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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-03
District Court of tho United Stotoa

District Court Of tho United States.
For the District of South Carolina. In Rant.
ruptcy. In tie matter of Albert G. CARING.
To whom II may concern: rhe underslunaa
hereby gives notice Of his appointment As A.
signee ofthc estate OF Albert G. Darlington, or
Newberry Court House IN the County Of New.
County. who has been adjudged a Bankrunt
upon MS own petition by the District Court OF
enid enid District: Dated at Newberry G. H., tho
27th day Of February A. D., 1860 49, ''N
March 8 8 st. -''- - ~-''o'hNoo'
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District Conrt Of the United States.
For the District OF South Carolina. III Bank.
Iuptcy. In tho matter Of John i, Sims
bankrupt. ,..O'
10 whom 1t may concern Tho undersigned
hereby gives no ice Of his uppointmcnt as AS,
sigMee oft'e estate OF john h. Sims Of the County
Of Ncwherry, and state OF South Carolina, with.
IN said County, who has been adJudged a bnnk-
rlpt upon his own petition by the district court
1869. ID, t. PIiIFER. AssI1nee.
March 3 OBJ '
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In the District Court~of~the

In the District Courtmofmthe
UNITED STATES. for South ,Carollna, Jan.
Term 1869. In the matter of. JohhsW Falk,
Newbcrry County--Bankrupt. Petition for
fulI anu final dlschurgo In Bankruptcy!
Ordered, TINT n hearIDg be had on the 10th
Charleston. S. Z. and that all creditors &c O.
of said Ban krupt appear uG said timo and
place. md shew cause, if any thoy can, why
tho prayer Of tho petitioner shoGld f1oti be
granted. And Tint the 2nd and 81 meetings
OF creditors Of said Bhnkrupt will be hcld at
tho office af G. g. jaeger, Esq'r, Registrar
Of 81 Cnf: District, S, G, on both day Of
March, 1869. at IL M. .. III -i'','i -
BY order Of the Court, tho 25th day Of
February, 1860. .'.'.l... ~. -
DANIEL HORLBECK,
Clerk District Court United States.
March o st For South Carolina.
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COMMERCIAL

NEwBERRY, March 1.--CottOn firm, "a q &c.
NEW YORK, March II =. M.-t'ntton dull
tive. -
AUGUSTA, March 7.-Cotton market closed
dlings 27; receipts 252.
CHARLESTON, Muroh LECTION dull and
rather easter; snles 100 Dars-middlings 28I
receipts 220.
LIyEnrooL March l. Evening Cotton dull
-upands l1bi Orleans Ut sales 500 bales.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-03

"The Ides Of Marcel, have comet" What
>noxts WIN Grant have rupture with tho
u''raistss When his appointments aro an.
nounccd no doubt tbere'l DO quito a
howl. But he hns back bone,
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NOTE LOST.

Lost or mislaid, n Note given by Dr. Jno.
NJ. Glenn, of Fairfield. to William Summer,
Agcnt for Mary NJ. Summer, for $225-pay.
able on or brtOrG the 1t Ocrobrr, 1868, and
d,a:ed February 20. 1868 One hundred doI>
!Irs w"S paid on this amount, Nov. 30ih,
1873. which has not been credited. Persons
arc cautioned not 10 trltlo for This Note; hut
1t found. will DO thankfully received BY the
undersigned. WM. SUMMER, Agt.,
March 8 0 81 PomurIa, s G.
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LaurenS Railroad.
Office LNurenS r. I

Office Laurens r. R,
Laurens G. H.. S. G., April 90, 1868
On and after Tuesday. 18th May next. the
trains on this road will commence running
to return on same day; to connect with up
and down trains on GrcenviIlc and Column
blu Railroad. at ilclena; leaving Laurcns at
S \. NJ. on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat.
urday's. and leaving Helena nj II =. NJ on
same dhys. j. S. BOWERS,
May Snpt. L. II r.
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In the Dist. Court Of the United
States, for the Dist, ofSe. Ga,
In the matter Of Dcijamh' j. Singleton
Bankrupt.
" Is ordered by,the, Court that q meeting
Of the creditors ofsaid Bankrupt, 10 proyo
their dcbts and choose Que or more Assign
ccs, will take place !at the office ofC. @. Jae.
ger, Registrar IN Bankruptcy, at Newbcrry
Courthouse, in said District, on, tho 29th
day Of Slarch, 1900, at 10 O'Clock, A. II.
THIS meeting is IN lieu Of the 6rst meet
Ing Of creditors, ordered to DO held before
Henry Summer, Registrar ,!on.the 9th Jan.
uary ult, which meeting was not held on
account oftho death 'ofI the said Henry
j. II. EPPING,
~ u. 8. MnrshdIi ns Messenger,
:, Per A. p: PIFER, Deputy Messenger.
March 80 st 'l'.ei"w #l'ht4 ."iiE'
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HEAD Qrs, 2d Military District, lE
CHARLESTON, s. C., Feb. 18th, 1860. 4

The Registrars and sssaAs1Slgsfgs- sssaaSgsfs Of EIec.
nons" IN the late 2PMiIitary District. who
h"vo not forwardG their Vouchers viii
transmit them tythe Disbursing Ofllcer OF
inc Recons,ructjbn Fund. Charleston, s, O,
by 10Th Of March, 1869. .JETo' '
An Managers of Elections" who have
not yot received their ply viii please for,
wa"l without delay, their Post Once Ad,
dress. BY order Of ">Ta t"''
MAJ, GEM GEO. @. MEADE, U.s.A,
Com'dg Dtp't Of tho South,
J. w. NICHOLAS,
Marc, r"ymsster, U.s A.,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-03

The war in South America is over at
')nst. The laiest advices from Paraguay
leave no doubt hut that tho Paraguayans
have been completely defeated. The al.
!ies are In possession Of their capital.
The Pnraguayans have resisted tho over.
@heladng force Of tho allics with brav.
cry and 'oonstnncy that showed them to
be tho n"blest people on the South
American continent. We suppose that
hostilities ore ended. The allies gain
peither credit nor renown. }j'''7
.}.3N<ff% 51,5 lCharleston News.
No, never1 For tho allies fought
Seyon against the brave.hearted women
who dlled The decimated ranks Of tho
h Punraguayan army. Another gallant
& people have fallen under the iron heel
y Of the ,opprossor. si 81 5s 'i:li
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-03
LOCAL ITEMS.

Attention Is invited to tho card Of Geo.
Q. Robinson, Wholesale grocer, Augusta,
0a55 whoswill supply groceries at a small
advance over ilrst cost. hs t
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Wo arc indebted TO Messrs. DufIie & Chap
man., agents for The sale of Mathew 'Tule
Smiths great work-Sunshnc and Shadow
In New York. If tho canvasscr does not
visit those who may wish to subscribe to
this excellent work, Mr.. Chapman will be
pleased 10 witt upon them at his store. We
have noticed the book in our columns hut
will do so again after have given It more
cArcfn! reading. 1t contains 7lS pp.. aud
epitomizes IN a felicitous style tho lights
and shadows Of tho grcnt commercial cen.
tre OF The Cis.allnnlic.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-03

In the Dist. Court of tho { United
States for tho Dist. of So, Ga.
In tho matter ofO. II. sondley-Bankrppe
II Is ordered by tho Oonrt TINT a meeting
Of the creditors Of said Bankrupt, to prove
their debts and choose one or more A.
signces, will take pnco at the Office of
G. 6. Jacger, Registrar in Bankruptcy At
Eewberry O. H.. III said District, on tho
S0lh day OF March, 1860, at 10 O'Clock,
a. M. ...
This meeting is in lieu Of tho fret meet.
ing Of creditors ordered to DO held before
Henry Summer, Registrar, on the 18th
July, 1868.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-03
DELIcroUsLY MEDICINAL. This Is th

DELiCToUslY MEDICINAL. is the
universal verdict pronounced upon PLAN.
TATIoN BITTEKs by all who have tried
them. Tho wellknown health promo.
ting ingredients from which they are
mnde, and their invaluable merits rs a
remedy for indigestion and all it's con.
seqneut ailments, and tho preventive
qualities against diseases arising from
climatic changes, miasmatic influences
ond imperfect sccrctions, are so widely
known and so honorably endorsed, TIM,
We trust no ono will fotego tho advan,a.
gos Of their use.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-03

IMrorANr. The lwellcrS in and
about the region where Mathew Aihri,.
ton dweIlcth will dc pleased to learn that
the gentleman named has ngnin added
large purchases to his stuck These
goods urc now in store, and consist Of a
great variety, comprising all articles
which people wnnt and will have. If
you have any idea Of buying 60 to
Mathew; if you have not 60 to him any
how, and We wager anything in reason
say ginger cake, for we arc not al.
lowed to hct high-you'll never leave
without making purchase, and further,
TINT you will be satisfied Mathew keeps
No. country store.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-03

hsssrs. Carwilc l. Mclaughlin are agents
for Ncwberry District, for the sale Of the
soluble Pacific Guano," for which Mr.. j.
N. Robson, Of Charleston, is State Agent
The Pacific Soluble is one Of the best of
manipulated fertilizers.
They arc also tho sole agents for the sale
off J. Roberts patent "Parobola" gold
eyed Needles, the best needle now manufac>
turcd.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-03

!; $;fIn !. lieff Of y the "stamps," ye will take
Peel, bacon, butter, beans and potatoes
also fra wood = ~ exchange for subscriptions
10 aho .I1crsld.u ,..S5 s5 ~ : I :, ~ 3
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-03

ALMOST AN IrEM.-StanIing in q warm
nook on Monday morning Inst. our local oh.
served rush of many mon toward the
Court House squarc, all manifcsting IN I'm.
usual excitement. An item thought hc, an
item for The local department, and good
one too, or why such excitement, or such n
crowd2 Wrapping his mantle around him,
and gathering his strength, he too ran, and
brcathlcss, asked tho mattcr-"A dog lght'
was The answer. \ miserable pair Of ours
lighting for tho warmost side Of the rock post
In front Of tho Court House. Twas over In
minute, too. No item eftcr all-no man
fight, no display Of knives, no eyes out, no
body killed, no ku klux. only dog fight
Everybody to their own tastes, and how Ifs
fcrcnt our locals to that Of tho dutchman
who ran to n similar gathering. and making
tho same inquiry, was told man was killed
'1sh dat all" said mynheer, "ish dat all,
Wy fought it vas dog fight" There is no
| accounting for tastos. .
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Lessee Laurcns RaiIroad.

ICSScC LNErCnS Railroad.
IOEF1CE LAURENs RAILROAD, J
LAURENs G. H., S. c., Dec 80. 1868
nN AND AFTER tho FIRST OF JANU>
~ AIRY next, the Freight on COTTON
will be as follows, viz:
From Lnurcns 10 Ncwberry per bale 81 90
From Clinton to Newberry per bale :. SOC
From Martins to Newbcrry pcr balo ;. Csc
From Gnry's Lane to Ncwbcrry pcr balc. 55c
From Jalupa to Ncwberry per bale. 80. doc
Is. S. JAMES,
Lessee Laurcns Rniirond,
March 3 @ tf.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-03

THE WEATHER.-For two months or more
VIC hive hnd little olse but rain. with only
occasional and brIof visits Of sunshine dur
ing The whole Of that period. 1t may almost
literally be said, that we have. been in tho
wet, while the wind, which has blown from
| every point OF the compass, has boon of tho
furious, boisterous kind. Rude Boreas"
has bccn at his best or worst On Tuesday
| night last, he was on ono Of his biggest bcn>
ders, (his previous efforts being mere 'cats
paws" nautlcalIy spcakfng) and blow ''great
guns" Commencing early In tho night hc
had good timo Of It, for It listed with short
intermisstons I'll broad daylight, and thon
did not Immediately stop until tho full risen
sun drove him OF, abashed. Whether #
was In tho programme for tho sun to shine
| that day or not, cannot 10 said; tho infer>
| encc ts however. that tho old follow (I}orens)
| 0verdid his work. and blow tho dark clouds
all away. or pnrhnps II shonc for our benefit,
which admittcd Of tho acceptance and going
to our old Subscriber. 3, G's INPAfR, whore
a most gracious time was, had. And what a
glorious dinner was there spread. and such a
pleasant purity Of folks; gay, handsome wid>
ows. (biess tho widows. Tony Weller's par
don first nsked) bright, beautiful girls, and
Dcaus tnnumernbio, togerhef with chicken
pies, Kidding, dancing. Ave old gobbler tur.
ktcs and hen done brown, four rooms on
iirst hoor full Of happiness. young folks and
babtes, upstairs ditto. piazza full Of mon
anxious to 60 In, pie odoroua with the fumes
OF bhktng mutton,7 and pig. and-well we've
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-03

/. MAGNOLIA WATER, Superior to tho hes
imported German Cologne, and sold at hal
the price. # }'HtE' gst
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In the District Court of tb

In the District Court of tbev
UNITED STATES. for South Caroli. y
Term. 1860 In The maasyRsS-ss%
mons, Of Sewocrry C,GNfty-n -nankrup... .M.
ton for Full and tiMlaF discharge in Bank.
rnptcy. fi@8
Ordered; tfat hcAEsSng be had on tho 10Th
House In Charleston ,<N c; and that all crcd-
itors. Sc, of said BanNgsupt appear ut said
timc and place, and sheS cause, if any they
can. why the prayer Of fNe Petitioner should
not he granted. And that Stbe End and Sd ::
meeting of creditors OF saiSA Bankrupt will
be held ut tho Office Of G. G.J9eger, ESQ,
Registrar Of third t3) Congressional District,
) Q on the 20th day of Marcll% \ 1869, ut
>, by order Of tho Court, tho 25th day Of
DANIEL HORLBECK,
Clerk District Court United States,
March . st. For South Carolina.
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District Court Of the United States

DtSt|fct C0HFt o. inc United States.
For tho District of South Carolina. IN tho
matte: Of George D. Smith Bankrupt.
Br whom Il Petition for Adjudication Of
bankruptcy wns filed OH the 24il. u;ay of
Dec A: ID. 1868 IN s!n.iitas snitsstsgsESs Ssas.
THIS Is 10 aive notice. that on tho 9th d.v
OF Feh: d 1869 n Warrant in Bankrun,cy
: wnS va Issued against The estate Of G. D., Smith
OF Spar'anhurs, in the District of Spnrtan-
ntrg nnd state of South Carolina, who has
been adindgcl n Bankrupt on his own Petj-
'ion: that the payment of any debts and do. .
livery "t any property belonging to said
bankrupt. TO him or for his uso, and The
transit of any property by him arc fbrbId.'
dcn Dy lazy: that meeting of the Creditors
"t me said Bankrupt 10 prove their debts
ana I" choose one or moro Assiyneos of his
cStntc; will he held A. a Court Of bankruptcy
to We holden at Ncwhcrry c. II. S c., bc.
fore 9. G. jaeger. Esq Register, on tho
i3'h day OF Murch, A. d, 1860, at II O'clock
M' J: P. NJ. EPPING,
Marshal as Messenger.
,, Per A p Pifcr, Deputy Messenger.
March 8 st.
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I.aurens R. Il. Tariff Rates.

OFFICE LAURENs RAILROAD.
LAURENs 9 H., S. c., Dec 30. 1868 {
an AN3 AFTER the FIRST OF JANUA.
~ RY next, Passengers ovor this Roud
will be chnrgcd rs follows, viz:
From Laurcns to Ncwbcrry. so SO
From Clinton to Ncwbcrry. ......... 4 rs
From Martins to Ncwbcrry. y........... i IS
From Kinnrd's T. 9 to Newbcrry ..Sl 90
From Gary'y Lane to Newbcrry'.. ..75c
From Jalapa to Newbcrry. .......... soc
B. s. JAMES,
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Court being now in session here, any
thing relating to court business must
prove Interesting. We commend the
following paragraph therefore to tn.
jude and grand jury:
Judge Cnn"un, Of Clay County,
North Carolina, recently charged the
grind jury Of that County Tint lawful
fence should be "horsc.high, bully strong
and pig.tight."
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-03

The following paragraph may be read
as information
ut is fact. perhaps not generally
known, but Interesting to young men
that tho solitary ring'et, which lInat>
from so many waterfalls, is u no.iIira
ton on the par. Of the wcarcrs that they
are not engaged. II it is extremely lung
til" "carer is surprised In he vrry d.,
Sirous Of getting si'Ii':cd at once If only
moderately long, it show : that only gooG
uffcrS will be entc. taiucd an extremely
short, mcagrc. ri"slrt. in'lirn,rS that TIC
wearcr is very particular as to whom
she accepts"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-03

'.'."' 'tGc't- >alrs - e ~ Up P'MEPPING,:7
U. s. Marshal as Messenger.
! Her Az PIFERi Deputy Messshger.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-03

CoURr.-Thc General Sessions for tho
term commenced On Monday, Judge Rut.
land presiding. and il is presumed from
tho quantity Of business on hnnd Tint
ITS sitting will Oc protractcd. On The
Inquiry Docket there are upwards of
two hundred and eighty cases, on the
Issue over three hundred, and the Scs.
sions fifty.
One hundred writs only have been re.
turned. ST.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-03-03

SALEnAY opened clear an,l cold. decided.
ly the coldcst day of the season, yet a
large number Of persons were in town from
the country.
Tho amount Of property sold was in.
considerable, there hring no sales by the
Sheriff. One lot Of one hundred and
twenty five ac,cs with brick dwelling,
within one mile OF town, brought 81, 500,
and one continuing one acre and wooden
building $500. Some few horScS and
mules Of inferior kind wore also sold Il,
moderate prices.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-19


FIRE.-The fire bells sounded an
alarm last night little before seven
o'clock, and the engines were soon
dashing through the streets. The
cause of the fire was, perhaps, the
most remarkable one on record.
Henry Schriner, as we are informed,
got his mad up towards his wife. aud,
as a gentle corrective, hurled light
ed coal oil lamp at her. She happily
lodged the missive, which was crush
ed against the wall, and, falling upon
the bed, set it on fire, hence the
alarm. The iro was extinguished
without further damage, We believe,
than the burning of the bed, and
singing the mans hair and whisk ers.
The loving husband was arrested and
lodged in the city prison, and will
have hearing to-day. Whether he
viii be accused of arson or not, we
have not ascertained. A good deal
of excitement existed in the neigh
borhood, which is, we believe, on
Fulton Avenue and Third Street, and
it is probable that he was safer last
night in the calaboose than he would
have been at home.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-19

CINGINNATI, January 19.-The riv-
er has fallen 3 inches, with 81 feet >
inches In the channel. Wheather
cloudy. Thermometer 36 deg.
LOUISVILLE, j January 1S.-Port list
Louisville from. New Orleans; Annie
Laurie, Kanawaha and return. The
river commenced falling at noon to-
day; this evening the marks indicated
Is feet 8 inches ia the canal, If feet s
inches on the falls and Is feetS inches
over the rocks. Weather cloudy and
cold; barometer rising. -
NASHVILLE, January Is. - River
falling, with Is feet on Harpeth
Shoals. Weather fair and cool.
Arrived-Eila Hughes, from Upper
Cumberland +; Tyrone, from Cairo.
The j. N. Phillips, from Rowena,
with tow of coal, departed for Mem
phis..
MEMPHIS, January Is. = Weather
clear and pleasant The river rose
/ inch. Acknowledgement. from New
Orleans. Departed = Norman, with
500 bales of cotton. for Evansville :;
City of Alton, for st. Louis; Ruth,
for New Orleans.
CAIRO, Jan. 1S.-Armada, Evans
vile packet. 8 P. NJ; Swallow. New
Orleans to Cincinnati, 9 P. NJ; Noun
taineer, Memphis to St. Louis, z P.
NJ; Gay, st. Louis to New Orleans, 8
A. NJ; Clifton. Memphis aCancin-
natl, s A. NJ; Talisman, Nashville to
Cairo, 10 A. NJ; Gill, New Orleans to
st. Louis, 3 M Mary Alice. St.
Louis to Cairo. 3 p. M Rob RoV.
Pittsburg to ST. Louis, 5 P. NJ; Watts.
Eastport to st. Louis, Up NJ. The
river rose, 16 inches. Weather clears
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-01-19

the opening of Sycamore Street had
been awarded the following damages:
Peter Kerth, So $50; w. j, DeubLer.
500: j. Mathea. 5000, aeob ts1na9
800; Leonard Goeiz, $I15; John q.
Potts. 1918. Tue four persons first
named agree to take-tea years bonds;
Goetz will take an order; Potts want
ed his claim in cash, WhichIast propo.
sition was laid over
Messrs. McClain and Porter having
paid into the City Treasury $25 for IL
qu0r license, and. as they Represent,
having failed to obtain a house ask
that the money be refunded After an
explanation by the City Marshal, on
motion the subject was laid on the
table.
The City Collector was authorized
to refund in cash to taxpayers the
amount of tax paid by them ON the
Straight Line Railroad.
a petition was received from Lewis
Fatman and Joseph Fatman repre-
senting that certain property owned
by them in this city, was assessed for
taxation far above value, and ask that
a portion of the taxes be refunded.
Referred to the Committee on errone-
Gus assessments.
Ordered, that notice be given in the
city papers, that the committee on err
roneous taxes will meet at a given
time and place TO hear and decide
complaints; and Ii was suggested that
all the Council be present.
A petition from John j. Chandler,
on the subject of erroneous taxes, was
referred to the COMMITTEE on Errone-
GUS Taxation.
Mr.. G. Lahey, Weighmaster at the
upper scales, stated that he had
neglected to collect certain sums for
weighing coal, and that there was
now due him $27, which he was un-
able to collect, and asked that the
City Council take some action In the
matter. The Council declined taking
any action on the subject, the Mayor
stating that it was his duty to collect
for each load when he did the weigh
ing. =
Sundry petitions for sidewalks were
presented and laid over, there not
being full Council.
james Steele was, on motion, allow
ed the usual drawback of eight per
cent. on the assessment for paving
alley.
The resolution submitted by Coun-
Gilman Jones at the last meeting,
providing for taking the census of the
city, was taken up
THE vote being taken on appoint
ing the committee recommended. re-
suited:
AYEs-Jones, Stockfeth. and Mes
ker.
NoEs-Steele and Reitz. ...ig
Mr.. Steele proposed to take the
census of his Ward for nothing, if
the other members would dolikewise,
but none seemed anxious to volunteer.
| On motion of Councilman Reitz, il
was ordered that the Street Commits
sioners be required to furnish at the
next meeting of Council az complete
| list of the tools owned by the city,
and that all tools be deposited in the
building set apart for that purpose.
| Joseph Anleitner submitted petit
| ton asking $35 damages done his els
tern by tho water backing up into it,
in consequence of a certain gutter
not having been opened, as ordered
by the Council. Referred to the
Committee on Streets and Alleys.
On motion, Council adjourned.