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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-09-22
VAPOR CARAVEL L E..


HabGna 8 de setiembre.-Madrid 8.
Ell Rey D. Amadeo ha salido para
Tortosa.
Payis.-En un animado debate Ia
Asamblea proyect6 trasladarse q Paris.
Nuepd- York 9.-Rossel ha sido
sentenciadoa muerte.-El 'presupues-
to frances requiere sobre cuatro mi
llones de francos.-Se ha acordado
quela Asamblea permanezca en- Yer
salles.-Los fuertes y tres departa-
mentos ser&n evacuados Immediate
mente.-Oise sera ocupado hasta que
no se hayan pagado 81 millones.
Habdma, II de setiembrc-Es falso
que haya aparecido una goleta sospe-
chosa en- la costa del Sur.
d. Ramon Lopez de Ayala ha to-
nlado possession de Ia Administration
general de Correos en- la HAbana.
Nueva-York, "a consccuencia
de un aitercado que ha habido entire
Aguilera y Quesada acerca de la re-
caudacion de fondos, Sc han roto las
relaciones entire este y los comisiona-
dos y sc. ha embarcado (Quesada) pa
ra Nassau acompanado de suayudante.
OTRO TELEGRAMA.
Habana, II de idem.-El rsy y.
Amadeo esta indispuesto: Sc ha inter-
rumpido su viaje.
Ha habido un disturbio carlista en-
Orozco, el cual facilmente ha sido re-
primido.-El emprestito espafol ha
sido cubierto siete veces. Las suscrip-
clones exceden de 748 millones.-
Bismark Bohlen ha sido relevado del
Gobierno de Alsacia y Lorena y pro-
movido 4 general-Los alemanes es-
tan evacuando los departamentos GER
ca de Paris
Ell Rdpido sali6 aver de Bataban6.
Ha6an0 IL e9e Set;emore.-El vapor
Pelayo lego aver.
Na4eva- York 12.-Los repnblicanos
ganaron las elecciones en- Ell Estado
de Maine-Se han entablado nego-
ciaciones para Ia evacuation de toda
Ia Francia por los Alemanes.
Ell Rey D. Amadeo est& otra vez
bien de salud.
Ell ministerio portugues ha dado su
dimision.
Debida q oposiciones en- ell parla-
mento, e. probable que no Sc lleve a
cabo en- esta session Ia ley de eman-
cipacion.
Sc dice o6cialmente que los mi
nistros Won Beust y Andrassy Hohe-
mart asistiran 4 la conferences de los
Emperadores en- Salzburg.
Ell Emp-rador de-Austria sale de
Ia ciudad (Viena) maf1ana.
Habdna 13 de setiembye.-El Viild-
clara lego aver.
Sc MEGA que ell c6lera vaya dismi-
nuyendo en- Russia.
Tocqueville sera probablemente
ministro frances en- Washington.
Ell Gobierno espa1ol deja sin des-
tino q los inspectores de policia por
no@ejecutar las 6rdenes respecto 4 las
casas dejuego. Cambios sobre Lon
dres 25t Pc p.
Estados- Unidos, en- Currency 1 so
dv. 4p.S P.
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NUN. l12.

partido; reformas que sc hagan te-
niendo presente que en- Puerto-Rico
hay elementos disolventes que no so
conocen en- las provinclas psninsu-
lares. -.
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JUEGO. VAGANCIA.

! La carta que a continuation inser-
tanos debe lamar la atencion de nues-
tras Autorldades. Lo que pasa en- Ca
yey, pasa en- cast todos los pueblos do
la lsla. La ley VICENTE eastiga al vage
y al jugador. La Guardia Civil, dnica
policla respetada en- los campos, pare
ce que no tiene facultades como tiena
en- Cuba J debe tener aquf para sor-5
prender los juegos. Hoy, & Dios gra-
cias, todavfa no amarran los brazos
del Gobierno los tan solicitados dere-
chos individuales. Els precise q todo'
trance extinguirsel juego, y hacer ira
bajar 4 los vagos 81 no queremos que
aquf Sc dessarrollen las plagas sociales
que pesan sobre Haytf, Santo Domin-
go, Venezuela y otros paises donde
impera la vagancia y eljuego.
Sr Director del BoLRTIS.
Cayey, Setiembre IA de 1871.
Con gran placer he leido en- el Bo-
LETIN MERcANTIL en- Ell nGmero 1O6
un articulito titulado NADA MAS JusTo
suscrito por mi amigo y companero
D. Escarmentado: Hace dias que mis-
deseos eran haber publicado mi arre-
pentliniento por medic de la prensa
periodical, con el laudable fin de YER
81 podia atraer & mi gremio algunos
de mis- amigos, que, descarriados de
La verdadera senda, est&n entregados
4 esa corruption deljuego y de la va:
gancia, germen de todos los vicios.
No 10 era menos tampoco el lamar la
atencion del Superior Gobierno, de
la Autoridad local y empleados de la
Guardia Civil, para que, disponiendo
unos gu persecution, concluyeran los
otros con esa polilla de vagos jugado-
res que pululan por esta poblacion
digra de mejor suerte. FL juego y la
vagancia sou por desgracia la perdi-
cion de los pueblos de esta Isla. En-
cStc ccntrO de prOpaBandlStas de ma
la ley, Sc reunen algunos prohombres
de levita, otros sin ella y muchos des-
calzos. Padres que abandonan su ho-
gar domestico viviendo en- 81 campo,
Sc sepultan en- esa cueva del vicio por.'
quincenas enteras. HDos de famiha,
artesanos y braceros, Sc ven dia por
dia en- esa misma carrera sin que a..
muchos Sc les conozcan medios hon.
rosos para subvenir q sus necesidades,
entregados csc vicio internal del
malhadado juego. iMucho pudiera ha-
Ger la honrosa Institution de la Guar
dia Civil! Empero, tenemos entendi-
do que NADIA pueden ejecutar por ha-
llarse cercenadas sus atribuciones con
algunas 6rdenes que los Jefes de su
institute Sc les dirigieran, hasta el ex-
trcmo, de no poder sorprender juego
alguno sino estan acompafiados dol
Comisario y dos testigos. Sabido es
que los juegos Sc establecen en- casas
particulares, y estas, Sc hallan muy
vigiladas por medic de esos corifcos
aa4.a.aI a4.1 u, sz4n ~ u. 20 Jissls 4sas5
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nos tres naciones poderosas y tendr& oca.
sion de regocJarse con Ia sangre que van
4 derramar ante sus aras.
XL. .:
iPor Dios que es un bello espectGeulo
lpara quien no tiene ALI nj amigo nj her
mano) ell YER tai confusion de bandas =
bordados, tanta variedad de armas que
resplandecen en- el aire! Ali estan los sa-
tuesos de la guerra, que Sc levantan de
sus guarilas rechinando los dientes y au-
llando con brio por su presa. Todos partii.
cipan d la caza, pero bien pocos del triun-
TO: la Tumba es quien levara la meior
parte, y ell Estrago, de puro satisfecho,
apenas acierta enumerar los comba-
tientes.
Tres ejercitos 30 han cembinado para !,
el sacri6cio; tres lenguaa elevan ( bios
extraiias plegarias; tges pendones ondean
vistosamente afrantando el p&lido azul del.
cielo; los gr:sos son: financial iEspa5s9i
iABseai ! Vsctoria! FL enemigos L. yletimx
: 81 aliado enthusiastic que, combate por
todos, y que combate siempfe on yano, - !,
han reuni1o all--como 81 no ,hubiesaf pO
dido lnorir en- sus hogarea7--para suninis.
trar alimento q los cuervos en-. la Aanura
de Talayera, = fertilizar Ia terra Que c.
ds uao de ellos pretendesennquhtaF.
esssassr6ts
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PREC1OS
1s 1885 i'd id So id
Un i'd puebos de m 10
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-09-22

nos tres naciones poderosas y tendr& oca..
sion de regocijarse con Ia sangre quo van
derramar ante sus aras.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-06-17
Dtc0.

Of disease brain. In the town Farm Ridge June
9TH, MICHAEL BUDD, aged u years.
Mr. Budd was native New jersey settled in the town Of
Farm Ridge in ISIS ard in 1915 lie married 10 Miss
Eperso daughter Joseph Eberso He enjoyed good health
up to December last he suddenly Frustrated and
fingered lie seemed to suffer little acute pain
seemed like a person under the Influence of morphine He
served his supervisor and several years
regarded by his neighbors excellent quail
ties Of head and heart. He Of the best neghbors
the kindes Of husbands and most ndugent of fathers In
this providence his family have sustained rrcparabe
loss His neghbors sympahi.e deeply then
ceiling that they occasion for sadness Hedicd with
a struggle trusting in Jesus Christ for salvation He
found much comfort reading the 5lt psalm The funeral
exercises conducted by Rev. Mr.. Esmis, the NJ 4.
Church. Pail bearers II. Jackson c. H. Green Robert
Anuam, j. Boyd, VIM. lockwood and E. Core A.
On Friday evening of last week at six o'clock Mrs. MARY
H. BUCKLEY the wife OF George Buckley Official Reporter
OF the Ninth Judicial Circuit and OF the
sale county, died at her residence, Cas- street.
She had been for months past suffering from that in.
sdou disease consumption. which has Of late carried away
SO many OF our prominent citizens from midst. The
lily had only recently removed 20 Ottawa from Princeton
where Mr. Buckley previously resided for about two years
since his appointment 10 this circuit large circle friends
both in Princeton aud Chicago will regret of Mrs
Bucksys death at the early OF ortyfve. Her kindly dis
position, prompting her continually to the transformations per
Torrance Of Of neghbory t ndsp her ready SER
vices to all who need and her Christian uprgtness of
Character had endeared her many in both cities The
funeral Sunday numeouly attended, bench and
bar Of Ottawa being well represented The pa ibearer incl
ted several OF the bethre the Temple Honor viii ch
oroer Ar. buckley ID IN esteemed member. Con.
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SPORTS.

The problem of the possibility of the extin.
guishment of the potato bug is being pretty ex-
tensively tried in this regien just now, BY the
use Of Paris green and -four. For the encourage
ment of persons engaged in the experiment we
give some figures by distinguished entomolo.
gist as to the fecundity of the vermin:
Thirty.thres days complete the cycle of ono
generation from fertilization to the papa state,
or about three crops annually in this latitude.
Seven hundred of these bugs are the average
product Of q single female from which the family
grows in the second generation to 245000, and
in the third to So. 100000 which must be consid.
cred as a very respectable increase. A further
calculation shows that one female bug can thus
expand itself into total production Of sixteen
hundred and sixty.siN bushels of average sized
bugs in little over three months
Hitherto, in this region, the ravages Of the
bug have been confined chiefly to the early pc.
tatoes, while the late potatoes have been very lit.
tie interfered with. Whether such is to be the
case this season, when the bugs appear to be
five times as numerous as they ever were before,
remains to be seen.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-06-17
FROM MARS EILLE8.

As5 MARsEILLRs, ILL.,, June 15
The Csystal Fountain division of Sons of Tenn.
perance will give festival, consisting Of all the
luxuries Of the season, on Wednesday evening,
June 2lst, at their roomA This will be the grand
festival of the season. %fg &E D.
The Marseilles Musical Union gave . concert
on Tuesday evening last, which was very we'll at.
tended. Nits Laura James, O. usual, sang very
sweetly. e.yF z9Egr N4
Railroad accident A young man, brakeman
on freight train, nsnsd Nasoa' Ferguson, resi-.
dent of Narssills4 son OF Wn. Ferguson, while
attempting TO get on freight train, about foaa.
o'clock this morning, near Chicago, his foot slip
ped and he was thrown under the .cGrs, eighteen
Of which passed over him; he was instantly
killed '' 900 '''f''
Mrs. Olive n. Robinson. Of Chicago. will lee,
turee on the Mormoas, their religion, customs,
etc., on Monday evening, June 10th. 81 1880
The injunction against the new board of di.
rectors Of the Chicago, Pekin u South. Western
Railroad, was desolved in tho United States
court on Monday. It is expected all other suits
will be withdrawn, and Col. Plumb, the new
contractor, will proceed with the work imme.
diately.s ,l- ue -7'''.-aF "':'.' -.7 F
Quite on excitement occurred here yesterday.
The house formally occupied by jim Penn, who
is expected to be tried at this te # court for
killing John Beedham, was sold early this spring
under constable's execution. Yesterday a man
from Ottawa named Murty Moriarty, brought
the deputy sheriff, Geo. Blake, replevined the
property and tarnsd the inmates out Of doors.
Messrs. Hubbard Il Harrington then took anoth.
er writ OF replevin and reinstated the occupants.
Thus the matter stands at present.
Lnhorer. are already very scarce, Nh work is 60.
ing on at the stsnery. cotton MILL race. ways, etc.,
with an abundant harvest. I trust we have
nearly seen the end of dull times. Cul Pill
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-06-17

A new bank, called the Cook County National,
was organized ut the Sherman House on yester.
day. Tho capital stock of the institution ID
$3OO, 200. though the privilege has been granted
1t Of increasing this amount At any time to
$1.000,0O0 Tho following well.known gentle.
men men ooa' tit the hoard Of dirsster:: D, D.
Palmer, Lyman Trumbull, James E. Tyler, DA.
vid Blakely. Charles NJ. Hammond, and D. +.
Cameron Chicago Times. 16N.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-06-17

FLOUR AND FEED.-To those who use hou-,
and most people do in some shape. we recommend
Ed. Robinson's -four aud feed store, on La Sale
street He has full assortment of -four OF the
best brands, besides everything in the way of
feed, and sells IA cheap as the cheapest.
He has delivery wagon AMI will leave at
your door, free of charge, ything you may buy
at his establishment.
Cow FOR SALE.--A first.class Mich Cow for
SALE Inquire at the City Mills.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-06-17

Although The 6tsek Pisno 10 comparatively .
new instrunsnt, il has rapidly grown in favor.
and among professionals and artist. il recognized
- one Of the leading pianos Of the day. Mr..
Robert Geldbsek, Director Of the Conservatory
of Huaic, says:
''0ssstly pleased and satisaed - am With
their beautiful tone-so deep and powerful in
the baea speaking and sympathetic in tho mid
die, brilliant and ringing in the trebel-I con-
slider II circumstance Of No inferisr importance
that they have resisted 70 nobly, and With full
success, the trying influences Of constant use by
very large number of players. They have lost
nothing in the quality Of their tone, and the ac-
ton Ia as good new as at 6rst."
The newly invented Steck Cabinet Grand or
Upright Piano flor which the Company received
q patent in March 1870 combines the sonorous
tone of Grand and the sweetness of Square
Piano. 1t occupies less than half the space of an
ordinary Piano, and is therefore very desirable
instrument where economy in room is an object.
Every Piano warranted for five years. Circu-
lars and price lists sent free.
Mrs. NJ. w. Baldwin is the agent for Ottawa
and vicinity for these splendid Instruments. Her
rooms are in the Kueussl building on Main ST.
Orders may be left at Mr.. Kne ussl's drug store.
The ICE KING REFRIGERATOR, which crea.
ted such a sensation, and took the first premium
at the Cincinnati Exposition. st. Louis Fair,
Illinois State Fair and all the Fairs throughout
this State generally last season; is now for sale
and can be seen in dctull operation at S H.
Hunsberger's Agricultural Warehouse, No. 26
Madison street ..' O. IS
This refrigerator Possesses many advantages
over all others ever man ufsctured. among which
may be mentioned the fact that it saves fifty per
cent. of the ice required in any other refrigera-
tor OF the same size. 1t 10 preserver, not con-
sumner, like the numerous ice.melters called re.
frigerators 1t produces dry, cold temperature
In the preserving chambers. The temperature
can be reduced to fourteen degrees belou freezing
point. One article of food will not psrtake Of
the smell or taste Of another. The provision
chambers are always dry. sweet and clean, as
they have no drippings from ice. Fish, game
and meats OF all kinds can be kept frozen any
length Of time. and Ia . perfectly dry and pre-.
served condition. The refrigerator 10 divided
into two separate and distinct compartments,
and also has . Water Cooler attached, which fur.
nishss An unlimited supply of ice cold water
wtt'lout putting ice in ito eater. 1t consumes
about ten cents worth of ice every tweuty.four
hsHrs. This eoonsmicel piece Of furniture coats
no more than any other refrigerator, aud il man.
ufactured Of oil sizes, and suitable for Hotels,
Restaurants, Grocers and for family Purposes.
Call at s. H. Hunsbsrger's sad see the work.
iags Of this Indispensable article in actual
operasfon. UlA. "a Apnll-6m
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-06-17

HORSE RAcEs.-Joliet this year beats Ottawa
on June races, because they are to have some and
wa at Ottawa are not.
They offer liberal purses, and will have their
races June Goth and 21st.
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CHICAGO, Dec. s, 1870.

CHICAGO, Dec s, 1870
XeA~s. I0x Cady: Experience, "past sno,
present." with the Sseck Piano, enables me I'd
record my entire approval Of the many excellent
qualities which it combines. The purchaser
will realize one element Of genuine worth in the
steck, viz: its willingness to stay in tune, when
well tuned. Respectfully yours, 80
..arasasaa.ag-. .-rIa.- ~ ]. MAURICE HUBBARD.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-06-17

WEED's.-Remember that the Weed Sewing
Machine ia the cheapest, most durable aud best
sewing machine for all purposes J~H. Lansing,
Agent, always to be found at B. B. Griffith s.
Sons, 1898 NJ lin street.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-06-17

E.rivi,le il making large preparations for N
e,urth Of July celebration. Hon. B. c. Cook il
deliver the Grafton.
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#arrtrn.

On the 18th inst. by Arthur lockwood ESQ Mr. BERN
HARD A. DUFFRA TO Miss ANNA II. JENSEN, all OF this
city.
In Milford Mass the residence brides sister, by
Rev G. L. Demarest. Mr.. CHARLES +. TODD OF Chicago
ILL., to Mics HATTIE y. HATHEWAY daughter OF tie late
Hon. +. z. Hathaway, Of Freetown.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-06-17

CHOICE FLoUR-Best red winter wheat -four,
at $500 per barrel, at the Ottawa Flosr, and
Feed store, Ed. Robinson proprietor. ~ u
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-06-17

tHThs railroad from Strestor to FAirbury il in
such state Of forwsrdness, that it i. expected
to run an excursion train over it from Streator
TO Pontiac by the 4th Of July.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-06-17

Single copies for sale and subscriptions re
ceived to all leading rapers und magazine. b.
Osmcn & Hapemsn, OTTAWA. Ille. H
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NeSsrx. Root &c Cady, Ch,cago.

NeSs'x. Ro0l DC C0dy, Chicago.
DEAR SIRs:-There is no Piano on earth that
would be willing to take in exchange for the
Steck. Pure in tone. cvenly balanced. honestly
made, and wearing like piece of wrought steel,
il we'll deserves TO be CALLED "The National
Piano." CmAs. D. LAKEY,
Editor aud Publisher Ike american Builder.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-06-17
The Contes.toms of An Invalid.

The Confessions OF All Invalid.
Published warning and for the benefit OF yoRy niet
and Others who suffer from Nervous Debility, &C. supplying
THE MEANS sELFCrRH.
Written BY who cured himself and free on ecc-.
Ing postpaid directed envelope. Address,
Nay 20-6mos NATHANIEL MAYFAIR Brooklyn, y. Y.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-06-17
4lh OF July SpoPes.

Among the advertisements proposed by the coln.
lowing
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-06-17

T OST OR STOLEN.-T notes Of hand;
one for twenty-five hundred dollars, dated February l.
ISL made BY j. Green q Co.. in favor of John Lamb, and
payable denand6ve hundred dollars endorsed the
back May TO- 1871 the other for 1--WE hundred dollars made by
NJ B. Lamb and In favor OF John Lamb dated about Dec
1870 All cautioned against purchasing either Of
the above notes. payment Of the beer stopped
Ottawa, June IL, ls.L-3w JOHN LAMB.
nISSOICTION.- THE coparnershp heretofore
~ existing between Rouclic Sanders dissolved by
mutual consent, the 2Sth of May last John Sanders will
continue the grocery business the old stand Main
street. and will settle all presented him.
any debts due by the firm there any, while Mr. Rout
clne's receipts will be perfectly good.
GEORGE ROrTCLIFFE.
June Il, ls1l.-Sw JOHN SANDERS.
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nR. g. HARD. Physician and Surgeon, over No
~ ils Main street Metropolitan Block. Ottawa Illinois.
June eth. ISL
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DECIDED BARGAIN:

Farm Of l60 acres, about miles from Ottawa AT ONLY
THIRTY DOLLARS PER ACRE ii sold before July list
This farm consists of choice prairie and timber land.
we'll located Is admirably adapted 10 stock raising, will
make sood fruit arm and offered about oneaf
Its actual value.
Any one who desires TO own farm property will do well
eXamin. this land, ii !. really the very best bargain
been able TO Offer. Terms easy
For full particulars call on DIR. J. q. HARRIS.
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LARGE LIVING LION,

Free, Loose, Uncdgcd and Usch0ined, Ceuching
in all his Natirc Mjesty ami Bc0uty,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-11-30
BLANKS

We have on hand, printed from nov
type on good paper, u full assortment 0
legal blanks, including:
Deeds-Warranty, Qult-claim, Mortgage
and Chattel Mortgage
Dtstrtc! Covrt -Summons, Notices o
Trial. Notes Of Issue and Executions:
Justice'e Court-Sunmons and Subpoe
mas.
TO Town OrlloERs.-We are able t
urnish the following blanks TO order, il
any quantity desired:
Order Of Supervisorslaying out q new
road.
Release of Damages by Owners Of Land
Notice Of laying out Of roads (for public
Town orders. with stubs, bound or un.
bound.
Afidavits to be attached to all Bills, (fo1
town or county use.)
Bond Of Town Treasurers.
Constable.
g Justice Of the Peace.
Notice Of election to Town Office.
Oath Of Office Of Town Officers.
Notice to District Clerk of Election of
Justice of the Peace.
Notice of Election of Constable.
These blanks are suitable for any town
or county IN the State.
Orders from the country, for large
mall quantities, filed at St. Paul pric
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ST.. CLOUD, Nov. 9th, 1871.
REGULAR MEET1NG.-Present: President
Clark, Aid. Bridgman, Burbank, Carter,
Dorr, Lamb, Owen and J. G. Smith.
The petition of II. T. Welles ct ais, for
the vacation of Miller and Taylor streets,
between 81 and 9Th streets, south of Smith
street, in Brott s. Smiths Addition to St.
Cloud, and also the alleys, lots and blocks
bounded by said streets, was presented and
referred to the Committee of Streets and
Alleys.
Aid. Burbank, from the special committee
to whom was referred the matter of deed to
Lot . in Block IS, made report which was
adopted, (see rssolution.)
The following bills we're presented and
allowed under suspension Of the rules
c. D. Kerr, expenses to Now York. st.
Adams, kilograms, &c., &C
E: Robertson. killing eight dogs..." CSC
}. J. Dorr, wood. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 500
John Crowse, saving wood........... 1.5(
On motion Of AID. Bridgman the Clerl
was directed to draw orders for pay Of
Judges and Clerks Of last election.
On motion the Council adjourned.