1887-03-11; Clare Democrat

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MBABBMtfTEDi THIS TIME FOB AB-
GHAB&J2D   WITS BTfkN'-
TMM   BMSLUENgE v OF
JAS.:SILKW0BTH, LSTDM- '
mMMEB. 1884.,
'0om-mnnicat«e(i:
EDITOK J>ESlbCRA
Harrison Cleaver, v.
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Tn.jtice that the
f-'h hag  long since
There was a meeting of the comniittee-
of the Business' Men's Association at the'
office of E. D. WTieaton last "Friday ev.e-
King. - There "were present' 'president
Wbeaton, viee-presM0nt G-. "W." Biaith,
feeasurer Henjy Treyidick, correspon'd-
iHg Beeretary .(& W.. Perry and recording
secretary M. J>f.' "Eaton. *  Although the
"been the raouthplee^ Jim Carr,is get- -^ojint of adTertising^-to set "before the
ting terribly inter6s# hi the case .0f 1 outside woria^e. many'natural adyr-
pi'i'j
now serving
for bui*-
TSE GMAR€BSV^t ^AY<XSimiMTHAT HE
"WM* IZ® 'ig&nJBXf&D '.TOi'* JACKSOH TO
33Sa03£T im®  BALANQB  OF
^ATffllAL "LIFE.
HIS.
1.C o   S5E¥SJGIJaS?pi'3B©-S:©3S'AS© A©0©WC*ai""O:K.
<S£Ses ©-Visa' Bl^eiafs- store.
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,-!^3©c>aI?l#l3Q'£ifS©lis.. ©ass «sf 3Sii"a sfeeet.
._;. ■*: ^i-ssa^s?© afi   SsTEjrjjrMick*®   tag sSSeie,
... Jisj-i Can* Ms "been-, released fjeoin' fthe
IfcMca Jaii'ai&dL^ -with ■ his
l *fQOB*Br.^ss©efefeS'at -Haiffison-—the scene
;;^f &l^:iffifgiafee^--and#Sexe.;W-a.s once ,.lo°
•eatet'ils *t3§e¥il?*3 Kanehe^- a' "hell-hole''
•fefet.ls f|tEi0"iaa in■'nearly every household
I® the:: Bj@3& oi Michigan, and ".who'se-
.; ^rfepil'etoE "has won -a reputation Irorn
Ilife fieeds that -reaches  nearly, * oyer *.- tte
l©sti2^:")^rttoAiifliericai2.contin^       .-.*'*
I*a-*Peii5eo2ber,-i885,'CaiT,- on  a' change;
-wemme^&m ihs> Olare circuit court had -a
$8SS33S%B5e.
ilia
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^ZZ32j SlCIOs, dSljSOj
aC-cca^ Qffled, owes 3>
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J?£C23*5S33!BS.
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•   PA3tl-3?I3I2s
c:X*9sac?ci:cs."" ■
fSzo zsoztezz- style* JFc;
CZZBM±11[$C!, S>^3QtMt{fc
; trial  la ^-ratiot county,   the    charge
against Mm being tor-thC.-Qi-UEder .. ol an
inmate of his,. de&1^-natte4**!Fr'an"kie'.J Os.-
boxn, ancl <» tlie'Mth 'day of*" the:-"; nionth-"
a jor^fpmdliim guilty" o£;thie cMt^el
Judge Hart, suspended - judgnient', phtii
Jaiiteas-y ^Ist,: when he, sentenced Carr ' to
itfteen years bard labor in Jackson State
■prisma;*. 'Oninotion.-.of CaiT's atte%iey
|--j^-.Bnpse^e.'**^n"i*fe''|^ .hjm a  new
f.trial, claiming'-to,:|iave found'; conflicting
tesfimpssy in th©"evidence pr'oduced,.. and
1?*Kfo ©r.&sree *w®e"ka"ago Carr was ^eieas-
mfeo-m-Jaclksoa/liaying served about a
yeg-f-g Mm% &m$4&$£.Qh to Ithaca to a*#ait
Ms me^-trlaL :-
Itafe ^pesiay*Fr^seeuting Attorney.
-Bnrrltt« of Harrison, _ accompanied- b'y
Bepstf EhesiffAiisMas of Clare, went;, to'
Ithacs, ea*tered. a nolle prose in the charge
of mmmer and immediately rearrested
Q&TF-,. &mT&lMg_.. Mm 4 with . -ar^ou—tW
"pM-mlug'^f &s&. Bfl&woith% ttonse .ia iie-r
eeniber, 1884, while the" iniiiates were in
bed and asleep.v
Carr-was taken to Harrison  "Wednesday ©vening and npon arrival  a general
hand-shaking was'indulged in.   Bail was
, j "fixed at f 4,000, and after running around
S03H£3PHEN   sbejj*o&*   Caxpentor   amtl j a part of the next forenoon the necessary
O "BtQ-ilcLer, C!aa*e. All wGrTs^nsixsaikteevL "first- *    J
£2=aass. miQ. prices -sreasoaable-.
t:© ©an ob. in©.
Forbes and Biley* w
out a sentence 'in Ste
glary., I su^'ose th^hpople kll know, at
least! do,-they were «|R' iut'ed'diU'Ing "Bfri
Green's adniinistraii^"' a-? public prose-
cutor,'and I tMink W'.-i- Gvt last two men
Ije. eyer prosecutecl.  x "M'ber ,they  are
guilty or nbtl.amu**? Jf to say'\ but at
least a jury of twelve ^ouorable' men-^-I"
-believe th.em •. to  bi*f jiouorable,   (*dorft
know, the christian ecl«|ir*s opinion of.that
jiiry^ but-persuhie* it tflh "• im favorable of
any jury that. would "^'Mj-'ict  a  guilty
man) retin-nedAverpt*^ »>£-.guilty,  and
his  honor, "-Judgd Jt^kix^   sentenced
them "to four- years "<* p.    Perhaps  his
'honor made "g;'"mii^-4e '^"7  -not   first
counseling the «|hristu'f'editor's legal adviser.- At any "rate fci^«*mor,"-the judge,
saw fit to inni6t -£ke«'ffp?--re penalty of
the law,-, and tho^ m?&, \\ "lether  guilty
or not,'are serving ^WJjr'' psnalty so in-
flieted,andIhopcai$|F ciieir 'road  t&
heaven and riQfc* tryiijaMt*-' assist  other
tages possessed, in
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.rjififeE^; Ail ©s^ess
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,a,ti©a., All -^©Tlce&tr'f-ist'ed tonae-willTSceive
jpr^-mjNi sjitesatlcai. Fostoffice sfito&ssj Hstr-
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bad designing nie*d teyg^spe punishment
w%ich they-justly. %
I suppose'the-peopll
det^tand the seq;ue-i-;' fjjji
J>laJ[-n-: Carr was once "^
son, and the <§eay;8r*u'aM
the prosecuting- attorn
ecute him onv tliat, "orf
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.,   .     .    .  OAZiKXHS..     *
\UT . "FOWSOSIAI- ARTIST,..     '
Shaving, isair-eiittiiig, sliaaaafsooing, etc.,. in
fflsstrelass style.- Osjposite E-Kcliaaig© Hotel,
1$ "vya""! pay yon
4-tfi
Tqp 3BL DsTOG-Tj Plitotogrspla©?.  Byt33@,iise
a££*o   of t&e iissteatanecms Bry "Plate, I am
<sia&M©fi to pfofin©© ss fine w<o*r3k isi ^.r^: as
' MwMi vre^ther.  Enait yora; ©was. convenie-ace 1 p^c^-rr Qr»ici T«rt*j '"WV»rrTpn
dSnii^Affinrft-bfiinMW  v«n ^riii finfi -  t^sey ana dos. woraen.
lKBgax<aiess of t&e -csrestlier.   Tou will fin^. a <
HESges and better vas'i©ty ©f accessteies here
tSliafi la any "gallery fe." Bortliejm MicMgsa.
<0td Fictares Ccfpied aad, l*-dlaa*geS. Gzayoaj,
JFastell, I"a^ia Imlkj, Water ©afi Oil -colois.
SSm^io ov©ir'©'i'be2,s®ass stmr<a.
IBA'mm.
13. W.-FJSSIST. "     OT. WOiBKT.
r clm. su*th®bi.a^b, essMer.
security was foiand in the following persons, .who justified in several for the
amount,'Edmund-Bailey, "Richard Stephens* Ab. ©i-aiat, Samuel Hartley, Fat.
The €ssa*ainat!on in the case was fixed
for the litis day of April.
To Proseeutsng Attorney Burritt Jim
e**spressed Ms utter disgust for the "Dem-
ograt? stating that  it has given him
I some of the worst deals he ever bad. and
:e Co.- Ran!
that he has no love for the sheet.
[iJHiKcoiss'osA'ria}.]
-   ox^-iksisrs.,    -    "mioh:.
<3o*3B*ssPO'*o>BJS'qB—First National Bsuils. of
IMsw Tork; A"aaei"iea,n Bxebange JSational
IBaak of Betroit, and Oitiseiis MatioHal Bank
j232"Sagiaa*«r.' ■
M.o^&y to "Loan on impro^ei. res! estate at
^-reasonable rate of interest. 49
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f45  5J5       •    Ifc-st Saginaw 1120  550
'    SS4   ^0S Miffland . 1035  §©S
©S3   645 €©leman #^ 417
IB50  7 IS  asr.   mt.Mea^tafe   <Iep.. 820  315
■05SJ   705      » Cff^TRTB S2g  358
2a50 S29» cans.       SaixisoEr   , fisg).  750 354
'HICO   802 Eva^t 833-  258
Ul*§&  S3S SBedUliiy 7 43   157
S15 10 ^> l.-adtngtOB 545 1300
XST'JPx^Sss the season of navigation, ihe F.
<Ds ]p. &SL Steaaners leave Iindij^t-on at 10:15 p.
ana. ^aily (except Sunday) asrriving at Mil-
xTii-ekee 7:30 a. an., connectlag -with morning
* "Srsjns on all'irailfocis,
HS^Tie&ef s on sale at the shove places to
SEay Oity in the STnited States andOana-
«3a 'For Foideirs or ©the^r Inforsiation apply
3«a J. H. GAIj1*I¥UB, l«©0al Agent,
^infoi'-si ^.e©S<3-r» *®» IS'dtwa2*-ds,
~   >*•§: p.en'1 Ifan'gr
TEDS
)BMOGSAT
Oontalns mme m®m smrn gaaerai »©ws
a**Ja®J any pap©r In tae- €0®iity   SuildsQap-
^®p piiee,§l.S^pegy^^    *  ■ --
g-S -/^(Tillil-QMlWsaiyeiiLthe
v7©ria fox O-a&Srf ©r-aases-j, Sc®ss, IFfee-rs, Salt
ikhevimr Wewer.^pzeSi, ^ette*?, O^SEpsa&n^a,
{SliilManeSs €®ri3S a-sS ■ sH SMa Sira-ptio-a%.
oafi positively ©*oses -piles,,. ®r m® ]*®y se^nr-
c*a. I* Is giaEOSffiteeas: *fes> g*lT© ppaffc®& satis- **
i^iffiiio-aorBaoaey i?ef-asieI<BS. Fseice 2# een,fe
Chase's orchestra advertises a grand
dance for nsst Thursday, the 17th inst.,
St. Patrick's day.
J*. 0. "Rockafellow has just received the
appointment as agent for the .ZEtna and
American insurance companies.
,sTIs stated that Dr. John Lansing, fresh
from Ann Arbor, will soon he a candidate for pwolic favor in this village.
Mis.D. J- Fox has "been quite sick' for
the past week, "but is reported improving
■under foe treatment of Dr. Jno. Dunlop.
Hesaick & Harris is the name of a new
-firm that will put ta a stock of groceries
aad proifist ens and be ready for business
in a few days.  "We wish them success.   *
Chas. Smock, one of the prosperous
fanners from near Dover, favored this
office with a pleasant call Thursday. He
reports the Congregational church project progressing favorably, and thinks
the edifice will be enclosed hy next fall.
The main building will be 25x46 feet,
The -firm of Pierce & Webb, grocers,
dissolved partnership on the 25th of February, the latter buying out his partner
and continuing the business. Last week
Mr. Webb admitted W. "E. Hubbell as a
partner and ia a few days sold his interest to the new partner. Mr. Hubbell is
sow sole proprietor and we predict for
Mm a good trade.
WnioVan Conant, C. Wv Pierson, D,
W. "g>en©3 Wm. "Purdy and H. C. Mickle,
©f ArUiiir township, were arrested last
Wednesday by- ©"Steers from Harrison, on
a warrant charging them with perpetrat-
iug feaads at the spring elections in their
tv&DB&fiQ m the year 1885. -Wm. Ander-
sls*"*?, ©file same town is the complaining
witness. Thew examination is set for
- T&raSajs Tjihe I7tn5 at Harrison.'
le county un-
ou I. will  ex-.
•sretited for ar-
ihtimated that
nJ:encls to "pros-
* other ch'arge,
instead of r&txying[fyid&or murder. If
this is true the men job^s \m& Byan, of
whom the Qfeaver speaks ;,ncl charges to
be guilty of tlie burgliary above referred
to,are the same men Ir'ho ---iy. «-and have
testified thafc*-Carr ami themselves bm'ned-
Silkworth^s lionse. Johtsf*. we will remember, -is now servija*; tiiae". for arson
on a plea of- guilty.   ; .  •
I don't know as thel-Iisav-TiS' advoc.ai*,''
ing Carr's case:- and, it ^o. I neither Icnoiy
w|iat pa,3r -they" 'recw* ■*. Tlndei^tand,.
thoiigh they hav^ said^ o%- would do bo
:y *v >'•% j-,-:->«^*-w'':i i-i he   i-'it
■*n-°
afl-
0mTonndiiig 'this
•village—hasb^n very limited, a- wide
and varied correspondence has  already
sprung up,-which was   read before the
meeting. In fact, ho advertising has heen
dons, .escept the notices received from
the local papers and. brief mentions' hj
the state presses, but to show what a little push and printers' ink  will  do we'
will say that it has brought us  letters
from "northern,  eastern .and    southern
Michigan and  even  from  Ohio.     Men
have seen the notices that good  fatoning
lands, from two to six  miles from  the
village, can  be     purchased    for      $5
and   $6 per   acre,    oa.   easy - terms,
and are anxious  to  locate  upon  them.
Capitalists are also beginning tojeam of
Our natural advantages offered. for. manufacturing industeries and  are  making
anxious inquiries, and with the Toledo,
Ann Ai-boi* & "North Michigan  railroad
completed to this point before next July,
our town will enjoy a prosperity unpar-'
elledinits history,    We  predict  thatj
within the next three years at least eight
new brick blocks will be seen ** towering
skyward within our village.   But, to  return to the meeting.    Various  topics
were discussed, and it was  decided that
"printed matter would be ordered before
long.   Envelopes and note  heads _,were
ordered printed at once for the  use  of
the association.   On motion the commitr
tee adjourned to meet again this evening
at 35. D. Wheat©n's  office.    Let • all  be
present.
A Fr©gr@ssS¥© Suslnoas Man*
We have reference to Theodore $oge,
the wide-a-wake boot and shoe dealer,
who has just settled in his large'new
quarters in the; Cooley building,  two
elisors south ofM^nlop's brick, block..
His large stock of '£teV spring- goods is
arriving daily, and; it. can - truthfully be
said that he now has the most elegant"
}}rz .*n-r»-- ^fcinitec*" in the eonntr.   It!
QOMffHB&l P>SiS©<3©©6lfl.'riIg0o,
s, Mich,, March 7,1887,—Adjourned meeting of the somaioa coancil of tha?
village*   Members present* _    Truste"©**
*Boss3 Schilling and Squire;
Called to order by president; "Ferry.
joaeetin?^
i&St
regular
settle
Minutes of tthe-la,
rea4 and approved* .'   ■'■*""
The oommlttee t &Y§®in%Qii
with-the treasurer report as follows
To the common council of the
of Clai-e: We the undersigned, a eoEsudfe"
tee appointed^;© settle with *&e treds-arer
of this village, herewith submit om■ re*-'
a
VJlJl
aaoi-
WS5"
Tll«-
port: We have ej^amlned aad cosaparedi
the'books and vouches of the" said - treasurer with the books-and stubs  ©:?'
clerk and found tl*t@m corfectj,   .
The amount of moneys received
disbursed hy the treasurer is as
Annual financial'statement of ;>!io
lag© feeasurer and common council:-.";
To the common council of the. viljsgo.
of Clare: I herewith submit "myo .annual
report'      '     . l'" //;'.:'   ,,.
Village treasurer*Dr. to ' -■■,'"'
Beceive.d from predeeesso]
water works fund
liquor tax,,.
village tax, 1885,.
licences,	
cemeteiy lots,.-..
Mich, Pipe Go.,..',;..;,'
village tax, 18S6a* * •*;:.-,!'
for stove,....; ;..•>.;.
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Making total received,.
Gr by gen.-orders pd,...
hf-way "   pd,":..
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, 348,99
' 1291.76
Total paid out,.
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§£52.60
Leaving bal. oh hand, ;
. -. genssal Ekea*-'"   '• - -*--."'
Or, by anaQuiit on hand -%& ^OEtoiaenie-
ment of year, ,.." ,.-v".,,: ^"'"^S7j60
Bed-'d during year,...../,.;
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Orders'.paid" on geii-1. fesiis ■;-.-.',! _^SI048S
Transferred;- icottz ", '■ ?   \ '.-„.. ".*,
, _ Total pafd'oug of geja?l -funcl,, .Q^fftjiT
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CEO*aSWA7Jt-i?T.*'W'D' '
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be ifcuj
iiaJjeied-'that h& deai* ex-
up-for services aireucy reuilered.    Per- clnaively in boots and shoes, and being
sume lie has failed to pay for the trip to
Midland—known as a rag peddler's  trip.
I notice, in an article appearing in
their papet* last week- they claim to" have
received several of th-pse letters and say
that in every case they have .been referred to me and I refuse to lend my, aid to
let innocent men out of prison. So far
as their ever presenting any letters to
me, it is a He and I nail it as, .such. Further, I presume .everyosib .knows it to be
a matter which "I -esm-"have*-nothing t® do
with. They speak 'of*- ^granting - a new
hearing. What authority would they
vest in me for the purpose ' of * turning
their smut mill over my head? I wonder
if our servant of the" Lord don't know
that new hearings can only' be granted
hy courts, and I wonder if. they' do not
know that the time has long since passed
for these men to Have aiiy. hearing, save
one, and that before-thetboafd of .pardon.
And do they not know how to proceed
in such cases *?* Know this! Of course,
everyone understands these things, and
especially a man whols profound enough
to rei") levin a man when the judge refuses to let him to bail
But, Mr. Editor, these people don't
want to know. They only care to keep
up this hue and cry, hoping to impress
the people with the idea that I am doing
terribly wrong in public af^iirs, and if
they succeed in doing this .they may succeed in their one great object,, which is
beginning to be knowB to*.':every thinking and well-disposed person in this
county and even outside! the county. In
conclusion I hope you and your readers
will pardon me if I have said anything I
ought not; but I have suffered so much
of this kind of abase ffom these quarters
that forbearance* ceases to he a virtue.
Yours Truly,
W. A^Bukeitt.
A. E. Mack was in Harrison this week
disposing of furs trapped the past winter.
He now has a conteaetthat he expects to
fill by May or June^-providing there is
no irregularities in a certain deposit of
three hundred dollars made sometime
ago. '.'
thoroughly-conversant in the art of buying and selling, is getting prices on
good honest goods down to a rock bottom
basis. His expenses is very nominal and.
he is figuring his margins'accordingly.
He is reliable and all goods are strictly
as represented. Boots and shoes made
to order and repairing of all kinds neatly
and promptly done. While other merchants are sleeping with an old out-of-
date stock on hand,. Mr. Boge is thoroughly abreast of the times; he is progressive and is not afraid to let the people know what he is -doing, as is evinced
by his liberal supply of printers* ink;
neither is he afraid of the little cost attached thereto, having found t"hat it
pays him and his customers in the end.
Head his large advertisement in this
paper, and then call and examine his
magnificent stock, whether you want to
bny or not.
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Orders drawn on fund,, .1  -0,00'"
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Leaving bal. in
.$1.10
fund,. -...»..*..
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Or. by- amount on band  at  commence-.
ment of year,.-., $815.87
Transferred from gen'l fund, 695,18>
Bec'd'during year, *.'..._ 281.02
Total fund for year, $1292.08-
Order paid on w. w. fund, 1291.75
Leaving balanee in fund,  .-.$  ■ ;§&,
HIGHWAY FJJiCD      '      \    ' '
Cr. by amount on hand  at
ment ol year,	
Special assessment,	
Transferred from gen'l fund,.. -,., 250.00
comm6ne©°
!*. .$ooo.b&
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"Little Jake," of East Saginaw, says:
'"jSo one knows better than I the value of
newspaper advertising." ,
Potatoes 60c per bushel at Geo, W,
Smith's grocery.
Clover seed, onion seed, sweet corn,
and all lands of garden seeds in bulk, hy
the ounce or pound at' Crecy W0 {Smith'-s.
rs OslucusI
]$fotice is hereby given to the people of
the village of Clare, that a caucus will
be held at the town hall, in said village,
on Saturday,"the 12th clay of March, A.
D., 1887,.at 7:30 o-clock in the afternoon
of said day, for the purpose-of placing in
nomination candidates for the following
village offices:
A President, Clerk, Treasurer, Three
Trustees. One Street Commissioner,
Assessor, and Constable.
M. D. Eaton,
Village Clerk.
Dated, Clare. Mich., March 10,1887.
""Registration. Notice.
To the electors of the village of Clare':
""STotice is hereby given that a meeting
of the board of registration of the village of Clare, will be held at the council
room in the said village on Saturday the
12th day of March, 1887 for the purpose
of registering the names of all such persons as shall be possessed of the necessary
qualifications of election in said villag'e
and who may apply for that purpose and
that said board of registration will be in
session on the day and at the place aforesaid, from 9 o'clock in the forenoon until 5 o'clock in the afternoon for ihe purpose aforesaid.
Dated, Clare, March 1st, 1887.
"Election """""iotice,
Notice is hereby given to the electors
of the village of Clare, in the county of
Clare, and State of Michigan, that the
next ensuing general election will be
held on Monday the 14th day of March,
1887; at which election the following officers are to be chosen, to-wit:
President, Clerk, Treasurer, three
Trustees, one Street Commissionei, one
Assessor, one constable.
The poles of said election will be
opened at 8 o'clock, in the forenoon and
will be continued open until 5 o'clock in
the afternoon of said day.
Dated at Clare this first day of March,
A.D„1887,
M.D.EATOH,
Village Clerk.
Total in fund for year,.,.
Orders drawn during-year,.
Leaving balance in fund,.
....>. "."$350,00
..... 348.99
..*;....$1.01
CEMETERY FUND
Cr. by amount on  hand  at  commencement of year,. $81.88
"Received for cemetery lots,.- ... 22.00
Total for year......: ,$53.88
Order paid out of cemetery fund,-.. .10.50
Leaving bal. in fund, 48,38-.
recapitulation.
fund,	
Bal. in gen'l
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cr. wk.
w.  w,
cem.
hi'way
u
1.10.
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.43.38
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Balance on hand-at this date,.;,. .#252.-1}®:
[signed]       " Henry Ort,
Village Treasurer.
We hereby certify that  the  above i&
correct to the best of our knowledge.
Dated March 8,1887,
E. L, Squire,
Wm. Ross,
M. D.Eaton,,
*       ,..      Committee.
C. W." Perry, President.
M. D, Eaton Clerk,-
.Motion made by Trustee Schilling and
carried that the .report above submitted
be-accepted and the committee discharged.
On motion of Trustee Eoss the account
of Josiah Horning, of $100.08, the
amount due as first quarter salary for
running the village water works, was allowed.
- On motion of Trustee Eoss a duplicate-
order, of order "No. 100, was-'ordered
drawn in favor Al. Smith, to'xeplaee' fko
onelbsfc. -■   '- .
On motion the douncil adjourned.
M. D. Eaton, Clerk.
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