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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1905-02-18
AT AUCTION

By SIGde g. Hisfeaw, AssctiOneers,
TOsUSOn, Md.
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The undersigned, having given up the farm of
- Mr.. j. V. Wilson, will sell atNM
Ex Public Auction. ON THEIR
NXl PREMISES, situated at Long -TW
A0AAD Green Station, MARYLAND and
Pennsylvania Railroad, on
Monday, February 9Th, 1905,
Commencing at O'Clock P. NJ, :
The following Stock. Implements, &C., used on
said farm, viz:
One pair Dark Mules, and 10 years old. good
workers and leaders; Gray Mare, works any
where Bay Horse, coming years old, good
worker; Bay Colt, coming years old, would
make good coach horse Bay Stallion, coming
years old, weighs about 1,2O0 lbs, will work any
where, very gentle, good team leader and
should be seen to be appreciated; four-horse
Wagon, / Hay Carriage, Stone Body, Cham
pion Binder, Double Corn Worker, No. 81
Syracuse Pillow, Missouri Grain Drill, sets
Breechbands, 2 sets Lead Harness. Brides, Col
lars, Spreaders Double and Single Trees, etc.
TERMS OF SALE.-All sums Of $l0and under,
cash; over that amount credit of nine months
will be given, purchasers giving notes, with ap-
proved security, bearing interest from day of
sale. Notes made payable at the Old Town Ma
tional Bank of Baltimore. Nothing to be re-
moved until terms of sale are complied with
j. NJ. PRIGEL.
Feb. 18-ts*
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LOT FOR SALE.
OOw FOUND EsTRAY.
CTRAY DOG.

STKAY DOG.
Came to the premises of the subscri- ~
nesday, 18th inst, A VERY HANDSOME DOG,
presumably a cross between fox and bull ter
rier Has evidently been used to good home.
Owner will be welcome to him. Apply as above.
(MRs.) FLORA STEWART EMORY.
Fab 1Q-1t
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WANTED.
MEN TO REPRESENT THE GREAT K. & D.
NTTR9ERY CO.. of Newark. N. Y. Full pay each
week on ali sales No experience necessary.
49, w. H. RIDDLE,
Manager Branch Office. Fork, Md.
Feb. 4-6t
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ALL. THAT DESIRABLE UNIMPROvED
TRACT OF LAND. CONTAINING
TWENTY-ONE ACRES,
In good state of cultivation and well watered
from fine springs. The location is an excellent
one and well suited for summer residence
TERMS OF SALE.-One-third cash on trans
fer of deed, one-third in one year and one-third
in two years, deferred payments to be secured
by mortgage notes, or all cash, at option of the
purchaser. "A cash deposit of $25 will be requir-
ed on day of sale.
e Sale positive.
WILLIAM S. SMITH, Owner,
Feb. 18-tsH Towson, Md.
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BIZ Charles III. IsennOck, AssctiO11eer,
r.. r. ID. No. 8, MOsalstOn, Md.
DUBLIC SALE
OF
Mules, Horses, Wagons, Farming Imple-
ments, etc.
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WANTED.
POPLAR, SWEET GUM, WHITE MAPLE
AND WILLOW WOOD. For particulars
Apply to PROCTOR SIMPLIFY,
Nov. 5-4m1 Bradshaw or Joppa. Md.
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miscellaneous.


John L. Tcitott, attorney, Totrson, Md.
NKoRTGAGEE's SALE
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2SOWS AND SHOATS,
in good condition.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS:-
All the following were purchased NEW LAST
SPRING, USED ONLY ONE SEASON,
and are in excellent condition.
One 6-horse broad-tread Combination Wagon.
Bed and Hay Carriage / four or six-horse Com
bination Wagon. Bed and Hay Carriage Day
ton Wagon, Top Buggy. Thomas Disc Grain
Drill, Corn Planter, Wire Attachment; Tiger
Hay Tedder, Osborne Hay Rake, Osborne
Mower, six-foot cut; Walter A. Wood Mower.
six-foot cut; Sulky Cultivators. latest pat
terms; 2 Syracuse Bar-shea Flows; one horse
Cultivator, Weeder, never been used i Spring
Tooth Wheel Harrow, three horse Spring
Tooth Slide Harrow, three or four-horse; l
Wheelbarrow Seed Sewer. four-horse Double
Tree, 2 Triple Trees, 8 Double Trees, lot of Sim
gle Trees, Mattocks, Picks and Shovels Dou-
BILE Prong Hay Fork, with Car, Track, Rope and
Pulleys complete; lot of Pitchforks and four.
pronged Forks. ] Grain Cradle, Corn Baskets and
other articles too numerous to mention.
/ SET WAGON HARNESS FOR S1X-HORSE
TEAM, complete. used less than year and in
excellent condition; / set Double Express Har-
ness, set Double Dayton Harness. Collars,
Halters and Cow Chains, sets of Pillow Harness,
/ set Buggy Harness, heavy Log Chain.
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-
One sum of 5000, one sum of $500, one sum OF
S-'O''' JOHN r. GONTRUM,
Attorney at Law. Towsontown, Md.
May4.-tf.
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Boarnsan d Lindsay, Solicitors, II Pleasant
Street, Baltimore, and SmedIey
RO1C. TOaUSOn. Md.
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TERMS OF SALE.-Sums of $40 or under, cash;
on sums over $40 credit of six months will be
given on notes secured to the satisfaction of the
Undersigned, Receivers, bearing interest from
the day of sale. On sums over $40 discount of
per cent will be allowed for cash. All goods to
be settled for on the day of sale, and no goods to
be removed until settled for.
JOHN ms g. Rogers, Receivers.
CALEB s. HOBBS. Auctioneer. FEB. Its
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AND FARM IMPLEMENTS.

GALE OF HORSES
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By james H. NOrscOOd, AuctiOneer,
Upper Falls, Md.
DUBLIC SALE
II Or
Very Desirable Unimproved Property, Eli
gibly Located in the 18th District of
Baltimore County, Md, Near
Railroad Station.
The undersigned will offer for sale, at Public
- Auction, ON THE PREMISES, situa- ~
- ted in the 18th district of Baltimore ~
county, on the road leading from Upper Falls TO
Pfffer's Corner, on the old Philadelphia road,
and TX miles from Bradshaw Station, b. & D. r.
R., adjoining the properties of Messrs. Charles
Barton, Thomas Wells and Others, on
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By e. @. Hasvkins, Aasctioneer.
DUBLIC SALE
III OF
A Farm of One Hundred and Thirty-Three
Acres, on the York Turnpike ~
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WiILiGns s. Keech and W. GIL Smith, At
tOrneNs, TOtrsOn. Md.
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N OF
A Good Farm in the Eleventh District of
Baltimore County.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-14
A 50Cent Box Frequently Cures.

Piles is Il fearful disease. hut easy 10
ton with the knife is dangerous. cruel.
Illuminating ana unnecessary. There is
Just one other way 10 he cured pain
less. safe and in the privacy OF your
own hoEe--it is Pyramid Pile Cure.
We mail il trial package free to All who
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SHOW YOU the harmless. painless nature
of this great remedy and start YOU
Well on the way toward u perfect cure.
Then YOU can get fun sized box from
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you something just as good. ii is be-
cause he makes nlole money on the
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h"rh |" ID" newly painted ana Other gen
IA repairs made. r.
None 81 the appropriations can BE- cut
Down. and | do STRONGLY urpn unI r.c,m-
mend NAT an additional 500 he raised i'm
,i" appropriation for text books
IN conclusion | Wouid vav let not nor
fnna ' ho'lr" bias Your opinion biIt only
your sound hIlsncss Judgment ana I'M,
earnest desire for the welfare ,r mo CIV
govern your action
AT the cnlitluSinm Of the MAYORS ad-
ui'"S III" election Of ttv clerk was i'm or
der aud f. VI, ii"n.i,r.;n,, WIS ihc mn;,i.
ii.oiiS clio!c" Of the board
an order, ~ Aldcrmau Willis "rhIt
| ~, .'ui'S ai! "rdrS of tn" Last city COIN
c"uicll nntil otherwise ordered" Read
or'' red thv Alderman Cray that when
cltN c"'lnc.l adjourn il he t" meet at 40
III NY evening. Read :IHd pass. a.
cf,i'i'd DIV AID, rinan Harv.vb that l..
": f;tHl"n be pension agent for the On
SUING year at Il salary of 50. I.,. d and
TN motion of Aldermen Cole. adjourned.
III" rv"I,in; session Of I'll" city govern
m,,lf '"ny"nrl AZ 10 O'Clock.
Mayor GuohWia ;.unot:iic, ii tn. ii .ndin;;
committees as f,lluv~:
finhrr"-Th" MrAoi. Aldermen Col'-
and Clearwater
tlIimS-Aid"rmcn Willis ANA GRAY
Highways !d,rlncn Clearwater ana
Harvey.
Fir" Aldermen Gray and
StrNcs.
CITY rropcrty-AId,rm"n Harvey, Long
fellow
Street li@hts-Al,i,rincn Lon2f,lIow and
cole.
Sewers Aldermen Stoves anh Willis.
IT ";ii ordered that Tn" salaries of III"
OH '"rs Of tn" city Tor the ensuing year
lie rs follows:
MaIor 500
Jui9" muniriIa,l court .................. 20
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ORDER or NOTICE THEREON

DISTRICT OF MAINE. IS u ta,
ON this 10Th dag Of March, a, u !, is is
% on rradin * Inc the Court. That hearing n
I'LL nron to s.ms "n tn e n ri Court at
po,fnnd in aid District at ten 9c,"cf
in the forenoon rh and ha that K G"ieb jour-
ne oowsnarcr printed in said Glstficr.
and hat al KNEW r5 sd srpes an" at +:
"! 49, ava Mace and show cafS,'.
any any they have; WHY the p ontsd Oh S'''o
ht,o'iti ~ f,,rther ordered by the C"u, Il II
That the cGr sh adn eend Of by sa% '' retie.
knnw vi. ' order addressed to them at the'f
n an tn IF ' rcsIdcnca az stated prxcE
as r. q ss ss5 co"r snd y
HNl r. J'IHse Portland. in said district
s on ,h fnf lst div Of M3rch; p $50 e,o,k
RI. 81. ~ r.atition and order there
on. Attest: JAMES E. HEwEY' Clerk
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HELD IN SUM OF $4,000.
Matthew hunt Before Court On Charg'
of Robbery.

Ernuklino. Mass. March 13-Matth"w
Hunt. q ccro who WAS arrested. early
sunday morning, On the charge Of hIvin2
h.cn implicated III the robbinG Of @ y.
EirtWell on Dean road. Brnoklin". during
Saturday night. WAS :irraiSn"d hefor"
JUDGE Parker in the local court. today
II. WAS held in $4,000 for III" April term
81 the SUPERIOR court. Mr.. Hrtwrll tcSti-
ted against IL" prisoner and identified
~ his property s"r"ral articles which
ia. rr!ic' bad found in Hunts posses
sion lptiIlr:, the proceedings Hunt
tainted and tell t. In" floor in III" dock.
Another rp"ro. who's" name was not
:" iarlcd. WIZ, Shot ana killed hy Il police
naH, Sunday morning. will" trying /"
"vHG" arrest for co'InlicitN in the sam.
robbery and tn. polio. ave searching for
It third negro WHO is said To- nav" assist
al Hunt and the al m;tn in holding, ~
Mr. Iiit Well and nls" III another hold-ul
aud rni,it.rN during In. S:ilne MiGMt.
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ORDER OF NOTICE Turpr

t'iN''T! OF Mare
oh this 10Th day Of MarcIi r a..
On reading the foregoing petItinn :. E@'
ordered by the Court. That 49, ~ r.
~ mad upon tn" sam" on the 2Ist d. Hrins
March. \, -. l.-jJ. before s.,iI Wy ctF Of
q Portland. in said District. al ten oc IaIt
m IN the forenoon: and that notice thara,s.
he published in The Daily Kcnnebecc ' Ta'.1f
nal; newspaper printed In aid Dis .oe.-
ann ansd mat an known creditors and otbs:
ner s u. N interest. may appear a, N.
SAID Tune and place. and show c,,,,a w
any they have. why the prayer &, III 4
petitioner should not be granted u SAD
AND II Is further Ordered hy tho e..
That the Clerk shall send bv main ., nuII y,
ks9"n creditors copies of said neti,,e al
ana TINS order: addressed to them AZ tb.il
places Of residence as stated o. 'Heit
Witness the Fonora he Cr.aprNcr
LAIR ia, ,ta. Jnfge Of the sait: Court and ii.
~ IL" loth day OF March. 4. d, l..,7 '"icI
IT, 81 JAMES F.. HEWt,Y Cter,,
true copy of petition and order tber..
Attest: JAMES E. HEwEv cror,,
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Attest: JAMES r. HEWEf. Ciri".
Rankrupt's Petition for Dischsrss
In thc matter of
FRANK II. HORN

In thc matter OF . ,...,c,.
FRANK II. HORN In Bahhl"P'' -
To the HON. CLARENCE HALE, !uu+
of the District Court Of the ~
states for the District Of Maine i,
FRANK H. HORN. Of Mt. Vernon ~ ~
the County Of kcnnchcc. and stu
Maine, in said District. rcspcCtI,'iiN l'i ino,
scnts, that on tho 10th day of Mircn, -, :. ;.
he was duly adjudgcd bankrupt ,'llnl.
the Acts OF Congress relating to ban III
rr3tcy: that he hrs duly surrrnd.re" IN, nj
his property and rights 81 prnp'il t,,, I'LL.
has fully con piled with all the rslu'' If
rG.nts of said Acts and of the orders VI
Court touching his bankruptcy. ,, bo
Wherefore he prays, That ne i III dis.
deCrecd BY the Court TO have I!'n hiu
charge from all debts provahle agains' u,
estate under sid hankriptcy AClS' r ny
cert such debts as are excepted oy ~"
3I,cd This 18th day of January, N H.
1870 FRANK II. HORN
RaIlkrJ
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been r,ade. excepting perhaps of a few
,u;m,nrtant exceptions which are not
o.cu,yillS the public mind just AT,
ny.s,.nt. The city has chosen for its
leaders nr.I in whom the citizens have
the strongest of confidence and il is
expected that the wish Of IN" mayor
aS EXPRESSED in his inaugural address
for a., better government may be real
lied.
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ORDER OF NOTICE TIIEREO,

oi(Df.fS of MI lCiL liiEI.T-O->.
District Of Maine, IS.
ON this luth dlv Vt March. \. y. 10,
on reading the foregoing petition; II IS
Ordered by the Court. That i hcarnE
L." had upon the Str!c ON tht 5ls1 dHl "i
March. ~. II. 1893 before sand Court
at Portland in said District, at Ten
o'clock III the forenoon; and that no'ce
thereof he published in The Daily kcnhe,,
bee Journal. "A newspaper printed IN slu
District. and that all known crediio's.
ana other persons in interest. may appear
at the said time ami place. and sh""
cause. if any they have why. the PRAYER
of said petitioner should not lie granted.
And il is further Ordered Ivy tn" Corr,
That the Clerk shall send ny mail 10 ... IL.
known creditors copies Of said petition
and this order. addressed to them at thelr
PAGES of residence as stated.
Witness the Honorable CLAk id ~ =
HALE. Judge Of the said Court. ana the
seal thereof at Portland. In said pistHci'
on tn" 10th day OF March, A. - no.
H.. 81 JAMES r. lfEWEl; C! .,nrs.
A true copy Of petition and order 'h'''
on.
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III the matter of
JAMES T.. HALEY In H1ukrr,,,.

III tlie matter OF
JAMES T.. HALEY I'm H,rtr,,.,.
bankrupt 'r''s'
TO the HON. CLARENCE HALE. JudYa
OF the District Court Of TIE Gnitsd
JAMES T.. EAlI.tN. of AucIIs,I i, H..
'"l'ntE Of k'nncb"c. and STATE OF Ni,ir,.
~ I'!d district. respectfully rcrrrsa',i.
thAf ~ ih.' 1th daN If January. list pist
7" VS. duly ndiTdccd bankrupt ji,,j.i. MI.
ActS II Congress relating to b.nErunt,..
TINT j" has duly surrendered nj My
rrih"itN and rights Of property. and has
iuiiN c"taPilo';s With all I'll" r"quilrrnynIS
81 sid Acts and of til. orders nr Co,
touching his hlnl;ruptcy
Wherefore he praNS That he may he
docrHed by the Court to have A f,ilt dis
"harge from al! debts provahln acaiDs, he
estate under said bankrrntcv Acts ey-
rert such debts as are excepted by law
from such discharge.
Dated This 6th day VI March. 4 y 1906.
J. Z. BAILEY.
B3ukruut
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Bankrupt's Petition for Diso,,

"a The matter OF w.
WALL 'h p Ra GidMAN I" Bankruptcy.
To the HON. CLARENCE HALE p,
Of the District Court Of the I s9ucg:
States =. for the District Of Maine ohled
WALTER T.. GILMAN. of Aihio.
~" county Of kcnncbc". aha Ssg 'i,,hl' IN
NJ me- ~ said Distrirt, r"spcctruiIy w., OF
lE' ,, t,i't on the l4ih day Of i.b',iprry
Hhd"r tn" Acts of Congress raj .,ttitFurt
i".','krurtc}' That i" has duly srr rran6Es.ltg
III NH property "nd rights or rrd ',.rred
III, It'll lut'E c"nli.d with mi ii" y. ~
% '''nft t"nchhie las bankruptry ''deFs
h'r' ,"r" 1t" rrIrS. That he rn,,.
,I ',t g'' w. tir CERT t" have a fu!l d' !"
RS stat" unI"r said lntnkrrintry 1s,nist
,Nr' Ut snCh dcbt; H. are ,y,.,.rt,,t Acts.
From such Discharge. 4'''" "y law
'dt"d this 9Th day "f March. A n FOO
WALTER +. GT1.MAy'
Bankrur,
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ORDER OE NOTICE TIIEDEnN

District Of Marie Sc
ON this 10Th day Of March. \ u. 1Nl.
OF reading III. foregoing petition il is
''l'd' rel by til" Court. That 4 hearing
- had urnn TIC same on TIA 3ls- AIN If
March. \. -. l@'-. heiore said Court NJ
Portland. in said District. at ten o'clock
n the forenoon: and that notice thereof
he published in The Daily Kcnnebec jour
nal, newspaper printed in said District.
and that all known creditors. and other
persons in interest. may appear at the
said time and place. and show cause. il
any they have, why the prayer of said
petitioner should not be granted.
And it is further Ordered by the Court,
That the Clerk shall send by mail to all
known creditors copies Of said petition
end this order. addressed to them at their
places of residence as stated.
Witness the Honorable CLARENCE
HALE. Judge Of the said Court and the
seal thereof. At Portland. in said District,
ON the 10ih day Of March, A. - i.a5.
a.. So JAMES T.. TfF.NEY. clerk
\ true copy Of petition and order there
IN.
Tr1-yyu-v
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Attest: JAMES F. HEWEY. Clerk.
Esnkrupt's Petition for Discharge.

In the matter of
FRED G.. CliiLDS In Bankruptcy
Bankrupt.
To the Hon. CLARENCE HALE. Judge
q the District Court of the United
States for the District of Maine
FRED q. CiilI.DS, of Vienna, in the
County Of ksnnrbec. and Stat" OF Mlin,
IN SAID District. respectfully represents
that Oh the 3,th day OF July. last past
he vas iulv adjudged bankrupt under The
Acts "f Congress relating to bankruptcy;
That il" has duly surrendered all his prop
'Hty ard rights of property. and has fully
complied with al the requirements of
said Acts Inl Of tho orders Of Court
touching his hankrI1rtcy.
VI therefore, he prays. That he may he d.
creed by the Court 10 have full '!i,-
charge from all debts pvovable against
his estate under SAID hanllruptC! Acts,
except such debts as are excepted by lay
from surn discharge.
lrttcd this 3oth day Of January. \. j.
i.N,.
FRED q. CHlll'S.
Bankrupt.
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AppIe Shipments.

Boston. March 13.-.Applc shipments
from this l"lt for tic week ending
March II. WcIc LID barrels.
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Ii is said that there are about 3.00r
| charitable institutions and organiza-
tons to advance the cans" Of ciViliZa
| ton. The number includes large and
small institutions. af1urding more oi
| less relief to the afflicted and those in
distress. They AZ" supported almost
| entirely by personal contributions.
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LOWS EHll. who died 1T Teignmouth.
England. i'll his eighty-ffth year. Il few
DAYS ago. went on the stage ut the age
of three ana retired only seven years
ago.
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EASY TO CURE
PILES AT HOME

INSTANT RELIEF, PERMANENT
CURE-rR!AL PACKAGE MAILED
FREE TO ALL, IN PLAIN WRAP.
PER.
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The name OF Alderman Goodrich was
pres. nted as chairman Of the BOARD OF
aldermen. Upon co;int of the votes
the ballots We're found to stand. Alder
man Goodrich four. Alderman Barton ..
The minor officers were then elected
the ballots being cast with the follow
ing results:
city Clerk. whole number of votes
east. u. j. J., Nelson T.. F. w. Clair Q.
Treasurer AMI Collector. whole num-
her of votes cast, y. =. \. Knauff l.,
!. s. Friel 2.
Assessor whole number cf votes cast
u. +. s. RroHn l.. Horace Perkins g.
City Physician. whole number ~
votes cast. Il, j. A. P:neau l.. ]. l..
Fortier 3.
City Solicitor. whole number Of votes
cast, Il, Frank X. Small Il, n. X, Full
Ter 9.
City Auditor. whole number of votes
cast. u, E. Z. Decker l., d. +. Bow
man ..
street COMMISSIONER whole number
| Of votes cast, y. 4. NJ Crafty l., Sum-
| ner Rowe 9.
Chief Engineer. Fire Department
whole number of votes cast, y, r. w
| Hanson. l.. G. q. Dow ..
| First Assistan. Fire Department
| whole number Of votes cast, u. Ira
| Cunningham 10. w. w. Berry 9.
| Second Assistant Fire department
whole number Of votes cast, y, NJ. n
| Perry l.. Jas. Kanuourt ..
| Supt. Burials. Edwin Towne 20.
| Pound Keeper, S. J.. Berry CUnani
| nnous.)
Cutler Hoops aud Slaves. E. G. Ma
der Unanimously
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INAUGUR ATED
CONTINUED from Page One.)

those that seem to require immediate
attention. At a later date l Will MAKE
such further recommendations as may
appear wise.
FINANCES.
The financial condition as reported AT
tho close of last year, was as follows:
pordaa indebtedness. $50. 10000
Interest bearing notes. '-'oo.VV
Temporary liabilities, s's'''i'
49,
$3l2. 1919
Available assets, 3i'llS.-o
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There will be added to this hoatihs
debt some other bills contracted lor
last year which will be reported 10 So"
later.
| recommend that $40. 900 of these III
teres. bearing notes be funded IN ioiis
term bonds, thus securing lower rate
of interest and that the balance p''
paid as we are able. The credit OF the
city must be maintained i'll order INA
we may be table to meet the new ana
pressing demands for the future.
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Bankrupt's Petition for Discb,r,.

Attest: JAMES E. HEwEy c,ou.