The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-03-07

learn the amount OF the iuzs, Dut IN
de-stand that most Of the articles from
the business rooms were saved.
One Of the buildings burned be-
longed to Chss. Leiner.of this city.
stIII PushIng.-J. S. Yerk has de-
eided- to put up, the coming season, a
large addition to his Stove Works at
the Depot. The building is to be Of
brick, three stories high and 100 by %
feet. The first floor will be used for
shops and the second and third for
storage. He has already contracted
for the lumber for the building, and
also for the extension Of the block Of
which we spoke some time since.
The Ohio Stove Works is growing
rapidly. and its business demands the
additional room contemplated in the
new building. Their goods are Civ
ing excellent satisfaction, and the
Works ere being run to their utmost
capacity. We like to see such inter-
ests reaching out. Push them.
heatFical.-Felix A. Vincent's
New York and Western Theater will
open at National Hall on Monday
evening, March IL, and continue three
nights. Vincent is a frst-eIass COM
edian and an excellent actor in gen.
eral parts. Miss Annie Cogswell is
with the troupe and stands high in
theatrical circles as an actress. The
Company as a whole bears q good
name and wherever it has given en-
tertainments has been spoken highly
Of and veil appreciated. We hope to
see full houses greet the Company.
Mr.. Vincent and Miss COgswelI have
visited this city before.
Still they COme.-The Toledo Com
merciaL Of Wednesday says: "We are
credibly informed that the Hooking
Valley Railroad Company have in
contemplation the extension Of their
road from Columbus to Toledo. The
route which seems to meet with favor
is by way of Delaware, Marion and
Tifin. This is almost an airline and
passes through a section of country
which would afford much local sup
port and forms connections with 9TH
er roads which would be of great i'm
portance.
At Tifiin it is proposed to have a
branch road run to Fremont, connect
ing with the Fremont & Put-in-Bay
Road leading to Ottawa City.
It is in contemplation to have an
excursion to the Hooking Valley coal
mines at an early day. Due notice
win be given, and it is expected that
points on the proposed line Of this road
will be well represented"
COpHcll.-This body met with all
the members present except Mr.. No
bic.
The following claims were reported
for payment by the Finance Commit
tee:
III. Britton, salary y............ .........S37 so
]. Raub, % nights and p days
police e............................... Al %
George Miller, 25 nights police. 4S so
A. D. Nichols, 25 nights police. 43 so
Gas Company....................-.... 50 OO
Samuel Shade, assessing 4th
n
Ward sewer......,.........-... IL W
D. Cunningham, assessing 4th
Ward sewer.......,..:........... II 90
MI. Brewer, assessing 4th Ward
sewer and examining tax du-
plicate, z w
Then Marshal reported that % street
lamps had not been lighted during the
week.
The report of the Committee to
change the bed Of Rock Creek was
passed, the city reserving the stone in
the wall along Market street. The
report of the Committee was published
last week.
NJ. Wagner made a proposal topur-
chase land between lots and 8, I'd
Ward. It was an alley and has been
recently vacated. The resolution de-
elaring the necessity Of improving
Perry street passed its third read
ing. Ayes Z; nays 2.
The alley south of lot s, block V
was vacated.
The Board of Health made its An
nual Report.
The City Clerk was ordered to certi-
fy to the County Auditor the follow
ing unpaid assessments for sidewalks
and repairing sidewalks:
Lot 800, 500 90; lot S59, s. 50; lot
827, So rs; lot S1S, s27 90; lot Ss5, S4 90;
lot SsS, S5 90; lot 249, s. 30; lot 24O,
S24 60; lot 20 e. p, SIS 81; 8. 3lot go,
s2 90: g. J lot $50, 81 so.
A resolution passed instructing the
City Commissioner to advertise for
bids for grading, draining, paving and
improving Water street.
The City Hall Committee reported
paid into the Treasury S18 90; and
Hall rented for Easter Monday and
three nights during the Stock Fair
and longer if wanted.
An order to give the fire companies
s., ,I25 passed It's first reading. The
money is distributed as follows: Sene-
ca Chief, S75; Independent Co. No. 4,
1926; Hand Engine No. 1, $500; Hose
Co. No. !, $125; Hand Engine No. 3,
$500; Hook & Ladder Co. No. 1, 500;
Hook & Ladder Co. No. 2, 800.
Public SaIeS.-By bills printed at
this Office we learn of the following