The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-11-10

JnO. BOWSecker, ~ days laDOr.. - % i
Jno. Fulkhard, l6 days labor. "a 3S
Jno. Smith, days labor-......... 10 so
Jas. Whalen, days labor......... 13 80
Jerry Conners, days labor. II 90
Jno. Conners, l days labor. l 80
Andy Meehan, days labor. l 90 /
Edward Sligert, 2 days labor. 3 90
Fred. RedfoX, drayage, e,...........-. l 90
F. Wagner, drayage. %
Justin Snyder, drayage 90
H. Grady, teaming. 46 %
A. SlOWman, teaming.-....-......- 33 %
A. Wagner, carting 10 90
Mr.. Mann, 81 days labOr--........ 5 .
H. Dennis, 81 days labOr-......... 8 25
John Ardner, balance On.stOne. IS %
Mr.. Emich introduced the follow
ing resolution:
Resolued, That as a part of the
temporary loan authorized by the
City Council of the City of Tiffin,
passed October oath, the following
bonds be issued:
A Bond for 81 800, payable March
1, 1871.
A Bond for 81, 900, payable septem-
Der 1, 1871:
Each payable to o. C. Zeller, or
bearer, and each bearing interest at
per cent. per anhum; and that the
President of the Council and City |
Clerk are authorized to execute said /
bonds, and to attach the seal Of-the
City thereto.
Adopted.
The Singers Society were allowed |
the use of the City Hall, on the 25th |
of November, for a festival, etc.
Mr.. Emieh was appointed to inves-
tigate the condition of the City pro.
perty.
The Tifin Fire Department were
given the privilege of using City |
Hall, for fair from Dec. %, 1870 to |
Jan. 4, 1871. EI-
Almost Flre.-On Tuesday even |
ing; at about eight O'Clock, fire was
deserted in the large molding-rOom of |
the Ohio Stove Works. A few men |
promptly gathered and by using the |
water kept in buckets there for the |
purpose, and shoveling on wet sand
soon smothered the flames. The fire
was in pile Of mOlding TASKS which |
hadj been used during the day and it |
is supposed that fire had been left in |
some of them. When first discovered |
the flames were blazing up to the roof
and it looked for a short time as
though an extensive eOnhagration |
was in prospect. It was a very for.
tunate escape.
The Fire Department was prompt
ly out; but for a time it was impcssi-
BILE to discover where the fire was
Fortunately its services were not
needed. .
In view of the trouble to find where
fires are, in excitement of the criers,
we think some system of signals
should be adopted to obviate this diff
ficulty. The want of such asystem is
the only drawback to our excellent.
Fire Department.
Lloyd n. Lease has nearly finished
his new livery barn, erected in the rear
and attached to the building formerly
occupied by Esq. Goodsell.- The new
addition, 7OxSO feet, with the old
building 26xSO gives ample room for
a frst-elass stable. 1t will aeeommo-
date eighteen horses, with a splendid
room for carriages, will be fitted up
with a comfortable Office and all the
modern appliances for a good stable.
The firm of Lease & Gilbert will
move their stock into the new barn
in few days.
Now if we could only have turn
pixies this community would be in
clover.
Sunday SCHOOL, Teachers Insti-
tute will be held at BlOomville, in
the Presbyterian Church, on Wednes-
day, Nov. 10th, exercises TO begin at
10 o'clock A. NJ.
Programme as follows Forenoon
list devotional exercises; End or
ganiZing; 3rd opening addresses 4th
a paper by Miss Emma Johnson.
AfternOOn-Ist devotional exercis-
es 2nd Teachers Experiences Meet
ing; 3rd Conference, subject: :-"What
can we do now and during the COM
ing winter to lead our scholars to
Christ!n 4th answering Of questions
from the drawer.
Evening-Children's meeting, ad-
dresses.
All are earnestly invited to attend.
List Of letters remaining in the Tiff
fin Post Office November 10, 1870.
Jacob Andre, Nelson Anchor, Becks
q Roller, Chas. Brown, Lewis Ben
nehoff, Harry Busksdrener, James