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Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1907-06-27
fire on Front Street.

During the festivities al the ded-
ication of the Commercial Club
rooms last Saturday night, the
crowd was thrown into consterna-
tion by the loud ringing of the fire
alarm 1t was learned that the fire
was in the meat market on Alturas
street and everyone started IN that
direction. Quick action on the part
of those on hand succeeded in
checking the flames before the lire
department arrived on the scene OF
action and prevented a conflagration
that might possibly have laid low
the entire business section on that
street.
The cause of the fire is creating
no little inter est. There is every
evidence of incendiary origin from
general appearances while others
are of the opinion that some one
carelessly threw cigar stub or
lighted match in pile OF refuse
that became ignited. Those hold
ing to the iucendiary origin be-
lieve that the same parties starting
this fire also attempted to burn the
Chinese laundry some few weeks
ago, and their opinion is based on
careful investigation. Their sup
position is that the Chinese res
taurant was the object OF attack
and the fire was started from the
rear of the meat market because APP
proach to the restaurant would
bring them into the view OF those
on the inside. 1t is well known
that there are two classes among
the Chinese known as the high
binders and the coolies. The terms
originate in China where the class
es are very clearly defined and Of
ten we'll organized. Troubles be-
tween these classes may be respon-
sible for the fires above mentioned,
as feeling is very bitter in many
localities and is thought to exist to
some extent among the Chinese OF
this city.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1907-06-27
A Good Bargain.

So, 900 will buy one of the best
Fruit Ranches in Ehmore County,
8 miles from Mountain Home. 80
acres of decided land with perpet-
ual water right from mountain
springs for irrigation, with reser-
voir storage. 20 acres under high
state of cultivation; % acres in
alfalfa hay; Is acres in good bear
ing fruit orchard, apples. pears
and peaches; z acres in garden,
shrubbery and smaller fruit; bal
ance in pasture. 2story. II rooms,
well constructed frame house;
stable, shade and 2 chicken houses;
good well of drinking water. If
you are in the market for good
comfortable home at bargain you
had better buy this at once before
somebody else gets in. $4,000
cash will swing this, balance very
easy terms at Z per cent. Five
years from now you would not
take $4,000 for this place. For
further information call on Albert
johnson at Thompson S furniture
store. Mountain Home. ldaha.
Mountain Home maverick. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1906-1911, 1907-06-27

The Mountain Home Concert
Band furnished choice selections
during the evening, which were
highly enjoyed. The band is an
other institution owing much of its
present prosperous condition to the
efforts of the Commercial Club.
The band is an organization that
every citizen may well feel proud
of. The members are musicians
of unusual ability and are always
willing to turn out and furnish
music without thought of recon-
pense or compensation.
After the program the band oc-
cupied the stage and furnished mu-
sic for a delightful dance OF an
hours duration which was all too
short for the dancers participating.
sthe meantime the tables in the
banquet hall were occupied by the
merry guests and members who
we're enjoying the excellent re-
freshments served by George and
Binder, until all had been served
and satisfied.
The Club spared no pains to pro-
vide entertainment for everyone
and how well they succeeded in
this is evidenced by the good spirit
that prevailed throughout the entire
evening.
Long will the occasion be remem-
bered as the most enjoyable EVEN
insthe history of the city. Coco
will prevailed on every side anc
everyone left with feeling of graf.
itude that they were privileged te
attend. May the Commercial Clut
live long and prosper and the gooc
work they have commenced con
tinue and their efforts be crowned
with success three fold.
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Personal ReCO||eCtiOns of a Dollar.

am dollar little age worn, maybe, but still in cir
culaton am proud of myself for being in circulation.
tomato dollar /.
This town is only my adopted home, but | like and
hope to remain permanently When of the mint
adopted into town like this in another But after
time was sent off to big city many miles away. turned
Mail Order house. For several years stayed in that
city Miionaires bought cigars with didn't like that.
for believe in the plain people.
Finally travelling man brought TO this and left
me here was glad to get back a smaller that
determined to make desperate efforts to stay.
One day citizen of this town was about to back
to that big city caught him looking Mail Order Cata
logue Suddenly found my voice and said to hmhe
dentist by the way:
Now look here. doc If you'll only let stay in this
town I'll circulate around and do lots of good You buy
big beefseak with and the butcher will buy groceries, and
the grocer will buy dry goods and the dry goods merchant wi
pay his DOCTORS bill with and the doctor will spend with
farmer for feed his buggy horse and the farmer will
buy fresh beef from the butcher and the butcher will
around and his tooth mended In the
you I'll be useful to here at home than you'd
send away forever.
Doc said it mighty stiff argument. He hadn't look
ed in that light before So he and bought the big
beefsteak and began circulate around home again
Now lust suppose all the other doors that Chi
caoo or some other big city kept circulating right here
home You could see this town grow.
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Card of Thanks.

To our many friends who so kind
ly assisted us during the late be-
reavement of our husband and
brother we desire to extend, heart
felt thanks. Signed,
MRS. ]. BAYLES,
ED. BAYLES.
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Collie and Diarrhoea.

Pans in the stomach, collie and
diarrhoea are quickly relieved by
the use of Chamberlain Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
When in need of such medicine,
give it a trial. For sale by Roscoe
w. Smith.
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Premium List Advertising.

Secretary Purtill is busy prepar-
ing copy for the Premium list for
the Elmore County Fair. All those
wishing ads. in the catalog should
see him early and get space.
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B. P. 0. {. Excursion Rates.

For the convention of the B. P.
o. E. in Philadelphia, Pa, July is
40 tickets will be sold on July 10,
II, II with return limit to Aug.
IS, for $3.50. See agent for fur
Their particulars.
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SeaShOre Excursions July 5 and 8.

For train No. five July 5th, very
cheap rates are authorized on the
Oregno Stort Line. See agent for
further particulars.
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fourth Of July Rates.

For the above occasion the COM
pany has made rate Of two cents
hundred miles. Tickets on sale
third and fourth.
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Special Excursion East.

July IS and IS a rate of one fare
plus 81 for round trip to points in
the east. See agent for further
particulars. 10
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-05-10
Woodland Mills.

Miss Madge Ward vill return
home Wednesday.
Miss Roxie BrasEeld returned
bone Saturday morning.
Pierce Puette will leave Monday
for Oklahoma City, his future home.
Commissioner H. L. Curtin vas in
Obion, Gibbs and Harris last week,
looking after the roads.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Kennedy and
Mr.. and Mrs. Sanders wer. the
guests of Mrs. H. L. Curtin Sunday.
Mrs. o. A. Kennedy entertained
a few Of her friends Friday evening
in honor Of the Moss-Burrus we'd
ding guests.
A nicely written description of
the Moss-Burrus wedding vas in
Guided in this letter. In the State
Line letter will be found an account
Of the Wedding. the State Line let
ter having been set up first, on &C
count Of It's earlier arrival.-Ed.
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SPECIAL TRAIN TO U. c. v
REUNION AT RICHMOND.

Troop A and Company B Con-
federale Veterans have selected the
N. c. & St. I. Ry. and S. A. L.
Ry. Via. Atlanta as their Official
Route to the Richmond Reunion and
arrangements have been made for a
Special Train Of Pullman Standard
and Tours, SleePeS. Comfortable
Day Coaches and Baggage Car 10
run through to Richmond. The
change in date OF departure to the
9th was made so as to take in the
jamestown Exposition before the
Reunion. Special Train will arrive
Richmond Tuesday afternoon. and
early Wednesday morning.. A day
trip will be made down the lanes
River passing jamestown Island and
many points OF interest. Several
days will be spent at the Exposition
and then return 10 Richmond by
boat up the James River in the day
time. Special will leave Richmond
on return trip after the parade and
unwilling Of Davis Monument Mon
day, June 5rd, arriving Nashville
Tuesday afternoon. Round-,rip rate
from Hickman TO Richmond only
$l7.4S; boat ride to jamestown
Exposition and return Sl.sO. Leave
Hickman over N. c. & St. L. Ry.
at 7;lO a. m, arrive Nashville / 1872
p. m, in ample time TO connect with
the special.
II yon are interested call at N. c.
& ST. L. Ticket Office, or write to
W. L. Danley, Gen'l Pass. Agent.
Nashville, Tenn.
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Church Notice.

Next Sunday is Children's Day at
the Methodist Church. The En-
ercises will begin at II q. m. The
parents have a special invitation,
also the friends Of the School and
any stranger in the city.
The Home Department will be in
attendance.
The pastor. officers and teachers
will be there in advance to give you
a welcome.
The regular Sunday School will
meet al 9;4S a. m.
Preaching at 2 as p. m.
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for the present year to G. L. Car
penier. City Marshal. showing total
amoun, Of tax 10 be (SS3S7lD
Eight Thousand Three Hundred
Fifty seven and l4-i0O Dollars, and
that he holds said Carpenters re-
ceip, for same.
On motion the foregoing reports
we're received. ordered spread upon
the records and filed.
Mr.. S. L. Dodds, representing the
Hickman Hdv. Co., appeared be-
fore the Council and requested the
the Council put in a new iron and
plate glass front in the City Hall
building now occupied by them.
Whereupon, on motion, the follow
ing agreement vas entered into, to-
vit' The Council agreeing 10 ex-
pend an amount not exceeding $1,000
in way OF new front, repairs. etc,
the said Hickman Hdv. Co. agree
ing 10 advance all the money With
which to do said repairs, at s per
cent per annum, and TO take credi,
for said advance and interest with
the rents on the said property ac-
cruing Immediately following the
completion Of said improvements and
repairs. And in consideration Of
the improvements, the Hickman
Hdv. Co. agrees Il pay $500 per
year rent, payable quarterly. for
said two store rooms Of the City
Hall building until the amount ad-
vanced by them is paid them in way
of rent.
On motion, the Council instructed
the Clerk to issue notices and have
the Marshal serve same on w. A.
Dodds, estate Of A. A. Faris, J. W.
Ward and Stephen Stair. giving
them ten days TO build new brick
sidewalks abutting on their property
on east side Of Kentucky street. in
Hickman, Ky.
The Hickman Realty Co. present
ed an account for S4o.0S for filling
in and repairing Fulton and Catlett
streets at their intersection, and on
motion, same was approved. w. A.
Dodds also presented an account for
SS3.lS for filling in and repairing
Brooklyn and Hall streets at their
intersection and on motion same was
approved. And as per agreement
heretofore made with these parties,
the Clerk was instructed TO give
them the city's due bill for said
amounts. payable out Of the taxes on
their property abutting the streets
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-05-10
Special Court Stenographer.

Miss Bonnie Carpenter. deputy
Circuit Court Clerk, and probably
the most popular county official, en-
joyed the compliment this week. OF
being appointed by the court as spe-
cial stenographer for the court, in
the absence of Cass Grassland. II
Is needless to say that Miss Bonnie
filled tide position Profciently. and
as II In reality she was the regular
stenographer. which, in our opinion
she ought to be.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-05-10

The regular May term Of the
Fulton Circai, Court Is IN session at
the Cour, House. Judge X. J. Bugg
on the bench and Commonwealth
attorney W. II. Hester prosecuting.
The grand jury vas empaneled Mon
day and the petit Jury Tuesday
The grand jury has been busy, az
evidenced by the indictments re-
turned. An unusually large Com
monvealth's docket vas before the
court. and a grea, deal Of the time
Of the court has been thus taken up.
Following Is a summary Of the Com
monvealih cases. and how disposed
Of The Following cases continued
10 the next term OF the court. and
bench warrant issued In each case
Frank Mimms, gaming. dismissed
10 be Te-submiited 10 the present
grand jury.
sam Howard. selling liquor to
minor.
Ben Morris. trespassing.
B. T. Ward. obtaining money
under false pre,enses.
John Ford. violating option Law.
VIII Taylor. violating option Law.
/. c. Brown. forgery.
Powell Brown, gaming.
Frank Ferriner. disturbing lawful
assembly.
Chas. Brown, violating option Law.
Arthur Allen. violating option Law.
Walter. - murder,
Harry Harvell. malicious shoot
ing.
Rias Dacus. OBTAINING woman
agains, will.
Scrap. carrying concealed deadly
weapons.
Eugene Wells. carrying concealed
deadly weapons.
Bill O'Donnelley. Breach OF the
Peace.
Joe Lynn. violating option Law.
Bob Caldwell. violating option
Law.
The following cases we're filed
away.
Joe Turner, murder.
Tom Wright. retailing liquor.
Will Smith. wilful murder.
Herman Marshall. Breach Of the
Peace.
Geo. Smith. gaming.
Henry Fisher. Breach Of the
Peace.
r. A. Nicholson, carrying con.
cealed deadly weapons.
Joe Blythe, nuisance.
John Mitchell. nuisance.
Geo. Nichols. violating option Law.
Herbert Scott, Breach Of the
Peace.
Clay BrasweIl, gaming.
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Christian Church Services.

Sunday School 9s5O a. m.
Preaching and Communion ser
vice. Subject Rejoice In thy
Youth"
Evening Service 7;4S p. m. Sub
jet The Holy Calling"
Prayer meeting every Wednesday
evening al 7:4S.
FRANK II. Vernon.
Minister.
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Christian Endeavor.

The Christian EndeSvor will meet
next Sunday evening a, the Presby-
terian Church at AS.
Topic; "The Patriarch Joseph. "
Leader, Frank Smith.
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Notice.

After May Is, all hogs, horses
and stock in general running at
large upon the streets will be taken
up by the City Marshal and enclos-
ed in the city pound. To get them
released will necessitate the pay
ment Of fee by the owners.
THos. DILLON. sR.. Mayor.
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Bob Hunt, nuisance.
Lee Scott, nuisance
Jim MeMurry. gaming.
Alex Hamil, gaming.
Joe Russ. Breach Of The Pea.
Frank Ferriner. carrying eon,.,
ed deadly weapons.
John Doe, violating option L..
dismissed 10 be re.submi,,,d
John Wallace, petit laro.,,
dismissed 10 be re-submlusi
John Wallace. violating ov..
Law. dismissed TO be rs.mbun,l |
Tom Morgan. nuisance. aa,isnl
and costs, with sin per cen, ia,,,.s
on which a caPias pro the may b.
issued.
W. A. Adams. charged al
assault, With a deadly weapon. "a
hned $50 and cost. With ..1 per o.a
interest. upon which eaP.a, praas.
may be issued.
Myrtle Gilbert. ior forgery, esiI
away and deiendeni released
jim Miles, for hunting on d.
Sabbath. dismissed tor vaat oig fs,l
Henry Crabb. false is,an,g
found not guilty
Bird Wallace. for malicious laar.
ing. fined $50.
WIN Dinviiiy. for boz asl.-f.
! year In the state pen
John Roberts. Tor bog H,l-g.
dismissed.
Mira Richardson. Rn1i A'o,-y.
discharged.
jim Bunch. violating .5Ca. ogn
Law. dismissed. and complete ao5i,.
sal ordered by The oour. 20 vaa
the defendant objected anl sIc,gsl
jim Bunch. violating 5p,iol 40,
fined $40.
Jim Bunch, violating option 40,
found not guilty.
jim Cook. violating option 40.
continued.
jim Adair. petit larceny, it'a
months IN jail.
Al Winston. nuisance, tlrl 81
and 90 days Ia Jail.
Murry Smith. chicken Hsa.-l
one year Ia the pen
Freeman Byrd, chicken s.sa.lg
one year in the pen.
Herchell Vinoeut. uiierng .oils.
check, Two years Ia pen.
John Webster. robbery tee y,an
In the pen.
Tom Holmes and Ca..is Wnra
nuisance. not guilty.
Nathan Allen. malic.0ll lhoc,ag
hned $50.
Cola Hart, HOUSEKEEPING, o..
guilty.
Murray Smith. violating ioca. p
;ion lav. fned 500
Dan Newton. assault and battery
fined $40 and costs. and cAP.ai p
tine may be issued.
Will O'Eeill. malicious shooting
continued.
Scott Cole and Ton R05ersoa
robbery, continued.
Tom Picket. voluntary mani.i'l1
ter. continued.
Joe Ballard, breach OF ihe Psl''
fined $40 and costs.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-05-10

A committee composed of DR.. S.
X. Davidson. ]. c. Ellison. S. L.
Dodds. DR.. J. NJ. Hubbard and c.
C. Smith was appointed at a citizens
meeting. Tuesday night, to confer
With the Cumberland Telephone
people, Who are to be here May 9,
In regard to a justification of rates
on telephone service in the city Of
Hickman. The city council is also
a part OF the committee.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-05-10

A personal invitation is extended
10 you from the Methodist Sunday
School 10 attend the Children's
service next Sunday May 18th. at
ia. m. An interesting program
special music. recitations, etc.
You viii be cordially velcsmed.
Your presence will help US. and we
viii try and do you good.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-05-10

c. d. Bourkard & Son, Of Chicago,
are frescoing and decorating the
interior Of the Episcopal church,
this week. When finished il will
be decided one OF the Pretties,
churches in Kentucky.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-05-10

Court visitors this week are
praising the aigh, Of steps leading
to the courthouse. II is intimsted
that the grand jury will express
their gratitude later.
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where said improvements were made.
On motion Council adjourned.
Attest II. {. HEiN.
City Clerk.
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The Daughters Of the Confederacy
will meet with Miss Homer Green
next Tuesday afternoon at three
O'Clock.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-05-10

Ordered that G. /. Cafpen''i'
Chm. Fulton County Dem ComnA'
tee. open up the ballot box OF 'l'
Democratic primary election n''i %
the West Ward Of Fulton, .a ho''n'
Der. 1900. in the grand jury 'oon,
for the inspection or examination "
the grand Jury.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-05-10

The only civil case tried nP 10 gu
press hour was the divorce GRANITE
w. J. Shaw from Hattie Sha"
The grand jury adjourned io' '-'
the week, yesterday, after fe'l'''N'
81 indictments.
Court will convene in Fulton n'H
Tuesday.
The Court will probably not 90
through here until Monday al'e'''''
Jas. Holcombe known among US
boys as Jim Boots and MS
Lillian callison. both Of this e'y'
we're quietly married near s,''
Line. Sunday evening by A'f
Bmer. The wedding was a con-
plete surprise to their friends. NJ
and Mrs. Holcombe will make men
home at Hickman.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-05-10
Circuit Court in Session Here
Two Weeks Session Opened Monday-Many Misdem.,.
or Cases and Criminal Cases Disposed of-Mucb
Work and Large Docket Still Before Court.

GRAND judy
Gid Bransford.
]. T. Bard.
Charles Cruce,
Jno. W. Ballov.
W. T. Carr.
W. J. Thomas.
lao. W. Purcell.
Jno. W. Campbell.
c. NJ. Wright.
W. X. Bowen.
W. +. Blakemore.
J. K. Brown.
PErir july.
w. NJ. Shaw.
Roy Shaw.
W. II. Brown.
" y Asittics
II. +. Taylor,
w. J. Harmon,
r. {. Carr,
c. B. Travis.
n. I. Rice.
%. b. Moore.
Gus Bard.
d. d. Harrison.
Tom Carver.
w. q Adams.
B {. Siubbs.
J. W. Mathews.
]. J. Wiley.
W. r. Edmonds.
G.. b. Tetfeit.
]. W. Bland.
S. D. Luien.
K. A. Howell.
Joe Ballard.
L. .. Nichols.
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Council Proceedings


Hickman. KY. May 7, 1907
Council met in session this night.
No meeting was held on regular
meeting night, a quorum not being
present. Present Mayor Dillon,
councilmen Hale. Caruthers. Helm,
Hertveck and Edmonds, Minutes
Of last meeting we're read and on
motion approved and signed. The
following accounts we're presented,
properly approved and on motion
allowed and checks ordered issued
for amounts
Hickman Lumber q Planning
Mill Co. lumber ......-........S 5.55
Cotton & Adams. lumber on
City Hall ............................ 800
Cotton & Adams. labor on
sewer ........s.....-..s.s....s.ss... ~'~S
R. 7. Tyler, lumber -........... 1897
r. T. Tyler. sacks. ............. SIS
Report Of City Treasurer for April,
1907;
GENERAL FUND ACCOUNT.
Reed oiG. L. Carpenter. IS $4,000
Reed OF II. c. Helm. 2l3.98
S4s3.9s
By overdraft March
report. Sl06.7S
By checks paid dur
ing Aprii........... 273 40 380.lS
Bal. 10 credit this acct s 1888
WATER a LIGHT BOND ACCOUNT.
To bal. per March report...S79O .O5
To amt. reed. Of G L Car
penter...................... leO.UO
S9sO.O3
By int. on Bond paid. 5000
Bal. TO credit this account So20.05
CITY HALL ACCOUNT.
To bal. per March report. ..Sils.24
To amount received from II
S2i3.24
By amount paid out during
Apfil. .,..................-........... zz'OO
Bal. to credit this account Sloi "a
w. c. JOHNSON, Treasurer.
The City Clerk reported that he
H..
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Bal. to credit this account Sloi.24
w. {. JOHNSON. Treasurer.
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The City Clerk reported that he
had turned over the City Tax Book
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By amount paid out during
April ....,.........~.................. 2
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Bal. 10 credit this acct s 1888
WATER q LIGHT BOND ACCOUNT.
To bal. per March rePort....S79O. OS
To amt. reed. Of G L Car
penter. ................................. 10000
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1907-05-10

Good Muslin Gowns made With tucked
yoke and Iuffe around neck and sleeves, worth
ISc At. Toe
Nainsook Gowns. high-neck or sliP-over
styles With good embroidery insertion; some
styles With Lace Yoking and Beading, regular
i.2S and $50 values a,..................-... 0Sc
Fiue Nainsook Gowns with all the New
York effects, trimmed with fine Laces, Main
sock insertions. tucks and fine edges. These
are very fine ) 90 Gowns Lbs
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To bal. per March report. ...$ils.24
To amour, received from II
I helm. ............................... 1o.'O
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Report Of City Treasurer for April,
1907;
GENERAL FUND ACCOUNT.
Reed oiG. L. carpenter....S $4,000
Reed Of II. c. Helm. 2l3.98