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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-04-10

Presents. Since tie fire we have
been made the happy recipients Of some
valuable gifts, riz. The Patent Office
Reports. two copies of the presidents
messages, large picture of patent
hay rake, treatise on the health of
babies, set of side combs, four empty
oyster cans, hunk of corned beef. and
we expect government mule and a
bran new calf, now, every day.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-04-10
Was 1t A Donation !-J. E. Hin


man we'll known to our citizens recent
~ traded his farm in Adams Co for a
Stone Front in Kilbourn, and it has
been whispered he didn't make ouer
ten thousand dollars in the trade. A
few nights since few of his friends
gave him surprise taking lots Of
toothsome viands with them. A gen
eral time was enjoyed and all were
happy. james Jr. who can't see the
excellence Of the bargain mistrusts
that his excellent father has been the
reel pient of a donation under the
guise Of a surprise.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-04-10
-urT DFEsESloN 4 :

r1,oIIC-Rev: F. ToNeuAy.-
h CAiili}p n.h, ,oorning at 10 o'clock
sF1e [by NV i. Vespers P. NJ
T. .. ~ r. NJ. WEBS TER
kEGATI2{]GN. Mat n At t 10 II A. NJ, and u
eFery es scbool at = NJ. Prayer meeting
a y, rPIsCOPAL.-Rey, j. D. COLE !;
[0DIs l. FL Main at 10 IL A. NJ, and l.
ke tsayh = S.bool at A. NJ. Prayer meet
Cav evenings.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-04-10
Sad Accidental little daughter

of Mr.. T. StAmour aged about two
years fell down stairs last Sunday and
broke her leg The little sufferer has
the sympathies of all who know her
Mr.. and Mrs StAmour are certainly
afflicted.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-04-10

Attention the School Board
The members of the School Board will
meet on Saturday April 18th to attend
to business connected with the School
House building.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-04-10

To those who Owe Mel must
call upon all indebted to me to square
up their accounts Immediately. By
the next thirty days I must have nv
books balanced. Those who have not
the cash cannot object to giving me
their note.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-04-10

c3 60, not LAM f1Up Eth. a mixed freight and
an viii viii run daily between urand
' W,arrilIsn. connecting with passenger
estcrn end. Leave TRAM ~ D it " az
reaching MERRIAM nj sg' | :, ~ ra,o.
i leave MERRIAM at 800 4. NJ reach
Id, at 9.55 \. NJ ,o c~son Pow
freigh, train wi! leave, leave "I VIZ KY ~
esneslay- and Friday, at 10 T. NJ. =
Rand Rapids As 5:ol T. NJ. 1t Leave cav.
"a r.. arriving at Green Bay at o:46
a. -'''' 49, u. II. KELLY, Supt.
ETIEN Gen1 Freight Agent.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-04-10
The Portage r. r. Coming,

ss I've COlHAAos
The Tribune is advised that Mr.. Camp
bell telegraphs from Europe that he
has succeeded in efecting negotiations
which warrants the immediate building
of the Portage Road. We fear the
report Is premature. We hope not
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-04-10
Quarterly Meeting will be held il

Quarterly Meeting will be held in
the NJ. E. Church next Saturday and
Sunday, beginning on Saturday at 2
o'clock p NJ, and continuing over
Sunday. Rev. j. Cole of New London,
brother of J. D. Cole of this city, will
be present to preach and assist in the
services.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-04-10

N1sIToEs.-Celia Rooster, Maggie J.
Clear, Annie Dutruit, Amelia Letebvre,
Mary Darlington, Mr.. W. Y. Cooke,
Mrs. X. Grignon, Mrs. NJ A. Collier,
Mrs. e. A. Carriveau, Mrs. J. Dixon.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-04-10

THE Youngest daughter Of
rkness died from smallpox a
since and several members of
lv are sick with the scour9e.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-04-10
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Old froH,
Brass and Copper wanted at the Grsnd Rapids
Foundry and Machine Shop.
If. JOHN RABLTN
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-04-10

Sociable at Mrs. Sc0tt's.-The
Methodist Society had It's sociable at
the house of Mrs 7. B. Scott last
Wednesday afternoon and evening. A
general invitation was extended snd a.
most everybody seemed to have accept
ed, for the house was full, and excel emit
viands, and happiness that comes from
perfect liberty and the best Of good
will, made the day and evening pass
most pleasantly. The cry: Copy"
copy" Copy" kept us in our pris-
on.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-04-10
MARY A. CLEAR, Teacher

DAYS tt
NAMES. ATT. IA
Anna Brattan, 20
Nellie Brattan, Is
Mary A. Rattell, 10
Caroline Rattell, 20
George Rattell, 20
Frank Rattell, 20
Elmire Carriveau, 20
Frank Carriveau, 20
George Carriveau, 20
Joseph Carriveau, 10
George Goodman, 20
Emile Lefebvrc, 20
Emile Rossier, 10
Alex Juneau, 16
Ramsay Juneau, Is IL
Mary LeMai. II
William LeMai. 20
Alice NJ. LeMai, 20
Adolph LeMai, 20
Wilfred LcMai, 20
James Palmer, II
Cora Dixon, Is
Annie Collier, 20
Julia Collier, 90
Celia Collier, Is
George Temple, Is
Willie Quinnell, 20
George Qunnell, 10
Eugene Quinnell, 20
Edward LaMel, 20
Mary Mckerchie,
Mary Mennier, 20
Lille Mennier, 20
Middle Mennier, 20
Rossella M.nnier, 20
James Mennier, 10
Noah Ulch, 20
Jane Ulch, IS 1-C
Willis Whitney, Is 1-2
Willie Claremont, Is
Permelia Dutruit, 5
Celina Lambert, 20
Julia Lambert, 20
Lorenzo Ripley, IS
Freddie Herbet, Is
Emma Voyer, IS 10
Emanuel Voyer, 20
Elite Lyon, IS
Melville Latone, IS
Dinah Latone. 10
Julia Sandrille, 20
Belle Quick, Is
Mary A. Mennier, 20
Emma Mennier, II
Edward Miller, 20
Michael Carey, s
Emma Lewis, 20
Lille Lewis, ll-2
Burtie Gardner, IA
Jennie Gardner, II
William Cheeny, 10
Charlie Wells, 11-2
William Wells, 41-2
Richard Wells, 21-2
Mary Ann Smith, oil:
frankie Kip, IA
Frank Day, /
Moses Rarshaw, 91-2
Mackie McStrack, 8
Charlie Carmen, 20
Claude Lewis, 16
Freddie Lewis, If
Clara Van Camp. i
Jodn Goolah, 10
Ellen Lindal. /
Frazer johnson, 20
Dwight Green, 6
Birdie Green. 6
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-04-10

Tailoring. james Miller who was
burned out in his brothers store has
leased the front of Chas. Belknap's
shoe shop where he will la Turk,
make a portable saw buck or a capital
X of his lower digits, and yank bees
wa1ed- threeply-spun cotton through
WOODEN goods like all possessed, for
any biped that can talk greenbacks.
County, Town. City or School orders.
That's what ails James, he hasn't as
sulned his aldermanic rotundity yet,
and he's rather petite, but he can give
a man fits if he isn't Goliath.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-04-10
Fights ! Fights Tive dislike tc

Fights Fights 1--WE dislike to
display such heading, but necessity
compels US. Last Friday our city was
woefllly disgraced In front Of A.
Arpin $, and Clossuits Saloons, issuing
therefrom, some half dozen men as
drunk as whiskey could make them,
were engaged in most brutal fight,
and for time no peace officer put in
an appearance. What caused the
fight? Whiskey. How came whis-
key to do it? The Common Council
granted Essences to the saloons mention
ed. Is our Graham Law success or
a failure? If it is not dead letter
let it be enforced. Such scenes are
damaging to any city's advancement
and the earlier our city realizes the fact
the sooner we shall lhave a more healthy
condition Of things. It must be
fun to sell whiskey for a living; the
society one draws around him is so re-
inins, SO elevating. Boys, make some
Improvement, if possible, rob a hen
roost, : flch a clothes line--borrow a
mans pocket book in the dark-keep
brothel, make some improvement if it
be ever so little.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-04-10

GEM in another column. advertisement
SEZ Ahost LoWA AID Hehxsaka Lands.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-04-10

Centralia School. Report of the
Primary Department of the Centra;ia
Graded School for the moath ending
April 9Th.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-04-10

Rail;Iinss.- L. 3.
has nearly finished his
lore on the burnt district,
! 24x10 feet, and will soon be
! operation again.
ksrs. Stowell 4 Lord have
Fup suitable building, and
bn be stitch, stitch, stitching
i through the world.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-04-10
who owe Us must pay us.

IT'D U'' = NN' III FL
zen we needed money it is NOW.
If YOU owe us no more than
H. cents, come to oar rescue
IS Us, We have accommodated
In we we're in a condition to do
|ow accommodate US by doing
Iyour du'y-nothing more
u II. B. PHILLEO & co.
d J. +. INGRAHAM & co.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-04-10

f,er Jan. lst, regular Passenger Trans IN
antween Green Bay and Grand kapias
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-04-10

Butler & Smiths FactOry.-We
called at the Sash, Door and Blind
Factory of Messrs. Butler & Smith
last Monday and was shown around by
Mr. Smith.
We were not prepared to find so
t living an Industry in our city,
one that is destined to develop into a
mammoth business in few years. Mr..
S. took deal of pains to show us the
workings of the complicated machinery
that cuts and grinds and makes an un-
assuming board to assume such won
drous forms and shapes, = and so quick
ly too, that the very machinery seem
ed to be as much as tonished as were
we. The machines consist of a planer
re-sawer or siding mill, a ripsaw, a
sash moulding machine, a mortisino
machine, lennon machine, a scroll
saw, turning lathe and shaper and a
ranking machine. The capacity OF
the factory to-day is one hundred doors
and twelve hundred lights of window
sash per day, which will be increased
the coming summer. The power is
water of which enough is wasting on
our rapids to drive all the machinery
IN New England. We noticed a very
beautiful front in process of building
for Messrs. Stowell & Lord. Mr.. s.
4 $. are also preparing the front fol
Warmers new store. We wish the en-.
terprislng gentlemen world of success
| and we are sure they will have it,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-04-10
COMPOUND INTEREST

At the rate. of per cent. per annum. allowed On
all money deposited in our Savings Departm snI
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-04-10

"a. l2:31 Black Oreeh' 81
1l0 Seymour, 80 o.tn
l.55 Oneida. o. ~
pids. Ar. 2:4s Green Bay Af'ifo' 4'oo
Ate, ep Jan. 18th, mixed freisa Ian ana q
brain viii run daily between ,a -e ","nu
MERRIAM. connecting WIN : ba,G en- q.
estcrn end Leave TRAM an D h " ~
i rpaching MERRIAM ut s:g' I ~ "a ah
II leave MERRIAM at 1;Vo A. n.y. o'lon
ids at 9.55 \, VI. =, ,.o,-o Craon Paw
ile'sni and Fridays ut !:l5 \. VI,
- ~ es9c> p"5;i Ia a. 5:0l ?. NJ Leave
~. IaiiT Tns.jays. Thursdays and satur-
Pc ;, "e arr;yirr nj Green Bay at $40
a. ~ a., d. II. KELLY, Supt.
ELLEN, Gen'l Freight Agent.
The Youngest daughter Of
rkness died from smallpox a
since and several members of
lv are sick with the scour9e.
{ who owe US must pay us.
1yer we needed money it is NOW.
If YOU owe us no more than
liz cents, come to oar rescue
rs US, We have accommodated
ken We we're in a condition to do
lew accommodate US by doing
.your dMy-nothing more.
N II. B. PHILLEO & co.
j J. f. INGRAHAM 4 co.
d Rail;Iinss.-Mr. L. B.
4 has nearly finished his
bore on the burnt district,
21x10 feet, and will soon be
operation again.
ssrs. Stowell & Lord have
up suitable building, and
bn be stitch, stitch, stitching
! through the world
E Tampr.-A man whose
ke haven't learned has pitched
lin rear Of the First National
ID proposes to open a select
To- horses !; Whether he will
an infant school for ponies we
now. Horses having masters
] el to bring them along. He
ton getting a good class of
+ Baths. --Nr. Hcnry Jessey,
Of our city, is canvassing our
or new and most excellent
\ for the administering of va
the hygienic properties of
~ acknowledged by all the sci
nd ne lical men Of the country.
ley has amodel with him which
DAMNED by those wishing to
+ or DESTROYS of purchasing.
long been the opinion of some
80 St learned men in the school
pc that the administrations re-
agents (by eyaporation),
Ihe pores ofthe skin by absorp-
ne true an most natural wav
ths seat of all chronic, cutan-
ase- This is the theory invol-
&c new discovery for which Mr..
eanvasS'ns our county. and
II he nolds state right. We
room to give even a synopsis
'aoy advantages offered by this
nut to give only a brief de-
Of the box" as it is termed,
hs the bath. Suffice it to say
Is a box about two feet
y about four high, and three
Sa'0S by door suitable for
SION Of the patient who is pro-
"a comfortable seat. The
y ABOUT the neck Of the pa
wig the head free from the
"'eFed by an alcohol lamp
.'A Is placed vessel containing
''S'oe to be administeres-in the
'orn Of powder,-and over
s"'I another vessel or reser-
'''SF or such other liquid as
required, We have given. we
a'S Very imperfect description
~ and would advise those
g examine the model and
'',a Ar. Jessey who will give
information cheerfully.
chronic diseases and skin
We VaPor bath is a grand
~ nothing of its worth as &
sanhness. 1t is a luxury
asses of rheumatism it Is
sp ? Mr. Jessey is PIE.
sell family rights, or rights t,
We think he must NEE, with
Peat succass.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-04-10

h Tamer.-A man whose
|e haven't learned has pitched
| in rear Of the First National
III proposes to open a select
for horses ; Whether he will
an infant school for ponies we
bow. Horses having masters
el to bring them along. He
t-on getting good class of
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-04-10

A Business SermOn.--Rev. R.
NJ. Webster preached a plain straight
forward bushes sermon last Sunday,
full of religion of the practical kind,
just such an one as we have been aching
to hear for months. As every body
was in the church we won't recapitu-
and Ladies of the
congregation do your duty-begin now
don't vait---tin1e is money.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1873-04-10

Steroscopic VieWs.-We are I'M
der obligations to Mr.. Harrington for
three exceedingly we'll executed stero
scopic views of the burnt district. We
shall treasure them, for they represent
a period in our life,-when we came to
a full st0D.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-15
A GREAT PIECE OF FOLLY.

The folly Of ordering new election IL
Louisiana can be made apparer: 20 any
sensible man who is really practical il Iii
suggestions concerning the future govern
ment Of the State. Il is all vel enouc;.
to have our senses aroused and KEEP: alive
by the politicians who adhere TO principle
under all circumstances. for this SOY: Oh
instruction is as necessary il the Business
Of administering government. as i is IL
the private relations o: human lie.
Wherever men have matters Of p;tl 20
dispose OF, it is always Well. as It :;oi rally
occurs. tina: some Ct til" party should he
cautious and pleasant while their ...e:. Is
are stif.-nech.d and decided upoI having
all or nothing. And i: is equally
necessary that the homes: and .:e-
te.m!ned advocate Of right shot.l be
o.. hand III order 70 prevent the cu:.Di,:
man from de.raudins the weak and yield:
ing members of the consultation. IL al
places and under ali circumstances tie
bold and candid applicant for what lie
calls justice is entitled 10 our respect. BE.
cause Ae holds the public ear attentive %
such appeals. which otherwise mign: grow
TOO dull and deaf 70 be aroused il aisre:
to the cry Of admitted injustice. b.: -
can not grant his petition il all cases.
even when they are entitled to be granted,
because in tins world ,Sac: justice Is IL
capable Of being administered. II 't.b-
lie and private life men mus. sul:u.: 70
some wrong, and tie sensible man IS the
one that accepts tits theory and contents
himself with wha; i. gets. after . fair
struggle with the forces around him.
Wrong is compounded in our worldly mat
tiers so thoroughly tia. it is the 70: Of.
every human ben: to take hi, l,.o pro
portion whether lie likes i CT not.
The election in Louisiana was accom-.
panied by certain wrongful acts, which
every good citizen must deplorc. and 50
were the elections IL N.E l?k. Penns!l-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-15
TICKETS FIFTY CENTS.

emitting the holder to admission 20 The Fa-.
and a chance III the Grand Lottery.
Parties presenting their tickets az the gate foi
adm ssion to the Far should be particular and get
their numbered cO.pous bacl. fr"n the cate
Keeper, as they can only claim drawn VlAes Oh
.ler numbers.
The Directors OF the Association having through
= series o. years resOc:ed to every means IN their
power 10 keep I've and foster this Association, SO
identified With the progress and development OF
the resources Of our State, ANA finding !hemsty yes
at present involved 70 an extent that enCaEgeEa
its very existence. have adopted the following
plan. which 20 them seem the only pracnc&I &L'!
certain way otraislAg funds necessary 10 p"rpetu'
ate this institution and place Il upon basis that
will enable K 10 continue its course OF Csetuire S.
The object OF the Association Is to create a re.
newed interest among all classes CT our citizens IN
our coming Fair. and al the same time ny "nt'!nG
large Inducements stimulate the sa e o: il tickets
TO ar extent that vii. "nahl. u 10 :ea!Ze al
amount adequate 80 it, pressi.. wants.
I'll. plan adopted by the ASSOCIATION j. 20 Issue
6ttcc tickets. at ATTY cents a ticket. 'ne zane
pic. : usual for admission I" the Eai:. with a
coupon attached bearin. au:unel: IL. said !Ickrt
emitting the holder to one admission ~ OH Far.
the coupon 10 b. retained by himself.
oE the last day of the Fair numbers correspond
ing with the number Of tickets issue. WI be
placed ~ a Wheel and al! of tn. prizes Il another.
whe:. the grand drawing Will FAKE place Hnd.r ne
supervision Q! tie .1..oWins VIZ. hIG"p gem
:lem.n:
l. y Marks. ESQ. President Of The Mechanics and
Agriculture. ralr Association:
sIR-We. .ht undersigned have received roUr
communication ASKING OK aid III experimenting
the drawing ii Vie Grand Lottery on the Fail
Grounds At your next FAR. ard fully recognizing
tie importance of the eI.terpIize which 'o'Ir As.
sOcatiOU las abOI.d so earnestly 80 establish and
believing the pan yO. have adopted 70 ne thor.
ough.y practical and wei worthy the confidence
and -upl OFT OF the l9biie. 'hee!tUIy comply with
your request.
Hopi,. yoaI Association nay Gni =. this plan
the relic: earnestly sought tor. We remain. with
'N'' GfNEGAG g T. BEAVREGARD.
HON. l.. /. WIFI
Mayor O! The city of New Orleans.
hay - Pa sFftk
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-15


vania and Ohio. IN fact, there was
scarcely q State in tie Union that held us
election without some sort CT lnJuS:'ce o.
ing committed therein, and 1t appears
that We are 20 have this "1c4edne5s iii'eE-
SIZED and increased hereafter. But there
j. one fac: connected with tie "onses! =
A mitigation 'oI tie action OF ;.e ise-
Iuoieans III Wha: :L@y o-4 tia! was io'
Zeal. They Were plainly an" Nh'l''e9'lo'.-
ably emitted :" re State, and 'he !eS'!i'
tina. shey proclaimed was "h!t J''s'I'e al"
honest" "oHl" E"'" gwen 'ntH'' " il7l'
men take no More :han .hls they are ho'
guilty OF any w!e"e':ness. Inc lffeS"-'li'!
0. ,heir action IL claiming their nights
la, been admitted. IL: obey 10 not admit
70 having taken an more than what ce-
!orgsd 70 :La:n. ne Az VII! not allo"
citizen 70 Ieccve. Ais stolen horse 10y force
tu: i VIII confirm I'm! III iLe possession.
o; ;Ic property ..te! lie Las once acquired
x. Ill' IS the rue th':' should prevail al
present.. :La: tLe democrats. having peen
dl>ros'esse'. g. "A.:. vas not iA".E' y 'le
p:o:er parties. aye nos emitted 20 oe az
lowed another opportunity 20 acquire ~
because they failed 20 Heei' Il when the!
! ;lonGEt hey Lad =. "e nave 10 aPPit-
Aens.ohS that :: -" "-e'tioh "A1 oe OK
~ mn o,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-15

is too much the practice to require
Legislature to expend its time and atten-
ton in enacting a chartered experiment
upon the purses or c.edullty OF the
public. The Legislature should eneoar-
age all bona fde enterprises, but il should
not Zoe! its time in furthering the bogus
schemes Of anybody. +, however. the
Common Council should decide to grant
the privilege Of a levee from: RAJ! as
asked for, it should reserve to Itself The
rigL: 10 regulate all details Q: use as {"
matter or measure Of police. :: i appear
upon experiment: tina: st:cH = IA. does
n!o:e harm than good. the city should,
upon the paymen: Of assessed damages.
resume tie control Q! the ground, ard
either take up the rail or male such modi-
fca.;on &: is use IS viii protac: tie pub
lie. The maritime and rive: interest IS
hare OF the Utmost Importance. and sho0!!
by no means be embarrassed with any
vested rights accorded g any one.
The.. IS another Gr...: reason WY the
Common Council sho'..l :..To1 :.!s. az.
az other 81: movements - al. : he
greatest damage Inflicted 'lron osc street.
= done b heavy vehicles driven with "a
pitli.v over them Load :: tioa;. 90: ::o,.
!: s:aIwalt chaI:otee, and 50: hin. e.: q:
as high : spec; a. Il. load w! allow.
the injury 20 the stree. !, %eCy S'ea:. -
might be greatly reduced by transferring
these weight. 20 r.ii. S.!ee:s We're rot
made for s,:ci. service. "a our SOFT so!t
no material will stand. :: :.ei! the Gown
Gil would substitute raj novemel. even OF
the !eyee, and between the upper an! lower
landings. there would IL less use .or these
pcaierous and destructive vehicles. al
most peculiar to car city: fox Tbs ordinary
movement o: :reights w..l.n Tins city
could lie performed - lighter Carriages
and q: :&r less COS: 70! stree. repairs. At
would be well. therefore. COX Ste Leg.s...-
tUre 20 grant all franchises with circum-
spection. The Common Council should
authorize front rail Oh tie .evcc With
switches TO sL;ps-side. bat sho"iG reserve
70 itself entire police :oItro!, with IiGn;
% take ap the railroad and indemnity he
builders, il j: turned o.: % 40 E.9.s -a.:":
:har good 10 commerce.