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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1901-02-16
AZ AFFLICTED FAMILY.

People here az elsewhere have
their share. Of sorrow, but for
many i long day no such sue
cessiye Affections have followed
any: one family il, this section
as that which has followed the
family Of Gus Peterson Of the
Painted Woods, since Christmas.
First q three yeas daughter,
|theu sn aldsr. .hrather. and late
/ II the yoiingest child; and now
the thoropgh ghly tired out and
I exhausted othe1 is laying at
the point &c death. e; the fa-
tal disease is diphth heria the
usual help and solace from
friends and nei ghbors is denied
them foF fear of spread the
I desc Surely 4 trying sitn.
Eatiau both to tho alllicted fam g.
lily md those 30 81 help
4 81:
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1901-02-16
DROPPED DEAD.

s.sPs,rties from CosA Harbor re-
port the death of venerable J..
Beck, father Of John O.. Beck,
who lives::a few miles from that
village. Deathto Mr.. Beck came
unexpectedly sudden. He Trad
been to the river after timber
and reaching home put his team
away and had just entered his
house, dropped dead, This was
Monday. He was over sixty.
years of age..and had resided ID
the Coal .Harbor neighbour oal
several years and was . well
respected citizen. e
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1901-02-16
The Ball Boys Dance.

The most pleasing andiater-
esting event ever held in
! Washburn was that OF the
dance last Tuesday evening
given by the local Base Bali
club. The crowd was un.
usually large there being over
rs tickets sold and as. many as
50 couples were known to have
plided over the ball room floor
at one time. ,s !, 4 )
The costumes were. livery
interesting and pleasing and
esented a very attractive and
brilliant appearance. The
many masquers unmasqued at
midnight to discover their mis-.
takes and poor Judgment in
determining who the numerous
masquers, were. ..is
The members Of the ball
team had spared no paines in
making the event a most en-
ioyable affair and looked thor,
ouqhly after the entertainment
Of the many guests. who iex;--
pressed their praises Of the
management in the manner ii
which they had SO successfully
performed their duties.
Supper was served shortly
after midnight to about So
couples at the: Merchants hotel.
| Landlord Charlelpi.c having
prepared a most dainty spread
which was highly appreciated.
After luncheon dancing was
resumed and. continued until
the snm|>t.r curtains of night
had vanished and daytissha,
threatened.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1901-02-16
Sale Postponed

The sale of.the Fl. Steven
son which was to have taken
] place at the land Office at Bis.
mairc.k has been postponed.
Tbs sale began as; advertised.
Tue,d Feb: ,.th. and .
..il,pmbe: of tracts offered ,foll
ss|eI but there being but one
bidder present i i was ordered
Eby the q department 70 postpone
tne sale. The land will IS re.
advertised and sold = slime
4 future saaie.. . 4
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1901-02-16
Eibowoods Notes.

Eibowuods Notes.
I, !, Elbowoods, N. D., Feb. 2. 1901.
Ralph Ward is in Elbowooda
';on a short visit.
i Matthew Gilmore was a visitor
il Elbowoods short time ago.
Unfortunates who have beer,
suffering with IL grippe are re-
covering.
Geo. Dickens who has beea i'll.
ia much improved and is able to
distribute mail.
Mr.. Sloan. the new agency car
penter, and family are now settled
in their new home. So
jefferson Smith. son of the
agency farmer, is home from
Carlyle, where he has been attend.
ing school.
Rev. Father Wilhelm is suffer.
ihg with Ia grippe. His immedi-
ate recovery is hoped for by all.
Fred Carrow came up from
Armstrong OH a business trip and
whih here was attacked with Ia
grippe.
"a surprise party was given to
Edna White in honor of her birth
day. Games aid a candy pull
were the principal features Of the
evening.
On Tuesday last a surprise
party was given to Miss Mae Nc
Laughlin, Ralph Ward being a
|guest. Games were the Irinci-
Epal amusements Of the evening.
Refreshments were also served,
after which dancing was engaged
in until early hours.
Il, ~ S. +. G..
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1901-02-16
A: Proposed Railroad

"a Mandon correspondent writes
the Twin city papers: The Met,
Ger County Land Co, is seriously
considering a proposition to run I
railroad from New Salem on the
Northern Pacific to its lands which
lies about ,thirty-tiye miles north,
The company has 50,00o acres
which it can sell for q much lower
figure than Nj. Washburn ID sell
ing his lands for in Mclean
county, and it's scheme is to oon.
struct q cheap trolley line toI
passengers and freight, During
good crop years there would sbil
several hundred Thousand bushels
of wheat 70 transport tos market
that would come along this lpi
in preference to the certain sHd
expensive boats that come dSwn
the Missouri There is e. ahqRdd,
ance Of coal along The proposed
route which could bs 'used fof een,
Grating electricity Is propelS The
|cars. ls
The farmers who have besg ap.
preached have cons 4 e donate
the right 81 way and most the
grading would be done ft}s q
charge. There would bel i q
absence of heavy ! gEadesg 4long tht
road ! Insurance, ollmis ignei
ILuetz Who il lrasls lslsnt q az
conn j. e,,th astie oytrs ~ u
pFejs'si &
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1901-02-16

Ex-Judge Miller was down
from Turtle lake on a busines,
trip this week.
Mr., Brewster and wife and
Miss, Alberta Zingg OF Han
cock attended the. dance in the
the. cry Tuesday a.; evening.
Miss Bird darlington ar :
sII'sisrdin the: city the first o]
the week from Harvey where
she has been teaching school
The pase few months.
e. L Robinson ofCoal Har-
Dor, Alfred S,aley and E. 5.
Neal of Roach, returned iron,
Bismarck where they went to
attend the sale OF the Steven
son reserve.
Grand Chancellor Sprake
will pay the local X. ?. lodge
an official visit Tuesday even-
ing, Feb. Io. A special meet
ing is called for that date and
all Knights are urged to be
present. -
Rev. A. Schmalle and.A. E.
Wilgus arrived in the city from
Defiance, Iowa, the first of the
week, to look over the. town
and country. Mr.. Schmallc
delivered - very apprecia,ive
sermon to a large and attentive
congregation at the school
no -'se Sunday evening.
A.Mng the many to make
Washburn their headq uars~rs
i,.41,e spring is Contractor
q. !, Burke "f Bismarck, MIR.
Burke has for the past several
year. :l'cen engaged IL, in super
ivising an,f building several
brick b!asks AND buildings: q,
Bismarck, Alandan and numer:
niis other places. MIR. Burke
has had ye.ars n .lofexpcrience i'll
the building Line and will no
doubt meet with success in
our thriving city.
+ An excursion tram was run
over the l;i.marck, Washburn
q" Great Falls road from Bis
marck to Milton last Tuesday
bearing about 800 people in.
ctndinK The members of the
5s,he State Press
asso ociation. and many other
distinguished people, to vlsi,
the Washbarn mines, at Viii.
ton Manager Walker Of the
road, distinguished himself in
the manner in which he enter
tanned the guests and in his
pleasing way showed the many
spectators through the mines
and 5lhe workings Of the ma
|chinery. An elaborate lunch
con was served 10 the visitors
at Hotel Wilton before their
departure 10 The capital city.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1901-02-16
Wool Growers Meet,

) w OOl AJIOWCI6 AleeJ.
q, The State Wool Growers ASS n
held its annual meeting at Bis
marck, Friday. the 9Th. Besides the
regular business transacted the
dates foEthe sale. of wool for the
Nasnii,g year,were set. which were
/ s. follows:
Eb Sentinel Butte, June "a.
Dickinson, June Is.
G. Taylor, June B,
/ Richarlton, June q.
\ Glenullin. June %.
Mandan, June -.
|. Hebron, July and Is.
Bismarck, July 2.
Kuhn, July 8.
F. Oakes, July9.
!. jamestown, July 10. y
t4 "a. .
The Junier Leagase have de-
cidsd to celebrate Washing
tons birthday, Friday, Feb.
Rpd, by holding q defamation
contest in the evening at the
court house at 1880. Anna
Peterson, Eva Wilson, Bessie
Bynn, Edgar Eskes, Walter
Paterson and Leslie Bu.gum
will contend fora silver medic.
The best of music will be
given
4. G. Rapard will act as
chairman Of q committee Of
t;:ree to decide who is awarded
the medic. -
Mo admission will be charged
but q collection will be taken
70 help bear expenses.
4 good entertainment is ex-
pected.
Edeer E.ke., Prs.
a. Eva Wilson. Soc.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1901-02-16
LoCAL1TEMs.

Nm. Martin and Jake XII
ian were Re ii The city from Viii
!. ton Tuesday.
The AKashburp -four mill
shut down ,be first ottiae week
Gar several weeks,
Commissioners Putt CAME
over from C:,ssel,nan !es,er-
GAY ,n a,,rnd the ,mt's:1ing of
Ire cfn.niisss'iionerst s.
tll,r small pix s.ss=c:t. and the
.aceiit.i'':;'ii.,n il; ..c'azs; le-i4';! over.
!. school "pentd::A'h'nday. pn a :.
sl<hs. home nt Mr.. and Mrs.
)4Aa Nlgl.; ol FL Ber,h"ld,..
,.ss-,c,mled .hr arrival "fa 1sA
pound hoy on The 9'h!;;
y Grand Masgae; bail was.
held at Elbownods OH ,hc
evening Of Lincon's Birthday:
About Is couples attended
and a jolly good time is re.
- -IN- e b 49, (
ported:
The county commissioners
met yesterday to draw 'a up the
jurors forthe next term of the
the district court. The list Of
jurors will be published in next
weeks issue.
N: r: Miniha!a, q teacher
ini,he Indian school at Arms
,rong, passed throreh the city
Thursday en- route to Artas-
trong from a business TIP 10
u the capital city.
rP. Peterson. the genial
4 ranchors OF Turtle creek, was
I {. ,ra;llnllsalctiing Business in the city
i the first 81, the week, The
Judge was one 81 the. leading
promoters i'm the organization
of 4 school district in his lo-
: cali.y and is looking after the
erection Of = school house
thereon.
W. a. Percy Of Elizabeth,
- lsiinp., arrived in The city Sat
nrti:..,,o look over the town q
and county wish = view q
l,'ca.lpe and \ eng aging: Il che
watch and jewelry bushes 'fl l1
this cii.y. Mr.. Persy has for
The last severrl years i been IS: en-
& gagged 4 nrsthe5 Z jjewelry business IS
II Valley City and comes
highly ss,con,e i, e.,ded As 4 4 frs,
class 4, and and EFF e'tt jsvelsr, &
Is Soon Is Nj. ersssy's IS tools
4 ana fixiurI'e.s, t,siye ll,e Will rs
,emp a,rarially locat n 81 "a \ 1 4 ftlauge.
y store where hr vii. ID. Is Is
prepared q do al sind 81
and / clocl siri'' : I
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1901-02-16
.THE OLD RELIABLE STAnD-BY''
ANEL NELSON

Has contracted for large new UP.TO.DATE stuck
DEERING" BINDERS, MOWERS and HAY RAKEs. IT,
celebrated J. l. CASE GANG and BREAKING pows
"aqITcHELL" and "BUR6;" WAGONS open and
RUoGIEs, SPRING WAGONS, ROAD CARTS E,c. Ah,.@
barb wire. binding twne famous md cycle
defy;ng "AERMuTERp WIND MILLS. puup., and eomp'..
stock Of machine repairs my usual
line groceries. clothing boets and shoes and frn il
n,ents
sonr inspection and patronage rs.peotialy .o'isya
A-zkel Ne1Ge,I1
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1901-02-16
WASHBURN ROLLER MILLS

Seal, Fancy and Bakers Flours, Graham and Wheat
Grits, Bran and Shorts and Feed. Grinding don:
at AL times. oar Wheat Grits cxccl!cn
Corn Shelter bring in your and get it scllcd
and ground We are in the market for 5000 ':"sh-
els of oats. We want your trade.
Washburn, N. D.
The Nome nugget., 1901-08-09
: Has Been Granted to Judge
 Moves.
TO ANSWER CHARGES
A Copy of the Charges rlade Against Him Has Been Forwarded, and lie ANill Himself Take Responses to the Same to Washington.

Recently the NUGGET stated that Judge Moves had applied for a leave of absence and had made arrangements to leave Nome on one of the first steamers. probably the Oregon. The following Washington dispatch shows that the leave of absence has been granted:
 Washington, July 23, Judge Moves. Ef the district of Alaska, against whom charges were preferred of col fusion. etc, at Cape Nome. with diiter- ent parties, has applied for and oh- tained leave of absence. The request was made to the department of justice, Judge Moves saying that he would like to come to Washington himself at the conclusion of the present term of court. Some time ago the attorney general sent Judge Moves a copy of the charges made against him and asked for a reply. It is expected that he will bring bis responses with him to Washington.
The Nome nugget., 1901-08-09
GOOD NEWS FROM
 NORTHERN CREEKS
Good Pay Alleged to Have Been Recently Located on MaCklin
 and Boulder Creeks.

Paystreaks have been located on Boulder creek. kusatriem district. and on Macklin creek at the head of the kou.arok, according to d statement made by Wm. r. r. Ellis. formerly deputy recorder of kOuWarOk district, Boulder creek i, d tributary of Turner and the latter is Il tributary of the NoXapaga. Mr, Ellis says that on l2 above on Boulder owned by Capt. Crane. from 9Q cents to 5 to the pan has been found. The pavstrcak was only located last week and there has been d big rush there from Garfield and other creeks.
 Mackyn creek is promising. Good reports wore received from this creek early in the spring and they have bt~n confirmed. supplies are being packed in by way of Idaho Bar winch is b miles in straight line from Macklin. Mr.. Ellis states that pay has been struck without doubt from No. I above McFaddcn' to No. , from the mouth, or on about II claims in all. The claims below No. , have not been pros pected.
The Nome nugget., 1901-08-09
New Suits Filed.

J. H. Wright has begun suit against the Minnesota and Colorado Mining Co.,, to recover possession of an Annil creek bench claim.
 w. P. Butler has entered suit against the Good Enough Gold Mining Co. to recover possession of Lulu creek claim. Kougarok district: also against F.. w. Van Valkenburg to recover claim on the same creek.
 The Minnesota and Alaska Develop ment Co. and II. l.. Blake vS. John Doe ct al., is the title of suit which has been commenced to secure possession of a claim on Lillian creek, shia district.
The Nome nugget., 1901-08-09
NEWS NUGGETS.

Dr. Ed (. Hill has removed his drug store to the building formerly known as Browns hall.
 John w. Lindmark and Annie Wit koske were married sunday afternoon by Rev. w. Davies.
 The New Standard theatre will be reopened tomorrow evening with d bug bill, which includes many new people.
 The Pacific Cold Storage Company have bought the Daglow building and property on Front street, opposite the City bakery.
 In the plan of retrenchment pro posed by the city council it is not in- tended to reduce the salary of the city clerk. Judge McGinnis has many duties to perform. which he does in an earnest and conscientious manner.
 The Nome Trading Company have recently completed an addition to the already handsome front of their store on First avenue. This company re- gently erected d large and comm0dious warehouse at the rear of their main store, and now have one of the best equipped plants in the city.
 Charles Ross, of the City Bath house, has received copies Of the Cleveland Press, detailing the intense suffering from heat in Ohio. One man. however, had just received d letter from his brother, telling of the blizlard1 in Nome las, winter, and he immediately troze his fingers out of sympathy.
The Nome nugget., 1901-08-09
MINING NOTES.

On No. ' below on Solomon river s'lirin@ has been in progress for some tune.
 The NiuncSota-Co Company have g complete dredging plant in operation on solomon river, at the mouth of Shovel creek.
 \ (. Schow has sold to Jafet Linde- berg bench claim on the east limit of Anvil creek. adjoining discovery claim and No. l below. The price paid Was $6. GOO.
 Spring. Larmore X Co. have re- sumcd work on New Year gulch. the temporary injunction issued in the ease Of kid>ton, ct al.. against Spring X Go. having been dissolved. Spring X Larimore have d complete machinery plant on the claim.
The Nome nugget., 1901-08-09
Pleasant Picnic Party.

A very pleasant excursion picnic party wa, given by Mrs, i;. J. Park at Anvil creek few days ago, the day being spent in fcaetins and gathering wild flowers. All had a merry. good time and enjoyed the outing ,piendidly. Those who were invited were. Mrs. R. B. Dawson. Mrs. J. May, Mrs. Cline, Mrs. (. Junt, Mrs. iioiue, Mrs. Rich. Mrs T. spain, Mrs. Royal, Mrs. Miner, Mrs. kidder, Mrs. Gardiner, Mrs. Gibson. Miss F.. OReilly and Mrs. R. J. Park.
 Don't miss Prof. McDonald's free lecture on Human Nature' on Sunday evening at Golden Gate hall.
The Nome nugget., 1901-08-09
The Military Withdrawr.

Peace reignS on No. Rock creek, to which place d detachment of soldiers was sent ten days ago to preserve order. The soldiers found no trouble to do this. as no hostile demonstrations were made by either of the contending parties Finally it was concluded that the war was over and on "Wednesday the soldiers We're recalled.
The Nome nugget., 1901-08-09
Two Gold Shipments.

The Bank of Cape Nome shipped yesterday on the steamer kimball q gold shipment of $l00000. The ship ment included four gold bricks. weigh ing, respectively, l045, l02o, l0l1 and 9s6 ounces. For the most part thi, shipment was all Nome gold.
 The Alaska Banking X safe Deposit Company also sept out a small ship ment of gold on the kimball, the amount beIng $3j. .000. Both banks re- port daily increase in the amount of gold dust being offered.
The Nome nugget., 1901-08-09
Sale of tlIe Wrecked Lane.

The wreck of the steamer Chas. D. Lane on Unimak island was sold yes terday by Captain Rathbone for the benefit of the underwriters. The pur- chaser was H. L. Jaifee,i who bid it in for StOO
The Nome nugget., 1901-08-09
Arctic Brotherhood.

Nome Camp will meet tomorrow Sat urday) at $ ?. III. Initiation at lop. m., sharp. A full attendance is desired.
 (. ;. HANNUM, P. H. WATT. Arctic Chief. Arctic Recorder.
The Nome nugget., 1901-08-09
THE CHURCHES.
CONGREGATIONAL.

First Congregational Church. Second and C streets, Rev. William Davies, pastor. Services at II d. m. and D. m. Sunday school at l2:lj. \. |. 5. (. F. at G:3O. Praise service at 80 p. m. Morning theme. 'The Rich Fool:' evening, The Gospel in Miniature.
 CATHOLIC.
 Roman Catholic church. Golden Gate hall-t'nst mass at g. and at II d. m. mass and sermon by the Rev. Father Jacquet, 5. J. All are cordially in- vlteu.
The Nome nugget., 1901-08-09
WARNING.

Notice k hereby given that the undersigned did on the 3tth day of November A. D. lsga locate that certain placer mining claim known aN upper Discovery Claim on Iron creek in the tfoldcu Gate Mining District of Alaska and that the undcrNiEncd IS now in possession and K the legal owner thereof and has parted with no interest m the same save and except five tNclfthS interest: that said claim was locat according to law; that the assessment work has been regularly performed on the same; and all persons are hereby warned not to purchase the sald property or any interest theron from one Louis Olson or any of his grantees for the reason that the said Louis Olson on or about the first day of January 1901. jumped the said claim and has no legal interest in the whole or in any part thereof. Wm. C. Rogers
 By John McCarty, !t. Attorney in Fact.
The Nome nugget., 1901-08-09
Hart HunDer,

Buying gold dust for R. II. Humber X O., located in the kimball building, has barrels of American money with which to buy gold dust Call and see him.
The Nome nugget., 1901-08-09
DE PAGA
 MINING DISTRICT

Miners ill the "casa" or Solomon river country can obtain all kinds of provisions, and picks and shovels at Nome prices with freight added at our branch store on Claim No. 5 below lower discovery Ruby creek during entire season. Stock now on ground.
The Nome nugget., 1901-08-09

Family rooms can be had by apply ing at the Golden Gate hotel.
The Nome nugget., 1901-08-09
Nome City ArIIyes.

The Nome City arrived from Seattle at i o'clock this afternoon.
The Nome nugget., 1901-08-09

Regular lunch at the Hotel Golden Gate, - cents: regular dinner, $l.
The Nome nugget., 1901-08-09
NOME. GENERAL HOSPITAL
formerly S. Bernard Hospita!

fOTrerIF Si. EefHhfu HospitaI block East of PostothCe, Nome, Alaska Accommodations for 50 patients. Private wards. Trained professional nurses The comforts of home, combined with first class hospital service.
 D. w. Mckay, Manager.
The Nome nugget., 1901-08-09

We sell whisky in original packages. Guar .. aptecd Pure. At the Horseshoe, 27e Front St,
The Nome nugget., 1901-08-09

No white flour in the rye bread made by the City Bakery.
The Nome nugget., 1901-08-09
PROtiR RAM.

Part l.
 l. Piano solo .....-...... . Miss E. R. Stiener ? Vocal solo" Believe Me Mrs D. D Boyer ;3. Vocal solo -"Answer Miss II. Wood . I. Cornet and barit me duet-"La Norma" Belini MT F. schmidt and MT. E Bornizeau 5 Comic rec itation .... -......A. r.. Brcdull G. Vocal solo The Palms
 Prof. Cha>. Duboi, C Recitation-"The Picture on the Bar
 Room Floor - Mr. Alfred Badde cy & Vocal solo . Elmer l.t ed
 Iutermission of 10 minutes
 Part ?. l. Cornet and baritone duct-"CheerfulncS.
 waltz" by Gumhert
 Mir. F. A. schmidt and MT. F. Borinlcau 9 Recitation-"' Tramp MT. A. Baddcley g. Vocal solo--"Qucen of tine Earth
 Miss 4. x. Whaite .A Burlesque ........... ........ Mr. J. B. MckcUn E. Vocal solo--"Slcep on the Deep" Petrie
 ....... MT J. T. Thornqui~t , G. Vocal soo-"Ab>ence makes the heart
 grow fonder' .. Mrs E F Miller C Vocal Solo"The Armorer. from
 Robin Hood ...... k h Sutherland c. Clog Dance .......... Bo>sa Refreshments will be served after the close of the concert: which is under the auspices of Mr. A. E. Bredull.
The Nome nugget., 1901-08-09

For real. pure rye bread, go to the City Bakery.
The Nome nugget., 1901-08-09
Grand Concert.

To be given tomorrow Saturday, evening, Aug. le, at Golden Gate hall. Doors open at $ o'clock. Concert be- gins at $50. Entire concert will be select by professional and best local talent. Admission. Sl, including re- treatments of ice cream and cake. ltol- lowing is the program:
The Nome nugget., 1901-08-09
Archer, Ewing & Co.

Front Street, foot Stcadman.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-11-02
NEW HEATING PLANT
FOR THE HOME FARM

A new heating plant for the Home
Farm was the chief thing considered
at the meeting of the oVerseers of the
poor last night, and committee CON
sisting of OYerseers Edwin p Curtis,
Edward M. Woodward, Frank A.
Atherton, Charles H. Ellsworth and
Louis J. Kendall, was appointed to
consider plans and report estimates
for installing a suitable plant. 1t is
proposed to erect an entirely new build
ing for the plant, using the structure
for the heating plant and also for a
carpenter and blacksmith shop on the
ground floor, and use the second floor
as work shop for the men in the win
ter time.
The monthly reports of the depart
ment were submitted as follows:
superintendent report: Number in
almshouse during the month 234; num-
Der received, 20; by sentence of court,
2; discharged, 80; deaths at almshouse,
8; number of paupers on last day Of
month, 218-males 129, females SO, chAa
dren A; number in superintendent s
family, "a; expenditures, $3717.60; re-
ceipts from sales of produce, S13. so F.;
receipts from board, 1854 So; total re-
ceipts, 1868 10; net expense, $2S49. AT.
The receipts of the scavenger depart
ment were s2O67 43; expenditures,
1885, So; net receipts above expendi-
lures, 1851 so.
Clerks report: Orders drawn, 100;
aid to persons settled in Worcester,
S14S. Al: aid to persons settled in other
cities and towns, SIS; aid to persons
having no known settlement, $5S 80; ;
total, 1924 so.