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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY,
Fourth Judicial District.
Sew .g,th Ser atefid District.

st. Janes.l
State Senator, E. Boyec.
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INVENTORS and others Interested IN
P4TENT BUSINESS should address
Edison Bros, Patent lawyers and 80
icitors, 459 9TH ST., WASHINGTON, ID. T., Tor
Advice and Circular.
IF we report an invention patentable We
are willing to wait for our fee until . patent
ia allowed.
Letter from Hon D. P. HOLLOwAY. for
mer Commissioner of Patents, dated " ash
ington. March 30, 1858
al ehserfully commend to all persons Who
may have business III the Patent omoe inc
firm of Edison BrDs.. "a gentlemen OF prompt
| business habits, and in every respect worthy
! of confidence
| Is concur in the above. i. Z, lHEAAeE'
! late Com. Pats,
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D0TALDs0Iy1LLE, La,
Saturday, August 8, 1873
LOCAL J0fTuNGS.

What saloon keeper ought to mix
The best +" chain lightning" punch =
Link.
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An eacometer took place upon the
Belle Terre plantation, Assumption
parish, Thursday evening, bet ween
MI. P. Roohell, oEerseer, and colored
man who had been discharged from
the place SHORT time before, and the
oEerseer received q heavy blow across
the forehead &on = club which inflict-
ed = severe Though not dangerous
wound that hled profusely. Mr.. Ro-
chel's brother in Jaw interfered to
put q stop to the fiacas and he also
received blow in the face with the
club, hut was net seriously hurt. We
understand that after being struck,
Mr- Rscheu snatcled the stick from
the Lands Of his assailant and failed
| that individual ia a vigorous manner
until he begged for mercy.
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j. d. AUGU3TE, L. DE PORTER,
St. Charles Pc, La. Edgard P. o., La.
Aug1.stin s. DePoorter,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.

VIII practice i'll all the parishes of the 4th
Judicial District, and before the Supreme
Court OF the State. noF25'-
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Died.

DIXON.-At New River, on Tuesday, July
Goth, 1873, Absalom L. Dixon, aged 40 years.
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POLICE JuRY.-On Tuesday spe-
cil meeting Of the Police Jury was
held. Ike president presented, as
his reason for convening the body, a
petition signed by dozen citizens
setting forth that it was absolutely
necessary that a meeting Of the Police
Jury Of the parish should be held for
the transaction OF important business,
the interests Of your petitioners being
;nvolyed.'' A motion was made to
declare the office of Sergeant-at-Arms
vacant; lost The Jury took recess
of half an hour to recuperate. Upon
| reassemhling, petition from tho Re
cor,ler was received requesting the
attention Of the Jury to the dilaplda-
ted and unpleasant condition OF his
office. A resolution authorlng the
Recorder to make necessary repair:
and alterations was adopted, afte1
which the Jury adjourned, worn ou
with the herculean labor performed
in accordance with the prayer OF thu
netitioucrs whose interests 50 urgent
" required the special session. W.
feel justified in assuring our reader
that the country is safe.
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The fine dry weather, interspersed
with occasional light showers, that
prevailed UP to Thursday, has been
succeeded by an almost incessant
drilling rain-one Of these lazy rains
that makes humanity sleepy and IN
1olent, and causes the chickens to
loaf around disconsoiateiy with tails
depressed and voices stilied, resem-
bling animated inclined planes. The
rains in the Now River district have
been much heavier than in this por-
ten Of the parish, aud the roads out
there are reported to he in horrible
condition. We tear considerable in-
jury to the Gotten crop will result.
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Town CoUSc1L.-The city fathers
held their regular meeting at the May
o,ss Office Monday. The committee
on engine house reported that they
we're hopeful Of soon finding sulta-
BILE location, and had received assur-
ance of hearty cooperation from the
Police Jury Of the parish. The Mayor
was. bv resolution, directed to instruct
tho Roand of Public Works to 1nstl-
tute legal proceedings against certain
settlers upon town lots, in order tina, tna'
tho rcyen ues from said lots should oe
+,,,,,,1 into the town treasury. Inc
Treasurer was ordered to cancel al
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How, When and Where to Advertise.
See the Advertisers' Gazette. Sent
bv mail for 255c. Address,
GEO. p. HOWELL Il CO.,
Al Park Row, New York.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-03
axe Warning :!

y.NHE y. a. =. II. 90. COMPANY ARE
L anxious TO tax. due rrccaa:iCn against &c
ridsCt. an ! less OF life resulting f-cnI running
Of their trains: ard ttey tzSe this method O.
U=r1in- PARENTS and Guardians against the
dangers attending the too common practice OF
Children playiH: .DOg,t tkai- Cars AMI Iaccno-
fiyss. Itose having il charge the business 81
sac Company find i Impossible TO PERSUADE
so-s who frequent the tcrlIiIli and stopping
Places Of tls rOat; from climbing upon the Cars
All engines AMI they will feel themselves
obliged to resort 70 more decided measures if
teess sLIoy2nces a-s continued Recent acct
dents, which sr- wholly ascr.oabic 20 the care
ssscexs or persons jIInlpin. or AMI Of the ears
whaG IN lnotisa, should be warming enough in
thsnselyss- L. y. YERIEGTON.
superintendent.
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SuMNONS,
\ THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIKI,

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Il Second Judicial District of the State of Ne
vada in and for the County of Ornsby.-MARY
KEMP. plaintiff VS.. JOHN KEMP. defendant.
Action brought in the District Court of the Sec
ond Judicial District Of the State of NEVADA, in
and for TIE County of Ormsby. and the
plant filed in said County of Ornsby il the ofice
of the Clerk of ssid District Court.
The State of Nevada sends greeting to JOHN
KEMP, defendant.
You are hereby required to appear in an action
brought against you by the above named plaintiff
in the District Court Of the Second Judicial Dis
trict of the State of Nevada in and for the
County of Ormsby. and to snswerthe complaint
file therein on or before the first Monday il
November. A. d. 1873.
The said action is brought TO obtain decree
Of divorce from the bonds of matrimony here
tofore and now existing between you and said
plaintiff and decree that plaintiff have the
guardianship, education. care and control of
ELIZA ANNA KEMP, aged three years. the
daughter of yourself and her. Said plaintiff
alleges that You deserted her, wilfully, more
than two years since; and that you have failed
for more than two years. to support her said
child: all Of which more fully appears from her
complaint or file in said Court
And you are hereby notified that if Won fail to
appear and answer The said complaint is above
required. the said plaintiff VIII apply to said
c, urt fer the relief prayed for il h,r complaint.
Given under my hand. and the seal
SES Of the District Court Of the SecoIs!
go Judicial pIstric: OF the State of Neva-
Cla. in and for the County of 0TInsly. this 5tll
day Of August. il the year Of or LcE3 CIe
thousand e: Z: hundred and Fcye nj -tAr-c.
T. J. EDWARDS. Clc.z.
TAo,rss Wells, Plaintiff s Attorney
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Gold Coin Gifts, will be distributed among til
holders Of tickets. as fellows:
, 1873-08-11

corner Of Randolph md Dearborn streets. introducing
arat'nasa y1nado clothing which onnbtcd gentle.
men ss e"s 1 a moment With gss
von @ te ,s 1as aao
qa s so:k b. G s sy so91
and consequently soon Haclred largo b,,Bi1,caa md
general confidence. After twelve ycra of SUCCESS
Co., tic meabsrs d slie wo1e oas sia" ae'aad ss1 VIII
The pioneer rn worry fow days nfser ille tire found
them ready for business on to bo,.h mud wes. B!dcs
pon as s. s2es etc., At Vii ' 6o ." w, s 1sa% @
fali trade III. Edwards iutty retired, ID, now
Arm, Wilde. 1laest \ Go; retaining, lloweyer
o easyo of o hos nn a
address, under tho most favorable aunpscos. Tho res
dent pattner Mr. William G. Dluott Inns had years Of
s5srSss n IN s 6shosy 6 nS ~ oFSgy
honaly worry popular. Tho New York partners, James
wilde Ir Co., boing ono Of t,s odoS., nest known
5 nn1 oa m to apns ea u s
latoht stylos at the very lowest lHres Tho location
is conra aud oaally accessible from all ponss. Tho
proyerbal corteay with which all who visit their storo
are treated makcs the firm hosta Of friends. Tho in
torior Citing Zip u this olcgant aalesroom Is elaborate,
highly ornamental pleasing 10 tho eyo, md ataptea
% oil the do'nai,la Of largo trade. On the tables
mud slzes and suitable for every possible requirement
III slo boys' and clren's department to DO accn
s1ss % far al ages TIC f1rnslhng dopart,nont Is 70;
with Tho Barlcs aaso IN full atock Tho cuAtom trade
In MI Important speciality, and III unor tho charge Of
e1Rertencea ,t n mon: III styc sn md Rl thoy nd
c!ohs and veaingA they prepared to show, oyery
tAsn can DO yr1tiEed.
with capital, experioncc and cncrgctic mnnage.
prosperous: Tor years It aa been vi tho inHt!-
uons Of tho city, and 1t Inns eyar been their conha,t
lin nii rri!e, by courtaoH httontfon aud rnustni
Ing, to rGaBe tho public aud meet tho demands OF all
CUuerH,
, 1873-08-11
ENGLAND AND FRANCE.
rho Now Trcnty OF Commerce,

Tho Now Treaty OF Commerce..
Tho following is tho toxt Of the now treaty OF
Commerce botwoen England anu France, Just
ratified. It appeared III lilo London Times Of
July 2o: -,
OF january, l8Go, is ngain put III force md tho
contracting parties guarantee to each othor tile
treatment Of tho mont favored nation.
AIT. 9. Frouch slips and their cargooB In
England, aud English ships and thoir cargooa in
Franco and Algerin will be troatod lit every ro-
spect III the sanlo manner o. national ehipB and
their cargooa. This article does not, however,
which romain sub3 3cct to the respective lawa OF
tho two countries.
''ARr. 8. Tho contracting parties agreo to Oh
tablibh by supplementary convention, tho rati-
31st of Juno, 1874 tho arrangements which shall
appear to them necessary relative to consular
attrihutions, transit, tho Cllstom-1IouHo rogula-
tions affecting tho entry Of merchandise, tho
examination of samples, and all other aimilns
matters.
''ARr. 4. Dating from tho 1st Of Jan.,nry,
1874. or sooner il possible, BritiBh mineral oils
will bo admitted into Franco at Custom-
Ho,lso duty Of per cent. It III understood
francs, Or eight france pcr ono hundred kilo-
gramuos, established by tho law of tho 10th Of
October, 1871, or tho duties latcr established.
Commission, tho members OF which will bo
appointed by each Government, will meetiu Par
il after ratification Of tile preacnt treaty to settle
questions respecting tho duties lowed on British
IMMORAL oils and examine in wl,at measure it 1nny
possible to reimburse tue duties levied beyond
+ per cont, and beyond tho duty Of five francs
or eight francs III cases whero British IMMORAL
oils have boon introduced into Franco since 1871
othcrwiso than In execution of CONTRACTS pre-.
vionsly concluded. Tho contracting parties, be-
fore exchanging the ratifcations OF tho present
troaty. will nominate a third party ns arbitrator
Oh matters connected with tho aforementioned
| questions concerning mineral oils.
"AnT. 8. Tho proBont troaty shall romain in
| force until the 30tl OF juno, 1877"
, 1873-08-11

The Law. contcmrlatos tho graluat withdrawal Of
all tho silver eoins of the Empire, md tho s,it
stitution In their pnco OF tho national gold
coins, national bank notos redecma'lo In gold,
and subsidiary Bitvor aud token colnH. Indi-
vi1unls 1,ago Tho right to have 20-nark pieces
conqd for their own interogts, Mt tho mints
designated for tho coining Of tonatfonal nancy,
wEionevor tloBo minta arO not employed for Gov
Cd to prevent entirely tho circulation Of foreign
coina, and to tlocilo whothor tho Imporial Treas
,ry nhall receive foroign currency at tho rato 1t
horotofoIo Inns in inlnnd trade aud IN Hac1l casch
to f1 tho rate. Until JIM. !, 1879, ell bank
system arc to bc called in. Aftor that limo only
allcl bank notes III aro rolcen,able in national
currency will m be iaHucd Or a'lowod to remain il,
oreulaton: Ills same regulation governs oil
tho difforont btates will bo redeemed jan. /,
1a7f at tho lateat. An iBHue Of natio1la1 papor-
money Will bo mado conIormnblo to all Imperial
tho issue aud circulation Of tho national paror
money, ah we'll M granting relIof to the various
btatoB for tho purpose Of rotooming tl,cr papor
money Tho carrying of this low Tito ofrect will
large amount Of subsidiary silver md token con-
ago; and, tho mlntH Of tho Empire boinR OIL
gagged upon tint work, thore will necessarily 10
a large reduction in tho rato Of Tho gold conage,
world, particularly London; md it will also tenl
worry strongly to decrease tho shipment Of gold
coin and bullion from tho United States. Tho
colnago operations Of tho Oorluan Empire, dur
ing tho last eighteon months, Withdrew TOM
porarily from Ito accustomed channels, betwoen
S150 O00 900 and $500, 900, 600 of gold and con-
ton,platod the substitution Of gold coins In place
Of tho largo a,nount Of Ailvor hitherto tho etnn
dard In tho Gor1nRn States. But 1t Ia doubtful
whetllor tho plan Of tho German Government,
which evidently contomplatos the expectation OF
! Its immonso surplus silvnr to tho States main
thinning the double standard, cau be carried fully
, 1873-08-11
Tlle New t3er1.Rs,li Monetary law.

! Tho following arc among tho important pro-
yisiouH Ut tho now uor1nan Monetary law, full
T ury Department: For money in circulation, IL
to bo substituted tho national gold Standard tho
mark (valuo % $40 eents), being tho unit OF tho
moncy Of account and Of the coitlago. Gohl
coins oonpist Of 8, TO- und 2O lnarla. Tho sub
sidiary coinago IL to consist Of i, 2, al,d 1-mnrk
pieces, alld Sd and 20 penny pieecu. lilo tokon
coinage, q 6 anil l0-penly (niokol-copper), aud
aud 2-ponny copper pieces. The Subsidiary and
token coinage ii to DO manufactured Oh account
af the Empire, aud Issued in exchang9 at PR for
OF tho silver and token coinage is not to excocd
12h mayk. per capitu Of tito population OF tho
Empire, which viii make tho issue amount to
something oyor $100. .000, 900 in value: At each
isHue au oqual amount OF tho existing silver
coins uf tlu StatoA ia to DO called in, and, 1lBt
Of al, those not belonging to tho thalor systeu,
, 1873-08-11

TIE Cmeulr CopEF.-a,o93-Nenrgo Miller OF al. =.
Edmund Juxsen nss,.mrsit. 5000. B094-San,e y.
Banso assum1s, ss,o30. 8,095-Appeal. 8,09t-Ar
peal. 8,097-Irancls Gaughan v Frank II. May snt!
IIuyes '. Thomas " HALL bill in chsncery, tsee head
IotcH). S0y9-ratrick Durtan Y. The Chicago l.
EorthWeBiern Railway Company petition to supply
record. 9,0NEAppenl. 9,o01-Alargarot +. Gnlliyer
ct al Y. ". +. Wentworth and g. D. Woolworth bill
for ffsf aud pj he'd nsa.S Ho5s sa,os Sq En-.
GEN. Michael q. Mrueho, and Poer Frenllb; aitlayit
10 liold to ba y0cs- II. Bradley, for use Of paigo
Remlck. ". II. Young. Hugh leaa, aud panl q Kano.
TT agrEos ,,tssma pss4ehsr
Reid v. Chicago Alton Railroad Company treapasa
on tho caBc $1,51g.B5. 44,sae-E y. Jst1rayk ca. V
]. r Etons, ". H. Eahon, and q. D. Lawrence; at
sanpsit, $500. 44,557-It. B, Cafln ct al Y. Sanlo
Eel 1Ssn' u v Fl Frank f. Hken asssnps
.5G0-E Folrntor OF. a. Y. Potter Keller; asBnnpait,
$500 AbGl--wM. II. lsrownson ct al. Y. Christian
Kasa!ng assumps, $780, 44,hG-Appeal. 44,5G5-
John H. Naan y. John Y. Dicher; capias. 45dt7I.
Company aud Anhroas For; clecs,pent, *l,oO0. H.
G5-Nulort Q. uarpcr OF al.. W James O.. Grant
ani John rr1ce; assuml~it, s5,o0o 44.hG6-
John g. ning V. John Monzc; assuupst, $4,000.
4+,oGT-D. G. llongh et al. v. Louis Danbo. Aaron
Nj Celler Ct a. '. Isaac hliloAswnki aHsua s5au.
4,bG9-Wn,. Ourrio ct a. Y. tho Frear Stone Ma,l'l-
featuring Co.; assumst, s. ooo. t+,6T0-Na1 Dawxi-
ger Y nory s. liaau tresMss 9n tns .o cass S4 $oo.
MY 4: M;cssty y. t',o Gty q uaicsEo; trssrqss
Marlin and ja,sies A. Doveraur nAsut,pait, $500.
A,574-Wm. Curry Of III. v. Charles p Jenkins nno
Jeremiah ,, d asS 1 as,nmp:r nnp 3 h 9or
voasa ttsTasa for 81: eSt ataoy. asihrpssi . I
|, Ht7s-Appeal. a407u-D. @. Hough et al. Y. L.
Dauho and CharlcH Schraaer; attachment, 10 0OO.
, 1873-08-11

IEIlI4OH6 WE'VE INEHENIEU
from Ira Holmes, DowenB uonore aud Others
for n brick-Howar OH Forty-tirst street, from
State Btreot to Droxol Boulevard, tllenco through
blaple street to the lake. From ". X. Eyerson.
nna others, to hnve EsrTe avenue grado and
From Union Copper Distilling Company, to hive
Dalton Bridge provided with hoiBtillg apparatus
80 that tho draw can bo rniBod and their Htono
boats rnsB up tho Calumet Riyor. From Hyde
Park Company to provide for future repairs to
street lamps.
hIlaCELI4AEEOuS.
The subject OF Interest on warrants to J. Nc
Caffrey OIL Wabnah avenue was doferrod till tho
street III, Finished Tho Clork is to amend liu
standing bonds and indobtcdnoBs, md tho nggro-
gate income Of the preceding year. Tho report
Of tho Judiciary Committee on the, legality OF
Trustees salaries was rcfosred to tho Attorney
Adjourned to Monday evening noxt to con-
slider water works.
EVANSTON.
At tho regular monthly meeting Of the Diroc-
tors Of tho Evanston Free Library, held in tho
Library rooms, president J. II. Kodzie in tho
chair,
Bills amounting to e112.80 wore ordered paid.
On motion, the 1:ibrary Committee was aushor~
izcd to expend $200 in the purchase Of now
books.
Tho Committee on Rooma was instructed to
furnish tho necessary additional shelving.
Ill0 l1lbrarlafl 3 report 8nOT0d tlat tho Library
contains at present 012 yoIu1nos Two hundred
and tlirty-ciGlt yolumea arc tout III
public ING. Hercnty family aud three
individual oartla for books Ind been iHsucd Tho
Hon. George II, Harlow Secretary Of tho stato,
has donated quite . largo number Of Legislature
Reports, dc.
At tho last meoting Of tho piouecr Company,
tho officers o1octcl for the coming year were al
follows. Archibald Winnie, For0mau; Earnest
ldlor First Assistant; B. A. Hardy, Becond
Assistant; Oharsoa @. HaBlsin, Third Assistant +;
| NJ. u. Jott, Secretary. Tho members Of the
! Company will receive certificates. only % thoy
! deserve them.
a uu1nbor of tho most prominent roBidonta
| havo tondored q complimentary benefit to MI. e,
II. lott, the musician, who In about removing t0
Boston. It will occtr OIL tho evening Of Tlll,ra-
day, tho 2lat, aud tho performance will bo alto.
| getllor musical.
| Tho Peak Family gave two worry Interesting on.
tortninnlents, to good houses, ut Lyo,l'H llall
Friday aud Saturday evenings.
The Eclectic ltoatl!ng Climb will hold it8 reg,l
lar meeting this evening ut tho residence Of II
3. IIurl,
Or. Northrup. OF tho Chicago Baptist Thco
logical Seminary, preached III tho EyanBtoE
Dapttat Church yesterday morning.
| The cornerstone Of tho now Methodist Epi8
cophl Church, in South Evanston was laid yes
toraay afternoon with yory interesting exercises
Ao.lrossos wore mado by Dra. Fowler, Briggs
and Dandy. Tho church III to cost about 2lO, GOO
, 1873-08-11
PERSONAL.

NJ. serro, of Paris, france, III ut tho Pacific.
George Rlehlan, U. s. A., Ia ut tho Sherman.
DR., IL. slooum, Of Sun Antonio, Texas, IL ut
tito paoiiiu.
Capt. John W. Wells, Of Portland, Oregon, Id
at tho Pacific.
=. LeolarJi aud George Ford, Of China, AFRO ut
tho HtIormal,.
Tho Hon. D. 6. LoE1ol. Of Washington,..D'
O., il ut tho Pacific.
Count Dc TMronnes, lutte Fronoh Consul to Ja-
pan, ID Mt tho Sherman.
II. G. Saul, Syracuse; W. Il. Iailwig. Dostoni !
II. Goodman. I4ockpor.; g. a. Tinker, syracuse
y. II. Fronull, Pittsburgh; i. i. Young, Wash.
inftonl la.; ]; 9, GlltlH, Iiarpor'a Ferry' were
at the South Bide Drlgga 1Ioi,ao yostorlay'
e.; Tho following woro among ilo prolninontt { ar"
riyala Mt tho Sherman 1lonae yostorlay: Natilnn
Wasron. l,oHton L. L. Cl.ilas, OMnila; john
Yum, Cincinnati; John Adds, DenYer A.
, 1873-08-11
PUBLIC ANNOYANCE FROM STREET III
PR0vEMENTS.

To ths Editor af I'hs chfcauo Tribune:
Sin; Why Ii It tint bridges anl stroets must
always bo repaired in tho daytime, during buHi-
moss hours, whom people need them most
Tako Madison atrcot brldge, for instance, which
has boon swung for tllrea or four lays, norcly
because a fow boalxla noutlod rollowing,-a job
which could lust ~ woll have hoon dono ut
nIght, by special workuon, without any serious
, 1873-08-11
SUBURBAN.

nj rcotiltg oa tho 1uyaio Pnrl1 lonrl Of
T'rllAtueA.-'Tlo Stuck Etaral Tracks to
10 l3cmovcu FROM E'OrttctlA street,.
List Of Oyertlrt.Svll ASHcnhIslo IslolntA--'Elic
l;yanNton Free I.fbrnry--Nt,io lslau-
dred and Twelve Volumes on the
Shelves - miscellaneous Items from
EvnllHtON.
, 1873-08-11

At tic regular ,nuoting of tho Hyde Park
TruHteos on Saturday afternoon, bills wore pro-
sontod and roforrod amounting to $13, G2.87, and
bills woro ordered to DO paid amounting to
91,3i2o1.
UNION srocK-YAnp Il Transit RAILROAD.
Tho Transit Company lately commenced laying
down q second traok from tho Illinois Central
Railroad to tho etocl-yartls. Tho citlzons ell
mnHso protested, md asked the removal Of tho
track. Tho natsor was roforroa to tho village
attorney, with powor to net. undor hs direction
arrest every person onployed on the work, and
tho work stopped forthwith. and Inns not boon
roHu1nod. Tho Company sought permission to
lay down tho aecond traoh oyor their right Of
way, al Of which 'Sah referred to the judiciary
committee, that said Transit Compnny has no
right Of erdY; that Fortioth strcot wnH dedicated
% public street in Juno 1860 alld 1867; that in
May, 1865, said Company .Htolo tho ntroot with
Illegally ovor since. "And TINT tho granting Of
a right Of way for SECOND track. or permitting
said Company to use tho highwny Of the village
any longor with tho tfack already lnid. would DO
in5udicioua, nnwiao. and an incalcnlablo injury
to largo portion OF tho property OF our village;
and 1t was -,
Rtsofeed Tint tho village attorney Immediately take
Rep1 to procure the removal Of tho track of tho Union
ncnr Forioth street, and across fo village, viii ful
power to act IN ths premises, and to command legal
hroeeedings, usee'sary to carry out tho object Of
authorized to employ nddfonal counsel, II needed.
srnEET EXTENSIONS.
Ordinances were adopted to open and extond
Wabash, Michigan, Indiana, Prairie, and Caasl-
mot avenues eauh 100 foet wide, a,,d South Pork
avenue LOO fcot wide south to Ninety fifth
stroot.. ..
SUBDIVISIONS ArrnovED.
Taylor's addition to- South Chicago being n
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