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hnurnnce DuBIneBb =. :.
Particular attention given TO old standing easessnch as
considered incurable Syphilis in all forms; Gonor
rhoea elect Structures Orchtes Diabetes, Bladder Ur
Diseases Also the effects Of solitary habits both
body mind and which produces of the
following effects: Botches, Bodily Weakness Constipa
Uneasines Female Society, Unmnnli-
ness Dread Future Events finally complete prostra-
tion the vital powers, loss of memory ringing in the
ears fully restored to health. ~ "++
All letters with stamp, answered. 49,. .-
Dr. w is the publisher of work. entitled Nip the
Evil in the Bud which will be sent to all receipt Of 10
cents to pre- pay postage.
Consultation free Charges moderate, cure guaranteed
DR.. W the worst kind of rupture in few weeks
Post Office Box 2204 Office and Consult ton Rooms 164
South Clark street. Chicago You the Doctor
~ day from A. to p. NJ. ly17
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DIR. BIG ELOW

r. DR.. BICEEOW
- is the only Physician, as Specialist, now
pF1f35Y in Chicago tina can be entirely relied up
S4$&<8 Go and not suffer tina horri bic
- KV& disease to remain in your system, disfg
~ EA& urlng your face and body besides destroy
faE&4N ing your happiness and future prospects
| 70 SFS% oflffe He has mad PRIVATE Diseases
%V%f& NERVOUS DEBILITY his study for the past
AV&44 twenty years. and is therefore the person
49, whom ell afflicted shod consult. \ o
H cured nSe he has been this city lis
reputation has vouchers in all the city his patients
and the medical profession both here aud abroad being
the skilled specialist here and thorough all
sexual diseses II all others fail don't despair give him
call 1t only common occurrence with him such
His separate for aides and gentlemen and
the complete in the city
Young bfgJ Take Particular Notice. BgelOw de-
his time to the treatment those
habit which minis both body mind unfit ting
unfortunate individual for Their business soeety
The early habits, the ripper
the powers diminish aud enfeebe the
natural feelings andexhaus the vital energies
the pleasures life marred the object omarrage rus
trated existence itself rendered of unceasing
misery and regret Such persons especially those eontem
plating marriage should lose time in making
application, DR. b. by his treatment is enabled
to insure speedy and permanent cure.
Consultations and 1deHtia Office No 1I9SOuth
Clark St. # Monroe, half block from the F.
Post Office Box 54, Chicago, ILL., Office hours from
to P. w.. sst. Et.4 II 81 n
Send for his 'Gude to HEALTH published monthly,
free of charge
N BLadies send for descriptive circular of Pessare
Remedie, the preventive OF conception known.
Sent to any address free of charge. lyS9
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RELIABLE, AND SURE TO DO GOOD
RFII9BLE' AND SURE TO DO GOOD
AND CANNOT DO HARM,
AND CANNOT DO HARM,

LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS will certainly produce
the regular return of nature il asna day two before
the OK pected period and II is maxim in the profession
that prevention is better than cure.
LYONS PERIODIC LDROPS have been used by over
thousand ladies' within the past six months
1871 .a E.atir nlLlzn f .lI amralY =
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Dr.. Easterly's IOdine& SarsaparilIa

For the of scrofula obstinate Old Sores letter
Ringworm, Salt Rheum, Scald Head. Pimpes on the
Face Prairie Itch, Illinois Mango, Missouri Scratches,
and all Eruptions The SKIN. But for the cure of
all OLD SORES and SKIN DISEASES of every kind,
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Dr. Bnkea.,s N,ecifc.

Is great Healing, Purifying, and self curing reme-
dy, requiring medical aid or advice. With this
great medicine you can CURE YOURSELF, and avoid
Tan dor
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.OE'S DYSPEPSIA CURE,

a FINE STOCK of LAMPS, LANTERNS, CHM
IA MES, Shades &C., Just Received
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a.. De " ISE IN IlmJ1
BE WISE IN TINE
RE WISE IN TIME

Let disease destroy your constitution Try bottle
Of my PERIODICAL Drops, and you will be satish ed
that am impostor. Tell your afflicted friend What
restored the bloom of health cheeks and thereby
confer favor valuable un gold For painful or
Ecanty Menstruation it is just the thing. have in
my mind instance of lady sho had been suffering
from painful MeDstruaton three years. confning
her to her each time. She had applied several
eminent physicians, without relief when bottle OF
DROPS entirely cured her.
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Gridley's Salt Rheum and letter Ointment

Is valuable assistant to the Iodine and Sarsapara
in subduing the disease. Toe Iodine and Sarsaparila
puri6es tie Blood and removes the cause, and the
Ointment heals the Sores and kills the disease, ard
thus speedy and permanent cure is effected. Both
are recommended to be used for these comp ANTS.
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head nerves. kidneys bladder, womb and blood affections
Of the urinary orgrns gravel scrofua, rheumatsm ca
tarrh, Asthma, bronchitis, dyspepsia.
Our practice Is not Of experiment, but OF twenty
years standing founded the laws Nature with years
Of experience evidence sustain it. DO down
10 build up make sck to make wellnO harsh treatments
no trfing; no fatteTng. We know the cause ana che
remedy guess work. but knowledge gained by
Years the of these diseases ex
cusivey-no uragement without prospect Candid
in our opnions reasonable in charges claim not TO
know everything or erybody but do claim TO
don and common sense. We invite the SICK no matter
don hope make nterrogatons and decide for themselves
II will nothing as consultation Is free This rs me
Sxtb wear that visited this place. and shall max
years regularly the same days OF thewee
every eight weeks. -r..r ID f..
CAN CONSULTED AT 80
Kenosha City Hotel during Saturday,
the 21st of April 1866. AT Wood
stock, Exchang Hotel the 19ht Of
April and 18th of May, 1866.
EY- Residence and Laboratory, waukegsn Ill,
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Published April IL, 1866 !
CHAPTER ~.

AN ACT to repeal chapter 404 of the general
laws of 1862, entitled can act to regulate the
z. licensing and keeping of dogs, and to repeal
chapter us ot the general laws of 1860, AN
act to regulate the license and keeping OF
dogs and to repeal all laws amendatory
thereof, 30 far said act or any portion lbero-
of applies to or ID in force in Sank county
TIE people of the state OF Wisconsin, repre-
sented in senate aud assembly, DO enact as
follows e. i--a ~ VI III I'll
Section L. Chapter 40 of the general lave Of
1862, Gan act to regula'e the license and keep
ing of dogs, and To repeal chapter IT'S of the
general laws of 1860, AN act to regulate the Ii
cense and keeping Of dogs I" and all 49,.
amendatory thereof, 81 far as said acts ac'f
portion thereof upply or are in fore 81 sny
county, are hereby repealed. ~ oauh
Sec. 2. This act shalt be in fo' 90 ,r,,,,
ter it passage. anu 81
Approved March 81 1884,
tPuo'lshed April IL. 1866.
VdAPTER 43
AN az w.. the protection Of employees and
"~ contractors, in certain cases.
me pee pie of the state of Wisconsin, represent
su IN senate and assembly do enact as fol-
lows: ID
Section /. That any person or persons. party
or parties as employee or subcontractor. or su b.
contractors, having any claim or claims against
any contractor or contractors. under and with
the commissioners named in chapter 47S of the
general laws of 1864, entitled can act to accent
the grant of lands made to the state of Wiscon-
sin, by the United States, to aid in the cnnstruc-
tion of a military road from Fort Howard.
Green Bay, to the Michigan state line" ap
proved April A, 1864, for work, labor materials
or money bestowed, furnished aud expended un-
der any contract or contracts with subcontrae
tor or subcontractors, in the construction of any
portion of the road mentioned in section second
Of said act, such employee employees, SUBJ
or subcoItractors, shali have lien
5r liens upon the lands of said contractor or
contractors. conveyed to him or them by the
state, under the provisions OF said act for the
whole amount Of such claim or claims, which
nay be made, collected and enforced 10 the way
md manner provided by chapter 1853 of the re-
5ised statutes, entitled t'of the lien of mechan-,
cs and Others" and OF the acts amendatory
hereof.
Sec. 2. That wherever any person or party
IS subcontractor or subconiractors. or Otherwise.
Ias, have Or shan have completed any portion
f the read mentioned in said cEapter 49, and
he same has OIL shall have -beensaceepted or ap-
royed by a majority of the commissioners
AIMED in said act, such subcontractor, snbcon-
FACTORS or other person or party shall have ]
en- upo1 all the IaudS to which the said con-t
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DIR. WHITTIER is regularly educa-
ted and legitimately qualified, and
has experience in all forms of disease
knowledge quiteindispensible in the
treatment of the venereal disease In
all it's varied and complicated forms,
and has for years made the treatment
of private diseases his business and
study. Experience, the best of teach
ers, has enabled him to perfect reme-
dies at once sufficient, safe, perman-
emit, and in most cases can be used
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ONE BOTTLE CURES
ONE BOTTLE CURES
ONE BOTTLE CURES

1t is impossible to enjoy the bloom of health and viva
city OF spirits, unless the Menses regular the
time the quantity and quality, When they obstruc-
ted nature makes her efforts obtain for it other
outlet and unless these efforts Of assisted
patient usually experiences Dependency, Nervousness
and finally CONSUMPTION assumes its sway, and pre-
maturely terminates a miserable life
DO not suffer from these Irregularities when
of dollar Lyons Periodical Drops will regu-
late and restore to its healthy course; and
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I'm Probate-Kenosha Comfy Courl

In the matter of the estate of Peter j.. Lewis, de-
ceased s-. --e
n ETTERS of Administration on said estate hav-
Ia ing been issuedto Darius A. Covert of said
county on the Both day of March, A D. 1866, and six
months from and after that date being allowed and
limited to Creditors to present their claims for
examination and allowance, Notice is hereby given
that the undersigned will Saturds the 9th day
| of May, 1866 and on Wednesday, IL goth day of
June, 1866, at 10 O'Clock A. III. at his Office in the
city of Kenosha, receive, examine ant adjust all
claims and demands OF all persons against said de-
| ceased. 4w44 ANTHONY VAN WICK,
| Kenosha, April A, I'D. 1866. County Judge.
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y For Sale atthe,
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Do NOT BE IMPOSED UPON
DO NOT BE IMPOSED UPON

by those who have other preparations which they desire
to palm off upon the strength of the popularity of my
Drops But when the Druggist you apply TO has got
them either make him buy them for you else enclose
Dollar to the general wholesale agent, who
will return yen bottle by return Express.
See that the of Jnd. l.. Lyon is written upon the
others are genuine Therefore, beware OF countereis
They for sale by druggist in city country,
at dollar ISL bottle If you wish relief take
other
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In probate-KenOshn County Cour,

In the matter of the estate of Warren Leet deceased
n ETTERS of Administration on said estate hay
IL ing been issued to Martin Leet, of Racine
county, on the 2Sth day of May, A. D. 1864 and six
months from and after the 2Sth day OF February, A
D. 1866 having been allowed and limited to Creditors
to present their claims for examination and allow
ance, Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
will on Saturday, the 18th day of Msy A. ID. 1866 at
sha receive, examine and adjust all claims and de-
| mands of all persons against said deceased
4w45 ANTHONY VAN WICK,
| Kenosha, April f. A. D. 1866 County Judge.
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Dr.Easterly's lOdine&SarsaparilIa

And take nothing else
Price-The Iodine and Sarsaparila, 81 so per Bot
tie.
Price-Gridley's Salt Rheum and letter Ointment,
IS cents per Bottle.
Prepared and sold by DIR. G. Easterly DE- Co., No. 70
North Fifth street, St. Louis, Nc Sold at their
Branch Family Medicine Store, No. SO Madison street,
Chicago. Ills.
For sale by Druggists, generally.
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HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHl
rs THE GREAT DIURETIC.
HlmboId's Highly Conc ntrated
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT
SARSPARILLA.

For purifying the blood, removing all chronic con-
stitutiona diseases arising from an impure state Of
the blood and the only reliable and effectua known
remedy for the cure of scrofula, scald Heads, Salt
Rheum Pains and Swellings of the Bones, liberation
OF the Thro at and Legs Botches Pmples on the face
letter Erysipelas and all scay eruptions Of the skin
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AN ACT in relation to state property, and pur-
chases by the state
The people of the state of Wisconsin, represent
ed in senate and assembly, do enact as fol
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DIR. JNO. L. LYON.

Practieing Physician, New Haven Conn
Who be consulted concerning all diseases, either
personally or by letter.
Lord Smith, Chicago Wholesale Agents. F. Robinson,
Wheeler Il Clark Agents for this place.
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MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS,
Board of Aldermen.


The Board met pursuant TO the folio. ing CALI
pAyD T. VALENTINE, Esq, Clerk Of the Common Coun.
smYoq hereby rcque.iea 70 notify the member. Of
s o Of q 81. to mee. s in sc IN The
'af @ K Us an Soa. y sao
public sufas: .%s SsSrs Seventh wee district
JAkLEs r LoEw h,ssr%,n Twelfth district
Bw; Van yo9RHIs. Alderman seventeenth district
N sSaks Slsn sssens d district
J5plN REIcE, Aldsrm,n Kisvsn,h district.
s 5sr s s AsT" E Ts",s district
Nrus FY A' HSsrm rr'i p assr district
PresenJohn Brce ESQ., President In the chair. and the
Aldermen Moore. Conan. Norton Flynn. shannon, aed.
ne. Ely Rysrs Reilly ,oey Mas'erson varnum obren,
The minutes Of the Lass meeting were read and approved
Nv Aiderm n VAN vooKaIs-
% H. ssy, a Of I'm avenue from
which was referred to the Committee on Roads. when
Petition OF torman Ha,iland for permission to exhibit
which was referred to the Committee Streets. when
~ Aiderman CoxAr-
P,,on q Elisha Bloomer for permission to construct
vault In front OF premises corner OF Duane aud Readc
ss fss ss 8. ..s he
hoeS rs soa. or y.n n Esass ,e me and IN pasas
sad streets. such vault feet from the line Of
OF tho property and TO front
Which was referred TO the COMMITTEES ON Streets when
Petition OF b. g. wcndle for Of
whercupon he presented The following resolution
Resolved That the assessment list for paving Third
Pavement confirmed November q 1888 be and the
hereby corrected In the following Particular vThst the
r,. from known Ward No. IS S.. and IN block
which was laid over
Resolved Tbs, Tweif,h street, from Broadway TO rnh
ton Of the troton Aqueiuct Board
Which Wa referred to the Committee on Streets when
ay Alderman o'Bsus-
Resolved That permission be hereby eiven Mich
oas Geraty 10 receive deliver and exhibit gods front Of
Ing he pleasure o. the Common Council '''''1' '''
Shi .,.s Vas ,aSI ss.,,
Resoved That the name Of Hannah Sullivan residing At
No M Canal street be added 70 the list Of blind 10 receive
Which was referred TO the Committee on Finance.
Re.cised That permission and herebyis given 10 James
in trout said place Of BUSINESS until Otherwise ordered
BY the Common Council
which adopted e-- .-..-4 -.
BY Alderman u BurN--
Tha, The ..isy q the second MESSENGER The
which vas referred 70 the Com%iass on Finance
Resolved Tha, The sdewaIk on both sides Of Lawrence
rest run the junction OF I26h street 70 the junction Of
ihsreo ~sse MOI sir.sSg done under shs ec,on
wssh referred % the Committee on Roads, when sp
b. Alderman Ety.
Where's .he cont! -rrLfcr- made between she city
public lamps have Ia topping Thai Win the Msrhat
I'm VI" hsn' NomVsa' vlaeins the cv Substantially 81
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Board or Coanciimen.


STATED sEssION-MoNpAv, Jan. n-1PM
The Board met pursuant TO adjournment, In their Cham
PreseniJ Wilson Green, President in the chair and tho
Councilmsn Keenan,. Long, stacom Flynn. Robinson,
OBrien, Kenney. Costello. Hartman Brnkman, Roster
iorsn, Roberts, Pullman. Hei,rics aud 1ilnlay*sa
The minutes OF the meeting held January n were read
and approved
BY Councilman HARrnAH-
Petition OF Trustees OF st. Francis Hospit. for donauo
Of e2s2 W assessments the property OF said hos
when was referred 10 the Committee on Donations and
Charities.
nv Councilman BRiSKuAr-
Petition Of Michael Kunu 70 bs relieved from
In connecon Herewith Councilman BamxrAS presented
the following resolution
Received fha. Comptroller and he hereby su.ho
Of for the Of e7p 80 interest," amount
b. in liquidation Of the against the properly %
Michael Kun situated the east aide OF First avenue BE-
and grading First avenue between Thirty. seventh md
Ninetynrst streets confirmed March Is 1884, such
10 be taken from and charged 70 The appropriation Of city
which referred 70 the Committee on AssessmssAs.
Petition society for .he Relief Half Orphan and
Destitute childrsn or "Pross~ant Half Orphan Asyum"
In connection iksrswh csuncilmsn BaxxnAx presented
the following resolntion:-
shorsed and directed 70 draw HE IN favor Of
Goddard Trust Drectress of the Protestant Half
orphan Asylum tor the sum Of eAml 10 enable them
,hs carr o. children vso might osherwiss have become
buhen on the city ssd charge the same 70 the Of
which vas referred 70 The COMMITTEES on Donations as
~ Counoimaa Rosssss-
feuuon Of urooerw owners iish street N have said
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| Of t6e Common Council '-''' '''' N~''"s 'A'
az Beard Il, q op n January amended sy
anS"5 - ~ 80 ''' ll'' 0-'A'''' :"
pointed: :. s''A'''''' % '''''''' "A'A ~
Resolved the name q eSnJ Russell recently ap
az hoard Of counom.p, January IS 1885, amended by
Which W0s concurred In "' aA"0
sovsS % Sosad BE- Robcs have peson N
hSt goods in front Of his premises No rs Bowsy to
ss s
returned Ws to the s s9 nn ab 81 t Adsrmen
kssoHoa are Isaac nA eanio' s00os IN front
| u Which I'M ia wa D'c cSnc"rreS S in
Of e Hsw
whom thsy held inquest e daily nswsDagsrs 70
recsd 70 pay FOR The same on presentation OF the proper
vouchers: =,
| GENERAL oRpEas: . :. ....,, .u,,o.
rileS and Directed 10 Of the premises now
pied by the Fourth District CYL Court for term OF i've
years. q sum aa mot % exceed Zee per
shsnnon Gsdnsy Eg Rysr Rsy B os~
Resolved That liz cs%pt4osr .aSeIssa . sspsna
tbe execution OF the resouton relative TO
donations %sss TO to the blind blind !, ~. ,,,,,-
Xhrmaivs-Xdsrmssn Moore. CONAN, Norton, Flynn,
az % Nav o for puSSns The election
'" Which wa. los, by the following yo.s;-
Ely Brice, Masterson o'Brien. McGinns aud Van
hi s.s:,,, .,,. v,r,, p.w, yo.~ and v.rrrm
Reconsidered and laid over YER. ''e'-'' ''''" ~'N
cases ans bostW"ys ana devepes considered and
endn M h oa d. wss
taken up for CONCENTRATION ''' D'N "N''''
serins in lieu thereof the word leach "pp'A'
section E,y moved To aend nv adding after
s"ns wS'd Mayor the words land tho Street Commits
mayeS ~ dd % a. an 70 @ ths
the City
Sec Frerv erantec of nrvere under this ordin"nce
for show case hoistway or goods delivery shall pay the
sum Of one dollar towsrds the expense Of executing
90 oe or among inc o'ner ICES Oh the
WI" Which V was carried.
ina ae o q tho %ors
%s Hs or the
VI ..,,on ., III. o,s
%as 'nen TAKEN On the aoop"oh Oh inc
.sSdsss by ss1ss Esss Ety. Reilly
BY Alderman TS. GEpsrY =, r,,,o, n,v .nor
seeded By George Commissioner q Deeds be
WRicS %as adopted 0en CLERICAL
BY Alderman SoRros- vvv vo0r To-, % ,ss
.wr nn ~ noonn
f noad 80. ~ y 20 ao
va.. a "o'' 'oui "e.oP'""eo " orIN
Rssnral~ ThG I.cLso h I'D hn 90 hnrehy an
u in o9sepn ~. og anu o ~ aP
pea Oomssioner vi LOCUS In pace Vi 'onn Nor'on'
'cs,sneu $1,000.
ne Rss .gaa accepted ana resolution adopted
Dy A,ae."a ~ NonIoNI =, -. A.. .x 49,. A.
,ncsv,eu mat permission pc anu ~ hereoy gwen 70
arck Shc~ry 70 pace sign IN Iroht OF ms preses no
no nuusIn street. 10 rem@ih ouhg inc Pe@suFe VI TUG
oT Whinh Uoun %n..s
Mhic, was auopteo.
ny Alderman MOORE
BIZ OF A. L. stewart Tor Grape ana gloves ior iunerA OF Is
ruray
Mhcn was laid over
ny alderman NORTON
mat PERMISSION De and the same IL nereoy gwen
o. A. Evnns 70 Pc sgn IN iron. ot ms TO
common council 81. - -
Wch was referred 70 the Committee on Streets whon
appointed
49, MOTIONS RESUMED. =.
Alderman RYEns moved that when this Board adjourn
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An ORDINANCE CREATING RAILROADS m
sscrrcri There shall be oacer in the Stree, Depart
he o. Ss~ Sos ~hoss duty shall SS s sss ss s %
rairoad n the city Of New YORK kept proper
&. ss and e.
outside the same on either sde OF said Of least
% with the terms Of their grants rs.pec
lively and also that each and every ordinance resolution
Q, The Common Council relating 70 railroads fully coma
sac The inspector Of CITY Railroads shall report with
railroads 70 the Cooperation Attorney and shall
report 70 the Common Council o. all business
BY him. and submit for consideration and action
such suggestions A. may be deemed By him beneficial or The
said inspector shall be saSjscs 70 The s,se,
oner In the discharge % the duties Of hts once and shall
500 per snnnm, the same 10 take effect from January l.
striking on, The street Commissioners and inserting
In iieu thereof the word Mayo"
W. Is s,, Mssssy KeOss T'ns
ri Sssssyscoansiea sssnsS Long s,sco Flynn.
Robinson oBrlen, kenncy. Costello, Hartman Brnkman'
Coanciissn krssa moved % amend ..ad recognition BY
. ~ . s the sum s a1s
ap Wh,rh vas carried
Counsinsn KsrsAs moved 20 smsnd e.d resolution By
striking therefrom the words JANUARY 1904 and nse-
ing In leu thereof the words the passage o. TINS rsu
which was carried. ,,
xafmssye- couneIlm-n Ksen.n, Long s,aeem ylynn.
Roster. Watts Keech, Green, nsakay HAioran Heirief
Hessiise- councilmen wnsA Kellogg Tying Thomas.
Roberts and fuilmsn-S. .x.,
Councilman ssAcon moved that the Board DO now ad-
which vas carrted
;''''ns' WI ''o''' ibSiS i aia i Si &c