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ru» vr% iiir.iissiin:
ji .. ,1
v. i .1 :i
SmrteuH, «!'!•'i
as clerk.
Da motion. i .•
audited and ..
J-i. i'.i
John A rtui.'iii.
\V W.
V. V. I :rni\nn
Henry Horsinn
Oeo ".I |i:h
Juijll
lii't't. '-iiiii -jmnv ..
Frank Huiley, ...
Win. :hrii'"il. r. ciij-h
man (.iil in ho»p
T. M'-hm-iaud, f»i«rv i
U cash iwii
1
do ltinl fur
'I''"'- L. Roilck. KMil.
li c. |{u«e, «xtieii •.
\iina 1* i i I tit .n:
K 1-. nimitiel, r-nrtaui
ourl Mii irti!
I K Diiinel". il i i
John |)(III_'1IIKH. s.'tiiny
M«I
Co
J.JL c)«-rs of cn'ifi
W". v\" Duttiiii*, Co printnm
Woo I'.ms u'liuls f..r poor i n
O. NeNoii, o. pru
AHIIH Brt-R/ui-, work i
Atjdruw (tiihr, witness i i-
A. Mi'Hri'li". i
W. I'ri'v.'v, stamp*
A umr-itii liihr, \v11n. s» fm
MAIM'- J. K.IUIIKI!. work on TU'
Wlifa
flMT
MdH'k' I n
i
i
I
Jofa.l l1"' IT'*-"*.
Willi
On motion hoftcu
flay Oct. TMi, IS'JiJ.
Wearnf,
work Trias
II. S. Volkniar, piri
Drivinif Mfrwk.
J. S. Proctor, Maro. 2
J-huv-..
Wm. Uickri, ilo.
No CIBBB.
Koadster Pn"(ls. Buckinx
Alof Aiwli'rwon, Horse Colt.
J. T. Hniith, do.
U..p
Mi
A1 r-
f«• I
(Attest i
Jon
I
'I SL\SS,
i. Audi:
4
W m. .1 v.
TB^rinv,
pursuant. i-
JilMI
Present
I •.
..'j 'iii'iimeat.
'liiurituin,
an :tnd the
.. W. Jenning
John M.-irtens, John Iff*
auditor its clerk.
On tii'iii in Liir» f«di 'A i.j .il
ditfil .m allowed:
John II. Owt-ii. wniiiry
i! V. T.' -lUr
M-
HOWL-I A K ui^iiiiiry, hlitukn....
(i W J'ri vt-v, Hiihirr tirt'Siifii, n ...
H". Martvns, witin?»« Im
Matuie L. Kauila.i, work t.ir K i
'I'. 1'iotinT. meal foi' ixi.if lni4St ..
1st
l:mt
1.It
J. B. Proctor, Marc Colt,
Uust ii*
Horso Colls.
JMM|h Olsen,
ium. tSchiifer,
CAUGHT BV /A VIL
III
nt 15 i
W. Marii ii«,.-...nrt n~ of Jivt
Druuoker.
UJOIIS!
for poor lionxo
Juhiifon i.ariii-il, wood for coiuiiy...
H. W'iilinma. tiouil-t foi iiiil.jcut pom
Kriandsoii A •inhi~on, sjnii.lt for p..
hotme
J. E. fiiinmoi'H, w
.: on
UUL'PS
ir
e
A. AiiUiflmifuiii, Koni!i«for poor tn r.=-.
H.J. Bcueilict, hIii rifT f«c»
V Ko«i.,
u D. Bttrioira
1 10
•i:
i Ml i
mln for roti 11
o., lilau'^s
1 Id
HI i
K. Hurkf, wifjHiss fcrs
llenry S, Volkninr, co uitv prim i.*,
II. J. IteuriHet, shurifi tuee ... -.i I
io r. IO
(ilomatnil Kros t'oodn for ptrnr hoiist'.. ..
11
Mi I
iVlUi
1U fi .•••:-li I
hit It-11 in lie lit i»' list
W. •TenniiiL's, coin. pi--diem ni.rt nnii-uK*1. 'i
Jotiii Mariituo, Kami' ii ro
Jol«n Heiinmn, sume .... 7 JO
"ii motion the application of J. A.
KieUert for abatement ol personul prop
('rtv taxes in H.eeiiy ui' Aiillianu l'-r (n»!
year 1HS9, wns granted in Iho sum of i
$1.1(5.
Un motion tho npplicatioti of II. David
son of Osc3oia Twp. for refundinir ot i
roud tax was granted in (he
MUM
of
the same bavins' le«-n j':i twice.
On mo:iin th apj)lication ot' Wm.
O-'hler lor abatement on N
hE'i, and Sff'4, SK'4, Se Ii 121 4(5!
was rejected.
On motion th'1 npiilica'ion ot A. \V,!
Colcord for abat'-ninnl on personal pro-1
peitv t.'ixes in the Twp. of Osceola
HUH
rejected.
On motion tlio •Ti.isiic^ qujirt^rly rojiort
S. M. F.'Wio for t!io «|u»trifr»r
7 I". I«i'
On motion board adjourned to
(I ay N o
vem be 1 1,1890.
VAttest) w. JKSNIWI.s
Jo
UN
Dona.Ass, Chuiinati,
County Auaitor.
I'RKMII'H LIST.
DIVISION A.-HOHSi
C. A. ARIXIIPII. Hiipirintfuiii.ni.
IbiKixturiil fSt 111.• 11. Normnns.
Ijoc A iiwlen,
N. i^kiuui',
1st
^lid
$r,.oo
(iraiirs. Normnns.
N. M. Bnmrj. (ii iy S'lftv 2 y.tn.
do. Mack do.
(inuio iyilci.
I.-. ('. I'nnnn S I i o n 2 i
John MnrtoiM, ilo.
Joseph lliiliuan. Ma1-©
J. Ji. h.in*i, i!o.
*l.i«
t-(
:inI
I si
Zv.l
$1 o
I ,'t
1st
L'li.t
Draft- Itri-eiit.
DIVISION U.-t'ATTI.!-:
(irailpx.
ItecoH,,
Poll.-I ATI- IS HULL, Dipl.,MA.
I.I
J. W tlnilii-s, 1 cow unit tier twin ce.l vi •. Dii lumu
(ne. ]Hvi». Hull ('alf. I.'iplouiii.
A. M. lLi^on, I ti illoway ii *i 1*.T, Oiylum'I.
Cliis- 25 Hlu»r(.!iorn.s.
1st
Jail
K. II. K ir«o, Hull, I jejirK,
do. Cow. years,
do. Heiter, 2 ye:ir»,Dip!oi
drf. Cow, 11 ears,
d«- Heifer, 1 jeijr, Diploma
lvirw, Cow
1ft
V alf, Diploma.
DIVISION K. I'OLLTiiV.
CIIISH Is.
I Ij. enri)rht, 1'itir I'lyiioath Hoek. i
I tern i Crowl. I'air I'lyviouth Uock Cliiel ..
1. L. -onruitit, I'nir While Lejrlionis, 1st
UO.
do. Hrow tl do. ,f
(No Competition.)
L. L. Conrijflit, \op Wjnadot«. fc'.OO
». ''^jr Hnntams, Dij.len.a,
I'I. R. IUIIIIUUK»,
lit.l iumiw,
2,U'
Class tl,. i
I'rank (toiler, Tiinothv K,..:
i tanr Keli, IMun Htau 'Wli.-a», i
4ieo. Jiviwer, j',,
Clsvss fi2.
•f. H«eve, irsni[)«,
.1 U. KltlL'. Vegetable ()y. t
Hower, ('nrrot.i
do. li..,-ts.
A. M. Itxuion. iiariy OliiuPi.
1-4
Jst.
]st
is!
isl
Clii™t::.
ii*t. Hower, flnbhurd Koiinsi,.
K
io. Fi»H 1'iiii pkius, i^i
Uo.
ls
DJiViMO.N 11.
Mif. H. T. Itiiwuiri. i!..st Co]l(M-t:(,n
i'rtiit in Glufiw Jurs, 11 i„-.,-kiv|i
t'ltltlK'iC
.1'!-. If. T. R«.. ,.1, He-:
FI
?tr. Anderson's yue#r l^ijjoru n .• nlih
Mlmy ('ruiturp of tho i :i.
II. Anderson had a thrilling
periuncu with a devil llsh in i m
mencemoot buy the otb.-iP evnnir:..
says tho Taconia News. He had hoon
crui.iitio about in tho litth: -toam
launch Dai^/ with a pl-as'.iro onriv,
and when opposite tho coa.
on tho way into port, some o
blocked tho propidlur sen.
boat was givuu a toi't-ihle wi.
the screw l.etran t" thump
thump against tho hi:.l of tl,
lmagin'nir that n pieeo of 1:
become ontanjrl"i In the si i
Anderson, •stopping' the eng-ine, calm
ly rolled up his sloovo and thrust his
arm down at tho stern and grasped
tho wriggling mass, the outlines of
which were only indistinctly discerna
ble in the gathering dusk. As he
grasped tho slimy
drew himself upward the tonta-
claxed its hold and fell back into
A mass of twenty-inch U- :ta lr».
with a body about the size of a wat
bucket, would make a very formida
ble monster, notwithstanding his pro
testations to the contrary.
Iho serow of tho propeller was
wrenched nearly or! the rod by the
Sept. !!», 1HU0, was iiccpteil und approved animal, and its blades show tho abra- ii?1.
(Jn m»)tlrui luwiro i(»!I J'lti.iJ fit S-,t nr. i ,.i 1 i IilM
sions niado bv thumping tho vessel's l,,v 1 «i -i- ,.
bottom. Around Mr' Anderson's arm! $?" J' "l
in an advancing circle, are a series of'
little spots, which were very sore,
tontacies lad fastened themselves.
Mr. Ander n sUI poses his encounter
END OF A CLIFF TOWN.
ailing women, were in the valloy be-!
low, working together, according to
their custom on such occasions.
A cloudburst, as the sudden rain
floods of tho country are called, oc
curred up tho valloy, and a great
wave swept down, undermining tho
I reached. When tho people returned I
in a heap in the valley Leiow, leaving
the summit absolutely inaccessible. I
1
tut
l«t
IIIHI
Cstlf, Dijiinma.
V. m. t'jje. }!n!t. 2 year:
J. W. I!
ni'lU'M, i'oiled Alit,'ii« I'll!!,
year*
A. H. tSine.i!(.y, Jr., I!. i! 1 ii• 1 Half
The three Women could' be seen abovo
wandering around the edges waving i
summit where still are ttio walls of'
I'lie w DUroi t-ry,
Vou have hour.i your fri' tnlH and n»igh
its ilk aiiout it. Vou tn iy yourself be
one of the many who know Ironi person
a) experience just how good tidnirit is
If vou have ever tried it. yon an* one of
it* staunch friends, Ijec.-nise the wot der
Jul tlrng about it is, that w hen once iji\.
a tri.-d. Dr. King's New Disc-ov. i
aftei hoids a oliice in the lionsc. It em
have never irie-.l it and shc-uld be a'l'.n t
eii witl. -I nigh, e.ild or am! Throfit,1
Lung ii i nest, trouble, secitre n bottle at
onee and give it a ftur trail. It is gunr
anteeil every'time or money refunded
Tri-il Mot:).,
af
S'.e-.-
it I
Fanii'-r-. mwrjai.
i .'ss tnd pr« ife«.-ioii'
that the (iiii-hi.iiim uf
Nierelv
sons li\ ,,l.
matter
tlu -, adding
pluyiIl"TltS (4
to pos.-.'v til'""'
-tl"!l ol
n the
t1 -tli
It i-
that \v
-niidim
the t'
time ti
f'ara.Ht.i
nrued.
I
was f-.. i e
Willi t- t.
pt.irt"
ass to loosen
from tho screw he felt a crawling sen
sation and knew that his arm was
being encircled ov some reptilt*
ii 1-
1 in
ran bui
»n fere:..
ila^.-.
The
(,nn,^ll:,.
that on this mesa was anciently the. 3 K
tri('s t!l,°
tion of the town—men. women and Etialund and might be made
children- -with tho exception of three I
t!m
thev found whore the stairs had been tiou tVrtlieni v-ros.s the lines of trade
the whole side of the mesa had fallen
at
t-\
r.--Kr v/, of Big
*-s~ a tuert
lirn flac- than
der tLe saino
sfeiguee
Well.
maritime
rin-j" is 1
•i'-' cumi
decline in
•V.. This v
cers
tion
Tho
and
mp,
i'-'h.
had
Mr.
lore the Mor^l Tarif
lu addition to the repeal of the restric
tion clauses of oror n irigutio:i lawa, giv
ing Knglish ships, with their cheaper
capital n:»d lal»r, as access
as our own vi
it
Then foilcnved a sensation as of a
hundred leeches sucking, and the
strength of a man being exerted to
a raw him overboard. Mr. Andoiaon
nerved himself for a final effort, and
tho tontaclo wrapped about his arm
parted from the body of iho monster
A s
elo re
the watei
••I might have held' on to it." said
Mr. Anderson, "had I not been n:ore
Intent in holding on to my own arm."
"How large was it?"
"Only a little one." said he.
"How big is that?" asked the re
porter, and Mr. Ande:on indicated
the si/e of the tcntaele .hat had en
wrapped his arm bv holding h's hands
eighteen or twenty iridic* ai:ir\
ir)
Dun. Ilavls, for poor ffinn frj S. i
8. Farley, uubiry k« (. Trnis 4(i I1-* I
do exp-!isi- i 'i,
Mav F.
..i
:iad,
all
dies were withdraw n• Am
bteaiiier lines by tho act of.Inn 1 ,7.
It u 1 od had continwl' ttii
1
material availabli- for sMpbmldi .^ \vu
might, have sufficiently recovered our
position after the war to again have
laws pass"d favorable to American slii[i
pim,', but from ISiO England had been
trying to perfect iron ^upbuilding, Bv*
important in-lnstry tlu-re.
»!. and at the close ot tho w?ir the lmsine**
was fully est.ibiit.iied. At tliat time we
I Were in no position to compete
England in the manufacture of an} .:
from iron.
Our position is now changed. We
have yard.-, which show by tli -speed uf
the vessels they construct that they huve
not only appliances, but that Americans
retain their old time skill in all branches
jf t::anii.' architecture, and, what is
And the pri.-e ,,f pi-. iron, v.-hicli tor the
two years 1Si3 and l^.Yl averaged l»e
twern $ }fi c.nd $37,
is
avrr-•
E-khh, |1h
showing where the suckers of the can-vim- our' fr'V
,,ut
tl
to have been with a devil fish '1 Ti be
tries, a London paper, says th it in 1K
Cloudbarat Tliut Carried Away the
Only Stairway Leading I'p to It.
About a mile from Aroma is La"
id l^a
Engiis.li t.ecimical i
"is "nt! which involves the
is nt!
homo of the people of Aeonia. on„ welfare of almost all the other iadus
day in harvest tim-j the whole popula-
which involves the)
It will be asserted that :r tariff
would lire ventour selling ship 4 to for
eigners. no part of the average of over
nine million dollars' worth of vetoela an
nually sold to foreigners by Giv.it Brit
ain hnould 1 io counte among our possi
ble gains from shipbr.illin- but wo
have tor the past -n or twelve years
sold on an aurage .,\vr o*\-» million dol
worth
1
sand upon which rested the narrow
1
i staircase of notched rock by whieii
alone the top of the mesa could be 'lars''
,'1"ra Wurr'1
I,rest::t to s-dl thetn tin plate*. We
the old city, but nobody has ascended manufacture of an
the Mesa Kncantuda since the day of
xo
the disastrous Hood. Porters.
I U wo could again control all tho
no Affi"n si !i i.•
had a subsidy 1
Im conseijU'•ne.ein .' :n
paratively f:ist co:nmuincaiii:
Hshed. iithi-r lines, after tl».- rui:
(\)llins line, sprang up iii-sc a-s .*
line-* and then i \p,.ndi into passer: i
li.'.e,-. Th-- Fr, :ich. (I-.-rinans and Li
tri'tns now hold, with l.tVL-e e init.-d an
the backing •%.!.:
positions oi ii,.,. 1 i-. ,
Bremen line- vder
•withdrawal i
0
11 v
...
All of tin t. w th t.e- n
ere--.'
i
011
w-»at.
un!i,,rt ni-•
"nr 1-r 'porti
the iron made the two countm-
United States and 5rent Hritaii. in
stead 'oein^ less than 1 "5 per 't.r ..r
oiie-scventh, as it \v,ts in l«» i and
I will 1 iii,- year nver ,r) 11 1' cf^nl ..
in other words, wo ar ••.. sing or: r--l
1 ative positions as iri• ,. lacer:',. 'V
1 are making more tlun v.,-eat, I!,.,,ui,.
1 ,r
I-lift and ^17.?r for l.s .1.
There is now-nothiii.,' in o-ir j-i. .n
its iron produo
TS
that hmiiers our n
taking the fh\st rank as shi]i!i iil leiv
It is didicr.lt to estimate our I. of
'moipy, eni])loymcnt and of pr.:!Itable
.markets through the policy whieii lias
driven us from the oc.-an. I7iria.-r tho
fiscal year fori.'ignerR, int-toad of do- 1 fK.* tu
..Ji,,,.,*..,] v',t- "V-
U
11
we
mc,re
than
'•I?1
i'l .W
In th
liK.OOO passeii!^irs were taken from Brit
ish ports in American ships to this eoun
I try, and only Im.OOO in British .- hi s. But
neglecting the passenger business, profit
able as it is. wo ought to earn at- least
ialt'"f
Mesa Lncautada (the Knchanted hill), i
with perpendicular wall rising iOi')1
feet high from the plain. There is a
weird tradition of this lofty cliff re- mn iiimi.ci \', k
lated by James W. Steele, who states ?u"t« ^oui oue of the English tecliniea:
that on this mesa was anciently the. 3,,,,n,''l
dently
Geor^i who
April
•'Tin.
very i ipor
valuaole to u.s.
Uior
locarnotivcs, in spire of
•If'ienlty of securing tram porta-
osra1''!-i:i1'l
fl,r
,Urtn'.of
nies.
by our rival. tr.i 1
havo
wl
t'o:j3to th
.vnu un 1 .!
.'i hich th ..
i' I •-. t.ei tiier to ..
ti.e [lassa :-ul eiui ie i.iiK. 1
vcnr.1 luitn con ill be e
take a retainer, an-! sinict
ddat.'ry mo*:"i- and untriendly amend
liieiit? th"seriou eniiiarra^in- nts wi. .-"
woul fall
011
l\..rei^:i interests if liiei ii!
passed.
Every .bgant ti:-- I'l:!' i
S a e v n i i
a
inte-rests, or dues not li.
money, is directly inleiv.v ... r'
ivtmont into laws ot' th t.
tlvn- pr.-sent 'i ... .nly practicable
bv v.'htcli :i n-aeipjire «»s. j.
tions
the ,1. They imply betn ,..
building and tdiip sailing. The 1
undoubt j.lly bring a l.'.r.-c rev
the con 1:try, but shipbuM' i"\r i\i
rectly -ne.K maa i
wherever ho I:ve-. intt-rei.
or tra'i^p-1" .i4 t,\i,'d or iivm,
all t!
other
tit* in
them.
gress:
IKV TO AOOUT
tarill'
at the poll?
and the dut
Free-tradersi.f A:
doai and display acti\
bring 1-Y"--trader ,.
dat.-s, au-.l in 1: -Ipin-r
they are nominated."
British
itoovo slionld, after establishing business
f"r
lll
Nt'lvts-
their arms and shouting, but no help *r,'at IWt-iin. But until we again
could reach thera. Tho skeletons of
these women lie somewhere on the
s' llmore ship as before,
lor
par.-sclvc-j we ar.. no more likely
Kl,iiw
to foreigners than we are
deal in it as e\-
sources of income presented to us by our f^
c.arr\*i?i"* if ...1.1 "W
carrjitig trade, it would doubtless add
fully sjl.'io.ooo.oou to our annual income.
The influence of this large sum on our
money market mav be partly seen from
the fact that betwi«.n I -t 1(5 and 187." the
bal me..- of our foreign trade was against
us to the amount of one thousand and
five hundred million dollars, and in the
twelve nucceeditig years we recovered
the same sum. About the clo»e of the
first mentioned period interest on money
lower than at u:v other time, it h.iving
fallen, according to Mr. Edward Atkin
son, to aiiout one-half of what it was.
There is also another aspect of this
case. The 1-iO.OoO or loO.iMJO persons
who found employment in and around
British ship yards, with those dependent
JUS \.-li
10
fell or furnish
use I in iini.-ain'r
i'i
oiiiy if
-i:tlv ti.-
i,s are cvid
form," and have decided
1 y i i n a e s a n
thu
wo
SIUN^-RCI.
(|u it til ioii from
M. D. llart,. -, nominated
crat. ol tiie rifteentli Ohio
taken as a ter.elv
men:
**i v.* i .r -,.,
in this laud, i v.i :j! 1 i-,
.'-..tablishment of an in. t.itntio:i to spr'-ad
r,f)
'^freight or $73,000,-
000 a year.
With sailing our eliije .••}.. ild gobaiM
ing them, which would imply building I
lor i'tiier nations. ''This industry," to
ca'^.ciT, o
tin
agate e!:i,: :M.
teach vice ai
protective ta,
field in
a ol
leii to
i:: wh
iy fcia.
Th. se yen
applau I
heartil-.- ne'i-,-
rest.- UpOTl Ufj—t!JV!
-t')e :erci.-«'
in ti.sf istini
Well, ti:i\i io what
s:p:aie fight.
Let Pi*ote i i
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rent
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