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in payment Of same.
United Chemicals Co.. fumisation sup o, ~
r Ry 1 Vrr aea.sn P Publishing Co.. print
ing and publishing ..........:... 1o4.01
H. Niedeeken Company. record book
for court officer .;.....:.;.:..:.. 1915
W. B. Pratt. expenses to Chicago on
light and water dealings ........ $500
D. D. Morgan. expenses to Chicago on
light and water dealings .......... 1894
Elmwood Dairy. milk supply At pest
house. September. 1918 .....:.... 2.1o
Jacob Kandelin. nursing at pest house
virginia & Rainy Lake Co.. lumber -
Virginia s Rainy Lake Co.. lumber .
The sna au sfps printing :..::::: e7:25
Virginia Hardware company, hard
Meiiis, Prize Co.. auditing permanent
improvements, on account ...... 926.5S
Virginia Electric Power & Water Co.,
fishing. August ................ 1926
John Horkey. street brooms 1900. 11.4o
The Quickprint. printing. Septem-
Risbere 4 Warwick. cement and gravel
on street work .................... 1925
Title M. Brown, checking assessment.
at Duluth and typewritnG work on
light and water deal .............. 1913
Virginia Finnish Hardware Co.. street
Duluth iSaRY Paper per: Stationery Co.. blanks =.
ci tor Ice s,er eom p ice for pest house,
DR.. J. H. Grove. medical services At
Al Rsst 3So sieiord. incidental expense.
virginia REM = f Foundry Machine Co..
crossing plates, ETC., ............ 2OSSS
Virginia Boiler Works. repairs to .o,o
Bd ;ns.ner aosser p01'sf whitman services ~
in purchase light and water plant 1890
Kopp 4 Morris. drug supply for differ
ent departments ....:..........:. wv
Hurlbut 4 Fischer, street supply 40,
E. a Day Line. coal and dr.s:ee.
Eddy:s Drsy 4 Livery line. coal for
vi Ris a''1 Plumbing / Heating Co..
sewer repairs .................... 1855
Norton Hardware Company. hardware ...
Police iSse' snd Fir. commission. "a. Tor
Virginia Hardware Co.. hardware
The viTeini. Enterprise. publishing. ., o..
NJ se a. Murphy expense. to Chicago
attending deal Of light and water
Ml sS.s1"i seyl:n. attending nanieip:l
league organization 1T Minneapolis. 1000
Passed on motion Of Alderman Harvey By
the following vote:
Ayes: Aldermen Heritage, Harvey. Iund-
stroua. Keller. NOLAN. Mattson, McGhee, Co..
fey, Mr.. President-9.
| Nays, none.
! Adopted October 7fh. 1918.
Approved October 18th, 1918.
Moved and supported that the council i'd
iourn until next regular meeting.
Carried.
n. BOYLAN.
| President Of the City Council.
| ALBERT e. BICKFORD,
| City Clerk.
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Council Chamber,
City Of Virginia, Mimi,
October 18th. 1919.

C1ty OF virginia, M1n0.,
October 7th, 1e1s.
Resolution No. S18:
Resolution accepting the final estimate Of
the city engineering department in favor of
Star Electric company for work done by them
on Central avenue and Mesaba avenue white
way systems.
By Alderman Heritage:
Resolved: BY the city council Of the city
of Virginia.
That the final estimate Of the city engineer
in favor of the Star Electric company in the
sum Of one thousand. nine hundred ten and
10-10oths dollars ($l.91o.1o) less $2ss.00 for
the work done by the said Star Electric COM
pany on its Mesaba avenue and Central ave-
nue. white way system. 1918. contract, be and
the same is hereby accepted: and the city
clerk be, and he hereby is authorized and dir
ected to draw a warrant payable out of the
proper fund in favor of the said Star Elec-
trio company in the sum Of $1,910.10 less
$288.00, in payment Of the same.
Moved by Alderman Lundstrom, supported
by Alderman contey. that the above resolution
be adopted. . -=s.@S IL
Ayes: Aldermen Heritage. Harvey, Lund-
strom. Keller. NOLAN; Mattson, McGhee. Coffey.
Mr.. President-9.
Nays, none.
Adopted October 7th. 1913.
Approved October 18th, 1918.
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- - I i = 1zssS ID
Saossd ma
mittee = sivea po.s,. g So s tne n1t.d
800 81 eonnee4 Hon s. Tinls
|on Rooseyelt and Johnson
e Moved and supper ia: th.ts he 1natter q
IN .nfsvater Is consumers when the same =
not raid for Be referred 70 the mayor and city
attorney for proper ordinance covering these
condition. $3.50 - 81,
sHoved and s,,pnorted that M be the sense az
this council that the mayor turn the balance
AZ monies IN his hands 70 the credits x the
charity fund to the local associated charities. ]:
Norsd and supported that lie city of viz
Rinia loan to the village Of NJ Iron III steam
roller and that ail expense in connection with
the reanov.i 81 the zane TO and from Village
be understood to be boene BY the village.
. Carried. ~ So =
%s : Council Chamber. :,
= City Of Virginia, Mimi,
q -. October 7th. 1913.
Resolution No. SIG. 81. 81:
Resolution accepting the mail estimate OF
city engineer In favor Of n. e. Bartlett for
work done on sanitary sewer contract, district
By Alderman Lundstrom. -,
Resolved: By the city council Of the city Of
That The anal estimate Of the city engineer
In favor Of II. L. Bartlett in the sum Of one
hundred seventy-three and ESs-1o0 dollars
($l73.S9), for work done on hi: sanitary sewer
contract for the year 1918. in district dis No 7.
sinia, st. Louis county. Minne.ota, be and the
same Il hereby accepted; and the city clerk be
and he hereby Il, authorized and directed to
draw \ warrant payable out Of the proper fund
IL fa2Sr = IL the g, Il Il sss :si in the
Moved BY Alderman Aattson, supported by
Alderman Nolan. that the above resolution
be adopted. =
strom, Keller, Nolan, Mattson, McGhee, Cof-
FEY, Mr.. President-o.
Nays: none
Adopted October 7th. 1918.
Approved October 18th. 1913.
Council Chamber.
City Of Virginia, MINI.
October 7th. 1918.
Resolution No. ST:
Resolution accepting the final estimate of
the city engineer in favor Of II. L. Bartlett
for work done on storm sewer contract, An.
derson's Third addition.
BY Alderman Nation:
Resolved: BY the city council of the city
That the final estimate of the city enr;neer
in favor of n. L. Bartlett in the sum Of one
thousand, one hundred forty-eieht and $500
dollars ($1,148.88) for work done on his storm
sewer contract, for the year 1918, in district
No. 8, Anderson's Third addition to the city
Of Virginia. st. Louis county. Minnesota. be
and the. same is hereby accepted; and the
city clerk. be and he hereby h authorized and
directed to draw q warrant payable out of
the proper fund in favor of the said II. L.
Bartlett in the sum Of $1.14S.8s in payment
of the same.
Moved by Alderman Coffey, supported by
Alderman Keller. that the above resolution
be adopted.
Ayes: Alderman Heritage. Harvey, Lund-
stron, Keller, NOLAN, Mattson, McGhee, Cof-
fey. Mr.. President-9.
Nays. none.
Adopted October It'll. 1918.
Approved October 18th, 1918.
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Council Chamber.
City Of Virginia, MINI.
October 9TH. 1913.

Council Chamber,
City of Virginia, MINI.
October 7th, 1918.
Resolution No. s19:
Resolution fixing the salary Of the secretary
Of the water and light commission Of the city
of Virginia and fixing the amount of his bond.
BY Alderman McGhee:
Resolved: By the city council of the city
of Virginia, that,
WHEREAS. The water and light commission
Of the city Of Virginia has fixed the salary Of
light commission of the city of Virginia at
the sum of twelve hundred ($1200.00) dollars
for the year beginning October LIST, 1918. and
ending October !. 1914. and
Virginia provides that the salary of said
secretary shall be fixed by the water and
light commission and the city council. and
WHEREAS the city charter of the city Of
fix the amount Of the bond Of the secretary
Of the water and light commission of the city
" BE # RESOLVED, by the city council Of
the city Of Virginia that the salary Of J: w.
commission of the city Of Virginia. be and the
same is hereby fixed at the sum of twelve hun
dred dollars, for the year beginning October l.
1918 and ending October l. 1914:
Murphy. secretary Of the water and light COM
mission of the city Of Virginia give a bond
running to the city Of Virginia in the sum OF
ten thousand dollars. conditioned Tor the faith
full performance of his duties while he remains
secretary Of the water and light commission
of the city of Virginia, said bond to be in
conformance with the provisions of law resu-
lating the same.
Moved by Alderman Coffey, supported by
Alderman Lundstrom, that the above resolution
be adopted.
Ayes: Aldermen Heritage, Harvey. Lund-
strom, Keller. NOLAN. Mattson, AcGhee. Cot
fey, Mr.. President-9.
Nays. none.
Adopted October 7th. 1918.
Annr0uod Ocfoler 1Afh. 1915.
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Council Chamber,
City of Virginia, Mimi,
October I. 1918.

October Z. 1914.
Resolution No. 824:
Resolution granting liquor license to John
Nelson ut No. l02 Chestnut street.
BY Alderman NOLAN.
Resolved: By the city council Of the city Of
Virginia,
That the application Of John Nelson to sell
intoxicating liquors in the front room % the
ground door Of the one story brick BUILDING
situate No. 102 Chestnut street, in said city,
be and d hereby. granted, and that the surety
bond in the sum Of 100000. be and i hereby
accepted and ordered fled after the approval
of the mayor.
License to be for one year from October 1e.
1913.
Moved by Alderman Lundstrom, supported by
Alderman Keller, that the above resolution be
adopted.
+ Ayes Aldermen Heritage, Harevy. Lund-
strom. Keller. NOLAN. McGhee. Co6ey. Mr..
President-8.
Nays: Alderman Mattson-1.
Adopted October 18th. 1918.
Approved October l4th. 1913.
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Council Chamber,
City Of Virginia.. Mimi,
October 7th, 1918.

City of Virginia.. Mimi.
October til, 1918.
Resolution liking the amount Of the bond Of
the collector or cashier Of the water and light
commission of the city Of Virginia.
By Alderman Heritage:
Resolved: By the city council OF the city
That Edward Wenzel, collector Or cashier Of
the water and light commission Of the city Of
Virginia give I bond running TO TIE city OF
Virginia, conditioned for the faithful perfor-
tor or cashier Of the said water and light
commission Of the city Of virginia, in The sum
Of ten thousand ($1o, O00), dollars. said bond
| 10 be in conformance with the provisions OF
law regulating Tie aaDe
Alderman NOLAN. that the above resolution
Ayes: Aldermen Heritage. Harvey. Land-
strom. Keller. Nolan. McGhee. codey. Mr..
President-S
Nays. Alderman Aattson-k~
Adopted October TIL. 1918.
Approved October 18th, 1918.
.~ Council Chamber.
City Of Virgins, MINI.
October TIL. 1918.
RESOLUTION No. 821:
Resolution authoEizins the payment g e:
ward T. Be. BSgls:; attorney for o'ear Final ne
sum q ?sOo.ev. -. -
Resolved: By the city council Of the city d
WHEREAS. on October 9Th. 1918. jude.
ment VA entered n the district court IN the
q '1 v%ain;s s = ia ~ a thrse hundred md
6ve and 60-100ths dollars l<S0e. I'D.
BE TT RESOLVED, b the city council %
| the city Of Virginia that the city clerk p
and he hereby y antaori.ed and directed e
| in favor Of Eward Il. BoyIo, attorney fod
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Council Chamber.
Virginia. Mimi.
October 7th, 1918,

virginia, Alnn.s
October 7th, 1913.
Resolution No. s.:
To the President and City Council Of the city
of Virginia.:
Gentlemen:
We. the undersigned committee ON finance.
would respectfully report that we have audit
ed the following bills and offer the following
resolution for adoption:
A. D. HERITAGE,
GEORGE HARVEY,
Committee.
= Resolved, That the following bills be allow
ed and the city clerk be and IL hereby in
strueted to draw orders on the city treasurer
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81, s sl'sa.e ss. ~
1913
ResoIution No 81:
RESOLUTION aut e
liquor license % ARIEL .. sullivan g No. 311
Chestnut street
by Aldernaan LnndstroGn: $50
Resolved By the city council e Tie eiitJ
u Virxinia,
That the application of @Ansel ]. Sullivan 4
/ sell intoxicating Mquoss 81 the front rOom o.
the ground hoor az the two story hrick huild.
ing situate No. SIT CHESTNUT stxeet. IL .aid
city, Be and = hereby granted. and that III
surety bond IN the sum Of &2.0oo.0o, Be and
i hereby accepted and ordered filed after The
approval Of the mayor.
License to Sc for one yer from October 1sth
1918. @ Sc 4; .:zS
Moved By Alderman NeEhee, supported b
Alderman Coffey. that the above resolution b
adopted. 81 PIT ~ E{l ~ 5sE
Ayes: Alderman Harvey. Landltrom. Ka1.
Ter, NOLAN, McGhee. Co6ey. Nr. Presidenta
Nays: Alderman Heritage. 1attDon-1.
ADOPTED October 7th, 1917. :.~s @@&> 80
Approved October 14th. 1919. = y;
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w.: --... Vcto0e3 1ens 1910.
Resolution No. e23: r.. ::s%:a - =
Resolution granting liquor license b
Adolph II. Olson ut No. 326 Chestnut street.
| By Alderman Ncshee: -
Resolved: By the city council OF the city
Of Virginia,
That the application Of Adolph 81. Dixon. Il
sell intoxicating liquors in the front roJln on
the ground floor Of the two story brick build:
ing situate No. 825 Chestnut street, in said
city, be and il hereby granted. and that the
surety bond in the sum Of 100000. be and b
hereby accepted and ordered fled after the ap-
prevail OF the mayor. -. :. ss..sSS*s
License to be one year from October 2$rd
1918. - &.
Moved by Alderman Harvey. supported By
Alderman Keller. that the above resolution b
adopted.
Ayes: Aldermen Heritage. Harvey, Lund'
strom. Keller, Nolan. McGhee. Co6sy. Mr.
President-&
NAYS: Alderman Nattson-1.
Adopted October 7th, 1918.
Approved October 18th. 1918.
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Moved and supported that the council ad-
| iourn until next regular meeting.
Carried.
n. BOYLAN,
President of the City Council.
ALBERT E. BICKFORD,
City Clerk.
fc0RpORA ATE SEAL)
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-17

MINERS CONE
TO. ". VA. AID
CONTRIBUTE $4,000 TO PAINT
CREEK sTRlKERs-oulET NOW
REteNs ALONG PAINT CREEK.
MILITIA COURT TO TRY sTRlK-
ERs UNDER ARREST.

WILKES.BARRE, Pa, Feb. ia
fund of more than $4,000 has been
raised by the United Mine Workers
of District No. / and will be imme.
diately sent to the strike fields of
West Virginia rs part payment OF
the debt The anthracite miners owe
the West Virginia unionlsts for relief
:giTcn3during the strike Of 1902.
During the six months struggle OF
1902 West Virginia miners were en-
joylng an era OF prosperity. They
freely gave to the relief funds OF the
anthracite men. Now that conditions
have changed, and the anthracite re-.
gion Is enjoying almost unprecedented
prosperity while the West Virginia
men are engaged in Industrial strife,
it has ben decided BY the union men
of District No. to pay back part OF
the old debt. Part OF the $4,000 was
raised by assessment and part by con-
trlbutior. The money Is in the hands
Of the district officials and is To qe
sent to the strike fields at once.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-17
jim. PATERSON
!. IS SENTENCED
PRESIDENT OF NATIONAL CASH
REGISTER COMPANY is FINED
sElVE THOUSAND DOLLARS AND
TO SERVE oNE YEAR IN JAIL.
fBy Associated Press.)

{ \ CINCINNATI, Ohio, Feb. 17.-John
NJ, Patterson, president of the Ma,
ti6hal Cash Register Company, who
With %, other officials or former Off
oIals. 6r the company were convicted
III csInllnal violation OF the Sherman
anttttast law, was sentenced today to
3p.ls tlhelof five thousand dollars and
tcSerye one year in jail. The 2S other
defendants were sentenced to terms
ranging from nine months to n year
ana to pay the costs. Before passing
sentence Judge Hollister denied the
motion OF the defendants for new
trial and declared the defense had sub
mitted no,new evidence. "He came 10
the conclusion" he said, that the YER
diet had been upheld by the evidence
The bond Of President Patterson WIS
Increased ten thousand dollars,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-17
HIS
SWEETHEART
HARRY CUNNINGHAM THEN
MAKES A DESPERATE EFFORT
TO END His OWN LIFE.
An Aasociated .p-ess.l

WHEELING, w. Va, Feb. 17.-After
shooting his sweetheart, Rebecca
Diego, aged 10, in the hip, shotterins
the hip, Harry Cunningham, OF Del.
laire, made desperate effort TO kill
himself at noon today, He shot him
self in the head and when disarmed,
hurried to his home where he lashed
his throat with q butcher knife. His
sister took the knife from him. Secur
Ing a razor. Cunningham again cut his
throat and his sister again disarmed
him and held him until the police ar
rived. After being led out OF the
house he jerked a hot pin from his sis
ter's hat and attempted to pierce his
heart.
The pin penetrated his lung. Physi:
clans who, dressed his injuries at the
police station said that he might re-
cover bit the wound inflicted BY the
hat pin was the most seriotis,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-17

It's well understood number Of Carksburg people
are assisting Famonte who opposed to commission form of
government doing all in their power defeat the
that passed the lower house of the legislature The
Carkbgrs who lending their influence to the nefarious
Farmon they do want this city far ahead of
the uprv The advantage that Famont would have over
Cabg good government too much for the people OF Carks
case Of sour grapes and get they working with
Faironers seeking to kill the bill that has passed the
house reported the committee they not
able to kill the bill they hope emascuate that is nugatoy
measure providing for of the relief which the people of Fair
mont are seeking
It time for the people of Faon get busy and write
wire their for the measure that has already passed
the house Urge your Representatives branch of the eg
mont Charter BILL Write them to-day Tell them what you want
and urge them according the wishes Of the people Of Fair
mont who are seeking to possess themselves of for having
better and municipal government Write to-day Wire at
once.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-17

To ELECT
l. S. SENATOR
REPUBLICANS WILL CAUCUS TO.
NIGAT-MANN FORCES MAY GO
TO JAMES S. LAKlN.
Especial to West virginian.) }


CHARLESTON, W. Va, Feb. IL
For the eleventh time the West Vir-
ginia Legislature voted but failed TO
elect a United states Senator The
Republicans will hold a caucus TO.
night 1t is believed that If the Mann
forces fail to nominate their man they
will go to James S. Lakin.
Made possible by the change in the
vote Of Delegate Hartley, of JACKSON
county, the resolution providing for
woman suffrage passed the House of
Delegates bya vote Of IS to 81 at noon
to-day. 1t now goes to the Senate for
concurrence. The resolution provides
that the question must be submitted to
the people for ratification. A cheer
rang through the House when Hartley
changed his vote giving the necessary
rumber 10 pas sthe resolution.
The vote to-day: Watson, 40; Ham,
lIton, /; Daley, 4: Mann, IS; Elkins,
IS; Hubbard, II; White, 6; Golf, 2; Ed
wards, .; Northcott, /.
The change in the vote today was
as follows: England from Mann to
CONTINUED on Page EiELt.l
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EXPECTED At
THE CAPITAL
SPECIAL GRAND JURY TO RESUME
PROBE IN BRIBERY CHARGES
EDWARDS NOT INDICTED.

CHARLESTON, Feb. 17..--Additlon'
al sensations in the senatorial bribery
charges are expected today, when the
special grand jury in the intermedl'
ate court of Kanawha county will re.
sumo its Investigations. Despite the
alleged efforts to have an indictment
returned against William seymour
Edwards none have been returned. 8.
u::sG. Rhodes, who had warrant
sworn out for Edwards fof an alleged
attempt 10 brlbe Delegate J. N. Smith,
was himself indicted for offering the
bribe after Delegate ]. NJ. Smith ap'
peared before the grand jury.
Many OF the legislators who did not
appear before the. special grand jury
Saturday will appear today, as will a
large number of persons for whom
summons have been issued. Rumors
are current that persons not members
OF the legislature will be drawn into
the dragnet. Rumor also has it that
some of the Democratic members of
the legislature are on the anxious seat.
The efforts to abolish the interme-
date court rt Kanawha county and
thus retard the investigation, has
caused much feeling among those who
oppose the court investigation and the
summoning OF the Legislators to ap'
pear before the grand jury.
The legislative investigation com
mittee, composed of two members OF
the senate and three from the house,
expect TO begin their investigation to-
night, but it is not likely much will be
done during the coming week owing
to the great amount or work before
the legislature and its being the last
week Of the session.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-02-17
CONSTRUCTION
OF SJBSIlTIQl
IS STARTED
MATERIAL IN;oLD POWER l.AllT
BEING, REMOVED 10 tNT 3.
STATE.
.PLANNlNG FOR gRlNllPElNB
LINE WILL BE coMPlETEp
READY FOR oPERsTloN Juk
FIRST. 81

The material used Ia the con
tlon OF the old pawer plant d sixth
street, on the Belt Line Ii being
moved to two miles south q Glare
where ii will be used in the eonstFpcs
tlon OF the NJ. v. T. Co. syst lie
work of moving this materia has been
going on at rapid rate, AtsoHe losd
S,4OO bricks were transported from ne
old power plant to the site ct the new
substation.
The foundation for the plant d about
completed and soon the walk II tie
building will be erected. ThsIpachin.
cry has been purchased from he sen
eral Electric Company and WIZ ps Ia.
stalled at an early date. This plant
viii be equipped With two Bic rotary
converters. Part OF the building glll
be fitted up for q ticket nee and
waiting room.
The second substatlDn FOR he
ton. line is located at 5ahe Tie
Baltimore aud Ohio started today to
put in temporary switch Hi order
to deliver the machinery for sli
station. This plant will be q duplicat
OF the one at Interstate.
The third substation viii llbe erected
at Weston and will be the count tefpas
Of the Others two on the line The
equipment for all Of these plants tas
been ordered and will soon be ready
for shipment.
The work on the Weston eStenalcf
is progressing as rapidly, as weaslies
conditions will permit. The contshc
tors say that the road viii be complet
ed by July first and at tie rats tse
work is moving forward now IL looiSs
as If this date will give the contsac-
tors ample time to make their asses.
tlOns good.
The pay rool shows that there are
$50 men on the construction ofg tals
line and that 58 wheel scrapers; tctir
steam shoyels. three steam engines
one steam hoist and two, pile drivers
are being used in getting this 5foad
ready for operation.
With the assurance that the line; siil
be completed by the first Of July M
ion people are already making prepa
ration for grand opening. This opsn.
ing will probably be held on.the Foutll
Of July and will be one Of thee ereat
events in the history Of the capiti
Lewis county.