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The Alma Record

Location

Alma, Michigan, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1889

Page

5

Alton Village Clerk Empowered to Levy on Goods for Taxes

The village marshal is authorized to enforce the special assessment roll by seizing goods and chattels of delinquent taxpayers in Aloin, Gratiot County, and Michigan. Money collected must be paid into the village treasury, and the marshal must return the roll, warrant, and actions within sixty days. Motion carried.

Aloin Gratiot Mirciican Marshal Atuol Alton Bagley Delevan Francis Lane Elyton Turck Hhrock Henrietta Willard M. E. Ely Alma Mich Alm Ju Montigel Hagley, Tinker Tubbs Dunbar

Habberton’s Great National Questions book review

A long notice discusses Mr. Habberton’s new volume, quoting eminent leaders and naming sources like Bishop Foss and President Harrison. It notes topics such as marriage, the rum power, annexation, and the city poor, and praises the book as a rich, reliable information source sold by subscription. Alma, Oct 15 1889. Common Council minutes cover drains, tax refunds, special assessments, and street work with several remittances and adjournments.

Habberton Foss Harrison Cleveland Cardinal Gibson Wayland Hoyt Talmage Conwell Bishop Potter Powderly Rabberton International Publishing Co Chicago Alma Mich Montigel Bayley Tubbs Delevan Tinker Dunham Nathan Church Ely Street Furthee Jerome Allen School Journal

Louisville woman runs large cemetery as sexton

Mrs Shelby of Louisville is the sole sexton of St. John’s Catholic Cemetery at Twenty sixth and St. Cecilia streets. Since her husband’s 1885 death she has managed records, finances, and daily operations for 13 000 graves, despite a past lightning stroke. She is one of the few women in the country to hold this role.

Louisville Sheey St. John's Twenty-sixth St. Cecilia Louisville Courier- Journal Mra Shelby Ireland United States

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