The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1872-03-28

on Sandusky street.
Sunday School Instltuts.-The Sun
day School Institute Of Seneca Co,
will meet at the Presbyterian Church,
Melmore, Saturday April 9Th, at 10
o'clock A. NJ.
PROGRAMME.
l. An address on some practical
subject, connected with Sunday School
work.
2. Reports on the state of the work
by superintendents, or other repre-
sentatives.
3. Essay by Miss Mathews. Sub
ject. "The Model Sunday School,"
4. Miscellaneous business.
8. Discussion Of questions from the
/ query box.
6. Children's meeting, addresses, &c.
All are invited TO attend.
Not DemOeratIe.-At the Clinton
township Democratic Convention on
Saturday, VIM. Kline ewasrenominated
as Treasurer. Squire Beilharz was his
opponent and was very indignant at
being defeated. The, Squire claimed
that Kline had the Office several terms
and it was not Democratic to keep
him in longer. If that was Democratic
it was not his Democracy and he
wouldn't stand it. We pity the
Democracy if the, Squire goes back on
it. He is an old stsnd-5y-one of the
faithful, even unto Office.
Notsatisfied with going back on the
Squire the Convention nominated a
young man named Bowser for
Assessor, leaving Haynes, who has
had but one term, out in the cold. He
did not like it.
The old Trustees were nominated.
The Ohio State Volunteer Firemen's
Association will meet at ChiIlicothe,
on Thursday, May 9, 1872. Compa-
nies sending delegates will, at least
ten days previous to the meeting, ad-
dress J. H. Nugent, Lock Box 492,
Chillicothe, so that ample arrange
ments can be made for their reeep-
tion. For further particulars address
I. Cook HOvEY, Cor. Sec.
Urbans, Ohio.
Easter Monday BaII.-The members
Of Union Hook & Ladder Co. No.
have made arrangements which will
insure g most pleasant time at their
ball next Monday night at City Hall.
The hall has been put in the best pos
sible trim, and is as good for the pur-
pose. as could be desired. We hope
the boys will be literally patronized.
The gentleman having in attend
ance the most ladies, will, at the close
Of the ball, be presented with a fine
gold ring.
Council ProeeedIngs.-Council met
on Monday evening, all presen except
Huber.
The following claims were ordered
paid:
J. Sheiber, coal..................... 25
Philip Emich, Stationery ......... Il 20
II. BrittOn, cleaning City Hall.
Oc......... ..........-............ 90
Appropriation to Hand Engine
No. 3, quarters Salary to April
/
Hartnett & SlOman applied for set
tlement for grading Circular street
contract awarded in 1870. Referred. |
The ordinance to improve Perry
Street passed its first reading by the
following vote: Ayes, Eidt, Gross,
Kaup, Myers, Noble, Seeholts and |
Snydea. Nays, Hershberger and Hor-
ner.
An ordinance prescribing salaries Of |
City officers, and repeating certain
ordinances passed its 1st, I'd and Sd |
readings and adopted unanimously.
A petition from fifty citizens re-
questing the erection of a gas lamp |
and post opposite the Methodist /
church on Market street was received,
A motion to instruct the Gas Co. /
to erect such post at the expense of
the city was lost.
The Clerk was instructed to procure
the necessary stationery for the cleo
ton.
The Marshal was instructed to make /
report daily to the Superintendent of
the Gas Co. Of all lamps not lighted. /
The Gas Co. was directed to put
lamp on Shawhan House corner, at /
expense Of the city.
On motion of Mr.. Noble, the clerk 7
was instructed to copy the Petition to
the City Council, praying for dona-
ton for the sufferers by the Fire in
Chicago, in 1871, and send such copy
to our Senator aud Representative at
Columbus, with the request that they |
introduce an act or bill authorizing the
Council to assess an extra tax of 81
500 on the city, 70 pay those bonds
which were issued.
The Committee on Fire were direct !
ed to wait on the City Solicitor and
have him prepare the ordinance max
ing the appropriation to the different |
fire companies.
The COuncilmen in each ward where