The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-05-09
sTOCK'FAIR ITEMS.

DluNh TAIN u n AO.
At the Shawhan House can be seen
a fine, large Lithograph, showing 4
Herd of cattle that viii he exhibited
at the Stock Fair.
Arrangements have been made with
the C. S. & c. r. R., to carry passen-
gers and freight at one-half the usual
rates.
Breeders in Lorain county have en-
tered So head OF thoroughbred cattle.
A number of Southern running
horses are on their way to Tiflin.
JuFOFs.-The following are the
Grand and Petit Jurors for the June
term of Court, drawn May 81. 1t
convenes the 10Th of June:
GRAND JURORS.
VIM. Cupp, Seneca; Isaac Slime
baugh, Bloom; E. G. Bowe, Sd Ward /;
Geo. Shannon, Pleasant; J. B. Stearns,
Scipio; John p. Gangler, Big Spring !;
B. f. Bum, Thompson; Chas. Nep-
per, Big Spring: G. r. Huss, 5th
Ward; Thos. w. Watson, Pleasant;
John Loose, Pleasant; S. S. Beigh,
Scipio; f. T. Conser, Thompson;
VIM, Rex, Jr., Seneca; Geo, Brown,
Jr., Liberty;
PETIT JURY.
Cbas. Reinhart, Thompson; Ste
phen J. Pecher, Hopewell; Henry Her,
Loudon; Abaer NeibeI, ID Ward /;
Timothy Weed, Reed S. H. Kisng-
er, 81 Ward; Edward Ch lids, ID
Ward; Josiah GoveIing, Adams (;
Jas. Decker, Reed; Michael Cough
lin, Hopewell Peter Haefiing, Seneca.
COunclI.-Monday evening all MEM
bers present:
L. Wisler was granted the privilege
of cutting drain through an alley at
Madison street, under direction of
City Commissioner.
The following claims were allowed,
by ordinance
S. j. KintZ, stampS.................a : "O
Geo. Miller, 30 nights police. 45 90
A. D. Nichols, " " " - Oh
J. Raub, " a 90. 10 On
H. & G., coal. -..............-. 6a %
! q. Z. Stephens, freight. .6 90
Kruder & Frey, work on II.
| & l.. w. ..........-..-. IS ~
p. Hill, work on hose Carl Il 30
/ II. A. Buskirk, pals at fire.. IG .
John Berrin, q ...-.. " Oh
5. Manly --...- = y
Wagner& Brickner'' " -..... 3 @
/ Il. a. Amende, supper for fire
! men a." W.
/ Miscellaneous. IS 90
! Gassner & Theil, building walk p on
For filling cisterns and to fire
police to different persOns......-. 50 OO
/ II. BrittOn, salary, etc.-..-........-. 81 81
( Hand Engine No 3......-..........- II OO
A. Rowland, 20 days sanitary
police 4 JO
/ Gas Co., gas and repairs..........-.l6l %
/ Miscellaneous, under the SANTA
ry, street cleaning, imprisOn-
ment and repair fmd..........-. IS w
F. D. Kishler, Chairman Water
Committee, reported that the Com
mittee had examined the cisterns on
east side of river, and found them in
good repair and 4 fair supply Of Wa
ter. Cisterns as follows are needed
at intersection Of Sycamore and Mon
roe streets, Washington and Circular
Coe and Circular. Also water should
be taken at junction of Madison and
the river; also at alley north OF
Loomis & Nyman's foundry, also at
junction Of Perry and river. The ex-
/ pense of this arrangement would be
light. The committee reports against
raising the salary of Mr.. Britton; al
so report against the purchase Oi
more steamers.
The alley back of the WOOlen Mil:
was ordered repaired, and if not done
at once by the owners, the City Com
missioner is to do it at their expense
1llG MAJ VI Ael l5oAt tCu Oh w ANStAh @
for fines, etc, and had Treasurer's re,
ceipt therefor.
Young America Hose Company pre-
sented communication Announcing
that they had withdrawn from th'
/ Fire Department, but that they SHOULD
keep up their organization. 1t wal
received and filed. \ resolution b!
! Mr.. Gross inshucting the City Com
missioner to advertise for bids 70
grading, paving, and improving Per
, ry street from Sandusky River to tn
alley between lOrs 3IS and 3l9 was re
{ ceived and adopted.
| An ordinance to vacate alley in Is
{ Ward, between out lots IS, 49,, 45 AM
= 4G was built.
} An ordinance to vacate streets an,
= alley in 2d Ward passed its first read
{ ing.
Mr.. Huber withdrew his resigna
ton which he offered at previou
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