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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-04-28

|Died. H
At Annapolis, Maryland, Mar. sth
1865, Of Chronic Dysentery, +. X
Randall, private of Company G, Hot
Regiment, o. V. l.
McCoMB Lopez, No. 354, L O.O.F.
WHEREAS, God in his infinite wis
dom has removed from the scenes oil
earth our worthy Brother +. X
Randall, we hope, to a better and
Higher Lodge; therefore,
Resolved, That we tender our SIP.
cere coincidence to the family of the
deceased.
Resolved, That a copy of these
resolutions be sent to the mother oI
the deceased and be published in the
Findlay papers.
j. T. SMITH, Committee.
J. L. HILL, N. G.
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Agricultural Meeting.

The Hancock County Agricultural
Board met at the Probate Judges of
flee, Tuesday, April IL, 1865. Pres
ident, G.. w. Galloway; Vice Presi
dent, Ezra Brown; ID b. Beardsley
Secretary and A. w. Frederick
Treasurer; w. Jones, John Marllle,
WIN. Taylor, s. G. Huffman, Mana
gers.
On motion of D. B. Bcardsley, Il
was resolved that the next Annual
Fair should be held on Thursday,
Friday and Saturday, October 5th,
9th aud 7th.
The following standing Committee
was appointed:
Committee on improvements
VIM. Taylor and John Markle.
Committee on Rules and Regula-
tions:--A. w. Frederick, ID. b.
Beardsley, and Ezra Brown.
The Board resolved itself into a
Committee on Premium List and re
vised it,
Committee on Printing:--B. T.
Jones and A. w. Frederick.
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SrW tdvcrtisem 'uts.

The following is list Of New Adj
vertiscmcnts published in this week S
paper:
Fresh Arrival of New Goods -
Henderson & Son
New Firm-Thompson & Brown.
Merchant Tailoring-J. w. Kin.
caid.
Notice.. w. McCaughey,
Ordinances s--.Jacob Carr.
Farm and House and Lot For Sale
Mcleod d Hamlin.
Guardian Sale of Real Estate-Tcnry
j. Rowland.
Fresh Drugs--Huber & Locke.
Groceries, Crockery aud Queens
ware---Wheeler & Co.
Baby Wagons--M. Gray.
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Concert.

Concert.
AT the request of many of our mu-
sic-loving citizens Profs. Stewart,
Hennings, Grebe and Beardslce will
give concert of Vocal and Instru-
mental Music on Monday evening -
As Instrumentalists these gentlemen
have no superiors, and as Vocalists
they compare tavorably with the
best quartettes now travelling. Give
them full house. sI
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The most wonderful discovery Of
the age, and one which, if properly
appreciated by the people, will save
millions from Bronchial Affections,
Consumption. and the Grave, is the
Liquid Catarrh Remedy discovered
by DR.. ID. H. Seelye. Consumption
cam, be cured, but Il timely use of
this Catarrh Remedy will save many
a person who is now rushing blindly
into its merciless grasp.
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Promotions,

Promotions.
Col. NJ. b. Walker has been com.
missioned BIigadier General in the
Volunteer service. The Colonel is
.eminentIy deserving of the promotion
and had justice been done him, would
have recei>ed it long ago. He has
been for considerable time acting
Brigadier
Capt j. A. Bope, has been promo
ted to Lieut.. Colonel of the 50th Reg
iment. Capt. Bope is a good officer
and well worthy Of the promotion.
Junius Palmer has been commits
stoned n Commissary of Subsistence,
with the rank Of Captain Mr. Pal
mcr has had two years exberience
as clerk, is Il fine young man and will
fill the position with credit.
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Letters

Letters
Remaining unclaimed in the Post.
office at Findlay, State # Ohio, on
the 2sst day Of April, 1865:
c. r Bear, NJ. Barnstein, Mrs.
Hanna Bander, Dodridge Crist, Mrs.
Mary Gassman, Mrs. Sarah Gerheart,
Miss Libbie Harper. Joseph Kintz,
Miss Margaret f. Lepman, Lydia
Lose, Christ. Morrison, Mrs Mariah
Miller, Josiah A Powell, Martin
Robinson, Lesly Lobbison.
Persons wishing to obtain any OF
the above, must call for advertised
letters giving the date of this List
and pay one cent for advertising.
j. b. ROTHCHILD Z. NJ.
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Guardian Sale of Real Estate.

TN pursuance of AN order OF the Probate
l. Court OF Hancock County, OHIO, made on
the 10th day of January, 1865, the un Ier'
signed will, on the goth day Of May, 1868; at
one O'Clock p. NJ. at the door of the Court
House, IN Findlay.,Uhio offer AT public sale
the following described Deal Estate situate
In Hancock county, Ohio 10 wit;
The Northwest quarter OF me North East
No. one South, range No. IL, containing thir.
ty'n'ne acres and sixty four hundredts OF AN
acre.
Terms oF SALE:-0ne third cash on day OF
sale, one Third in one and one third in twU
years from day OF sale, TO be secured Uy
mortgages ON premises sold deferred pay
ments 10 bear interest payab annually.
APPRAISED at OIL, 900 w.
HENRY J. ROWLAND,
Guardian OF Rachel Rowland and Hsnristts
j. Rowland
BY O'NEAL, BIAoKsoRD 4 HARSH, his Atty 8,
Aprii Is, ls65.-vlln&J5x.
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improvements.

Improvements.
The work on Andersop's Woolen
Factory is progressing finely. The
walls of the first story are up.
Davis new block is under way
The trenches are being dug tor the
foundation, and the work will be
pushed vigorously
John d. May is going to add fifty
feet to the rear Of May i Twining's s
Grocery Store. Th materials are
being put on the ground.
Twenty or thirty dwelling houses
are being built in different stages of
advancement. Some of these are for
rent and others are for residences OF
the builders.
Improvements are going forward
with n rush. Good for our town. -
Rush them forward. There is room
for more.
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A Matter ofDu,y.

: 1T is the solemn duty Of every gro
Ger to refrain from selling to his Gus
toners an article for food which ht
knows is positively injurious to th'
health and he is deprived of all ex
cuse for so doing when a better ar
ticle for the purpose can be readily
obtained at the same cost. Now the
pure Chemical Saleratus, made by
DeLand & Co. can always be had
aud this is known to be pure and free
from all deleterious matter. No gro.
Ger who regards the welfare of his
customers will fail to keep it.
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~ office,

On the 9Th day Of April. in the year 1865 +,
the Probate Court, OF Hancock County, de.
clared the estate OF Ruben b, Smith deceased,
TO be probably insulvont. Creditors are
therefore required TO pr esenl their claims
against the estate to the undersigned Tor al
low ance writhin SIX months fro,n the time
above mentiond, or they will not be entitled
To pay msnt.
JOHN BOYLES,
Administrator Of Ruben b. smith, deceased.
April IL n47ts
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Produce Ma rket.

Produce Market.
WHEAT-S1 10 for red.
CoRN-new so to 0,06.
RYE-00 cents to 100.
BUTTER-O0 10 l2c.
EGGs- 10 cents.
LARD-l2 and 90 cents.
OArs-60 to 40 cents.
TALLow-l0 to 90 cents.
BEES WAx-40 cents.
TIMOTHY SEED-S3 90 to 900.
CLOVER SEED-S0,0 TO 1000.
WHITE BEANs-Sl00 to so
DRIED PEACuEs-300.
DRIED APPLEs-Sl,5 30.
PELTs-50 to 00
HIDEs-6 cents green, II dry
RAGs-Cotton 4 cents.
Wool 60 to 20 cents.
FLAX SEED-S2 90
Salt--3,50.
Flour $500 to 600 per bbl.
Hay-$l0 per ton.
Feathers-40 cts per ID.
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Monumental Assoc,ation.

The citizens of Hancock county are
respectfully invited to meet at the
COURT HOUSE, IN FINDLAY,
On WEDNESDAY, MAY 3D, 1865
At one p. NJ, to Organize an AS
sociation for the purpose of building
a Monument to the memory of the
men of Hsncock who have fallen in
the present war. A representation
is deserved from each township.
BY ORDER COMMITTEE.
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An Ordinace
To Tax Dogs, Passed April 20

TO Tax Dogs, Passed April 20
1865. .....-
SEC |. Be il ordained by the trustees o.
the incorporated village OF Flndlay, that al
Dogs and : luts shall he ANNUALLY assessed and
take ., and the proceeds of such tax shal fDI no
and he made "a special fund tor Keeping the
FIRE Engines in rep tir, and buying Hose and
other neceSsarles Tor the Fire Department
SEQ 2. lhat the Council shall appoint an
y ually some suitable person to assess tht
lumber Oi Dogs owned by any person or per
sous In the village dlOre said, and :eport the
same to tho recorder, and the Recorder shal
,,slurn 10 the County Auditor q list tor taxa
non, To be collected AZ other taxes.
Skc. 5, That Oach Dog shall be taxed one
dollar, and zach S'ut shall be taxed two dol
lars.
SEC. L. All ordinances in relation 10 Dog:
heretOfore passed, are hereby repealed.
SEQ. o. TINS Ordinances u taSe effect from
and after its publication.
JACOB CARR, Mayor.
b. =. KINaoss, Recorder.
April % ls15.-vlln43 3w.
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IS- II is reported that Lincoln's S
assassin, Booth has boeh shot. He
was found secreted in a barn, and at.
tempted to make his escape, when his
pursners shot him. No further par
ticularS.
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! AahistS sttftrsonilarrnII
Local and Miscellaneous.

z ES All communications on bust
ness to This Office should he address
ed--"LocKE " CHANBERLiN, Jeffer.
sonian Office, Findlay, Ohio"
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Groceries, Etc.

Groceries, Etc.
Wheeler &c Co. have received
fresh stock of Groceries. They have
added to their assortment Crockery
and Queensware. Advertisement
next week.
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Strayed or stolen.

Strayed or stolen.
A large white COW, spotted with
roam, part Durham, 10 years old,
fresh. ANY person leaving infrmation
at Parkers mill or Morrison d Gross
Tin and Stove Store, will receive a
liberal reward. Ii. SHULER.
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". G's. Take Notice.
HEAD-QUARrERs 5sth BAT, o. N. G. |
Findlay, o. April 2Sth 1865.

Special Order No 4. g..
Commandants of Companies will
report with their commands at these
Headquarters, Wednesday, May oath,
1865, at ten o'clock A. NJ, for in
spection and review. Commandments
of Companies will cause the Company
rolls to be called at the stated time,
according to Law, (l0 o'clock A. NJ
and all absentees marked, so that
they may be pIomtly fined.
BY order of GEO. FOREMAN,
Major commanding Battalion.
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HOUSE AND LOr FOR SALE.

We have nor sale house aud Lot In Find
zap 0alo, wIthiu lew rods of tho Iour
hsuse. MCLEOD 4 HAMLlS,
April %, 1855. - sli1kelw.
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Settle.

'u,HoSE interested ara notified that the
i accounts and books of q. W. iugraaam
are lett al the Ottirehs' Bank. People M
iebtsd MI et call ond settle immediately.
5. W. LkGkAHAA.
pssruaH 10. D0aS- VIA nAGx
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Boarding.
Mrs, +. Winders has opened {
Boarding House in convenient par
of town, where she will take board
'ers by the week.
Enquire at Patterson Il Taylor
Store 3t.
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Notice.


JNO David Hutchinson, John Hutchinson,
/ Margaret Funk and Abrdm Funk and the
II IkHUwn heirs OF Ellza Polling deceased, you
are hereby notified that on the 24th day OF
April. ls65, !, Hs Administrator nf James
Hutchinson deceased, plead II petition in the
rrubate Court ui Hancock county, Ohio, the
object aud prayer ut which. Is To obtain An
order etc on the l7th OF Juno, 1855, ar as
soon the reaitsr AS cause eau he heard, for
tho ASST gnment OF dover of sarah =. Hidchin.
son, the widow oi said deceased, in and for
the sale OF the following real estate OF which
the said James Hutchinson deceased, seized
or So mucn thereof as may be necessi'ry 10
pay the debts Of said deceased To wit;-The
West half of the NOrt.W quarter OF Section
one, and South East quarter OF the North
East quarter of section two, in township one,
North Of Range ten, East.
JOHN W. McCAUGHEY,
Administrator OF James Hutchinson dec d..
O'NxAL, BLAcKFoRD n HAFsu, Attorneys
for Plaintiff.
April 2S, 1885 -vlln49 4w.
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New Firm, s.- ~.
Osborn Il Baldwin have received
their Spring stock of Groceries &c.
They purchased very largely this
Spring and have complete assort-
mert, New advertisement next week.
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Ordinance
Valuable Farm Fer Sale

wu nave iur sale a & OVd arm Oi loo acres
o ven1y or sgnty oi whioh ID uIdsr a Zoo,
tate ot cultivation, anu has also u JUun,
orchard oi choice iruit. si,ualsd abvTt iuul
miles southeast vi AL 8la nc hard, and VIA
a Two miles.ol the 5. o. ~ u. r. q.
MCLEOD & HAADIN.
FSpLAY, April IS. lsso.-viiu494w.
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Lost or Mislaid.

A note for 43 dollars--July IL,
1868, given by Jarvis Humphrey, to
John Howard. Any person finding
said note will please return it to the
subscriber. All persons are caution
ed against buying said note, as pay
ment has been stopped.
JOANNA HOWARD.
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The soldiers Aid Society.

The Soldiers Aid Society.
Sent forward to day, to the Chris
tian Commission one Box supplies
valuee at $685. rs. sass...E 's..-,'.'.. a.
MRs. NJ. GRAY, Secretary.
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II
INTERNAL n Al. REVENUE.
ANIMAL TAXES FOR 1885.


TnE attention of f..x r.lyers ia hereby
called ~ the VrfN isiohS of THE Uiiiiei
states Excise f,aR relstive iothn 49, gs,ne,i,
lni annual tstXss. Br ths act of Jure 30th.
| lsgt, and the aneudatdry act ~ Aprl LEI
1868; " Ia made the dr Y of AT ps1s eis.i ctry
lntrshits; FIRMS. Associations oY Corporations
made liable. II any annual nuiy. license or
TAX on or before The fret Wondot - NM i,y
eGeh sedr 10 make n HAT or raturu 20 ,he A.
sls'ent Assessor ~ this district where Ioca-
Iied. OF the amuiiut Of Annual Income the AZ.
Ilicles or objects charged with special taS {.
ivN Carriages. Gold Watches. Pisoo-tortes.
IOrgns, MeiOdeuns. Billiard Tables, Gold snd
! iS'fer Plate and The business or occupation
| liable IN ayli ense. lFcg fdF
Every person wh, shall fail 70 mako gioh
return by the day specified. VIII be nat'e M.
der the act aforesaid, TO no assoss d by tho
AsRessor or Assistant Assessor acccrdlng 10
Ithe Lest Information which ho can OBTAIN
land m surh case the hssessrris required tn
Iadd ~ PER cent, and IN AL cases. OF wiiul
Inoslect or retussl 10 make returns, aud at
false or fraudulent reiurns, 10 add 100 per
Iccnt. rs a penalty 10 tho amount OF duty as.
ltcriaiDcd tn be dre. PAYMENT OF the Annuai
| Faxes, except those fnr LiceDc eH, viii not De
demanded until the 30th day OF June.
| The appropriate blanks o which TO mako
IretnriS AID ~ necessary iniOruailup. wiz
be furnished by ID. rs. BEAIeDt,.ES, "sa
! Ass'slrn' Assessor for the 2rd DIVISION 10
4" hnm the returns should le delivered. In
|
ate TIE reoessits efthe Tax Payers who arc
remote from this office. ealing and pIsl.ins
lthelr returns, have directed sad Assistant
10 be at "t
Mt. Blanchard, April 18th and l9th.
Vanlue, 10th and 2lst.
West Independence, 25th and 26th.
Arcadia, 9th and 2Sth.
McComb, May 9th and 10th.
Van Buren, 1lth and 18th.
Cannonsburg, 10Th and 18th,
Benton, 18th aud 10Th.
Arlington, 23d and 24th.
And at his Office in Findlay, thercaf-
ter, until June Both, 1865.
Alter which the y nalty II te enforced
iccurdlug e. the bct afu-esaid. The retfrns
should be made out. aud delivered. NJ ths
Z inc sas.If al, aaat N.aA
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READY.MADE CLOTHING

For children kept on hand. and will be sold
At the loves, figures possible. am also ia
receipt of CHlLDREN'S P,TTERNS from
New York City. OF the latest improved month
" npr ng styles for sale Al Is eats zach.
Please Call and examine our stock o
Goocs. One door North of the Colt House.
April 29, 1865
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G. w. berry,
U. s. Assessor 5th Dis.

UPrRR SANrusxY. April Stl leGj.
ASSISTANT ASSESS bRS OFFICE. ,
FISDLtY, Ohio, April sth, ls6j.
sTR,-Yon will please notice the instruct.
ans Cf the Assessor above gwen. ald ynulars
nerebv n"tind to cali upon NE at ilIe time
aud place above mentioned, nearest your
place ui residence. and furnish me with 4 | II
Il Your property, according 10 l,w. An,n-
compliance, WITH subject YOU to iis penalty.
D B. BEAgDSLEY.
Asst Assessor 5th Dist
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FREE OF CHARGE.

Having secured the services OF Mr.. 4. f.
MccUHDf. celebrated Cutter, OF experi
ehce ana SIX I'll IN The art. and who never fsiI
20 NJ, am prepared To do work with neat
TOSS ana dispatch Particular attention
paid TO cutting and making Childrens gar
meIts. we hAva also Il mil assnrtmnnt of
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JAY COOKE.

SUBSCRIPTIONS AaEST, PhjiadsLphid,
subscriptions viii be received BY ths Eirst
National. Bank Of Findlay, Ohio.
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nerve than ever needed ON the bat
tie field, but believing it To be my on.
.ly chance for life, remained quiet
until he seemed to be satisfied and
swinging his piece upon his shoulder
walked leisurely away.
This was my opportunity, and ris-
ing TO my hands ana feet, L went out
on double quick. l steered my course
north west to the Saluda river, TAX
ing the north star as my guide, in.
tending to follow up the river rs fal
as Chapel Bridge and then to follow
up the lIailtoud.s But onreachiiIy the
river found the difficulties OF travel,
ling along the river bank too great to
overcome. was therefore COMPEL,
ed to relinquish that route, and seek
some more feasible one. / struck
west through the woods, and had no,
gone more than three miles before i
struck road that had every appear,
aice Of being extensively travel led
and which ran in the direction whlcl
i wished TO go. concluded that u,
j could make SO much better spec
on the road than through tine woods
and as there were not ilkeiy to-pe an,
white men on 1t At thaL time OF lignt
l thought l would risk it. fn,
weather was tine, the moon shon,
brightly yand feeling that 1 was one
more Tree, pushed .Iorward. with
vigor that almost sstonished myself
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1865-07-27
ORDINANCE No. 8.

an Ordinance for Regulating and Licensing
Shoes and Exhibitions.
The President and Trustees of the village Of Dodge.
Vile do ordain follows
SECTION l. License shall be granted for
shows, circuses, public exhibitions and
theatrical performances, upon the payment
into the village treasury Of q sum not less
than two dollars nor more than TWENTY-FIVE
dollars for such exhibition and every per-
son who shall violate this ordinance by ex-
hlbiting any show, public exhibition, theatri-
cal or other performance without having
obtained license therefor as provided in this
ordinance, shall forfeit and pay a fine ofnot
less than five nor more than fifty dollars for
each offence.
SEC. .. 1t shall be the duty Of the village
clerk upon presentation Of a receipt for the
payment Of any license, to issue a written
license to the person or persons applying
therefor.
SEC. 3. The president and clerk of the
village shall constitute board to determine
the amount Of license to be charged to any
show, exhibition, circus or theatrical per
Torrance.
SEC. f. All ordinances or parts of or
dinances contravening with any of the pro-
visions ofthis ordinance are hereby repealed
Dated Dodgeville July oath, 1865.
WILLIAM HExDY, President.
Attest
W. j. WRIGGLEswoRrH, Clerk.
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ORDINANCE NO. 8.

an ordinance for the colsstructi0n Of q side
acayk on the east side Of Iona Street.
The President and Trustees of the village Of Dodge
vile do ordain follows:
That sidewalk on the east side of Iowa
Street, extending from the northwest cor
ner Of lot number forty (40) in Hoskins &
Cos Addition to the village Of Dodgeville,
to the southwest corner Of lot number one
CD in Block number sixteen (1G) in Jen-
kins' Addition to the village of Dodgeville,
according to Cranes map Of said village,
be constructed upon the established grade,
IN front Of the following lots as follows, to
wit: Lot number one u in block number
sixteen, CG) in Jenkins Addition to the
village of Dodgeville, and lots number AZ,
46, 45, A, 43, ~, Al and 40 Of Hoskins &
Cos Addition to said village, the said side
walk to be seven feet in width, sloping to-
wards the center Of the street half an inch
TO the foot, and constructed of pine plank OF
not less than two inches in thickness, on three
pieces Of scantling, four inches by four in
ches, laid length wise upon the inside
ground allotted for sidewalk purposes.
Dated Dodgeville, July 24th, 1865.
WILLIAM HENDY, President.
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Meeting Of the Village Board
Of Trustees.
,Tulv o. 1865.

July Zf, 1oOo.
PRESENT: William Hendy President
j. j, Cornish, William Mylroie, Samuel
Hoskins, William Harris, Thomas Carkeek,
Trustees.
The meeting was called to order by the
president. Minutes of previous meeting
were read and approved.
On motion committee of three was APP
pointed to confer with the owners of slaugh-
ter-houses in this village, and to request
them to remove them from within the limits
of the corporation. Messrs. Hoskins, Myl-
role and Harris. were appointed as such
committee.
On motion a committee Of two was ap.
pointed to confer with the several lot-own-
ers on Spring Street, between Main and
Madden Streets, with view to opening
Madden Street to the proper width Messrs.
IIoskins and S. w. Reese were appointed as
such committee.
A petition was read asking for the laying
out of bubble street, commencing at the
east end of Idaho Street, in Henry Madden's
Addition to the village of Dodgeville, thence
east to Main Street. The petition was laid
over until the next meeting of the Board.
An ordinance regulating and licensing
shows, theatres, circuses, exhibitions, &C.,
was introduced, read first and second times
and passed.
An ordinance for the erection Of a side
walk on the east side of Iowa Street, was in
troduced, and read first and second times
and passed.
Ap ordinance for the construction of a
sidewalk on the west side Of Iowa Street.
was introduced, read first and second times
and passed.
A committee of two was appointed TO
confer with the several lot-owners on said
street.
On motion the Board adjourned to meet
on Monday evening, July s1st, at half past
seven o'clock, P. NJ.
W. j. WRIGGLEswoRTH,
Village Clerk.