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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-10
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GERMANO-V ENEz0LANO

Dimitira
Cjrcula con grandes visos aa seguridad le
notiela de que 81 presidenbe DE Vanszuela, ge-
neral Cipriano Castro, preaantara su dinaisi6n.
Necesara
Hay rumores de que peteneias eztrants tsTas
intareaadas en- Que no sc determine 10 guerra
eon Aliens snia, seflalan ssa dHmisi5n eeno ne
cesaria para cortar 10 eontiends.
SItuaCi6n comprometida
La rspdbifcg atr&viess ana crisis mny
grande. Arsitra reeursss cen singular empu-
je, paro esbz pendients en- sstos momentos de
Ia reelamaei6n alemana, do Ia Argentina de
sus disturbios inteStincs.
Exoitaci6n
mi erneafaaor de Alemsnia en- los Estados
UnIdos ha teegFahsdo sn goberno, exeitSn-
dole 4 que sns earcaa 0e gaerFa Sc pesssfcnan
de- ana ves del snorso do ia Guayra, antas de
cue aras con mas faersa Ia Tevoluci6a.
Mas de oCho
Calcdlase que hay mas da echo barcos de
guerra alemanes agaas veneEoiaras.
Mas barCos
Agr6rdanse por moneneaa en- sl puerto de
Ia G1ayra los bareos de guerra alemarlss
eGrosneizegln,2 <ElisabsthS <Motke.S
Complicaciones
La evdbisa Argentina en "a Demands de
Hmttas contra venszuels, este haaiendo grsta-
aea preparativos de guerra.
Mevtl15A tO2As las 1uRFAAS @sp0alOiss
asouiere graz cantidaa de gartreshos.
-Osheeientes reyolncionarios venezolanos
atscsron en- Ell Este de la rsPAblica ana 30
lnrana del gohisrno. csusandeie tsrrisles per
aidas apoderkndose de sfsstos dtiiss de
campans.
-Otxos despaehos aie0H que vRrios nuques
de In revoluci6n Iograron apodsrarse por SCR
nrasa de IN ceflenaro. cuyR tzipuacI6n SO rim
di6 All enemigo sin tTabaT coHHoate.
--El lunes tuvo Ingar en- laB coatas 81 deSana-
havcn ia ara gran caBtidad de material es
vnnrra en Ell cue So contasaH cuAtKo cafIones
"a AFRO r6piao cineo NIL Dds aseTs y cincueilta
nil rarenchos Este dasamhGrco fue heaho
efu ntnuana eposieI6a del gobiePno, cuyo piln-
to de aesem eaYco estaba 0ompietAmenee 1Alto
de todR vlgtaneIa preeaneion.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-10
REvISTAS COMICAS
OURAOION MARAVILL0SA
4 sTORIO0

4 Ia eonsuIt2 de an m4dlco
notable de Bareelons.
fee On homore &c roatr0 palido,
mirsda triste y VOC rDnca.
Sin duda, le7aba el mfsero
dosencta grave : pennsaf
pues frecoentes ayes ldgubres
sa escapaban de 81 boca.
Cuando llamaron Sd namero,
con una aspiration honda,
dijo .-i GFacias 81 Altfsimo
Gnanto tardar va era hera -
&-Ma deba estar ese pf6jimo@--
Sc dijeron las personas
que a6n esperaban, doii6ndoSa
de su impaciencia angusttosa.
va ante 81 doctor, con mas tstrica
mirada = con voz mas sor6a,
Ianz6 IN 81 largo 2 tFistfsimo
diio SO Estamca q solas p
"a solas1. ..x-Ma apsna ell Amino
sl tenor de que ms oigan....1
G-Puede usf6 habiar sin eserdpulos. >
&-Es qse es tan grave Ia cosa....9
S-dSu Affection es....?S
<-Violentfsima.-
e-5sscretaP.
el secFeto, que nj s6plfca a..S
S-Mi discretion ls sanciona.>
<-Puss bi6n, doctor, soy klspt6mano. !.
Hay una vos imperiosa
que sin cesar nj espfritu
dice Roba, roha, reba...s
Y al doctor, penien5o edbiso
en- ell pecho ana pist8la,
le hizo entragarie, sin replica
Ia cartera y unas joyas.
El doctor, ante aquel impetu,
con Ia natural zoZobra.
de hacer Gus clienSes v9timas
de impression rudR dafIoza,
crey6 pYLd3nte = ben6aco
no mover una caCnorra,
dej6 escapsr 81 pfcsro
aatisfseho de gu abra.
z al saIiY con paso rzpldo,
faz alegre y voz sonora,
diio, demostrando IN 5dhIlo,
que todo g que 10 cyo asombra:
II Oh, m6dieo sapientfsimo
En- una session tan s0la
nae ha pussto bien. ESQ es mSrito,
10 dem&s es candonga.
Felipe Perez J Gonzalez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-10
4. REY MAS PERI ECTO Es FL De sUEcIA

60 una cesa estAn generAlmente Dc acler-
40 los auecos en- qua tienen el Rey mks per-
fgct0 Acabado del crbe, vim excsptuar al Eln-
9srsdor 9uilermo, Hne debe tenerle a|gune
snvsaIR. 0sear Ill eB un u dsico consnmndos
eom,posisor de gran meritc, poets dc insplra-
c46s, 10 mismo Iiricoqu aFamktico, Autor dis-
ffrgufdc, hlstorlAdoE ptofundo J conelenxudo,
eEeelenta dibujante, fampso Aenaraltstes, lee
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-10
Los ANAnQvISTAS EN- ES7AD0S lJNID0S

detective neoyorkno Morada
venllos ugurios hasta los chaets-La
testa-La cudad mas criminal del mu9do-El peri6
dico ofcial.--Cons redaeor-Psdro Est6vez.-Cn
talento privIegiado-D d6nde brotan
qustas- ~Maatesta ~ halara n B. Aires?
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-10

escribe ocho lenguas habla con adnencia
cnco, ss el orador mas elocnente que hap en-
Suscia donde los oradores SON teniaos en gran
sstima es habilisimo ginete.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-10

an mn ,sfa tome las PAsTILLAS LAxANTES
DE BEsOMO QUTNINA. E bt'tlcario 10 de-
volyerk sl dinero 81 nc Gle cura. La nrina cs
H. w. GROVE So halls en- cada eallta.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-10

- anuel Silva, colneroiante. ProVisio'
IT. nes y frutos del pats Pavfa 10 Are
oibo, 2. r.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1902-01-10
DIR &C = . RIO
SAN JUAN
nerminio Dia1 Navarro, sbogaao = "a
bufete
Fortaeza 3D.
Hootor afae de- vane, Fortaleza 1e. Francisco

dores exporeSdoreg lie mereancfas.
Plaza PrfIoipal, Arecibo. L. k.
The Holly chieftain., 1902-05-09

Articles of Incorporation of the
Wilson Hardware g. Furniture
Company were filed in the county
clerks Office last Saturday. The
incorporators are B. G. Wilson
j. A. johnson and Rose E. Wilson
all of the Rocky Ford. The OBJ
jects for which the company is
formed and incorporated are for
the purpose Of engaging in the
business of manufacturing, buying
and selling hardware and furnl-
ture of all kinds, coffins and coffin
materials, wagons farm imple-
ment, plumbers supplies lumber
and building material, alsot to oper-
ate and maintain mercantile stores.
The capital stock of the company
is $4,000, divided into / 900 shares
of the par value of $40 each, the
principal place of business being
located at Rocky Ford. Operation
will also be carried on in the coun- :
ty of Powers and beyond the lim-
its of the state Cf Colorado. The
incorporators named above will
be the directors of the company
for the first year of its existence.
Rocky Ford Tribune.
The Holly chieftain., 1902-05-09
SWIFT.

The farmers in the vicinity of
Sugar City certainly have cause to
feel very jubilant over the pros
pect for this seasons crops. In
most every other part Of the coun-
try there is already comp laints
of a lack of moisture. Mr. How
ard Huntington who has been
looking over the towns of the
state. said while here last Monday
tina. Sugar City was the only
place he had been where they
were not crying for water We
have reason to rest easy on that
score. Lake Henry is bank full.
-Saccharine Gazette.
If Mr.. Huntington will visit
Holly he will find another place
where there is plenty of water.
Farmers under the Buffalo canal
are getting all the water they can
use and have all spring.
Under heading secret societies.
the Holly Chieftian publishes NJ.
E. Church. Sunday School and
postoffice n notice. Springfield
Herald.
We are glad to note that the
Chieftian is read SO closely by
its exchanges, even to the notices
above mentioned.
The Holly chieftain., 1902-05-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Wint Cornett
spent Sunday at the Furgason
home.
Rube Mayne, of near Towner,
came down for some cattle last
week.
Mrs. Powell is organizing q
court of the Court of Honor in
this vicinity.
Tom Furgason has purchased a
mule from j. F. Hanson to plough
his beets with.
The water came down from the
ditch Monday and the farmers are
all busy irrisating.
Vert Bailey Of the north road
is visiting all his old friends in
Amityville this week.
There was to be Lutheran ser
vices at Boysen's Tuesday but the
preacher failed to come.
Some of the young folks from
this side attended the basket So
cial in Granada Tuesday evening
The beet thinning season has
commenced and thinners are in de-
msnd. A gang of Pueblo Indians
are expected out this week.
Some Of the far mers in this vic.
Unity are replanting their beets
and cantaloupes which failed to
grow. The ground was too dry.
What will Amity get next after
the rural route? 1t is too bad
that their neighbors are so sleepy.
Stir up villagers and show our
friend from Amity that We are not
asleep.
SWIFT.
The Holly chieftain., 1902-05-09
AMITY NEWS.

Ole Anderson was in shopping
Saturday.
A. W. Thrush was an Amity
visitor Friday.
Live Wort and Mr., Briggs was
IN Amity Saturday.
J, n. Roming our new black
smith, is making a corn planter.
Colonel Holland has bought a
sorrel horse to drive in his buggy.
Colonel Holland is home again.
He called at Denver during his
absence,
Fred +. Hughes was in Amity
Friday for wire. He also called on
Saturday.
j. Z. Webber has moved into
the house formerly occupied by
Mrs. Apple.
Mesdames Clark and Bender
were calling and shopping in Am
ity, Saturday.
George Thomas has decorated
his store with elegant signs.
Good for you George.
Bottomley, the photographer,
pitched his tent on vacant lot
south of Nelson's restaurant Tues
day.
Considerable interest is shown
in the meetings at the schoolhouse
In spite of the busy season good
crowds attend.
The plans have arrived for the
new depot. The railroad CON-
pany is slow in moving but then it
does do things it agrees to.
j. 81. Newman was elected pres
ident of the school board Monday.
Quite little excitement was
shown in the election of officers.
Arrangements are being made
to place the postoffice in Carter's
store until the building is fixed
and remodled which will in future
contain the post office.
Reports from the Beet ranch
show the rain that only laid the
dust at Amity was quite heavy in
that vicinity and did lots of good.
.Amityville is benefited greatly
also by the rain.
The Holly chieftain., 1902-05-09
AxITYv111E.
News is scarce this week.

News is scarce this week.
The rain Monday was of great
benefit to the growing crops.
Miss Anna Mayne visited
friends in Amityville Sunday.
The people of the Buffalo school
district met Monday evening to
elect new member Of the board
of directors.
The Holly chieftain., 1902-05-09
Invitation.

The ladies, as well as gentlemen,
of Holly are cordially invited to
call at Fergason's Studio and in
spect the work on exhibition. An,
now prepared to make you any
kind of photo work on short notice,
Views Of residences, farms, ranch
es, etc. Baby photos specially.
Respectfully yours for business.
B. T. FERaAsoN,
One block east of Whites.
The Holly chieftain., 1902-05-09

G. w. Shady of Larned Kansas,
is clerking for 8. F. White.
Society people OF Holly will
please note that the latest thing
out is "Ping Pong Ankle" "
If they wish to keep up
their gait as society leaders it is
necessary that they contract this
disease at once.
Walter r. Padley has accepted
position as agrioulturis. for the
American Beet Sugar company
and will have charge of the beet
fields from Coolidge to Garden
City, Kansas. Walters numerous
friends are glad to hear of his good
luck in securing such a responsi-
BILE and renumerative position.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-12-10
Said Abouf Adyerfisirf.,

!
DAILY asIvertising il IL business what
daIIy bread q 10 man kind
AdyertlsiAg is M active advance agenfI
- the command Of all who seek success
ia business.
There IS no dealer but that has some
thing ii stock which he can make promi-
snent il an ae1se rtisement r. Il Dc not
novel, tsmay bs nude attractive 81 its
reasonable price.
Men do not catch fish by staying q
home and looking out upon the water,
Merchants who seek to catch trade must
get out aud hustle for ii. Advertising
Eenables them to enter al hom ea and have
= fair hearing vherevsr they go.
Continuous advertising creates con-
fidence. The prevailing ol,inon IS that
one cannot be constantly before the pub.
lie without being found out and known
for what be is. The pt ople believe in =
man who anstand trial b the public.
The long wlnded preacher talks to
empty benches. The advertisements that
il long strung out appeals only 70 lazy.
people who have nothing 70 do and
nothing to buy. The ceaseless activity
Of this age calls for sharp, incisive, well
[pruned advertisements Printers Ink.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-12-10
HANSkA.
I Fronl the Heraid.) e

fFronl the Heraid d. EHsz d
& Mr.. Stork, Of the firm Of Stork Bros.
New Ulm, was in town Monday, look
ing up business.
Miss Sarah synsteby has SO far recov-
cred as to be able to visit relatives in
Tracy She started Thursday and will
make IN extended visit. @
Bernt o. Ouren was in town Tuesday
with a sled, the first one seen on our
streets this season. He went TO the
school house for his daughter, Selma,
and took = load Of boys and girls for .
short ride, much to the delight Of al.
Saturday night J, lille at work in the
School house, Mr.. Ole Synsieby stepped
on three nails at once and drove the
points into his foot. The wounds caused
him considerable pain and the foot be-
came badly swollen but ne managed to
go TO New Ulm on business Monday
Last Saturday Fred ChambaId met
with two severe accidents. While al
/ q
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-12-10
ooMEREY,.
From the Times.l

tFron1 the Times.l .s5 si# -,
Peter w. Heinen, employed by Clar-..
ence Cady, has secured a vacation of two
months, and left for Minneapolis last
Wednesday,. He expects to spend part
of the time at his home in New Ulm.
John McPhee returned from Brook
vile, Redwood county last Friday. The
of his mother, who was report
ed seriously Ill last week, las not i'm.
proved and fears are entertained for her
recovery. s
@. E. Armstrong OF Sanborn was in
town last Monday. He was so we'll
pleased with the place that he purchased
the property owned by w. p. Smith, and
occupied by Emil Kastner with his har-
ness shop. He expects to take possession.
of the property about March LIST, SO it is
reported.
IA. Williams, auditor 81 the NJ. T.,
WAS in town last Friday. The purpose
of his visit was to check the books at
the depot and as usual found thu &C
counts as kept by Agent Hull to he in
their usual good shape. Mr.. Williams
stated stbat Comfrey was the heaviest
grain shipping station on The division.
IA County Surveyor Geo Book Of New
sUlm was here several days the past week
and plated into residence lots the strip
of land on the west side Of town owned
by AL. Emnerich and Frank Renner.
This property includes SOME of the most
desirable lots for residence purposes in
town.. Mr.. Book also located the
boundaries of Brown street, east of the
track, fo, the village. z.Ss u
u KODoL DYSPEPSIA CURE .
Dlgests all classes of food, tones and
strengthens the stomach and digestive
organs. Cares Dyspepsia, indigestion,
Stomach Troubles, and makes rich red
blood, health and strength. Kodol re-
builds tissues, purifies, strength:
ems and sweetens the stomach. Gov. q
w. Atkinson, of w. Ma, says: Nave
used number of BOTTLES of 'Kodel ano
have found it to be q very effective and
indeed, powerful remedy iOr stomach
ailments. I recommend it tony friends
| Eugene A. Pfefferle. .5z.Es.. 81. .=
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-12-10

SLEEPY EYE.

From the Herald.l z5.5
Andrew j. Eckstein, chairman Of board
of County Commissioners tnd Vim.
Eibner, the mayorSof New Ulm were
here Monday.
Cafl Berg went to New Ulm Wednes-
das to see Dr.. Fritsche with veiw Of
remaining at the hospital for short
tlmein hope Of getting some medical
treatment. s4
Paul Lehnelt and brother with their
mother, Mrs. Wheeler, have moved to.
New Ulm where they will make their
home. Paul Will work in one Of the mills
in that place. s:. 3s
N. w. Tesrowg Of Home was in town
last Saturday and informed us that he
had killed = badger that weighed SO
pourttsss. It was the4largest be had ever
seen in that neighborhood.
There was . meeting of the pension
board Wednesday at the office of DR..
Welcome Jr., and four old soldiers pre-
sented themselves for examination. DIR.
Rothenburg was here from Springfield
Prof. G. B. Roe, president of the Mar
shall commercial. school was here last
Friday to visit his sister, MISS Roe, of
u - : 6
the local High school. Mr.. Roe states
that his school is in q prosperous con.
diion. E35.
+ Martin Penning left for Minneapolis
Monday afternoon to attend the annual
meeting of the State Horticulture So
clety. He reads q paper at the meeting
on the subject Of ptums. MI. Penning
ms an enthusiastic fruit man and says
Minnesota has 4 bright future as frui,
state. .ss q. SIS
=. T. Larson, the y oun tt,sman who lest
his hight arm and part Of his right fool
by being run over by car some ter
years ago At Golden, is TO be deputy
treasurer OF Redwood county Larson
was for along time q resident Of Sleepy
/ Eye but of late years has. been a residenl
of j ohnsonyille, Redwood County. 81,
!. was candidate for register Of deeds bu
failed corrective the nominat ion.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-12-10
Direct Steamship Service d Manila.
Tie Pacific Steamship Lines InauguEate Direct
5aiiings from San francisco.
No Longer Necessary to Reach the Philip
pines via Hong Kong. SS

The Chicago s. North. Western Rail
way announces that In connectlon with
the daily trans-con,im me nfal trai service,
via that line from Ghlcago 10 San Fran
cisco, tile steamship lines from the latter
port have inaugurated, direct sailingsi
from San Franc SEQ to Nj mia, addition
alto the service via n agasa X and Hong
Kong Some Of the finest steamships IN
the u acifc are being used Tor this new
direct service. as hi Indication of the
rapid deveiop Of American interests.
i'll the far east, this fact will be of
lnt,lnents to Ill Americans. Ships via
this direct route wi 4 leave San Francisco
every month until further netice. and the
sailing time 70 Manila will bs about %
days. B 8sE
The growth Of the Trans p acIfic trade
ii the past three or four years has been
nothing short Of marvellous, both as 10
freight and as 70 passenger traffic Many.
tourists nov travel 90 Europe via San
francisco instead Of taking the Atlantic
liners from New York The Overland
Lia,ifed VII the NDrtll Western and
Utlion Pacific roads across the American
continent and new express train service
nf the most palatial s,rt known 10
Europe Of The Trans Siberian rnad, invite
the tourist to- try q new journey through
the most wonderful scenes the world af-
/ for,is-
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-12-10
KODoL DYSPEPSIA CURE
Seen in Nicoilet.

W. H. Meyer Of New Ulm called on
friends here Tuesday. Il
Mic Andring of. New Ulm was here on
business Thursday.
NJ. w. Burg and Matt scbuyeiler were
to New Ulm on Monday.
Mrs. D. n. johnson returned to Spring
field Wednesday, after few weeks visit
with friends Leader $.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-12-10
"a Christmas Present for Lady, in the
December McCIure,S. r


The freshest and most charming Christ
mae story in the December magazines is
A Christmas Present for a Lady, by
Myra Kelly in the December McC lure's.
The .slady is the teacher IN the primary M, J
grade of an east side public school in
New York. She is presented with gifts,
fearful and wonderful, by her class, one
of which costs as much as fifteen cents.
Little Morris Mogilewsky alone has no
pin money to lavish, on teacher, much as
he loves her. But the evening before he
saw his father put a piece Of paper il his
mothers hands, whereupon she cried 4
little and kissed him. This is the gift
thar Morals brings to s'teachern in the
hope that it may be acceptable to q
tlady.' II is the receipt for = months
rent for room in i Monroe street tene-.
mcnt.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-12-10
IeigIlI|bor I'lOod
| s. =


EssIG AND MILFORD
Especial Corresponds nce.
Mrs. q. Geisler is visiting friends az
seaforth.
Miss B. Wanderse went to Sleepy Eye
Saturday On visit Of ! few days. !.
~ MI. Franc, the Essig teacher spent.
Sunday q his home II Sleep Eye.
Mr.. N. Metzen and mother were visit
ing relatives At Milroy j few days last
week.
MI, e. seifeft went 70 Lamberton on
Mo9day 70 visit relatives and look After
Eehe interests there.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Wn. Geske on
the 9th inst, 9 daag hter. as
Mrs. M. Mueller arrived home Mon
day after soad jiourn at New Ulm and
the east u,
The dance which was given in the Es--1
sig hall last Saturday evening by the
Case brothers was well attended and all
report having passed the tvening very
pleasantly.
IF y0a feel i'll and need a pill &rs
Why not purchase the best?
| DeWitt's Early RiSers
! Are little surprisers, s. 8s
| Take one-they DO the rest.
w. r.. Howell. Houston. Tex, WriteS-I have
used Little Early Riser Pills in my family for
constipation, sick headache, etc. To their use
am Indebted for the health of my family.
Eugene "a. Pfefferle. M 5ls
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-12-10
Real Estate Transfers.

August Schroeder to Mrs. Augusta
I'd IL and IL B L Allison g. Day
toms add t, Sleepy Eye. 400
Andrew Steffl TO John M. Stefl $40
acres Sec. 5 j 10 80 and 90 acres
. Sec. 90 111-s2 q. roo
Laurltz B. Hanson to Max Seidal
ii b 4 A. and D. add Sleepy 5f
Eye. s.. 9l 3
Charles Stuebeto John Prokosch
II Sects. Z, II oDd s1S-1l1ss30.. 500
August Reeez To- Wilhelm Roglin
40 acres Sec 3 II 1-33 !. &. 80. 400
Conrad Gewecke to- jacob Miller
q Z B 81 and part of lot 8 B 85s
N New Vim. J. !. . s.. !. 4. roc
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-12-10
"a CoLD Wave.

The forecast Of ddens changes in the
weather serves notice that q hoarse voice
and = heavy cough may invade the sancti-
~ Of health ii your own home. l,autl-
GUS people have 3 bottle Of One Minnie
Cough Cure always " hand. 3. 81. Wise,
Madison. Ga, writes Ct am indebted
to One Minute Cough Cure for my pre-
sent good health, and prohahly my life
- cures Coughs, solds, La Grippe, Bron-
schitis, Pneumonia and all Throat and
Lung troubles. One Minute Cough Cure
cuts the phltgm. draws ont the inflam-
nation, heals and soothss the mucous
membranes and strengt hsns the lungs.
Eugene a. Pfeff erle.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1902-12-10
80 q u. ~ .
Council Meeting.

Aregular meeting Of the csty council
was held on Tuesday evening, with all
members present and President protein
sGieseke in the chair.
ysActing mayor Eibner sent in the reslg-#
nation Of Vim. ]. Julius as policeman,
which was read and accepted. The act
ing mayor also notified the council that
be had appointed Jos. Welsenborn police,
man for Julius unexpired term.
The newly appointed chief engineero Of.
the tiredepartment submitted his appoint
.ments as follows.
First ASST Engineer, Fred. Pfaender.
Second !" z# 8 5..# .. G.. Vogel
These appolnte = We're confirmed.
The city clerk read the application of
Anton Bartl for TRANSFERRED liquor license
to Fl. Drummer, which was granted, and
the bon d Of Drummer was approved.
The superintendent Of electric lights
and waterworks presented Ills official
bond, which was approved and filed.
The monthly reports Of police, street
commissioners and fire department were
read and ordered fled.
Bills allowed amountedto So, 478 70.
The coal bills and electric light sup
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