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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-10-23
lanes Foster Of Ottawa, has started a sad
die and harness shop at Grand Ridge.

Grant like Arlemus Wards tiger, is "aR
ou;oosIn, cuss." He says: ION this Cehten-
NAL wear the work of Strengthening the foun-
dation of the structure commenced by our,
f'retatbers hundred years ago at lexington
should be begun" This, from the head oil
an administration which has been stealineI
everything within reach for SIX years, antl
which is still reeking with corruption, is
rich, We have found the president out at
last We know where he Is now. He is
great humorist. But he ought not to make
light OF our forefathers, nor should he so ssr-
casrically accuse US of waiting one hundred
years TO begin the work of Strengthening
their foundation -CoWrierJe Journals
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Morris has youth named Frank Shaw,
ID years old, who a,arts out early as a candi-
tiaie for joliet, and with a vim and enterprise
that cannot fail TO bring him to his goal in the
shortest possible time. lie was tried before
the Grundy couEty court on Wednesday and
found gailiy of threatening TO accuse F. u
Andrews. a respectable citizen, of murder
aad demanding 5000 as the price of silence.
lie was sent for two and half years 70 The
Reform SCHOOL,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-10-23

Iowa is the most reliably republican state
In the Union, and II is therefore natural CO
Incidence that Il has more treasury thieves
Than any other state in the Union. For eigh
years in succession every state treasurer has
been a defaulter, the loss of the state treasury
in that time being $4,000. Then the mania
there for defaulting among county treasures
is amazing. They are counted by dozens
The Presidents Dies Moines speech shows
him 10 be quite humorist, for it was evi
IDENTIFY ~ allusion to this weakness on the
mart of Iowa officials that he advised every
one of them to erect family altsrs They
clearly need something Of thct kind.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-10-23

Among all the numerous soldiers reunions
taking place in different parts of the coun.
try during the present season, none was more
notable than that at Elizabeth, N. j., on Tues.
day. The reunion was one of union and con-
federate soldiers Unfortunately Over a
thousand veterans were present, nobody
asking on which SHE they had aft" Among
the notabiltles present were Gems. Fitz.
patrick and Halstead, of the Union army,
and Gems. Pemberton and Pryor, of the CON
federates A long programme of exercises
was given, with ball and banquet. The dis
play exceeded. a 4th of July, say the dis
matches
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-10-23

STATE TAxEs-As "equalized" by the
State Board of Equalization, the total assess.
ment Of illinois tor 1875 foe!s up 81, Goa, 529-
So6. Upon this the last legislature directed
$l,sOo,GOo to be raised for general revenue
purposes and 100000 for school purposes
To raise this amount, the Governor and Au.
ditor have therefore fixed the rate of taxation
at 30 cents on the 800. THIS will raise a.,
256,6l9, or $456,6l9 more than the net sum
required, but it Is estimated that the add.
tional S456,0OO will be needed to cover ex,
penses of collection, attachments, &C., espe.
cally as many Of the larger corporations are
steadily resisting the payment of taxes, espe-
clally ON their capital stock.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-10-23

8u;terick has gone up-pIayeo out-bust-
eli What will the ladies now do for patterns
for those shapely garments in tashfoning
which they had hitherto drawn their sole
inspiration from Butterick? HIS farfure is
one of the mysteries of the day. No estab-
lishment seemed to have more healthy, pros
porous and reliable because useful business
Who shall succeed him, for obviously 1t VIII
be impossible for the ladies to get along wi'h'
out Butierick
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France.

French politics are deepening in interest.
Mr.. Theirs Is becoming suspiciously active.
On Tuesday he was banqueted in the village
of Geronde, when he delivered an address in
which he said that the republic must be main
tanned. He did not think that the radicals
are as black as they are painted, and believed
that if they gained power, they would pursue
different course from what their opponents
suppose, and so on. Meantime the growing
popularity of NJ. Theirs is causing some I'M
easiness to the McMahonites LUnioers pub
fishes significant article reminding the pol
i:icians that all presidential competition has
been adjourned until 1880.
NJ. Rouher, Bonapar'st leader, was also
banqueted on Tuesday at Ajaclo, and made a
speech. 1t was of such an aggressive charac-
ter that its full publication was prohibited.
He attacked both Theirs and Mcmahon, and
SAID the Bonapartists would insist on uni
versal suffrage and an appeal to the people
to give expression to the national will
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FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

The Pandora, little vessel fitted out by
Lady franklin to accompany the British Ex-
petition to the arctic regions last spring, re-
turned to Portsmouth on the 18th inst. after
an absence of about 3 months. During this
time she claims to have followed Sir John
Franklin's track further and more closely
than any other vessel that had hitherto made
the attempt. The farthcst point reached was
King Williams land. One of the discover.
les made by the Pandora was the head boards
over the graves of three Of Sir John Frank
Inns men on Beechy island. Finding it i'm
possible to proceed farther westward, Capt.
Young decided to return to England, bring
ing with him letters from the officers OF the
main expedition, deposited at point agreed
upon between the head of the expedition and
Capt Young. The Pandora will make an
other voyage next summer in the hope of re.
covering Sir John franklin body
Heavy rains and disastrous floods in Dew.
onshire, Lancashire and Warwickshire on
the 10Th are reported. The Midland railway
between Sheffield and Doncaster is submerged,
in some places to the depth of five feet.
Many low.lying houses in Birmingham have
been inundated the water in some cases be.
ing several feet above the srst floor. Thewa.
ter stands seven feet deep on the tracks at
Wolsall railway station
The Mark Lane Express, of Monday, in It's
regular weekly review of the corn market,
has the following:
ain consequence of recent heavy rains, seed
time Is much less promising. The dampness
has affected most Of the new samples. Large
foreign arrivals have checked the upward
tendency in price, but holders are still indls-
posed to make any concessions. The trade
Is therefore inactive AT Paris, prices are
rather lower, while In the provinces of France,
wheat is steady and somewhat dearer. Bel.
GUM is unchanged, while Holland is firmer,
and Germany steady and inactive. Vienna
Is also inactive, but Odessa is firm, The av-
erages are one shilling and two pence high
er, the bulk OF that sold being fully three
shillngs inferior in price to the previous
crop"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-10-23

Bro Barnes, formerly of the Aurora Her.
aid, now of the Galesburg Free iress, gets of
the following:
We see it stated IL the newspapers that
President Grant is worth one million dollars
in hard cash We wellremember Mr. Grants
circumstances in 1860, when he was working
at Galena on salary of 800 year, and
drinking poor whisky out of his allowance.
1t is evident that to be President is money
making business. Can a man in six years
make million dollars honestly on salary
of $25 900 year!
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-10-23

ty, fidelity to principle, the support" al correc.
methods OF government, admit ot no divided
allegiance. When democrats become ih''"'
,onists they really become republicans en-
dorsing all the odicrs Issues of the party on
account of which the democracy hitherto has
battled against them.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-10-23

The same trDuble IN regard to the bill for
entertaining President Grant at the Revere
House in Boston has arisen at Denver. The
City Council is ready to vote the necessary
amount fot reasonF BILE supplies, but when a
bill Of $1,000 is put in for liquor and $1,000
for eatables and lodging, the aldermen of
Denver want TO know why IN thunder so much
was wasted in catablesg
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-10-23

Itmakes a great deal of difference whose
OK is gored Down in Marshall county they
have republican treasurer who has already
held the Office for three consecutive terms.
He has been faithful officer, accommodate
ing, obliging and all that, and the people,
without distinction of party, seem to have De
cided TO re.elect him. The Lacon HomcJo ur.
ma! says:
1--WE have conversed with leading uen In
the democratic party, and they assured US
they desired no change. The office OF Treas
urer had been managed satisfactorily to all,
and nothing could be gained BY one. II Is
not often political opponent is thus spoken
of, and is the highest compliment that could
te paid Mr.. DE Pue.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-10-23

The queen of the turf now Is Lulu. AT 10
chester, N. Y, on the 18th, she ran mile in
2142l, which is within a seconds of the best
time of Goldsmith Maid; but she ran 3 miles
in 6.471, which Is the best three heats ever
made. But for running against heavy wind
she would have beaten the Maids 2l4 In the
first heat
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-10-23

&c Srong's Bank at Dwight suspended
payment on Monday. It's liabilities are fig.
bred at S3l 900 and ITS assets at 100000. Mr.
Strong has been public spirited, enterpris-
ng citizen, and the people generally sympa-
hise with him in his troubles. If reasonable
sme is granted him, he claims he will be
IDLE To pay dollar for dollar
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-10-23

Prof Jas. Long, formerly principal Of the
9th ward school in this city, has leased
Crumrine's Hall at Grand Ridge and opened
a select school. Mr.. Long is gentleman of
fine education and has had life long exper-
fence as a teacher.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-10-23

Springfield is said to be making an effort
to raise funds to build residence in that
city for the Episcopal bishop of Illinois, as
an inducement for the transfer of the head
quarters of the church from Chicago to that
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-10-23

at is rather hard says the Boston Post,
that Charles Nordhoff should, after showing
Georgia TO be the most prosperous and quiet
state in the South, commence his concluding
article by saying that there is no republican
party worthy of the name in that state"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-10-23

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES can the cussed
fool meangn we heard a high court house
official remark on Cullen's three column edi'
toral about Raymond. "a few more such
articles will elect Raymond higher than
L ifnf Bah ~
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Spain.


1900 soldiers embarked from Santandar for
Cuba on Tuesday.
The Impartial, of Madrid, says that Cardi
Simoni, the papal nuncio, has demanded
that the bishop of SEQ d'Urgel, against whom
criminal charges are pending, shall be al
lowed to come to Madrid on parole.
The EpOca (Madrid) explains the note that
was recently sent to the Vatican. ut points
to the religious condition of Europe, and
makes the deduction that Spain cannot be
exceptional. 1t expresses wish to negotiate
for q modification of the articles of the con-
cordat of 1851, which can never be execu.
ted
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-10-23

A farmer needs and must bana blink cts
About $2o,OO0,OOO worth are used annually
The duty on blankets isas nearas possible
prohibitory. 1t ranges from 80, to mo per
cent. In 1874 the importation of foreign
blankets amounted 10 a3,345 and so far IN
1875, to $2,3s2- In 1860 the price of pair
of good blankets was $3.50. Suppose the
farmer then got l@5 for bushel of wheat
it would have taken three and fve.eighths,
bushels to pay for pair of these $3.50 blan.
kets. Now, under the operations of the tar.
lf the price Of this same kind of blankets il
$6.22c pair, and in order to pay for them the
farmer has to sell, at $l.25 per bushel, Ave
bushels of wheat This is the way to put the
question at the producer.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1875-10-23

Bristow's raid last summer on the whishy
rings has not been without fruits Therevenue
from the whisky tax for September SHOWS III
Increase of s1,2OO,OOO over any moath lot d
wear before the raid
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italy,

MILAN, Oct. 1s--The Emperor William,
accompanied by Field Marshal Count Won
Moltke, Secretary of State Won Bulow, and
other dignitaries, arrived here this afternoon,
King Victor Emanuel, the crown prince and
princess, and Prince Amadeus, accompanied
by the president Of the council Signor Ming
hetii, and the minister of foreign affairs, Sig.
nor Visconti Veosta, received the emperor
and suite at the railway station, where the
members of the royal household, and repre-.
sentatives from the two chambers were in
waiting. The minister of war, Signor Ricottl,
and the minister of the interior, Signor Can.
tell were also present Multitudes Of PEG.
bic assembled at the station and lined the
gaily decorated streets through which the dis,
tinguished party passed. There was great
enthusiasm. According to present arrange
ments, it is expected the emperor will remain
here three or four days.
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ndepende nt r eform Nominations
For Country Treasurer,
SAMUEL w. RAYMOND.
For County Surveyor,
John GRAY.
OUR CLUBBING.

We are prepared to club the FREE TRADER
with the following publications, furnishing
both at the prices named, postage prepaid.
The offer is open to old subscribers or new
ct any post Office In the country.
FREE TRADER and Chicago Weekly Times. $3,i5
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Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-11-04

fessional recommendations passed on to
Madrid, raris and London and have never
since known the actual pressure of want.
afterward heard that q subscription
set on foot at Marseilles compensated Mr..
killick for the loss of his balloon, but he
and | never met again.-HedrtA and
Home
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-11-04
GRAY HAIRS.

rnot bel Hold up the light
Closer--the other way;
shild. YOUR laughing guess was right
Nv hair is turning gray.
.nnng those tresses, long my pride,
thread Of silvery sheen
uss dared audaciously to bide
Th.ir rippling waves between.
an mel when youth and childhood seem
scarce 10 have passed away,
,Tis ssd to startle from ones dream
And find one's hair Is gray.
rpnow the fire burns in my heart
Or flashes from my eye
A. f,srceiy as IL used TO start
In DAYS so long gone by.
know. feel, love, hate,
As keenly as OF yore;
had not deemed it was so late
Chill age stood at the door.
Jife,s hours seem more than ever full,
And Joy crowns every day,
Vet DER their current comes lull-
Ny hair is turning gray.
You offer comfort, darling-say
The silver lies alone;
corppanionless it will not stay
Ere many months have flown.
Gray bars you think circlet bright
To crown a regal head:
One used TO praise their raven light
IN 6Nthihsb h-u.
But, All! that voice is silent now,
That form is laid away,
The lips are closed that used to VOW
Long ere my hair was gray.
Well, let it come-the silver sign
| live again in thee;
THY tresses are as surely mine
And still more fair TO see,
For mornings gold is glinting back,
And morning puppies lie
Along my darling's sunny track,
Reflected in her eye.
What matter, since her young life grows
More brilliant every day.
Her mother grieves not, though she knows
Her hair is turning gray.
All, WELT the clouds have open riffs
Their masses dark between;
As suddenly the topmost lifts
A silyery ray is seen.
II may be God draws back the clouds
And lets heavens glories through
In silver lines across the shrouds
That bar it from my view.
And can hail His path of light
Which marks my upward way,
And SO give thanks because this night
My hair is turning gray.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1875-11-04

CUCUMBER CATsUP.--Take Of full-gr0wn
cucumbers, say one peck remove the
rind, and cut them down lengthwise, then
into thin, dice-shaped pieces; strew half a
pint Of salt ON them; let them stand five
or six hours, then put them on sieve 10
drain until quite dry. Peel and slice
twelve large silger-skinned onions, put
them with the cucumbers into stone pot,
and cover them with strong vinegar. Add
for seasoning Tablespoonful OF black pep.
per beaten up fine, "A teaspoOnful Of Cay
enne, gill Of sweet-oil, q gill Of cider
or wine, and few blades Of mace.
Instead Of putting away In one large stone
Jar, 1t answers admirably 10 I'LL this with
catsup wide-mouthcd glass bottles, and II
you have few pods Of miniature
variety Of red pepper, often procufablc, 10
use instead Of the pulyerped Cayenne, IL
gives the sauce quite an ornamental ap.
pearance IL is not generally known that
the largest cucumbers, ripened almost
enough for seed serve admirably for max
ing this sort of catsup II the bottles are
carefully sealed up there is no danger
whatever Of spoiliug.--Harper's Basar.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-08-24
Sedmnact let meZi diyO-
chy.

Pied sedmndcti lety ztroskotala Sc
francouzska lod ,,sv. Pavel," ma niz male
zalo Sc 327 delnikd cfnskych. Stalo Sc
to u jednoho ostrova vychodne cd Move
Quincy. Kapitan zdstavil delniky ma o
strove- Osud ubohych cihand byl u
krutny Obyvatele ostrova byli - lido
jedi. Kazdeho dne vybrali 81 diva nejtuc
nejsi, zabili snedi je, tax ze kdyz 20
nekolika mesicieh pfiplula pro ne lod, by
10 jich ma live iests len II.
kapitan playci ztroskotaneho korabu
zachranili se na clunu dostali 90 ma an
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-08-24

Sc timto .dava, ze rada mesta Clevelandn
dne q. cervence pfijala naslednjici usne-
SEMI A g
Csnesino, ze lie zdanl mestske rady
" souhlasu cleni) "a nutne Sc poklada,
ulici Marquardt, Cd University az Herald
ulici stuphoyati, stokoyati opraviti
poneru k polozenemu stupni a v sou
hlase plany ndkresy, Y tifadovne NEST
skeho mefiee vylozenymi. a
Lhdta k zadani zadostf nahradu Wv
prsi dnem 26. srpna 1878.
lno L. Nc Intosh, pisaf.
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O z n a m g ii /.

Rada pro opravy podala mestske ra /.
de berni odhad pozemku, hranfciciho ma
ulici Ridge. A asa
Odhad ten ucinen jest ma zaplacenf w
ioh, povstalych otevfenin ul Ridge "a
padne cd Waverlystr sf'
lmineny odhad jest k nahlednuti u
fadovne NEST. pisafe vylozen. agf p
Namitky proti odhadn tomu musi be-
hem peti nedel po prvnim uvefejrleni pi-
seinne NEST. pisafi podany byti.
Ino l. Nc Intosh, NEST. pisaf. e
Cleveland, 49, cervence 1875 aB
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Ozn a IN e n

sc timto dava, re rada m9sta Cleyelandu
dne "a. ceryence 1915 pfijala nasledujici
usneSeni
Lsnesino, ze die nahledu m6stske rady
" souhlase elendl ga nntne Sc poklada,
ulici Tod od Francis az K Union ulici,
stuphovati, dlazditi oprayiti
v pomeru k polozenemu stupni SOU
hlase Plany a nakresy, utadoyn6 NEST
skehO mefice yylozenymi.
Lhdta k zadani zadosti nahradu W.
prai dnem 2G. srpna 1875.
lno L. Nc Intosh, pisaf.
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PO IL X Oh
No. IOf CrOtOn street.
Cleveland, ID


Po vice letech navstivil vast svou osvi-
ceny americky Czech, ktery delsim dopi
su ,.Poslu Prahy" zaslan6m, li6i doimv
Jake nan vlast nase ti l6pe spoletnost 6es
ka utinia. Zajist6. ze kazdeho Gtenafe
naseho zaiimati bude doy6deti Sc, lakvm
ckem hledi na pom9ry cesk6 zamerikan
stely Czech, ktery maie sirsi rozhled a zku
senosti vybrousentisi rozum, bystfeii vidi
a tretn6ji pravdiv6ii souditi doyede. nez
Cech, ktery "a hranice vlasti patty nevy.
tahl.
Vracel Sc do Czech, jakoz Sc pfiznava.
nemalo zvedav plny luzneho otekavani.
.,Musim vam bez obalu fici - pise a.
merlkansky primo = re isem pfi prvnim
vstoupeni ma teskou pddu re sveho opo-
Ieni - vystfizliv6l. Seznal isem, ze to
mate dnes hire nez to byvalo "a me do.
by re neucinili jste We svych dolnacich
pom6rech neien krdcku ku pfedu, n5brz
ze jste sli nazpatek . E. Mona. ze iste <
zlevhm takovym otupeni, protoze isou
kazdodenni; kdyz vsak clovek 20 letech
neeo takoveho spatfi, isa cizine sved-
KEN pokroku socalnch staleho zdoko
nalovani, pozoruie cizich zemich tn hr-
dost narodni, pax musi spinati ruce mad
tim co pozna, co spatfi ma eeske pdde.
zylaste kdyz odekaval neco lepsiho."
Fyselt sob6 ma venek, do neibizsiho
okoli prazskeho. Rozhizel Sc po osadach
naseho lidu, kterymi prochazel, = pozo-
roval lid sam, nimz Sc setkaval. a iakf
obraz vtiskl Sc mu dusil Mas americ.
Ky krajan zasne mad tim, Jake mife lid
eeskJ teto krajin6, neiblizsim okoli
prazskem jest = zaaedban: * neuv6-
feni to" pravi do slova: ,,Naco takoye.
no mas " Americe) nejzapadn6isich
ssatech a territoriich Sc nenalezne:" Dos
kove chyse malickymi okenky, kterez
spise kdlne nez lidskemu obydH Sc podo-
bali, do nichz cerstvy vzduch nemdze
vniknout. to maji byti obydll probudi
lych uv6dom6lych ob6an6v samen srd. |
CT Eyropy! ,,Lide takovych d6rach
pfebyyajici soudi = nemohou bfti
pfatele svetla, musi byt velmi nepokroGii
a zanedbani, sice by citili, ze takoye pre-
byvani nesroynaya Sc ddstoinosti lid.
skou."
Jinde spatfil sice op6t domky kamenne
ano budovy nadherne vyvedene, avsak
vzezfeni jejich nebylo ma mnoze mic lep
81. Zevneisek budov tech spustly, omit.
ka opadala, strhana, otluGena, okna zasla,
taktez dprava navsi vsecka rozervana =
slovem, vsude znamky nepetlivosti aneb
nevkusu = Mas krajan americky cini tu
opet porovnani: ,,U mas Americe =
pravi - ten neibidnejsi Glovek "a rok
dvakat, tfikrat vybili 81 staveni witt ze |
vne nespatfil jsem to take jinak sever
mich krajinacb evropskJcb. Cini to pax
zcela jiny DOZEN dava to svedectvi o
mysli lidu sameho." Po te sobe povsim-
nul lidu, obyyaiiciho tuto krajinu pobhz
Prahy zocil = ,.lidi sedfene, strha.
ne, zevne zanedbane, deti nadobro zane
diane" zocil krajine obdafene vse
mi vnadami pfirody lid bez y}nosneho
zamestnani, nemohouci zpeneziti cas- sv6i,
silly sve, praci svou podlehaiici pfemrsts
nym danim platdm."
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O IN q IN @ n /.

Timto Sc ohlasgie, ze dne 3. srpna '
rade mesta Clevelandu nasledrici usnese
nj bylo pfDato.
Usneseno, &c die min6ni rady " sou.
hlasu clend) "a potFebne Sc poklada,
ulici Slater cd Cypress Str. az K Wood
land ave, stuphoyati, stokovati opravit
vpomeru s polo&enym stupnem a sou
hlasu plany nakresy v1fadovn6 NEST
mtfite vylozenymi.
Lh1ta ma zadani zadosti "a odskodnen
vyprSi dnem 2 zafi
lno L. Nc Intosh, NEST. pisaf.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-08-24

Sc timto dava, ze rada m6sta Clevclandu
3. srpna 1875 u6inila nasledujici usne-
SEMI
Usnesino, ze dle zdani NEST. rady sou
hlasu GlenG) "a potfebne Sc poklada,
ulici Beckwith cd Kinsmanstr. az k Nor
son Str stuphovati, stokovati opraviti,
V pomeru k polozenGmu stupni souhla
su plany nakresy ufadoyne NEST.
skeho m6fi6e yylozenymi.
Lhdta pro podani zadosti na odskodne
nj vyprSi dnem 2. zafi 1873
john l. Nc Intosh, NEST. pisaf.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1875-08-24
y z IA a III G II /.

Rada pro opravy podala mestske rade
berni odhad pozemku hranieiciho ma
ulice Haight Swiss.
odhad ten ucinen jest ma zaplaceni ma
kladu yyloh, povstalych oteyfenim
ulice Haight vychodne cd ul. Swiss.
Zmineny odhad jest nahlednuti L.
fadovne mestskeho pisafe.
Namitky prot odhadn tolnu u useii bs
hem peti nedel po prvnim uvefeineni pi-
semne NEST. pisafi podany byti.
Ino | Nc Intosh, NEST. pissf.
Cleveland, 20 ceryence1e75.