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The Shasta courier., 1870-04-23
ASSESSORS NOTICE.


FENHE UNDERSIGNED GIVES NOTICE TO
/ the Property Holders of Shasta County, that
on the
FIRST MONDAY IN APRIL. he will
enter upon the performance of his official duties
for the current year. He would call particular at
tention to the following section of the Revenue
Law
If any person shall willfuy make, or give,
under oath or affirmation, false list of HIS or her,
or their taxable property, false list of taxable
property under his her their control, such per-
son shall be deemed gnilty Of perjury and upon
conviction thereof shall be punished therefor as
is by law provided for the punishment of perjury !;
and any property willfuy concealed, removed,
transferred or misrepresented by the owner or any
agent thereof to evade taxation, shall upon dis
eOvery be assessed at ten times the amount Of tax
for that year, which would otherwise have been
assessed upon 1t and fifty per cent. of the amount
such additional tax, when collected shall be paid
to the person or PERSONS who shall furnish the
per eentage for collection shall be paid into the
Treasury, for the benefit of the Common School
Fund of the State.
If Tax Payers were to have a list of their pro-
perty prepared, ready to be sworn to, AZ the law
directs, by the time Of my reaching them, they
would thereby perhaps save themselves much an
noyanee, well as facilitate my work
c. w. TAYLOR,
Snasts, Aprli "a, Ie7U nj.
The Shasta courier., 1870-04-23
A Iadv,s Endorsement.

Madame E, the acknowledged lead
er of the most refined aad fashionable socie-
ty IN the city of New York, speaks of Muir
ray Lanman's Florida Water in the
following highly complimentary manner,
VIZ: 1T has fragrance as fresh of the
odor from blooming flowers, and imparts to
the bath delightful buovancy. | use it on
the toilet table and the handkerc hief, to the
exclusion of all other perfumes"
Buyers should always ask for the Florida
', alter prepared bv Lanman & Kemp, New
York. 545.
For sale by L. Wellendorff. druggist.
The Shasta courier., 1870-04-23

At Spring Creek, April 10Th, of Pneumonia,
aaale, daughter of George T. and Amanda Grfhn,
aged Is months.
The Shasta courier., 1870-04-23
BORN.
DEAD.

In Shasta, April 10th, the wife of NJ. S. Babcock
Of daughter
, 1870-06-22

The exclusion Of WhiHemore from the
sent in Congress, to which: he had been re-
elected By the blacks of his, district, 1y 4
vote Of 1e4 to %, is right and well de-
served. A constituency which will under
take systematically to endorse known and
undeuiabls corruption are undeserying OF =
Representative in Congress, mid the more
plainly they are informed OF it the better.
That Whittemore had sold his Influence rs
q Representative WAS not: denied. That he
would sell his vote again would follow, as
matter: pf; conrse-: It Increased rather
than diminished the evil :of mis- course that
be had expended portion Of the money
which he had ',a'nwfuily obtained; in gifts
10 those among his -constituency:
on: whom he most !; rolled to keep
him III Office. This, = instead OF
hssening the. an, made it mora
rePrehensib1e. ! It was eprrupting, not on
" the Representative, hat his entire district
The rote Of his district re-electing him.
proves that they wera willing their member
should pilfer, provided he brought half his
Eteaiings home md divided with them. Un-
der such q state Of things, let his district,
if it chooses, continue to 1e-olect. him, and
let each new session of Gongress| pass the
same vote of exclusion So will very un-
worthy district be very wortLily represent
ed, not by member Of Congress- but by q
vacant seat in that body.
, 1870-06-22
TIE NORTHWEST.

The Sycamore Re1sbl.san says: Nearly
oue-third .of tho ,Qsasg Orange hedge II De
KALI County, which has been set put within a
year or Two, is pronounced dead from the
severe cold last winter and drpulh this SUM-
meF." -. -.~.; =
A. Justico It Rondout decided; that livery
etable keepers must get cash down, Or they
cannot recover for Sunday business.
-.-1hoaaas Howard, Of Pleasant Ridge, COM
mitled suicide, June Is, by cutting his throat.
Poverty was the cause He leaves wife and
A1.uhlldIen. 49,.
the Montana Standard Of the 18th says;
:" On Wednesday Of this week, Wnl. Patterson,
foreman Of section L. Amos, in Story County,
was found BY hjH men lying across the railway
tlaIE. oeAa two balia having Penetrated his
CiamE. - Many clrcumstancas point to one
Geofge Ssan1ey aa the perpetxator pf this cold
oioonea act. n August last, Stanley had q
difhcultF with Patterson at Ogden, ont OF
which Stanley barely escaped With his life.
having been stabbed several times by Patter,
con. Even before that time, . hand.to-band
encounter had occurred between tho two.
GIowinE out Of tho alleged improper intimacy
Of Stanley With patteI5on's vile, Istar. ue,Es
Is that stanley Is captured at Eldora. The
LosohAx . Jury sitting on tbA body Of Patter-
son, madererdht that he came toihis death by
pistol shota At The hands Of George Stanley
The Kilbenrn Caty5 Mirror says i -lady: died
1ecantly It nelton, Hho,. for tReAty-one dsye>
previous to her death, subsisted Ion nothing
DUE nptpt1ne and TAtff T.:
The sighteenth Rassp1al seaaq4 Of the Mis-
, 1870-06-22

We. noticed, a few days since, the resig
natiqn:of NTH. R. Pierson, as Vice Pres
ident and Managing Director Of the Chicago
l. Northwestern Railway, and his acceptance
of similar position in the Pulln IAN Palace
Car Company. Dir. George L. D D1nlap Buc-
ceeds Mr. piersnn in the general manage
ment Of the Northwestern Railway, and
Mr: JOHN c: Gnult succeeds a1r. Dunlap as
General Superintendent
Mr. Dunlap and Mr. Gault are SO well
known -throughout-tle Northwest that it is
wholly unnecessary; to introduce them to
the public. We are constrained to differ
from them, widely and radically, On one vor5
important branch Of RAILWAY management,
to-wit, the warehouse monopoly; and We
confidently expect and hope that: their pol
icy, IN this particular, may con1oito grief at
an early day., y But, aside from this, We
choorfully record the fact that they are
among the most accomplished! and en-
ergatic railway officers in the country.
, 1870-06-22
RAILWAY VIADUgTS.
Conference Between the HALLWAY Conpa-
uies und tho Eoard Of Pnhlic Works.

The frequent occurrence OF serious Accidents
together With occasional logs Of life or property,
at the railway crossings In Chicago, hare come to
be 1nRttecs 50 serious ~ to demand that sos per-
nanent remedy to tAe evil should be devised. In
MES are equally interested, tRa former from The
Necessity Of aaorGng protection to tho citizen,
ana ;D,a ne iat1Sr T. aaato1 70 shI.
TaIEenent whereby theJ may not be Eeatrtcteai to
The allow rate Ut specd IN the movement
le.en ct sans o,a.5ses II s9s tf a % aassOn under
0f such Importance to the railway corporations
themselves, the Invitation Isauetl BY the Board Of
ng for eoaiesrnsse apon he M 50 5ecs Va 1esoan
ed 10 By Re4ry ali the railroad companies Inter.
eEted, lead.BR officials being in attendance from
see so1 eessSs 9ss; fo1 &sas Sssg
gan Southern; aud tho Chicago, Rock Island /
ees Of sse oa of fa6s %eres esd e g ri S
beard being present The proceedings were Of an
Informal, friendly character, and consisted In a
general discussion OF the subject Of Street and
After free expression Of yfcws On all sides, the
railroad mel decided that It was ths better policy
to erect oTer tracks yadncts Tor street rranic II
was agreed that the companies would meet the
city IN any reasonable Arrangement, and would
snstain ? share OF The expense, the Informal un-
construct the aDutments and the Iron bridges,
LEAVING tae city to build the approaches and re-
tatnlng walls, and to settle with property oWDesB
% to the question OF damages OF Dement'S resulting
from the raising Of the grade. It was also pro-
posed that Mr. Chesbr0ugh, the Gig Engineer,
should prepare a genera plan for construct
Ing the viaduets-each Of the railway
aaeiher conferenee sSall plAuba BE- nsIa' saa'
At which the companies and the Boanl of Public
Nof1& kh&u agree Npaa acNA pian. which shall OBJ
tsln II The contradiction Of al fature Vadaeta In
the meantime, IT. u dnderstoo that the board viii
adopt, temporarily. the sJstem Of accommodating
the grade Of the atreeta which shau be iuhroved
with thu: OF the railway trucks as the points where
the intersections occur. The Board OF Public
Works #e1 emincnt1y satisfied with the result of
yesterday s conference, believing th&t the serious
accordance with the best interests OF Al con-
cpfnef1.
, 1870-06-22
cH1CAG0 DRY GOODS MARKET

TrESpAT EFESTsfs. June II,
In reviewing the market fur dry gnotts, NC uusf
out was only fair, but Is the ktocSs now IN Th,A
hands OF Cur tca7tnE lobeers. are nes over larye-
aaossssoos tsas4a Inn: sn<, About -she sane u
noked one WseE ago. EarpeunEs were IN lair In
1p3EJ, Nd HA nlafktt vas. stealy Il our u,,ota-
tons To-day quite humber Of buTers Herp IN
the city AMI. notwithstanding tho taes ,has their
puEchases were confined 10 supplying present
wants, 2 very satisfactory :ade was rransarteI
AT tnc- Es.t tEatc continues quiet The following
article Is trcm The Bosten c=ann,erctI Buik.;,. oS
d' 81 az sobas sina7sc. nustnezs continues
fsEfG ns. aAao4* and. }ohirrs. AZ a general
tnn3, " Ee!l stapIG5ed N aRag oF1lerz These
but taken together they foot up i very r.speCta-
ahle RsEreE1pa Tbs dstnhuttnn of sea~ona-
s ole xooas y t5S eoanu5 ana Inferior tsa.ls
Likely to h1ye any surplus to carry orcr. Cosec-
tons at the Wesr, win the balance o. last years.
ssons na.anx Int cn1mercia! esa99els. are now
LIP, and an abundant harvest rarfdE maturing. the
prospect Of good fall t1aste Wis never more ds,-
"Ihe movement from arsf hau.ls is vcrT modet-
a'e AZ tn3S afaFe Of The sea1on, }ola'ers arc an1
!ges . ssauve tacr stocks AMI. 10 not replace any
r"s avsaTs M 1e Use But
11c Iot disposed tp press sales in Hdyauce Of the
,seasonahia ,9 ,s9tSskihG.uR denanlla ior the Fan
month Of July. Their stocks arc NOT sr. nor 1sn-
Idly 4ceumu1affUe. and ~ good prices are still
low a compares With tne. enss Of raw material,
auy further slectne In the latter. The future de-
maui Il likely to he well up to the supply, and
hence they can we'll afford to wait for is5 natural
!nPriees af III staple fabrics an steady AMI
without 1uptahte change. Cotton 22etls are not
aascte4 " Ordinations n The raE material The
caDsumptu. Sraud1ui oIuwn aaeetles4 are JUL,
but Wi.hons change at 1tA815.: ,naet brands sc!l-
- frn.TxR
, 1870-06-22

oTdessd them 70 leave They refused. An adscer
- - sa1e2r q f5sss9e, Nhen dsaelmlatd
6os la a'faa~ani d tntirs e1|1sp16t - s.
B n < iOts9S %o.9 I, NFs ~, ~ sahdaes3 and yes
non Hfls@ fnas 'iaa sioef. 13estss e aoaas5 -
s1sen fsyfs S. ISyafs tse ase
fith 8sx4e@ootting the same ID rats rasts t1n.
ksssn- Dls.lsssfeay for her happiness md us
fered with her 1kile plan, and she ia nov heia fo
hail Of 500 awaiting trial before the fecoruess
JOIN Bsssenha,,,, who ms,e the sssaust ur,,,
Dez@ oUennor. On Sunday night, corner Of May
cd nshsefn9 street t~hfld for trial In bail Of
= Thomas -Dolaa -aossaea- fs0al = ashslns fa,u1y,
and On Monday proved bis claim 70 b. considered
|" one Of them" By thk4anlnE an oteax becsnse the
si aases.- % bo,sS ~ ~ stss aasss u .s :,
---Wmlam TIoxalze aasteEs. Wagner. Henry
1ka5sp Wnaa1s 90 cnaslea s enen re-
5 5aa1 eeSB oBren, asr iie1s fsov; not above ee-
'1i9h s "a FraashoppeH, ~ aent to lhe Reform
John Tiemey Fas Charged H1th picking the
pocket Of Elizabeth ReGket II picnic On Monday.
Hearing was postponed In ball q Saon
saraa Wnlsnsy, Va held for till Il bali of 500.
1. Lizzie speas, whle visiting Eliza Collins, who
Tas 5sass .ps nss oden anost
her atu aerCrAr deadly Weapons, such As fsying
pans, rolAa6 PINS etrs, ,and Eliza Is now suffering
was ar1uIgrtrd bcfore Justice Dresser, yesterday
morning, and hehl foF trial IN bail OF {56o.
Peter Munger, while passing along North
Clssk sGees lnnecsntly took couple 81 palss Of
p6y 1ne OF foD.. 3
, 1870-06-22

dom - beverage, being kn increase Of $50, ,083
'Y9ss over the corresponding uuartoz Of
Etegs::sthe customs retarns show that in the
. hist qns1tef Of 1870 there we're imported and
,Gr no n9me 20, ,consHption in tho United
;incfss4e Of y ,473 gadaGs M, ,osl px5gf III
!4o&H1 brandy, an inir1zee dE II. 55s3 SSS1ioss :.
an1M $50 proof ga8ans of 9{her aosfs ~,
9dPtt deneva) not Bweeten$d Or mixed. |: :ib;sfSG1
quAllty showing decrease af l03, ,Aaf FT8o6e.
Laah dozen pota Of flowers {1um diner
ent countries, and having thc soil Of 4he 11en-
" from which they came, wcso nct bst6rc
examination. Then Tue pots wcro rornnvod
ana samples Of tho sol Of each md leages
11om each shruh hro1ght in: and Arranged win
sns atent,eR se q dssevag a h Ihs question
came from tho pot where thia lsaf eTet2n He
looked closely 1t the Leaf. and after examining
tic Papetn OF soil, picked ont the tiulh cne.
without single mistake. =
In tho hurry and excitement Of gold Dig
gsng IN me early days Of California, men hsd
indifferent about cleanliness Of person .Nntu-
rally such atate Of things gsaezatad an ani-
mated i4s That :Fas not ca44isteat with bodily
comfort. When these tenAntA Of seams a1sd
Collar bones became too numerous, our pioneer
would diaroee himself, and, stzrtchin8 hia gar
ments, oTe1 the castles Of the great rsd anl
patiently await the result. an army Of, tho
red warriors would invade the new TERRITORY,
and when thoy loft, the watcher might robe
himself in garments perfectly free from ysr-
min
.-Lautenant Colonel Lloyd, OF Libcr;.. aa-
dressed the Board Of Trade in PhiadeIpiiia
on Monday Of last week. and Informed his
audience that on hearing the news Of the paa-
sage Of the Fifteenth Amendment in tLia
country the Llberian legislators at onco re-
solved to c1pnnge an article in tho coustitu-
ton Of their republic which, allowed tho right
Of suffrage only to citizens Of African descent
land now" added the speaker, in Liberia 8
white man is just as good as negro' =
Tho Aezn Frcs Press OF TIenus SAYS 3
cutious memorandum ID the present Austrian
crisis Las been presented TO Prince Latour
dAuvergne At Paris BY the well-known Czech
leader, Or. RiegeE. In thiH document the
political alma Of the Czecls are described
as tie restoration Of an independent Buhe-
main. kingdom, compriHing bohemia, MoraSia,
and Austrian Sileeia. and the subsequent All
! noxatiou to this kingdom Of Prusaian Silesla,
the Iansitz, and tho Slovak districts OF Hun
gary. These objects, Dr. Rieger thinks, can-
not be attained By revolutionary agitation, but
only in Q war IN Whleli Austria would become
the ally OF Trance against Frussia. The first
consequence OF such an alliance would, he
thinks, DO tho restoration OF the bohemian
kingdom, which would in that clse. ba. the
haso tho same enemy--pussfa-and tho
French armies could arrive in Bohemia more
rapidly thau those Of Prussia could 1t Frank
far+
, 1870-06-22
HOTEL PRRsoEALs,;
sHKHAAS HoEJK- .


Among The azfiGala It the Sherman 3onsa ves.
tesdsy, "ere the following: L: 4. fBise,ox, Bos.
ton; Colonel Charles B. 5chofeId, {. & A.; T. r.
Dutant New York; Hon j. A. Hattesou. Spring
feld; CHARLES a. Dennison, Connecticut: Il. b
Campbell, Pittsburgh; E A. Hs9bee, Georgia;
Chas. Cheney, Manchester CT: J. G. Aus&raye,
Hartford Samuel N. Bacon, Albany; ". ]. &!sr,
Eaa .Fraas.seo: " Hs7t Baaea Td@ EGis ,,i.s1,E
Wiz 4. +. Beach- q. T. stevens~ Colonel Henry
RoolnscD, Bm Fra9e'ssS@s kntahf fcBss4 Ba1.s
{. Humlltou. u. 8 A. Colonel F. y Rice, {. S a.
=: ;: r1ExsES1 uoGsk.
Among the arrivals - the- FREMONT house.
v+.t.rysaz..Esso lbs Following: n. Il s. LORD,
spSissa a!s: 4. u. Rreason. Detroit: 4. B Stone,
Bs6eacE. % Veg IoVk = JudEs zsfa .Mm ILosxtEsdse,
4Ma W = ux1sn! /, Leslfe; Aspinwait Gelsrai
bsvse1, rs: T.; h;k: Easle, Rock Island;
itsse1: LeWis ittteIl, Ne.att: A4colm Greeo.J,
::s7-3: : 1s::.. L1s:efE-: =, &. l4isa4s4
, 1870-06-22

A convention is to be held at Dixon on
tho esd instant to nominate q candidate
for Judge Of tho Supreme Court, in the
Sixth Judicial District, composed of the
counties Of Whiteside, Carroll 10 Dayiess,
Stephenson, Winnebago, Boone, Nc
Henry, Kane, Kendall, DeKalb, Lee, Ogle,
and Rock Island. The principal candidates
named are Judge Sheldon, Of Galenn !;
Judge Heaton, of Dixon, and Judge Muir
ply, of Woodstock, al1 Of whom are now
on the bench Of the Circuit Court.
, 1870-06-22
RAILROADS,

Tho railroad b1idge At Beardstomn, NJ, Is
finished It is l, ,0G5 feet in length, and. with
tle pillng at each end, cost s3O0, ,p6.
Tho St. Paul Pioneer Of thei 10Th Gays
II On the St. Paul i Pacific Railroad iron is
now laid to Tie new town Of Benson, 80
miles Vest Of sWiimar. Beyond Benson tho
road; ia graded for IS miles ready for the iron,
which carries it 10 miles west Of the Pu1one
de Terre. River. The construction of the
bridge. and long line Of pile t1satleTork at
t1ack-layinS from F#enty + to thirty days, Say to
July Is, when the work will go ahead again
wltha rush. calculated at the rate:of two niles
per day to ned River, = adistanceof 75 miles
from Benson, thus finishing the fuad by the
LIST .of Beptember-"
PssssPp9st ptn' eqs # tss
resnlh Of President Idco's short ssisit East III.
clude not only The purchase of ilion, but- the
compilation Of egniiations and sning Of con
tzzciEaDas1 nhicA, tha entire oufpment pment of tho
*sn.a 5lp4a Kavsnpp4S To- 81. Paul Is secured be-
5caa cgelS cassihle eoat:cssa:5. .i.:,.rt 'r -.
, 1870-06-22

The Bloomington Republican, which
-favors the nomination of General McNulta
for Congress in the Eighth District of this
sfate. comedies that tbe ranonirnt;on ~
Mr. cnl1opa is probable. It aIlevos h,T-
ever, that MI. Cu11om cannot be elected if
nominated-that ait he is snccesafn] md
receives the nomination at tho district
Convention If ia a /: forat,o,,a ~, ,.,,,a;.,
that The Democratic. or indenen;].nt ra,-
didate will be- successful. for a vterv ,arca
majority of the 1eea1 voters of .,,,e, d;str;c+
have cast their last ballot for Cullornn
Begging the pardon Of our ,B1oomincton
contemporary, We do not believe a word of
it. A1r. cu1lom having done nothing to
forfeit the confidence of his Republican con
stituents, but much to confirm mad strength
en- it, We believe TINT thew viii vote far
him, if he is renominated, with: the same
manimity as before; o. # f.thorc is small
, 1870-06-22
A CURIOUS HISTORY.

The Committee on Military; Affairs OF
the United States Sennte, have reported
bill to pay $G, 719 to Colonel J. F. Jaquesa,
of the Sereutyy-thi1d Reginent of Illinois
Infantry, fos secret services, rendered
during the war, at the request of President
Lincoln The bill is accompanied by re-
port which is 1eplete with interesting state
menta, and which, if true, will form a new
chapter in the history Of the var. In 1863,
5aquess was employed temporarily upon
some secret service, and was paid therefor.
!: order that Colonel Jaquem, then with his
regiment IN Tennessee, have leave Of alb
senoe until further orders. With this order
: he received letter from President
Lincoln, giTing him some instructions. He
passed from Tennessee to. Baltimore, thence
to Fortress Monroe, and thence, undez
flag Of truce, tx! Richmond. While there he
had an interview with Jefferson Davis His
mission Was to obtain an authoritative dec
la.ation Of the object of. the rebellion.
Davis stated two propositions 81. We
are not fighting for slavery. .. We are
fighting for independence and our inde-
penne re VIZ onse' OF "e VAL naFe an
nis'a :. '' ue aoe report OF tls's s's't
70 hlf. a1mcoin: ne subsequently made q:
fuA statement o. It to senator Harlan Whot
caused Il 70 DC taSen down IN snort hand,
and VINO subsequently Incorporated a large
Pa'aon o1 !" N ean'Ea'sn document, Inc
ofaginat report cannoa now 10 found Inns
report ~as IN 1ut5, lsGf. Inc PRESIDENT had
been denounced az refusing al Oilers OF
peaee ana VIII oss.oe in'en' Oh LUG prose
eunon u ne Mu io1 tno neie oest1 1uc1on
OF the south :"hue 'aqness "as * -hic1-
mond the oVe1tunes nom :eaay, ana o1nasa1
IN cnnada, we're 1ece1Ted' ana the Aaaga-
"a negotiations we've IN inA olast. Mr.
Greeley Was complaining that tho President ;
refused to receive overtures for pence.
9hsn -Jaspess returned from Richmond
; "AA DaEA' statement OF what he WAS fight
~ W sf. l'neoln saw that the Niagara
0egooaaon was hlnnder, and that il was
= q mere dodge To he'll, +h,.
a.4o ;n A.. .,o...f As oe'ooct0tic canul-
1aQuass to 70 to Niagara ana Il - -
,,,,t ;v,,,adso+a,,, e csaeA mat
A"I ae sas,ted niagara and
EaV G. G. Clay md Jacob T+hn,rre,, r.
rnnorted his interview with thaps -. ne
.-Imooln.. who at once issued his n,oc,,na
ton. addressed . to whom it mnJ concern,
and which stated that, "AnT proposition
vbich e1n1,,.ces Characterization If na,ra
, 1870-06-22

The regular meeting OF tho Board Of Trustees
Of the town OF Hyde PARK was held, on Monday
evening, Rs the Hyde PARK: House PEEseas-
Messrs. cady, CsaIk, Downez, Doyle, Harrington,
and Lewis AbsentMeszs. Hardy, Smith, and
S~A''e'' N'' 1xrnovKarssrs' o.
MI, Lewis reported IN favor Of granting the
prayer Of petitioners for sidewalk on tina sou1h
sidewalk On the north st.la Of The s&1nE a70nt1e.
The report Was accepted
Also, III favor Of Sidewalk on the easf side Of
Adams avenue, from Fftty- seventh strces to HIDE
Also N ord!naaee to levy special asasaeaaaament
foz tho aame, which Tas adopseti-aBes,6: nays, a.
improvement at 80, and, IN motioa, + ha1iot @
was had for Commissioners to artist the Assessor
IN mailing 9uch assessment, aud L. B. Bog1s ana
Also, on pctition for sidewalk Oh west side Of
Cottage Grove ave1ne, from Oakland avenue 10
Fortyntth street. adverse To eala prayer. TIE r.
pers WIS accepted, - 80 ::
-. 80, 11CBH6x GRANTED.
Mr.. FaETtnaton reported IN fayor of;;rranting a
f<c license to Thpnas Culrgr to sell baer at Calu.
metfeny, IL connection With big services as fer
ryulan; he having canple,l with the rule Of the
board Tue repurt was noncu7ed1n- :
:, NO L1qE1R on HEEDAY.:
On tho petition of 20 voters, the committee rec
omnaeuled The passage Of Al. ordinance forbid
on SunSay. sna ta.s de Il - Se % pesss asioF sol
% "a ordinance to Aia eject vas lutro.duce.1 aud
taSsen' ,,----,,>,., ,,;,.,,..;
. fELrI!oss KEsEtyEn 49,.
,hn raom 5 comm,.tse u n5ae fatx f5es1ytEl1sn
Gnn!Gnt ICt pel1iissru y @ 1ts tua po5ilc p1fE On
iae Laks Sants' 1osLn o. pak ssaset I1t p!e-nic
u .4I IL ~ " ~ LUZ !ne
From j.. I. c. Millor, 70. saloon license. Re-
ferEed to the Committee IN Licenses,
fion iEha.o"Esls az allis"oltn statlon. 70 open
lnu!aaa stsef5. ar1uye stleet and Lake ssrees Ia
s. E.a,,, ~" t ~ ....s ~ - n ,..i. " sdsstst
,ni,, y, ~, WI ~ IN ne. ot Go n
hrsipn nIer H.. Ensnst RiTcr NJ ~ naar US is
MONTH ReferreI 10 rne Cnn,nulttee IN Ii-afnapc -
From the lana owners IN on the line r. tha WsSi.
uan S0nthefn Ral1rcnil In Hydr' Parf tn 1ar nnt
ana constrnct Tnafy etohty fetf yy,. frnm atnnr
TaInnn nycnnc n rhc Cptrt,et Ersr ~ ~ az 10
lt0 feet east and north of the iracx OF said faii
1oad. Referred 70 the Committee On Streets
From @. De Clerg: for permission 70 lay down
frun the Blanchard track north . sl1ty-aeventh
Asrtet; thence north On uytIe Park avenue to
Fifty ninth street; thence west to Cottage Grove
avenue, and thence north to Egzn arenue, for the
purpose Of conveying by horsc-4oHer stone 70 be
used lii construction Of the South Park; no part
OF the present TuafWzy 70 be occupied by such
tIamway. Referred 10 the Committee on Streets
From Ernst PrussinE, and others, to yarate
James Rt1[r'8 Mat in y, A Of 4 " u ~ a. II