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The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-26
The ACTRESSES COMING HOME
Theatrical Folks Return From Abroad
Lines Laid xown for the Sea-
sons Work.

There was quite a batch of theatrical
arrival on the Kaiser Wilhelm der
Crosse yesterday, chief among which
were Miss Maude Adams, Nine. Mod
jeska, Miss Anna Held and Mr.. Helm
rich Conried, says the New York Her.
aid.
AS Miss Adams stepped from the
steamer she was perfect picture of
health and good spirits. 1--WE been
resting all the time was abroad" said
she. Practically, spent my entire
summer in the little town of Tours,
Franco charming place for rest.
I'm London I was only two days, and
and during that time was not inside
Of a theater. But had opportunity of
meeting Mr.. Barrie, who was working
at his new play. Quality Street. in
which I am to appear this season. We
talked matters over, and during my
stay in Tours I received the part from
Mr.. Frohman. have not, however,
taken 1t for study. You see, I really
was resting, and now I'm leaving for
the mountains, where shall study the
role and get ready for rehearsals.
II also heard from Mr.. Frohman
while I was at Tours that during the
run Of Mr.. Barrie's play I would appear
in some special performance of AS You
Like IT, and give few representations
Of L'Aigion.' besides possibly appearing
with Nine. Bernhard in Romeo and
Juliet which I would consider a great
honor. I have had fine rest and am
almost fretting to begin my seasons
work.
Nine. Modjeska went to the Holland
house, where she is stopping prior to
leaving for one of the resorts on the
oP NFai no 1x,ill IN
York on Sept. 8 to begin rehearsals with
Mr.. Louis James in Henry WILL"
opening in Montreal on Sept. 50. She
was in capital spirits, and expressed
herself as delighted with her summer in
Poland.
'Just think" she said, Gin Lemberg,
where I played for charity to an en-
ormous audience, I used for the first
time in years my native language on
the stage. I am looking froward eager
" to my production of Henry VIII and
It is to discuss matters with my man.
ayers, Messrs. Wagenhalf and Kemper,
and Mr.. James that I am staying here
for few days before going to the coast
Of Maine. I have brought over a ward
robe for my season, which also will in
olude an elaborate revival of The Me1-
chant of Venice
oeived in my native country has been a
veritable tonic. At Krakow, after the
performance, I was presented with a
wreath of gold, the horses We're taken
from my carriage and the people drew
me home"
Miss Anna Held. who was becomingly
dressed in the latest Partisan creation,
looked very happy to be back again
after a busy summer at the dressmak-
er's and also taking lessons in voice pro-
duction. Nor was she ruffied at the an
nouncement that her Casino engage
ment was in jeopardy, Mr.. Fischer hav-
ing stated that he intended to remain
there with "F'lcrodora," and was will
ing to bet 81, 900 that he would.
Regarding this, Mr.. Florence Ziegfeld,
her husband and manager, said that 1t
did not give him the least concern. 4
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-26
QUESTION ANSWERED.

Yes, August Flower still has tire larg-
est sale of any medicine in the civilized
world. Your mothers and grand
mothers never thought of using any
thing else for Indigestion or Bilious
ness. Doctors were scarce, and they
seldom heard Of appendicitis, Nervous
Prostitution or Heart Failure. etc. They
used August Flower to clean ont the
system and stop fermentation of undi-
gested food. regulate the action of the
liver. stimulate the nervous and or
ganic action of the system, and that is
all they took when feeling dull and bad
with headaches and other aches You
only need few doses of Green's Au-
gust Flower. in liquid form. to make
you satisfied there is nothing serious the
matter with you. Get Green's Prize
Almanao. &1& .
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-26
One Cent a Mile.

u. A. r. encampment at Cleveland, O..
September 1o-14. 1901. A low rate of $14.82
from st. Paul to Cleveland and return
Will be made September Z. and 9, with
return good till September 18th Cor Octo-
per 9Th by payment of SO cents) via the
chicago Great Western railway. Re-
duced rate tickets also on sale September
1Oth and 18th. No transfer between de.
pots at Chicago. For further informa-
ton Inquire of any Great Western agent
or J. +. Elmer, G. p. A. Chicago, Ill.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-26
Searching for Missing Sons.

Roy G. Coulter, a letter carrier in the
city, has received a letter from Mrs.
Anna ]. Coulter of Bellevue, KY, ask
ing for news of the whereabouts of Har-
ry and Bert Coulter, her sons. who came
to the west two years ago. 1t was learn
ed that one of the boys was in Butte
some time ago, but nothing has been re-
ported of him further than that he came
to the city. Mrs. Coulter Is widow,
and heart-broken over their leaving her
without word of their whereabouts
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-26
Girder Came Crashing Down.

A large steel girder which was being
ioisted to the top Of the new Hirbour
building this morning, slipped from the
chain which held it and came crashing
Down from the third story. Fortunately
no enc was under it when it fell. bu. the
crash brought large crowd to the scene
20 see what had happened.
The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-08-26
CLEVELAND AND RETRN $14s2, via
THE MILWAUKEE"

THE MILWAUKEE"
On Sept. 7th, Sth and 9Th Chicago. Mil
waukee st. Paul railway will sell
round trip tickets from Twin Cities to
Cleveland. Ohio, for National Encamp-
ment G.. A. R., at $14.82.
Good for return until Sept. 18th, and
by deposit of ticket and payment Of
SOC. until Oct. 9Th.
These tickets good on celebrated Plo-
neer Limited. .lll
For detailed information, train sched-
ules, ETC., apply at milwaukee," offices.
or write j. T. Conely Asst. Gen. Pass.
Agent st. Paul.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-12-17
SOLUTION OF THANKS.
Senator Jones Introduces One IN ne'
erence to Schley.

was hington. Dec. la-At the open'
,np Of the days session Of the senate
The chaplain. in his invocation maze .
farver, plea for the restoration 70
hea,,h ef Senator Sewell, who Is crl''
;colly III at his home in New Jersey.
Wr Jones ,Ark.l introduced JOINT
resolution as follows:
THAT the thanks OF congress ana
,ho American people are hereby ten.'
cred 10 Rear Admiral Winhela :
SchIev and the officers and men unae'
him for the highly distinguished con
duot in conflict with the enemy as az
n,ayed by them in the destruction %
me Spanish fleet of the haroor OF San
tiago. Cuba. July 5. 1898.
"That the president OF the uhlae' s
states be requested to cause TINS ~
o,ntion to be communicated TO Rea'
ADMIRAL Schley and through him 10 III.
oTcers and men under his command.
Without comment the resolution wa,
,eferred TO the committee on Ea|"' a.
fairs
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-12-17
WHEN fCO MILES APART.
Etrura erd Umbria in Communication
in Mid-Ccean.

New York. Dec. 1.-THE Cunarder
Etruria. whch has Just arrived here.
was In communication for more than
fiye hours II miG-ocean with her sister
ship. the Umhr!a Long before either
ship sighted the other their comHaLi-
ers wero conyers.ng b. the Narcori
wireless system TIE position OF eacn
ship was known 70 the other hours De-
fore the main trucks showed above he
horizon The Etruria left Liverpool
or Dec :. the same day the Imbria
steamed out Of New York. They we~e
1880 miles east northeast Q. Sandv
Hook when they passed each other las'
Wednesday Four hours before tna.
or when they were fully loo miles
apart the receiver on the Etruria hegaE
10 click warn;ngiy. The operator re
rlied ard then the word Unit bra
was slowly spelled out on the Etrl
ria's instrument Then followed thf
Tmbrias location. The Etrurta re
piled giving her location. which show
ed her 10 be fnl.v loo miles away from
the other vessel Taa Cmbria sen
her number II passengers. the fae
that all Was well and the latest ne~i
from New York. The Etruria sen
word Of the burning Of the great L!V
erpool exchange quadrangle which oc
Cured on Dec G.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-12-17
ecHiEY IS THANKFUL.
ex,resses Gratitude for the 'hoasa"os
cf symr athletic Messages.

washing,on, Dec. l'-E'er ,ine
=, raxal court Of inquiry renderei
"' ;,D ycrdict Rear Admiral Seh'ey mas
roooiyea large number of letters ana
.e,aar,ms all containing expressions.
:, oontiJence and esteem and offers oi
eis,apcc To answer these persona !
=. would he a work Of such MAGNITUDE
mat the admiral has addressed me lo'.
,'.;rg ,n'.i letter TO the Associated Pres
which he asks to be published:
-" =, heg to express through the me
a;rm of the Associated Press my ga M
.' ;tuse and heartfelt thanks for the KIM
maras " and evidences of interest IN NJ,
molfare w which | have received from a. a.
w. If thc United States. The mas
n;,n5a Of he correspondence rehuel'
Il impossible for me to p persohal,s tharsfor, a
knowledge the same and lne'elo.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-12-17
SCFLEY ASKS THE SECRETARY
CE NAVY TO WITHHOLD AP.
FROvAL OF FINDINGS.
WILL FILE AN OBJECTION
interds to Demand Th1t the Majority
Opinion Be Oisapproved by the Sec.
retary as Contrary to tr~ Evidence
and Pertinent Facts in the Case-Ap.
peal Nay Then Ee Made to the Pres.
idert CT the United States.
idert CT the United States.


Washington. Dec. l7.-Admiral
Schlcy was in consultation all fore.
noon with his counsel Hon Isa1or
Ravner and " A. Teapoa also General
ra,iv an,uy ~ pal,;noro a,a co,.
,,e...a,s ce,;. ,..,1
:, - ~ ,','','' -
'ae conference AaiilildI sehieN aQlAor-
lzea MI. leieae % make th" loIo"lhg
settlement:
we have been in consultation as to
what further proceedings shall be
taken. Noting definite has been de-
efdod mo, 60 far ) civil or cr;n,ina al
-. = - ao.,. vaoia,. ara
- u'''
| ~ sponsors = concerned hd'las
cam taat the hndines Of the court are
vinGieat!on for himself and his book
Is absolutely spurious There are TO
less than half dozen instances in the
bool, II which even i. ha were TO
sccon, he 6n4irqs ~ ,he court AMI in.
oornar.,a tham II the yolnme and
ohapt. ~ -. ~ snainys nc honl,
n.n,,i1 s.iu Ia nri,i,,al rhaI"
VI Mn .rara ..,. a.,rirg,ha .'',,, forenoo, n~c.
..as 80 ,a,l9,,,i,l, la..ar - caora.
-
- =, ! 49,, hays ,bo honor ~ nos- resnect.
.,,,, raa,as.i,g ~, vnn withhold
,s -, .,,f-D,.ai .,.,,' s,a,, ,ba fndings of the
.., - -.f.a - ;,,n,,;r,. Ma !, ,ho navy ward
rr' o,,,. - v.asbine.on ".t'' ~ which Admiral
ceorq. Dewey was president unit
80 49,. ~. >, onnor-nn
-. 80 e. s.a.eman+ ~ ohiac,ions
- - .barnfaro roones- tha,
.'.'' -. ,.'-aI,.a .ba ca,r. ,n-il AZ
- - -, ~ - ,,aar .al.en :, sucf
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-12-17
EXTRA co.sTaEU-lRY SENT
Counties Of Mayo and Rose cr'non Un
der the Crimes Act.

Dublin. pec. II Large numbers o'
eorstabulary have heen drafted =
important points IN MAYO ami Ros.
common ami a proclamation placing
both counties under the crimes act Is
expcc.ea 80 bc ISSUED Immediately.
Th.s influx of extra police is unpr'Te'
den,,a since tie DAYS n Captain BOY
cot, Nationals, m'mbers of parlia
men. AMI United irish lcaEar sis'"h,' ,
have been most active III has an
Koscommon recently preaching lo't4
BE resistance 70 the authorities
nubllns reception Of Messrs- h'7'
mond NcIiueh and 9 ponheLl' On
,heir return from tho United states
viii take the form q a torchleht pro
ression ard addresses AZ the MaAsloH
Hons.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-12-17
BUSINESS SUSPENDED.
"aca. N. ". Suffers Severely on -
count cf the Flood.

ithaca. y. ". Dec. IL Business "''
|pao.ically suspended In Ithaca on a., az
'uh' ~ the food. All street car ~. ,
"F' tied up. no mail was rcceiV'a ~.
he vas sent out. II was hopea W.
tracks OF the Lchich Nalies -
Daa % the west would be rrpaii'' -
hnily Ia enable trains TO operate "
IN Ithaca and Buffalo.
hroekton. five miles east. sun
nqch hy the food. several pui'o'"3
''hg carried away.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-12-17
COLD IN THE SOU n.
All Records for December Brokcn ~
Atlanta. Ga.

Atlanta. Ga. Dec. In
temperature recorded during :.
nrohe all records for Decemas IL
Atlanta TWO deaths attributed ~
cold both negroes. We're rep'a,' = :
tse police The temperatufe ~ :
:, was nine above zero. freez.hS .'in
III a,rras ~" were reported in Northern
E,,r,sa = "a as far south as JacksonVil''
and from 10 l6 degrees 49, ,o,,si,na
inc in southern Alabama lon,s'a s ha,, vi.
and Georgia The Florida o,anse 'ss 80
= believed 10 have escaped aahla.r a ,r,r, =,
temperature Of 40 was repo',vn rep. wast
49, 'riorida and Ga at Key West
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-12-17
-ur ROBBERS ESCAPED.
pursuino Parties Meet ARD oPe"
On Each other.

Perry. Ia. Dec. Inc =, ,amaica.
core Of Earnest Towne' at ,a"rs,, ,"rslsrs ~'
.'or% naar sr,r. h. was entered nS hy nHFsla,s gave
Sst ss,uriay night Four ritIacns ,irac,jon Sa and
chase. Two 49, .h'r They met on the
two IN ahU,n ana each party took me
ross, r9ssrsa"1 ,ar me robbers and opened n1s' 1s
prfore explanations son." ',,or were well
Towne. King and raTmsa.P's .,a, ,sought the
alled with shot. II Is no, MOI, ,n" nrove fatal
wounds m, Of any of them WI. .,re r,' been re-
n,ny@s n"' - rom the body OF fa''''"'
Tho burglars escaped
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-12-17
HEATHER ENDS THE DlsAs.
,ee FLOOD IN NEW YORK
ND PENNSYLVANIA.
,cRfcaTE LOSS IMMENSE
- Railroads, Factories, cusi.
,1-e y
,4ouscs and Private Dwellings
rs
tio Several Millions OF Col.
s..s op
traffic Is Greatly interrupted
r.
ecores Of Industrial Plants Have
rorced 70 Close Down..

!. ,srr Dec. l7.-The crest of tn
f the lowest point touched
~ ~ the mercury Were both
. n, he same hour. IN
cmlihneli stfe' hsace
lowed % feet. s III hes in the
a river. and tae eoy. n.
!. rmome,er indicated are de.
- zero.
81. arc row failing hefe auI
a. alNaiers anl - ! Hft al.
!liy rising. Gt'y 'Ae ~i1.
IN tire ,emperainre aksrtcI
lnunaa'lon
ass the lower parts I tho
.eet and Ducnes II 2at. arl
'aag the Monoarahe's river.
81 were submeret In Ale
:, liver from, was entirely un.
Including the pi.' burg ani
!. (, railroad. Iaroek Robinson,
!. n kan. Walnut, Cherry Nat
ef River avenues Cellars In
i ases were Hooded aai r. pl,
i. rpellci 10 move
- 80 river men ard dwellc-y
) - yer banks q. Pi.fes8re 1n1
.ss.as t, was a fearful experience
-, o, men toilcd MI night With
aatEc coal sows ,tesl IN - n
a.-es N both sides ~ MI thr." ris
.ee face az a bitterly cold wlnl
+ ari SNOW ~ the past fhre.
& asea the upr"- tributaries -
rivers 10 swei, Waraiug
ut from the weather bureau
e-i stag. WINS - .h'r ut I
heeti.d because 3 cold snat
j hes all ~. danger est - .
g failed I. - DO So SUNDAY anl a.
4.a'. - fr.she. sill ees. hundreds
"A lids - dollars that migh'
!. saved.
ee mage go goo's + 'he wharves :
N#. MAb4ES &*4A az t"ftAf +tHts.t'
tRn cities Is s.rs iarg i
all reach So -" II afdi
s. many mill -'.l factor s.
~ hsth rivers w.r" forced - e.oss
II porarily and .hnu~ an1f q
+ ar women wilt ~ est ~ work
{. points aiurg 'he r.yrrs report
ia~ ~ from the high water haN'
4 elvci. Water s'npf two ar'
.s' fee' deep In tn pits - ~
sr Steel AMI WI" company
Ia "a Paddock ard 'he fcors Tor
n Inundated. Th" plart II tn
-orca hsla ilgh. and Power CON
NJ IL Rankin is flooded.
Y " kecs Rocks In all the e'llar
+ = CHARTERS avenue the "aie
Il. aff 's.t deep.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-12-17

i~asc FROM the Flood in thc V'ein
Nv Of Utica, NJ. Y.

Tia y. y. Dec 1.-THE damage
2 - food In the valley 81 'h'
II Canada creek will reach 80" "'o.
'm - 00n tn 100 600 logs Were
sasA away from Nchl.shoro. HincR'
aa1 Trenton Falls. Four expensive
1-nai bridges were destroyed oH'
. a~ taken down stream ana TWO
'-. we're badly wrecked. Tn" ran.
4 'hai valley cannot he opeTa''a
'our or I'VE days The electro
st~ piari at Trenton Falls was aa''
about $4,000.
lae FIRST train east over the Ne"
TX cenirai since midnight SATURDAY
n 10: 20 a m. There are six WASH
: tween this city ard Rome an
hrtneen Rome and Oneida ! 7,
fk has been repaired Frclsh'
Hhs will not be operated p',@n
ih"r dav. The BLACK River ol''
n the Rome. Waisr'own anu -
burg may be opened durihE W.
'rroon. The Adirondaok di'i,'o'
y no' he opened before WedneSd"s
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-12-17
,,euop LEHMAN DEAD
o.. sest Known catho"c ''s'
one y .tcs n tho West.

yarshall,ovn: "a: Pee , snjnan. d. d.
Ssf "i.hop Of cneye"nc sn WY " ,hs an" cahc' m
sn,s,' g ,ss somr 2" 's e Ms Sroscr an.r cansa =" !,
ihan. n. c. ur uo was 57 wears ol.'
-, aiScaae. lt'
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-12-17
Kruscr's Grandson Sails fer Africa

NV York Dec. If Elcr Mr.. krn
GER grandson. has sailed frcm hol-
lard tof lourenzo Marquee. with in.
.ent Ia examine 'hr military situation
in South Africa ard = i should b.
found advisable to sue for peace or the
broad lines q autonomy under tn
British aar similar II that enjoyed hN
Canada. SAYS a dispatch 70 The Tr'h-
m. from l.nri.r.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-12-17
WAR CLOUD DISAPPEARS.
Hcstilites Between Chile and Aroen
tire Unlikely.

New York. Dec. l7.-ln her latest re-
ply to the Argentine proposal for the
settlement CT the dispute Chile en-
deavors TO firmly establish the rights
of both countries and evade future
controversies. says a dispatch TO The
Herald from Valparaiso. Chile.
Argentina's minister. Senor Porteia
expresses the opinion that all danger
has passed and the same belief Is en-
tertained in Official circles.
II is said that Bolivia will rene"
diplcmatic relations with Chile.
Telegrams from Tacna give the new:
that Peruvian troops in civilian dress
are landing at Mollendo. The British
cruiser Amphion has arrived from Cai
lao. Sir Edward Reed. Chile's naval al
visor in England. who Is visiting a
Valparaiso. has been handsomely en-
tertained.
Senor Jerge Montt, director genera
OF the Chilean navy. has given pan
ouet in honor Of Sir Edward REC.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-12-17
'n'rty'four Washouts on One Ro,d

Malone. y. Y. Dec. 17-Tbo s,ou.
- "a,nfaay did more damage than
= h'st reported. There were "a
"ashouts on the Aairondacks division
g the New York Central and heavy
financial loss was caused in an ont.
Aing districts.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-12-17
CUBAN IMPORTS AND EXPORTS
Former Show a Decrease and the Lat
ter an Increase.

Washington. Dec. IA compare.
tive statement Of the commerce OF
Cuba for the fiscal years 1901 and 1900.
issued by the division OF insular af.
fairs. var department. shows that the
total value of merchandise imported
during the fiscal year lfol was $50
o5olli. a. against 81 1G61.1S7 .er l90e
and The total value Of merchandise ex
ported during lael was ss3.ll1.S21. 81
against si5.21s SAC fer 1900 This ir
dicared a decrease e e.3 per cent II
The value e imports ard a. inere&st
ot 2g.5 per cert Il the value Of exports
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-12-17
Lehich Valley Road Blocked.

halch Chunk. Pa. Dec. IL ..
npiooahy be three days before '"e pn,
sh ~ Valley can send trains ~ e !,
j. on schedule time. The 'sS'' !.
aa oa. condition owing to serious Doil.
,aS The New Jersey Centrai w., .,,
'ay company's tracks between L'''S'
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-12-17
True Bills Are Returned.

London. Dec. l7-At the Old Bailey
the grand jury returned a true m nlll
against Theodore Jackson and Laura
Jackson lAnn Odelia Diss de BGr',
The recorder in charging the grana
iurv commented upon the "hofripi.
and blasphemous character OF the e''
dence."
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-12-17

.pn ~, ana Mauch Chunk. a distance 90
Gn !, ,' n,''es' are washed out and traf.
- = pioeked west Of Lehighton
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1901-12-17

taxi this means Of expressing my ap
probation to one and all
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-04-03
County Board Commissioners.

The County Board of Commissioners met
in regular monthly session yesterday with
Supervisor Scale and Commissioners W P
Klgor- and J T Mcneil present.
Mr. W & Cooper, appeared before the board
10 reference to bs7ing the Scottsville crossing
on Black River repaired l, is washed mp in
places and needs immediate attention An
estimate of the cost of the work to be done,
made by Mr.. Griffith, was Submitted. The
board will meet al the crossing oD Wednes-
day, April 10th to consider the matter.
Capt J N Phillips fled petition for ap-
polntuent as cotton weigber at Snmter-
1t vas decided to renew note due First
National Bank for Ssl7so and make it pay
ble January 18th 1902
Bids were received from physicians for
attending inmates of Poor House and Jail !:
Dr. S G Baker each visit 10 one patient at
Poor House 81 Is, escn sdeitiocal patient at
saue visit 35 cents; each visit to jail, one
patient IS cents, additional patients same
visit 35 cents DR. A Chioa, each visit to
Poor House 81 so, aud 5! per visit TO Jail.
D-J c Spauu, 50 per visit to Poor House,
81 per visit to JAIL DR. j Hugbson ST. sc
per visit, day, and 50 so per visit, night, to
Poor House, ST per vis,t day or night 10
Jail
Dr. A J China proposed to furnish medi.
cines etc, for Poor House aud Jail at %
pc cent less than regular prices. DR. J 5
Hrgbsou offered 10 furGish medicines at i
per cent less than regular cash prices Dr. J
FW DeLorue's bid was 10 per cent less ,bso .
regular cash prices
DrS Z Baker was given the contract for
attsndipg inmates CT Poor House aod J,il
and Or A ] China Ibe coutrsct for fornish ng
mediciaes
The delegation to the general assembly WIS
invited to De present Senator Manning aod
R4presen tatives Noses and Fraser, the o"ls
members in town, came before the board sud
discussed the cotoo weighers platform. the
removal of the couaty jail ans building pew
Jail. TIE members of tbs delegation we're ci
the oplnion that the all might be moved il
there were good reasons for II and it could be
doue WITHOUT expense to he county.
Tho board having received Dids from The
freeman, The Sumter Herald and The " atch.
man and Soutbroo for puoiisbirg the super.
sisor's quarterly reports, decided to give the
work 10 The Freeman for 5 0, provided they
sead 4 % extra copies 10 post officrs u the
couuty. Mr. Ivy was present and agreed tc
take The JOB for $50 and send out 400 extra
copies qaar;frly getting names from diferen'
post ffices of most intelligent citizens
The supervisor was directed 10 cent two
nulss for chain gaog use from Griffith 4
C ecxey, If possible, if not to purchase two
uuu;es as reasonably as possible.
Counts Attorney 'urdy decided that a
special constable, properly appointed, Is
entitled to cents mile each way oy the
nearest route and 81 for arrest, If ho makes
the arrest.