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POLICE.
wutsry. MUSCLE AND MISCHIEF.

WHISKY, MUSCLE AND MISCHIEF.
| Commercially speaking, business In the
law-breaking line, yesterday, was from
"fair to middling;' but the cash receipts,
from such cases as were made, could be
put into the extreme corner of a sore left
eye and not produce blink
cially speaking.
The first on the list was Terence o Brien,
who should hide his head in shame for dis
grazing so honorable an Irish patryonimic
by getting lamentably and stupidity drunk,
contrary to the custom Of the O'Briens-
the descendants Of the great original who
drove the invader from his native green
ilse. Terence will take wheel-barrow
and the hot sun for II during the next six
days in expiation Of his offense,or for rather
the lack of money to meet the afterclap Of
Cairo drunk.
Timothy Maroney, apromising lad In .
bad way, for INDUCING in breach Of de-
corum upon the streets was, in the absence
of six dollars to pay for 1t, sent to Jail.
Tim was also fined ten dollars and costs
for assaulting Michael Calvin, who, Tim
alleged, looked cross-eyed Mt him.
Thos. Cloyed was convicted of selling
whisky without license, and was fined
ten dollars. The docket shows
an absence of figures under the
head Of Zines paid" from which
we infer that Mr.. Cloyed is atpresent So
journing in the Eleventh Street Hotel.
Amanda Wiseman Minnie Falls and
Miranda Pope, for inhabiting domicils to
which they have been driven by DEGREES of
is it society were each fined ten dol
lars and costs. Such characters are fined
if they live within doors they are fined
if they live out of doors; they are fined
and everywhere they are found.
But It is in almost all cities as it is in
Cairo. And 1t is considered law and JUS
lice in almost all cities as we'll as in Cairo.
Can justice be blind, and law which is
almost universal, be otherwise than right?
Susan Owens and Mary Williams, who
reside in den known as the " Hole in the
WALL" were fined sixteen dollars each,
and paid it.
Kate Hennessy, on Wednesday, was
very drunk and very disorderly, and yes
terday paid The city five dollars for the
pleasure Of breaking the ordinance pro-
hibiting it.
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We would suggest that the friends of the
q, and V. r. II. proposition should be ac-
tive. The county court would never have
permitted the question to go to the people
if they had not been confident that ma
jority of the ballots cast would be against
the proposition. This fact is evident from
the course of Marchildon and McCrte.
The petition in favor Of the proposition
contained !, 400 names; the petition against
it 72s, fact which shows that the opposi-
ton is more formidable than is generally
believed. Confidence in the result may
make the friends of the road relax their
hold, and result in defeat and that many
Of the men who were very active
while the county court was stubborn
have come to the conclusion that the bat.
tie has been fought and won is eviden,
from the fact that they are resting on their
oars making no effort whatever. OF the
committee OF forty-fve only about hal
dozen met together last Tuesday night L
organize the canvass. The fact il, tn,
friends Of the enterprise are too confident
They must wake up-get little life int,
them-stir things.
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SECRET ORDERS.

CAIRO roNNASDERy, No. l3.-Stated Assembly
al the Asylum Mason, Hall, first and thIrd sa..
urdavs in each month. ..|.
CAIRO CorSciL. No. 4,-Regular Convoca,ion al
Masonic Hail. the second Friday in each month.
CAIRO CHAPTER, No. 7l.-Regular Couvocation
at Masonic Hall, on the third Tuesday Of every
month.
CAIRO LoDoE, No. 237 +. "A. NJ Regular Com.
munications at Masonic Hall, the second and
fourth Mondays Of each month.
DEIrA LopGE, No. 5Gs p. q A. M-Reguia Com
municatIons at Masonic Hall-frst and third
Thursdays in each month.
THE oDD-FELLows.
ALEXANDER LoDGE, 22i.-Meets In Odd Fellows
Hall, in Arter's Building, every Thursday even.
ing, at o'clock.
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Coon NEws,-A letter from Gen. Burn
side, dated Providence, 10th inst, was re-
ceived yesterday in this city, and contains
good news. He says, after expressing sat
isfaction at the late action Of the county
court of Alexander, " Nothing stands in
the way now of speedily building the road
after the renewal Of the original subscrip-
tions is completed, ana the greatest OBJ
stacle-your county-seems to be about
out Of the way. feel sure the
action Of your people win have excelen,
effect on the people along the line, and bt
of great help TO the ROAD"
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We CALL special attention 70 the sdver-
tissmsnt, In another column, Of tho Bethes-
d. water, from the Bethesda mineral
springs, Waukeshs, Wis. The remarkable
curative properties Of these waters, in the
diseases mentioned in the advertisement,
have been very strongly endorsed by high
medical authority, who have made men,
ton of astonishing cures effected by its
use. This accidental and wonderful dis
covery Of Col. Dunbsrs is considered an
epoch in the history Of medicine on ac-
count of its curing diseases hitherto con-
sidered incurable.
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A CURE GUARAsTEED.-Kress' Fever
Tonic Is universally recognized as the best
medicine extant for the curse of fevers.
It is for sale by p. g. Schulz, druggist
two doors south Of the postoffice, and he
guarantees ell who buy from him that 1t
will cure chills and fevers. If II does not
cure Mr.. Schulz agrees TO return the
money. Can anything be fairer than
this may24tf
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DIR. r. V. PIERCE, of Buffalo, N. Y.
sole proprietor of DR.. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy, whose name ia printed on the
wrapper of the genuine, has for over three
years offered, through nearly every news
paper in the United States, b standing
reward of $500 for case Of Cstarrh in
the head which be cannot cure. That he
has treated thousands Of cases and had no
claims presented for the reward from any
one who has made thorough use Of his
means Of cure, is strong and conclusive
evidence that he possesses sure means Of
curing this loAthsome disease. The ca.
tarrh Remedy Is sold by all druggists OF
sent by mail on receipt Of sixty cents.
10 l4.lt-d &w 668
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Hin,e's.-Hime, at the old stand, on
Sixth street, near Ohio levee, 10 conduct
ing his barber shop in hrst-class style
It Is model establishment in every par
ticulsr, and while in bis charge oil Its Gus
toners will receive courteous attention.
and the benefit of excellent workmanship
Hair cutting, shaving, shampooing, etc.
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SHAMEFUL ABUsE.-The Anna Union
county, Adcertiser, of the 18th inst, cor
tains the following paragraph;
Judge Bross, Of Cairo, must either be
the veriest numbskull, or two legged
jackass-if the Cairo papers do not mis-
represent him. In either case his election
to the important position of county judge
reflects but little credit upon the intelligent
people of Cairo and Alexander county. 1t
appears that this self-important knOw-all
Bross, wilfully refuses TO replace the sub
scription already voted to the Cairo and
Vincennes railroad, or give the people a
chance to express the popular will on the
subject. Luckily such stupidity, in high
places, is not found very often, else prog
! ress and intelligence would make but slow
| Roadway. Down south such recusant
'cuss' would be admonished by sundry
| billets, under the nom de g,terre of X. X.
H.. and refusing to heed would be made
to feel the pleasantness of the "silken
string
The conduct Of the county court in ref
erence to the Cairo and Vincennes rail.
road matter, was very provoking, but the
responsibility does not rest with Judge
Bross. :The judge, tits true, angered
against the Cairo and Vincennes railroad
enterprise by personal considerations, did
not act as promptly as he should have
acted, but, ut the last moment, he came
brsvely TO the rescue, and by declaring in
favor OF submitting the whole question t
the people at the bsllot-box saved it from
revocable defeat. And, in Justice t.
Judge Bross. it should be stated he
now asserts that he was always in favor O
allowing the people to decide the question
but was opposed and his wishes defeated
by his associates. Whatever may bav,
been the motives which influenced Judg
Bross in his conduct with reference L
this matter we are glad to know that n
harm has resulted from his stubbornnesi
Indeed, the delay has resulted in good
the last proposition Of Burnside being tn
I fairest and most liberal that has yet bee
or can be submitted TO the court.
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THE MAILS.

ARRIVE. CLOSE
North, 1hrough...",."........ P:Dain. 200 pm
Woy.......................... 800 pun 100 pm
South, pm 100 pm.
Through N. o., Mem.
plis and Columbus.......... 23o pm. 400 pm.
OHIO River route, Except
Monday ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 600 pm. 600 pm.
Iron Mountain X. R............. 2;3oam. 1lOp pm.
Miss yer route, Tuesday
and Friday 600 pm. 7:oop.m.
Thebes Goose Island a Santa
Fe. His, Thursday FRI
i...... 6oopm. 7ooa.m,
Msyfod, Blanivilie and
Lo,e.acc, Recommendation am. 400 r IN.
orrIcE HOURS.
General Del very 1880 am.
Sundays $40 AMI
Money Order Department.. 500 am. 600
Register " ..... 500 Am. 300 PIN.
Money Order and Register departments not
o zen on sundays.
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do not blow o. other BARRIERS do,
Nor keep my rasors like King Williams SWORD
Because his sword, ~ all must know,
Though handled we'll, was rough.
keep my rasors sharp and keen,
And Cups and Towels always Clean
Perfumsry. too, Of all the brands,
That's made in this or foreign isna.
Then for clean shaving please q IN SHoP.
At DANIEL LAMPBKRTs BAhSH" "''oA'
IN v Inav sScS work il neatly done.
""" mylsdlm
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A FAMILY TREAsuRE.-The happiest
and best member of family is usually
called the light Of the household, because,
besides being happy and cheerful himself,
or herself, he OF she makes all else happy
or cheerful. The Charter Oak Stove h
such treasure. jel3dSwlt.
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Councilman Hurd was, on motion Of Al
derman Winter, adopted:
heso!ped, That special Committee Of
snree be appointed to receive proposals
from any parties to light the city for one
year, said bids TO be in BY the Both of June
to the Committee.
Alderman Buder moved TINT said Com.
mittee be appointed by the Mayor. Car.
ried.
The Mayor then appointed Messrs.
hurd' Taylor and Rearden as such Com.
| mittee.
IMPoUNDISa OF HOGS.
Councilman Taylor moved that tho
Committee on Police and Jail be instructed
to have portion Of the lot adjoining the
city jail, or some other suitable place. a.,
apart Tor tho impounding Of hogs. Carried.
NOMINATIONS.
They Mayor nominated Mathew C,.,l
Tor the position Of night policeman to All
vacancy, and appointed Messrs. Winter
and Woodward as tellers. Tho nomins.
nation was not confirmed.
Yeas.
Nays
The Mayor then nominated VIM. Downs
for the same position. The nomination
was rejected by
YeAs-G
Nays-6.
The Mayor again hom,na ted Matthew
Clark for the same position. Tho nomi.
nation was again rejected us follows.
Yeas.
Mays.
SPECIAL COMMITTEE REPORT.
The special committee, to whom was re i.
ferred the petition of sundry property
holders on 9Th stree. concerning the build.
ing OF VIM. Gearin, reported the sams
back, stating the petition to be- we'll found.
ed. They reported the building TO be in
an exceedingly unsafe and dangerous con.
dition, being liable to fall or take fire NJ
any moment, the timbers being rotten and
the building partially filled with cornbust-
ible material. Said committee further re-
ported the building to be great public
nuisance, and recommended that il b
abated Is such. On motion Of Council.
man Halliday the report WAS received and
the committee discharged.
Aid. Winter moved that the proper off.
GERS Of the city Be instructed TO notify said
Gearin 10 have said nuisance sbsted. Car.
riod.
Aid. Cunningham moved 70 adjourn.
Withdrawn.
The Clerk read an invitation 10 the
Mayor and City Council from the Rough
and Ready Fire Company to attend the
installation Of officers on Monday evening,
the 10th inst.
On motion OF Aid. Winter il was re-
solved that the invitation DO accepted and
the Council attend.
On motion Of Aid. Buder tho Cou neil
then adjourned.
M. HowLEr, City Clerk.
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Fox SALE.-The store-house on the cor
mar Of Tenth and Walnut streets, and also
tho stock Of groceries therein, are offered
for sale together or separately. Also .
good buggy and harness will DO sold on
private terms. Apply for particulars on
the premises. BEN. r. EChOLS.
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SELECT COUNCIL.

Regular Meeting Of the Select CounciIJ
CouscIL CHAMBER, CAIRO. H..
June ~, 1871.
Present-Councilman Halliday, Hurd,
Lansden, Taylor and Woodward-5.
Absent--Councilmen Schulz and Wood
3.
Councilman Taylor moved to dispense
with the reading Of the journal. Carried.
On motion Of Councilman Taylor the
rules were dispensed with and bills taken
up.
Councilman Schulz appeared In his
seat.
BILLS.
The following bills having been allowed
by the Board Of Aldermen, were presented
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IsyAsrs.-The most irritable and rest
,ess Of these tender little household puds'
are charmed as It were in quiet ana sweet
repose by using Mrs. Whitcomb's syrup
ieTd&wlw
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HAM.LToN's Buchu and Dandelion, as
good an article - Helmbold's Buchu and
for less money, for sale at p. g: schuh's
drug store. my2AV
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AVERT THE EviL.--If mothers would
give Mrs. Whitcombs Syrup to their chill
drcn when sick, mortality would DO less
among them. ltonly costs as cents.
lel3d&wlw.
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CONF TO STAY.-Robert Reid has per.
manently established coal yard at Cot
tonwood Point, Mo, for the purpose Of
supplying steamboats, with coal. Tows q,
all times, day or night.
jeStf C.S. HUTCHIssoS, Agent.
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State Of Illinois. Alexander County, s..
], A. d. Stafford, Cashier OF the City Nstions
Bank, Of Cairo, do solemnly swear that the ADO
statement IL true 10 the best Of my knowledg
and belief. A. B. SAFFoRD, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 70 before me, this i,tI
day Of June, 1871. II. II. CANDEE,
Correct Attest. Notary Public.
W.P. HALLIDAY,
X. II. CUNNINGHAM,
"a. d. WILLIAMSON,
jcleilw DIRECTOR
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MASONIC.
ATTENTION, SIR KNIGHTsl

ATTENTION, SIR KNIGHTSI
a regular conciave Of Cairo Commandery
No. Is, will be held at the Asylum, 10 the
/V\city Of Cairo, Illinois, on Saturday evening,
nth instant, for work in the Red Cross degree.
Sojourning Sir knights are courteously invited to
attend. JAS. 5. REARDEN, Recorder.
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

newly finished Cottage, on Washington-av.,
convenient to the courthouse situated on two
lots; four good rooms and q kitchenj will be
rented cheap. Applyto
TIM O'CALLAHAN,
Corner Fifteenth st. and Commerciai-av.
iel3tf
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councilman IAyfOr mOVeQ 70 concur IN
the action Of the Board Of Alderman.
Carried as follows:
Ayes-Hallidsy, Hurd, Schulz, Taylor
and Woodward.-6.
Mayo.
The bill Of Thos. Meehan hsving been
referred 10 the Committee en- claims was
reported back by said Committee without
recommendation.
Councilman Taylor moved to allow.
Carried as follows:
Ayes-Hallidsy, Hurd, Schulz, Taylor
and Woodward-5.
Nsys-0.
CAHILLs JUDGMENT
The judgment of Jno. Cahill against the
city for $4,000 having been allowed by
the Board Of Aldermen, 1t was presented
for concurrence. Councilman Hurd moved
to concur and allow Cahill said amount Of
$1,000. Carried by the following vote
Ayes-Halliday, Hurd, Schulz, Taylor
and Wood ward.
Nays-0.
ORDINANCES.
The following ordinances having been
adopted by the Board Of Aldermen were
presented for their first reading in the
Select Council: "An ordinance to regu-
late the duties of the Chief Of Police and
Police Constables;" ian ordinance to
amend section go Of ian ordinance to
adopt the ordinances Of the city Of Cairo
as revised and codifed;'" IAN
ordinance to amend ordinance No
29;" and San ordinance suthoriz.
ing stay Of execution in
certain cases." Said ordinances having
been read we're laid over for . second read
ing.
ASSESSMENT LISTS.
The resolutions approving and conarm
ing the assessment lists for the year 1871
and providing for tax levy for said year
adopted by the Board Of Aldermen on the
9th inst. and heretofore published with the
proceedings Of said board, we're presented
for concurrent action Of the SELECT Council
Councilman Halliday moved to adopt
Carried by the following vote; Ayes
Halliday, Hurd, Schulz, Taylor and Wood
ward-5. Mayo.
AN ORDINANCE.
Councilman Woodw ward introduced ant
moved to refer TO the Ordinance COMMITTEE
an ordinance to prohibit the employment
| Of lewd women in saloons and dance
houses. Carried.
TAX TITLES.
The clerk presented the petition Of e
w. MeKeaig, with the necessary affidavit
and certificates of purchase, praying tn
Council to direct the Mayor and Clerk Il
execute deeds to him for the following
described property, viz feet of east sid
of lot IL in city block 20; lot ~ in block AZ
lots 81 and 2s in city block 80; and lot 81
in city block 76; and . deed to 4. HowAr'
for lot 33 In block sc in the first addition
to the city Of Cairo. Councilman Tsylo
moved that the Mayor and Clerk DO di
rectod to mako deeds TO said McKeai
and Howard for the above real estat
Carried.
On motion of Councilman Taylor, III
Board adjourned.
NJ. J. HowLrY, City Clerk.
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THIRTY-THIRD REPORT
or rmi CONDITION or rHE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK

Al the Close Of Business on the loth day
June, 1871.
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MARRIAGE GUIDE Interesting work,
numerous engravings, pa pages. Price
so cents Address DIR. Butts Dispensary,
No IL North Eighth Street, st. Louis,
Mo. See Advertisement.
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RAILROADS.

TAKE NoTIcE.-TIME TABLE OF THE
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILRoAD.--On. and
aftsr Sunday, May l4th, 1871, the follow
ing timetable will govern the arrival and
departure of passenger trains at Cairo:
Dspart-Mail train, daily,.......1l:45 pm.
Express, daily,......".- 246 pm
Arrive Mail, daily................ $50 am.
Express, daily, except .-.
Sunday ................. $50 pm.
Although the regular st. Louis train is
taken of both trains out of Cairo will have
through cars for 81. Louis, which will be
taker through from Du Quoin BY tho trains
on the Belleville road. Direct and close
connection will be made At Du Quoin, and
there will be no change Of cars from
Cairo to St. Louis. The train leaving
Cairo Al ll:A5 pm will have q through
sleeping car for st. Louis. The sttcnt ton
Of shippers is especislly called to the fact
that Fruit Express train will leave
Cairo daily, Saturdays excepted, and will
make the run from this city to Chicago in
twenty-five hours.
JAS. JOHNSON Agent.
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The LOCOMOTIVES. The tow hoa,
"Little Condor " landed in the bend
above Cairo yesterday having barge in
tow with three locomotives and tenders
Tor the Cairo and Fulton railroad. The
names are the "Cairo," the Fulton D
ana the Roswell Beebe." From her,
'hey WIN be towed up Whits river to tn
crossing Of the CAIRO and Fulton roat
| THIS is business.
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MOUND CITY.

THE FORTHCOMING CATHOLIC FAIR AND
FESTIVAL.
The Catholics Of Mound City propose
giving, on the nights of the Goth and 2lst
of this month"; grand fair and festival in
Stokes Hall, with view of raising money
TO clear of the ground of the new cemetry,
which they recently purchased there
OF course Cairo will send each evening q
full delegation; for Mound City, be
it said to the credit Of her people,
never does anthing by halves, and this is
especially true, when the undertaking as
,umes the character of anything likely to
draw on the generosity and good nature of
her people. Ample arrangements have
been made for the pleasure and accommo-
dation of all who may be present, and a
cordial invitation is extended to all the
people of Cairo.
Mrs. MoNsARRAT's CONcERT.-The en-
tertainment at the Atheneum last night
was very excellent. The house was well.
filed with fashionable audience, and the
singing and instrumental music was splen-
did.
The programme was as follows
PARTI
l. Quartette, -. Cairo Quartetie Climb.
2, Tancred, Violin and Piano.
Messrs. Eisenbsig and weimar.
3. Judith. Solo for soprano. Mrs Monssrrst.
l. Duet, Don Pasquae, Doni.tts
Mrs. Lansden and Mr.. Schlessinger.
. 9. Wandering Jew Waltz, Mrs. Henry Halliday.
PART H.
| /. Solo, Mrs. Lansden.
| 2. Sonati, Weber.
Messrs. Eisenbsrg and weimar.
3. Tyrolese air, Mrs. Cunning
4. Kathalesn Mavourneen, Waltz
Misses Pitcher and Holmes.
| 8. Tenor Solo, TroubadOur
| Mr.. Schlessirger.
@. Solo, Mr.. Morris
II. Halls Quickstep, Mr.. Robbins and dau ghter
MARRIAGE GUIDE Interesting york,
numerous engravings, pa pages. Price
SO cents Address DIR. Butts Dispensary,
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

COUNCIL PROCEEDIS0s.
Special joint meeting Of the City
Council called by the Mayor for making
appointments and for other business
COUNCIL CHAMBRRl
Cairo, Ills, June IA, 1871. !
Present--Couucilmcn Halliday, Hurd,
Lansden, Schulz, Taylor and Woodward
and Aldermen Buder, Cunningham, Rear
den, Sease and Wintsr--ll.
Absent-Councilman Wood and AL.
dermen Carroll, Fitzgerald, Kleb, Met.
calf, Stratton, Swayne and Walder-s.
On motion Of Alderman Winter, the
reading of the journal was dispensed with
Alderman Winter moved to dispense
with tho regular order Of business. Car
ried.
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Councilman Hurd moved that a special
committee of three be appointed TO make
q contract with the Gas Company for
lighting the city and city Offices, said con.
tract to be subject to q ratification by the
| Council. Withdrawn.
Aldermen kieb and Walder appeared
In their seats.
] The following resolution introduced by
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ASSESSMENT LISTS.

Councilman Woodward introduced and
moved to refer TO the Ordinance Committe Q
an ordinance to prohibit the employment
Of lewd women in saloons and dance
houses. Carried.