Proceedings of Carroll County Board in Special Session 1895
The Carroll County Illinois Board of Supervisors met in special session at Mount Carroll on April 25 1895. Jenks elected chairman by ballot with eight votes to Grove's six. Jenkins thanked the board and took the chair. Committees were named including Public Buildings, Roads and Bridges, Swamp Lands, and Official Salaries. plans for a new county building were discussed with cost up to 5500, space needs, vault safety, and potential referrals to committees for report.
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Board of Supervisors
Carroll County
Illinois
Mount Carroll
Hay
Slick
Straw
Ketterman
Meyers
Graham
Hunter
William W. Gillespie
Washington
John C. Moyer
Shannon
Charles E. Grove
Mr. Carroll
Francis M. Jenks
Savanna
E. Clinton Pratt
York
Henry Dahler
Fairhaven
Young M. Cantrall
Wysox
Messrs. Moyer and Ketterman
Charles I. Grove
Jenks
Cantrall
Gillespie, Grove, and
Grove
Gillespie
J. S. Grove
George L. Hoffman
Committee On Public Buildings
Messrs
Meyers Jenks
Meyer
Pratt
Dahler
Moyer
Dabler
Grove and Gillespie
Commissioners of Highways
Lima
Committee On
PF Pettibone & Co
Illinois Printing Co
Same
Geo D Barnard & Co
Til
Alex Syster
John R Robinson
Donovan
DeWitt C Smith
Pupiis
Mack
Geo Haas
Coffin
Hoeland
M Jenks & Son
Rhodes & Son
Andrew Lahent
Donovan JT Valentine
Wm Smith Same
Kerel Z Autlinger
Traumpa
Peck
Knight
Thos Cochran
Thos Collinson
Mra
Lohrman & Zugebhwerdt
Auer Lewis Imel
Phillipps
Hoke & Lamp
Phillippe
D Cahn
Traum Noble & Glotfelty
Klitz
Thomas McCall
Wim Frederick
G Wild
Harless & Greenleaf
Strauch
L Puterbaugh
Millard
Co Clerk
M Feezer
Chancery
Stallcasne
J H Groan
Wales
Reed and
Avendort
MN Evans
WS Stiteley
Court House
Miles Bros’ Wood
Asay
Jack Smith
McLaughin
W H Wildey
SJ Campbell
Ise
Roderick & Stiteley
Dresbach& Hollinger
McLaughlin
John Reeder
Jackson & Stiteley
Brupese
One AM Green
Geo C Foster
Parker
Donohue & Hennebery
Shorts
Hamilton
Jno Hoffman
Grahlow
Thos McCall
Hilderbrand
Jno Hoover
E Force
RC Stout
John Sughrone W. P
Crim
BJ Murray
J P
HO Robbe
Patterson
A Phillips
County Farm
Thos Squires
Miise
Co Farm
Dreshach & Hollinger
Mise
Campbell
Sig Einstein
A S Hoover
John Deitrick
P Robbe
Gace
Ron AB Adams
Ab Adams
Costa
LH Graves
AE Grove
Aupers
Byron Everhart
Erie Bros
Atty J A
Stakemiller
John Taylor
City of
Mt. Carroll
Electric Light Co
H. W. Wales
Berger
Maton
Serger
Lee County
Henry Barth
Charles Liderman
C. McGregor
Samuel Wires
Woodland
Lias Smith
Freedom
Amos Zilhart
Jeremiah L. Slick
Cherry Grove
Elias Weigle
William Rodgers
James Pretzman
Frank Kk. Wicke
Peter Roddiger
Rock Creek
Lewis H. Sprecher
Benjamin Kingery
Salem
James Graham
Henry Harnish
Will G. Smith
Josiah B. Parkinson
Frank S. Greenleaf
Timothy
John E Hall
George Ank
A. B. Adams
Kipling Receives Manuscript Back With Edits For Charitable Fund
An aspiring writer sent his first story to Rudyard Kipling. After weeks Kipling returned the manuscript heavily edited with a note about not usually doing such work but offering to accept $5 for a Fresh Air Fund donation. The Philadelphia Times reports.
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Rudyard Kipling
Kipling
Brattleboro
Philadelphia Times
By main stringth Mr Flaherty Plays By Ear
Summer residents of Blueville question how violinist from Berry Corners orchestra performs at a lawn party. Mr Flaherty explains he plays by main strength not by ear or note, describing the toil of keeping his instrument in tune and playing through the heat.
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Wellington
England
Waterloo
Yale
Springfield
New York
Dwight
A. Mellville Bell
Washington
Secon
American Oriennal Society
Philadelphia
Blueville
Berry Corners
Mr. Flaherty
the Inquirer
England Braces For a Naval War Panic Says London Letter
The London Letter argues a genuine war scare grips England with fears of spring conflict. Conservatives and Fleet Street editors supposedly plan extensive preparations and doom-laden editorials while declaring neutrality yet hinting Britain will aid Germany against France and Russia. The piece notes financial worry and a possible naval panic driven by prowar press.
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England
Great Britain
London
Fleet Street
Russia
France
Germany
Cent Pieces In the South
A Savannah News column notes a shift in attitudes toward the copper cent. Once despised, small coins are now welcomed as streetcar fares drop and prices adjust, with residents appreciating the cent’s value and circulation.
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Bootblacks
Savannah News
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