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Spring Mountain Tunnel Mining

Spring Mountain Tunnel Mining
Company. Of principal place q
business, San Francisco, California; Location
Of works Ely District Lincoln county, New
Notice is hereby given that Ut meeting OF the
Board of Directors, held ON the 6th day Of
October, 1878, an assessment mo. ~ Of twenty
cents per share was levied upon the capital stock
of the corporation, payable Immediately in
United States gold coin, to the Secretary,
at the Office of the company, No. 81 New Mer.
chants Exchange, San Francisco. California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 18th day Of Novem.
for sale at public auction, and unless payment
| is made before, will be sold on the LIST day Of
December, 1873, to pay the delinquent as.
sessment, together with costs Of Advertising
and expenses of sale.
By order Of the Directors. .
| j. NJ. BURLINGTON, Secretary.
| once: No. 81 New Merchants Exchange, San
| Francisco, California ol9-td
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Pheasant Prompt aua Eaesgra Iwa tnseu al
uEbs mar. tar bowels auaa astt uaEH.nE. Uu-
lse OH Ef. tary mover eaHss pam Dor require
increase ~ aHsa ta HgFfget ours.
4bHE agfa Aa#g.f H.EEl.fsz. NaEErss r. III
aH ~s# Haa#. au8 eYafg evil arising
tE#fa taHlFEEIss aua isusfsgE#H. Warranted
g a.I atsEa ~ l.HNs. e.aaaT bleeding nf t..bd.
Iua' hes. r.s LsfF. Boa 70 etc. Wallad free
lar this -asi Er.en
uU HaHNI>9N< ICELAND Ett%AN
q sEsaaa.a s1re iar lHHaus, HasasisHss sud 81
4EEaAE aHH LfEa complaints. Iag saae by B..
S. HARRISON 4 co., BTagHetHrs, Sc. 4 TIE
maH. Temple, Boston, and by al Druggists.
LI5a
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SPECIAL NOTICES


alH aEHf ..FEe az g.zaa.Has6s3 e. raH
Easer. p a. g. usH 20 Aa ua sFasai
fFaauF JAS @
q. g. WEMAN. W D.
AdaHirHaa chapter, No, T.. a. A. =.
AFtt fra.sE sta aE Wednesday tFdn.
Ha 2aH. 81 e a#gzE
d. d. ~IMoNIS. e. q.
VAN skrE Ha8
NklHnsr Peat SO. g. g.. A. r..
Nefts q A3sas' Igs.L. Fa-.ary r1at $50 else arH
Z aHssaE rFeaHE GO each atAs
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Il l. 0 r | d A .

FL ORIDA,
From November to May, Florida is the
fa7orto resort for northern people, butts limit,
ed hotel capacity prevents many from making it
their winter home who would otherwise do So
I, is proposed to build large hotel at come
point in the state to meet the requirements Of
those who desire superior accommodations
by experience at the st. James Hotel, jackson.
y.llo, last winter, enables me to speak confidently
as to the success Of this enterprise. For inform.
alton as 10 plane, tc., address
FIJI. ORYIS,
Equinox House Manchester, Vt.
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l,I,r2a Of rheumatism, neuralgia, lock-
jaw, palsy sprains sweIiugs, eaked breast scalds
burns salt.rhcun, ear.aehe, &e.upon the human
frame aud Of strains, spawn, gals, &c. upon ami
mails ia one year than have all other pretended
remedies since the world began. Il is a counter.
iIiant, an all healing pain believer. Cripper
throw away their crutches, the Jane walk, peis-
onous bites are rendered harmless and the
wounded are healed without scar. 1t ia 10
humbug, The recipe is published around each
bottle. Il is selling as no article ever before
sold aad it sells bccau-e it does just whs it pre-
teuds to do Those who now suffer fromIheu
matism pain or swelling deserve 10 suffer If they
will not use Contaur Lumout. More than 1000
certificates Of remarkable cures, Including frozen
imbs, CHI onic.rheumatism, govt, running tu-
mors, &c, have been received. We will send a
| circular containing certificates, the recipe, &C.,
gratis, TO any one requesting it. One bottle Of
| the yellow wrapper Centaur Linimont is worth
one hundred dollars 70 sprained or sweeniod
horses and mules, or for screw-worm in sheep.
/ stook-o.ners-thi linimentis worth your atten-
ton. No family should be without Centaur
Liniment. Said by all Druggists 90 cents per
| bottle; large bottles, 81 90. J. d. ROSE & Co,
| "a Broadway, New York,
| CAsTonIA ie more than a substitute for Castor
Oil. 1t Is the ony safe article in existence which
| is certain to assimilate the food regulate the
| bowels, IRE wind-colic and produce natural
| sleep. 1t contains neither minerals, morphine
or alcohol, and il pleasant to take. Children
/ need not cry and mothers may rest. 2l5ly
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#8t Hu -Ff FIRE t8 tHH school house sH
"-aaam iasa very hard character
20 af tan least. and 60 severely punished
81 w..0 uo. uame am.ss.
AhAA'>'t4>.
tase- in Court are as follows:
Wednesday, second la. T. n Aoafs.
.'. '.'4@. -''' nous '' ] ',' pass l'' .''
'''..- W." IMMUNE ''' ''"As 'n ''' '.''s
'' NC" j 'IA. '''''' ','' -"".l
0 ..' '''"' 'o,'" gay. 1.' H. ''"@.''' ''.
- r'.'''''.,, .'s'fA'' '" assault anu
u.aln.e go receiver SO st5 COSTS
FRIDAY .nrtb a., MN Cban.y5.r
g.. ug.5la,. oa.5 y.,g. ym:,t -T,s.ra.s
i'm. a...n., and t,,e,. ynr3,.t guiI,, 81.
e.. ytnt.r.n Smith naf gnirty ,s 70 Isaac
-rnfrl,. and ,bsl pbfnGH r.e,ye,. or MIN.
,.r.o -ms,b aate s
~.,nr4., fai 1.v ~ po.. .vs a,,s
~, r.3... Inn -Trn.ra.. mr. ss..ol,
,.a ..n... y...l.-, smiths. f,a.,,n.,,,
o.. lt,....,.fsrs ....,..rr..t.
,.,4... .t,n,a., p..l.. lla.. ,..
n o. I,5..,aJ -.rre.,... f,r rnnn,ns
a,sfa.. and ininripv pl5,utfg~. horse m
ia. t;.,hca, T5a5 nan3.,.,
Il Is thought probable that the cases for
the jry viii De disposed Of this week.
wooproRp.
A tcp,irhoreau entertainment OF in
y.ied eue-is. al THE Fox House Hall. Fri
dav. Dec. u.
1r.. No,ta F33, cam. near hoino
g.-,...f,. ,,,,,oJ ana 1.y'I.., ,,o.l ~,
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u.. ID,
'' = '''''' N'' '''-'' C""' =" " ~, w
u'''''".s' !" WV 'e' y ''' VI "o" '''""S'
"1'' i''''' ''t'''''""'S arrangements
were '"""e al '"e cI'se 81 Tue SUNDAY
''e"I"s m@e''2' new l'eA'e' Nooo!
WIZ denver ''o o'''oA''ry sermon. O,of,
~ me" % al, "e"oin' nations are '"N''e"
70 a"eHh ana Pa'"olPA'e III tue exercises
r"s' se'''1' Ill ~ o ''"oN d. H.
--Messrs Crawford X Cowell, who re-
Gently purchased The City Hotel took pos
session Of the same Monday last, We
have no doubt the house will be success
fully conducted under the efficient man
agcloout Of the new proprietors, but we
regret the departure Of Mr.. Fox from
town. Mr.. Fox has always been an in
1uputial citizen and hold Offices of inn
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or PARLIAMENTARY PRACTICE
TAKEs ON SIGHT.

u n 10 AFN t14Ni II Last dtlN l1Nrk
4 LExggys ExzT0ywEzBzE combination for
CaIVa--gr-. AgguIs and SaIrsmeul HENEY WARD
BEEeHHs family newspaper gives every sub
seribora path OF the largest and tiuest OLEO-
UHApUS--twB most attr snhJtcts, that
"takes on sight-paiu,ad by Mr. Anderson, a-
cont. ast and companions for her wide Aeakc.
aud Past Asleep" Agents have IMMENSE
SUCCESS. call it the best hurlYeaa ever offered
cautassets" We furnish the ughteet and hand
somis, outdt, and pas very high commissions
Bach subscriber receives WITHOUT DELAY two
beautiful pictures which are ready for lMMEbl.
ATE DELIVERY, The paper itself stands peer
less among family Journals, being SO popular
that OF it's class 1t has the largest circulation IL lte
tr0rIdf Employs the best literary talent Ed
ward Eggleetau'- serial story 10 just beginning;
back chapters supplied to each zubscnber. Mrr.
Stoves long expected seriel TO My Wife and L.
begins iu tue new year, Any one wishing good
salary or an Independent business, 4 g \ I :
should send tor circulars aud terms 1 WANTED.
60 }. Is, FOsD & CO., New York, Boston, Chicago
Cucinnatl OF San Francesca.
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ALTON 81 these caors by turning oUt ea
maas aa3 ralua.aHs the fair largely.
Attendance fem abroad is invited.
EAST rrprHg.
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The ihaw oi la't week took oil The
500" a double quick, and iorty-e'ghi
ho"rs from TWO feet ana hat OF '"o"
W. ''. i'''" 90 '.'N t".,"',' ,,.'' ~" ,''' VI
ta., ..t..,n,l..,..'..s ,,a ,na,,.,.in ,.,,t
mn 81, doom 40 ,o D.. co,,,olIcI "a o.,
nraugl lbo aclds TO avoid the drifts. and
two DAYS later The sloighipg was on its
way To- the Connecticut and the same
team was pIoughing at home.
JAMAICA.
Friday .eorn,,o D..o,ohsr 9Th
Mr.. Trou and six Of hf, men had a
narrow escape from drowning. while
n d. 50
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MADAME DE ROSSA'S
n II II r. q

is the bost preparation IN the world for beau tify-
ing the complexion. 1t imparts smoothuess
transparency and rosy freshness to the skin
Cures an eruptons Of the face Isnot Injurious
Sold by Druggists or sent by Mail Price 30
per box, Address
MILLER BROS,
l22jmx37 1l3 Maiden Lane, n. Y.
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RI Q 0 Z H A G II j.

CURED INSTANTLY,
without Iujurg ~ tho goJtA Single bottles sent
by mail lor IS cents, one dozen bottles for s.,
dfty bottles fal 80. orders respectfully solicit
cd. bgea's ord ring hf'y bottles shall bage the
exclusive light b. sell D the town IN which the
live. Address l. p. BAEBOWs, Cumberland,
Albany Co., n Y ZJiF
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cash paid for lurs at
AGAIN VICTORIOUS

FAcgaEF FuNr Dee. 81 1873.
Ma. ENRON e.. uuUueaaaT syuutua there e1aa
alvey time 60 the Sewing Machine HHHues. la
thls place, tutwpou'lhe we'll auoaU Wheeler a
Wilson and che Weed HaaNIuos 90 tha huuag of
Mr. VIM. S ChclHa. Tho Wheeler Wilson nae
operated by M. S. Benedict. aud Tho Wood boy S
NJ. Lyman. At hrst there seemed t1 ua HaHe
ten or twelve ueighbors so favor Of Che Weed
who came iu 60 Wltuoss the trial, but i. was only
g short time before theis opinions wera changed
by seeing the great range Of vuIA done on ihs
Wheglor.d Wilson. Ga doing heavy WORK over
q seam tho Weed failed 10 do itstJer several
times try ing, bruakiug thread aud three er iuuI
needles, 40 last giving II up and admitting The
point There were come 10 points advanced 90
winch tho Wheeler u Wilson g0t ~ az seen he
low The trial lasted some Eve hours
lzt Bobbin holding most thread W IS "; End
Changing attachments " s. W 3rd. EasIusl
running " a ~; 4th, Most durable W a Gi a,h,
Quickest threaded " & W; 9Th, Sewing over 8
.oam W & "; TIN RulltpE without extra attach
ments " 4 ". Slh FrIug by one seam W d. W
9th Without change OF tension from heavy u
/ light thread WV "; 10th Thick goods W s. W
| llth Sewing fastest " q "; 18th Otuug quiok
es. Weed, l3,h sulIost running W W.
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RUFFALO ROBES
MASON y JERKoWsKGs,

Bates House. Corner Store,
43 Merchants Row Cor Center St,
RUTLAND, VERMONT,
Heavy Moscow Beaver Oyercoats,
Blue Black and Brown,
50 90, $l2 90, $lt 90, Sl7 90 & $40 so.
FORMER PRICES
$l3 90, SIS so, SIS SO, $23 90 4 $25 SO
Fine Castor Beaver Oyorcoats,
$1l so, to $lI, formerly SIS $50 to $l7.
Blue, Black and Brown Chinchilla
Oyorcoats Sc 80 to $ll SO former price
50 90 to $ll 90
Heavy Gray Cass. all Wool 0ycrcoats,
50 90 TO S.. former price 81 70 to $40 so
Heavy satinet Oyercoats, all Colors,
81 so to So so former price So Is to 81
Cape Oyercoats,
Ulster Oyorcolts,
Tamas,
Etc. Etc.
All Qualities and Prices.
Boys, Youths and Childrons' Cape
Oyercoats, with aud without sleeves,
and all other styles in the market from
81 50 to $l3 90.
None, poo-or Snitg from SI9 IN IN
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Tla lhaw of last week took on the
SHOW at e double quick, aud iory-ejgmt
bours from TWO feet ANA a half Of snow
go iae p.ow Is The quickest limc au record
Ono day our friend Mr. Lille was draw
lag bark 10 tbe top Of the mountain with
snow 30 deep as TO be compelled 10 90
nrougl che fields 10 avoid the drifts, and
two days later the sleighing was on It's
way t1 the Connecticut aud the same
team was ploughiug at home.
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Tn re is no pain which tho Cen
taur Eminent will not relieve, no
swelling it will not subdue, and no
lamcness which IL will not cure.
THE is strong language, but IL is
true, II has produced more cures
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Heavy Moscow Beaver Overcoats,
Blue Black and Brown,
50 90, $l2 90, Sli 90. Sl7 90 q $40 so.
FORMER PRICES
$l3 90, SIS so, SIS SO, $23 90 4 $25 so
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News is SO scarce as to command q
premium,
Where is your lady correspondent
from this place. Have been looking in
vain for something from her.
There has been Iarged sized thaw
which makes It very good getting about
in the woods
There has been some talk of Christ
mas tres, but money is so scarce IL will
probably elbow over"
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Dexter Pierce has Gltel up ibe old
Way mill fgr gl,e manufacture OF clothes
ttfUa
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DIX srMoNDs. Commando
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Heavy Gray Cass. all Wool 0ycrcoats,
50 90 to S.. former price 50 70 to $40 SO
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Bates House - Corner Store,
43 Merchants Row Cor. Center St,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-21
W. Il. HALLIDAY

l'ivhi tht bu'yuDlb lIbuug
II Louis, Chicago and even the village
Ot New YORK may boast OF their GOLIATH
tut WA all their capacity, tact ana
/ wealth., We venture the assertion tnst non
vi the above named bsmlets can trot am,
han Of greater breadth Of bushes.
tfsIh, entsfprise snd genuine American
push, than VIM = Hsiii1Sy whose dom
( ic,l hes j.. AZ the junction OF tie two uiyb,y
rivers that iOrm the preat Mis,i,sipn,
valley, known ~ The Egyplisn Itsf
CIV, commonly csliei Cairo,
Heretofore Mi Halhisys priuc.p.l il.
tefests were conferred 10 his immense com.
fnision aud banking houses at the hitter
named p.Lre, bat II Ne srr not greatly
mittsheu his principal Interests in he tu
tute viii center ia Perry county.
HIS immense coal interests. lu.t north Of
The corporate limits Of Duo loiG, are o..
suming proportions that viii not only
attract the attention OF the peopic
thro4gout this state, buI that OF The
world
The coal works At these mine. hsvs
been the largest "a Southern Ill,poi. for
many years, but Mr. Halliday j. now
'Hlidihg anarrOw -yIEse railroad running
cast OF the old mines about onr HI,enhefe
tunnel is g. be constructed for the pur.
pose Of opening o new coal shaft. into tie
superior coal vein recently discovered hy /
hun, sni wte'e he ta- purchased An rx. |
ierSiNe tract Of land tor mining purpose. /
Some surmi-e that Nr. HALLIDAY de.iyp. /
10 establish smelling furnaces, coke ovens. 1
rolling mills, d. a. thi. point. Thi..
however, l. mere conjecture. bat whatever /
ms ultimate purpDsos may be, one thing ia |
certain Nj Hal iday will know them be. .
fore the public does. That be :. prepsr. |
ing TO carry on the coal mining business !
on metropolitan basi- IL unienisble, aud
That this section Of the country will .hare
in the benefits is equally true.
In addition TO this, his mammoth salt |
works are being pushed with great yigor. |
aud he expects 10 have them in full blast |
before the 1T day Of January, 1874. One |
such A. Halliday is worth more thanans- /
ton Of crnsker-, or -peculsting theorizer, /
such men uild cities, feed The hungry.
si-i clOthe the naked
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MOTTO

mere vii be u meetin., of the chamber
Oh commerce at the room, OF the board, a,
~ o'clock M Saturday 10th instant t.
take into consideration the improvement,
OF Leyee street All the merchant. in
The city, whether members Of the .os,a
or not are earnest, requested To- 10 pres.
ent, a. 1t iss matter OF the greatest ma.
pofianoe. Z. ID. MAtHrss, Vice PEST
4-I- q.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-21

The barber shop is on the corner of
Eighth street and Commercial avenue
whore j George Stienhouse with his gem
tlemenly assistants can be found at any
hour of the day or night, ready to soothe
your feelings with smooth shave, or cool
your temper and head with a good sham.
poo, II is hrst-class shop, and you are
sure of receiving trst-class treatment.
Ladies and childrens hair cut or curled
after the most approved styles. s-l6.tf
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CHoLERA.--The angel of death is again
lowering over our fair cities, Thousands
Of lives will he demand unless confronted
in time with the surest and safest prevent
alive ever used--Dr. McCsbe's Renowned
Medcsted Blackberry Brandy, 1t has
never failed its record ia triumphant in
the cholera districts where thousands bear
testimony to its unparalleled success, Be-
ware of villsinous limitations put in sim
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SIDEWALK TAXES

The general lists of delinquent sidewalk
taxes having been placed in NV bscds
Tax payers sfe notified that ii tb. ts,a.
are paid by the 1T proximo they NAV / :,
pad In city scrip, otherwise they mus, Ae
paid IA c'sh together with the costs.
A!En II lEyH,
''i County Collector.
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NOTICE.
DuQuoIN, September II, Ii

DuQUoIN, September II, 1873
70 the friends and patrons and would.he
patrons Of the conservatory of music.
Owing to sn attack of typhoid fever,
have tailed to reopen the Conservatory on
the first of September, as ! advertised
when closed on the first of August. l
am still on the sick list, but expect TO be
able 10 be in my room in few days to at
tend to business, and hope to see all old
patrons and many new ones, Due notice
will be given, Yours truly.
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PRICE OF TICKETS,

Single Tickets, $40 Eleven Ticket.
i4' 90 Fiity-six Tickets $4,000. one
Hundred sad Fifteen Tickets. $4,000.
The drawing viii be made updr. the .t5.
penhtendence OF q committee appointed hy
the h'ghest officials in the state duly sworn
10 the faithful performance VI the duties as
signed them.
The highest officials both OF civ. Comfy
thd state have not only endorsed Mir
Abeles, but also his scheme.
he demand for tickets is Unparalleled.
ana all desiring 10 participate in the draw
ins should AZ once form their clubs and send
IN their orders.
AGENTS WANTED in all States. cities
dHs.
- Money should be sent los Registered
Lrtter' J.. o. Order or express. " it'll the ull
ADDRESS oi the purchaser in plain writing.
for further information aud particulars
s"hd Tor circular to the Manager and PRO.
prieter and address
SIMON ABELES,
ICaNeEwOrth. Kansas
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Rev. FgEL l.. THoMrsoN will preach
ia the Methodist church this morning at
100 o'clock, Sabbath school at three
o'clock, after which the ordinance Of hap
tism will be administered. Persons wish
ing baptism at his hands. either for them
selves OF children, are invited to be pres
ent. There will be no SERVINGS in the
evening.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-21

USnER the head OF new advertisements
IN this mornings BULLETIN will be found
the card of Mossrs, Joplin " Webb, COM
mission merchants, No. 6 Howards row,
Memphis, Tennessee. The firm of Joplin
X Webb is one of the best in Memphis,
and those of our business men who have
transactions with the Memphis market,
will do well to confer with them.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-09-21
LENEE IMPROVEMENT.
MEETING OF THE BOARD OF
TRADE YESTERDAY.
MEAS I RES TAKEN TO RAISE
THE WIND WHEREWITU
TO DO THE WORK.
Thirty ON J. HUNDRED DOL
LARS 81 BSCRIBED

According 10 previous notice the Board
Of Trade assembled a. their chamber YES
terday morning, To- take into considers
ton tie proposition to raise and loan I,
the city sum of money sufficient to de
fray the expense Of grayeliug and level
! ing I.eyce street, from Fouth 10 -Four.
| tecn,h streets. The mem
| beers Of the board were
nearly all present and took An active
part in the proceedings Several mem
befs q! The city council we're also pr..sn:
A. the meeting. Mayor Wood explained
to the board the reasons why It was iln-
possible for the city authorities to provide
at this time +he means to defrsy the ex-
pen.s Of making the improvement.
referred Ia.
He stated that the city could not at thi.
time provide sufficient smount of money
g. grade and gravel Levee street, br, that
II The merchants who would be most
benefited by the improvement OF the
levee- would loan 10 the city sufficient
sum TO pay for doing ths work the money
would be returned TO them a. soon A. the
work WAS done, and the speciaI
assessments for leVee improve
inents could be collected T,
Other gentlemen made remarks on the T.
subject and all of them we're in favor Of |
the Improvement and willing 70 lend
helping hand 10 the project A commit.
tee consisting of VIM. H. Thomas, Her |
man Meyer and Wood Rittenhouse was
appointed to draw up paper and solici,
loans for the purpose stated. The commit
iee at once entere upon the work for which |
they were appointed, and up to four
o'clock in the afternoon. the following
firms and individuals had subscribed the