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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-01-06

There are more people in New York
than the federal census takers ever show
ed, according TO the federation of church.
es and Christian organizations, which,
through its secretary. Rev. Walter Laid
law, has just completed a census of its
own. The population Of New York on
June l, 1904. was not less than 3945, 907
The federal census fixed the figures at
3S09, III. The federation estimates that
today the population of New York is
more than 4000.0 900
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-01-06
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

MEN-C e. Bowen, Angelo Mayyaler.
Donald Setanni, Eugene White and Leslie
Whitney.
Mabel Bissette, Mrs. Ellen Brookes Brown.
Mrs. r. NJ Esten, Mrs. Alice Fleming,
Mrs. Jennie b. Goddard, Mrs. Mary How
ELL Miss Lottie e. Naramore, Mrs. f. L..
Sergeant Mrs. Nell Tucker and Mrs. w.
Il. Wales.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-01-06
North Adams Woman Killed at Stamford

Mrs. Edward CORY Of North Adams
was killed at Stamford. VT, shortly before
midnight Sunday night. With her hus-
band and two friends in a double Sleigh
she was returning to North Adams from
a drive to Stamford. When a short
distance above the Four Corners, the
sleigh slipped from narrow bridge
throwing the occupants into a stream
Mrs. Gorrys head struck stone. and
she was rendered unconscious. She was
carried to neighboring house, where she
died within a few minutes. Mr.. CORY
was slightly injured. Mrs. CORY was
about 35 years old, and with her husband
ran a boarding house on Centre street
She leaves two children.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-01-06

Standing in the centre of his kitchen
floor with his wife and l2-year-old son
almost by his side, Hugh McKechnie, a
laborer, 40, committed suicide at Adams
Saturday night by cutting his throat.
He was respondent from his failure to
obtain work. Two other children of the
family were in another room.
Jay Ten Eycke of Newark, n. j. has
been appointed receiver of the Windsor
print works in North Adams, with d. A.
Russell and Fred c. McDuffie as ancil-
liary receivers. Mr.. Russell is manager
of the works and Mr., McDuffie is treas
urer of the New York and Everett mills
in Lawrence. The liabilities are $685.
Go including mortgages. The assets are
not given, but the application charges
the concern with being insolvent and with
out funds. The company is capitalized
at $l,600,O00 and has employed 500 men.
The unsteady condition of the cotton
market has affected the business and the
withdrawal of heavy interests by Boston
capitalists a year ago contributed to the
difficulties Congressman Lawrence is
one of the directors of the company.
Since receiver was appointed the COM
pany has been petitioned into bank
ruptcy.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-01-06

Chief Police Watts of Boston notified
Chief-of-Pollce Hall of Brattleboro by
telephone Sunday night of the capture of
DeFord and wrote the next day that he
had forwarded the warrant for DeFords
arrest to New York. Mr.. Hall went to
Boston some time ago with the warrant
and left it with the chief of the Boston
department.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-01-06

The we'll known STRENGTHENING proner-
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nerves and body and improve the blood
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-01-06

The l6 building and loan associations
doing local business in Connecticut,
have assets of $3,712, 3S3.71, and during
the past year they paid in dividends to
shareholders $500, 900.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-01-06
IN OUR OWN STATE
FAILURES IN VERMONT.

1872 Cases with Liabilities Of 1897 1891
During Past Year.
r.. G. Dun & Co furnish the following
failures with liabilities and assets, as filed
for the year ending December 81, 1904;
potitions in bankruptcy ..........1S2
Total failures ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 92
NUMBER AS FILED BY COUNTIES.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-01-06

4 man at Halifax, N. s., wanted a va
cation so badly last summer that he mort
gagged his lot in the cemetery to get
money enough to take one
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-01-06

DR., Walter Thorner of England has
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pack OF the eye. This will probably be of
great benefit to oculists,
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Deans Rheumatic Pills absolutely cure
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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1905-01-06

Total .......I92 sso72sS.9i 1890, 952. 10
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1905-08-10
Sheyenne.
Martin Hanson has his dwell
ing house painted.

Martin Hanson has his dwell
ing house painted.
Mrs. o. o. Ruud of Christine
visited with her parents over
Sunday the 9th inst, and also
attended the confirmation of
her sister and others at the
Synode church on the 9th.
Henry Hanson departed for
the Wild. Rice River on the 7th
where he will assist his broth.
er-in-law. Olaus o. Ruud with
the harvest.
Jornsrud Bros, are through
with their hay cut ing on their
farm here and returned to their
home near Davenport on the
7tt inst.
A number Of the young peo-
pie gave the Jornsrud Bros, a
farewell party on the evening
Of the 9Th. 4
Al the Old Settlers picnic at
q. Is. Standy's on the 31st Of
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Dwight.

The G. N. station in our town
is closed and the genial. agent
and his helper are taking a
much needed rest. u
Miss G. Carlson left ON the
Great Northern Friday evening
for visit to the coast and to
take in the Exposition at Port
land. - 80 Is
An effort is being made to get
q local telephone line out of
Dwight to the west. Local
telephones are a necessity in
every up-to-date town.
Miss Myrtle Johnson enter
tanned about fifty invited guests
at a lawn party last Sunday
evening. The beautiful grounds
were lighted with numberless
Japanese. lanterns. Delicious
refreshments were served and
no pains spared to make the
evening enjoyable for the
guests.
At the concert given by home
talent, in the Congregational
church, Friday evening, the
church was filed, but not
crowded, by an appreciative
audience. The program con-
sisted of vocal solos, duets. trios,
ladies' and gentlemen's quar-
tets and choruses. Tbis was
interspereed with organ solos
by Misses Flutchey, Mack.
Carlson, Ward and Beattie
each gave reading aud the
two latter responded to an en-
core. It would be too lengthy
to name all the musical selec-
tions and the singer separately
it 10 enough to say that the
music was all of q high order
not the rag-time variety and
without exception, the audi
ence expressed their pleasure.
One selection which brot a
storm of applause, was a
pathetic tenor solo which was
most effectively rendered by
Mr.. Sundell. At the close of
the program the ladies served
ice cream and cake. The pro-
ceeds ofthe EVENING" entertain
ment amounted to nearly thirty
dollars. This goes toward
building a fence around the
church property. which has
been public common and
pasture for stray stock.
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AN ATLAS FOB: sl.oo


/. The Great Northern Railway
has issued an Atlas of So pages
containing up to date maps of
Iowa, Wisconsin, Minnesota,
North and South Dakota, Mont.
ana, Idaho, Washington, Brit
ish Columbia, Oregon, Kansas,
Missouri, Nebraska, Wyoming,
Colorado, Alaska, Hawaii,
Japan, Philippine Islands,
China, the United States and
all of the World.
In addition to this, the Atlas
contains valuable statistical
information relative to. the
states named above, is printed
on the very best quality Of
paper, Shove the lines of the
Great Northern Railway, aud
10 in every way a comendable
work.
This Atlas will be distribut-
ed at the actual cost of produc-
ton and will be sent to any
address upon receipt of $1.0O.
Address, F. I. Whitney, Pas.
senger Traffic Manager. Great
Northern Railway ST. Paul.
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wAHpEos DAKOTA THURSDAY AUGUST TO- 1906

uly. the base ball players Of
Viking and Sheyenne had q
game which resulted in a score
Of 1 TO IL in favor of Sheyenne.
Sheyenne 10 usually the win
ners in all games this summer
as well 40 in the former years.
Einar ulsaker who moved
HE bulldings to the southwest
corner of his land has now q
fine barn erected on that place.
Up to date the crops out here
look fine and there ID no dan
ger for rust. Hay is also in
abundance and the farmers
will reap a good harvest if
nothing happens.
The Mcleod cornet band in
structed by your correspondent
will have a band picnic half a
mile south of town, August 13.
Music will be furnished bv
their own band which numbers
fourteen. This is the second
picnic which they have palyed
at since beginning three
months ago when they knew
nothing about music.
Gilbert johnson of Daven-
port who had a quarter section
Of land here has fenced 80
acres of it into pasture, built
a fine house and barn. This is
what improves our town and
we are looking for more of such
land buyers. Andrew Stems
rud and family is now occupy
ing this new place and will be
q permenant settler of Shey-
enne.
The rural free delivery from
Homestead 10 working in good
order and the mail carrier
knows his business. He has
many boxes to fill along the
route in Sbeyenne. At one
place there are twelve boxes in
going two miles, and two more
boxes will soon be added which
will make seven boxes to q
mile; it is said to be the best
route in Richland county.
The blind pig case agains,
Ole I. Hauge, of Mcleod, had
another trial last week, which
resulted in another disagree.
mentof the jury, they standing
to 5, 1t is supposed that the
case ~ill now be dropped az it
SCENE to be more of persecu
ton than prosecution.
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Great Bend.

Mrs. Phimster: 10 here from
Wis, visiting with her son
John Phimster..
Max Nagle 10 here from st.
Cloud. Minn., to help gather up
the bumper crop.
Some have started harvest.
ing in this vicinity. Wheat 10
a good crop without q doubt.
MISSES Hunt and Decker are
back from summer school
which they have been attend
ing. !
John Strissel and Geo.
Shredder of Fergus Falls, mimi,
are here visiting with relatives
and friends.
Miss Esther BRANDED cele.
brated her seventh birthday on
Friday last and quite num-
Der of her young friends were
present.
Frank Kneuppel took charge
OF the Farmers Elevator on
Aug. 1st, he expects to handle
a large amount of grain this
season.
Business men of Great Bend
report that business 10 starting
to boom. The farmers have
not got that rusty look on them
this year.
The Bohn Bros. Albert and
Herman have a new outfit for
threshing and have tried the
same threshing some barley
which shells out fine.
F. a. Stokely.. agent for the
N: p, left last, week for Brain
ard. Minn., where he will be
treated for a rupture which has
bothered him for some time.
A game of base oall was play
ed here last Sunday between
HanAinson and Great Bend.
The game was won by Great
Bend the score being 22 to II.
A school meeting was held
here last Friday for the pur-
pose of discussing the building
of a new school house at Great
Bend. Supt. Black was pres
ent. ~.
Alfred Ambach and Wm
Beling two of our prosperous
farmers have ordered The
Times sent to their address.
The Times is growing aud il
the leading paper for this
county. .. =.
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Motion carried that the fol-
lowing resolution be adopted.
Whereas. the city council of
the City of Wahpeton, North
Dakota, has established Sewer
District No. 3, within said city;
and whereas, the said city
council deems it expedient to
float bonds to be issued against
said Sewer District No. 8. Of the
said City of Wahpetoh, North
Dakota. in the sum of $l5O00.O0
for the construction of the
same.
Therefore. be it resolved chat
bonds be issued in the sum of
$15OOO.O on Sewer District No.
3, in denominations of $4,000
each, interest to be paid semi
annually. Both principal and
interest payable at Wahpeton,
N. D.. or Chicago, I'LL. Said
bonds to mature in twenty
years. III
The vote on the adoption of
the above resolution was as fol
lows. Yeas: Hull, Patterson,
Rischard, Hess, Connolly and
Giles.
auditor be instructed to adver.
tiee for bids for the sale of
$l5OOO.O0 bonds and bids 20 be
opened August q, 1905. at 8
o'clock p. m.
Motion carried that the petit
ton asking the copncil tograde
Eighth street from Montana
Ave-, to the property owned By
the United States be reeeived
and the street ordered graded.
Motion carried that.we con-
firm the action aud report of
the city attorney with reference
to his prosecutions of the i'm
mates of houses of ill fame.
Motion carried to adjourn
until August "a, 1905, at 8,
o'clock p. m.
F. B.. scHNRLLEs.
City AUDITOR. Z
e. e d .l...E
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The vote on said motion was u
fellows, Yeas: Hull. Patterso,l, j,
Rischard, Hess. Connolly aH6
Giles. B n
The following named persons
were drawn as jurors by the
council for the District Court,
First Ward: n. ]. Freske and
Albert Granrath. Second Ward.
Fl. 6. Albrecht and .Theo. J;,
Hingtgen. Third w ardlt
Walter Cutler aud O. X. Ul.,
saker. d
Motion carried that the re-
port of the treasurer be placed
on Gle. 7(Astsf$SIs IS
Motion carried that the re.
port of the chief engineer show
ing 70 tons aud 800 pounds Of,
coal burned during July be
placed OH file. p
Motion carried that the mat
ter of the ditch on Bridge Street
in Roots Addition be referred
to the committee on sewers. "
The annual appropriation
ordinance was read for the first
time. =, ,,@.f'ff
Motion carried that the report
of the finance committee 40 to
N. T. Stevens books being cor
rect was accepted.
Motion carried that the bill
of Crane & Ordway Co. fol-
$578.92 be reduced to $49000
aud paid. III,
Motion carried that the bill
of w. Fl. White Lumber Co. for
$515.t2 be referred to the cotia-
mittee on public improvements
with power to act. u
Motion carried that the bill
of the Brookings Cement Block
& Sidewalk Co. for $4S365 DE
referred to the committee on
finance with power to act.
Motion carried that the bills
as read be allowed. En-
The following bills were ord
cred paid out of their respective
funds: Il, .1
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Mrs. II. Finn returned from
DOnnelly, Tuesday.

10 TUG RueeI OF Mfo. IOrke.
Mrs. N. Warner Of Randall 10
visiting her sister, MRS. Krier.
The First National Bank 10
being improved BY repainting.
Miss Inez Jones returned to
her home at Campbell, Monday.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid meet
with Mrs. Loomis this after
noon.
Jno Drey of Fergus Falls
spent Sunday here with his
family.
. The w. r c. Ladies' met
with Mrs. O. B. Todd, Tuesday
afternoon.
c. 3. Hoverland of Barnes
vile was in town the first part
of the week.
Miss w. A. Milliken of Rugby,
North OAK, 10 the guest of Mrs.
Matt Wenner.,
Joseph Wehner and wife have
returned from a two weeks
visit at the lakes.
Mrs. Otto Zarling returned
from few days visit at Dom
nelly, Tuesday evening.
!. James Kane has been enter
tanning his brother W. v. Kane
of Wheaton, the past week.
Mrs. Hyate of Fargo who has
been the guest of Mrs. KILLER, re-
turned home, Monday evening.
Miss Jansen of Moorhead
spent Sunday with friends. re-
turning to her home. Monday.
c. e. Horton and wife of
Akron, Ia, came up Wednes-
day to visit their daughter, Mrs.
G. ]. Fischer.
There will be q game of base
ball between Breckenridge and
Kindred at athletic field, Sun
day afternoon.
MRS. Roy Clark of Little Rock,
Arkansas, arrived Tuesday
evening for visit with Jas.
Carney and family.
The base ball game Sunday
between Breck and Herman
resulted in a score of five to
three in favor of Breck.
g. G. Valentine went to
Battle Lake. Saturday evening
to!enjoy~a visit with his child
rem, Alden and Blanche.
Mrs. NJ o. Forbes of Morri.
and fdrs. Chas. Loss of Minnea.
po1is:who have been guests 81
w. Height Of Everdell pass
ed through here Wednesday on
! their way home.
81. The Grand; InternationaJ
| Aaxiiiary of the Brotherhood
ofsL Locomotive Engineers gave
a musical and social on the
lawn at Mr.. and Mrs. d. r. Au:
mans residence Wednesday
evening.
Joseph Vertin, who is enjoy
ing a mouths vacation, de
parted Monday morning for {
short visit with relatives a,
Little Falls, from which poin,
he will continue his trip to the
coast. Rumor- has it that he
will not return alone.
ID j. Noble who has lately
taken q position in the furni
ture department with Mikscht
g. Vertin comes very highly
recommended. He 10 q licensed
embalmer. and 10, 90 we under.
stand, to have full charge o.
that department in the future.
HOSPITAL NOTES.
Fred Hoppe is doing nicely
Liddy Oslund was dise harg.
| ed Aug. 5th.
MRS. 4. A. Wismer of Wahpe
ton was discharged, Friday.
Clarence Pelham was die
charged, Wednesday, Aug. 9.
Henry meyer who had hi,
foot injured was discharged
Aug. 8.
MSS Mary Flaa underwent ar
operation for appendicitis
Tuesday.
Chas. Tibeau Of Wahpeton
had an operation performed or
his eye. Wednesday.
Jno. Kaiser who is suffering
with blood poisoning of the
hand is doing nicely.
go r. ssse3 ~ ~ y r ~ n.
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0AoUs 41uIUy ISsUIuSO lEOm
Aberdeen, Monday.
Mrs. Prugh and son Albert
went TO Crookston, Saturday.
Philip Hessler, departed for
his home at Morris, Monday.
A. g. Powers returned Friday
from a months visit at Illinois.
Miss Iuez Jones of Campbell
spent Sunday here with friends.
Mrs. Chas. Hardy returned
from Aberdeen, Thursday even
ing.i
Mrs. n. &. McMonagle re-
turned to her home at Kenmare,
N. D.
Miss Emma Hauskens left
for Litchfield, Thursday after
noon.
CIV. Argue of st. Paul spent
Saturday and Sunday with his
family here.
Miss Bertha Steiner returned
to her home at Foxhome, Sat
urday morning.
Engineer Dan Schilling has
gone to Casselton to work on
the gravel train.
.Mrs. G. Ericksop and son of
Roston are the guessts of III. l..
Allen and family.
Mrs. Matt Wenuer andschild-
rem returned from st. Cloud,
Thursday evening.
Paul Meng has taken a posi-
tion on the Great Northern
road as brakeman.
Mr.. and Mrs Harmon of
Solan, Ia, are the guests of J.
c. Kain and family. &
Miss Agatha Watts returned
to: her home at Waterloo, Ia,
Wednesday evening.
Miss Mayme Caspar departed
for her home at Eden Valley
for a weeks vacation.
Miss Ada Glover departed for
Hankinson Saturday morning
for q visit with friends.
Mics Hazel Powers returned
Friday morning from a visit
with relatives at Manila, la.
Miss Katie Flynn is visiting
at Foxhome this week the
guest of Mise Bertha Steiner,
Mr.. swhalm of Battle Lake
has accepted "a position in the
. hardware store of Louis Ge walt.
Miss Clara Nelson came up
from Oakes, Thursday evening
to take teacher examination;
Friday. - 81
Jno. Rademacher and @.
Manly were ap from Kent Sun
day to spend the day with
friends.
MI. Axmear, who has been
visiting the Axmear family re.
turned to his home at Sigour-
ney. la, Monday.
The fourth quarterly confer
encc of the NJ. 3. church will
be held Thursday, Aug. 18th,
BY Rev. Lafayette Dodds, p. o
Two loads of stone were
hauled Saturday on the south
sideTof the track where the
Great Northern Offices are to be
erected. + e
Mrs. n. N. Krebspach who
visited friends the past weei
returned to her home at Hank
inson, Saturday morning.
Miss Mabel Atkins of Madi.
son, s. D., returned to her home
Friday evening after spending
a few days here with relatives,
Misc Addy John, a neice Of
Mrs. w. d. Billingsley from
Bismarck, N. D.. went To
Campbell, Saturday morning
to visit relatives at that place.
M. McCutcheon of Central,
Ill, was here Thursday looking
after his land interests. He ex-
pressed himself 40 we'll pleased
with the outlook of crops in
thin vicinity.
Chas. Hardy and wife gave q
birthday party, for their son
Norman, Saturday afternoon il
being the occasion Of his third
birthday. A large number OF
little ones were present. q
The Catholic Forester Ladies'
surprisetiS Mrs. Burnham,
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and Connolly.
Motion carried that we ad-
journ to the Commercial Club
Rooms.
Motion carried that we open
bids for the construction of
Sewer District No. 8, according
to plane and specifications on
file in the auditors office.
The bids opened were as fol-
lows:
C. III. Porritt. ...... $13892 90
James Kennedy. 800. 1887 OO|
w. 1. Gray & Co.. 80. 142s7 90
Symms Powers Co.. 14648 OO|
Gilbert w. Haggart. 1880 90
Des Moines Bridge &
Iron Works. 90. 1900 90
Motion carried that we al :
cept c. H. Porritt's bid of
$l3692.OO and that the acting
mayor and auditor be instruct
ed to enter into contract with
him.
The vote on the above motion
was as follows: Yeas: Hull,
Patterson, Rischard. Hess and
Giles. ~.
Motion carried that there be
an extension of $50 feet of IL
inch sewer main to be laid on
Second street between Ohio
Ave, and Montana Ave.. with
IL additional Y's and one man
hole.
The vote on the above'motion
was as follows: Yeas: Hull,
Patterson, Rischard, Hess and
Giles. y >
Motion carried that c. HI.
Porritt be awarded the con-
tract for laying the extra sewer
main on Second street between
Ohio Ave-, and Montana Ave-,
at the prices specified in his
proposal.
The vote on the above motion
was az follows: Yeas: Hull,
Patterson, Rischard, Hess and
Giles.
Motion Carried to adjourn.
f. B. ScHNELLER,
Regular meeting of the city
council held August 2, 1905,
with Mayor Bade presiding.
Meeting called to order by
Mayor Bade.
Members present: Hull, Pat.
terson, Rischard, Hess, Con-
molly and Giles.
Motion carried that the min
utes of the last regular and
special meetings stand approv-
ed as read.
Motion carried that the mat
ter of deepening the sewer in
front of Miss L. C. Briggs
property on Fifth street and
Dakota Ave-, be referred to the
committee on sewers.
Motion carried that the mat
ter of sidewalks between Third
street aud Fourth street on
north side of Wisconsin Ave-,
be referred to the committee
on sidewalks and streets.
Motion carried that we ac-
cept the application of James
Wright and that he be employ
ed as Superintendent of Water
Works.
The vote on the above motion
was as follows, Yeas: Hull,
Patterson, Hess, Connolly and
Giles. Nays: Rischard.
Motion carried chat ordinance
No. a relating to cement side
walk contractors furnishing
bonds pass it's second reading.
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City Council.

Special meeting of the city
council held July8, 1905, called
at the request of President
Connolly for the purpose of
considering water works mat
ters.
Meeting called to order by
President Connolly.
Members present: Hull, Pat
terson, Rischard, Hess, Giles
and Connolly.
Motion carried that we de-
clare recess 80 that the coun-
Gil may take up water works
matters with the officials of the
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul
Railway Co., who are now on a
special train on their railway
in this city.
Motion carried to adjourn.
F. B. ScHNELLER,