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Weeks beings. Purse and Pocket.
book are constitutional skeptics; when they
make n Confession of Faith there is some
thing in sight Our little town has grown
very slowly for years, but recently IL rcaliza-
ton Of its advantages seems to have dawncd
upon citizens with dust and grccnlacks.
Real estate is changing hands at advanced!
prices. AMI going into posse ssioa OF parties
who propose the erection Of good buildings.
For instance. Mr.. Sam Scott, beside making
valuable improvements on his Hotel, pur-
chased on Wednesday the lot oOxl30 feet
adjoining the Scott House, and will begin
At once the erection Of two story frame.
2OxsO feet. rs Oh addition to his hotel This
gives him front Of 60 feet on { street. The
price paid was &i.l5O, cash. Mr.. A. +.
Thrasl'er. photographer. has purchased the
lots 45x,:W on G street, adjoining the NORTH
WEST office. A two story frame. 24x4O Is
now in course Of construction, and another
of The same dimensions contracted. Mr. J.
II Wilcox has purchased rom John O'Ncil.
for 81. 600, the jOxI3O lot on the corner of
, AItI uIu SiItCass III CsCst u W"h
store building on it rs soon as the brick can
hr procured from the kilns A number OF
other lots have bccn bid on but owners hold
then, up. Directly Across Third street til.
Masonic Building. 25xG0 feet, will he erect.
cd. Over 1900, the original estimate, has
been subscribed, and the stock increased "
$1,000. which the building will cost ii con-
s,ructcd NJ now proposed. Mcssrs. Dance
and Stuart, n few days since. purchased the
New NORTH WEST building from Mr..
ONcil for 5000 Experiments now max.
ing with brick clay. show quality equal 10
tho best Helena brick, and can be procured
convenient To town. Several parties vii!
build Us som rs good brick is burned We
notice number Of dwellings in course Of
construction or enlargement on the buck
streets, and the town bears evidence Of =
growth and prosperity TINT in view of the
unprecedented hard season, is very grstify-
in TO property owners.
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nasealt.- Tie application to the Grand

1asoalt. The application to the Grand
Lodge Of Montana for charter tn organize
= Lodge in Deer L'dye City, will be pre-
sentcd ut the session of the Grand Lnlgc
which assemblies in Helena on Monday, o.
tobcr 4,l. The application is signed by over
thirty Master, Mssons. 1t u believed from
10 to 30 M.st,ns win affiliate will, the Lodgc.
There IRE fully that number living convcn.
lent 10 this place, and It will he one 1T the
strongest working La,dsss Of Montana fs0n
ito organization.
sum Pearl Gallcry.-Thes Sun Pearl
Gallery, sdjoiaing NV Nonss.WaD sGsa ~ spns
- Wednesday, Ort0osr 4 With tAe sdvastags 4
sspssios instzsuats ikae sa6Dss lgwil Gaaraa-
tse the Assst Pictarss-Anbrotyps. Photographs ~
Poscelsips>1se - ,roaseaabe Jese1A CN nj -
specimens. A.. r. THRAsHER,
Dses Lodge City, 0f.s1.TaJt n tsThotog1Ase.
| - sTRAYED OR sT0LEN-One bay horss
years Old &C. W." On LIT shoalder. WIS., aisasa q
o. ahoat July let. Any one ons rstaEniaR Tie eaos
win b literally rewarded. .,eg.vA1TON = ca,
Des Lodge City.
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EXCELSIOR BOWLING SALOON.

j. N. STEWARD 4 Co PnDPRiErons.
Main Street, Deer Lodge
Everything new and fitted up In style Of elegance
unequal in the Mountains. Lovers ri the delight
full game can find pleasant and heathfn amusement
and good attention. Call 1t the Excelsior
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Gazette, Sept. -

From gentleman who crossed the Can
yon ferry yesterday, We learn that the Mis-.
souri, river had raised about eight or ten
inches in forty-eight hours. caused by the
snow and rain which had fallen ut and
around Diamond City.
Bohm & Aub, bankers, had gold brick
run yesterday by F. Bohm 4 Co., assayers.
which weighed 2, I'll o. Is dwt troy and
was 000A fine. The value of this huge mug
get is $4S, SEQ IS, coin; &6S, $40 Al, cur.
rcncy.
New diggings have been discovered near
Boulder bar.
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Gazette, Sept. q.

The site for the Crow Agency was selected
Ivy General Sully. ON his recent trip, at u
favorable spot ON the reservation -guaran-
teeti to them by treaty several years ago al
the Yellowstone river. The agency is in a.cd
within forty miles If the hour,sl,ing town
of Bozcman. and mills. buildings. etc., arc
now under rapid Roadway, and will he com.
pleted in the course Of u couple Of months.
The Improvements are under the supcr;n-
tendcnce Of SPECIAL Agent L. N. Black The
Mountain Crows, who are located at that
place, number about 1000 The River Crows,
numbering about the same, will be moved t.
this reservation during the fall Outof this
1000 about 1000 arc warriors.
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Town Lat Entry.-A perfect furore |

Town Lot Entry.-A perfect .furore for
the entering Of town lots has seized Deer
Lodgers within the past week. On Ss,ur-
day Is were entered; on Monday 80; on
Wednesday over 40, and the rush still con.
tinues. The large number of buildings going
up and contracted; the numerous lots chang.
ing owners ut good figures, and the fact that
the 90 days within which applications must
bc made, expires October 9Th, has induced
this attention u business. After the 7th, to
obtain lot requires actuc! occupation and
possession by living thereon three months,
and an affidavit Of such occupancy before
the Probate Judge, to acquire title to lot.
G. street is now taken up ten squares, the
entries extending past tho I'enitentiary site.
and ID. street about nine squares. There sic
yet some fine locations unoccupied. We
advise Nil to make application to Judge
Newcomer the present week
The ssddcst chime Oh the belle OF Fate,
II the sluggsrds knell-too late. too late.
That's just a. good Us Whittier's Knight
have bccn,'' any how.
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KAN.KAy z&a=% Jo<~f EAy.EAS
ZIMMERMAN & ROBINSON
No. Wood street, Helena ++
The MOST fVPULAk RESTAURANT IN MONTANA,
The rtrIIt OF all cpicurrs,
ZIMMERMAN i ROBINSON
KAN.KAN KAN.KAN
KAN.K.lN
E.AX.KAN
KAN.KAN
KAN.KAN

Ce0d ladtans. -Horsc stealing 10 part OF
the constitutional dcpravity of N Indian
There has been . charitable belief that some
Of our settlement Indians respect the white
mans horse flesh, but it is . mistake. A
band Of the Pen d'Oreillcs who were going to
buffalo, passed through Dlackfoot on the
Eel. and the next day forty i've Of A. Pea.
cocks band of horses were missing. AL.
mounted and came up on their camp near
Dans's Bar, and found six 1T his horses in
their possession. Trey deaied stealing them.
claiming to have re. captured them from tho
Blackfect. which in al probability is lie.
The result Of this kind Ut. work. will pzobs-
bly, be the shooting down Of lot Indians,
and q general war with the ''fricndlics."
PRlc&S RRDuCID.-!lsis .etia; d. sbsying 80
cents In grccnbacks. Fine assortment Ut Rrnts Col
Lars, Neckties on hand. At PiUNNEKS OCClDENr-
AL BARBER SHOP, Main Street. Deer Lodge
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Walter w. job lsOn.
CIVIL ENGIN EEE

Will attend to the Survey Of Land Claims, Under
ground Or Surface Surveys ut Mines. Accurate sur
veys for mining di,chcs Ut amy capacity. Estimates
and examinations made for all classes .: work in tho
profession.
Refers to Capt N. Wall, Helena; Bannack Ditch
and Mining Co, Bannack.
ely Address Helena or Deer Lodge City
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Herald, September -.

Herald September -.
From IN Omaha exchange If late date,
We are pleased to learn that on or about the
first Of October. the present unrcasonably
high rates charged by the Western Union.
Telegraph Company. will be reduced abou,
one. third, Or two-liftls. &r fl 81"
Secretary Scribner il in town.
James Quiales was killed by Indians with.
in three miles Of Silver City, on the 25th.
He WAS born in Belfast Ireland; WAS Is
years old; good citizen aud Royal Arcl,
Mason. He was buried in Helena with Ma
sonic honors, on Monday.
The Indians are running off stock in the
vicinity of Silver City, and there is scarcely
. single horse or mule left They are BE-
coming 20 bold - 10 approach within one
hundred yards Of the town, and steal them
in brosd bay light.
A race Of 100 yards for 600 Is to be run
at the Fair Grounds on Wednesday, by Co.
lionel johnson, Jesse Taylor, Mcssrs. Rich.
asdsoa, Davenport, Jones and Fred Peck,
the skeleton manof Bannack. The con,csi-
ants weigh eac6 from 80 pounds % three
y" ~~Ss ~~ssSs = 8.rsa-a8gaaa. zasss#xa e. h.
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Gazette, september -.

4 meeting of the citizens Of Helena was
appointed for Tuesday evening, to consider
the condition Of Indian affairs. and devils
somc means - stay the fearful outngss.
The mills in gallasin valley are turning
out ~ saeks If nour PER day. The esti-
mated product Of wheat Ii the county, IL
l5o, 80 bushels. t4
We learn that lats yesterday evening the
Indians made another raid On Silver creek,
driving the miners into Silver City, Stealing
the rsss Of thsiel,reeae4 rubbing cabins.
Ma.her : Crocksr - bsrniag eoalin their
Palacs Bjlliagd Hail. III 5agel .asJ
join Castip, q Cod cfssk, L. natcAed
- = 6opAias ,agaiase KiskssAalls !. Billy
,BAy." 60 yards, Tor >1ooe. - ilsics % b
son q next 1oaday. Joha win CONE Co..
m hoos ~ gsseshoeka
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Mr.. Samuel =. Richards

! Returnln9.-Nr. Samuel + Richardson.
formerly psessman 1T the Psaf, and htterly
on the White Pine Ness, left that country
on his return to Apstaaa September 9Gsh.
The Ne.es only speaks the truth in ssyiog,
.seamfs naeasr 81 his ludness-an accom-.
plished workman" L. Wdonaae bsck.
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LOCAL n EW >.
Catholic kcrvlCcs.

Catholic kssrvlCcs.
Religious Services will h. held Ut the Catholic Church.
& street. on Sunday, October 81, At II A. H. Father
De lkc.crie officiating.
WASTED-Dccr Lodsc County Warrants. for
which cash will he paid. Apply at odscc Of
New NORTH WEST.
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aAtassget wsigliag ~. goh, was Kicked
up O ConncIley 4 Rsynold's claim, up
Pioneer gulcA 1T wssk. Good 10 geG
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

~ II " u - II - II VI II ~ ~
A BROWN JUG ROLLED OVER.
MACS Drown Jl'G has rolled mp main street, and
10 located in the
Theatre Building,
west eide the ens,snc. nearly opposite the lntesns
tlOnal Hotel, ueena. sirsngev "
Visiting tho Capital
(oos quie9 win end among the attractions Of the ms
tsvpolis
LANGR1sHE THEATRICAL TROUPE
In full blast and
M c.'1 b ROW. JU G.!
blaatsd FULL both in the same building Therefore men
who Get tired ~ one need not walk fur u Iud tue
OSaCe.
ONE THOUSAND JUGS
always full and all the shoppers oct.
Keep to the Right, y the Law Directs,
In coming out Of the Theatre and you will naturally
Drop into the jug!
A cosy jug, full Of Cosd things
Macs Brown Jug!
No. 1000 Main Street, Helena, Montana.
lQlm
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low Deem n Il The miners on Pile

How Deep h It The miners on Pilgrim
Ilar Gold Creek have = pretty good thing,
and ~ II is somewhat unusual We propose
10 tell why. The bar hes IN extent of over
800 acres. A year or two ago it WAS consid.
cred valuclcss. claims selling ut nominal fg.
ures. Las. year 1t va. opened up and paid
we'll. The ground was sluicc.l of portion
20 what seemed soft bed rock. and . an
experiment. a shaft was sunk through this.
when another bed IT wash gravel. paying ~
well ~ the first, WAS found the distance I've.
tween the first and second false bed rocks
being 10 Or II feet. Companies have been
working on this second Ned .rock this sum.
mcr, taking out - high ~ 81 200 to tl,S00
per week to six hands. No one doubts now
that the whole bar will pay to this second
bedrock. But not content with this, the
character Of the first and second bed .ruck
being the same, aud there not being water
enough I" occupy them, several parties have
sunk through the second and found another
bed Of pay gravel. It seems like another
Ballsrat. The liar, At this rate, 10 prac,ic-
ally inexlssustible, and It enhances the vslue
Of the Gold Creek camp doubtless now the
best in Montana Owing ~ the scarcity Of
water, some 200 or 800 inches. probably no,
oyer 200 men src working now, but the
ground opened, with oil the itchcscsrrying
m average amount Of water. will give en-
I1oyment u 500 men, and not ovet one.
fifth of the grossd Is yet opened. All the
Gold Creek boys need 10 what the Ancient
Mariner complained of.
water, water everywhere:
7ns"OLDEsT INHABITANT." b b No ilvothp
and he that would live to attend The OLpEST
lNnAbirA STs" funeral. can ysa,aag hi.aiss In NO
eo1ef WY than ssttinS bis cocktails at DOZwRLL 4
LANES METROPOLITAN BILLIARD HALL. Main
street, Dscr Loags City. -"
FINEST TABLES. FINEST LIQUORS
and the
z=+tEss CHOICEST ClGARs., l. . dr. 49, d.
always - hand u this popular saloon. D,oo b, hov.
BILLIARD BALLS ~ ssls Il nssv,u 4 l...,.
Aes'opolisas Auiasd hail nss Lsdsr CITY. a
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JOE KCWARTH, JOEs BAKERY.
hiss made arrangements to accommodate
THREE THOUSAND PEOPLE
with the best viands liquors AID cigars to be found In
the city.
GO TO JOES BAKERY
and cat from the most sumptuousiy spread table in
lI..ena Corner Wood and Main.
iOtf
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Notice to Tax Payers.
Pay yosr taxes Immediately. On and afssr October
lss, ~ III taxes rsnanisg unpaid win he collected
By due cuusse II Law. Taxes mus Be paid forthwith
Sept - l0oa t.tt =
ADDISON SSTrn,
Tfeasur@ and Collector Deer Ledge Coasty.
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THE TERRITORY.
: Herald, 0epe. list.

Herald. 0epe. list.
I'VE have failed to receive the last mum.
Der Of the NEW NoRTn-WEsr, and this 10
not the first time, either We can't very
we'll get along without your paper, Capt.
Mills, and hope you will seeto it that hence
forth We may have no cause for complaint
on this score. You get six copies OF the
Daily Hrrald for one copy of the NEW
No1ru.W EST. fthis Il not sufficient. Cap.
tain. we will pay you the difference" Not
our fault; 'pon honor. We mail too copies
to Herald and Gazette as regular ~ clock
work. II this il not Sufficient, we will send
three. We cant get along AZ al without our
Helena ks"
The U. r. r. r has reduced the fare from
Corinne 70 Omaha to t52.e5.
Winter comes; Pr'vide against l,re.
oasesse, SEPT al.
John Merry was made sad by having his
collar bone broken yesterday.
Benton, 2lst: The cornse of man named
Mitchell, WHO was last seen while hunting
near Blackfoot agency, was found scslpcd
and riddled with bullets-killed by Ind ians.
Reilly's % mule pack train arrived yester.
day from Walls Walla.
TIE water company il laying new pipes.
The County Clerk announces that Pen
d'Oreille lake 10 corruption Of the pure
Irish-O' Reilly's Pond.
Herald, Sept. 39d.
Governor Ashley left on the Overland this
morning, en- route to Corinne, where he will
meet his family, and return with them 10
Helena. Tie Governor has secured the fine
mansion of James King, ESQ.,, on Rodney
street, and will make this his permanent
place of residence.
General Sully returned from Bozeman last
evening
The Postmaster General has established
An Office at East Gallatln, between Hamilton
and Bozeman City. and appointed Daniel
Maxcy, Postmaster Also another in Madi.
con county, called Pollinger, and appointed
Henry Moricr Postmaster. He has also
changed the name of the Postoffice now
called Milk Rsncl, to Whitehall, and contin.
ued +. G. Brook ~ Postmaster.
Herman Ball, supposed to be from Iowa.
recently from Willow creek, Oregon; and
latterly Of Diamond City, Montana, was
murdered and horribly mu,illa'ed by Indi-
ans, while hunting near Deep creek, few
days ago.
Herald, Sept. -.
The Turner's resolve lots of good things
about Peter Schen,als.
Edmond Jones, another of the Express
robbers, has been captured. Mccoy is still
nj 1arrn
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Mil Rentod.-Thc James Stuart Mill At
Philipsburg. has been leased to Messrs. Pur.
vine & T.ench for one year. We under
s,aad the terms were concluded by telegraph
few days ego, and possession will be given
- soon ~ the papcrs can he transmitted aud
signed. The Lessecs receive 490, 900 per
annum. Mcssrs Purvine & Trench further
agreeing 70 1t once replace the Wheeler pans,
now in use, with liorn" amalgamating
pans. kind much better adapted to the ores
Of Flint creek. The new pans will cost
til.0Oo. The firm is wealthy. Mr.. Trench
Is one of the most experienced and success
full Comssocls mill men, he having run the
celebrated Trench Mill ut Silver City, Ne
vads, built, We believe, by Captain PlaisteI.
Mr.. Purvine has personally inspected the
Flint creek minea, and has been the moving
man In communicating the lease. The mill
will do custom work for the present. par
ties having agreed to supply II with ores
Beside this, there arc other movements on
foot, - yet not public, that indicate revival
Of business and prosperity for the Flint
creek camps. .4@. "'sr"
STRANGERS VISITING the METROPOLIS
either on business o. pleasure win and the MAGNOLIA
HOTEL. pleasant plscc to stop during their sojourn
In the City. The House n conducted In the Fn r
CLASS STYLE. The Tables win always be spread with
the sEsT AND CHOICEST In the m rkt The sLEEr1N0
ArAnrnExTs are comfortable, sad web vsatisted and
cannot be surpassed anywhere il tAs Tertiary. Tbs
Hoase h iocatsd q MAIN srsss1. lrst do1 bsiow
the Pot Oasce, and opposite Wells, Fargo Co,
Helena MT. Terra noasnss- 0sssa1aeks taken
n pa, ...-. ,..... ~, ~as..*z thy -
A Us1lsosversl 4oatrJ.-ln the spur
between Flint creek md Bitter Roos . iaRe
quantity Of Aoat quarts and lsads Stsaecable
on the surface IL found. Until recently.
however. none bavc been developed o. found
containing guild In paying quantities. About
the LIST OF August John Mckay, John Pierce
and Jeff. Miles ssaked the Vulcan lode. on
the west fork Of Rock creek. one :cile above
it, confluence with The east fork. They BE-
gan Development and some three weeks
since were down nearly forty fest Rock
cupelIsd from Il yielded It he rte OF tloo
pr ton. There 20 har digginss discovered
Ia the same vicinity that would pay - o.
o pr 1sy ut - waeee On y had O tAen.
We ne confident that rich placer and quarts
mines exist II that sssgs y ~ scarcely
known 81. III 81. 1o~& i
! .gtrt8En ssnAss nj
NEW BA1DIe eH0P. 1pgt 1se le1eelt Hesss
Shsviag - HIT O1aei - = - Al1 1l1ss.
Customer ~ snasas1ss6 . nsstA su6Asvs. Dssp
T. N'7"' =. lRAy4R
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NEW DA1D11 sll0P. 4p1t 1see e1eeEt Hesss
Shaving - Aak O1aei - i vseAj Svsa
cssts0ss ~ Dasa11ss6 . setAL eaVHAsve. DSsp
T. ]. oHAy41
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Herald, Sept. ..

Herald, Sept. -.
The Turner's resolve lots of good things
about Peter Schemals.
Edmond Jones, another of the Express
robbers, has been captured. Mccoy is still
ut large.
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REVELATIONS OF TIE SPIRITS.
A treat us on
OLD RYE AND BOURBON WHISKY.
BY the great American Brown-to be delivered at the
"KIYUs" KINGLY RESORT,
3Wood street, Helena.
Admission frcc--rrcat. ", y cents.
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GEORGETOWN,
Affairs In Gesrsetswu.

GEoReKTowS CoLLsGR-1ne scieutrac d.
lures snd experiments oy tn graduAtiu risss
Of ls5s are IN prorrVss ~ me Coti-r~ H.H MS
afternoon. The programme has ALREADY b-.p
puoifsned IL he STAR. The following az ths
graduates fer i~s9'-Waler X Ae-it. Ral,i
more. Mo; James v. Coleman. New Yors y
n; Sands W. FOTman. San Francesca "a :
= X. Mallory. y. Psnsacols, Fla. Hsnrv n
Russell, wheeling, Va, Harry Walters, Bal
timore. Nd.
PUBLIC SCHOOL EXANIEATIos.-MalsG ram-
mar School. Mss Lima Red teacher, was
txamined yesterday afternoon by M. Wm. 4.
Msseei present. Nessrs. hyde. Rsmsburk, Dan-
Iep and Wilson 81 The Board Of Guardians
Distraction would be invidious, as reaIly the
Gel ed. and The examluation was fulIy 90 %
&c san GARD Of a No. grammar school. There
we're Only = pupils present, although he ses-
sioh WAS commenced with o..
"A NEw BOAT CLCR.-A number of eentle-
meh met lsst evening, ~ Lsng's Hotel FOR tha
hu'pOse on Organizing boat club, aud elec ed
tne following onicsrs.-Pr.sldent Col Fr.ns
3ohet, Secfe'ary M. John NJ waters: Treas
bfer, Mr.. John u. Donnelly. A commt,taa -
appointed 20 take steps towards r-c-n-,n',
seItaoie boat, and 20 report a. an adiournss
meeting ~ ''u' Ie1
Jt rIlCE bCCEET AVID TIE Por,rv =.
fklsos.-Toe old police station was x.r,,es
Yesterday af'ernocn, preparatory % Its 49,
demonshed 10 MAKE room g r the new s.,,s-e
house, 70 DC ouIlt Ascending % sue piaus 81 "
John q. Hardness. In th4 n@spuhn. =.
been converted into a trial room ube-a r..
after, ali business Will be trAnssc,sd
RIVER FRoNT.-Entered-s's - -. f,s0--. II
Stout. Ford. PnIiaaelph,A Tt ~ w.
stramer, due to- dsy, hNd Il a--.rs1 a. a.
wharf mp To noon 10 day
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IN the Congressional Printing O1ice. BY Mr..
Haron-Bill 70 condemn and pave alley in
square SIS. By Mr. Boyd-Coneurreas reso-
LUTON that committee OF seven be appointed,
consisting Of four CouncilDen and three Alder
men, 10 elamine any deodoriBer witAfn their
reach, and 70 report by bill or otherwise no
later than next Monday evening. 80 that the
soil IN the sevsral wards Of this city shah be
anafed. The President appointed Messrs. Boyd,
Bean, Han and Pardon - the commfttes on
the part Of this Board. BY Mr.. Holden-Bill
grnntfng permIssion % Horatfo r. Maryman
70 erect . frame buiiding. By MI. ysnsble-
Con current resolution. that when the two
Boards adjourn It be to NEE. on Monday might,
as the pafionai holiday. BY Mr.. Holden-R Res
slution requesting the Superintendent Of Streets
and Sewers 70 furnish estimate for arching the
stream in and near ID street south, from New
jersey avenue to ID street east. By Mr.. Far
don-Bin grauflng permission % VIM. Tucker
70 erect frame porch and bathroom By Mr..
Browne-Bll @ repair and refarnish the Cot.
that no street shall be graded without being
graveled; bill for lamps on An street, from n
70 N street north. ...' -Is
A concurrent resolution Was received froW tbs
Board Of Aldermen autAonxing the appoint.
ment Of q committee oftw from Zach Board to
make arYangements TO attend the ceremo ies q
GettysourG, in accordance with the in vitation
OF the committee on invitation; which was
agreed 70, and the President appointed Msssrs
On motion Of Mr Pardon, the bill m az ing an
appropriation CT 5000 for the erection Of an
en-. iie-house with stabling, dc 10 the Seventh
Wald: was retired to the Committee on the
Fire Department
At 1920 the Board ad journed.