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The Southern indicator. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1903-1925, 1914-11-14
NOTES FROM CLAfLIN.

Orangeburg, October 1G, We
have two baleg,of cotton sent in
by our patrons for which we
have allowed them ten cent per
pound.
Over three hundred mostly
upper class students, have been
enrolled.
Dean Lewis is taking hold with
strong hand and the student
body are delighted with him.
Miss Ann Rushton Of New
York left in her will two thou
sand dollars to ClafIin. We
have been notified that the
money is ready to be paid over.
The Claflin Farm and Truck
Farm have been unusually sue
cesful this year. We will have
corn and sweet potatoes to sell.
The Clafin heating plant has
been thoroughly over hauled
this summer at an EXPENSE Of
over two thousand G)Ilars. A
model Laundry has been aompIet-
ed and equipped during the
summer at all expense Of about
five thousand dollars. The yir,s
will appreciate the inside DRYER
that drys the clothes in a few
moments while you wait. i'ne
dryer cost about three hundred
dollars.
The churches and the schools
must be maintained even if cotton
sells at a low price.
Claflin will allow ten crnts for
cotton III settlement for old
accounts.
The home for self sustaining
girls under the care Of Mrs.
Witherspoon bids fair to be
crowded this year.
Despite the low price Of cotton
Clafln opened with twenty-five
more students than were enrolled
the same date year ago.
The Clafiin Business Co lege
under the direction Of Miss Julia
H. Dorsey mas put in set of
new Underwood Typc-writers,
and is prepared to train both
men and women in all business
The Southern indicator. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1903-1925, 1914-11-14
EI5LE STUDY COUPON.

Bible and Tr;.si Sorl"'y. II Hicks
Street l;snui:!!n. y.
Kindly send Inc the Sibie
Studies marked hr,uw.
"E:Ecre are tie Dc..d?"
"Forgi1a!,lc ard objectionable
Sins
What Say tic scri:: lures Rs
s:ec.ino Prni:l,2.2ns?"
"Rcl, Man In HELL"
"ln the Gross of Christ We Glory"
"Moat Precious Text" - John
3:16.
"End Of Tie Age Is tho Harvest"
"Leret', and Breadth, Height and
De-, Of Gods Love-"
The Ttief In Paradise"
CHRIST Our Passover Is Sacri-
fcc;."
IT, n.:cn Christ"
"Fcteo":.raton and Election"
TIC Gc-:'c cf All Nations"
". .ssi;-t R.eC;ned."
=, "-,.:u i:inJdom."
-; ;, f.:oneracnt."
Spiritual Israel Natural ls-
- l."
80 ' ''I'e* ~ t'1c SCHIIeS.
= rt-'i,, go lords Jewels"
it.ru-! y Thy 5.ci,.c."
~ .c-I:y All flight"
~ "a; is the Soui7"
'>.11::ng krny:."
"Tac ito-e Of Immortality"
"Ihc %H-l's Daughter, the eride.":
&c ::;a's,'>, .!hy Permitted"
S":7r:s.tny Toward the Mark"
.ar e;;an Science Unscientifio
~:r ! V:nGr, r,5t,a,"
'i:.' La"t.'a :;c;:.rn."
Cc'I:n Rule"
=. :",o SaIvatIons."
Maine ................
S.i'':
tE. HEd state
l',n ~ ,.i;i Of the above cou-
I"ii "r wi: send amy one Of
I!:""" Bible Ei::.lirS FREE; any
,i,!r" %; l.Ir;u fur 5 cents
!S!::::'i:N' 81 li:r entire 81 for 25
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The Southern indicator. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1903-1925, 1914-11-14
Saturday, October 81, 1914.
The Carman Mistrial.

AS was expected, Mrs. Carman
was not convicted Of murder.
There is surprise however over
the failure of the jury to agree
upon verdict. The verdict, or
rather the failure Of those twelve
men to reach a verdict. is a pref
ty clear indication Of public opin-
ion in reference to the case. Some
people believe Mrs. Carman gull
ty Of murder ard should be pun
ished. Some believe she killed
Mrs. Bailey but feel that Mrs.
Carman should be given the same
consideration. that would have
been shown DR.. Carman had he
killed a man about Mrs C;,rman
under like conditions and circum-
stances. Some have doubts about
her guilt, and would not have
convicted her were they on the
jury. Others. and we believe,
they are not numerous, believe
she is innoceak@ ,4 should have
been acqui.tedea
To our thinking. DR.. Carman
is the worst criminal in this whole
deplorable affair. The question
is, will this matter send him into
deserved obscurity and bring up
on him merited unpopularity and
withdrawal of patronage aup sup
port. In their relations with
meg and women the physElan is
supbos9a to shnd morally fn a
class with the minister Of the
gospel. The standard. in both
professions or callings. needs
toning up.
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teel' assistance?
Doubtless t II cy
were deferred by
fear. Cr0wtline
around the Savior
w e re weeping
women. Turning
to them. He said,
Weep not for
Me. but for your
selves and your
children" Il he
Masters words
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direction Of the
hosts that have
fallen asleep in
death. that thief
Will he l'clnrlll-
bcrrd by I II Y
Master. Untloubt-
ctily Il Grca |
blessing will then
be his; for his
comforting words
spoken on tho
cross indicated Il
tender. cuntri!c
The Southern indicator. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1903-1925, 1914-11-14

seeking the mountains ana hills for
protection are assumed by some Bible
students to refer to the great. trouble
which came upon the Jews thirty-Scv-
ell years later. in the destruction OF
JcruS;llcm; and that this trouble Cnrc-
sha.lowed the greater distress which
will occur in the close Of this Gospel
Age.
"They Parted My Garments
While Jesus was dying, the stony
hearted Roman soldiers cast lots for
His seamless robe. dividing His other
garments amongst themselves. The at
titudc OF the world is further repre-
srntcd in the two culprts who were
executed ut the same time. one on
either side OF Jesus. above whose head
WAS the inscription. liking Of tile
Jews" One OF them rallied at Jesus
rs Il fraud, Eantcring Him to manifest
whatever power lie had by saving
Himself and His associates Little did
lie realize that IL Jesus had saved
Himself lie could not have been the
Savior Of the world!
/ The other thief hcfriended Jesus. de-
claring that lie had been uniuStly ac-
cusrl. Turning to Jesus. he expressed
his faith in our Savior by asking a
reward for his kind words. lie said.
Lord, remember me when Thou com
est into Thy Kingdom" The pnor thief
knew that Jesus cininicd- to tse "A King
and recognized that He was worthy to
be one. so noble OF character and Of
appearance was lie What If nuillly.
in the great beyond, this Gnr should
prove to he Messiah: The thief would
!, ut least fell the truth. declare 4 word
in His defense and ask kind remcm-
hrance If this One ever reached His
kiI.ly power.
|. Jesus answer seems to have been
very generally misunderstood i'm the
past. We thought that lie promised
The thief to he with Him that same
day In The Kingdom. Yet we knew
that according to other Scriptures .!r-
SuS Himself waS not in the Kingdom
that day. hut In .Toseph'% new tomb;
that lie did not rise from the dead.
from Shrol Iladcs. the tomb. until the
third day; AMI that even then He sail
to Mary. II have not yet ;scrhdad to
My Father" Evidently Jesus could
not have meant that lie AMI tie thiei
would be together in Paradise that
day.
Paradise. lost six thousand vcarS ago
Will br restored by Messiah in His gln
riolS kin",lun The thief h;lS l.rru
sleeping in death. waitin" for the time
when MrSSiah'S Kingdom will come
Jesus answer was in full accord with
this fart-''Ecrily, | say unto thee to-
day this day when nothing seems
more unlikely than that shall ever
have Il Kingdom !. thou shalt he with
Nc in Tpr;disc."
Jesus Kingdom will quickly turn the
world into Il p:raLiSc. and in the re.;
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-03
MADAME I.E NoRMAND

What more appropriate when gag ing pensively over the eyer-changfng waves of the sound than to wonder what fate has in store and how the future is going to develop. For amusement or profit it will repay the visitor to consult. Madanlef LeNor- Enan6B paln1ist and cla1rvoyant of 40 years exp erience. She is located op- posite Gibbons hotel. Forty years of satisfying a fIckle public should be a recommendation not easily overlook ed.
 PALAIs DE DAN NsE
 The early predictions that Jack sons Palais De Danse at Savin Rock
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-03
sMIFIlTs LuNoH.

Salt air and a ronp along the beach, es makes person hungry and ap- preciative of good cooking That is one reason why Swift's lunch is prov ing popular. On the way. to Walnut Beach it is a superior place to satis- fy the inner man. Getting off at stop 102 places you right at the door. There is a day and night service. ev- erything is of the best and during the summer there is a special noon day meal,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-03
ARCHIE,s RIFLE RANGE.

When at Meadows End it will pay you to aim for Archie's rifle range, if you are looking for wholesome amusement and arohtable time. Who does not enjoy trying his skill with the rifle, The enjoyment is doubly such whensa a cool place is pro- vided within sight and sound of the waves. All of the latest and up-to- sdate spoFtiug novelties are to be found heres in fact ak oclx is such as would be a credit to many a city store Archie hurst realizes the demands Of the pleaEure seeker on the beach and has well provided to satisfy theme
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-03
RocK IsLAND HousE.

Boating, bathing and fishing in the waters of the Sound are three de- tails necessary in fully enjoying a
 summer at the shore. These three
 are abundant1y furnished to those selecting the Rock Island Hotel at Savin Rock as a place to pass the var cation days T. A. Bell and F. J. Kerrigan are in direct charge. The hotel has all modern Improvements, makes special rates for families and
 has reduced rates during this month and September During the other months the patronage makes it un- excepting the service given. Shore dinners are a speciality at this place.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-03
WALNUT BEACH HEIGHTS.

Realizing the popularity being gain ed by Walnut Beach as a summer re- sort, U F. Rutland. owner of The Heights has divided the property into a few plots containing about an acre each and providing ample space for 9 tennis court. garden etc. There is a seven-room cottage to be disposed of which has two yerandas, all improve ments and is in a superior location. The property was bought a number of years ago, making it possible to offer it at a very reasonable figure. Gas and city water is furnished and there are good trolley facilities. The Ioca- ton is near the salt water
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-03
BUNGALoW SITES.

For those preferring fresh water sites for summer vacations there can hardly be found a more attractive spot than along the shores of beau tiful Lake Quannepaug in North GliIford. Just the place for the building of a bungalow. Forty acres of this beautiful country land is go- ing to be opened up shortly. J. T.. Orlsson. real estate dealer at 39 Church street, New Haven, knows all about it and will be glad to irnpart his Knowledge sto any one desiring it. There are also numerous other desir- able farm and shore properties han d1ed by MT. Orlsson.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-03
FAIRFIELD PAVILION.

Two thousand four hundred square feet of floor space, good music and electrical illumination at one of the most attractive beaches along the coast. That's what has been provid- ed by the Fairfield Pavilion Go. The dance hall is for rent to clubs or pri- vate dancing parties Private bath shouses are for rent during, the season. Transients may find bath houses and bathing suits with the best of service. Shower baths are another attraction. There is ice cream provisions made at the pavilion. A C.. Acker of Fairfield is the manager
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-03
WHITE CITY.

in the heart of Savin Rock the White City. Mecca, Of pleasure seek CTS, is attracting as it has never done before. There is reason, the excel lent attractions furnished. There is the Orpheum theatre at the White City gate, the feature play house of New England. There is a small gen. eral admission and reserved seats for a small additional sum. The Sunday concerts and pictures shown are an attraction. But few visit Sayin Rock who do not visit the White City
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-03

would prove to be one of the most popular places Of this popular shore resort this summer, bids fair to be realized. As the season advances the patronage is increasing At the end of the loop this magnificent dance hall, the. Rhodes of New England. '' daily attracts it's hundreds. There is dancing from 1:30 o'clock in the afternoon until midnight with music by SchIeinss orchestra. As an added attraction there is exhibition dancing by Royden Berkeley and partner, for= merly of Castle House. New r ork.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-03
ISLAND VIEW HOPED.

Shore dinners are a great attrac- ton for the summer tourist. and there is a great he1d for those Knowing how to properly put Up such a menu. The Island View Hotel at Walnut Beach has won a high reputAtion for it's. service. Meals a Ia carte as well as reon1s by the day, week or month are fnrnished. The service isssof aa high order The rates are low in cofnparison with the service The hotel is on the water front
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-03
AUTO EXPRESS.

Aiready the success of T. Began s Bridgeport and Milford Auto express service is assured and the visitors to the beaches are ,appreciating the con- venience. All beach resorts from Bridgeport to Milford are visited. Of- ders left at Clampett,s drug store, Bridgeport, Mrs J. E. Brodericksa Myrtle Beach or at Howe,s drug store, Milford will receive prompt atten- ton.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-03
HORSE AND ANIMAL SHOW.

Even if you did visit the greatest show on earth Tuesdaysyou will find profit and enjoyment in visiting L. B. Warmers horse and animal show at Walnut Beach. The management assures the public that some of the biggest freaks in the world are han dled by them and that any and all patrons will be convinced that there is no fake connected with the pro- duction.
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Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1914-10-29

JE.4A
@oeieDelt fster 9tmefraterae !
Henniplpania. Grie, go, ben 20be
Oftober. Oberit Gbeooore &ooiepeH
boIot en- 0algtale ber ioaG / bull
ten ban go6tien6te Sannnenilutnin.
gen melleul Denofraterne % Waib-
i11gto11-9artiet i Benniplpania til
Stgtte for 0anee 6. MeGornaicf,
Der1ofrat, til @uberugr. :
Dette er Sen ferlte 5tat, ! bbil-
fen gr-HrRli6enten bar giDet iua-
oan @tptte. SO. 8. 2eipis, Maib-
i11gtpn (Hrogresfib) 9artiets &al1-
bibat, traf iig tiIbage III Gorbel for
Megorutict for Here Tiger fben
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1914-10-29

Ira Nnrn-Nurur
8snberae ilmtter iis iantu,en+ 81
JGlleslagteri trnfes oprettet
1,teb Set fbrite paa Srunss,

Sron0biem ben 3ote Sftober.
Den 111ooerne San,pirfebeDegeIie
inoen Sorobr11eet bar efterbpert b,11,.
Det Smraaoe ogiao i ro-92orge.
}friber uTrbnbere,1". 8. Iromsp bar
Ser inaIeoes en- 9io bpret arbeibet
for Sprettelie af ct GRIlesIagteri,
og bet ier MI u6 ill., at Blonerne
nermer Jig iin Sterilization. st mo.
berne SIagteri Der Rorb oil Here
9enfeenber bere of flor. @etpo,1it1g.
Ser er iom befienbt Ell ;fte Iibe1
&iboabl og betpbeItge Maugber
@logt f6res isrober: &pnIitete11 er
t1niblertt6 ne5 syre1nfon1iten til
&ronbbiern oe &riitiania life ioa
goo, iom snfelig fltt1be pare og
9riferne blioer oerefter. Set ifpl.
oes for en- itor DeI uguritige 9rolls.
portforboI6 ober 6e la1ge Diito,1cer,
oct ber giel6er, ,11e1t ogiao og fol1'ts
ltse meget 1tbeIotg og 11fDt1oie Meo':
Ingtning og 111i116re rer1slig He,
bon6ltng of Slagtet. Ser far io!r
befien6t / be ie11ere slar ppret or.
beibet meget for at foa be6ret aieOr
u6fbrielen nor6fra og Ipbober, o..
OprettelIen al Sellesilogterier pi|
life blibe Sc 11i116{t bigtige 9eo i
btsie 8eitrebeIler. --....
S olle Eromss alr1ts 9ijtrifter
nebiattes for 11ogen Gio iioe1r Sc,
preIentanter, Ion1 ifuloe arbeibe Tor.
@en6ernes Gilputntns til Jnlles,
Fagteriet, og Sc far npIis bopt Dfe,
De / 1romsg 8p. Der bnreperet nb-
ft1lig Strio, o1n Slneteriet if1l(be
ligge ber eller paa Soritao. Set
blep tneo oberpelber6e GlertaI pebz
taget at beige Gromss.
7 Com @arnntibeLsb for @logteri,
ets &o{tenoe bar faltiot 10 @roner
pr: So. Sintil CT. al, 9os @aoro=
brnaere tea1et 1900 @i6r elIer. en-
E@arantiifap pna $4,000 aro1ter.
SSmiofertibo fattot urn1 set for Iioelf, Iifef (,
og nan beil11tteoe berfor enlte1nn1ig
lite. at gao, igong 1,1eo SIogteriet
forelebtg, bbis Der life in0en lte
Gebruar 11e1te Mar er tegnet 8,O0G
&ier eller en- iarnlet @arantijun, al
10000 &roner. Ma1 piI ba .belles
drbetoe bt6ere poo Elanernes Meali=
iatton og inte6ens itfre fig Cont, fac
uoorbeioet 9laner oe aeeninger me<
bioere. Wan bor eo5t |@aob ont al
naa oe1t faitlotte @ara11tiiuln.- Gr
116ien6ine fra .Selifabet for 9eorgc:
bel, 2an6brltgsforoioot Speroo,. ifo
1bplt boloe 6ore6rag oeroppe or
Snr1btrfetanfen. ... -. .
0ean Eapoe oprin6eIig tnnft o
begDnoe @lagteriet n1eo e.1 9arol1ts.
ret @apital al 10000 @roner. 9eao,
1nan bar beilutei en- l1opioeNe til
$4,000, ct set for at sgtbe Goretoge1-
bet en- soo og itffer @aits ira fsrIte
Stunb al. Denn gisr od Megni1la
paa, at 1000 @aarobrugere Ifal
1toa Bag 5oretasenoet os aIIigeuaI
repreienterer life Sc mere era II
a 15 al sln1tets SSorobrue. .~
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1914-10-29

Baris tneloer, at Ran1pen paa Be
olliereoes benifre s5Igi peoparer meo
flor 0oloIontheo, ierlig r,tnot ar>
ras, 2a 8aslee og Arn,entieres 1ioen
at 1togen Side bittoer 1togen parig
ioroel.. '....z-
gn 9ailp Mail Rprreiponbent te=
legraferer 3borsoae fra gor6=
Sranfrige, at Set igaar pe6 gaieu>
port ltofietnpebe 5lng bar poerit
oolbiontt. Ipiferne foridgte at faIte
en afoeling MOB 9a1nferque / 5fiuI
al Sonoopnerne, men blep bogita-
pelts talt n,asfafreret al Sc belgiIfe
Eropper, asfiiteret al BRITTLE &rigs=
ifibe. 8elgilfe iaareoe n1elote, at
Slo0en ifpllebe @auge al tpIfe breb=
te op paa @tranoen. Iplferne jfoI
efter paalibelig gfterretning bope
bragt SoritRrfntnger fra Centrum
og Hhetnns ggne11 til oen beire SLIT.
y3arlsr,tbe4s 8ebrift.
= 2o1bon beu 23be Oft. ct Ee=
le9ram fra generiffa, &onarieerne,
oateret Sborsoag, 1nelber, at Ben tD,
ffe &rpoier u4orIsrube~ bar boret
Is brittle @pHar6iffibe ife1f / 9lts
lanterbdpet.
. gfterretninge11 bero1n bIep brugt
til Seneriffa al 0en tDife Dan1per
.4grefelb1 Der eteHb1r, oertiI a1eo
Monbfaberne fro Sc brttr,fe Gdn1pe.
re @tratbrop, Mople groneb, Sigb-
lono 9ope, Snbrani, @ios SgnasIeu,
Garn, Niceto, Warta De 2arrinaga,
@erpa1tes, Gorntlh Gitp, Brutb,
@onber og 2pnromun, Ser alIe par
fenot ttlbuu6s af &arIsrube. Gre.
telD bleb f1lgt tno 9apnen af be
tDife Ganpere 8atasonio, 9}io Gee,
gro og Mi1mcion. On ienere Meo~
6elelie erfl9rebe at ober 400 al
Manbifoberne er Sanger, og at @an=
belsfarteterne for bet n1eite bleb
ien6t tilb1,nos / Mtlanteren. Sc
bar bopeoiageltg / Gart poa Spo=
Qmertfu.
8egibenbeber tilibs.
+ 2o1oon oen 236e Sft. ct Eele,
gron fra Befing til @rcbonge Sele,
qrnpb golnpanD rtelber, at De aIItes
rebes 4riesffibe bar fapret Ell tpIf
0eitroper, BET un6ilap fra @iao'
ebau 8ugten. 49, F. -.-.s-..,
= Berlin Sen 23be 0ft. Set er=
fleres officieIt BerIi1t ibag, at set
mpitiife Stub, Ser nDIig bleb fpret
moo en- oanif 11noerbanosbaaS, iffe
TOM fra ,1oget tDif &rtgslfib.
= 2o,toon ben 236e Off. Sen
ibenife Camper vMlice", paa Sier1-
bel fra 2onoon itebte paa en- Mine
/ Noroieen og ianf poa tre Mil1uter.
9eIe 8eIetni,gen bleb bierget.
- 2on6on ben 23oe -9ft. @ir
Sobn gapen6iIb, 8ro6er al @ertl1=
gen af Denonfbtre, CT faIbel1 &an1p.
= 2onoon 0en 24be Gft. ct Sc
legram fra s(r1iterba,n til Neuters
Bureau flyer, at 6en norlfe 9antper
r5eintlan0" fra Mn1iter6am til gng-
lat1b er i1tnfet, ontagelig al Ell Mine.
Manbifabet bleb bierget.
2on6on Sen 24oe Sft. 9en
tplfe GIaabe biier 8egn til Mftibitet.
Oct ,neIbes, at gpeioerfrpole-
re er feet at operere fra Seleo,
Iono, 1neDens @teber / @oIInnb meI=
bpr, at aIle Mnnbifaber ct fa1bt til-
bage til Sc ~iiore 4rigsffibe, ser er
foranfret Milbelntsboben og &iels
9abne ul;ber Gorternes &anoner.
Hrinfen at 6esien.
>2of1oon oen 23be DIT. Set
mDitert1trn, Der on1gan &ei}erens
Sgiteri6n, Hrins Mari1nilian al SEES.
lens Sfipbne, er I'LL Iolt / Ell &ap-
port fra BET offieieIle OplDsni1.gsbu-
reau ibag. Den 20-aarige Hrin5
bleb 6soelig iaaret ben 12te Sftober
/ aar1petle npr Mont 0eseata. San
bleb begrabet i BET paa 9dibeoragef
aggenoe Molters sssnrh fan1ne11 nseo
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QYine oret fine OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for Ryen Den britfe
5laao antaees at pile unuloglore at QYfern oor tt fig
fal paa 6en be9ife ener oen frantic Ryf
Sranimenoee eloes prflone laos &lia drne
23rine foes at loe poloiomt Ramp relem 2mntres
Slle General bon 22ineharot faloen 23e9tn
operensemee melm o rusfeo9 Sc orro 8retnn9r fra
Set eli9e 5elt peoparer lnoerpanobaao til Qopprans
port 6ran5 5eroinanos uloroer fYoe
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Jornlpffet en- grJnb. Sarlerr,
Mont., 22oe DIT. 5omeiteaoer gil
g. Ssiaeion fra Wfir1neiutn bIep ober-
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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-05-20
CITY COUNCIL DoINGs

VIRoouA. WIS. May 10 1914
COMMON council of City Of ViroQua met In
regular session. Present Mayor Beat. Alder
men Hofstead. Morrison. A. s. Nelson W. r..
Nelson, Sterry and Rogers
Labor accounts allowed: A. BELOW ss.75.
Guy rewalt Sil29 Geo Hall Sii.s5, A. S. Nell
son S1l IS VIM. Weleh and team S20.25. Spec
ia police W. n Lehman. Boyd Han ~ each.
Resolution presented asking employment Of
Third Regiment Band for ten publi1 concerts
during year at Ss5 each. Introduced and laid
over under rules. One regarding duties Of
city clerk read and laid over under rules
On motion OF Alderman w E Nelson offer
OF Torger Fortney was accepted TO excavate
30x3O feet for basement in rear OF hotel: that
he load dirt aud city furnish teans to remove
the same.
An invitation was accepted from the g. A.
X. 20 Join in Decoration day services.
Mayor Beat nominated X. Sueafly for weed
commissioner Unanimously confirmed.
Bids for city printing read from CENSOR and
Leader Motion OF A. s. Nelson rules we're
suspended and propositions considered. Mo-
ton Of Alderman Rogers that contract for
city printing be let TO Vernon County Censor,
as per bid. for ensuing year Roll call on sus-
pension Of rules all voting aye. Roll call on
final passage. all voting aye.
The following was embodied in a motion.
made by Alderman A. s. Nelson. and seconded
regarding rock bought and sold By the city:
All rock from the quarry to be weighed on the
Bekkedal scale. All rock sold By the city 70
be weighed on Nuzum Sons scale Crushed
rock bins to remain locked. and key to same
be left In possession Of Nuznm & Sons The
clerk to keep'n accurate account OF al rock
bought and sold BY the city Including rock
used on the streets and TO render accounts
.sroiiintly for all rock purchased from the city.
Price of crushed rock to he $40 per cord,
Motion carried. all voting aye under suspens
sion Of rules
on motion " A. S. Nelson clerk and chair
man o. Committee on public property were
authorized TO puT use for use OF city marshal
a revolver cap. flasn light and billet. All vot-
ed aye on roll call and suspension.
on motion coOncil adjourned.
GEO II CLARKE City Clerk