The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-05-23

eTns. The following is the list:
Ace Of Diamonds, Crugier 2i, Silas
Z Rich, Quicksilver, Ellen Peck, Owen,
Lady Star, Lady Grey, Brown Kitty,
/ Lexington, Hambletonian, Hatty,
/ Chestnut Dick, Jay Cooke, Chestnut
! George, Jenny Lind, Joe Cathcart,
/ Clara, Copper Bottom, Gold Dust,
| Cole. Bav Jim, Black Mack, Ratt!ing
Jim, Dock, Wingard, Lady Clyde,
| Yankee Sam, Joe Hooker, Peerless,C.
/ NJ. Clay, Canada Jack, UIbana, Jen-
ME, Brigham, Ohio Girl, Lady Crow
der, Jennie Ferguson, Richland, Inch
I Worm, Lady Huron, Bellevue, Ca
dele, Mohawk, Jr., Ida May.
The number is large and comprises
many good and fast horses.
In Luek.-We find the following in
the S7lUeT State, published at Union
vile Nevada:
] "HAs MADE COIN.-It was often
the subject of remark among old
miners in California, who thought
they knew all about surface indica-
tiOns, that a green emigrant could
come in and sink a hole IN the most
unlikely place in the world TO find
gold, and 10 the surprise Of everybody
would strike it rich. The case Of
John Robins, late Of the Humboldt
Register, reminds US fOrcibly OF the
luck of the "greenhOTn" in California,
not, however, in discovering, but in
making sale of a mine. Many at
tempts have been made by Old Hum
boldters to sell the mines in Winnie
mucca mountain both to San Fran
cisco and Eastern capitalists, but all
to no purpose. \ short time ago
Robins took hold Of them; went to
San Francisco as 4 green emigrant,
and 10. he has effected a sale by
which he realizes $4,000, and the
owners of the property get paid their
price therefor"
COuncil.-AlI members present but
Mr.. Briekner.
The matter Of the Sandusky street
side walk was referred to the City
Solicitor.
The Fire Committee reported with
a sample of hose. The matter was re-
ferred back to them to find upon what
time and terms the hose could be pur-
chased for 1t is proposed to buy 500
feet.
The Committee to contract with
Britton to act as engineer of Seneca
Chief and Janitor Of the City Blu i'd
ings reported that they could not
come TO an agreement and referred
the matter to the Council. On mo-
tion Of D. SeehOltz the committee was
empowered to contract with H. Brit
ton at $500 per year. Carried unan-
imously.
The City Commissioner reported
that the water cour9es on Melmore
street were bad and recommended the
paving of one and the grading of the
two others. Scheiber and Seeholtz
were appointed to investigate it.
At the request of the Marshal, for
police purposes, the lamp at the Com
mercial House was ordered TO be kept
alight all night.
The ordinance to yacate the alley
between lots 43, 433, 45 and 46 passed
its third reading and was adopted.
Schelb's petition for the privilege of
keeping open his ice cream saloon on
Sundays was tabled.
The Clerk opened the bids for haul
ing away the dirt from street clean
ing, and the bid of J. Emich was ac-
cepted as the lowest. His bid was
S195.
A resolution to adopt the plans and
specifications for guttering Perry
street, from Sandusky river TO the
alley between lots 3lS and 319 and to
build a wall across Perry. street at the
river was introduced by, Mr.. Gross,
and was accepted by ayes and 5
nays. A resolution declaring the
necessity of guttering Perry street and
building a wall across it, at the river
was lost by reason of the lack of
the requisite two-thirds vote.
On motion of Snyder, the matter of
the 4th Ward sewer was introduced,
and it was decided to appoint three
new appraisers.