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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-09
81. 6 apitel.


Simmer 0o6 in mei11em sSnnern
@ie Elm Sral1m fla11g Elm grinnern
96ngit berflungener Sabre nod.
Slaii9len.
@or ser Stride 5u ct. Setter bielt
cine ltattlihe &eibe bon gqutpagen,
oeren Sniaiien lid inn @ottesbauie
befon6en, mo bel1te cine 5daar iun=
ger MGb6en gro6uirte.
Sic Stride NOR nit @irlun0en ol1S
@tridbeerenfraut feltlih geidmiidt.
Hoitor 5triipp, Elm trefflider Ser
ncr, hielt eine >parm em%pfunoene
Ereoigt.
s(ubcr SEN Gingepfarrten maren
sic Angeborigen Ser &pnftrmanoin=
men pertreter1. Ml1d Iante ulrtfe mar
ibn1 ge1nieteten 2anoalter aus Sapial
51 >Srinos @rabl1utipn gefon1men, TO-
oar 9(lta hatte ihren @atten beufe be-
q~leitet; o1tpeleno 1par ol1d Ser 2an0=
ratb.
Gus aino leiner Sdmeiter lpar
ibm jabrelong ein lebenoiger Sor<
tpnrf ge1pei en. gr iagte lid nntplu=
fiirlid, oaB es in ieiner Modt gele=
gen botte, je11e unielige @eiratb iei=
ner S6melter SIT %perbin6ern. ST Bette
iiber Saul 8ri6n5eff, bon oeiien lode
rem 9eben ct allerban6 munfeln &C.
bort, e11ergiidere grfunoigungen ein=
5icben i%olen, alein in ieinen Mugen
beoelttete sic itiirmiide S11geno eines
Mo1ncs etmas gan5 5elbitperitano=
lides. Ser arme Seufel bette eben
llngliicf gebabt." gr NOR bem Steh=
tbnn1 u1l5 %ei11e1n, gottlob friiben Sooe
perfallell oas n1idruloige Spfer mor
ieoo6 fem &in6. Ser 9anoratb fano
es am belten, iiber oieie ul1angenebme
Sade gar riht. 81 re6en, uno ols er
oopon b0rte, oaB &alf Senior, als
@ormuno oes pertpoiiten &troes> Sic
alcine nad gitlan6 geianot babe, 90
idrieb er iofort on i'm un6 ol16 on
Sonte l1Irife n116 forberte beioe britt
geno auf, uSrina in ei11e Mnitalt fir
geil1esidmade @tnoer 5lt i6ider1."
1aonr6 tpiirbe fir Sic &leine, ieiner
Meinung nad, am beiten gelorgt.
&oIfs Mntmort entlodte 9ertbert
Ren1mert elm mttlet6iges Mdiel5uden.
@alf botte ia bon ieber gang merit
miiroige Mnidalungen gebobt, bent
mar NIT berniinfttgen praftiiden
8riinoen nidt bet5ufommen. Sante
lt1rife mar, 5u 6es 9anoratbs t%iefiter
gntruitnng, in ibrem Mnttporti&rei=
ben redt beutlid eetpor6en nn6 bette
i'm fIipp lrnb flar un6 energii6 err
ludt, iid Inn 0inge> Die i'm ni6ts
angingen, gefdnigit ni6t GIT flint
mern."
gerorebte S6raube," ml1rmelte
er, marf oas Sdreiben 5erfebt in BEN
8apierforb uno fummerte iid in Ser
Tbat ntdt mebr um oas Sdidial
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-09

@un lit er gliidlid, M1ta in ieinenl
9(rnn balten 5n oiirfeu ltno ibr bos
@aar 5n itreideln. gr foridt gar
ni6t meiter na6 Der l1ria6e ibreS
Summers, 6enn er meiBv 6aB iie oft
ullter 'nerb0ien unbere6enbaren
Stimmllngen lei6et.
sllto lcbnt miaenIos ibren &opf
an feline Sbulter. Sic empfinoet
@arrps Mdbc momentum beinabe >pie
cine @obltbat. gr bat bod intmer
Mitleio init ibr, lpenn tie leioet. IS
por ia a11d iblieBli6 tb0ridt bon
ibr, iid oariiber %auf5uregen uno TO-
gar bis 5n Ibranen, 0ob lire Ml,t=
ter NIT %fliegel16en 6abnen III 6as
iei1l6lide 2ager iibergegan9en lpar.
9lita ml1Bte genall, 6aB Die Wan1a
forton MIR nod 2o6esbpmnen alrf
&alf iingen miiroe. Modte lie eS 6od)
tbun. @ita ipolte iid nidt 6arltm
fiimmern, ibre Nerpen maren ein5ig
uno alein an ibrer Nufregl1ng bel1te
Nben6 id11l6. Seeliih uno forperlid
eridlofft, lieB Mita es aeidebe11, oaB
@orrp iie immer beiber uno enger on
iid 5og, ia, iie batte ein @efiibl Ser
@eborge1rbeit, iid bon ieinem Mrm
umidloilen GIT fiiblen.
Ser @in6 ia11ielt in BEN Sannen
inn @arten un6 6ie See mirft fleine>
f1lr5e @eqen gegen Den Stran6.
@arrps 2ippen preiien lid auf Sen
rotben Munb ieiner 6rau.
Mita 6ul6et sic &iiiie hires @atten
uno plobli6 erfaBt tie ieinen &opf
nit beioen @an6el preBte i'm an it,
re @r11it nn6 m11rmelt tonlos: Sir
mer @arrp." gr bort lire @orte
nibt, 6enn i'm bera,1idt sic Selig=
felt, en6lid einmal mieoer feline ge<
m0bnli6 10 ipro6e uno falte Grau
in ieinen Mrmen balten GIT 6iirfen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-09
Gin ,umn6erpoQes @ntfpmme1t.

uMetn. fletner Sunge baffe eth
lpunoerpoGes @ntfommen," i6reibt
g. S. 8aittans bon Hrince Mlbert,
&ap Ser guten @offnung. v@s eretg=
nete iid in ser Mitternadt. @r batte
einen lebr idlimmen Mnfa1 bon Sttds
buI ten. @ie 6os @liif es moute, bot
te id cine groBe 61aihe @bamber=
lains @uitenmittel int &auie. @o@-
6em i@ sic Mnpeiinngen fir eine
Stun6e uno 3tpan5tg Minuten befolgt
botte, tpar er iiber ie6meoe @efahr
binous." 8erfn1ft bon allen @6no=
Tern. - Mn3e1ge.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-10-09
Gin ianftes unb ,uirfiames 2aratip.

Gin miloes, ianftes un6 mtrfl omes
Qoratip, lit maS 6as @olf mill, tpenn
es bon ltnperoaulidfeit geplagt lit.
Soui e1oe idtp0ren 5u Or. Sings
Mel.en 9ebenspiGen. t@ugb Sauman
BON Can Mntonio, Seras, 1dreibt:
Sic lin6 auBer olem 3tpeifel bic be-
lten Niqen sic meine 6ralt nno i6 lie
qenommen baben." sic berl1r laden
ME s@mer3. 8reis 25f in Npotbe.
fen o6er 6nrd 6ie 8oit. 8. 6. Bud
LETT & Co., philadelphia ODER ct.
2ouis. - Mn5eige.
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Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1913-03-20


III the House Mr. Doughton offered
the joint committee appropriation bin
carrying z25 $50 and 4 supplemental
bfli appropriating $4,000 out of the
funds Of the State Department Of Agri.
culture for the Ar IA college, OF
the total amount $407 500 IS to be takz
en- care OF in the bond issue bill or
SI,142,500. Items carried blythe ap-
br~opriations bill folloW
school for Deaf and Dumb Morgan
ton. annual maintenance $62sb0@ spe-
csal improvements $3.50; State schools
for blind, Raleigh annual maintenance
$52,500, for purchase Of new site $50
600: State Hospital Raleigh including
epileptic department. $160s000 annual-
"; Soldiers Home. $35250 annuallys
Groatan Normal Robson county,
ESQ annually; State SchooIfOr GoIored
Race, Winston-Salem annual mainten-
ance So 900. StoneWaH Jackson Train
ing, annual mainrenance $4,000. I'M
provements annually $75000s Guilfo1d
battle-ground, $700; North Carolina.
Room IN Confederate Museum Rich
mond $500 annually State Hospital.
Morganton. annual maintenance $685.
600, necessary additional buildings
$4,000; State University annual main-
tenance $95,000s permanent improve
ments $4,000 annually; State Normal
Greensboro. annual maintenance $780,
600, for summer school $4,000 annual
~. permanent improvements $4,000;
state Sanitarium for Tuberculosis,
maintenance $4,000 annually, support
Of INDECENT patients 1880 annually.
one additional building $4,000
n. College, Raleigh. annual apprDpria
ton for maintenance $4,000, with
5000 additional for 1914, for indus
trial shop building $751; 00, for repairs
$4,000; e0lored Hospital, Goidsboro,
annual maintenance $90,000s improve
ments $23.O00s coIored orphanages Ok
ford. annual maintenance $4,000, per-
manent improvements $4,000: Appa-
lacRian Training School, annual main
tenance $4,000, permanent improve
ments $4,000: CuIIowhee Normal, an
nual maintenance $4,000. permanent
improvements $4,000; East Carolina
Teacher Training School. annual main
tenance $4,000, permanent improve
ments $4,000, for certain debss $6 500;
A e M. College, cOIored race, Green's
boro, annual maintenance $4,000, per-
manent Improvements ST.. 800.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1913-03-20
WAY Of the Of6ce-Seeker.

A special from Washington says:
Henceforth applicants for Jobs must
apply through their senator or con-
gresham, and the said congressman
q senator must take the matter up
with the cabinet members. For Illus
nation, IL a man wants to be postmas-
RY at Podunk. he must treat with his
congressman and the postmaster gem
eral. The congressman cannot dis,
eGss federal @pie" whistle president.
He is too busy. President Wilson has
made il plain that his cabinet MEM
hers are his generals, who viii advise
with him not only as to affairs of state,
Int also in regard to pie"
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1913-03-20
hay SUSTAIN TAFT
scar Meetfng with Cabinet Members
rev POSTMASTER General Talks

@ls nrN
ASH AeetIng nttn Sapspse y l.gsss
Few Postmaster General 1aAkS
AFfshy.1
1r5.. p-as4aant
$500 ,,6afsng Wei
{ 4aSor & which General
- l nenarnsna fba areanfzafon 81
sa1llss ana-9roa WeS.a onflined
- 49, sn4ainfmenfs dis
- n-aa. zaelsraa aftar tha
49, 49, ra,,f;nsn had
MAls IL sJsad RAJ ~ "a
-ssasAco5,na naaatings rs clear
ls SN,sesa - 4ha hsn7linr 81 DEANS
- n 100 = ~ cabsnaf swera refL
nshat "a ~+srenenlaca inti-
- 49, $500 efafemenf cov@
- 49, hrssress - fha maatinp.
G4 nra~naraS@Iafer one IF fhe
- smaisgs s+o+o5 that The prnsi-
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1913-03-20

Senate of me United States Now hi
Control az the Party 0f.fhs Raanla.

~
M4s11nssoA speelaa2 Gstn9s
$500 -o.sss 100 80 800 Aats1
elesss s1sSsss leM 49, -
4 M
Mag hgE sle = soAl4s.s
800 ana : 4se Sen.ts. sssasse1zs
alals sssslSA - 49,
s1asas sf7A1n - $3.50
aaes Anlo Tue l9l4l we eoAhz
AtrsSs ISIS nea1 q 9l1es5s.en:
4ns - ~ $3.50 80
1880 49, s@s4ln
94AAss $3.50 Iqan1ssaz 80 49,
saz
9Sltn4 $500 1r
s1 n - 4sss@1o 1gsszes $500.
$50. 1888 Mi5s-satRpa ~
~, MaaAs enlse losSs
%% neaLpnaa = 49, oaoralo5 1919
pa55
$3.50 TeTn@Aas n
495. 1SY,sE r1a@ 49,
E5r,ez4 45sz
assas 1880 .omr,t+a ske~
.nenshtss mara sa+tied 5,.rin az H.
nr~-4aLawea 80 hae- $500 - ~
haS1s1~ 80 1
$500 on.ssnRtea -bsab viii ha15la III
n,rssnov ,ee1rna Ia-islaFfan $500
Cscarean $500 iii ~ rsada rbss-
49, rf ~ eamrsy+tea ~ a-fsr.easrie
aonals
Tsa sana4a aIa.tad canafsr risrzo -
,rarses nrss55s~+ 40 fa-psr a~a go
chose other nficers as follows
,Tames M BAKER. south Carolina seez
refarv. Charles p Hiepins Missonri.
serqeant-at-arms: Forest u. Pettvman.
~. Keller. West virginia. assistant
doorkeener carl IA Loefaer. PennsyL
Yania. acting assisting d-oorkeener.
Senate 5 objected to the election
Loi the latter. who was named by the
Republicans as their conidentiafSem
Move an The door. He declared 4 SEN
ate mace had told him That Mr. Toefaer
was responsible for the d-fsapnearance
~ fba aoraIiad HoltsIaw cerfi6cafa 81
denoait which frnred n~reminanfIv -
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1913-03-20

~ r---
FFaslqenh VISOR An1 114qsnss @.1s4
are Ign 8 nssssAs1
Won: - a1 @s4rsn
speak1hs ~ R1DAls
G1als salas .sth
we ase aliesssu 1tsesss -
to stalk aproaa 9
the serious uAs9asss 80 49, 49,
diseases $500 e1s
doct0E was to 1sa1 Tue sleAs leM y
g preserve neatln nSpsSrs9 -
M9alein5 - erlatss 49,
ease suneElns Ass al4 FS n
ana s4la5E w
.esnses 49, sn lss1 ~ LIZ ss,n,rs
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1913-03-20
Pro-. Sans sueeeeds Pro-. BiEens.

Raleigh, (Special.)-State Superin-
tendent Joyner announced the appoint
ment of e. E. Sans, for the past is
months chief clerk Ia the department
OF education, to the position of super
visor Of rural schools, a position made
vacant by the death of j. A. Bivens.
Mr.. Sans successor has not been an
nounced. Mr.. Sans is a native of Mad
ison county, q graduate OF the universi-
ty and Is well known in educational
circles.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1913-03-20

just received a big Supply of BONE
MEAL for the lawns of Hendersonville.
BONE MEAL lasts Longer than any
other Fertilizer and is cheaper because
IL makes grass growsfaster tan weeds
Farmers Hardware & Supply Co.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1913-03-20
Keep q Clean Mouth,

Common observation viii show that
few people think L necessary 10
keep the mouth clean The factis that
over nifty per cent OF human mouths
r unclean and more or less diseased:
Decayed teeth, diseased gums. diseased
tonsiIs, and multitudes of bacteria and
other bad conditions exist DR.. Osler,
the most famous physician I'm the world
" There is not anything more inn
portant TO the public In the whole
range of hygiene than the mouth. If /
were asked to say whether o nhyHf-
cal deterioration was produced by al
eohol OF defective teeth, / should un-
hesitatingIy say defective teeth
If you don't want germs to collect
and grow in your mouths keep It clean.
Go to a dentist, see that all old roots
are extracted, that decayed teeth are
filled, and then-use a tooth brush and
keep the mouth clean. This is one step
which is necessary to prevent con-
sumption, and also to prevent infect
Gus diseases.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1913-03-20

s. MaxwelIs Store Headquarters for
pure fresh Easter Candies.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1913-03-20

There is little need of wasting sym
pathy on the person who gets SMALL
pox, for the a that there is an
absolute preventive for this terrible
and loathsome disease. No one that
has been properly vaccinated can have
smallpox: whythen have it? In these.
days vaccination agrperf0rmed by care
full medical men, IS not so dangerous
as trimming corn.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-21
yEWC0MD ATTENDS
CHARITY CONVENTION

Superintendent G.. Ri Ncwcomb OF
The Society for She Ffiendless return
ID late Saturday night after attend
ng tAe convention Of his society IL.
Minneapolis, and the American Pri.
son congress at indianapolis.
Mr.. Nowcomb says the society with
which he is allied Is extending its ter
ritOry, Wisconsin having been organ.
zed during the past year ANA it is
proposed to on@er South Dakota. as
'oon as the right man can be foun,t
fOr the place.
The Prison Association viii meet
in st. Paul next year. Over 600
official delegates we're in attendance
from the entire American continent.
\ new branch OF The association was
started at Indianapolis, known as the
"American Association OF Clinical
Criminology." Three governors spoke
at the congress, Eberhart of Minneso
"a, Ralston of Indiana, and Foss of
Massachusetts.
While III Chicago he visited the
Juvenile court Of judge Pinckney and
vas seated with the judge when the
cases were disposed Of. NeWcomb de.
clared 1t TO be a great scene.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-21

Continued from age One.}
tie past two or three Gays, but up un
eli yesterday stayed a. q sale dis ,ance
IRON homes and people on thorough
fares.
Late yesterday according to all
reports the animal went on a wild
rampage and insisted Oh making him
ELF known by .terrorizing women n
.tI tulrSn with his bellows. IT was dur
Ing this spec,ular performance or the
beast that several school children at
tempted to reach their a02 Bel,
lows of the animal could be heard for
blocks and when the cIildEen disccV
cred that they were enunciations Of
4 mad bull th" I@t" heels
ard went down tCwn,
A couple of small boys, however,
climbed fences and found their way
home through allies and back yards.
The bull held the ncighborhood In
terror for more tlan an hour and
women and children were unable to
venture from thor homes.
Custer Park has been fixed up and
maintained in good condition through
he efforts Of the ladies Of the city
and deep regret is felt among the Wa
men who gave their time to its ~
provcment, that their efforts should
he destroyed by cattle allowed to run
lose.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-21
A M1rtyr Without Character

Governor Sulzer went into his impeachment trial
a martyr to political persecution. He comes out OF II
stripped of the shreds of character his life long serv.
ice to Tammany left him. The veil of reputation
won by his brief revolt in leadership OF political re-
folm is sadly rent, says the Minneapolis Journal,
His future is in the lap of destiny. t depends upon
the caprice of the people. Tammany has no fear or
1t. He is expelled from the governorship, but Bg Is
not disqualified for Office hereafter. IlatVis a nick.
OF contempt after llshing him into private lifr, Tam
many invites him to resume the %headship Of good cit
izcnship against its own organized political corrup'
ton. IL Is PROBABLY as wise as 1t is evil. 1t may be
punished on his evidence, but he Will not be reward
ed. The witness against his criminal associates gets
modified punishment, but not civil advancement.
Tammany trained Sulzcr for the kind Of public
life 1t lives In. 1t Is exposed, as well rs he, by his
trial, That was transformed from political pcrsecu.
ton to a judicial trial in the high court. The court OF
appeals lent dignity and public respect 20 1t. Decent
forms prevailed and rules Of evidence We're consulted,
The judges dominated the proceedings. II not the
verdict. The presiding Judge voted against all the
articles, because all proved offenses were committed
before Sulzcr became governor. But a majority of
the court OF appeals v1,cd guilty on two articles. That
whltewnshes the verdict.
The verdict condemns Tammany, as well as Sulzcr
The practices he is punished for are Tammany prac,
tees. Eut he is disqualified for leading public reform
by his proved share in them. After all, the vital quail
iy OF political leadership Is character. What men are
believed to be, not wha. they do, gives them public
confidence and command. II,
The public may be deceived by pretense of either,
character or performance. But it endures failure OF
performances better than loss of character. The pub
lie life of sulzer Is probably finished, The only hope
is that he will drag Tammany down with him.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-21
RE

Z Whereas. 1t is deemed necessary by
the Board Of City Commissioners Of the
City Of Bismarck, North Dakota, that
sidewalks be constructed in the City OF
Bismarck. as herein specified:
Therefore,, BE 1t Resolved, That side"
walks and curb be and the same are here
by ordered to be constructed in front OF
or adjoining the following described prop
erty situated in the City Of Bismarck,
and the City Auditor is hereby instructed
TO notify the owners Of said property III
the manner prescribed by law of the
action of the City Council:
Along the south side Of lot 13 and along
the west side Of fots IS, "A. Is, and 10,
all in Block 20, Original Plat.
BE 1t Further Resolved. That the said
sidewalks must be constructed in accord
ance with the provisions Of ordinances
now in force and effect and not later
than the LIST day Of November, 1913 and
should said sidewalks not be constructed
by the date herein set forth, then said
walks are hereby ordered to be construct
ed by the city contractor in accordance
with the statutes in such case made and
provided,
Q0-21, 2S1.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1913-10-21
PROCEEDINGS OF BOARD OF
CITY COMMISSIONERS,
OCTOBER 10, 1918

The Board of City Commissioners met
in regular session, all members being
present. d
The minutes Of meeting held the 6th
inst. were read and approved. BIOS Tor
coal for city use were opened the
bid Of the Washburn Coal Company az
S2.75 per ton was referred to commas
sioner Battey. The city attorneys report,
stating that the proposed ordinance regu-
lating tie licensing OF photographers
was implHcticable, was read an filed. "A
petition for extension OF sewers on Elev-
enth street from Broadway to Avenue u.
was read and the city engineer directed
to draw up the necessary plans, specl-
ications and estimate of cost.
The petition of George Wolverton and
others for extension of the white Way
system. from Second to First street on
Main street was referred to Commissioner
Hinciley. .
Warrants in payment for sidewalk con-
struction were ordered to be drawn IN
favor of M. p. Moore against the follow
ing lots:
Lots T to 10, Block 81, Northern Pac-
iic, Second Add.
Lots II g. IL, Block As. Northern Paci-
fic. Second Add.
Lots 4 to 6, Block 10, Northern Pacific
Addition.
Lots / to 6, Block 2S. Mckenzie's Ad-
dition.
Lot |, Block, Rivervlew Addition.
Lots / 4 7, Block "A, RivervieW ADD
Lots ] & 2, Block 10, Rlveryiew Ado.
Lots l. a. 2, Block 20, Riverview Id.
The auditor was directed to notify the
IRumley Company and the state Peniten-
tinry Of conultion Of acknowledgement
by heavy traction engines passing there
over. E>%%#aT
A request for location OF arc light near
the Sisters School was referred to Com
missioner Hinckley.
Sidewalks were ordered to be construct
ed adjoining lots IS to IL, Of Block 70,
Original Plat.
The claim Of p. f. Bylne for damage
to auto, stated to "a been caused by
open street drain, was referred to Com
missioner Bertsch and the city attorney.
The claim of w. Marshall for building
Il chimney III the city barn was disal-
lowed. ....
The claim Of John l.. Larson for relay
Ing sidewalk in front of lot 20. o. F..
was referred to the city engineer and
Commissioner Hlncllley.
The ,ity auditor was directed to pre-
sent Il bill to the Telephone Company for
refund of moneys heretofore paid the
company, emitting therefroin the sums
paid for fire alarms.
The matter of purchase OF additional
fire hose was put over.
The following bills We're or ir:ei paid.
funas neutrality-suspicious. & Peer 60.
81, $40 90: County Treasurer S2t.Uf; Clerk
of Cou"t $500; w. jenkins So; .Tohn Sher-
man Sl.1S: L. Z. Smith s12.a0; lake Zap
ting SLAB; j. E. Alsbury, $i2.Go; NJ.
N,ldcs ~,$1".E0; Jas. Weave SIS -, Fire
nan $500 &&t%
On motion the Board adjourned.
Atutst.-
r. Fl. THISTLETHWAlTE.
City Auditor.