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PIPIL INFALLIBILITY.
Preparations for n Magnificent Cclebrn tion-
The Pope TO Occupy the NeriinbIc Chair o

Preparations for n Magnificent Cclebra lion
The Pope TO Occupy the vcritnbic Chair OF
~. Peter.
Row, July 8.-The dogma Of infallibility will
be proclaimed on the 1T,h instsnt. Preparations
being made for a magnificent celebration of the
event. The ceremonials attending the publication
OF the dogma will be held in the Church Of Leo ".
The Pope will occupy the veritable chair of St.
Peter.
Tie Cardinals, Archbishops, and Bishops will
attend in full canonicals, and the various religious
orders will 20 to the church In procession. Tho
conclusion OF the religious ceremonies will be her
aided to the populace with salvos OF cannon and
pals OF bells.
IoSDoN. July S.-According TO later adviccs re-
ceiyod here IRON Rome, the sittings OF the Council
have been suspended for some days pending the
preparation Of the amendments to the chapter on
In iallibity Several American preatos have pro-
esed against tho abrupt close OF the discussion ON
Chnpter Ill.
PARIS, july s-Correspond denee from Rome dated
the 6h represents that orators both sides OF the
nallinity question in the Council having renounced
manuscript Of their speeches may be submitted to
the Depui alton of Filth, II IL probable that the
schsma will be voted before the 18TH On Tuesday,
CHAPTER III. adopted. and the vote on the last
cha ter, that which deals exclusively with the dog
ma OF infalhbility, will soon follow. The p@rtisans
OF tue dogma believe iue original formula will be
maintained by the Council, and will he promulgated
the 18th instant by the Pope with extraordinary
sOlemnity and rejoicing.
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The Platform OF the Crispiu.,

BosIoS, Mass, July s.-Thc announcement
made by the Grand Lodge OF the Knights Of St.
CnsPn OF Massachusetts that thev would define
aud defend their principles in fremont Temple this
evening, drew together about two hundred mem
bers OF the order, who manifested considerable
interest in the remarks OF the speakers. George j.
Goodwin, the head Of the order, presided, and in.
troduced s. p. Cum umings OF Dlnvers, the Secretary
who read the following resolutions, which we're
adopted by the Grand Lodge in special session this
afternoon The following resolutions were adopted
Whereds, Efforts now cling made in the interest
OF capital demanding larger dyldcnds than Just
auires. 70 chcapen labor by introducing class Of la
borers IRON foreign countries, who, ignorant OF the
ysne OF aOor accept condtVls alike unjust to them
WA,eds, such attempts are aimed at the Crlspin
ORGANIZATION under the Impression that our "a
boots ana shoes tnerefore be
M hc ipa pa1pOe fsRa Of iReaS % e
dependlng on the trade OF making boots ami shoes
because eIperehee during nc past ave YEAR has
he ss or ma3r soo. a esa
b. secured Tor only about twothrds OF the year and
y to S S aUd OnS Pos
wen s S Ss fy & see o r. ws a. s ;ss s @
;Gem:elUe, IS whom they s4" employ ana The rate Of
U co se s er 'A'y ca" enforce 0y honor
Resoirc That the representations so often repe ated
for toe purpose OF creating monopoly q labor, afs
Saaer oea Gecoa Of those SSm aGns s
order has vested with authority And there.
fore all attempts to fasten upon the order the
responsibility ofunwarrantel acts Of a few. who, anH
ious 20 secure what to them seemed Justice, may have
gone heyond what our Constitution or rules admitted
OF required are unjust aud contrary ~ the usual prece
dents.
leised That IN this new attempt TO crush the cris.
pin order 10y introducing for that purpose class
OF strylle aOorers from Asia who cannot
become permanent citizens OF this country and who do
not aid by the labO and snCh intel egeuce as they may
possess ~ Developing ts permanent resources a.lke
opposed TO Justice, and the idea 90 often proclaimed
that the safety happiness, and prosperity VI the mass OF
the American people should be the nrst care OF the
Government IN ali It's legislation
Rs,o red hat we shall tryl by all lawful means IN
our power TO resist ta neN attempt 70 lmpJNetBh aud
degrade labor and We call upon all friends OF Justii
and labor In every branch OF Industry 70 lOn u IN pa L.
ting this Government caad national on the sle OF
labor against attempts OF capital to degrade aud Ian
pOYerlsh H.
RcSored, That the Crispin organzaton knows
no distinction OF race, or color, but welcomes
all alike to It's ranks who desire to aid IN building up IN
this country class OF mechanics whose skill enter.
prise, loyalty and devotion To the best Interests OF
LABOR sha commend them to the favorable consdera
ton OF all those who believe thh comfortable homes.
careful education high principles and unswerying IN
tegri are tho ony real safeguards oi republican lnb'
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The Iron MouIderT Convention.

PHlLADELPuIA, July s.-In the Iron houldrrs
Convention to-day, motion made by Thos. Walsh
that this Convention enter protest against the i'm.
portation OF Chinese labor under tile present sys-
ten, was referred 10 a committee,
motion limiting the amount Of work TO be done
BY members OF the Union working at Ticcew ork
was referred to tho Committee ON the Constitution
Vim. q. Bradley moved that the Consultation be so
amended as to abolish all future strikes OF minor
Unions, and that q system be adopted for the srbi.
tration OF all difncultivs Referred.
The following was agreed to:
Resored, That no cooperative foundres any other
member. OF this nion shall be SLOWED 20 m.ke con.
tract with or mike any work for any foundry where
there Il any trouble existing, and any member 20 doing
shall be liable 70 be expelled from this UniaA
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LOSSES ny FIRE.

Part OF M!licrton, California, was burned on the
Sd
Fitzpatrick & Iyons's oil works were burned In
rttsburgh Ihurs1uy, Loss $4,000.
Ransom. Hempy 4 co.'s planting mil, In Cleveani,
was burned on Thursday Loss $4,000.
Thirteen buildings were DESTROYED by lre in Pom.
tlno, Illinois, yesterday, Lots, t55.OoO.
The freight warehouses OF the 81. Louis and Van
dalia ana Illinois Central iailroad Companies In 81 .
Louis werv burusl yesterday.
The Brockvillo, q. W, engine house and shop OF
the Brockye and Ottawa Railroad Company were
burned on thursday night with number Of cars.
Loss $l00, 900,
Richardson's lumber mills In BrunsWick
VT, owned Oy Lynch, Barker Co., AMI H. NJ Hc nard
.oh OF Portland were burned last night loss go O0
The hre destroyed the covered bridge over tho Niue.
heEan river. on the Grand Trunk Railroad
Yesterday morning In Manchester, N. H., a hre
broke out and extended through nearly all the locality
between Elm and Chestnut streets, aud between Han.
oyer stteet on the north and the hack seet between
Man nchcsleT aud toe MeITlmack ghe south Two
dred persons are thrown out OF homes Loss $50 OOO
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JoITISGS AROUr rOWN.
Music on Central Park t4P.M.

UH :
Monthly meeting OF the Young Mems Christian
As ISOLATION to nisht.
The Great Australian Circus Company deny the
truth Of the report that their establishment seized
BY the Sheriff In UNCrhcad.
Elizabeth johnson and Mary Willis quarrclled yes
terday at iSl West Thry.thrd street Elizabeth scad
ed Mary with kettle VI boiling water, aud was Ar
rested.
The steamer Tybee, which was to sail today for
San Domingo City and Port atte has been detained
until Monday next by the autho 1teS In Washington,
foi dispatches to President Baez.
The lathe ers' strike has ended IN a victory for the
They stu ck Tor " Ter daV for hrrt-Cass men
and $3.50 Tor secOnd-classj and after four days the
employers gave In. The Society rumhers over one
hundred and nfty members, and at the etiug last
night, my more were admitted to mcmDCrship.
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sP1RKs FROM TnK rELEGR1PH.

Major Geo. w. Wright OF tho AAd CAlforRid,
died yesterday at San Francisco.
Peter Bin assaulted Mira. Huffman near Lawrence
burg Pa and then cut the throat OF her son, sx years
old
Riers Legislature has taken action on the Manto-
bs bl and the articles OF confederation have been
adopted.
Mike McCoole yesterday published a challenge to
Tom Allen 1.-THE stakes TO he h belt owned by each the
winner to take the excursion money,
A negro boy attempted the life OF q white girl, a
fellow ant, in Chicago, because she refused to
marry him, and then sta bbod himself Both arc Ia u
cridiC nj condition
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The New York Senators on the Hon. T.
Murphy.

After conversation the Committee decided to give
Mr. Fcn,on Til Saturday morning TO get his lines OF
attack in orCer. lie bland Governor started to co.
but suddenly stopped, he'ilated moment and then
said: " Mr.. Chairman, my colleague, Mr. COnklng,
who fsyors MIR, hurphy's nomination, is member o.:
this Committec, and | respectfully suggest to him
that on ills question II HUuld be ndehcate for him
TO vote upon IT," Mr. Conkling flushed up, ana ro-
Piled " / will say to my colleague that when want
his advice as to how shall vote in a committee or
IN the Senate will call upon him for it,"
! mean II all In kindness saii Mr.. Fcuton.
81 But don't take II in kindnCss," answered Mr.
COnkling,
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Personal IvrELLI0EycE

Senator Morton leaves for California AuTust I.
VicoPyesident ColfAI will take part in the
pAign IN Indiana
Secretary Boutwell, will leave Washington on tho
20th, on summer tour.
benjamin Bsdeau was yesterday nominated Post
Qiaster Of New Rochelle.
Tho President Yesterday nominated Porter C.
Bliss of the District OF COlumbt, to bc Secretary OF
Legation in Mexico ana Marsh Gidafg, of michigan,
To be Consul General In Calcutta.
John Hardy, Clerk OF the Common Council, has
appointed Francis j. Tuomcy. Deputy Cl'rk John
Ford, First Assistant Archibald j. Fullerton, second
Assistant, Cornelius Gillen Third Assistant; william
Barclay, City Librarian and j, Is. Mum. Messenger
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WISHISGTON NOTES.
The House has passed the Deficiency bill.

The House has passed the Deficiency bill.
The President has signed the Carren'y hin.
Tho Conference Committee on the fundin. bill
Is opposed to the four per ceat bond urged hy secre
tary Boutwell,.
Mr.. Wilson has modified his Army bill by striking
out the section reducin! the salaries OF Gems Sherman
and Sheridan
Mr. Brooks has declined to serve any longer on
the Currency Committee, and Mr. Marshall oI Illinois
ha5taSen his place.
on the President rny Information IN his possession
touching the abolition OF slavery m Cuba. and for
retpondenoc concerning the questions at issue between
the United States and Great Britain.
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A Child Killed through being Kicked Dowa
stairs.

Theophius Noth, few days ago was brought
up before Justice scott ON the cAor-e Of kicking
Mary Hughes, girl, down the stairs OF ~ Sherin
street, with child ia her arms. Noth gave az his
excuse that he bad been greatly annoyed by children
IN the neighhorhOnh, auc the ma sisrate held him
"a answer at the special Sessions FOR tnc assault.
Subsequently Enth. having found real estate bail,
was released. Last evening Justice scott gave IN.
formation to tho Coroucr that tho child had since
died and voth was locked up 70 await tue action OF
~ QpyoleL
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TIL. Lucky Cuban sympa,h,.er..

The following is . corrected list Of the Tumbor.
ne %sst aid S GuS s
@ ;Ss @ @ s @ ss LIZ LIZ ss ~. ali I'll si sSi sgss slss S S
ISIS isss s5 lso sss, isn vac il7 Sisi Slli sit
ssl SO. is ioes esoi sess i.a as l2so 1ss 2Se
All All. s is ~ AX III. sit 81 m ~ ~ ss'' ~'' VIII
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n little further legislation. such as the shrewd gen
temen who control this scheme so well know how
to from friendly Legislature, will be forced
into the Golfers preparing to receive IL,
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How TO Build Twelve Miles OF Canal with
eo'OOO-stnte, City, County, and Town
Lands Given Away-Thc Valuable Franz
chise Secured by the Favored Few The
Advantages of Belonging TO the Ring.
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FARIs. July s-g r. M-rhc Government of Prus.
sia, IN reply TO tie interrogation OF ft1ucr ~ 70
what connection she hat IN tie HcgO'I'Ous for tho
elevation Of Prince Leopold 10 the throne OF spain,
hus replied htt she had nothing to do with his nc.
ceptance. France rr-IoHdc that size cannot acceUt
such nm answer, und that Prussia must prohibit
LcOpold's caLdidature or 1sEt, Furloughs to the
French troops have been soupr', and those issued
have been recalled The French army on tho
frontier Bnd the lorirrs'es uTc UNDERGOING rand in
spectlon Several regiments Of the Paris Division
are under orders,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-01-07
Council Proceedings.

COUNCIL HALL, Jan. A, 1870.
Regular meeting City Council.
Il. A. Bryant, Mayor. Presiding.
Present Wallace, Kellogg, Hunt,
Benjamin. Thompson. Hotcl.kiss.
Absent Sliison, French.
Minutes Of last meeting read and
approved.
The following Petitions were then
presented:
LIST. A petition TO clear obstructions
SO rs to open that portion of East ct.
lying north Of Waterloo road.
On motion, referred To Committee
ON Claims.
2d. A petition To prohibit card
playing IN public places, was read
and on motion laid on the table.
Tie opinion Of city Solicitor In re .
gard 10 assessing the property asljoin-
ing the sidewalk from Race bridge
10 II. r.. track, was read.
Alderman Hunt then offered the
following rtsolutien:
Resotred, That The amount for
building side walk between tile Race
bridge ard Railroad track of the ID.
4 5. G. Il. r. be assessed To tile prop
erty adjoining said walk In accord
ance with report of street Commis-
sioner OF Dec. 7th 1860. excepting
the property belonging TO aaid II. r..
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The Holidays at the
Home.

HE Ihoffdn vs. at the
Home.
The holidays were inaugurated at
the Home by cooking barrel oi
huckwhea' flour into pancakes, for a
Christmas breakfast, which was rel
ished hy the children.
Happening dor II rather later than
usual the other morning | was quite
surprised to hear from our most mod
est ladies' such expressions as Bless
ing on the deer man !" "Oh, tile
deer man ~ "Thanks 10 the deer
mani" &c. Thinking these remarks
were intended for me, aud being IA
modest man, and unaccustomed tn
such demonstrations OF late, asked
my wife the cause, whercupnn she
informed me that Mr.. Jennings. the
nrhane proprietor the City market.
had ntin n loiifo of venison for New
Years breakfast, ard also that he
had sent chicken enough tlS0 lbs. ]
for dinner, for the children, who
rclishei them quite as well as their
fathers did while in the service. -
May he yet carpe his way To fortune
and en- deer himself yet more to us
all.
Prof. Rhodes sent In a New Years
gift, consisting Of Wilson's Manuel
of Instruction, Charts aud Color
Blocks, for object teaching. Value,
$500. Townsend 6 Knapp, and
several other citizens. have recently
shown their sympathy for the insti
tuition, by timely and valuable pres
cnts, fruits, books. &C.. &c. ~
The holidays were rendered espec-
tally pleasant to us. personally. 10y q
Christmas gift of Longfrllow's and
Whittier's Poems, by about forty OF
the Older children, who had earned
and saved money for this object
We can but breathe the wish that
their characters may he az beautiful
and their lives as pure us tie vol
umes presented.
We embrace this opportunity to
most earnestly thank our friends in
particular. and the friends of tile
Home. generally, for suci, subs:an-
tial evidences Of their sympathy.
III. Il. TUCKER.
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-NoAED :

wO0D.--In hi. c;tv. An. the AMI. instant @
consumption MISS. Lovina Wood aged 10 year.
aud Smnnths.
HOUCk.~ At Grandy Center. Nnnary 81, 1870
aged 65 yc1s
Mrs Houcl, with her family. came Il ON Knos
county Ohio and has lived at Grucdy Q, tn'er y
years. She had been married "a YEAR,, al q ha'
raieed large family In all the relations OF lie
mother ard friend. she had few equal. and no q,
neriors, She belonged to that email clan. of
whom none ever spakc ouly In terms OF comm. n
datton she has been sick for over 20 years. amt
Tor two Years and hsH has been entirely helm
less, not even feeding herself yet without muir.
muir or complaint, She adhered 10 the doctrine
aud nsares OF the NJ n. Church, and was meei
and lowly follower OF Him In whom she believed
She leaves large circle or relatives aud friends
who mourn not a. those who have no hope but
while they mourn her loss they are assured that
her suferings are not Only ended. but that she
dwel's In light eternal Cow.
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Virnarain's wrfgIat,-.

mister Eddytur of the Scder Falls
Gazet, want 10 ask yau wun 1ues-
ton. air you i'm fayer of wimmen
harin tliare wrights IL Don't want
You 10 doge the matter. eff you air
say soc If you Airnt say SOL Live
i'm the county of grundy. but hev a
lively interest In polIytix q want 10
sea my sext raized TO the Dignity Of
a creatur onto which the Creator has
bestoed sum inteleckteal capasity-i
See 10y my paper the Gruidy Atlast
that j forgot to menshen that hunt
seen 1t In the atlast for more than A
muntll CESS, has she kerf1umixed)
you edayturs air determint to keep
US out of offs. but you kant do IL no
Sur | VIII waite ontiIl mex weak a
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-01-07

BOARD OF SUPERVISORS The reg.
ulsr January Session of our county
Legislators opened at Waterloo last
Monday. |. +. Corwin, Esq., was
chosen temporary chairman. Com-
mittee OH credentials reported the
following persons entitled to seats
Uriss Cas.eei, Benningtoli.
ID. T. ChampIin, East Waterloo.
l.. n. Cobb, Waterloo.
J. l. Finch, Union.
DanI Fish, Orange.
Il. &. Humphrey, Eagle.
Jefferson Jaquith, Mt. Vernon.
Ii. J. Mctord, Fox.
G.. B Miller, Lincoln.
S. II. Rownd. Cedar Falls.
q. w. Hayzlett, Big Geek, In
place Of Jesse Wassoa resigned and
Caleb May, Cedar Falls, in place
OF !. ID. GiIkey resigned.
The following members bold over
from last year:
j. ID. AbUolt, Bafclay.
&. Close, Cedar.
/. L. Corwiii, Payuer.
Josiah Jackson, Spring Creek.
Caleb May, edar Falls.
Alonzo Norris, Washington.
Charles Robinson, Lester.
Byron sergeant, Black Hawk.
Mr.. Cluse, of Cedar, was elected
chairman.
The following Standing Commit
tees were auIt'unced:
School FGnd-Juquilh, Hayzlclt
Miller.
kuads and Bridges Jackson, Gobl
and found.
County Accounts Corwin, Ser,
geant aud Finch.
County Buildings and Property
Havziett, ChamI1.in Robinson.
Cnuuty Poor Cobh, Round, Alb
bott.
Examination OF County Books, &c.
- k"wnd, McCor,l, Chainpiln.
tfosecutlon-C haniplln, Rownd,
McCtrd. n..
Taxation aud Equalization - May
tUrwiu, Lasteel
Accounts Of Township Officers
McCord, Humphrey, Jackson.
Erroneous Assessments, DC
Finch, Cobn, FISH.
AcccunIs al Justices and Consta
bies '--knbinson, Humphrey, Abbott,
Examination of Ofliclai Bonas,--
Abbott, Norris, Fish.
Swamp Lands Sergeant, Miller,
Robinson. HE
Printing Corwin, Sergeant, ia
quith.
The Committee OH Official Bonds
reported IN favor of approving the
Bonds of the following Township
Collectors:
VIM. Ro!ph. Big Creek # A,
Holchkiss, Cedar, Falls; Il. Ander
son, Washington; q Robinson, LIS.
ter; j FL. Mead, Cedar; l. b. Cook
Poyner; ID. ID. Fuller, Bennins ton
Ed. Basse, Barclay; W. A. Cuurell
Black Hawk JAS. Thompson, Mt.
Vernon; NJ. J. Finch, Union G. X
Smith, Grunge; II. j. Harrison, Wa
terloo; q. w Salisbury, Lincoln.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-01-07

DENTaL.-Since IL has been eur.
rently reported, that have ono
lieens. enabling me to put up artifi
cial Teeth on Nnlcanized Rubber
aud that Fdid not intend to do aux
mere of that kh.d of work" | feel Il
duty owe to myself. to disahns.
the public mind of any aud all sucl
gross misrepresentation by stating
that am not only prepared to do
Rubber work, hit any and all kind.
of work generally practired hy the
profession, and Mt as low rates M tho
same Kind of work can be done III
any other place.
ri NJ ADAMS; NJ. ID.
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the GREAT p,crop,AI. AxNrT

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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-01-07

PERsoNAL.-A t. McHugh Agen;
OF the Western Insurance Company,
Des Moines, is stopping at the In.
man House. He is an energetic rep
resentatise of that Company.
Hank Wright who was an old time
Express Messenger between this city
ana Fort Dodge. ia the days of Aud
Lang Syne, when twelve or f,ur-
teen could ride In IA coach only cal.
euiated to carry six, and then hav.
room for the messenger, and seven
or eight tons of express matter
Well, Hank is one OF the iolliest feI
lows we ever saw, and is City Mar.
s!iai OF Fort Dodge, elected by the
temperance element of that much to
be desired city. and as result Of his
christian labors he has CLOSED IN
twenty~six saloons. The world
moves.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1870-01-07

and that the city pas for said walk
adjoining said road.
Adopted.
The petition Of VIM. Wilson was
read, asking for the transfer of Isis
license on 2 billiard tables to J. NJ. =.
Hodg,lon.
On motion, it was referred to CITY
Solicitor.
A resolution IN regard 10 assessing
lots 5, u, Z, s in block ). for building
cutters, was read and referred to III.
nance Committee.
Mr. Maggart being present, II was
moved that he be allowed the priyi-
iege to address the Council In re-
gard to completing his building that
was torn down at the time Of Tie last
fire.
He asked the privilege to re>huild
The same.
The Fine Ordinance was read, and
the Council came to the conclusion
that they could do nothing in regard
10 it.
Edwin Rodenberger's bill was read
andon motion, referred 10 Committee
oh Claims.
The following hills Were then read
aad ordered paid: ~w.
Tracy 4 Snyder, bill for quar-
ter's printing, SIS 90
Ford d Zeising, bill for lumber, = 20
- n 81
Il. w. Clark. bill for drayirg, IS
j. j. Royce, cord wood and
saving same, 3 so
Grant Harrington. as special ~
police, night of -, Dee, 50
Yeas Wallace, Benjamin, Hunt,
Kellogg, Hotcitkiss, Thompson.
On motion Council adjourned.
L. A. BRYANT,
Attest: Mayor.
u. l.. MILLS.
City Clerk.