The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-01-14

COnneHs-This body did not meet
on its regular night, but held spe-
ciaI session Wednesday evening
Members present-Johnson, Emich,
Wagner and Kaup.
The following accounts were report
cd favorabIy by the committee, and
orders directed to be issued:
Henry Watz; labOr.-..-.--.-.-----.-S 2 y
John Staun, labOr. ] 30
u. Bender, labOr....-............-.-. 80
jeremiah COnnors, shoveling
snow from crossing. , .
Henry Grady, balance due OF
account Of 1854 75 for eXca-
vatiog and removing 1,026
yards of earth on Liberty St,
at 374 cts. per yard, as per re-
, port Of Civil Engineer. 80 75
John Borecher, balance due Of
account Of 1898 S8 for exca-
J waiting and removing LOSS
yards of earth on Mill street,
at 80 cts. per yard, as per re-
port af Civil Engineer.........-.1 13S S.
C. Smith, for removing and
carrying wood at Engine
House No. 4................-......- q
7. Il. Collins, 80 loads Of stone
and Al days teaming............ 81 Il
T. T. Collins, 9 loads of stone
and 43 days laboE..-.-~~,-..s 26 s.
Henry Weisbeckcr, work, .-..:-.g y. l OC
S. Pew, irons for door. r..@......-,ss ] Sc
E. Sullivan, for goods...........- 2 81
, On motion, the Marshal was re-
quested to report at each meeting OF
the Council the name and number OF
night police, and their efficiency.
The committee on the account OF
Mr.. EaAdon, for services in the an
nexation of territory to the city, re-
ported that, as Mr.. L. was associated
with other counsel in the matter, and
that, as they would probably bring in
accounts for services, it was the Opin-
ion of the committee that his services
were worth not more than $3.50. 1t
was recommended that the matter
lay over until it was ascertained
whether the other counsel bring in
charges. Mr.. Landon's bill was $500.
Council adjourned.
State Board OF 4grieulture.-The
State Board of Agriculture as now Or
ganized, consists of the following
members: James Buckingham, w.
Ross, Dan. Mcmillan, J.5Park Alex
ander, D. c., Richmond, 0has b. JAM
ison, r. P. Cannon, L. G. Delano, VIM.
McClung, and VIM. Lang. On the
9Th ult., the Board elected as officers:
James w. Ross, President; J. P. Alex
ander, Treasurer; J. III. KIippart, Cor
responding Secretary, and H. S. Bah
bitt, Recording Secretary.
The next State Fair will commence
on the 18th of September. The Board
will meet Oh the 18th of February to
revise their premium lists and receive
proposals for holding the next Fair.
The following resolutions. were
adopted:
ReSolUed. That this convention is
opposed to renewal of the reciprOc-
ity treaty between this country and
Canada.
Resolved, That in adjusting the tar
if, Congress should impose such du
ties, whether for protection or reve-
nue., on agricultural products, as will
equal the average of the duties it i'm
poses for the benefit of other indust
ries, on the articles which the farmer
consumes in the cultivation of the
soil.
This was one of the most interest
ing meetings ever held by the Board,
fffty-twO counties being represented.
Olive Logan at Carey.-Owing to the
fact that we are having no lecture
course this Winter, a number of Ia
dies and gentlemen were obliged TO
go to Carey, on Friday night last, to
enjoy the treat which was denied them
at home. All who went feel amply
repaid for their trouble. AS Miss LO-
gan does not like newspaper criticism,
we will merely say that while she
made a great many good hits, both at
her sex and ours-thOugh if some of
her ideas are carried out it will be diff
ficuIk to tell tEltother from which,
she told a large nnmber of stale, fiat
little stories, which appeared out of
place, and left bad impression which
was only effaced by the good things
which followed. She is not of the Su-
san B. Anthony style of "female roOs-
ters," as she does not approve of many
of her radical notions, but she does
appear to think that girls are not
brought up in the manner in which
they should be. For that matter, we
are of the opinion that she might have
included the boys.
The hall was tolerably well filled,
and the. audience appreciative,. The
partytfrom TffHn request us to return
their thanks tolthe citizens of Carey
for their kind treatment, with the
assurance that they will, whenever
occasion offers, return the compli-
ment with interest.