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The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-01-17
Social Circle

On last Thursday afternoon the
famous Social Circle met at the
home of Mrs. E. o. Petit and
spent a delightful afternoon. A
contest was enjoyed and prizes
were taken by Mrs. Frank Mutch-
more and Mrs. Bert Weaver. While
refreshments were being served
the company were favored by
some choice selections on Piano
and Violin, by Mr.. and Mrs. Wea-
yer. Club guests were Mrs. O.W.
FL. Wright, Mrs. Weaver and Miss
Finney. The next meeting will
be with Mrs. Jim Rochester.
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County
Commissioners

AT the meeting of the County
Commissioners Association of
Ohio, at Dayton, Ohio, the
following officers were elected
G. II. Stockings of Paynesville,
PRESIDENT; Gus Seiberling of Akron,
first vice president; Morton Hayes
of Columbus, second vice presi-
dent o. J. Townsend of Washing
ton, C. H., secretary; t. j. Brewer
of Greenyille, assistant secretary
and III. B. Anderson of Franklin,
treasurer. 1t was decided to hold
the next meeting in Columbus.
The principal session of the
day was addressed by Attorney
General Wade Ellis, who made a
pertinent speech on Taxation, "
dwelling vividly on the penchant
of large corporations to evade
taxation. Representative w. G..
Frizell of Montgomery county dis
cussed the salary law. Mr.. Ellis
said in the course of his address !:
SIT is generally admitted that
perhaps the first, certainly the
most important evil, which strikes
one in considering the tax system
of Ohio is the general escape of
all forms, and particularly of in
tangible forms, of personal
property from taxation. For so
years in this state personal prop
erty has been in large sense a
fugitive from justice. 1t has been
escaping it's fair share of the
burdens of government, and those
forms of property, particularly
like the farm and the home,
whether in the country or in the
city, being more readily absorbed
by the tax g1therer; being i'm
mediately under the guns of the
tax authorities, has stood up and
borne the chief burdens of taxa
tion.
"The grand tax duplicate of
Ohio today shows that 70 per cent,
nearly of the wealth of the state
has returned for taxation is in
real estate, and a little over 30
per cent is In personal property.
"Last year $500, 100000 in
mortgages and credits of that
character were recorded in Ohio,
and $50, ,0O0,0 We're returned for
taxation. Last year the deposits
in the banks in the state amount
ed in round numbers to $4O0, 900,
600 and 500, 900, 600 were returned
for taxation"
Our own Fred Weymueller, com
missioner of Hooking was present
at this vast conference of the
County Commissioners Assoeia-
tion of Ohio.
Fred was groomed for the presi
deney and could have easily won
the race by his consentipg, but wa
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ALI tickets that have
been ordered laid away
for Kathryn 0sterman in
"The Girl Who Looks Like
Me-" who appears at the
Opera House Jan. 20"
must be called for and paid
for by six o'clock on
Monday e. ming Jan. 49,"
this is necessary owing to
the big demand for seats
for this attraction.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-01-17
An InsIdIOus Danger

One of the worst features of
kidney trouble lie that it is an in
sidious disease and before the
victim realizes his danger he may
have fatal malady. Take Fol-
sy's Kidney Cure at the first sign
of troubles as it corrects irregulari-
ties and prevents Bright's disease
and diabetes. Bort d Co.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-01-17
Bondsmsn Sued.
Murray City Nsws,.

Murray City Nsws).
The Murray City corporation
has entered suit against DIR. T. j..
Dillinger and the Estate of S.
Seidenfield who were bondsmen of
w. II. Hudson ex-msyor of Muir
ray City. The shortage Of Mr.,
Hudson with the town amounts to
about one hundred and eighty dol
lars.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-01-17

Mrs. Geo. Ramsey and Miss
Thomas, of Columbus, were over
Sunday guests of their cousin Mis- s
Edith Leyshon, of Glenview
Heights.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-01-17

Admission ten cents to
any part of the house to
see the Gans-Nelson prize
fight pictures at the Opera
House next Monday Jan.
2iSt'
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FOR SALE.

Here is an opportunity
for an investment that
will bring from eight to
ten per cent on your mon
ey. We have for sale 8
cottage houses and a ten
room double houses, loca-
ted in the best part of
town, all rented and bring
ing good returns, call and
investigate.
F. A. KOPPE,
Real Estate Agent.
Office on Spring Street,
Rear of Opera House Block.
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Mrs. Margaret Flum and sister,
Miss Annie, of Columbus, spent
Sunday in Logan, the guests OF
their parents.
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Mrs. Vern Bowen and Mrs.
George Work went to Nelsonville
to see the Home Talent Play there
Monday night.
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Mr.. John Klump and son, Ed,
of Sugar Grove were callers at our
office and ordered the paper sent
to their address. Mr.. Klump is
serving on the petit jury.
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Mrs. Jesse Williams, of Glenview
Heights, returned home from Co
lumbus last week, where she has
been visiting with her sister, Mrs.
Eli West, who is recovering from
spell of sickness.
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DR.. McManigal says that more
than a half hundred persons will
testify to the perfection of his
New Process teeth at $500 "a set.
Will make them this month yet.
Better get set. Jan. 7, 3-w
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Gans-Nelson prize fight
pictures at the Opera
House Monday evening
Jan. 2tst.
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Mrs. George Work spent Tues
day in Columbus.
Miss Mcclure Is visiting rela-
tives in, Vinton.
Miss Maria Shannon has re-
signed her position in Columbus,
and is home now.
Guy Stewart, OF Nelsonville,
was in Logan, Sunday.
Ed. Price spent Thursday in
Columbus, on business.
Lila Lemon, of Lancaster, was
in Logan, Sunday.
Dennis Moriarlty, of Columbus,
spent Sunday in Logan.
Mr.. Elmer Polling visited in
Nelsonville, Sunday.
Mr.. Marcus Lutz, of Columbus,
was in Logan, Monday.
Mr.. Dolly Stedem, of Jacksonville
was in Logan, Thursday.
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Mr.. James Hawks, of Athens,
was in Logan, Saturday night.
Mr.. Burne Robson, of Murray
City, was in Logan, Tuesday.
Tom Eberst and Elmer Polling
spent Sunday in Jacksonville.
James Polling was in Columbus
from Friday to Sunday evening.
Mrs. j. w. Huls, of Rockbridge,
was Logan shopper Friday.
Mrs. f. o. Petit entertained
the Social Club on Thursday.
Allen Spence spent the latter
part of last week In Pomeroy.
Elmer o. Petit is confined to
his house on account of sickness.
Miss Clara Smith, of N. Balti-
more, is visiting Mrs. Cart Bright.
Young Tom Sunderland, of the
far West, is visiting his parents.
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DR.. Lee, of Rockbridge, was a
visitor in Logan, Friday on busi-
ness.
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Mrs. Lloyd Hansley and Mrs.
Geo. Rish, of Rockbridge, were
guests of Mrs. Lewis McGlil, Fri
day.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-01-17

On January %, 1907, the Ladies
Auxiliary will give ball and
apron sale at Red Mems Hall.
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M, and Mrs. Amos Dickens
and daughter left Sunday for an
extended visit in Marion.
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Miss Avery Randolph, who has
lived with her sister, Mrs. Henry
Schaal, of Logan, has gone TO a
Girls Seminary in Virginia.
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Saturday evening the toll lines
of Central Union Telephone Co
eouth of town were put out of use
for several hours by tree falling
across the wires.
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Among the Churches.
LUTHERAN TRINITY CHURCH.

H. w. WALKER, Pastor.
At Lutheran Trinity Church on
North Mulberry St., the service
next Sunday will be conducted as
follows:
Sunday School ..................9:30 a. m.
Preaching ing..,,....,,...............-1O:3O a. m.
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Mr.. j. w. Williams, of r. F. d.
No. 4, was a welcome visitor to
our office on Saturday.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-01-17

Mrs. o. w. H. Wright has just
returned from a delightful visit
with friends at Canal Winchester
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Miss Blanche Finkbone, of Bal
timore, is making an extended vi
sit in Logan with her sister, Mrs.
Frank St. Clair.
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Dud Gallagher, Earl Krleg, Jesse
Moe, Walter Brae and Tom Eberst
engaged in walking match to
Jacksonville, Sunday afternoon.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-01-17

Hugh McCourtney and sister,
Mrs. Frank Brown, visited Mr..
Frank Brown at the hospital in
Columbus, Sunday.
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Miss Matte Huggins has re-
turned home from Lima, where
she was the guest of Miss Wanda
TennyhiIl.
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Mr.. Roy Raney has returned TO
has position as surveyor in Vir-
ginia, after weeks visit with
his parents.
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Miss Nell Mcbride, of New
Straitsville, spent few days last
week with her cousins, the Misses
Dickens.
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Mr.. Ray Williamson, of Laurel
vile, is visiting in Logan this
week.
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Miss Folsom Shaw and Hugo,
were visiting at Rockbridge last
week the guest of friends.
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Josephine Wright visited Miss
nellie Wright, of Nelsonville,
Monday, who gave the Home
Talent Play in that city Monday
night.
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Mr.. Hal Long, Inspector of Bell
Telephone lines, was a business
visitor in Rockbridge, Saturday.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1907-01-17

Mrs. Kate Wright, of Pittsburg,
Pa, is the house guest of Judge
and Mrs. o. w. II. Wright.
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Miss Maria Smith, of Logan,
visited in Columbus, Sunday and
Monday.
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Mrs. Will Shaw and son, Earl,
are visiting at Athens this week
the guest of friends.
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Mr.. ii. ID. Devore enroute from
Vinton to Columbus stopped off to
see his sister, Mrs. j. b. Dollison,
In the afternoon of Tuesday.
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Messrs, j. p. Shaw and Conrad
Reichley, of So. Bloomiiagville,
were visitors in Logan, Tuesday.
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local NEWS.
Miss Nell Wright, Of Lancaster
spent Sunday in Logan.

Attorney Tom Dolson, of Lam
caster, was attending court here
Tuesday.
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Colonel Friesner, of Sugar
Grove, was visiting his Logan
friends the first of the week.
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Miss Maria Shannon has re-
signed her position in Columbus,
and is home now.
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Messrs. Charles Hellyer and
Barton Davidson and son, Ralph,
spent Sunday in Columbus.
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Miss Mcclure Is visiting rela-
tives in, Vinton.
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Guy Stewart, OF Nelsonville,
was in Logan, Sunday.
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Mrs. George Work spent Tues
day in Columbus.
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Clarence Kyle, of Columbus, was
thu guest of Blanche Stroupe,
Sunday.
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Mr.. I. $. Hogan, of Wellston,
was a business visitor In l. LIgan,
Friday and Saturday.
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Ed. Price spent Thursday in
Columbus, on business.
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"ohtoJ'
Clarence Kyle, of Columbus, was
thu guest of Blanche Stroupe,
Sunday.
Judge f. p. Martin spent Mon
day and Tuesday in Columbus on
business.
Mr.. Pearl Heinlein, of Orland,
was a visitor in Logan, Friday
evening.
Carl Koonts, of Vihton, spent
Sunday in Logan as the guest of
Wallace Glenn.
Miss Kanode, of Lancaster, is
visiting the Misses Elizabeth and
Cornella Vail.
Mr.. Bob Kemper, Mail Clerk on
II, V. Railroad, is spending this
week at home.
Our good friend Noah Carpen-
ter, of Rockbridge, was visitor
with US Tuesday.
Mrs. Cart Bright entertained
the Kings Daughters last Friday,
at her pretty home.
Mrs. o. w. H. Wright visited
Mrs. Kate Nelson, of Jacksonville
Friday and Saturday.
Miss Grace Green will spend
Sunday in Junction City the guest
Of Miss Alice Conkle.
Mr.. 7. 5. Hogan, of Wellston,
was business visitor In Logan,
Friday and Saturday.
Messrs, Charles Hellyer and
Barton Davidson and son, Ralph,
spent Sunday in Columbus.
Colonel Friesner, of Sugar
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Miss Grace Green will spend
Sunday in Junction City the guest
of Miss Alice Conkle.
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Mrs. o. w. H. Wright visited
Mrs. Kate Nelson, of Jacksonville
Friday and Saturday.
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Mrs. Cart Bright entertained
the Kings Daughters last Friday,
at her pretty home.
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Lila Lemon, of Lancaster, was
in Logan, Sunday.
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Elmer o. Petit is confined t.
his house on account of sickness.
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Allen Spence spent the latter
part of last week In Pomeroy.
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Judge f. p. Martin spent Mon
day and Tuesday in Columbus on
business.
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Mrs. E. o. Petit entertained
the Social Club on Thursday.
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Our good friend Noah Carpen-
ter, of Rockbridge, was visitor
with US Tuesday.
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Mrs. j. w. Huls, of Rockbridge
was Logan shopper Friday.
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Dennis Moriarlty, of Columbus,
spent Sunday in Logan.
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Mr.. Bob Kemper, Mail Clerk on
II. V. Railroad, is spending this
week at home.
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Ordinances on Contagious Diseases.

In connection with the resolutions
published elsewhere 10 this issue by
direction Of the Board OF Health, pub
lie attention should be called to the
provisions Of the city ordinances in
these matters, some of which are as
follows:
1t is made the duty of citizens un-
der penalty to confine patients of
their families suffering with small.po
or other contagious disease, to pre-
vent all communication with out
siders, and to notify the Board Of
Health.
Transient and INDECENT persons and
those without fixed abode are required
to be sent to a hospital TO be main.
tanned by the city for the purpose.
Persons who violate quarantine may
be fined or imprisoned or both.
These ordinances ought TO be Wig
orously enforced and 1t is believed
that they have been, to the extent of
the 'ofl,erS' ability. Several times
since thefrst reported case the phYsl.
clans have thought that the disease
would not be heard Of again here,
only TO be disappointed by the appear.
ance ofanoher case. Last week there
was not case in town. This week
there are three. II the people will
assist the Oficersin 10 maintaining strict
quarantine these ought to be the
last.
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Resolutions of the Board OF Health.

Lexington, Mo-, March II, 1907,
AT a meeting Of the Board Of
Health held this day the following
resolutions we're passed and ordered
that the daily aud weekly papers in
Lexington be requested to publish
the same.
Whereas, the report has gone out
through the county and else where
that Lexington has within its limits
from forty to sixty cases OF smallpox
Therefore, be 1t resolved by the
Board OF Health Of the City OF Lex
inRton that this report is false
Resolved further, that to our
knowledge there has never been more
than seven cases OF smallpox in Lex.
ington at any one time this winter,
and that all Of these cases have been
properly quaraCtined and placardCd.
Resolved further, that committee
be appointed to procure a pest house
Sud that the police officers Of the
city are hereby instructed to place
therein all persons who cannot be
properly quarantined at home and
the officers are further instructed to
quarantine all persons whu live with
or who may have been exposed to
smallpox until all danger is passed.
Signed by j G. Creushaw, Secre-
tary of Board of Health.
DIR. ]. @ COPE,
DIR I G. RYLAND,
DIR. ]. E. TUCKER,
DR. G. W. FREDENDALL.
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The Mass Meeting.

The meet ot citizens called to
consider the IN ndditiou aud
motor line se 5 bl1 N the
Court HO day night. Owing
to extremely bad weather it was
feared tbsG ble attendance would be
small, but 20 the surprise of every
body the mouse was full and many
sat upen the floor. The interest
which the coal miners take in the
enterprise was attested by their
attendaOce 10 large numbers,
There was no set programme for
the meeting. The plans and purposes
of the projectors were set forth briefly
and simply by DR.. Fredendal, who
called the meeting to order, j. r.
Moorehead, VIM. II. Chiles, Mayor
Winkler, John Taubman and others,
1t was not intended to ask for sub
scriptlcns at this meeting but merely
to make p lbllc statement Of the
OBJECTS intended to be accomplished
and of the Information secured By
those who have been investigating
the subject Of construction, motive
power, etc However, at the sug-
gesJion of several non-subscribers
opportunity was given at this meeting
TO subscribe stock II the enterprise
and about $1,000 In subscriptions
was taken, making the total to date
about $4,000 or S26, 600.
I he merits Of this undertaking
grow upon the public as it is better
understood Not only are great bene.
fits expected to accrue to the city as a
bus ness community, but the investors
will have every reason to expect
satisfactory returns upon their invest.
ment. Other communities are build
ing such roads for the accommoda-
ton of interurban and rural travel
alone. This line would have in
addition large fixed daily patronage
in Dad weather as we'll as good. The
capital stock, 100000, ought to be
promptly subscribed, Half OF this
sum could then be promptly gotten
back by the sale Of lots in the addi-
tion. Extension to other mines and
to the G, s. A. railroad would soon
follow. 1t is believed that the people
would be making grave error to
neglect this opportunity.
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receiving medical treatment, and
where he was receiving medical
treatment before and during the
time sickness entered his home.
The report that he has not obeyed
the law is false and an injustice to
him and his family.
The law makes it misdemeanor to
enter and leave any place under
quarantine except by a physician and
misdemeanor to secretly harbor any
contagious disease, punishable by a
fine Of fifty dollars. The officers
have the knowledge Of several cases
so harbored and now have them under
quarantine, at the time the quarantine
is released thesel parties will be fined
as provided, by law. The Board OF
Health is composed of DR.. Z. T..
Ryland, DR.. J.. Q, Cope, DR.. G. W..
Fredendal,.Dr. J. E, Tucker, Messrs
] 6 Crenshaw, j. T Bush, James R.
MoDrehead, Councilman Mayer,
Councilman Yingling, Councilman
Schawe, Councilman Boyle, and the
Mayor Of the City.
1t is the duty of this board to
protect the public 10 all contagious
diseases to see to the sanitary
condition of the city aud take
whatever action they deem necessary
for the health of the community.
Their authority empowers them to
eoforce their orders within a three
mile limit Of Lexington This board
has spared neither time nor expense
to strictly enforce the law regardless
Of who 1t was or whoit may yet
be that their duties require to take in
charge. Respectfully,
JESSE CRENsHAw, Secretary.
OSWALD WINKLER, President Of
Board of Health.
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Council Proceedings.

The city council met in regular
monthly session Monday night. The
regular reports of officers we're read
and filed and the regular claims
allowed.
The voting places for the CITY
election were liked as follows:
First ward-Lower room of Eagles
Hall
Second ward-Police court room in
City Hall.
Third ward-win Loomis' drug
store,
Fourth ward-old Town engine
house
The judges and clerks of election
were appointed as follows;
FIRST WARD.
Judges-I. G. Bliss, Mike Holwell
Martin Collins, J. W. Coulter, Johu
McNamara, Mike Cahin.
Clerks-Thomas Wedge, D. Slullz,
John Collins, Nike Gavin.
SECOND WARD
Judges-James Kershner. Gustav
Piruer, Thomas Walton, J. D
Thompson, Pat Roach, J R Jordan
Clerk,-Riehard stalling, Bran
Young, Fred Konlman, L. Rostaguo
THIRD WARD.
Judges-R f Waddell, T T
Stramcke, W J, Morrison, W H
Loomis, j C Kelley, Henry Tasgt
bnhring.
clsrks-W. W Russell GaorpI
Garter John Morrison, Sam Moorman
7oURTH WARD.
Jndges-J. P, Ardinger, H. W
Davis, John McBee, Fritz Hoppe
Thomas Lahey, F. G. McFadin.
Clerks-Archie Smith, Johu Fox
George Simmons. Owen Owen.
The settlement OF the case Of th
City against Fl. f. Moody wa
Instructed to the city attorney AMI
Charles Lyons, Monday to pay tb
costs 10 the case.
A resolution was passed recommend
ing TO the Board OF Health tn
purchase CT tent to be used b
smallpox patients
Firechlef Lud wigs recommends
Sam Delap as a member of .h
department. The recommendation
was confirmed.
Tol Brightwell aud Sam Della
were appointed the two paid fir
wardens for the ensuing mouth.
Mat Riley was appointed nigh
watchma,. for one mouth
Adjourned to meet In regula
session April 8,
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Left for Jspan.
Collector.

Rev. aud Mrs. H. W. Meyers and
children, Wentworth, Henry Nelson
and Frances left Thursday morning,
for Okazaki, Province of Mikawaki,
Japan They went by the way Of
Seattle Washington, where they will
sail for their missionary field on the
Boston Steamship Company's liner,
shawmut, which leaves Seattle on
the 2lst. Rev, and Mrs. Meyers
have been spending a vacation OF
about year from their missionary
work, with Mrs. Myers parents,
Judge and Mrs. Richard Field. They
were formerly stationed at Tokus,
hlma,