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Council Proceedings.

iprtL % 1852.
Special meeting, by order of the Mayor. Pre-
sent Major Glover Aid. Leavens, Butler. Wade,
Drew, Armour. Tanning. Clancy, Richardson,
Wills. Hoban, Hamalle, Putnam, and Calkin.
The Mayor stated that the object of the meeting
take into consideration of the city finances,
calling particular attention to the Ordinances in
Relation to Street Supervisors and Street Labor,
and to the necessity of making some arrangements
TO provide meas TO pay interest Of the school
bonds.
Aid. Armour introduced the following ordinance,
and on his motion it was adopted;
Ordinance published last week.
On motion of Aid. Hoban a committee of three
was appointed to devise means to pay the interest
on the school bonds, with power to call special
meeting. if necessary.
Report of the city collector for 1883 was pre-.
sented.
Aid. Tanning moved to receive and approve.
Aid. Wade TO refer to the finance committee
Carried
Bill of Dennis Twohay. sI.50, for removing a
nuisance. was ordered paid.
Adjourned. J. AVERY, CITY Clerk
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS

IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
PrsDared by CorHelils z. CAseseJndn, u D. Near
York ctr.
The combination Of ingredients in these Pills the
result OF long and extensive practice. They re mild
teT operation, and certain in correcting all irrvgl-
iar!tes Paii4fu! NeusiruatOn- removing all ob-trdc-
lions, whether from cold otherwise headache. pain
N the side alitatOn Of tie heart, hes all
Elections, Mysteries, fatigue, pa IL TIE back and
limbs &C. disturbed sleep, which -r.ses .TU. iattE.uy
Of
TO MARRIED LADIES
DR.. Cheesernan's p.is invaluable. they will bring
Tia monthly PERI w!ga regularity. Ladies who
nav. been disappointed the Of other pis car.
place the utmost confidence III Dr. Cheeseman's P,
ug a.! liz! they re.'Tesrn: to co.
NOTICE.
There is condition g. tie 5rr!e s.stera in ,Ciict
u, Is cn"nof BE rgkeH sS,;t0Ut pro3nc.Hy PEf'E-
lar RE>EL. TIE roTG. 'i07i J'sf rs-sd 10 is IEU-
HANCI-the r.sult, MISCARRIAGE sue. Is r.e
tfr.Atsttis tendency or rts sGlrir> restore tie
dt 10 roJ-H.Ii co1.Gl-s.r .iGt TIE
productive poe Of 7s1tace cannot reyss: u.
srra.!:ed purely vegetable, ag ire. from anything
in. QrioGs Explicit directions which should b. read
accompany each box. Price 81. by mail
closing 81 to DT ccH>ELlCs I. CaELSE2A&, box / 81,
Pos: Oflc-, New IorE City
Sold By druggist IN every town in the [. States
Il & HCTCHINGS.
Gs-er"l gent far t.- Ciit-l Stg,es l6J ,AGy7Jers
el5 York t. tccD. oil lctv!es.e ofdere etogd be d9
dressed.
sc.d il o::a-a dy taPz-t.I D. WALKER
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Hoy Oos
Regular meeting. Present: Mayor Glover, Aid.
Leavcns Butler. Wade, Armour. Drew, Tanning.
Clancy. Richardson. Hoban. Putnam. aud Calkin.
Reading of the minutes of the last meeting dis
pens ID with.
b. c. Cook, in behalf of the Ottawa Starch Co..
presented a petition. asking that J. ID. Cation
might have the privilege of laying water pipes in
the streets.
On motion of Putnam. and as prayed for,
Ordered, That John ID. Cation. trustee for the
tarch Company. be and hereby is authorized to
lay water pipes such Of the streets OF the city of
Ottawa as he may deem necessary, he making his
excavations for that purpose so as to produce no
permanent injury or Inconvenience to said streets,
and that he return said streets TO their former
dition soon practicable.
Leavens, of finance committee, to whom was re.
ferred the collectors report, reported thereon in
writing.
On motion of Calkin. the report was received
Mayor Glover presented statement OF the mo-
ney received and expended by him. showing no.
thing left in his hands. Report approved.
On motion of Putnsm. the council proceeded to
canvass the election returns OF I'd May, 1852 with
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Sole Agent for the United .States,

.i2 BroddtGdy, Netc York.
EoId al 80 cents per bottle IS per Dozen - SO
gallon extra Birtcrs for har-rooms by the gallon or
barrel low price Of 81 . per gallon; tne Slough
ton BiJ;ers. 81 % per gallon.
For sale nv all Druggists and Grecers; wholesale and
retail ~ "a Broadway, N Y. JanZz
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DIED-At the residence OF his son, in South Ottawa,
on the 81 inst DIETRICH FsHBERN, aged 10 years,
!, days-fcnrerly Of Nddirtown, Pa.
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4 NEW STYLE MACHINE.

PRIZE FIFTY DOLLARS
!, is 10 longer questioned that thes. Machines The
best IN use Tor family sewing They
HEN. FELL. GATHER AND STITCH
ia .1e superior and the only Machines
IL Inc market :Aat aye vel! and simply made. hat
they may be sent into iamules rIh other lEs.Tuc-
lions than are contained IN circular which acccmPa
mics eactrmaciiins, AMI from which 4
rE.ss may readily learn how i!...a, and keep
them in order They maxi Upwards OF
FIFTEES HUNDRED STITCHES 4 MINUTE,
And will do the sewn. Of 'sIa.iy cheaper than
cen: H5ei-
Is there husband father. bro. her in the Cai;ei
States, Who vii f~Tli tie drIdgSry o.. hand sewing
his family, Wien a Grover Baker Machine Vii. do il
better, more esp=folsly, and cheaper tan posi-
bly, he done bv and,
ofhces OF Exhibition and Sale Broarrar, New
YORK IS Summer Slrees, Boston 80 Ch-snat Get,
philadelphia; IS, Baltimore Street, Baltimore u West
Fourth Street, Cincinnati.
A9enct,. ia all mep-sncipal C.t.es and Zotcns in re
LrsitN1 >tdfSs.
SB SEND FOR CIscr.Aa. = W. FAY.
jane Agent. Ott9tca, H.
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Corn Planters.

II AM manufacturing HUSTON'S CORN PAINTERS
Farmers desiring good banter will dnd that these
Machines will give better satisfaction than any others
now in They plant two rows, either In check
drill and will plant from IS to 90 per day
For further particulars. enquire at w. MoonEs AGri-
cultural Store, or ct my Machine Shop, In Ottawa.
mar12-2ms VIM. COGSWELL.
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CHICAGO MARKET.

IIII .1OO VI hhN r I.
CHICAGO. May 6. 1859.
The European news has given wheat and corn
decided upward tendency.
Flour-Advanced on some brands; Red Winter
s5.5Oa:6; Spring wheat extra sj.O0a5 25; Super
fine 3 51a450.
HEeat-Actve, at 81 40 for No. red; s!23 for
No. .; spring e2as5c.
Corn--Steady and in good demand q; &c in store,
and % on board.
Oats--4iai6c.
Bdrtey.Ca.5c.
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~SPECIAL NOTICE.-It seems o be a settled fact
by multiplied thousands that the only that has
ever been produced found IN that celebrated remedy
and ,idote malaria. We refer the renowned
Dr. Msnns Ague Bsisam whose advertsemen ut is 70 nd
IN another column OF our paper Long have preju
dice. existed against all patent or proprietary mrd
cnes, tu; when We find article so completely
cessfuI in the OF all intermittents,
strained to give publicity TO it through columns Gov
the b-neh OF our readers and the public Truly, DR..
Mann, The wis. diseov.rer OF this great remedy de-
serves much credit and the patronage OF the public for
his valuable Balsam being placed within The reach Of
suffering thousands.
Sold by y. Y. GKGcs and wALxss&Co. ap2a-In
PROF. WOOD. sla BROADWAY, is running the hair
dye trade People will not use dyes when a natural
sora,on 10 the original color of the hair
duced by paiurai remedies DYES artificial agents,
and dangerous in their application but Woods Hair
. Tonic Is healthy s'inulani. and a healthy
growth. growth OF gray hair upon young persons
head Is unnatural ard to Apply coioTIns hHii pro-
but through the the hair. Ladies do
you Sc. 'at seranurn plant in The window yond-r how
where is the beautiful, rich dark green that belongs 20
it, Gone. You can color those leaves by IN external
application OF chemicals. bu; they VIII net remain
iorcd. Do desire to do it naturally Make soil-
ton OF guano water apply it TO the roots and the plant
rich green permanent hue Professor Woods Hair To-
mic works on the principle The roots OF the hair
drn. up that application, and high health and beauty
result.
C.rTIoS.-Berare OF worthless limitations, several
already in the market called nv different names
Use none unless the words professor WOODS Hair Re
s;orst!S-, Depot 81. Louis, Mo, and New York; are
blown in the bottle sid by all Druggists and Patent
Medicine Dealers Also. by ali Fancy and Toilet goods
dealers in the United States and CaHadas. .p23-Ira
FAIR CHALLENGE.-pr BRAGG, the inven'o and
manufacturer OF BEsGGs AHcTIc LIyIsEsr, challenges
the whole medical profession TO try ali its prescriptions
against this single preparation in the OF rheuma
tisH neuralgia palsy, scroula any description Of
external ailmert, whether caused by accident d.
Il has ye: been known fail. bot in thou
sands OF cases has effected speedy and radical cure
Let any afflicted with any Of the above dis asses
give i: fair trial they will End it 10 be all that i.
stated. 1t is for sal. by druggists generally msris-y
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GEO. $. FISHER,
LsASs& OF OTTAWA.

CCSHMAN, TRUE Co.
Oper, from 9 O'Clock 4. n 10 A. O'Clock r. W.
EXCHANGE IL Chicago and Eastern Cities bought
aad sold.
Interest allowed on time dcposites.
Gold and Silver bought and sold
Collections made in all parts State, and promptly
RENTED the day Of payment at current rates o. e1-
eI,ange ruar2li /. v WATERMAN, CASHIER.
CG-Partncrs:lip Notice.
TENIIE rr>igncd have formed copartncrship un-
Il der the Erm and style of
CCSUMAN, TRUE CO.
Fer TIE Transaction of a General Banking and Es.
change business at the
BiNE OF OTTA NJ,
And solicit the patronage Of friends and The former
customers OF the B-uk WILL. II. W. CUSlMAS,
ap2 TRUE WATERMAN.
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. L. LoohlS--
IL MIL bOG-
NJ MACILL-.... General ACCENT at Cincinnati.
AGENCIES a. the p.ncipnl cities and T0rcs in the
Union.
TUE Phoenix Insurance Company has Cash CdPitt
Il OF ISyo HuadTed Thousand D0ttGiFs, with ii large
and constantly increasing surplus, invested in the very
best and curities the country affords The Ca
pi.al and and not in way hypo-
thecated collateral to any out standing obligations -
In regard to the prompt adjustment and payment OF
losses Company stands higher, has better repu
tation than the Phouix, and it shall ever he aim
maintain the reputation which by honorable transac-
tions, and fair dealings, We have obtained.
Applications received and policies issued by
JAS. ". FAY, AGENT
Also Agent for the following Companie -
QUAKER CITY INSURANCE co, PHILADELPHIA,
Cash capital and surplus, s3&iOGO.
GREAT WESTERN IN. & TRUST co. PHILADELPHIA,
CAST, capital and surplus, 1891 coo.
,GIRARDFIRE 4 MARINE ms. CO. PHILADELPHIA,
Cash capital and surplus, 1924 1913.
ROCK RIVER MUTUAL ms. co. ROCKFORD. ILL,
FARMERS INSURANCE co FI2EPORT, ILL,
Capital, $4,000
INTERNATIONAL LIFE ASSURANCE CO., LONDON,
Capital s., 100000.
Commissioner Of Desds for State Of New York.
II Ottawa ADrI o. 1859
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To Hotel Keepers, Restaurants, DrLS.
.i,ts. l:rOcers and the Public.
DR., Brunon's Bitters

NIo .SSI u4GV88 - ~8SOS1 y
TTAvE from their excellent qualities, been recon-
Ill mended by the most eminent PAystctuns a.
most valuable and never failing remedy for
DYSPEPSIA, DlARRHGA,
DEBILITY HEAtt BCNN
BILioUSNESS, JACNDlCE,
liver COMPLAINTS, BLOOD DISEASES, &C.
Are also a sure and certain eventive against Ferer
and 1gss lXoLeyt Summer COmpstints, &c and is
the most valuable and ecacouS Tonic and APPETITE
Creating Compound ever offered t" the puohc'
By the use of these Bters all Diseases Of the Blood
will b. thoroughly eradcated, and all those who are
suffering from early excess and Prostration Of the
Physical Energies will be restored to robust and ri-
co-ous state Of health.
The Digestive OrgGns will be stimulated and per'na
nentfy strengthened, appetite will be created, and the
DeJiistated Sul.ject restOred TO nete iife-
This remedy has "A very agreeable taste, and will be
taken readily by children well as adults
All persons suffering from any Of the above COM
plants are invited to try DIR. BRUNoN'S BITrERS.
posE-For an adult, Il small vine glass full times a
day FOX 4 child, small teaspoon full twice day.
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rn.nnO Dn~rs-

PROPOSE to get out 900 quality Oak Posts
Il during the Spring. the mouth Of Indian Creek,
which will sell the ground at reasonable prices for
cash also, 100 cords of Fire Wood. Pc wishing
posts ere wood be accommodated by leaving
ders = the Free Trader ONCE in Ottawa.
febI9 NJ OSNAN
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and Retail

+ WEST SIDE OF COURT HOUSE SQUARE. OTTAWA.
II HANFORD would respectfully infor.i the citizens
Of Ottaw. and vicinity, that he has Just received
and best assortment OF Boots Shoes, and
Findings ever offered in this MARKET at wholesale and
retail.
have also q large number OF the best workmen en-
ployed at CUSTOM WORK, under the immediate direc-
ton of the subscriber who claims that having 81
experience and custom work he is better
prepared give entire satisfaction than any ether
adjustment in town.
aim to keep none but the best Of stock and latest
STYLES of goods and great variety that none need
fail being pleased and prices reduced
respond with the low state of the money market
Invite everybody to give call before purchasing
as co 1ident that am Offering better than
can be had elsewhere.
REPAIRING DONE on SHORT NOTICE.
Country Merchants and Shoe Dealers can buy Of me-
at Wholesale, cheap Chicago or any other
ern market. [nov7! II. HANFORD, agent.
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CuEAP BOOKS 1t
~ jan2e 0Rz0ES BOOK Sz0Rk.
n TO 0RTOVS BOOK STORE for seAes, Books
u oeotiNns3y, nlo6DoSD ~ Okldrsn. jss9e
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BRAuts d DCRRONES,
Sole ProprietorS, St. Louis, Missouri.
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OF CLOTHS: GIL CLOTHS

large assortment OF Goods, (~an;ed by farne"
nalers.) and ST Chicago prices constantly on hand,
We cordially Invite friends to call upon US when
they visit the City, and wuse est endeavors,
~ honorable and upright dealing their trade
n.,.r. s.,. -s ,sss 1.cEsoSt Lakewood
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vNHEY cost but trihe, and far comfort
Il able with than without them: BESIDES your medical
adviser will confederate assertion that their use VIII
add years to your life Think Of proongng your exist
ive ten years BY outlay Of shillngs an
nually! NH. PRESCOTT, JR..
feb70 No. ., Hcssdck's Block
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

CoMPrRoLLER's OFFICE
City Of New Orleans, November rs, 1859
mo. 4Sl2l
Rei That the Comptroller be and he is hereby authorized
dudicae contracts separately the lowest for
EACH after five days notice in the official Journal repairing
and keeping in repair for year the shell the city
One for the extend from Canal the
upper limit Of the city, and the other from Canal the
lower limit of the city, said work be done afeeably spee
cations file in the surveyors Office and authorizations to
be subject the approval rejection Of the Common Council
tSignedi JOHN 7. MONROE,
President Board OF Assistant Aldermen
[Signedl j. O. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen
Approved Nov. IL, 1859.
Gsignedl GERARD sTITH Mayor
Notice is hereby given that on SATURDAY Sd December
will adjudicae my Office II o'clock NJ the above
contracts.
v. DUPLESSIS
(Nnmn
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COMPTROLLER--OFFICIAL.


t s same to b pased assoIaS The direction cS s
sEc n That all vendors IF meat. i.h Fruits etc. within the
fuse Of their stands into The barrels provided and ha,
@ s se gs &c Y u s |. their
sase n be hrswn any meat dsh fruit vegetable whether
s. a i sss af s s e. E s
than twenty dollars fer each oense recoverable beoe
paid the informant lie balance deposited The y Trsasrr
s he or use 81 the city a s S sS BE A %
ss the ,s stands saI
seq SIC VI Ihaihs lessee IN the Fruit market situated IN TO
s s1d Al IS hseSs e allow live poultry ind eggs
Sc 81 That il shall be the duty OF the Cemmsaies of tho
places Il each market ordinance the French and Esh
sas Is That all fines fixed by ordinance shall he recover
tho ety. viii sxeon % e n, ss for s s sef
on s as Mn'eh the Is to be given to the Informant
Ss Sec, na District! be alse required
SEC 80 That shall be the duly Of the commsslies Of e
S S nSe s closed d. and m ke ays wad
nsx day fer me S purpose eSssp, in ease Of Ares and
missed from office. 'ee''' '''"'' 'e ~
shs THAI hiatt The e, ri Of the several markets e
relative their several duties in enforcing ordinance cb
SEC a The Mayor shall appoint Commssary for each of
SEC u salary Gommissary of the st. Nays
market from and after the LIST July 1860 is hereby fixed $50
SIC q That d h h; salary Of the @ The foyd
per month.
market from and after the LIST July 1852 is hereby
per month.
Tha, salary of Con,mssary of Dryades mar
kei from and after the LIST July 1860 Is hereby fixed
month.
SEC 49, That the salary of Commssary Vegetable
market Second District from and after the LIST July 1861
hereby fixed at $6O per month.
SEC Al That the salary of the Comnissary of the Beef thar
ket Second District from and after the LIST July 1850 ere
SEC. As That the salary of the Co,nmssary Trmt
market from and after the LIST July 1860 is hereby fixed Of 500
That salary of the Co,unsary of Port matke
month.
That the salary Corumsary Of the Magazine
market from and after the LIST July 1860 is hereby liked al 500
That salary the Commssary of the soraaru
market from and after the LIST July 1850 hereby fixed $50
SEC 81 That the salary of the Comnissary the Ninth
Street market, from and after the July 1860 is hereby
liked at 500 month.
So That sasry of the Commissary
market from and after tile LIST July 1860 hereby fixed 500
per month
Market from and after the LIST July 1862 is hereby Dc $50
per month
S. That all ordinances parts ordinances contrary
conflicting with The provisions ordinance be and The
same are hereby repealed
lsgnedl JOHN T. MONROE
M President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
lsignedl j. o. NIXON,
Approved Nov %, 1852 i''"'' VI HN'''''' e''
A true copy, -
j. L. FAnEE secresry
Notice is hereby given that MONDAY 5th day Dcce-
revenues. V. DUPLESSIS,
MS Comptroller
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X ArHMAN's TROPICAL ROOFING

Cheaper and superior any other used III Southern
climate.
It's tested and recognized qualities are
LIST. DURABILITY-e9ual the slate roofs
ID IMPERMEA LITY-Superior to any other cracks
or leaks being possible.
3D. BEAIiTY-It presents smooth and granted surface
4th CIIEAPNESSIt costs much less than though II
good any slate or wood roof and even
composition roofing heretofore offered to the public saves the
of cutters and valleys.
5th INCOMBuSTIBIIITY-It will resist fire better than
slate-roof
9th CONYENIENCE-It will net soften under the heat of
climate protects the interior of buildings from the in
tense heat of summer.
It'll SOLIDITY-It becomes harder and smoother from
posrc put roofs of slope and being of light
weight require heavy atters TO support while
liable coosion and breaking does require REPAIRS
The "TROPIGAL HOoFlNti' is chemical compound Of
substances, several OF which are peculiar TO alone combined
in proportions by actual experiment and experience
In this CITY,
Testimonials Of the correctness Of the above in the hands
Of the agent and may be verified by person wishing be-
All orders LETT at the stofce, Box No. 2 will be
promptly attended to; or apply to
j. G. KATHMAN
jel5 " corner of Benylie ana Mara;s SITS
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e T2h a 3
e Ea,ssa the north side Of
With sIDEwALKs-Thee sidewalks shall be twelve
and dressed curesones shall line the
good quality with them, beyeed dressed the top answer
he slope Inc sides from three x feet long
They shall b VEL st in good joints and il
n b
erspersed II lengths o from three to Six feet throughout the
@ ss Surveyor and md eash g shall sys
Joining houses also BE- soy sSed and basksd IN the
mos! approved prevent crevice wash and sinking
assI %
surface the adjoining gutter shall be aistsd diG IN hs
Mil cypress vide S four a inches Siek n
s ssa n Eass
the Jennings pinned there and at every intermediate space
ss Il s sss lSsE p
IL s issas sss On s as
outside edge is to have notches Of eight inches long by
s
@ and h @ h s;sp 9n ss Ct ssa w enters
ss ss ss I d @ % ns
g Ss % DE- S s.n s a s The
I S .s a as pins Tbs tor EDGE Of
slope wosas gut,
su, - tut aunes Viz " e. incnrs Hesp anu sna be
s. ae VI 1ne M na ;me eypiess Pak Io me SIDES ana
VIZ W. y roi se eios pieces on me Top 70 Keep
thf,omgn me Whole wait, n OF the aaeWaiks. -
bnick fAyEnEST-i Walk pavement Snail be laid with
Of he 9ess aMn.y IN pone on bed Of lake
sana OF olner sanu o. e9ua Spo9 qns VIII T. or on gas
asiss gengaly ch,ien 5ie me Joints between tho
prcks sha pe well ned Win sharp sad and coating OF it
I'M an men hck sprena over me Woe surface Of me beking
70 me pilcR the EARN or gfonnd snail be cut
broken hha we rane anu maue level and graded smoothly
WIN uecvy OF s0pe owsrus inc ohtne OF omea an inch
PVT lne grouna Mhce 100 low snail De ned up by tho
solid There shall be bedding OF oneha of inch of sharp
sand or blue under the bricks and said bricks shall be
properly bedded therein IN regularly laid in close
joints without any rugged or hollow place. that the pave
GENERAL whole work shall be executed the
entire OF the City Surveyor who in conformity with
the petitions will be the sole Judge Of the quality of tho
nislled by the contractors, well as the labor
The e9niracors shall be bound to begin the work in the
Council and 10 complete the same two months after nner
penalty Of dollars per day for each and every day thereafter
the same is not completed.
FINN ~ on ~ e - H. ~ M e Ieeu
esen =. he 70 guarantee inc iaihIn perform
Payments 10 ID made as follows owlt the n, In
paid by the city In cash and The proportion to liz pa nv e
m hs against said holders 70 M naIe
By The CITY Surveyor in Conformity will, section ia Of t a
city charter said b;s IN ha collected Nv The %
shall lie sbrogaed 10 nil te reh,s of tbe % ~, ss @ mo
the nroneriy in cne AZ ne az a a. III r nm ; ge
and the ei,y Of NV ram ny, " h Y d ~ ~ q sa PIN
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SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE CONTRACT
- for cleaning Melpoene Dyades street 10
Claiborne street Claiborne from the upper limit of
the city to tho New Canal 80.
we ahe and deep below the ley o tls lowest
grpund OF the section and Claibona shall be ~ feet wide
Al The top % feet wide at the bottom and feet deep below The
tie lowest ground Of the section The sides and bottoms
OF se Canal shall be neatly and soohe of and dressed
aecrn to- the lines levels be given BY the tfy sur
veyor and All dirt snnp roots shall 10 east out nj least
from Tho sides d canals and shall be the property Of
ths city. V 4 8ss js3 u MI Z, 80.
With the dirt coming from the Claiborne Canal the leyee now
existing on Of said Canal from ~ upper mst o.
M iy ia The New Canal shall be strengthened and raised so
a % have % wide the base feet wide af the top and a.
hight II the Savc water Ie aift iof tue
mi bga across said canals and ditch well as al ratings
on tho the which may Be disturbed or ganagsd by
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4As1llsls RAN An exchange says
Ihtee lLttie girls were Killed ii Randolph W. Z
: heM dAiE $50 by ram The animal butted them
! deAe, npe AFTER Tie other and then pursued them
q ~ Mouse where he battered down two of Tho
doom before Re yns captured. z7' 47'