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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-29
w. N. HALL, Justice Of the Peace,
Gold Hill Township.
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Notice from Court to Creditors.
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FIRST
Judicial District, State Of Nevada, County
Of Storey, In the matter Of the petition of. 8.
Knapp, an i~nsolvent debtor:
Pur,uant 70 an order Of the Honorable c. Bur
bank, Judge Of the said District Court, notice IL
hereby given to all the creditors Of the said insol.
vent Us. Knapp, 70 DO and appear before the Hon.
.orsb,e o { Burbank Aforesaid. In open Court.
At the Court room Of said Court. In the city Of
Virginia, county Of Storey. Stete Of Nevada, on
the 9th DAP Of July, A. D., 1866, at 10 O'Clock A. N
OF that day, then and there TO show cause, n any
they can, why the prayer Of said i~nsolvent should
not be granted, and IN assignment OF his estate
be made, and be be discharged from his debts and
liabilities In pursuance Of the statute in such case
made and provided; and in tho meantime all pro-,
ceedings against said insolvant be stayed.
EIIL s.l-wftness my hand and the seal Of said
Court, this Cd day ofJune, A. D. 1866.
LUCIEN HERMANN, Clerk.
BY II B. FOWLER, Deputy Clerk.
wM. W. BISHOP, Attorney for Petitioner. iuitd
t6Oc State stamp. Soc Int Rsv. stamp.
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The pablo are cautioned against purchasing
the sarne. rr T." -,
HOLDERS Of the above certificates are requested
70 return the same 10 the ohies Of the Company.
r wEGENER. secretary.
ofaee. ais Montgomery street. San Francisco,
California, May n. 1853 Ju%
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENT
TO INVALIDS

WHOSE suFrERISss HAVE
been protracted from hidden causes
and NAL and who require
prompt relief to render exist.
enco desirable. a.rnE ROB
valDRy =. PIE ULT,
Graduate Of the University
Of Quocn's College, begs TO In.
form bis patients, and others seeking
o. medical advice. that he may be con.
suited personally or by letter In all
cases of Nervous and Physical
Debility, and the various disorders
arising from ssdentary habits. excess.
accident or climate. froms A. n. to 10
w.. and from Q t 9 ?. NJ. at hisohice.
Armory Building, northeast corner
r,..I aefE TTEuaIG ~
Montgomery and Sacramento sta,
Rooms Nos. Q. 10 snd:ll, hrst door
upstairs. Entrance on either Mont
gomcry or Sacramento streets.
No apology seems requisite for Of
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Alias Summons.
CTATE OF NEVADA. COUNTY OF STO
- rey. Matthew Fitzpatrick, Plaintiff, w.
Thomas Moore, DefendRnt-In Justice Court,
Gold Hill Township. before w. N. Hall, Justice
Of the Peace.
The State Of Nevada sends to Thomas Moore.
greeting You are hereby to appear
before me, Justice Of the Peace In and for Gold
Hill Township. county aud State aforesaid, at
my office in Gold Nm, on the ID day Of July,
AID. 1866. at 10 o'clock, A.. n Of that day, to an.
swer the complaint OF Matthew Fitzpatrick,
wherein he claims 10 recover the sum Of Three
Dollars for board and lodging furnished
you ut your instance and request, between the
9Th day Of April. 4. D. 1865 and the 18th day Of
May, A. D. 1866, according to plaintiff complaint
on Ale In this Court.
And YOU are hereby notified that II you fail to
appear and answer the complaint as aforesaid.
Judgment will be taken against you for the said
sum Of $500 and cost Of suit.
Given under my hand, this Goth day OF May,
w. N. HALL. Justice Of the Peace,
Gold Hill Township.
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GoldsHni
$1,000 Reward.

THE sUM.oF ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS IN
j Gold Coin win be paid BY the Pacific 1nsur:
ance Company, for the arrest and conviction OF
the person or persons who were engaged In the
lneendiar.sm Of Sunday morning. 18th lnSt.
SHARON & RALSTON,
ialq.tf ARenta Pacific Insurance Company.
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ORDINANCE NO. 10.

To Provide for the Appointment or
n Town Sexton, and 20 Prescribe
-His Dutics. rms. Cd. w 20 rHr a
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MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
no THE !
NEW RBMHDIEs! NEW REMRDIBs.,
DIR. Gibbons Dispensary,

S11 KEARNY STREET,
Va near Commercial San
Francisco established In 1884,
for the treatment Of Sexual
and seminal Diseases. such as
Gonorrhea, elect, structure
syphilis In all Its forms. Semi
nA Weakness, Impoteney,
etc, skin Diseases (of years
s,Rnding) and liberated Legs
successfully treated
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Alias Summons.

By THos. B. FOWLER, Deputy Clerk.
WV. W. BISHOP. attorney for plaintiff. g my9 I'd
lS0c Int. Revenue stamp. Soc State stamp.l
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-29

CAUTION.-Conddence silver MI
- folio wing described eertid-
n@sa - S,ock Of tho Confidence Silver Mining
SonnSny wsre sold at public auction, Nay 3lf
10. - pay ~dslinquens assessment;
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENT SALES.
Alpha Geld Hin MIMI. C.np..,

Location OF Works. Gold Hill. Storey county,
Nevnda-Noties Is hereby given, that there are
delinquent upon the following described stock,
on account OF Assessment No. 6. levied on the
oath day of April, Il. q. 1866, the several
amounts set opposite the names Of the respective
shareholders as follows:
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ro.Ird ebu19 q 711Ho "IIiI
, 1866-03-27
Markets by Telegraph.
ore mJDNI0Hr MARKET HKPoRT,

lspeetA DesFatcn to tbs Westal Associated P7ssaI
H1w YoKx. March u. .
Tns banka arc discounta1 uoss 1staly. Tbs ra.es
oE ct Ioaus "a per ceut The gold market gain
ed strength, and fo,e 10 lssS' Tie mort interest
outstand!ng IL Known 70 BE- lzEs The he44y feeling
Of Saturday hAs Ill pAssed Away The stock market
W. r1re. On Erie and 4teady On Pittsburgh bat 2rtet
and dn:I % tho tAlsoca Of tho uat Tho folio rtnv
Hrru the ....-..-
c1haaa rxtu1a
New York Central, say; Ete, ,tlK, Hud.ou River.
tpt Heading. tfl* Atchtxaa Cest1a. loak, A.chxau
Southern. alx ! Illinois Cen ri llsx; CleYelaad
I7usnur9h. ny, unleaxo 4 h0thwtata,r, TX do
preferred. "a; Cleveland Telelo, loe t.ock Is,sod
sx: Fort Wayne. ~: es0s. 3! s3s. lo1x: Aissou1
Is. 71ki HeateEu uHion Telegraph, 614.
PUhuL1Uk.
The market fns Pe1soseuu shares Il keneraly ouet,
yroukl)u, II ooi Cherry un. &c; paasaIo, j5sot W.
naneo, u ooi Htnnehod. Sil-0o; ExcEl.iof ti,o: Oh
Creek, si.oo Wtbsses, 6oc.
NIHtHO sT0Na,
Gunnell. si.sot smith Pa1m,.e, yloN, KIee,s,or.
Ss.7o; L1eblg. t1oo.
ralGEs o. nxPosT1p aoops.
The tecline In prices Of domesc and foreign r,auu
factu1ra atnCo TIN commencement OF tho rear II to
= TO 20 per Cent 400 thu extent n tho osses sustained
Uostou hhs met with still greater decline, and rood
many aFtlcles hx fallen II 1eak 80 px cent.
Tho tpecis salne Of tnposls from July t. 1855. to
March II. lbd amount 10 a721H7, d9t currency value
Of tIr"su, do 9!ds, 16,1n. Reports Of specie, do,
@'7saat ttrcdiRtA I.on California, do, t5l, u.s. iG1
cuatoms Eecelpt4. do, toa,saa61t.
uk1 QoDps.
The mAaeth fory dull and unsettled, eauGad In
part y tha fall mad Weakness Ut gold tho large sup
ply OF foreign Eoods. &dAed 10 ito full supply OF do
me.tio soods ha,ess and holteza both an1toa.ly
wsl1ng for t1ttIet markell, and until We hsyc that
lllus can he done With sAtsfAetoa 10 either party
lEo~n eaeetinsa-st4fk 4, &c do n, nc do o. 2lc
bieAched ahirtnSa-Anshony Manufacturing Co.
aBct Palmer juv6r, 71ei Palermo. l9c.
l1tntH-AsSTimsek ", 7e, do d, 10, Dunnai. lsc.
Dria.nas-Asnehrstaf.z zHt; Hamilton. 711c.
Camhrics- -WA.hisston, tso Portland, lIc.
hleeias-Asssaplqus. $50 Lansdalo. 76c.
Canton Flahaes-3'smhtrton a. 20; do G, &c.
Ticks-pemheynn n AA, toci do 4, Sc.
Hoop hktfs-ltradlay's Duplex Elllptlc, % 10 80
hoops, h7hr63tl 0d En,p1css tra1i, tl.zo.
Tue following despalea wAa received at tho Dry
floods Fxchabxnt
nALElhuts-Thc tna.a 81 Il shada better.
, 1866-03-27
STRIPPED OF HIS ALL.
A Model Wife and Famlly-Hnw to De-
seFt u Husband aud Father.

MI. Hetbst, gente1nan OF Teu:onIc extraction,
Who though long resldcnt Of this glo1tous and
eniiShscned dsy, rt1il ehngs tenaoousy 10 hi.
.aotf tongue, md refuses 10 express his thoughts
n Hny unt the German language, e.me before Jus.
n% Mna&eu. yeste1day afternoon. accompanied
N 1ntesptetu Tor the puTpose OF making i com.
P'aint' Ae Wa mild hammered, middle aceu
aI 10 biz own story was once ths
and lo t1e Aste1 ]oeated % ne coTner S Ha'sss
sueet and cana1pott avenue ue w1s oart tne ,.s
fessos o1 tnese eektnuAlA 10 dome ,ffr hsr-s
pert, and did not learn 10 H. contp!n. 1apn..
until the epsl was broken saturday eyen1ngg
be found hlmtclf houRelets, wijeess e,;ia,es ,;ia,1ens
money less, sunday losneslcs,- tact. nohinr r.:
leit oi hk former wealth bnt The earth uS,on A1rt
bis honse bad ttood-and 1t 10 doublal /! th,t I'm
would not have been taken away Lad It been fuund
possible to remove IL THIS singular ptate Of suaira
w1s brought abont under cireumstsnees n follows
The much abused husband Il stone By tzadc
md for so17c months past has practced hls oeeu-
brt Athens, little vtllace on the Illinois and
MICHIGAN canal about thirty miles soutb Of Chicago
In order that Eo unnecessary time should he lost
ftpm h.i notk. and 10 AvDio the payment Of rail-
road fare, Hr. te1bss Wa in the hlbi OF going 10
The quenies on MONDAY. md continuing bis iaoora
through tbs entire week. returning 10 the boron
Of bis fxnifs on Saturday night, with Light heart
As before stAted, At. aefhss u the father Of a
family, and Of these, tho elde1t. dau1htcr Prown
Ia vt3tnauhood Nns hia favpttte. II wn1 his Ambi-
don Tint this Toung sdy should become The ltc Of
ycty vort1Y yourg 1n4n who tcsidea in the yic1n-
~ OF his former retideoce That this young compile
e6pph hare pzope1 start In Lie, for yeaes psi he
aad rnsde 4 psaeiioe Of putting astae fsuaa bis
, 1866-03-27
TEN RANCE.
Organization Of a Society for the Sup.
preston Of the Drinking Vice.

temperance meeting was held List evening In
the Fttss u. E. Church, corner Of Ciatk and Wash
1ug'on strccts, Tor the purpose OF establishing =
city Temperance Society on proper footing, and
making provision for Continuance Of the meet
tngs. The church WIS qultc dlled b. \ highly re-
spectsble audlenee.
Nj. J. L. D1ake, Chairman Of the committee 49,
ponaed to dr1ft constitution, enbuitted the re-
suit Of their 1ahoss, the substance Of which may be
given as iolt"s: The eoclety Is called " The CHI
9eo Temperance Society" " and consists Of pEesi-
.ntiee Of nye OF heh the President il IN sxoi5cdo
member. ~ho holds once for ono ycar. Those BE-
coming members Of the society pledge themselves
10 do l In their power to discourage the use Of ali
mai liqUors, wine Or cider. IN The community The
following are the officers Of the society:
Presidcut-c. J. HuN.
sec1e,aiy~E. n. Na.ou.
Executive Commlttee-o. c. Gibbs, EoIa 4.
Inv. r. u. Guilford, Fsnkiln usthaway, II. y.
An excellent qusrtei.e, led by PROT Mason, de-
lgh'eo 1he audience y singing popular temper
nDae Sg@5 a. a s5e y D. psco a *aa
NJ Driseo,l discussed the question Of the pro-
nibttiou Of the sale Of ardent spirits &c contend.
Cd last Nas he psm.ry aa.y ot al ad.oeates Of
az Their advocacy Of temperance, and he considered
that no real good could eTcr be tnne unie:s thus
were to ahe Ett place. and these breathing holes Of
The pl. the rum cellars scattered throughout The
CITY were dried ont. There we1o abundant reason.
both IN the scriptures and in reason Why the sac Of
.uneelIer Va. !nie! murderer. although be IN
the pufsutt Of his calling necessarily violated the
Commandments Of God but IN acccseory was a.
TIC result Of iheir neiarious callsne was murder.
larceny and al the crimes in tha calendar He s1td
that In legal point Of view the tale OF ardent
Epi1s ought TO Be prohibited and be qupted Black.
stone and other eminent authorities N support Of
Ills theory.
, 1866-03-27
THE CATTLE PLAGUE.
Some very EnteresllnE and Alarming
Facts, furnished by Thomas H. DRd.
ley, Consul to Liverpool.


Mr. Thom,. r. nof,c. ASH -.aros, March u.
gives history Of th~ .s,.,. IUusa. ~ LlHslPoo.
Pc pss.snon ID c,te oi ,ho cattle Cattle . pl.sae. Wh!eh
osS ssnSpe mainly unavalling, and saegeftA tho
esnr- r-ent, to examine and report upon its nature,
means Of prevention ame!iorat!on. He also recon.
euos tarther legislation Tor greater secuzIty. Ho
.sstsaa .ta 5istrIct to this county.
Consul Abbott, at shetdell, writes that the
farmeFT, who weEo at fret opposed to extreme
mtasnfef. ne now. T. confequenea Of the losses In
utes.
The Commissioner Of Agriculture, ttoua the Yo.
obeI oet Ss. o. ns nh q.
plague, which il Officially declared TO Be Identical
with the Rtnderpest Of Continental Europe, and
Tltn fhe falai mnrzain of17+5, which rsvsged Eng
ay estc cna n sse sesr eeauf i
chow that ID 1862 it destroyed aftcen thousand Of
two hundred and nt1etJ-ttI thousand attacked ia
Hungary and Other Aust11an endencies, ,sEil.ac
from ts TO % per cent OF thoss attacked In the sew
eral provinces. Commissioner report that France,
tamn With the ioes Of Is c,.tIe, md ai;crwsTds M I
when intsoduced Into the Paits Jdrdia d. 1e4ind-
Hon, II Was again e11eTmInated with loss Of IS
animals, ana9ns m which wcto Gaze1l., Yakes, Zebus,
In England IT, tnc4rase IL reported a. constantly
acce1eTasing. numbering eeren thopsaud tolzl cafes
u AsVtE4lDGHs tHeu1y I0O0ta0G In ueCtmbff, frEH-
ty.shEce thousand at New yrafs, one hppdrrd aud
fwenty thoasand the last Of January. and one hun:
dred eeventyeeTen Thousand ttx hundred and
e12hty-nIne the ct Of March, al which time int
number which died wss 112217; Filled 2095a,
rcoEased =, 80. and uuaerounted 70, 1a,76S; Of
the herds e1poeed, tue number attacked
WAS ut dsrt II per cent. but 1t ha1 reached
81 pcr cent. Of those attacked. The number
that died was in November IL per
cent? st The iast Of January 90 per. cent, hut the
was bnt IA per cent IN January; and tn November
per esnt recovered; In January II per cent.
The English cattle are found lesA capable Of re-
sistauce to the disease than the D1lch. Soreliabe
specific or mode Of treatment IL reported COPY
ot the new cattle plague Law o. England is comtnn-
nte1tcd md Congress is appealed 10 fose Law under
which vigorous meAsutpa could be applied inl case
Of IL tnsroduet.on N this county,.
, 1866-03-27
THE LATE MURDER IN ROXBURY,
MASS.



Moran, the murderer oi Miss Ellen Kear-
ney, was taken to Dcdham yesterday, where
he Will be examined. It Is thought, how
ever, that he will waive examination. The
COroner's inquest, We are informed, will be
strictly private. The murderer has made o
written statement relating to his past life,
4 copy Of which we arc unable to obtain.
noon. We are informed that the most
intimate relations existed between Moran
and Miss Kea1ncy. They vera engaged to be
married, but the postponement Of the nuptia1
tie WAS made IN consequence, as he stated to
an officer, Of bis inability to support wife.
II appears that Moran had at various times
loaned money to the deceased, and a few days
itlng her at her fathers house, asked her for
it. His excuse Was that he was pressed for
the need Of Il. In reply to this demand SIfas
Kea1ney said she had no money, nor did
she know how to get 1t. He then accused
her of lack Of disposition to get 1t for
aim. What the nature of the convefsa-
tiou wns after tins has not transpired,
stance originated some Of the causes which
led to the tragedy. Moran also stated that
ter father wanted him to marry her, and
more thau once asked him when the happy
event would take place. VIC hear that yes
terday morning, before Moran was taken to
the 1all nj Dfdnfm. ne uenleu Aaslas snot
Miss KeA1ney. On the contrary, he
cYinced an unusual desire to. see her,
and seemed to be fascinated for her. although
he vas not satisfied that she reciprocatcd
that attachment Just before he was taken to
Dcdham his appearance was that Of Q cheerful
man, although his temperament has under
gone great change since be gave himself up
10 the police authorities. He Is very anxious
TO publish statement Of ali the facts In the
case over bis own signature, and hopes the
privilege will not be denied him. He nyers
that the newspapers have m1srepreseuted him.
The funeral Of Miss KearneJ took p1ace
from the residence Of her father yesterday aft
crnoon: 4 large crowd Of mourning friends
of the deceased were present. She was laid
out in the habillmcnts Of religious society
Of which she Was beloved member. AA she
was laid out she looked like q person Of
twenty years. Aner prayers aud other core
monies of the Catholic form were had, tho
coEtcgo proceeded TO 81. Johns Church. wherc
the final ceremonies took place.
, 1866-03-27
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.

ae-trAnHfcr or tho Jef1rrsonvIlls Hos
pleals-To be Hereafter Used for Gov
ernmcut HaOrcs-ll1.lInxui.hcd Gleu-
erals In Indiana polta-l2Bth Indiana
Regiment.
Especial Despatch to tho Chicsko Trihunel
.. lSnIAHAroL1s. MaFch 10.
Aching Governor Baker 10 day rroUiyel \ le,lee
hom Quartermasscr Gcuesai Mo!gs statiug thst thu
Secretary OF War dcrlrtd that the Uultod Htat.s
Hospital buildings At JettFsoayille, which had
bccn t1ansfcrrnd 10 tho btatc for Tho purpose VI
honas for dlsablcd 1ndtana soldiers, should ts es.
Transferred to the United Hates, iho uovprmnunt
proposing 10 use iAcu as storrhou,sa for military
supplies. The stoses heretofore collected 1t Nrlouy
point. II ono snd Indians arc being concentrated
The letter. Govnsnor Daker directed Tia VuaItor.
master General Of The STATE to proceed to Jeierson-
ol1elah.
Major Generals Meade and Thomas ncsc 10 the
uly today Tho former LEFT Tor tho East ths aiecf-
noon, snd ucuezal Thomas leaves fur Loulsyie this
evening.
GenelAl Grant has promised Goyesnor Morton
that tho 1a6Ih tndiana Infantry shall be mustered
out immediately.
, 1866-03-27

veekly e21n1uxa cr1t1tn EUn N 4 1uxr11a-e par.
tlon- Ae had TO this mmner accnmula ed upward.
o. fo1r hundred dollars, when Suddenly NJ on. fell
tWooh Al hlt fond aualcipatfous Hefe drmplished.
upon returning 10 the city On Saturday cTcutng 4F1
Mo6 nc reached the cozrcr Of I!alk:cd ssrcst ana
C1nalpoft Aveune. and discovered &hat during his
aoseLce Ills hoRse had been removed, his astonfSh-
Dcnt ean better be imagined thai described. Al
moet nanuc he rusheo into the ho1se Of neigh
Dor. and inquired Of the tnm.'es iof In.
50mAuon re9arpiuE the tudden. and 10 him
mysterious dlasppear1pce OF bis ido.. This Svs,
explained in very few words. On Thursday gang
Of men with teams were eeeu removing The inrni.
tine from the house. and Alles that WAS accom-
acd fencc.. md cdnvc.ed TIC lumber axay IN
aonthtrly direction. Wills tic ~o,k ot dcsuuc.tn,
VIE beng performed Mts. Hefbst nss nsnu 10
eupeiu.eod The Hoskuen, end when .he ,ast load
had been removed and loaded upon no wagons.
SHE ca.mfy took her departure from the sccuc. acd
When Last heard Of vas with the other mcuos41 o.
the ffmiy. stopping With re1chbor Nj. Hrrbst
Immediately repaired to The bou~e ,ehcFs II was
said his fannt!y Ind takcn shelter bu, ms Wfe r.
1ntcd him IN audience, and would not perznit The
Children TO explain hcr singular conduct.
he continued to visit the house
during Sunday and yesterday afternoon, when and.
ing that nothing could be gained by snch course.
he had resolved 10 rec anat virtue there would he
IN war1Rnt for hfs Hlfas arrest on the chxrre Of
larceny. But helf too he was foied. Such ~ In.
siEnmcni could not be granted, a ytic bY our
lANt cannot ateal nom her husband.
be poor r1an with 4onoWfn1 counteu4nce left
the court room with bis interpreter, and when lsst
seen xat entering the otice oi 4 J. P. Whether he
found justice there or not has not been Ascerained
, 1866-03-27
COMMON COUNCIL.
Adjourned Meeting.
The Water Works Extension-Streets
and AIlcyh-Tho Butchers.

An Adjourned meeting Of the Common Counei
WIS held LIST evening, In tho Council Chsmbct HI,
! Honor the Mayor In the ch,tr. 1he, war, a,&t
present Alcoimcu UsRc, Ku!ckerboescr. sh,m,
Carer, Barrett, Wicker, Hcnoy, W,luasth. shen
dxn- kann, RauTctk, Ha.ch, aherxtn, x3orr
Rafferty,, Fstsbee. Woodard, Ta>eou, aoAzu,
Bt1by, Bond, Gastaela, F7naen, Proaafoot,
aossnnesE. "a TEE. hah' 1As1nn. sascstosd, Woodman
1hs .Iejonsntnent ~ Of The regular meeting vas
s17EExTu sT1EH.
Aid. NcRoy called up the ordinance authorI,,nq
The EayelanE OF StIreetth stfeet from STATE eretf
to fajrse Nv. nue.. and moved ila passage. TIE or.
dlnsnee sas passed. Ayes. r: noes, I.
THE WATER WORKS.
NoE1h Division. together With rhe Committee on
Ftnance, to whom wAs referred the ot3insuce ~
commanded by The Boand Of Pahlis Works for the
Chicago avenue md Pearson street, md Pine st.ect
md Green Buy stTect, reported N 4vor Of the pa.,.
.Se q T. aso Nsdnanse tho purchase money not 10
did not believe Tie lind vas worth ti0,0O0. 40
3, Ao. Mcho{ moved The adoption ofthe report and
The patease Of the ordinance.
AID. Gact moved in amendment that the civ m.
point m appraiser, 4r- LII second, and the tWp
third, 10 appEaise the property md report it, resi
AID Rafferty, ,noscd to lar over md publ,ah.
The motion being seconded, the report went over
oEnsa Ts tas tn1e.;. I@s..
,.. aae al.t eoniSs - on st.ess ana Aneys, NoEa d.
tnss t,,;. - ~ sGpeaA9G 1ae Or
na1G , aa.a9!aAae NSe G, IMs m,%aaA"lEnE o. GnitARo
sxtnne aloGs. toe essesnMent olueseo oy SAG or
ot1s o. hss'1k 2eeu ~ Tes asios y tae snpenos Co9n
oI EnacaEn, ocsofe lion. soan n Jhmeson- Chief
Jnsnco. Aepon seseRteo ana o!ulnanco passed.
ALSO LOT ssoe*ath 9n tne nesta sias ol Etsn
Na' ito1a sso5tn s, Sa a susEt 70 tas sey next
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