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The L'Anse sentinel., 1908-03-28
FIRE AGAIN
VISITS BARAGA.
Joseph Boyer Suffers Loss OF Entire
Blacksmithins and Carriage
Building Plant.

Tuesday shortly before midnight the
residents of this village were aroused
from their slumbers by the nerve shat
tering siren, which surmounts the pump
house proclaming the alarm Of fire.
Upon reaching the streetit was found
that fire was rapidly destroying the
blacksmithing and carriage making plant
owned by Joseph Boyer, located at the
south end oflthe village.
As to how to the fire originated still
remains mystery, as Mr.. Boyer stated
to The Sentinel that he was in the
building about one hour previous to the
breaking out of the fire and had found
and left everything in perfect condition,
and was at the time of his visit en-route
to his home in L'Anse.
Mr.. Boyer states that he had been
at home and had retired for the night,
and when informed of the news shortly
.afterits discovery was greatly surprised,
realizing that everything was in such
apparent safe condition.
During the progress of the fire the
firemen put forth every effort to save
the building but without avail as a high
wind was tanning the flames at the
time.
Several hereby residents were fire.
quently endangered but by the Efficient
work of the fire fighters no further
damage was done.
Mr.. Boyer carried about $500 insur-
ance upon the building and tools, and
fortunately had turned out few days
previous most of the repair work.
We are informed that he contemplates
rebuilding the plant rs soon as matters
pertaining to the recent fire can be
adjusted.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1908-03-28
KEwEENAw BAY ITEMS.
Correspondence. .

Correspondence.
Thos. D. Tracy transac ted business
in Baraga Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Satterly and
family AFs guests Of Calumet friends
this week.
Mrs. Charles Gomach was q guest
Monday at the home of Miss A. n.
Fisher, of Hancock.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Law
3er, Z son, Monday. Death OF the in
fant followed Tuesday.
joseph and Napoleon Compeau were
called to Duluth Monday last by the
announcement Of the death Of their
father.
Miss Emma Matthew'S, who has been
retained IN Houghton for the past few
weeks by illness, returned Saturday
last to her home in Keweenaw Bay.
Tuesday occurred the death of Joseph
Contieu, at the home Of Prosper La
Barge after IN illness Of but one day.
Deceased was 10 years Of age and .
single man. Theremains were taken to
Marquette "wednesday for interment.
He was Z s.tpeubef Of Ithe Ctdef; az st.
Jean de Baptiste under whose auspices
the funeral was, conducted. He was
without relation a. far - can be
learned
John Foster, trestle builder, who has
been confined TO his bed for the past
six years, suffered . severe attack
Sunday last but rallied again during
the week.
Roadmaster H. d. Johnston made an
oflcial whit 1t this place Friday.
w. d. Scott, travelling salesman ot
the %, 8. s. = Asend 4Ineral kaAge'
Wa : nsrqsstts Yisitsr Tuesday.
Station Asesk z1itlsr exIsct. = l:ays
q - z.-.!A..Sv = -. !
The L'Anse sentinel., 1908-03-28
for ro,snahip Treasurer.

desire to announce to my friends
and the voters Of Baraga township that
l respectfully seek the denomination Of
Township Treasurer Of the township3cf
therefore solicit their kind support.
3-N-tf. SAX HILL, Baraga.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1908-03-28

,R.|'s g 9Ess,s'';s s - ~, q III IsI,sss. q
The L'Anse sentinel., 1908-03-28

l have just received large assign
ment Of garden and grass seed in bulk.
Many varieties. Sold BY weight, 1t
n. NBSBfTT's How. ST0RE,
3-14-lt Baragu Mich.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1908-03-28
Big TURNOUT
TO CAUCUS.
supporters Of Citizens Union
Ticket Attend Meeting
I'm Masse.

Wednesday afternoon ones of the
largest caucuses held in Baraga in
many years took place in the Town
Hall, at which time candidates for the
various township Offices on the Citizens
Union ticket were placed in nomination.
The roll Of the caucus shows an at
tendance of about $50 voters and with
the exception Of two instances no con-
test was had whatever. There was a
lively contest for the offices of clerk
and highway commissioner; the former
between William Hugo and Charles
Benning, Hugo winning by SO votes to
81 for Benning. For highway commits
sioner Bohmier received 103 and Fou-
cault 46.
The personnel of the ticket will be
as follows:
Supervisor ohm H. Hid.
Clerk William Hugo.
Treasurer William Graham.
Member Board Of Review Joseph
Satterly.
Justice of the Peace William Hugo.
Highway Commits sioner- William
Bohmier.
Overseers:-
Dist. No. John Rentineu.
/" 2-Samuel Papin.
3-Joseph Metner.
I A U.ll:.~. DoIl~:o
5-WilIiam Kunick.
6-Aug. Massie.
Constables:-
Peter Shelafoe.
Joseph Girard.
Henry Mathews.
Fred Clish.
Poundmaster Timothy Burns.
The name of the ticket is to. be the
Citizens Union ticket.
Died After Brief Illness.
Christian Anderson. a well known
aged citizen of Baraga passed away at
his late home in the Lavack block Tues
day.
Mr.. Anderson was well known in
Baraga having resided here for the past
fifteen years.
Deceased was 72 years of age and of
Danish birth. Death resulted from a
severe attack of pneumonia.
The remains were taken to Greenville
Mich, Friday morning accompanied by
two of his daughters who were present
at death. He was man well though of
by those who knew him and his fam
iliar presence will be missed on our
streets.
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/ hereby announce myself - . candi-
date for the Office Of Township Clerk Of
Barags township on the FAfmersn
Ticket. and solicit the support Of my
friends at the caucus.
WILLIAM C. BIRx.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-19

Sc estrechan la mano con efus6ny Jobling
anade con enternecimlento.
ME parecc, Guppy. que beberia con gus
to otra copa de ron en- obsequio nuestra an
tigua amistad.
Ell ultimo inquilino de Krook ha muerto
en- la habltadi0n que vas 4 ocupar- -hace OBJ
servar mister Guppy-a manera de ncdente
-lQue importa?
-Ha habido formation de causa sobre su
muerte, el jurado ha tallado que esta habia
sido casual. " ESQ te importa{
-Tampoco-responde obing-pero hu-
bera hecho muy bien en- ir morirse 4 otra
parte. tOu6 necesidad tenfa de MORN en- mi
habtac6n2 lQu6 ocurrenca tan estdpidal
obling Sc asombra de la libertad que Sc
Ia tornado el difundo y excama:
- Como 81 no existieran otros paraies
para morirse! Me parece que hubera sdo
decente que 20 hubiera lido 4 morirme en- su
aposento.
Sin embargo el negoci3qaeda arreqlado,
VI. Guppy propone enviar al iel Smallweed
4 casa de mister Kroot para yer u ha salido
acordar inmediatamente las condolences del
aquiler. Smallweed casa lie mister Krook
para yer 81 la saldo y acordar inmedia tamente
las condolences del alqaler. Smalweed So
coloca balo su enorne ssombrero cruza Ia sala
imitando el andar de NJ. Cuppv vuelve al
gunos minutes despues anunciar que M
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-19
LA CASA LttoUBRE

relaclon cualquiera entire este asunto V las
prectadas ciTcunstancias, esto no forma EN-
mOd0 alguno parte de la question que nos 0cu-
pa. Basta deciros que M. SuaQsby su seno-
"a desean servirme, Y que el dign0 papelero
tene que lar coplar una cantidad cOnsidera-
bic de autos escrituras, defensas otros d0cu-
mentos. Esta encargado dc todas las copias
de Tulkinghorn Y de otros procuradores.
nuestro amigo Smallweed en- case de ser la
mado declarar, 10 juraria. sin escrdpulo de
lante dc un tribunal
Smalweed hace un ademan affirmative.
va v6is pues, senores del iurado. ouiero
dicr. Va YES, bling, que es un medic mez-
quino de ganarse La vida 10 con0zco pcro mas
vale ago que NADIA Al cabo dc algdn tiemno
Sc babra Dorado completamente Ia impression
causada por tus 1timos negoci0s, pero en- tan
to es forzoso vivir, quien sabe 81 podrias
verte reducdo ha hacer alguna c0sa peor aue
copiar para SuaQsbv
jobling esta d punto de interrumpir Al
orador cuando Smallweed hace or una tos SEGA
que Sc 10 impide
Este pegocio Sc divide en dos puntos-
prosigue M 7nppy.-Hemos tratado del pri
nero; pasemos ahora al sequndo 1Conoces 4
krook. q Cancil er, cuya tienda esta en frente
de Chancery Lane2
lie conozc0 de vista -responde Ioblino.
-Bien. (Conoces miss Flitte2
tQi6n no Il conoce2
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-19
&cIj0 perDanpnt de sDuncoS giadS

Sc traspasa un cafe fonda y billar,
en- la parada 7 (Puerta de Tierra).
Sc vende una casa recientemente
construida, de concrete, en- Santurce.
Todos los titles necesarios para I'm
escritorio moderDo
Vidrieras Y mostradores para una
tienda de novedades
Varias maquinas Singer, de CO
ser, casi nuevas.
Una maquina vde escribr, Smith
Premier n1mero -, en- SO
Una "Underwood". seminueva, en-
40 pesos.
Sc da cabida en eSta secci6n 4 Guam
tos anuncios Sc nos comuniquen. Pura-
mente gratis para los anunciantes
Mas detalles. escrihir 4 los senores
+. G. Ayuso V Compa1ia Cruz. 4, San
Juan, Puerto Rico & Box 500
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-19
MAS OBRAS, RECIRIDAS
EN- La LIBRERTA DEL ROFetfm.

Manual de frabricaci6n de chocolates.
pastas para sopa y galletas, pom
ID. Luis Godos. l t0mO encuader-
nado, $1.55, con franqueo.
Obras poeticas de D. Jose de Espron-
ceda. tomo en- r1stica, 45 centa-
vos, con franqueo.
La collection entera de las obras de Ca
rolina Invernizio. A Is centavoa
tomo, con franqueo.
El Derecho y su practica, al alcance de
todos, por +. ri y Arsuaga. l to-
mo encuadernado en- tela, $1.G0.
con franqueo.
L.a Introduction la Vida Devota, poH
ell bienaventurado Francisco do
Sales, principe y obispo de Cole
MIA de los Al6brogues. / tomO en-
cuadernado en- piel, $160, Goa
franqueo.
Sc acaba de recibir en- esta hbreria Len
importante obra titulada:
La mitad del mundo vista desde un aH-
tomovil- de Pekin Paris en- 60
dias) Tn tomo de COS paginas,
elegantemente encuadernado EN-
tela dorado, 200 ilustraciones foto-
grafcas una carta itineraria, por
D. Imis Barzini Precio, $3.50 con
fran0ueo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-19
BancO Territorial ' AgrIcO|a
DE PUERTO RICO
Secretarla


Habiendose extraviado ell resguardo
n1mero 79, de dos acciones de la Sc
gunda serie de esta Sociedad, nnmeros
GAG y 6447, inscripto a favor de don
Jose S. Mera, de Arecibo, sc hace cons
tar, peticion del interesado, para IL
brarle ell correspondence, duplicado, 81
transcurridos dos meses desde la pri-
mera publication de este anuncio en-
IN peri6dico de esta locahdad. no Sc
presentara reclamation de tercero,
quedando ell Banco libre de responsible
lidad.
Lo que Sc hace pdblico para conoci-
niento de aquellos d quienes pueda in
teresar.
San Juan, P. r., 16 Octubrc &c 1908.
Ell Secretario, P Rocafort.-Vto.
Bno.-El Director Gerente, R. Castro
Gonzalez
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-19
CALLICIDA ESCRIvA
TRIBUNAL SUPREME DE PUERTO
RICO
Ofcina del Secretarin

Por Ia presente Sc informa al publ
20 en- general, que los programs para
In admission de aspirantes al ejercicio
de SD ABOGACIA ante los Tribunales
insulares, no sc distribuyen en- esta Off
Gina, debiendo dirigirse todo ell que in
terese algnn ejemplar de ellos, 4 Ia Ii
breria del Boletin Mercantil, que ha
tornado su cargo la publication J
venta de los mismos
San Juan, r. r. - Julio dc 1907
A. r Castro,
Secretario del Tribunal Supreme.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1908-10-07
TAFT AND SHERMAN CLUB
ORGANIZED.

The Republicans Of Eambertville
met in the Gaudey Building, Friday
evening, Oct, end. to organize II Taft
aud Sherman Club, and with great en-.
tbusiasm elected the following OH
GERS;
President David W. Hoppock
Vice President Prof + A. ,5coby
I'd Vice President e. ". RHten-
house
Sd Vice President William II. Gan
dey
Secretary William kachliue
Assistant Secretary Harry Kilroy
Treasurer j u. Kline.
Executive Committee Oscar Bnrd,
James Petrir. Michael Murray, Will
liam +. Wngg. N t.. lack. Geo. w.
Massey, Waiter f Hayhurst, Geo. W.
Arneit, Harry Mo,ehend, Lambert
Reed, T.. II. Holcombe.
After the organization was effected
the following members addressed the
clnb: Archibald q. Smith, Hunterdon
County's Republican candidate for
Assembly; Edgar HINT. Republican
candidate for Council in the end ward
James Petrie, William Lauer aud
Walter +. Hayhurst. The speakers
dwelt on the importance of the cam
paign from all stand points-National,
County and Municipal, and were
greeted with much applause. The in
terest manifested in this the first
meeting Of the campaign, shows that
the Republicans Of the city Intend to
give a good account Of themselves ON
Election Day. Nov. 81.
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BRYAN LITERATURE.

The Bryan campaign committee
must he in sore straights If the litera-
tnre sent out by it aud printed IN the
last Issue OF the beacon is sample.
They are evidently trying to scare the
people into voting for Bryan and try
ing to make it nppear that conditions
are worse than they really are. In
order to do 40 they publish articles
concerning the industrial situation i'll
February last from Michigan, Pitts
burg and Chicago. Everybody knows
that times were bad enough then, but
since there has been steady improve
ment, and business interests have
trying to encourage II return of pros
perity in which they overwhelmingly
been successful. to greater or less
degree, particularly in Pittsburg there
has been II great improvement iii the
employment Of labor. And there are
not nearly No many idle cars new AZ
there were III February last.
This seems to he the difference be-
tween the Republican party aud the
Bryan party, one IN trying To bring
abont prosperity and encouragement,
while the Bryan party ARE trying to
bring about discouragement and any
thing to help Bryan.
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ST. ELMO COMMANOERY
CELEBRATES THIRTIETH
ANNIVERSARY.

Il
st. Elmo Commandery, No. IA,
Knights Templar, of this city cele-
| brated their .hirtieth anniversary on
Monday afternoon and evening in
| most suspicious manner. Palestine
Commandery of Trenton accompanied
by their wives were the guests of the
local commandery and with Winkler's
band arrived in special car at four
o clock.
At 4.30 the two Communicates head
ed by the band formed at the Masonic
Temple and marched over the follow
ing route: Bridge street to Union, to
Bnttonwood, to Main, to Delaware
| avenue, to Union. to Jefferson, to
Main. to York, to Union, to Coryell,
to Main, to Bridge, to the headquart-
ers.
As the line passed the Lambertville
House the ladies' reviewed it from the
hotel balcony.
At six o'clock caterer Stout Of Tren-
ton, served banquet. The tables
were beautifully decorated and the
mandolin club added much to the
pleasure of the repast. Covers were
laid for about two hundred The
menu follows;
Fried Oysters Mixed Pickles
Olives
Westphalia Ham Spieed Tongue
Sailed Nuts
Chicken Salad Tomato Salad
st. Elmo Punch
Sweet Bread Outlets
with Mushroom Sauce
Finger Rolls Lambertyille Chips
Frnit
Neopolitan Cream Fancy Cake
Coffee
"Some more Punch, if you please"
After the banquet II most ENJOYABLE
entertainment held the guests until
after ten when the Trenton guests de-
parted on special train. Below we
give the programme;
Welcome Address
Eminent Commander
Sir james d. MaeKay
Response by Il. q. Z.
Geo. G. Maddox, Of Palestine
Mandolin Climb
Historical Address Past Commander
l. =. Roberts
First Eminent Commander of St. Elmo
Address Sir =. q Com.
John Ii Bennington,
st Elmo Commandery, n. Y.
Mandolin Club
New York Speciality
Mandolin Club
Mysteries
''Should Auld Acquaintance
BE Forgot"
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Prof. Surette's Lectures.

The Lambertville Centre for Uni
versity Extension inaugurated a
course of lectures last Wednesday
evening in the lecture room of the
Presbyterian Church. The. centre ~
fortunate in securing Thomas Whit
ney Surette as the Lecturer for this
seasons course. The first lecture was
on Present Musical Conditions in
England, aud the Continent. Prof.
Surette has recently returned from a
years soiourn in Europe, having lee
tured at Oxford. Manchester and
other places in England, and has also
been IN close touch with the leading
musical directors in Germany, he was
fully equipped to speak with authority
of the best ever given here by Prof.
Surette, and held the undivided at.
tention OF the audience. The lecturers
observations OF English and European
life were judicions and critical, and
were Illuminated too by happy hum
or which entertained the audience
while they were being instructed. Mr.
Snrette was given cordial greeting
by the centre which knew from East
experience that treat was In store
for them, and the anticipation was
more than realized in the first lecture
OF the new course. The dates for the
remaining lectures are October 18th
and 14th; November 18th and 10th;
December 3rd. The price Of the
course ticket for adults is $3.50, fol-
school children 70 cents.
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ITEMS OF PERSONAL INTEREST.

Miss Martha LaBaw is spending
several weeks in Boston.
John NJ. Wilson is spending two
weeks at Buffalo and Niagara Falls.
Cuthbert Hay hurst, of Norristown,
spent Sunday in this city.
Mrs. William Griffiths and daugh-
ter, Mary, visited Trenton friends
over Thursday.
Mrs. William c. Conover and Mrs.
Annie Conover are taking in the sights
of Niagara Falls.
Miss Margaret MCNAMARA has re-
turned to her home in this city after
spending month in Bayonne.
Mrs. J. w. Mcdowell, of New Ha-
ven, Conn. is the guest of the Misses
Mcdowell, on North Union street
Maurice Marierum and wife left to-
day Wednesday, for trip including
Buffalo and Niagara Falls.
Charles Pettee has returned from a
weeks visit with his son in Union
vile, Pa.
Charles Ely, of Bordentown, has
been visiting relatives ON Clinton
street.
DIR. and Mrs. McGill and daughter,
Miss Margaret, of Bound Brook visit
ed relatives in this city on Monday.
Mrs. Scattergood, of Oak Lane,
has been visiting Harry f. Van Horn
and wife.
l. W. Roberts, wife and daughter,
Miss Helen. of New York City have
been spending few days with Char
les Roberts and wife.
Charles Malloy, of this city, has en-
tered Brown University, at Provi
dence, Il. L.. to take an advanced
course in the languages.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Andrew J. Case, of
Trenton, announce the engagement
of their daughter, Ida May, to Richard
M. Montgomery. of this city. The
wedding VIII take place III January.
John b. Jones aud wife, of South
Anboy, were guests of relatives III
this city this week. while in attend
ance on the thirtieth anniversary of
st. Elmo Gommandery.
Frank M. Wilmot. president of the
Carnegie Relief Association and Mrs.
Wilmot, former residents of this city,
sailed last Wednesday for Scotland,
where MIR. Wilmot will establish u
Carnegie relief station.
A party of friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. Nelson Oblinger surprised them
by calling on Saturday evening Ia re-
mind them that il was their second
wedding anniversary, aud helped
them celebrate it. A very pleasant
evening was spent.
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Don't Believe all You Read.

Our esteemed contemporary, the
Beacon, has celebrated its entrance
into partisan politics by publication
of some peculiar statements, among
which is one that many Republicans
in this city who have never voted the
Democratic ticket before are coming
out for Bryan. 1t is unnecessary to
deny the statement, as it is hardly
likely that anyone who would believe
its truthfulness could be convinced,
no matter how positive the proof.
But we merely call attention to the
statement, so that our citizens who
read that estimable paper may know
how to place judgement upon Its
other partisan statements.
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Sunday School Convention.

The forty eighth annual convention
of the Hun terdon County sunday
school association will be held in the
Presbyterian church, on Friday, Octo-
Der 9th. The morning session will
begin at 10 O'Clock; the afternoon at d;
the evening at Z 80. Conferences on
different departments OF Sunday
school work will be held ut noon. a
full and interesting program has been
arranged, among the attractive fea-
lures Of which are addresses Oh 1.-The
Home aud Sunday school by Rev. W.
$ Voorhees,, ID. ID. Of Milford; Fifty
Years OF Progress" by Rev. T.. NJ.
FERGUSON, State Secretary; win
ming the Boys" by Rev. i. Il. Dagger,
of Philadelphia; Some Reco Snizabe
Processes in Teaching" by Rev. W T.
Fooke, Of Freehold. In addition to
the above addresses there will be
conferences, talks on special aspects
OF Sunday school work and devotional
exercises. The delegates to the con-
yention will be entertained at lunch
con by the ladies OF the several Sun
day schools Of this city. TO all the
sessions OF the convention the public
are cordially invited.
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Bryan and Kern Club at LambertviIle

Democrats Of LambertvilIe have or,
ganized Bryan and Kern campaign
club.
The officers elected are as follows
President, +. X. Hazen, vice presi.
dents, John II. Casey, X. II. Dilts,
and Lambert II. Sergeant; secretary,
Joseph N. liazen; treasurer, II X.
Kramer. A large number OF Demo
Gratis were enrolled aud various INIT.
ters concerning the campaign were
discussed. Tho club has hired the
third floor OF the Arnett building, on
Union street, near Bridge, to be used
M headquarters. Several mass meet
ings will be held, nj which we'll
known speakers will take part. A
banner will be raised.
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On motion of Mr.. Fisher, the
monthly aud quarterly salaries of all
officials We're ordered paid, ns was also
the street pay roll.
A communication was received from
John MulalIy, 233 N. Union in
reference Ia the ueW grading of the
street and the condition in which il
left his property. Another was from
the Spoke Mill Go. After much dis.
cnssIon the conneil on motion of Mr..
Fisher, resolved to visit the location
on "Wednesday, Oct. Z. at . p. NJ, after
which due consideration will he given
to the communications.
President IIolcombe handed in 81 90
received for permit.
The police reports giving number
OF lights found not burning aud mum
Der of arrests were, on motion, accept
ed aud filed. During the mouth .
arrests were made On motion, the
finance committee were authorized 10
give the city note Tor funds to pay all
bills
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FORMER RESIDENT DIES.

Thomas O'Brien, former resident
of this city. died Suddenly at his
home at Otter River, Mass last FIJI
day. Until II short time ago Mr..
O'Brien conducted a barber shop in
this city but owing to poor health was
compelled to retire from the business.
The remains were brought here Sat
urday. Funeral services were held
at st. Johns Il. G.. church, Monday
morning, at $3.50, the Rev. William II.
Lynch celebrating II requiem high
mass interment WAS made III ~.
Johns cemetery.
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TO make appropriations aud levy Il
tax for the year 1908, M follows:
Total Amount. 81

Reports of lighting Com was re.
ceiyed aud, on motion, ordered filed,
aud amount of bill ordered paid
Report of Poor Com. aud bill of
Mrs. Phillips for Ti22, were disposed
of in the same way
On motion Of Mr.. Fisher, the Com
mitsee was instructed to advertise for
bids for keeping the poor, said bids to
he by the year and week.
The report of Chief Arnett Of the
Fire Dept stated that he had visited
the several engine houses aud
TINT he had found them all in n
most satisfactory condition. lie urged
that Immediate attention he given to
several plugs that he designated, and
he also requested the securing of
badges for the iiremen. On motion
the report was ordered ilcd.
The following bills were ordered