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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-12
Foreign News.

London, Juue II In consequence
OF several suspicious free Ia the cadets
quarters in the military college at
Sandhurst. the war Office stopped ell
leave Of bsence, pending the discovery
of the culprits. As q protest against
this order yesterday evening 200 cadets
smashed the college lamps, threw the
garden implements into the ornamental
lake on the grounds, and treated the
Governor to some rough music.
London. June 12.-Mr. Brodrick, Sec
retarv of St. te for War, announced 10
the House OF Commons today that a
roysl commission would be appointed
10 Inquire into the conduct OF the
South African war.
Rome, June u AT conference this
morning with Cardinal RampoIls, Pope
Leo appointed committee OF csrdi.
oals to discuss the Taft proposition.
The latest condition presented TO the
Vatican by Governor Taft is the WITH
drawsl OF the friars from the Philip.
pines before the g)verOmeIt purchases
their lands.
London, June 1.-THE Beveudeau
plate OF ZUO 5OVerelROe OF DnRhton, To-
day, was won by FIiars Wash, 8 to 2.
with Danny Maher up Eleven horses
ran.
DuDkirk, June 1.-Two fresh cases
OF plague have been discovered aboard
the British steamer City of Perth, from
Calcutta Msy 4.
Paris, June ia theft OF l DOC, 900
francs has been di. covered In the Bank
OF France.
Honolulu, jane 4, via Victoria, B.
O., June 12.-Tbe volcano Kilsuea is
showing further slgus Of activity.
June l two violent explosions occur
red. DsDse volumes Of red eshes and
sulphutous smoke were emitted from
the crater. There was severe earth
Quake along the Hamskus c0sst last
week, but no damage was done.
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coronation OF King Edward because
they are not prepared to encounter the
manifold expenses which their as'eno'
ance would involve. II takes money
and plenty of it. to keep up the dignity
OF people whose lot places them 10 high
pIaces 10 this world. Lords. 1t seems,
are compelled to battle against poverty
occasionally ss we'll as peasants. The
impecunious school boy who, after
having been snubbed by the SOILS oil
earls. translated nisi dominus fruslra
thus, "You can do nothing here except
you be lord" might be compelled to
revise his defoition now, as many will
be excluded from one OF the grandest
occasions 10 English history because
they are lords.
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HOUSE.


a sensation was caused at Yale this
morniug by lhe disc v.fy that large
number Of members Of tie senior claes
are slieged to have obtained printed
coui-s OF the exsmint ton papers be-
fore the exsmint ton was taken. The
isculty are making an investigation.
The Centennial exercises at West
Point. N. Y, closed today with The
graduation OF the fret clsss Of cadets.
& g four 10 number. The diplomas
wee delivered to the graduates by
President Roosevelt. The President
lfft ct one o'clock on the government
dispatch boat Dolphin.
According to q statement this morning &C.
edu alton ct the University Of Chicago is
doomed, majority Of both the ftcIlty and
the board Of tru tees Of the institution hAv-
/ z secretly taken stand against the long
threatened co-educAtiOnal feature.
In Obedience to the order Issued by Gov.
ornor Kimblll, OF Rhode Island, at sn carly
hour this morning two batgaions Of cavalry
are on duty i o Pawtuoket as q result Of the
riot which occurred last evening in connec-
ton with the street car mems strike.
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Thestrike.

Wilkesbsrrs, Pa, June 12.-WheD,
or by what means, the strike IL to be
terminated, continues to be an absorb
ing topic. The most powerful TO-
fnences OF the nation have been called
upon and have failed. II would not be
surprise here if the strike last ID
throughout the summer. Leaders de-
clare post vsly th,t their men could,
if called upon. endure idleness until
fall. The local union ireasuries are re-
ported 10 good condition. The opera
tors have evidently SIT out upon war
for the eXtsrmination of the Uliled
Mine Workers OF America, and are
prepared TO fight for this end, no mat.
ter now long it will take. They, too,
have an advantage in tat the dull
season is now at it3 height.
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THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE 70 1902.

THE RECENT storms 10 parts OF III
nois aud Iowa with death and dett'uc-
tIou in their paths, following as taeS
did 10 the wake OF the terrible disaster
at St. Pierre and other places, are sp'
Mailing enough, but coming as they
have at a time when the heavens are
Withholding ne rain from parched ana
stua,ed crops 10 many portions, the
steady advance 10 nearly every nects-
sary Of life and the gloomy conditions
concerning the coal outlook, they
Gauss no little apprehension. But forty
tons of coal could be procured at Nor
folk Yesterday and the smell stock in
Washington was quickly purchased.
Tn. many steamers and tugooats Will
be compelled to tie up unless coDdi-
tIons change is forgone CONCLUSION ;
while there is every indication TIA.
the hum of machinery now heard
throughout the county may again
give place ID silence and co0weOs.
All these afiord al unfortunate train OF
circumstances which cause many TO
become apprehensive and t1e anxiety
will be mole pronounced ss the sum-
mer passes away and the days come
when coal will be Deeded for our
homes. There is every probability
that fuel as we'll as the necessaries Of
life will be held at advanced prices
next wipter, and the brief period OF
prosperity which has turned the heads
of many ia this equity may DO fCI'
10 we'd by the lean kline when the days
OF plenty will be forge item 10 the DEATH
which is to follow. A few years ago
when the county was full OF trsmps
and Coxey armies we're mensciOg the
public peace, when hungry men mad
to be fed at our doors along with the
chirping snowbirds on window sliis,
we sighed for the Tina when
work would be plenty and all could
provide for themselves. The scene
changed suddenly. Labor became in
demand and all rejoiced to hear the
whir OF machinery once more. Aglt'-
,rs, however, like potatobugs, seven
teeu.year locusts and other periodicsl
torments, have appeared on the
scene. The tide will in all probability
not be taken at Its food and silly
humanity will In little while be again
resping what they have though tlts5ly
soWD.
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COURT OF APPEALS.

At Wytleville yesterday, FulkersoD,
Adminstrs tor, We Taylor, ct. ALE, and
2. Hardaway Va. John Jones, Trustee.
Argument concluded.
Branch vs. Commonwealth. Sub.
mitted on briefs.
Lehigh Mining and Manufacturing
Company vs.. J. J. Kelley, jr. Dis
missed.
Taylor vs.. Mcdonald. Submitted on
brisfs.
New River Mineral Company VS..
Pointer, and Set, va. Boyd. Passed
for present.
Rowland Lumber Company We. Ross.
Petition for rebeariDg.
1t lie thought that the court will net
be 10 session longer than tue latter
psrt of this month. The docket Is the
smallest Ia the history of the court at
Wvthevllle.
o. Friday the court will hear the
argument IN the celebrated murder
case OF the STATE vs. Jones. 1t will be
recalled that Jones killed exhibited
-tstes Marshal John G. Watts on bis
farm In Tazewell county, some months
ago. 10 the lover court Jones was
Given long term 70 the State peni-
Tertiary, Attorney General Anderson
will represent the State. aud Mr.. Jos.
@. WysoT, the accused.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-12

THAT THOSE in authority uuder the
present republican administration re-
gard this as q personal government is
made more and more apparent every
day aud some Of the officers even resent
being questioned concerning their Off
cial acts. Recent Investigations have
brought out how retklessly government
money is speLt but nothing quite go
sensational has trauspired In the Senate
wing Of the Capitol as occurred yesterday
when f. r Thurber, president OF the
National Export Association, forced by
Ssnst or Teller. admitted not only that
he had been paid 81 500 by the sugar
trust, to create sentiment 10 favor Of
the Cuban reciprocity bill, but that he
had also received from Gen. Leonard
Wood, acting as Governor General
OF the island of Cuba, more than $l0,0 600
for similar services. 10 brief. the ad-
mission OF Thurber showed that Gen.
Wood had been using Cuban revenue
to employ the same agent as the sugar
trust to effect the same purpose so far
as reciprocity legislation is concerned.
The effect Of this has been to suspend
for the present, at least, all efforts to
bring about an agreement for the re-
publican Senators respecting the reel.
proc'ty bill. 1t also reveals General
Wood in a new aud decidedly unfavor-
able light, and again places the admin.
istration in an embarrassing situation.
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CONGRESSIONAL. - Just before sd-
journment yesterday tee Senate agreed
to vote fOslly on the Nicaragua Canal
bill and all pending amendments on
Thursday, June 10, the voting to begin
ct 2 p. m.
The House killed the Corlis Pacific
cable bill. 1t struck out the enscting
clsuse of the measure by vote of l16
TO n, thus giving no opportunity to
test toe strength OF the Dslzsll substi.
tute, which authorized the President to
contract with q private company for
the laying Of cable.
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nnncerons IrNegIected.

Burns, cuts and wounds oiie1 fail 70 heal
properly if neglected snd become troublesome
soIeL DeWitt's Witch Hazel slve prevents
such Consequences. Even where delay has sg-
graysttd the injury DeWitts Witch Hsz i
saIye effects q cure. II had a running sore on
my leg thirty year," says H.C. Hsrtly, YaL-
keeio Tn, Ind. "After using many remedies,
/ tried DeWiit's Witch Hazel sslve. A few
hayes hesled the soTe Cures all skin
diseases. Piles yield 10 it at once. Beware Of
counterfeits. For sale By +. S. Leadbesier &
Sons.
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FIFTY-SEYENTH CONGRESS.
Washington, D. c., June IL.
SENATE.

The resolution OF Mr.. Carmsck call
ing upon the committee on civil service
end retrenchment ID investigate the
law as observed 10 the dismissal OF Re-
beccs J. Taylor from the Adjutant
Generals Office OF the War Department
was referred TO the committee In
question. The woman was dismissed
for or ticising the Presidents Philip
pine policy 10 q public 10 ter.
The Culberson resolution, calling
upon the Secretary OF War for an
itemiz d statemett OF receipts and die
hursements by the United Ststss gov
renmeut ia Cuba from le data OF the
military occupst ton TO May 10th, 1902,
gent TO the calendar without objection,
Mr.. Plat (Couu.) and Mr.. Allison an
nouncibg that portion OF the report
had been already made and that tne
other portion was being completed ss
rGLidly as possible.
Mr.. Cullom caused a slight furry
when 30 asked unanimous consent Tor
the consideration OF bill permitting
third ASSISTANT Secrttlry Of State II.
II. Pierce to accept a declaration OF the
leeion OF honor from the French Re-
public. On objection the bill went over.
TEE bill providing for the elimination
from bills Of led ng OF the London dock
charges, clause, was taken up, but was
laid aside vita fna' action and the
isthmian canal pill was taken up.
MIR. Hoar offered 90 amendment
leaving the selection Of route and the
construction OF canal to the President.
HOUSE.
Tuesday, June 17th, WAS get aside for
the considers ton Of the amendments to
the bankruptcy bill. II was ordered
thet on Sunday, June Goth, day pre-
viously set aside for eulogies Of the late
Representative Amos J. Cummings, OF
New York, eulogies should also be
pronounced on the life OF the late Rep
resentstve Otey, OF Virginia.
Mr.. Dslzell offered a rule from the
committee on rules making the irriga.
ton bill the special business OF the
House todav ard tomorrow.
After debate the rule was adopted
end in clmm 60 OF the whole the
Hons te2aD considerable of tie irri.
cation bill.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-12

PEABODY sCHoLARsHIPs.-T Pea
body Normal College. OF Nashville,
Tennessee, hes net fed DR.. J. w. South
all, superintendent of public education,
that Virginia is entitled to nine schol-
arships 10 the college next session.
They will be awarded to the graduates
of the public schools upon comparative
examination. The scholarship at the
Peabody Normal includee free Triton,
800 in cash, snd travelling expenses to
Nashville. The competitive examine
tons for VirgiDis will be held ct the
summer SCHOOLS ct Charlo tssvills,
Tsppsbsnnock, Richmond, Norfolk, or
Portsmouth, and at a poiLt 10 the
southwest srn part Of the State, ID be
designated lSter. The dates fixed f'r
these examinations are July Is b and
18Th.
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Plants DESTROYED NV Eire.

Wheeling, w. Va, June ~ - Early
this morning fire de, troyed taree big
plant in the east end OF the c ty, en-.
t,iling loss of $4,000. The Exley
Watkins plat the Preserve Works,
the Acme Box Company, and Wheeling
Mattress Company, occupying big
buildings, were entirely wiped out aud
stock and machinery entirely des-
troyed. The cause OF the blaze is M
known.
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CT. W. Nicely, who was ser fenced
lin Havana on March "a to ten years i'm
prisonmept and to pay fine Of 500, 1Ol,
for completely 10 the Cuban postal
frauds, was released yesterday under
tn, bill signed by President Palma
Rraoting amnesty ID all Americans con-
yict ID of crimes in Cuba during the
term Of the American occupation, and
those awaiting trial. The trials before
TIE Audencla Court Of Havana OF the
cases arising from the emb' zzlemeLt of
Cuban postal funds resulted in the
sentencing OF G. F. w. Nicely, as set
forth; above of w. II. Reeves, to tsn
years imprisonment and to pay a foe
of $50, SIG, and OF Estes @. r thbope,
to ten years imprisonmel and to pay
a fine OF $35, 1924. Reeves was pardoDed
and liberated April % by former Gov
ernor General of Cuba Wood. Rath-
bone was released in 500. 600 bail April
81, aud later President Roosevelt or
dered that his case be reviewed. Thus
ell these scsmps who robbed the Cuban
postal department and used the money
rs II it had been their own, go scot free
aud are now 81 Liberty to Ell ~ the
fruits of their rascaIity aud live 10
luxury and ease the rest OF their lives,
while those who but few weeks since
were quaking with fear leet Nicely and
RathbOne peach" on them now regret
that they did not get more Of the swag
when they had the opportunity.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-12

Mr.. Whitelaw Reid, special amhassa.
dor to attend the coronation, presented
his creder tails to King Edward. who
received him at Buckingham Palace
yesterday.
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City Tressurer's Office,

City Tressurer's Office,
Alexandra Va, May 81. 1902.
THOS. W. ROBINSON, City Treasurer.
This sceount hiss been examined aud found
correct.
ALBERT BRYAN. Finance
Il. BAADER, Committee
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srArE or o., o. on IoLEDo. !

LUCAS CoUSIY,
FRANK J. CHENEY makes oath that he is
tho senior partner OF the firm Of z. j.
CHENEY & Co doing busine,s in the City Of
Toledo. County and State Aforesaid, aud that
sid firm will pay the sum Of ONE HUN
DIED DOLLARS for each and every C 50 cf
Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of
BALLS CATARRH URE
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn 10 before M AMI subscIhed in nv
presence. this 6sh dag Of December. A. ID.
1886. A. W. GLEASON.
N0fqry pifJIic
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CITY TREASURES OFFICE.
Tbos. w. Robinson, City Treasurer. in sc'
count with the CORPORATION Of Alexandr',
for the year ending May 81, 1902.
WARRANTS PAID FROM GENERAL FUND.
June l. l90l-Bilance In City
Treasury. $516i 50
licoa~s, fines, &c, 1908 80
for taxes. rents. SC, s6.777 OIL
deg licenses, SOB IS
From r. n. Curtin, chairman
committee on poor, sale Of gar
From Thos. Bsllenger, rent Of fish
wharf, $50 90
From Fire Wsrdens, for tale Of
horse. 100 %
From G.. J., BoOthe, Corp. Atty,
for delinquent taxes, 7O7 CT
From VIM. NJ Smith for sale Of
cattle, s 90
Fro.n Wsshington-sOuthern By.
Co.. for Iolt Of electric light, 100 90
'' Of olec ric light IT, w. ~ ~ @8 80
From Wash, Alex. & Mt. Vernon
BY. Co. for taxes, &c, GG3 G3
From Old Dominion Glass Co., for
rent of canal lot 20 90
From Boothe & Armstrong, CON-
missoners, Court House de-
post, s. 43
From sundIy persons for delin-
quent taxes, 1888 96
From temporary lean, proceeds Of
note, 400 %
From Alexandria Gas Work. amt.
trsnsferr from gas fund, GOOO "
From sundry persons for tapping
sewers, olJ W
From opening street', ~ D.
From street surveys, w w
From bnilding permits, - ~
From street material, &c, loZ -
From W. II. May q Son, to co.'s
rect an overpaJmenT 10 %
---
1924 1896 %
EXPENDITURES
May 81. 1902 BY warrants laid
from Jure !, 1901 to May 81,
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\ SEAL.

Halls Catarrh Cure is taken Internally and
acts directly on the blood and mgeuOus SUI
faces Of the system. tend for Testimonials,
free. F. J. CHENEY & 90. Toledo, U.
SOld by Druggists, Toe.
HalPs Family Pills are the best.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-12

IT Is said that very large number Of
peers have informed the earl marshal
that they will not be present at The
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1902-06-12

OF what does bad taste in your
mouth remind you? 1t indicates tbat
your stomach is In bad condition and
will remind you that there is ntthing
go good for such D disorder rs Cham
berloin's Stomach & Liver Tsb'et4sitsr
having once used them. They cleanse
and invlgorate the stomach and regu-
late tbs bowels. For sale st % Gel ia
per box by Richard Gibson, druggist.
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Lawn Party.

The Anne McCarty Ramsay Society, Chill
dren Of the American Revolution, will bold
Colonial Lawn Party, for the bepeat Of OLD
POhick Church, at Christ Church reciory'
corner Washington and Princess tIeest'
THURSDAY, June y, from 10 z. ID.
All interested in this good WORK are invited.
je11 2t
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FORT MONROE, is learned that
the immediate pref sctGd expenditure
for the Improvements ut FoTt Monroe,
following the order to tear down Ger
tain buildings which are now 10 The
way, will reach 100000 About
100000 will be put IN large artillery
school, something like 100000 in a
library, and about 100000 in q
sea wall. After these improvements
are we'll under wsy the reconftfuoiion
board will turn It's tt,eniion TO the
general and more extensive scheme OF
enlarginQ the scope Of Fort Monroe.
1t is stated that the plans in view con-
template the largest aod bett-iquipped
military post 10 the world. IL Is
further sts ID t5tt there will be estab-
lshmenls OF instruction for every
branch OF the army and navy service
when the full programme IL carried
out.
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Jul AAAOi1N AOA INV AAdO VI ol.N va
these household necessities for &c.
Read the list carefully:
smith's Need es all size', paper........ -
Black Mourning Pins, full OF. boxes..... ~
MEDIUM Iength Kid Curriers', sssort- Dr.
cd browns, pkg ....,...
All-linen Correct Laces, full length, 1C
palr .--,....
Festberstitch Braid, rev, neat pat D.
terms, pieee.........
Package containing IL papers Hair Dr.
Pins.........
Nckle-plated g. fetg Pins, all sizes, Dr.
d0lep........
Small Wood Back Hand BRUSHES DE-
each ..s....-.
Polished Wood Handle Curling IrOns..... ~
Mohsir Laees for low shoes, psir..r..". -
Bunch Tape, assorted si1ths........"...~
Silk finished White Cotton num- Dr.
bers from 40 to 20, spool.....-.....""".
Extra Long Hat Pins, white and Dr.
black, half dozen r............. "-.."...
Daily Deliveries 70 Alexandria
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1902. inclusive. as per vouchers
filed with the Auditor, 123 697 II
Treasury. e$7 50
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EXPENDITURES.
George L. Simpson, Mayor, 3l5 90
y. r. Price Au itor, 800 90
ThOs w. Robinsoo, Treasurer, 800 90
Gardner T.. Boothe, Corpora.
ton Attorney. 30 %
Charles II. Callahan, Commits
sioner OF Revenue, coo 90
] q Holcombe, City En-
ginesr, 10 %
sineer, !, 400 90
d. K. Stsnstury, Clerk Of
Common Council, BIS "a
L. II. Thompson, Clerk Of
Board OF Aldermen, l05 90
Geo. w. schafer, Messenger
Board Of Aldermen, lO5 90
Jas. I. Patterson, Messenger
Common Council, 1872 -
Jani or, 81 %
Vim. L. Craven, Janitor, 333 30
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The Market.

Georgetown, jane 12.-Whest sOas5.
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OFFICIAL.

AUDITORS ANNUAL STATEMENT.
Showing the smouut Of II ceipts vilh which
the Treasurer is chsrgei on the books Of this
office, and the amount Of warrants drawn
upon the Treasurer on account CT the
various departments Ct the City Govern
ment for the Fiscal Year, termiDstiug May
81, 1902
GENERAL FuND-RFCEIPTs
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Chss. f. Adam, Keeper Of
Town Clock, 80
VIM. NJ. Smith, Keeper Of
Poor's House, 3OO W
Geo. II Richards 0vereer
Poor, lou w
Geo. W. Petty, Chief Fire De-
pertinent. los 10
K. Kemper, Superintendent
OF Schools, 20 W
Z. A German, Physician to
Poor, 20 W
J. T. Miller, Physician to
Poor, lOO W
Vim. B. Purvis. Physician to
Poor HO w
Jas. F. Webster, Chic OF Police 40 %
James Smith, Lieutenant OF
Police, 60 W
Chas. T., Goods, Sergeant Of
Police, $40 %
Gaytop Arlington Policeman. 53S 90
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DRY GOODS
LANSBURGH & BRO,
WAshington's FAvOrite Store.
Business Hours 8 a, m. to 6 p. m.
Saturdays 8 O'clock
, Cent Notions.

Your choice for one day Of any of
these household necessities for &c
Read the list carefully:
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huuILOT6 UUICe,
Alexandris, We. May 81, 1902.
Z. F.PRICE Auditor.
This account has been examined and its
correctness Is hereby certified.
ALBERT BRYAN.
W. ii. ewEENEr, Finance
II. BAADER, Comm tiee.
N. p. T. BURKE,
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= -
year 1900,
For taxes prior
to yesr 1900,
placed in hrs
hands for col.
lection. taxes
years 1900 and
1901, paving
bills, rent
bills, &C,
From f. +. Price.
! Auditor: For
receipts from
4 dog licenses is-
sued from June
|, 1901 to juno
l, 1902,
From 4 Z NJ
Curtin, Chair
man; For sac
% garbage,
| From Fro Ward
ens: For sale
of horse,
From Thomas
| Ballenger: For
| rent Of fish
| wharf one year
to March l,
| 1903,
From Boothe and
| strong,
COmmis sionert:
For proceeds Of
sale Coufthoul
| lot,
From Gard n or
! l., Ho)ibe, Cor
| poTstio n A.
tornoy: For
| taxes embraced
, in tax salas
prior to 1897.
collected by
him as per or.
dinanc nee, az
| proved April,
. 1900. paid into
| treasury,
| From Vim Smith,
| Keeper OF Poor
| House: For
sale Of cattle,
From sundry per-
| tons: For ST. Get
| surveys,
| From fundry PER-
| cons For street
| pavings.
From sundry per.
eons: For bnild.
ing permits,
From sundTy per.
sons: For street
| material, curb
ing, stone. &c
From Wa hing.
| ton, Alexandra
| and Mount
| Vernon Bail
| way Company:
/ For electrfcmC-
| tor power,
| For use of
| Royal street
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