anaheim-gazette 1889-04-11

THE WRIGHT HILL Opinions of the Provisions of the Act Pledition Upon the Adoption by the Public Qualifications and Bounds of Officers' Organization and Province of the Board of Treasurer—Board. This will be found a synopsis of the provisions of the Act. Within an irrigation district, and be for a change of boundaries of any district, by including other lands thereunto amendment relates to appoint office in case of vacancies, the apportioned real property and the collection assessments. The first two amendments published in full on these columns of their introduction into the same six weeks ago. The Wright bill, approved March 7, 1857, for the organization and governance districts and for the seafloor water and other property, and institution of water for irrigating purposes. Whenever a petition signed by fifty owners lands susceptible of one irrigation from a common source the same system of works desire to irrigate the same, they petition for an irrigation district under sections of the Act and when organized district shall have the powers conferred may hereafter be conferred upon districts. When the petition calling organization of the district has been presented to the Board-ofSuperior has been the case with the Anadroit, an election is called for. The partitioned into five districts, each which elects a Director. A two-thirds of the entire district is necessary information of the same. All the offi-district are also voted for at this Section 4 and 5 of the bill reads: An election shall be held in such on the first Wednesday in April, on the first Wednesday in April second year thereafter, at which an Collector and a Treasurer, and a The Board may sell bonds from time to time in such quantities as may be necessary and most advantageous. Said bonds and the interest thereto shall be paid by revenue derived from an annual assessment upon the real property of the district; and all real property in the district shall be liable to be assessed for such payment. The Assessor must between the first Monday in March, and the first Monday in June of each year assess all property in the district. He shall be allowed as many deputies, to be appointed by him, as will be necessary, in the judgment of the directors, to enable him to complete the assessment within the time prescribed. The compensation must not exceed $5 per day for each deputy. The Board of Directors sit as a Board of Equalization, and levy an assessment to pay interest on bonds upon the presentation of the coupons due to the Treasurer. He shall pay the same from the Bond Fund. Whenever after ten years from the issuance of said bonds, said fund shall amount to the sum of $10,000 the Board of Directors may direct the Treasurer to pay such an amount of said bonds not due as the money in said bonds upon the presentation of these years. PERSONAL MENTION O. M. A. Goodwin of the Meeting is in town. Judge White is not a tour of confederate valley, then Dixie county. R. M. Hardman, of the Internal Department, is in town, so stay a few miles. Mrs. City of Los Angeles is visiting sister, Mrs. A. L. Hatshimms of Peoria. Omar Leandke left on Tuesday at Rafal, where the members of the Governor, N. S. G. W., now reside shortly. Dr. Ballard returned on Tuesday for Grand Lodge, A. O. U. W., meeting in San Francisco. Mrs. J. B. H. Cooper and Miss Cooper of San Francisco, sister and niece Mrs. Look are in Santa Ana, to some weeks. Mr. and Mrs. John Cedman and Mrs. Hoffman left on Thursday for Nob., to be gone some months. Miss Anna Bandal, who has been near last, by a telegram, announced accidental death of her father in Van W. T. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Burgess and their children were in town on Monday after Fred is an old-time resident of Amazing live barn fifteen years present he resides at Santa Ana, and An election shall be held in such on the first Wednesday in April on the first Wednesday in April year thereafter, at which an Collector and a Treasurer, and a five Directors for the district shall The person receiving the high-rate of votes for any office to be filed election, is elected thereto. Within after receiving their certificates of nomination provided for, said officer take and subscribe the official oath same in the office of the Board. The Assessment shall execute an in the sum of $10,000, and the official bond in the sum of $20, the district Treasurer an official the sum of $50,000; each of said be approved by the Board of and each member of said Board will execute an official bond in the $50,000, which said bonds shall be by the Judge of the Superior Court where such organization was and shall be recorded in the office county Recorder thereof, and filed Secretary of said Board. All officers provided for shall be in prescribed by law for the official county officers. Fifteen days before any election for this Act, subsequent to the order of any district, the Secretary of Directors shall cause notices to three public places in each elector, of the time and place of hold election, and shall also post a general of the same in the office of said Board, shall be established and kept at some place to be determined by said Board. On the polling places of each precinct, to the time for posting the notices, must appoint for each precinct, electors thereof, one Inspector and Idea, who shall constitute a Board of for such a precinct. If the Board appoint a Board of Election, or the appointed do not attend at the polls on the morning of election, hours of the precinct present at that appoint the Board, or supply the absent member thereof. The Directors must, in its order ap- ply the Board of Election, designate the place within the precinct where the must be held. Board of Directors must declare elected having the highest number of ten for each office to be filled. They must immediately make out and to each person a certificate of election and authenticated with the board. In case of a vacancy in of Assessor, Collector or Treas- vacancy shall be filled by appointing the Board of Directors. In case of in the office of a member of the Directors the vacancy shall be filled by the Board of Supervisors. First Monday in May next following action the Board of Directors shall organize as a board, elect a President number and appoint a Secretary, and shall have the power, and it shall duty to manage and conduct the and affairs of the district, make and all necessary contracts, employ and such agents, officers and employees as required, and prescribe their duties, which can be by laws, rules and regulations. March, and the first Monday in June of each year assess all property in the district. He shall be allowed as many deputies, to be appointed by him, as will be necessary, in the judgment of the directors, to enable him to complete the assessment within the time prescribed. The compensation must not exceed $5 per day for each deputy. The Board of Directors sit as a Board of Equalization, and levy an assessment to pay interest on bonds upon the presentation of the coupons due to the Treasurer. He shall pay the same from the Bond Fund. Whenever after ten years from the issuance of bonds, said fund shall amount to the sum of $10,000 the Board of Directors may direct the Treasurer to pay such an amount of said bonds not due as the money in said fund will redeem. The bill contains extended sections relating to bids for construction of canals, awarding of contracts, payment of claims, the manner of raising funds for payment of officers, etc. Each director shall receive as compensation $4 per day and mileage at the rate of twenty cents per mile, in attending meetings, and actual and necessary expenses paid while engaged in official business under the order of the board. County Division Meeting at Garden Grove As per announcement a mass meeting of the citizens of Garden Grove was held in the schoolhouse to discuss county division on Saturday evening last. On motion, Dr. Head was elected chairman and N. A. Beckett Secretary. Col. E. E. Edwards and V. Montgomery of Santa Ana addressed the meeting. Col. Edwards, in a very able address, gave the history of the county division bill and showed us the necessity of prompt action in the coming contest. Mr. Montgomery followed in a clear and satisfactory manner, showing people that their taxes need no greater in the proposed new county than they would be if we remain as we are. Both speakers were well received and the following resolution was unanimously adopted: WHEREAS As a report has been circulated by those opposed to county division, that people of Garden Grove and vicinity are opposed to the creation of the county of Orange, WHEREAS As after a full discussion of the subject, and after mature reflection, we have become convinced that it will be to the best interests of the people residing within the limits of said new county to organize the same; and therefore, be it Resolved That we, the citizens of Garden Grove do most heartily endorse and approve the Act of the Legislature creating the county of Orange, and in saying this we believe that we do but voice the sentiment of a very large majority of the people residing in this vicinity. N. A. BECKETT, Secy. Liberal Lectures. S. P. Putnam, President of the California Secular Union, is expected here on the evenings of April 15th, 16th and 17th, to deliver a course of three lectures at Reiser's Music Hall. Subject on 15th, "The Sunday and the Sabbath," 16th, "Robert Elsmer;" 17th, "The Inspiration of Liberalism." On the afternoon of the 17th, commencing at 3 P.M., a conference will be held of one hour. From 4 to 5 o'clock a volunteer matinee of home talent will be given to amuse t red mothers, weary men and active children. All are invited to join in helping the cause of liberal ideas. The clergy are cordially requested to hear all sides, prove all things and be steadfast to truth. By order Executive Committee C.S.U. L & K PARKER. Mr. and Mrs. John Coddman and Mrs. Hoffman left on Thursday far Nebb., to be gone some months. A man remains. Miss Anna Bandal, who has been Mrs. R. Luedke, was called home on needy last; by a telegram, an accidental death of her father in Van W.T. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Burgess and their children were in town on Monday after Fred is an old-time resident of A hazing lived here fifteen years ago present he resides at Santa Ana, and mail agency on the Southern Pacific Los Angeles and El Paso Tex. The Evergreen Nursery. William A. Cox, the extensive chant of San Francisco, was in town on day and in the afternoon took occasion visit Tim Carroll's Evergreen Nursery Cox had heard of the fame of these nurseries on numerous occasions had been there:the largest on Southern California was somewhat surprised at the extent seed beds,nursery,eto.,and promenthe largest on the Pacific Coast Mr. Cox is well acquainted with every servyman on the Coast,his verdict Carroll's nurseries must be exact gratifying to that gentleman.Beside ing the largest nurseries on the coast probable that at no distant day Mr.will engage extensively in the need business. They Temporally Departed. The city dads hold no meeting yet for the reason that not one of them trouble to be present. There were showers during the afternoon and there were cloudy.The city did not like (i) get wet.All t arried officers of the city in attendance,ready to go on with th ing.There were City Clerk Nebulair Attorney Melrose,City Engineer Sol Marshal Landell and Superintendent Streets Wood.After waiting n advertisement time,and seeing none solons ofthe city had arrived,the tearfully departed. Ladies' Hats. Miss Mossomann has just received sortiment of large sun hatswhich sell at 30 cents,hack hats at 40 cents,besides allthe leading dress h alp 11-2m. Water Company's Meeting. The Board of Directors of the Water Company met in regular session Saturday,full board present.S.O.Was employed to trace a mapof voting precincts inthe new irrigationat an expenseof$20.The Board ors were allowedthe same amountfor special meetingsas they are allow regular meetings.The President an larywere appointeda committee to a loanof$1,800to pay off notesofthe pany.Bills were ordered paid meeting adjourned. The Ladies Delighted. The pleasant effect and-the perfect with which ladies may usethe liquidative,SyrupofPigsunder all co makes it their favorite remedy.It ling tothe eyeandtothe taste,great effectualin actingonthe kidneys,L bowels. In case of a vacancy in the office of Assessor, Collector or Treasurer, vacancy shall be filled by appointing the Board of Directors. In case of an office in the office of a member of the Directors, the vacancy shall be filled by appointment to the Board of Supervisors. First Monday in May next following election the Board of Directors shall organize as a board, elect a President and shall have the power, and it shall duty to manage and conduct the affairs of the district, make and all necessary contracts, employ and such agents, officers and employees required, and prescribe their duties, equable by laws, rules and regulations for distribution and use of water in the owners of said lands, and general perform all such acts as shall be necessary to fully carry out the purposes of the Act. The said by-laws, rules and regulations must be printed in convenient form for distribution in the district. All waters distributed for irrigation purposes shall be questioned ratably to each landowner upon the basis of the ratio which the assessment owner for district purpose within said district bears to whole sum assessed upon the district. Any irrigator may assign the right to the whole or any portion of the water as appropriated to him. The Board of Directors have the right to acquire either by purchase or condemnation, all lands and waters and other property necessary for the construction, new supply, maintenance, repair and improvement of and canal or canals and works, including works constructed and being constructed by private owners, lands for reservoirs, for the storage of useful waters, and all necessary apparatus. In case of lease bonds of the district are to be used in payment at their par value; and in case of condemnation the board shall proceed under the proper provisions of the Code of Civil Procedure. Section 15 of the bill reads: For the purpose of constructing necessary irrigation canals and works and acquiring the necessary property and rights therein; and otherwise carrying out the provisions of this Act, the Board of Directors may make district funds as soon after such a district has been organized as may be practicable, estimate and determine the amount of money necessary to be raised, and shall immediately call a special session at which shall be submitted to the district of each processing the qualifications prescribed by this Act, that question whether such bends of said district shall be issued in amount or determined. If such bends must be presented to said district for approval, also by publication public notice notices must be made by said district for at least three public meetings. The meeting should be held on Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday. By order Executive Committee C.S.U. L. & K PARKER. Fun for Aguilar. Burbank Times. On Monday—all Fool's Day—Agent Aguilar, of Newhall, an inveterate joker, and a pleasant young man, taughed Agent Needham, of San Fernando, a message, to be delivered immediately, as it was very important. Mr. Needham, ever willing to accommodate, used every endeavor to find the party addressed, and after rushing over town for about two hours in the hot sun, returned to the offices and informed Mr. Aguilar that the party could not be found; the resort came "April Fool." Agent Needham dispatched an "expense bill" to Agent Aguilar for 25 cents for the message and 75 cents for expense of delivery, and Agent Aguilar will have to pay it. Data of fun; hey Ramon? Blendhilday. The new vegetable tonic alternative and blood purifier is in the shape of a pleasant syrup, and contains in a concentrated form the most valuable vegetable curatives which have been developed by modern medical and scientific research. It acts directly upon the blood, through it imparting tone and vigor to the entire system and amplifying diureas, and is unaffected as a cure for Swelling. Consciousness and other humors, whether constitution or otherwise, Catarrh Thamnidam Bymanum Dipray, sick and nervous headache, female wakiness, and all Mental lives and kidney diseases. Price H. Sold by Anabolic Pharmacy. Amman Waller. One of the most remarkable features of California had one that strikes like water with its wet surface with this same intensity as rain falls on its surface. And if naturally it is so intense as rain falls on its surface, then it would be impossible to hold it down without causing damage to its surface. BURKIN HILFIGER. At the University Press by M. Ames THE Ladies Delighted. The pleasant effect and the perfect with which ladies may use the liquid laxative, Syrup of Figs, under all conditions make it their favorite remedy. It lingers to the eye and to the taste, good effectual in acting on the kidneys, bowels. There were 855 votes cast at the Santa Ana on Monday, being 23 than were cast at the city election ago. The tickets were so badly that counting was very slow, the being finished until 6 o'clock on afternoon. The People's ticket was full, the result being somewhat of a to many. The elected ones are given Board of Trustees John Avaa, J. Dodson, Almon Goodwin, O. E. Gronnan D. Halladay. Board of Education Backingham, Irm Chandler, J. H. P. W. Swanner and Victor Montgomery order, George E. Freeman. The Theodore Lucy. Marshall, George T Clark, Ed Tedford. Amman, D. COMMISSION SUCCESS COORDINATED. TO THE EDITOR—Please inform readers that I have a positive remission above named disease. By its thousands of hopeism more have been manically gored. I shall be glad two bottles of my remedy twice your readers who have commissions will send us their expenses and address. Requestfully. T.A. Roccia, M.C., 181 Pursuer M. Fragrant lime lime lime lime lime lime lime lime lime lime lime lime lime lime lime lime lime lime lime lime lime lime lime lime lime lime lime lime lime lime lime lime lime lime lime lime lime lime lime lime lime lime lime lime lime lime lime lime lime PERSONAL MENTION. A. Goodwin of the Meeting Magrimae Whale is on a tour of conurbation in day, this Diego month. Racism of the Internal Revenue局, is in town, to stop a first day. Day of Los Angeles in visiting her Mrs. A. L. Hatchman of Pollination, Lendka left on Tuesday for San where the president of the Grand Pan. O. W., convened shortly. Hallard returned on Thursday from the Lodge, A. O. U. W., monthly in San Francisco. J. B. H. Cooper and Miss Alice of San Francisco, skirt and mime of look, are in Santa Ana, to remain awake. Mrs. John Cadman and Mr. and Hoffman left on Thursday for Lencola, he gone some months. A. R. Cadmains. Anna Bandal, who has been visiting Lencola, was called home on Wednesday by a telegram, announcing the real death of her father in Vancouver, and Mrs. Fred Burgess and their two were in town on Monday afternoon, an old-time resident of Anaheim, lived here fifteen years ago. At the residence at Santa Ana, and has a housekeeping. The Los Angeles County Public Library Society, at the meeting at Palmieri a few weeks ago, decided to hold their next meeting at Anaheim. The society held a very successful meeting have home into years ago. The ladies of Los Angeles are presenting the final arrangements for the Thomas Festival, which begins next month. As yet nothing has been heard of Anaheim's display. Is it possible that our family figures are not to be displayed? At Patricia Grove on the evening of the 3d instant George R. Holmes and Miss Minnie F. McCobb were named in the holy body of matrimony. The happy people will reside in Anaheim, and have already gone to homekeeping. The Evergreen Nursery. M. A. Cox, the extensive seed merchant in San Francisco, was in town on Tuesday to take occasion to Carroll's Evergreen Nursery. Mr. heard of the fame of these nurseries and verons occasions had been told they largest in Southern California. He now surprised at the extent of the orla, nursery, etc., and pronounced the largest on the Pacific Coast. As is well acquainted with every nurse on the Coast, his verdict of Mr. nurseries must be exceedingly good to that gentleman. Besides own-largest nurseries on the coast, it is that at no distant day Mr. Carrollage extensively in the seed-raising industry. Hey Tentiously Departed. City dads held no meeting yesterday, reason that not one of them took the to be present. There were a few during the afternoon and the skies cloudy. The city dad does (he) get wet. All the sal-officers of the city were danced, ready to go on with the meeters were City Clerk Nebalung, City Melrose, City Engineer Schneider, Landell and Superintendent of Wood. After waiting until the dead time, and seeing none of the city had arrived, the crowd departed. Ladies' Hats. Mossomann has just received an asst at large sun hats, which she will 30 cents, hack hats at 40 and 50 besides all the leading dress hats. Water Company's Meeting. Board of Directors of the Anaheim Company met in regular session on July, full board present. S. O. Wood deployed to trace a map of the five precincts in the new irrigation district expense of $20. The Board of Directors allowed the same amount for called meetings as they are allowed for meetings. The President and Secrete appointed a committee to secure $1,800 to pay off notes of the com-Bills were ordered paid and the adjourned. The Ladies Delighted. Pleasant effect and the perfect safety which ladies may use the liquid fruits, Syrup of Figs, under all conditions their favorite remedy. It is pleas-the eye and to the taste, gentle, yet in acting on the kidneys, liver and The ladies of Los Angeles are presenting the final arrangements for the Florentine Festival, which begins next week. Anytime has been heard of Anaheim's display. Is it possible that our lovely flowers are not to be displayed? At Pacific Grove on the evening of the 3d instant George R. Holmes and Mike Minnin F. McCabbin were named in the holy hands of matrimony. The happy people will reside in Anaheim, and have already gone to housekeeping. There will be a titimen' meeting at Kroeger's Hall on Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock, to take action upon the leading features of the Wright hill. Candidates will be named for the various offices. A full attendance is desired. The ladies of the Catholic Church are arranging for an entertainment and dance to occur in the near future; the proceeds to be used for the purpose of building a fence around the Disters' College on Palm street. The affair will doubtless be a success. During the storm of Tuesday afternoon hall fell to the depth of over an inch at Lionel Browning's place at Fullerton. A large pailful was brought into town yesterday and passaby for a short time indulged in an 'ld fashioned "snowballing." William Schumacher, who for the past few months has kept the markets supplied with excellent game and fish from Newport, is expecting a new fish net from the East, upon the arrival of which he will be in position to supply everybody with any quantity of the finny tribe. On the first and second pages of this issue we reprint the article of Prof. Nagie upon the culture of sugar beets, which appeared last week in the San Francisco Enval Press. This is the most extensive presentation of facts in regard to the industry which has yet appeared. In a barroom scrimmage at Fullerton last Saturday evening, a young man of that place, whose name is withheld," knocked out" two belligants who attempted to annihilate him. The young fellow now enjoys the reputation of being the boss pagillist of this section. The Supervisors visited Azusa on Tuesday for the purpose of inspecting the water district. If the Azansis regale the board with cold tarkey and fine old wine, like the Anaheimers did two weeks ago, they will have their new water district formed without delay. The Supervisors are good people. A alight shower of rain fall on Monday afternoon, the gauge showing the precipitation to have been .06. On Tuesday afternoon we had a gentle thunder shower, when 10 of an inch fell. Yesterday afternoon there were light showers, and the indications were last evening that we should have a heavy downpour during the night. Theo...Kling advertises his Palace Most Market, which will be opened on Monday morning in Mitchell's block, opposing the postoffice. At present Mr. Kling's plan of business is in Odd Fellow's buildings in Los Angeles street. He will keep fresh mansage, ham, lard, etc., constantly on hand and deliver them in the neighborhood free of charge. Attention is directed to the advertisement of St. Catharine's Academy, housed by Memorial University with A.Lawrence Avenue. Two Walters Photos. "Dear I have a frightful sad in the hand. What shall I take for it?" Dancer (after collection)—A handkerchief. Sandwich's business future. The high drive is the world for Cubs, Bison, Ullens, Bals Rhone, Power Sears, Tether Changed Handles, Chillblain, Ceramics, and all Skin Krapplies, and positively earn Films or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money obtained. Price 25 cents per box Per sale by Wm. M. Higgins. 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SYRUP OF FIGS Having but on hand at I will NO Exc CO B Look-Cong $18,00 Car The Board of Directors allowed the amount for annual meetings as they are allowed for meetings. The President and Secretary appointed a committee to secure $1,800 to pay off notes of the com-munity bills were ordered paid and the adjourned. There were 855 votes cast at the election of Ana on Monday, being 249 more than cast at the city election one year. The tickets were so badly scratched that it was very slow, the task not finished until 6 o'clock on Tuesday. The People's ticket was unanimous result being somewhat of a surprise. The elected ones are given below: Trustee: John Aras, J. R. Congdon Goodwin, C. E. Grouard and M. Maday. Board of Education, J. A. Asham, Ira Chandler, J. H. Pinley, D.anner and Victor Montgomery. Reverend George R. Freeman. Treasurer, Rev Lacy, Marshal, George T. Islay. Ed Tedford. Amman, D. T. Brank. Consumption Survely Correct. THE EDITOR—Please inform your readers I have a positive remedy for the named disease. By its timely use of hopeless mone have been pretty sure. I shall be glad to send letters of my remedy away to any of ladies who have acquainted if they and me these express and genuine reasons. Respectfully, Morris M.C., 181 Puntstet, New York. February, 1836 The American Pharma by the gallant Yary shope. BUSINESS BRIEFS A.T.Walker all are taken up in business. The President and Secretary appointed a committee to secure $1,800 to pay off notes of the com-munity bills were ordered paid and the adjourned. There were 855 votes cast at the election of Ana on Monday, being 249 more than cast at the city election one year. The tickets were so badly scratched that it was very slow, the task not finished until 6 o'clock on Tuesday. The People's ticket was unanimous result being somewhat of a surprise. The elected ones are given below: Trustee: John Aras, J. R. Congdon Goodwin, C. E. Grouard and M. Maday. Board of Education, J. A. Asham, Ira Chandler, J. H. Pinley, D.anner and Victor Montgomery. Reverendent George R. Freeman. Treasurer, Rev Lacy, Marshal, George T. Islay. Ed Tedford. Amman, D. T. Brank. Consumption Survially Correct. THE EDITOR—Please inform your readers I have a positive remedy for the named disease. By its timely use of hopeless mone have been pretty sure. I shall be glad to send letters of my remedy away to any of ladies who have acquainted if they and me these express and genuine reasons. Respectfully, Morris M.C., 181 Puntstet, New York. February, 1836 The American Pharma by the gallent Yary shope. BUSINESS BRIEFS A.T.Walker all are taken up in business. The President and Secretary appointed a committee to secure $1,800 to pay off notes of the com-munity bills were ordered paid and the adjourned. There were 855 votes cast at the election of Ana on Monday, being 249 more than cast at the city election one year. The tickets were so badly scratched that it was very slow, the task not finished until 6 o'clock on Tuesday. The People's ticket was unanimous result being somewhat of a surprise. The elected ones are given below: Trustee: John Aras, J. R. Congdon Goodwin, C. E. Grouard and M. Maday. Board of Education, J. A. Asham, Ira Chandler, J. H. Pinley, D.anner and Victor Montgomery. Reverendent George R. Freeman. Treasurer, Rev Lacy, Marshal, George T. Islay. Ed Tedford. Amman, D. T. Brank. Consumption Survially Correct. THE EDITOR—Please inform your readers I have a positive remedy for the named disease. By its timely use of hopeless mone have been pretty sure. I shall be glad to send letters of my remedy away to any of ladies who have acquainted if they and me these express and genuine reasons. Respectfully, Morris M.C., 181 Puntstet, New York. February, 1836 The American Pharma by the gallent Yary shope. BUSINESS BRIEFS A.T.Walker all are taken up in business. The President and Secretary appointed a committee to secure $1,800 to pay off notes of the com-munity bills were ordered paid and the adjourned. There were 855 votes cast at the election of Ana on Monday, being 249 more than cast at the city election one year. The tickets were so badly scratched that it was very slow, the task not finished until 6 o'clock on Tuesday. The People's ticket was unanimous result being somewhat of a surprise. The elected ones are given below: Trustee: John Aras, J. R. Congdon Goodwin, C. E. Grouard and M. Maday. Board of Education, J. A. Asham, Ira Chandler, J. H. Pinley, D.anner and Victor Montgomery. Reverendent George R. Freeman. Treasurer, Rev Lacy, Marshal, George T. Islay. Ed Tedford. Amman, D. T. Brank. Consumption Survially Correct. THE EDITOR—Please inform your readers I have a positive remedy for the named disease. By its timely use of hopeless mone have been pretty sure.I shall be glad to send letters of my remedy away to any of ladies who have acquainted if they and me these express and genuine reasons. Respectfully, Morris M.C., 181 Puntstet, New York. February, 1836 The American Pharma by the gallent Yary shope. BUSINESS BRIEFS A.T.Walker all are taken up in business. The President and Secretary appointed a committee to secure $1,800 to pay off notes of the com-munity bills were ordered paid and the adjourned. There were 855 votes cast at the election of Ana on Monday, being 249 more than cast at the city election one year.The tickets were so badly scratched that it was very slow,the task not finished until 6 o'clock on Tuesday.The People's ticket was unanimous result being somewhat of a surprise. The elected ones are given below: Trustee: John Aras, J.R.Congdon Goodwin,C.E.GrouardandM.Maday.BoardofEductionJ.J.AshamIraChandlerJ.H.PinleyDannerandVictorMontgomeryReverendentGeorgeR.FreemanTreasurerRevLacyMarshalGeorgeT.IslayEdTedfordAmmanD.T.Brank. Consumption Survially Correct. THE EDITOR—Please inform your readers I have a positive remedy for the named disease.BY its timely use of hopeless mone have been pretty sure.I shall be glad to send letters of my remedy away to any of ladies who have acquainted if they and me these express and genuine reasons. Respectfully, Morris M.C., 181 Puntstet, New York. February, 1836 The American Pharma by the gallent Yary shope. BUSINESS BRIEFS A.T.Walker all are taken up in business. The President and Secretary appointed a committee to secure $1,800 to pay off notes of the com-munity bills were ordered paid and the adjourned. There were 855 votes cast at the election of Ana on Monday, being 249 more than cast at the city election one year.The tickets were so badly scratched that it was very slow,the task not finished until 6 o'clock on Tuesday.The People's ticket was unanimous result being somewhat of a surprise. The elected ones are given below: Trustee: John Aras, J.R.Congdon Goodwin,C.E.GrouardandM.Maday.BoardofEductionJ.J.AshamIraChandlerJ.H.PinleyDannerandVictorMontgomeryReverendentGeorgeR.FreemanTreasurerRevLacyMarshalGeorgeT.IslayEdTedfordAmmanD.T.Brank. Consumption Survially Correct. THE EDITOR—Please inform your readers I have a positive remedy for the named disease.BY its timely use of hopeless mone have been pretty sure.I shall be glad to send letters of my remedy away to any of ladies who have acquainted if they and me these express and genuine reasons. Respectfully, Morris M.C., 181 Puntstet, New York. February, 1836 The American Pharma by the gallent Yary shope. BUSINESS BRIEFS A.T.Walker all are taken up in business. The President and Secretary appointed a committee to secure $1,800 to pay off notes of the com-munity bills were ordered paid and the adjourned. There were 855 votes cast at the election of Ana on Monday, being 249 more than cast at the city election one year.The tickets were so badly scratched that it was very slow,the task not finished until 6 o'clock on Tuesday.The People's ticket was unanimous result being somewhat of a surprise. The elected ones are given below: Trustee: John Aras, J.R.Congdon Goodwin,C.E.GrouardandM.Maday.BoardofEductionJ.J.AshamIraChandlerJ.H.PinleyDannerandVictorMontgomeryReverendentGeorgeR.FreemanTreasurerRevLacyMarshalGeorgeT.IsLAYEdTedfordAmmanD.T.Brank. Consumption Survially Correct. THE EDITOR—Please inform your readers I have a positive remedy for the named disease.BY its timely use of hopeless mone have been pretty sure.I shall be glad to send letters of my remedy away to any of ladies who have acquainted if they and me these express and genuine reasons. Respectfully, Morris M.C., 181 Puntstet, New York. February, 1836 The American Pharma by the gallent Yary shope. BUSINESS BRIEFS A.T.Walker all are taken up in business. The President and Secretary appointed a committee to secure $1,800 to pay off notes of the com-munity bills were ordered paid and the adjourned. There were 855 votes cast at the election of Ana on Monday, being 249 more than cast at the city election one year.The tickets were so badly scratched that it was very slow,the task not finished until 6 o'clock on Tuesday.The People's ticket was unanimous result being somewhat of a surprise. The elected ones are given below: Trustee: John Aras, J.R.Congdon Goodwin,C.E.GrouardandM.Maday.BoardofEductionJ.J.AshamIraChandlerJ.H.PinleyDannerandVictorMontgomeryReverendentGeorgeR.FreemanTreasurerRevLacyMarshalGeorgeT.IsLAYEdTedfordAmmanD.T.Brank." Consumption Survially Correct. THE EDITOR—Please inform your readers I have a positive remedy for the named disease.BY its timely use of hopeless mone have been pretty sure.I shall be glad to send letters of my remedy away to any of ladies who have acquainted if they and me these express and genuine reasons. Respectfully, Morris M.C., 181 Puntstet, New York. February, 1836 The American Pharma by the gallent Yary shope. BUSINESS BRIEFS A.T.Walker all are taken up in business. The President and Secretary appointed a committee to secure $1,800 to pay off notes of the com-munity bills were ordered paid and the adjourned. There were 855 votes cast at the election of Ana on Monday, being 249 more than cast at the city election one year.The tickets were so badly scratched that it was very slow,the task not finished until 6 o'clock on Tuesday.The People's ticket was unanimous result being somewhat of a surprise. The elected ones are given below: Trustee: John Aras, J.R.Congdon Goodwin,C.E.GrouardandM.Maday.BoardofEductionJ.J.AshamIraChandlerJ.H.PinleyDannerandVictorMontgomeryReverendentGeorgeR.FreemanTreasurerRevLacyMarshalGeorgeT.IsLAYEdTedfordAmmanD.T.Brank." Consumption Survially Correct. THE EDITOR—Please inform your readers I have a positive remedy for the named disease.BY its timely use of hopeless mone have been pretty sure.I shall be glad to send letters of my remedy away to any of ladies who have acquainted if they and me these express and genuine reasons. Respectfully, Morris M.C., 181 Puntstet, New York. February, 1836 The American Pharma by the gallent Yary shope. BUSINESS BRIEFS A.T.Walker all are taken up in business. The President and Secretary appointed a committee to secure $1,800 to pay off notes of the com-munity bills were ordered paid and the adjourned. There were 855 votes cast at the election of Ana on Monday, being 249 more than cast at the city election one year.The tickets were so badly scratched that it was very slow,the task not finished until 6 o'clock on Tuesday.The People's ticket was unanimous result being somewhat of a surprise. The elected ones are given below: Trustee: John Aras, J.R.Congdon Goodwin,C.E.GrouardandM.Maday.BoardofEductionJ.J.AshamIraChandlerJ.H.PinleyDannerandVictorMontgomeryReverendentGeorgeR.FreemanTreasurerRevLacyMarshalGeorgeT.IsLAYEdTedfordAmmanD.T.Brank." Consumption Survially Correct. THE EDITOR—Please inform your readers I have a positive remedy for the named disease.BY its timely use of hopeless mone have been pretty sure.I shall be glad to send letters of my remedy away to any of ladies who have acquainted if they and me these express and genuine reasons. Respectfully, Morris M.C., 181 Puntstet, New York. February, 1836 The American Pharma by the gallent Yary shope. BUSINESS BRIEFS A.T.Walker all are taken up in business. The President and Secretary appointed a committee to secure $1,800 to pay off notes of the com-munity bills were ordered paid and the adjourned. There were 855 votes cast at the election of Ana on Monday, being 249 more than cast at the city election one year.The tickets were so badly scratched that it was very slow,the task not finished until 6 o'clock on Tuesday.The People's ticket was unanimous result being somewhat of a surprise. 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