Decorah public opinion., June 15, 1897, Image 1

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Vol. 3.
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AKERS * GREEN, Proprietors.
Is published on Tuesday of each week at De
cora h, Winueshelk county, lowa. Publica
tion office at 211 West Water Street.
Subscription Price, $1.50 per year.
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the people of Wluneshelk and Howard coun
ties. Rates given on application.
Business Cards $5 per year.
Legal advertising at legal rates.
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JOHN M. CANNON,
Attorney at Law.
Office n Platt Building.
Cresco, lowa.
Money to Loan on Farm Security.
Reai Estate Bought and Sold.
Prompt Attention Given to Collections.
W H. TILLBON,
Attorney at Law,
Cresco, lowa.
Collections Promptly Attended to.
JOHN McCOOK,
Attorney at Law.
Office over Cresco Savings Bank,
Cresco, low a.
E. R. Acers. E. W. Cutting.
ACERS & CUTTING
Attorneys at Law.
Office, Rooms 4 and 5, Ben Bear Block.
Decorah. lowa.
E. P. JOHNSON,
County Attorney,
Winnesheik County.
Decorah, lowa.
M. A. HARMON,
Attorney at Law,
DECORAH, lowa, First National Bank
Building, up-stairs.
G. R, WILLETT. N. WILLETT. W. WILLETT.
WILLETT & WILLETT,
Attorneys at Law.
Office over First National Bank, Water Street,
Decorah, lowa.
J 77. CAMERON,
Attorney at Law.
Hteyer Opera House, DECORAH, lowa.
Practices in all Courts.
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Attorney at Law
Opp. Public Opinion Office
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Dentist.
Offlice in Ben Bear Block, Decorah.
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Office over Groft’s Hardware Store. Consul
tation aud Office Treatment: 9:00 to liKX)
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(Successor to Dr. E. H. Williams.)
Office and residence, Cadwell building,
Winnebago St., Decorah. lowa.
h7c. bulis,
Physician and Surgeon,
Office over Welser’s Drug Store.
DECORAH lowa.
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Accommodations First Class. Good Livery
Attached. Prices Reasonable
Buss will call at your home for all trains when
ordered. Telephone call No. 20.
GEO. M. and E. A. CLARK. Proprietor*.
YVEMETT BROTHERS.
Mail Stage Lines.
Persons wishing to go north to Burr Oak,
Prosper, Hesper, Locust, Mable and Spring
Water, leave an order at the Stiles House.
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REPAIR Co.
Repairers of and Dealers in
Organs, Sewing riachines and Bicycles.
Supplies of all kinds kept In stock
■ muim u
' FOR SALE
6o or 70 feet
OF THE
North End
OF THE
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WEST DECORAH.
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Chicago, Milwaukee A St Paul Railway—
Decorah Branch.
Passenger depot corner Water and Day
streets. Telephone 56a.
Depart. Arrive.
Minneapolis, St. Paul,)
Mason City and west. >110:15 a. m. t*:2sp. in.
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3:30 p. M. and No. 54 (Freight) at 6:30 A. M.
No. 51 (Passenger) arrives at 1:50 P. M.,and
No 53 (Freight) at 5:00 P. M.
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Cedar Rapids with through trains to Chicago,
St. Louis. Kansas City, Omaha, St. Paul and
points beyond. All trains dally except Sun
day.
Freight trains shown above will carry pas
sengers only when providiHl with tickets.
* C. S. RICE, Agent.
J. MORTON, Gen. Ticket A Pass. Ag’L
Winnesheik County
BANK,
Decorah - - lowa.
THE OLDEST BANK IN IOWA.
ESTABLISHED IN 1855.
The Largest,
The Strongest,
BANK
in the County.
Capital, - - sm, ooo.
INDIVIDUAL, RESPONSIBILITY.
$2,00,000.
Safety Deposit Boxes,
for the Use of Our Customers.
C. J. WEISER, Pres.
MRS. L. A. WEISER, V. P.
E. W. HOLWAY, Cashier.
OLE P. ODE, Ass’t Cashier.
L. J. ANDERSON,
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Bred Trotters and I’acers.
FIRST CLASS FEED BARN IN CONNECTION.
Horses boarded by day, week or month.
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All Classes of Laundry Work,
Also Cleaning and Dyeing.
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Westchester, of New York.
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Water street, DECORAH, lowa.
DECORAH, WINNESHEIK COUNTY, IOWA, TUESDAY, JUNE 15, 1897.
SPaACic Qfyimi&yi
PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY.
By AKERS A GREEN.
Official Paper of the City of Decorah
and Winneshiek County , lowa.
OFFICE— ait WEST WATER STREET, UPSTAIRS
TELEPHONE NO. 15.
NUPTIALS OF THE WEEK.
Those Whose Fortunes Have Been
Linked Together Since Our Last
Issue.
Gjermo—Tobi ason.
Last Wednesday evening at 6:80
o’clock at the home of the bride’s
mother, occurred the marriage of Miss
Julia Tobiason of this city and Mr.
Louis R. Gjermo, of Armstrong, lowa,
Rev. H. G. Stub officiating. The bride
was escorted by Miss Eva Jordan, of
McGregor, aud the groom by Mr. Chas.
Larrabee, of Armstrong. Following
the ceremony a delicious wedding sup
per was served, after which the newly
married couple left for St. Paul, where
they will visit a short time before going
to Armstrong, lowa, where their future
home will be. Both parties are well
kuown in Decorah aud enjoy the esteem
of a large acquaintance, who w ish them
much joy.
Bkunt—Merrill.
At high noon last Thursday, at the
residence of the bride’s father, Mr.
Isauc W. Brunt and Miss Nettie Merrill
were united in marriage by Rev. E.
Adams, of Waterloo. The wedding
was a quite family affair, attended only
by the resident members of the bride’s
family. Miss Merrill has grown up to
womanhood in Decorah and is one of
our most respected young ladies. Mr.
Brunt is the senior member of the drug
firm of Brunt & Parman, and lias won
tile friendship of a large number since
coming to Decorah. A large circle of
acquaintances will join with us in wish
ing them unlimited happiness.
Pierce—Deb wick.
Last Wednesday at tlie bride’s home
in Freemont township, Mr. Alonzo
Pierce, of Burr Oak township, and
Miss Mary Debwick were united in
marriage. We extend congratulations
and wish them a long life ot happiness.
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The Band at Fayette.
One of tiie most , leasant trips the
Deco rah City Baud lias ever taken was
to Fayette last week, where they fur
nished music for the commencement
exercises of tire Upper lowa University
and gave a concert at the Fayette opera
house Thursday evening. On accouut
of rain the graduating exercises were
held in the college chapel, aud the ball
game scheduled had to be postponed,
however the courteous reception given
the band by the people of both town and
University made up for the inclemency
of the weather. The band gave an
open air concert on the college campus
Wednesday eveniug, and also played
for the commencement exercises during
tire day Thursday. But at night came
tiie crowning success of the trip. A
concert was advertised to be given at
the opera house by the band, aud as
soon as tiie doors were opened the peo
ple of Fayette aud vicinity poured iu
until tiie house was crowded full. The
aisles were tilled with chairs and the
entrance thrown open, still a large
number were turned away. The con
cert was undoubtedly the best ever
given by this baud, and each number
was enthusiastically applauded. Tiie
people of Fayette si>eak in tiie highest
terms of the concert, and many ex
pressed tiie hope that the band would
visit Fayette again.
The boys arrived home Friday noon
with the best of feeling for Fayette and
its people, and with a neat sum of
money as the result of the trip.
Coon Club Makes a Purchase.
The Walnut Creek Coon Club have
purchased the cabin and forty acres of
laud of tiie old Hendrickson or Gard
ner farm in Pleasant township. Here
after headquarters will be here when
the club is out, and the cabin will be
conveniently fitted up for their use.
PROCEEDINGS
OF THE
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
OF
Winneshiek County, lowa,
AT THEIR
REGULAR JUNE SESSION A. D. 1897.
FIRST DAY.
1 p. m. Board met pursuant to law,
members ail present and called to or
der by Chairman Holton.
Motioned and carried that the peti
tion presented by the Trustees of Bluff
ton Twp. asking for a reduction of taxes
on tiie following described real estate,
to-wit: N. W. N. W.-2-99-0, 8. E. 8. W.
8-99-9 and 8 \ S. W. 28-9-99 was rejected,
said Board not having any jurisdiction
in the matter.
Moved by Haug and seconded by
Magnes that the Co. Treasurer be or
dered to refund to Jogen Hanson of
Pleasant Twp. tax on SBOO moneys
and credits the same being an erron
eous assessment of the year 1896.
Tin* following motion was offered by
Hang and unanimously carried: “To
reduce tiie assesment of Casper Benesli
Spillviile Corp. Lot 34 Original Town
$175 the building thereon having
burned aud not being covered by any
insurance.”
Motioned and carried that T. F.
Auchmoody be re-appoiuted as a mem
ber of tiie Soldiers’ Relief Commission
for the ensuing three years.
Balance of the afternoon was spent
in listening to petitions.
On motion adjourned to 8:30 a. m.
June Bth.
SECOND DAW
8:30 a. m., June Bth, Board met pur
suant to adjournment, members all
present, minutes of yesterday’s meet
ing read and approved.
Telephone matters were then taken
up ana new contracts made out and
signed for two telephones one to tiie
office of the County Attorney and one
at the Poor Farm, new rates being
given and at a reduction of the former
contract.
Motioned and carried that A. D.
Gray, of Preston, Minn., be engaged as
assistant counsel for the case of State of
lowa vs. Johu H. Cater said Gray to
receive from tiie county SIOO for his
services iu the case.
' Balance of the forenoon was spent in
making the regular settlement with
tiie Co. Treasurer, pendiug the same
adjourned to 1 p. m.
1 p. m., Board met, members all
present.
The settlement with the Co. Treas
urer was taken up and completed, his
accounts being found correct aud all
moneys accounted for.
111 order to comply with the provi
sions of the Election Law the Chair
man appointed J. J. Haug and Johu
Greer to destroy tiie ballots cast at the
last General Election.
Balance of the afternoon was spent in
listening to petitioners.
011 motion adjourned to 8 a, m.
June 9th.
THIRD DAY.
Ba. m., June 9th, Board met pur
suant to adjournment, members all
present, minutes of yesterday’s meet
ing read aud approved.
The Board then proceeded to make
their settlement with the Clerk of the
Court, completing tiie same.
The semi-annual settlement sheet of
the County Treasurer in account with
State Revenue was prepared by the
Auditor and on motion approved.
The official reports of L. B. Whitney
Co. Treasurer, Henry Elvidge, Clerk of
the Courts and O. C. Johnson, County
Auditor were examined and ou motion
approved.
TREASURER’S REPORT.
Treasurer's Office, ) _
Winneshiek County. 1
Decorah, lowa, June 1897.
To the Honorable Hoard of Supervisors of Win
neshiek County, lowa.
Gentlemen:— ln accordance with section
913 of the Code of lowa, I respectfully submit
the following report of receipts and disburse
ments, together with the balances iu the
various funds as shown by the books In this
office.
L. B. WHITNEY, Co. Treasurer.
RECEIPTS JAN. 1 TO JUNE 1, 1897.
General taxes 884335 59
Liquor taxes 4134 67
Interest on delinquent tax 75 88
Text books sold from Co. Auditor 1282 31
ljuui sold from Co, Auditor 455 lit
Tuition at poor house 52 00
Produce sold at poor farm 170 94
Session laws 50
Unclaimed witness fees from Co. Clerk 229 85
Examination fees from Co. Hupt 378 GO
State warrant from “ “ 50 00
Flues from Justices of the Peace 85 55
Interest on P S fund 1298 37
P s Fund loans paid 320 00
DISBURSEMENTS.
State revenue 9087 41
County warrants 13365 26
Bridge “ 1441 57
lusaue “ 917 26
Poor “ 4717 78
Court House “ 407 96
Domestic animal 54 75
School districts 29488 03
Road “ 2830 59
Corporations 8009 82
Appolutmeut orders 5018.58
School fuud loans 250 00
Highway warrants 837 15
Soldiers relief warrauts 21*4 00
Teacher’s Institute warrants 476 20
Canoe Cemetery order 44 47
Postage 25 00
ltefuuded tax 23 18
Totals 92898 85 77289 60
Balance Juu 1, 1897 16742 17
Balance June 1, 1897 32350 42
8109640 02 $109610 02
BALANCES OE FUNDS.
State fund $225 72
County fuud 684 95
County sebool fuud 215 28
Bridge fuud 6178 02
Insane fund 3833 67
Poor fund 745 55
Court House fuud 1292 03
Domestic Animal 592 99
Soldier’s relief fund 26167
Township road fund 598 23
Teacher’s Institute fuud 174 52
Decorah Corporation fund 352 43
“ W \V Contingent fund 5 75
“ W W Sinking fund 23 26
“ Bond and Fire fund 23 78
West Deeorab Corporation 69 23
Calmar Corporation 53 69
Ossian 51 63
Canoe cemetery 63
Independent District Twp Schools 4704 70
Highway fund 6117 51
Ridgeway 96 22
Spillviile 95 52
Jackson Junction 37 .50
PH fund 315 00
T S fund 3467 89
Ft Atkinson overpaid 60 95
Balance 32350 42
832417 37 032417 37
Respectfully submitted.
L. B. WHITNEY,
Co. Treasurer.
Per W. O. Nordiieim
Deputy.
CLERK’S REPORT.
To the Honorable Hoard of Supervisors of Win
nesheik County, lowa.
Gentlemen:—l respectfully submit the fol
lowing report of receipts and disbursements
in the office of the Clerk of the District Court
for the period extendiug from January Ist,
1897 to June Ist, 1897.
To received for Debits.
Filing petitions 8 86 50
Jury costs 24 00
Reporter’s costs 17 00
Transcripts 5 00
Confessions 9 00
Mechanics liens 6 00
Old court costs 53 25
Clerk’s court costs 541 31
Probate costs 149 88
Marriage licenses 65 00
Naturalization papers 4 50
Miscellaneous 21 00
Fines 360 00
Credits.
By paid county treasurers fines $360 00
“ “ postage, express, etc 11 01
“ “ recording board of health 15 20
“ “ balauce toco, treasurer 956 23
81,342 44 $1,342 44
STATE OF IOWA, > au
Winneshiek Co.) s ‘ ’
I. Henry Elvidge, Clerk of the District Court
of Winnesheik County, being duly sworn, de
pose and say that the foregoing report is cor
rect and true to the best of my knowledge and
belief.
HENRY ELVIDGE,
Clerk District Court.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 7th
day of June, 1897.
O. C. JOHNSON,
County Auditor.
AUDITOR’S REPORT.
AUDITOR’S OFFICE )_
Winnesheik County, j s ’
Decorah, lowa June 1897.
To the Honorable Hoard of Supervisors of Win
neshiek County, lowa.
Gentlemen:—Below please find mv semi
unuual report trom Junuary Ist 1897 to June
1 1897, which includes:
Balances In the vurious fund.
Expenditure of the county as per warrants
issued.
Receipts aud disbursements of this office.
Temporary and permanent school fund ac
counts.
All of which is very respectfully submitted.
O. C. JOHNSON, Couuty Auditor.
BALANCES IN VAKIOUS FUNDS.
State Funds $225 72
Couuty “ 684 95
Poor “ 745 55
Bridge “ «378 02
Insane “ 3833 67
Court House “ 1292 03
County School “ 215 28
Teacher’s Institute “ 174 62
Domestic Animal “ 592 99
Township road “ 598 23
Highway “ 6117 51
Soldiers relief “ 261 67
Township and Ind. School fund 4704 70
Decorah Corporation 352 43
West Decorah “ 69 23
Calmar “ 53 69
Ossian “ 51 63
Ridgeway “ 96 22
Spillviile “ 95 62
Jackson Junction “ 37 50
Decorah water works sinking fund 28 26
“ “ “ contingent 575
Decorah bond and fire 23 78
Canoe cemetery 63
Permanent school fund 315 00
Temporary •• “ 3467 89
Fort Atkinson fund 66 95
Total balance 32350 42
832417 37 832417 37
Expenditures of the County as per Warrants
Issued from Jan. Ist 1897 to J uue Ist 1897.
Collectors and supervisors 8 351 36
Resolution 13 57
Witnesses 648 75
Jurors 1235 40
Court house fund 309 94
Justices aud constables 323 55
Attorneys BJS 16
Sheriff!) und bailiffs 890 20
Inquests 25 25
Jail expense 621 86
Support of poor 4727 78
Court reporter aud janitor 316 00
Light, fuel and repairs to Co. buildings 129 37
Assessors, clerks aud trustees 1696 25
Couuty officers aud clerk hire 3305 01
Books and stationery 652 07
Printing 349 07
Deaf, dumb and insane 868 17
Elections 123 90
Bounty on wild animals 51 00
Bridge 1451 57
Surveyors and roads 224 65
Feebleminded children 24 99
Blind 24 10
Highways 887 15
School text books 1053 69
Soldiers relief 294 00
Cemetery lots 150 00
Collecting old court costs 128 95
Takiug testimony 85 52
Quarantine 50 98
Telephoning 28 70
Insurance 6 25
Domestic animal 53 25
Total 821887 46
Receipts aud Disbursements of this Office.
Dr.
To balance at last report 120 93
To received for school text books 1282 31
To received for care of E. W. Baker
insane fund 52 00
To received for sale of session laws 50
To received for sale of Instruction curds 50
To received for cancelled Insurance 41 81
To received for constable fees 5 05
To received for sale of lot 5 Sd of N %
block 8, Decorah 485 19
To received lor produce of Co. farm 170 94
To received for house rent 5 25
To received for road damage 750 00
To received for fees of office 75 50
$2989 98
t'K.
By paid county treasurerfor
Couuty fuud $1767 50
By paid couuty treasurer for
insane fund 52 00
By paid couuty treasurer for
poor tuud 170 94
By paid county treasurer for
state fuud 50
“ for platting, station
ery, etc 21 30
“ freight and express 18 39
“ postage, stamps aud
cards 12 50
“ subscription for pa
per, Wallace’s farmer 100
“ rood damage 750 00
$2794 13
Balance on hand 195 85
Temporary School Fuud Account.
Dr.
To balano' at last report 81805 71
“ Inteiefc. .ollected 1298 37
“ fines 85 55
*• transfer from county school 51*8 08
“ “ “ slate reveuue !570 64
$7149 24
88954 95
Ck.
By apportionment $6591 97
By trausfer to county fund 1000 00
By bulance on bund 1362 98
$8054 95
Permanent School Fund Account.
Db.
To balance at last report $245 00
To amount collected on loans 320 00
8565 00
Cr.
By amount loaned $250 00
By balance on hand 315 00
The equalization of assesments was
then taken up and pending the same
adjourned to 1 p. m.
1 p. m. Board met pursuant to ad
journment and continued the equaliza
tion, completing the same after having
ordered the following changes to be
made in the various townships and
corporations of the county as fol
to-wit:
Land. Cattle. Horses.
Townships. 9 g* gJ £ g £
Si? % * %
Bloomfield 5 35
Military 15 15 10
Washington 16 17
Jackson 15 10
Frankvtlle 10
Springfield 5 25
Calmar 10 14 29
Sumner 25 5
Glenwood 45 9 22
Decorah 15
Madison 18 40
Lincoln 5 5
Pleasant 15 15
Canoe 25 10 8
Bluffton 25 34 22
Orleans 6
Highland 20 5
Hesper 10 5 7
Burr Oak 10 5 4
Fremont 15 1« 16
Decorah Corp 35 22
West “
Calmar “ 40 80
Ossian “ 15 *3
Spillviile “ ia j 3
Ridgeway “ 45 5
Ft. Atkinson “ / 43
Balance of the day was spent in aud
iting and examining accounts against
the county.
On motion adjourned to June 10th.
FOURTH DAY.
8:30 a. m., June 10th. Board met
pursuaut to adjourment; members all
present; minutes of yesterday’s meeting
read and approved.
School fund Loan No. 805 to Wm.
Boyer for s2oo was on motion approved.
Moved that the 1890 assesment of
Margarite Aauber of Calmar Corp. be
reduced two thirds and the treasurer
be ordered to correct the tax list in ac
cordance with same; carried.
Balance of the forenoon was spent in
auditing poor accounts.
Ou motioned adjourned to 1 p. m.
Ip. m. Board met pursuant to ad
journment.
The Michael Douahue Consent Road
Petition No. 940 was on motion granted
and road ordered established as per
stipulation on file with the original
The D. W. Baldwin Consent Road
No. 942 and the E. O. Bakke Consent
Road No. 941 were also on motion
granted.
It being necessary for Mr. Holton to
be absent the balauce of the day Mr.
Allen was called to tiie chair.
Motioned and carried that the chair
man appoint a committee of three to
look after the interests of the Wiuue
shiek county in all cases where sales of
real estate are pendiug by virtue of au
execution where it is deemed to the best
interest of the county to so do.
Tiie J. I. Tavener Consent Road Pe
tition No. 943 was ou motion granted
and road ordered established.
Balance of afternoon was spent in at
tending to miscellaneous business.
On motion adjourned to 8:30 a. m.
June 11th.
(Continued next week.)
The Fourth at Decorah.
Decorah’s celebration of tiie Glorious
Fourth is the one interesting topic of
this corner of lowa. Go where you
will, you hear it talked about. The
committee has decided that iu order to
relieve their guests as far as possible,
free hitching grounds aud free hay will
be provided. The hitching grounds
will be guarded by special police, who
will be instructed to look carefully to
tiie welfare of the property intrusted to
their care. Free tire crackers will be
provided for the boys; free bowery
dances for older persons and free balloon
ascensions, races, bail games, fireworks,
etc., for everybody. No matter who
you are or where you live, don’t let
anything keep you away from Decorah
on Monday, July the sth. John J.
I ngalls, ex-seuutor from Kansas, who is
one of tiie very best speakers in the
United States, will be tiie orator of the
day, aud it would well be worth coming
miles to listen to him alone. It is earn
estly hoped that every bicycle rider
within a radius of fifty miles at least
will take part in the monster bicycle
parade. Tiie day that we celebrate
ttiis time will lie the biggest day iu
Decorah '3 history.
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Its Next Thursday.
Tin e having In charge tiie Y. M. C.
A. excursion to Independence next
Thursday have arranged for the sale of
tickets at several places, so as to avoid
a rush at the depot. There’s an im
mense crowd going, so buy your ticket
liefore Thursday and you can get ou
the train without worrying over that
matter. The train leaves Decorah at
7:30 a. m., sharp. Tickets now on sale
at tiie following places:
Pennington A Vance, Smith A Dlxson, E. J.
Wciser, J. 11. Duncun, K. I. Haugen, K. K.
Hchuck, Sluclalr Bros., G. L. Btriuger, L. A.
Marsh, Ben Bear, C. A. Neufert, R. Schrubbe,
B. (). Marsh, Brunt A Barman, Hutchinson A
Oo„ C. N. Goddard, J. C. Hexoiu, Cou«e A
Tracy, also Burlington depot aud Y. M. C. A.
rooms.
No. 17.