to Waterbury.
Ninety-one couples attended the
dance at East Montpelier Monday
night, and all report good time.
Miss Celia Lull is seriously i'll.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1900-01-17
NEW ADS TODAY.

Snlit Your Dollars-The Art Novelty
Store.
L. Kenney-Webstervillc.
Barre Opera House-Corner Grocery
Farms for Salc-C. Il. Stoddard, Real
Estate Agent.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-02-12

Dr. Hennessy received word Sunday
that his brotherinIaw, Mr.. James
Dood, died in Honolulu January q,
1900 Mrs. Dodd was formerly Mrs.
Kirk, who was well known to Carson
people, having visited here several
times.
James Wayburn, who made a ship
ment of rich ore from IXL district
Churchill county, to Salt Lake, is in
town today. He says very little min
ing has been done out that way and
there is nothing to tell about it at this
time. Two miners are working on the
other side of the range from him.
His shipment was a chimney of rich
ore, about four tons. 1t gave 6CO
ounces il silver. Much more work will
have to be done before anything deGn.
tie is known or much ore found
Wadsworth Dispatch.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-02-12
A Fla IN, g.

The call which Rev. Eddie has a.
salt Lake i one which any Carson
clergyman can &, n aHard to feel Hat
tered over. The salary is a very hand
some one and a zine parsonage ,hroM
in. His OF, a wiz be The Dean Of the
Episcopal Cathedral Of axe.
Hu.ch Il. : d IN nb9gah.y.u1 .4
oru,t commandments. In ri THIS
Mr.. Eddie is hesitatin. aoou.
ing it, as the ties hc nas formed hers
are very pleasant ones and lis wife and
he are very ,nnch beloved by the cid
zens of Carson, irrespective Of relig
Gus convictions.
His friends. however, deem i sci
fish to ask him to refuse ST. h3ttering
an offer and are urging his acceptance.
The Episcopal Church of Carson has
every reason to feel proud that it
rector was selected to ill so elevated
and responsible a position.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-02-12
4 Fake MaJci1

The cunning glove fight betwyea Cor
bayt a.a a,nr.tz, ma, all the ear n.ls,,
OF ,dt<e fight. ,j,us.e7 and on IT,
are old .,ianos. They used to travel
together Il Nor5,gt gets the decision
ov,t. .i~t'rje- he viii then have wiped
out his defeat by l9immon- IN tits
city ny be-ting the conqutro of the
Corn, man. This viii give him a
chance to - out - the road as the
champion OF the world. and when Fitz
ANTS d match he can tell him 60
out and make reputation.
COrhett can then p as the retired,
unheaten champion of the a.
Does any one suppose that in order 10
attain this #at he VIII not be quite
willing to ezgA>nge the entire purse
and gate rc>t,nt for the decision? If
he wins. liz .a- gt done SO hy ar
ranscaa, nj, nc sill t'en he Y Hing to
meet titz asaia. He will NOT do 80,
however, anu 40 sorting .l.8 has the
slightest idea he viii.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-02-12
Eeary Parker Killed

word came from Genoa yesterday at-
noon that Henry Parker tc"IoredJ had
hecu killed in James Canyon, near
Gt.ut.
III was helping take out logs and As
one rolled down the hill. lac was caught
under it and crushed. He was warned
ny his companions TO get out OF the way
but did not heed the warming. When
picked up he was dead. nearly c, cry bone
il his body being i'rHj,eu.
Parker was wei known in this city
where he has many friends. who will lie
>hocke ed at his untimely end.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-02-12

John f. Whitworth died at Chulart
near Salinas, Cal, on January 25, APP
parently in poverty. Since then $1,000,
contained in pots AHA cans, has been
found under the floor of his cabin.
The remains of Mrs. Howes arrived
on yesterday mornings train and the
funeral was held Immediately. The
following were the pallbearers: J. c.
Hennessy, VIM. Kinney, Samuel
Martin, Jas. Logan, I. Dempsey and
Jas. Spurgeon.
The Comstock mining companies
Wednesday paid the third installment
of S25, 600 on the 500, 600 bonus to BE-
loaned the Truckee River Genera
Electric company.
Dennis P. Hessian, County Clerk o
Inyo county, Cal, died at Indepen
dence Monday of hemorrhage of tn,
lungs.
Twenty U. S. warships are to b
equipped with the Marconi wireless
biography system.
The Government is taking steps T.
protect the big tree groves in Gale
veras county, Cal.
III. Bell returned from San Francisc
yesterday morning, where he went fe
medical treatment. His health is niue
improved.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-02-12

Mr.. Van Wrinkle, a brother of Mrs.
k.1ss, was brought in from Candelaria
last evening for medical treatment. Mr..
Van Wrinkle has poor eyesight and acct
dentalIy walked into shaft. When
found he was conscious but both legs
were broken and was badly bruised.
A large number Of Comstockers went
through to Reno yesterday morning to
witness the production of the PIRATES If
Penzance." They were joined by several
Carsonites.
The Gazette says Improvements
on the railroad bed between this city
and Laughton's are progressing rapid
ly. Several carloads of gravel and a
carload of ties and bolts were taken to
the scene of the work this morning.
J. j. ALE Il;t has accepted the
position as Wells Fargo messenger on
the V. & L. Jake has for number
of years been running from Ogden to
San Francisco.
The County Commissioners have solo
| the property on the Divide, known as thu
| Nevada House, for $l2, and the old jus
tice Court building in Gold Hill for So
Report.
| VIM. Henderson (colored), a residen
of Pinenut for number Of y ears, died a
the Poor Farm yesterday
The Gardnerville Record is installing
steam power in connection with it
plant.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-02-12
The Indian Pete Reward

Attorney General Jones has rem
dercd his opinion in the case Of Sher-
if Johnson who captured Joe Pete, the
slayer Of young Dang berg, in which he
says that johnson is entitled to the
reward offered for the Indian 5 capture
by tie State. The opinion was rem
dereu at the request OF Governor Sad
Ter. The objection to the payment OF
the money w, that johnson corspired
with the Indian ana that he murGel e}
surrendered for en- agreed sum which
was to come cut of the reward money.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-02-12
FROM THURSDAYS DAILY
Creamery Na;.srs

The Chamber of Commerce have set
Thursday of next week as tie tilnc zen
arrangement, for tile inauguration 81 .ha
new creamery "nteriri>e IA THIS cay.
The meeting VII he in the rooms OF the
Chamber OF Commerce over the Cri a,.-
ion and cold collation. viii be spread
about noon.
al Tie ranchers who desire TO tax ::
hani IN the affair will be invited from
and a general business understanding
Will hc reached Ever.thirg y y points
to the success of the new enterprise and
" hen once this is successful. auuoher
i, Wi BE- followed by o.Ae. ~.-.aiv~ {.
! h4ll3 up the c.tt .t tssrsa..
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-02-12
In Bankruptcy

In the matter of George Perkins of
Reno, New, bankrupt the first meeting
of creditors was held before the Referee
yesteday. The liabilities amounted to
about $500 and the assets $50, personal
property exempt from execution. Upon
this showing Referee Vanderlieth order
ed that 10 trustee be elected and that no
further meeting of creditors be held.
Attorney Mack appeared fer the Petit
toner.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-02-12

When buying -four tits just a easy
10 --t the best d. .o take an Injurious
article. The Holman -four that is
now on the market IN this city can't be
beat for it is the best sold. 1t is guar
anteed to be FREQ from ad ulterations
and is made by the most improved ma
chinerv in the State. Don't take any
substitute, but call for Heitman $,
made at the Douglas Roller Mills, price
81 per sack.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-02-12
Reducing the Debt

Yesterday the Board of Bond Com
missioners of the State redeemed
S24, 164 20 Of bonds. Last week it re-
deemed $50, coo worth.
Will our Republican contemporaries
who insist that the Silver party IS a
public calamity, and has been piling
up State debt, make a note of this?
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-02-12

Coroner Morgan received telephone
message from Tuscarora this afternoon
stating that Steve Beard, an old resi-
dent of Tuscarora, had been found
dead on the trail between Mccain
creek and Tuscarora. Nothing is
known here as to the cause Of Mr..
Beard s death.-Independe
The grand jury concluded its lahors
Saturday night and adjourned. They
indicted every body that was brought
before them except Mrs. Puett. In
this case they found an indictment
against Mr.. Puett. He was arrested
Saturday night and gave bail in the
sum of $1,000 to appear before the Dis
tricJ Court for trial.
The APPEAL continues to receive
booklets, ETC., from the Forestry Com
mission. It would be more like it il
some OF the com missioners would come
! west and look over the devastated
forests and then get an action on. It's
movement not books that the western
people want.
, A meeting of the Chamber of Com
MERGE was held last evening and every
| thing seems to be moving in the di
rection OF the ablishment of ;
creamery.
The Women's Relief Corps celebrated
the sixteenth university of the organi
cation last evening. A farce Twas pre-
sented by the members and a royal goo
time enjoyed, which wound up with
banquet.
! Miss Veda Mcclure has returned frol
visit in Reno.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-02-12
FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.
" rD- TwEDSy rnCyC
- X Ixi-ANtEH i Fs,tJ,E<- /
he Pros and loas Of the
Mater Fully Discussed


cs.or?ay The Board of C"ua' COM
,ioncrs passed resolution aIV@..i<-
The agricultural hCIldlng ior sale III
ion to- ihe highest bidder.
i The intontIon of tisa Chamber of
.ut9,lte 20 bid the building i. and
t. j, "l ,y;,-e II i a rental # one dollar
az 1" ,he company fi>t prepared /"
1t a. Il creamery.
he r@nnlers III Tie EirlhtE d. carson
es'-i't:,ed their Willingness q" take
.f@f.'i sock ~ the enterprise I" place .
81 5",r ration ana The hhid'n& > f.. "e
o5~as,. y the tiI:. - t#ll.35..
4 "a .ZeHS 81 carson aa - '--l'-- lo
he. enterprise.
Objections have been rajSe, to the pro
cd "..a'aory GA ii" grounds tat. ii
I! c''.-tItute 4 puhil" nHi-''rs. - II
't..- "'A-ih'' iibt~'l'-- ''t- ti''h III.
Na..-. II "h"-e property N"''" ne
'<':." by stoA nul9'i'". ..'"it!d h"NS
-t.. .t.l nn a-ath-' she '.'arjY "itt
Deg II" existing olty "f't't"H|"N he
ass f-a u.ts- 'N'" IL ." "ha''H.
-" $50 '''''S' > '' 81 q
stake. idea %b.'"t 5'"#-' - as al
H. ing " nuisance .- .'''re'he".
acre us IL "fe.'ht'''! "i'@'.- '"' 'tf#
'''''. 80" '.' VII. - 49, "-'- -
H. g. - eSN''4t''i T." fe' J. d" ''t"'i'|'f
'-"i''" '-e'''' - me SI'-'.- '''' III
e> tn. butter. \ creamery MAJ gave
rtn Lad Odar, would soon lie obliged 10
Use f'7 doors rs 1t t'"io MOI MAJ F' ~
tooN1'-
IL IL it'oSe' ''''' 'i'"'i''"'S i"'S'
ave d -i's pen III S'i'i''''i'' WIN ~ '"'
rs Is f'l necessary ana IL - lio' pro-
oSta - faiHe h"se "i''''n '''e '''S
M
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-02-12
Running Again

The Sierra Valley railroad, which
was tied up for few hoo.s las wovA
IS running as usual. An attachment
~ 5 levied on the road for g, 20 taxes
due the State of California. The
Sheriff of PLANES county too& caar-o
q. ...a road and brought the Sierra
t.H-~ .~ilroaf 4..-.aI in {. harry wiki
I'll. e uougn.-Gazette.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-02-12
Died

In Oakland, Cal, Feb. 6, 1900, Mrs.
Marian A. Howes, aged about 50 years.
Mrs. Howes was the grandmother of
Or. Mayo Greenlaw, and was a pioneer of
Carson. The body will arrive in Carson
on this mornings train and the funeral
will take place Immediately.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-02-12
FROM SATURDAYS DAILY.
Received the Rev 2rd

Deputy sheriff johnson of Douglas
county yesterday received tie three
hundred dollars reward offered bv The
81 ta fer the capture OF Joe Pete The
luct4a murderer.