The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1873-08-14

county, Will, we feel confident, attract
to our city on the dsy, of exhibition
the largest crowd ever seen in Tiffin
on any simiIar occasion. .
We advise our friends in the eoun-
try to come in early and see the grand
procession, with its elephants, cameIs,
chariots, ponles. horses, and nearly
miles of gorgeous cages; horses gaily
plumed, and drivers uniformeds
Remember the two MenageTies, one
of which IS free to eeeyybodg, and
don't forget the day and date-Satur-
day, August1e.
Real Estate Transfers entered upon
the RecordeTss booksffOr the wee k
ending Saturday last;
] Harris to Elizabeth Harris.4n-
lot 800, % Ward. .:..........-.sl 900
B Knopp to L Kirchner, in-lots
444 and AS BIoomviIle-........~ 80. $50
B Knopp to R Ross, Dots AZ and
43, BIoomYiIIe.. -, 49, .,............ 150
n C Kelley to Garrison & John
ston, in-lots SO, 4O,M, and A.
4th Ward. .....................-..... $50.
R A FOncannon ct al. to ME-
Lease, in-lots 3O2 and 3O5 Sd
Ward ................... .m -. Co.,. 200
R A Gray to E McKelvey, in-lot
19,4th Ward, Gray's addition 225
] Baumgartner to NJ Pfeifer, in
lot 3S1 Ist Watd............... -. 475
A s Bementto G Foster, out-lot
27 Fostoria.s, ......... - .......,..,. 1000
C Foster to Mary L Stewart, ouf-
lot q Fostoria. ia............-.......... $500
NJ L Stewart to n L Bement, in
lot 453 Fostofia. -;........ ......1..A. 1900
A Seifert to J BAmberl, II acres
inBloom tp-.~....................:... 400
Matthews & MsIoy to d Be7s-
Ter, in-lot 81 Baseom;............- 125
Matthews g afaloy tols Border
in-lot Ss B4scom -S...,......,...,,. 125
d ] Neikifk 70 H Hippler,
acres Reed tp....... ...:............. 5,167
JKfilley to A ) Spislef, in-lot-2
Bloomviile--..................--.....-. l5Q
n Dittenhafar to J M Spconer,
in-Iots aud 6 BloomyilIe.,.... $50
D schaull to- y N schaull, 10
acres Hopewell tp..;.s... GOO
VIM Schock. to r & J Munzer, 70 u
<acTes Thompson Il tp.-.........>.-. 1000
A-E Coever 10 G Foster, 40 acres
Lpudon tp .............:............. 1880
G Fishbaugh to 81 g Crum, in
lotS59 Davis addition......-....,- $50
r A Walker to Vollmer and
Ullrich, in-lots 6s4, 6S5, CSC,
So, 6SS, esq, $50, 6sf, 692 and
698 1st Wsrd ......,. 80. .................-. 1000
c Hunter to J Gray. in-lots -S26
and SSl id Hunters addition
to .Tiffin .a............z...s............. 200
cornell. 4hlonday evening. All
members present except Horner and
Noble.
On motion, Messrs. Hull and N.Y.
ers were allowed $500 for cleaning al
ley. h II
Med. Harmas and others requested
cross-walks over Circular and Rebec-
ca streets, and on motion OF Mr.. Sny-
der, the Commissioner was instructed
to build gravel walks across said
streets and across Perry street at the
intersection of Johnson street.
The Commissioner recommended
that where parties living on aEstreet a
or alley put down cutters along their
lots that the city continue them across
the streets and alleys. On motion of
Mr.. Snyder, the Commissioner was so
instructed. 4U 1tTsngfJ j.
The School Board asked for the
grade of Market street, and the COM
1 missioner was instructed to furnish
the grade OF said street and also of
Minerva. 3.
On motion Of Mn Landon, the Pres
ident appointed committee of three,
with the City Commissioner, to con-
fer with the County Commissioners
in reference to building an abutment
at the river on Perry street. Landon,
Snyder and Seewald were appoint
ed.
A resolution was passed directing
the City Commissioner to lower the
bridge over the railroads on Sandusky
street, SO that the bottom of the
cords of the bridge shall be eighteen
feet above the track, and that the
bridge be put in : passabIe condition
by September lst.
A resolution that the Clerk certify
unpaid assessments on the Wster
street improvement passed. IL, was
also instfueteil talcertify edp the Ssec.
ond installment OF the same assess
ment. - ti' 81
a resolution for the Clerk to certify
the. frst instalImeht OF the perry
street assessment was passed. IA
A resolution to build sidewalks in
the Second Ward west of Sandusky
I street bridge, by lots of II. Grady and
VIM. GOalthurstt was passed. y
| Bids for the pAiating Of the Market
House we're dpsned aud sall were re-
jected.
The'Cierk was INSTRUCTED TO adver-
tise two weeks for bids for pAinring
Market House.
Mr.. Gross was instructed to pur-
chase twenty-five cords of wood for
the Engine Houses. 81 %
The ordinance making an appropri-
alton to pay the contractors on the
Fourth Ward Sewer passed threeread-
ings. afa -
i TrG II 7TTTsFR "a H
The time of the different Hook and
Ladder Companies at the Upper San
dusky Tournament, Tuesday was as
follows
Fostoria 4Ol sec, Tiffin 40, Gallon 40,
Marion S63, Bucyrus IS, Nevada SSl,
Ada z The prize was awarded to
the Bucyrus company, as the Marion