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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-05-09

is not q fact to-day, VINO, save tue uF"lh
mers are entitled to the credit OF rescu-
ing the business OF the country from such
imminent peril? 1t is easy to see how
more or less bad debts can be made
through the fault OF a traveller for a house,
but, on the other hand, it is easy to see
how an experienced traveller can save
his house from making many bad debts
The man who ia "on the road" las it is
called) a few years, learns more about
the circumstances Of the trade in,all the
villages, towns and crossroads, within the
circuit Of his visits than his employers
can possibly know at home. He CLEANS
reliable information in a variety OF ways,
saying nothing Of his well founded i'm
pressions from what lie sees Of the man
himself behind his own counter in the
presence Of his customers. He learns
from this variety Of data, acquired
little by little, through. numerous
visits, to gauge accurately the gem
general trustworthiness Of every man on
his books. Occasionally, Of course, he
makes a mistake, more or less serious,
just as occasionally people who have
known each other intimately for years
are mistaken. There are preachers who
now and then go Nstray, whom nobody
suspected until the time Of actual dis
cOvery, and SO likewise there are traders
Of thes same kind. Such instances belong
to all relations Of lie, and where men
are most tempted they occur oftenest, as
for instance, in the great business Of buy
ng and selling. 49,. j..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1876-05-09

W. loA hhby ASNA ~ " $780, ..
CIVIL SERVICE INVESTIGATION.
Miss Ada G. Sweet, Pension Agent at
Chicago, testified before the Committee on
Civil Service this morning, in relation
to the charge Of paying money for her po.
sition US pension agent, She testified
that she wa an applicant for the posi-.
ton and in consideration ofreceiving the
appointment agreed to pay David Blake
ley, Pension Agent, $2,10O and was di-
rected by him TO pay the money over 10
-B. II. Campbell, then, as now, United
States Marshal for that district. When
she had paid The S2,lO0 she notified
Blakeley and Campbell that she had per.
formed her part Of the contract, but
Campbell told her that was not correct,
that he had note against Blakeley for
5000 and she was to pay the whole oi
that note. Witness stated that Campbell
was General Babcock's brother-in.laW'
Considerable correspondence, passed pe'
tween all the parties. Blakeley vas also
a defaulter as Pension Agent, ia the sum
Of 5000. When he turned the Office
over to Miss Sweet he turned over TO hef
S37 900 and Ainduced .her to give HIM
a recent Tor $4,000 to cover MP his
deficit and promised to attend to Il 10 q
few weeks, but no did not do 20, and yheR
the. offer was visited BY the official isQEN
tbe pension Office, Miss Sweet told Alm
the whole story, The agent told her he
Would delay the sxAmipAtlpN Ol her atFee
until he WGa on his FatuTp tJlp ~ a. 70
allow some further time tgE paying thlA
deficit, Ono day after The MINaNsaIA VI,
eoLion, General ], II. AakeE AiasaHH
commissioner pl peRSiQHs, and hlNkyllJ,
came into her oIaSe aud dtRaRaed MAt
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-06-04

$50 very little he has never recovered his
strength, and he becomes weaker and weaker.
II he only had strengthening food; butt
God be praised hear ut last DR.. Heuvels'
carriage" cried the young peasant, who had
resested himself at the window.
"Do not lose courage, Anna Maria" said
Adeline. To morrow l will visit you, to Sec
if can help you little"
"Ohl please come, Miss Adeline; your
presence alone is q benediction to the I'M
happy"
''My friends" said Adeline, before leaving
the room, :" 1 beg of you not to detain my
father very long. He has not rested, may say,
the entire night. He has been up since break
of day, and he must leave again directly"
She ran to the street door and opened it, per-
shaded that her father had returned. She saw
descend from the carriage. which had Just
stopped, man with q large German pipe in his
mouth. After drawing two heavy puffs, be took
the pipe from his lips, through politeuess and,
advancing to the carriage gate, he demanded,
with mixture of impatiepce and abruptness !:
Is the doctor at homef Where is hef I
must sec him immediately"
II expect my father very soon, Mr.. Van
Horst" replied Adeline. "Please walk in and
wait q moment"
is he not in the hcuse y cried the other
stamping his foot. "These ply sicians are never
where you can see them. / will must speak
to him."
fTo be continued.)
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-06-04

A BAD spKLL.-" Thomas, spell weather"
said q schoolmaster to one of bis pupils.
"W-:-e-a-:-A-!-o-1-r, wheather." "Well,
Thomas" said the teacher. al think this is
the worse spell of weather we have had since
Christmas
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-06-04
ST. PATRICK'S HALL ASsocJArro.
SAVINGS BANK,

&c.. Camp Street. q
Open daily from 10 n. to P. NJ. and On sa.us
EVENING" from to 8, only to receive deposits.
Deposits Of fifty t5o) cents and upwards recaly,s
Interest allowed ut the rate of six per cant :.
annum. No interest allowed for q period La, ~,
three months.
On the lat Of January and the ist Of July q, ,,.,
year interest will be calculated ut the rate Of su :,
cent, and will be paid placed to the credit d 4.
depositor.
Deposits will be paid demand. Is o rule, IN vns,
States currency legal tenders the Bank ressry.a
the right to demand thirty days notice Of Withdrawal
JOHN HENDERSON, Preaidsaa
WIN. J. CASTELL, Vice PreasasrA
J. CONNOLLY. Cashier.
DIRECTORS,
John Henderson, James Ha9sa
Patrick Irwin, DR.. W. h BeEShslea
2. z, Herwig, n. Hyams,
d. Moriarty. William Hart
Thomas Smith, VIM J. Casten
John MoGinty, Thomas Marley,
John Henderson, Jr., John T, Gibbun1,
John g. Ryan, Thomas Gilmore
J. B. Sinnott, P. Dryer,
Thomas KING John McCafrcy
Emile Gauche. William Dillon,
George McCloskey, William J. Kelly,
R. N. OBrien, William Conway
oc3 rs Iy NJ. Garvey.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1876-06-04

tTo be continued.)
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-11

THE CARSON CITY
SAVINGS BANK
Ccassz ,E C,.ssos AND PaocroR s-aasrs
Is REs.;xky's EL.,cK.
CARSON CITY, NEVADA.
George Tuiy Richard Airmsa
Jacob Klein JOHN &. Fox
George ellison VIM. P. Mcintosh
f. .. Stsdttnuller
FINANCE CCadMTrTEE.
Gecrss Gtilscu John II. Fox
VIZ. P. Mcintosh
This Bank viii receive Savings Dapoeits In
ums az low e. One Dollar. and Issue Pass
Rocks for the SANE; will ISSUE Time and Cali
Certificates OF deposit, ani receive commercial
Deposits On open account subject or draft on
demand; will pay interest Oh Time Certificates
and savings Deposit buy and sell exchange
on New YORK, Canada and san Francisco.
Currency and bullion bought and sold. blake
collections, loan money, aud discount com.
mercial paper.
Agents for tic following Conlraries:-Trench
Insurance Corporation, Westcb ester OF New York.
Traders Of Chicago. Citizens OF Newark. Frank
Ign OF st. Louis, Globe OF Chicago aid Conn
cisI Union Assurance COMPANY OF Loufcn.
GEORGE TUFLV, President.
VA. p MCINrosH. Vice Prest.
GEO. :. HILL, Cashier.
novl6tf
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-11

~ Notice No. 3IJ, Inii"d statcs Survey No.
st nitcd States Land Office, Carson city, Ne
yala May l6ih ls-6.--Noticc * hereby given
that the AYERS AND HOPKINS SILVER MIN
ING COMPANY, corporation duly incorpf
rated under and b. virtue af the laws of tn.
state OF California. having liz principal plac"
of I,I, ines. in I H. city Of san Francisco, STATE
of Ca!ifolui9 has III day by A. s. GOULD. it
attorney IN fact a;i agrut whose Post Onie"
address j. Carsun city. Ncva,iat, made applico-
ton f"r United states patent for hitcen hun
tr.i ,:htl Iincar 1nrt of the Williams Lode,
hcnring COL and silver quart and other nit
erals of precious nr:tals, together with surface
ground Nix hundred $500 feet III width, for th'
convenient working thereof: situate III Ia" Eagle
and Washo. Valley Mining district, Oriuscy
county aud State ri Nevada. known and desig-
mated on the field notes and Official plat Is
nited states survey or lot No. ~. in Section -.
Township Is north o: 'hnSo IL east. Monte d.
able ucrld,su: the exterior boundaries of eatd
lot No. % being az follows, to Wit: Beginning
at post marked No. l, L. y. Survey No. ~.
wbCuce the southwest corner Of Section IS.
Township Is north OF range ~ cast, bears soutl.
81 2a west, S35 $40 feet: the Ayers and HOY
kins Silver Mining Cornpnny's cabin b"srs norih
~ . west $50 feet aud the discovery and work
ing cut and tunnel upon this mine bears north
20 east, 9S feet; thence running first conrs,.
north lJho west 500 feet /, pert marked No
L. =. Survey No. go thence second course. north
IA - east jnrtc to rolt marked No. 3 T. ) Sur
ycy No. 30; thence third course, south -.
cas-, ] go feet to pos. n8rhcd M. L. $ Survey
~
SO feet to post No. l. the place of beginning,
containing 70 6G-lGD acres: bearings expressed
rom thu, true meridian with q magnetic rsria-
ton of IL g Gust. This claim was located M
der the name Of the Williams Mining Clsin
and survey made 10 accord Herewith Thc
workings and improvements on this mine con
sist of opCn tut ~ icct long, 20 feet wide sn'
~ feet deep. aud u tunnel run in he hill from
the face OF Sid cut distance Of 3. fSt, cA-
.rcding $500 in a'ue. This claim il bounded
mort herly by the Ayers Consolidated Silver Mil
ing Com oapy's claim; southarlr by the Loret'"
Company mining claim. The SAID MINING
clnm being rccordcd IL the Office 81 VI. lie
corjtr Of p2mshy county aforesaid, IN Nol'lnf
A. folio :i2S ANY and ell persons claiming any
portion of said Ayers md Hopkins silver Min
ing Cumpauy's claim arr required to tie thor
adverse claim with the Hc.isttr Of the Uniled
States LGnd o,.ice at Carson City, Nevada, dur
irr the sixty day period OF publication, or They
vii! b.. iarr,i b. write of th' provisions OF
the rtatuip lm.l7l A. WAITZ, tcg,stcy.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-11
a PPLICATION FOR a riTINT.

~ To the NORTH CARSON MINE No 500.
L. :. I.ait, Of,,'o. ca son City Ee' ada, Merch
! ed, io;S. Notice III hereby ai,rn that The
NORTH Carson SIL,f,. Mi,.i.G COMPANY, iy
office address is Carson Gig, nevada, has this
d ~ filed Its application i"r patent for ff
t,Cn Hundred linear fy,t OF the North Carson
Mine or win bearing gold and silver, Wit.
surface ground six hurdrd 'c,t in width,
situate, lying and being i'll Eagle and Washcs
Valley Mining District, County Of Orusby
5,li Stat, Of Nevada, and huoHn and dCsis-
mated by tho iicli notes and official plat on til'
in this Ctc. az Lot No -. in Township lr,
north Rsnsr twenty east of Monte Diablo nj.
riian, The. exterior boundaries Of said Lot No
~ beng follows, to-Hit: Variation, To- =;
east Commencing at Pos, Sn. J, at $. Z. corEcf
Of tn claiia, on the southern slope of Tia"
.uo',itain from! which point the section cortlcf
post al the 5. L. Of Section 81, Il. II n.
Il. 20 E., u. D. N. bears :. u ~ L. le4' feet
distant. and tie flag staff on the dome Of the
state Capitol NJ Carson City b.sr- y. s. s. L..
aud running \. 432 ~ l.. 500 feet 10 Post No.
>; th.uct y. a - ". 900 feat 10 Post No. 3;
thence - As - W 100 feet to Post NJ. 4
tilt nee >. ~ - j., G13 feet To place "f begin
min. containing Zn.Gf,cU scr,s. This claim,
barndtd H. TO other known mines or miniD.
c!4i,IlS. I Ia location If this mine Is duly re-
corded III the Recorders Ctiice OF Eagle sri
Hash"c Valley Mining Di.tric, at Carson City
Nevada. in i; ,Oh \ oi folio 1872. Any ANA all
10 rrols ella uiur adv, r-ly any portion Of ssid
North Carson Alit" or said mining ground nS
h. rtinbt fore desc! ib, arc required to lille Their
adverse claim with the Re@i,tcr OF the United
States Land Office, Al Carson City. i'll the stat
Of Nevada during the sixty ,isys period of pub
LEGATION hereof or they will hc barred ty virtue
of the provisions Of the statute.
4. wAIrz. Register
l. y. EpvARps Attorney. nh25
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-11

Twelfth Tho Republican part! recognizes.
With sprr, vel. .hc sGbst antsal advance rrce1tiS
ma da toward tho establishment ct equal r shts
scs wc;nen, by the many important amendments
effected by Republican Legislatures IN the
laws which concern the personal aud property
relations Of wives, coiaoIs and widows. and
by the appointment aud election OF women to
this sup, Til..n,ieCcy Of Institutions OF sducs-
tim, charity and other public trusts. The
hcas.t it,IaaIie Of this cihSe of citizens 20. ell
t.icnsl rights and privileges and immunities
should b. trcst.si with respectful consideration,
TS,.innnth -Th. Constitution conicrs upon
Congress. s.,ycrris. yowcr "-sr tn" Territories
| Of the United states for their government, and
in tbt .Ne-c;-a ii this power il Is tie right and
the duty of Congress to prohibit and extirFaie
in tie T,r-itOI',- th.t relic OF hari'arisfA,
pgiTya,ay; ami va EcEsBGd -;iCh Legislation 6e
-hsli secure th.s end aai .hs supremacy OF
American institutions IL all our Territories.
Fourteenth Til. pledges which the nation
has given to our soldiers and sailors must be
fulhi.ed. This great people Will always held
tao.o he, per.ied their lives for their cotintrJs
pres. -yatioa in the k:nd.st rtmeni brsncc.
Ei:taar.ti,-Te sincerely dert""nta all sec.
t:clal feeling ard tendencies, aud we, there
fore, note with deep soiic:tHda thRt the Demo
cratic party counts as lily chief hope OF Success,
upon the electoral rate ct united sonth.
secured through the efforts of those " no were
recently Hrraysi against tho nation, a.id We i',-
yoke the eETncs. attention cf the cenntry 70 the
grave truth that the successes thus achieved
would reopen sectional strife snt ILnrcr-i the
national uuu9y AID huMaI rights.
Siz,eeuti--We charge .ae Democratic party
with being tire saIno n character ana spirit as
when it sy1Epa;iize,i with treason with max
ing is control Of the House Of Representatives.
the triumph and the opportunity Of the nations
.ecen. foes: with rassserlir. and appiaudics ii:
the National Capitol the sentiments of Unre
repea:ant rebellion: with sending Union sol
diers II the wall and promoting Confederate
soldiers to the front; with deliberately propos-
ing TO yenuC,iHte Ire pliahteo faith of the Gov
eminent; with beu. equally false aud i1''beclie
in oyeTshaloyiu: the ENDS of justice b. lis par
tisAu nlisinaIsasaiUeut add obstruction Of invc@
.i-,a!oE. With proving it-c!f through the period
IF it, ndeEcy i'll the Lower House Of Con-
.,ress, utterly incompetent i" admiaiste- tbs,
(Iover-l,us ut. s.d Wa ws-I the country against
trusting l,sry thn- aiise unworthy, Iecro"iis
ant: :Il:a p.tis.
4, r.ntt.r,.i - Tho National Administration
merits oiAt..zl for its Eurorghle work IN
te gene NJ OF domestic s!ld foreign Affair.".
aud Prtei,isI: Grsns deserves The continued and
hearty gratitude If tie American people for mis-
,a;rioti.E and ai. Immense sr., ice, il y AZ au'.
in pescs.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-11
MASH e. TURNER

W., o "o .. 1880 Sal w TIT" ATTE :i
ali o;i3cr WcniNorh.r- Ia tac fact that ws
work both sof: ard hard oi :u,sl,l.s to EEy
si,zirCd shape. I,i..a tools 4 ali kinds ground
and shsri,",.d in the h--St nrann-r. W. also
surface iu-Ghci. make t"IcUe't snd grCsoyed
flooring, b.adrti -. ling, etc IsTtias will 10
well TO give Viz call ~ sr. i!ropsr.d t. do
good 9rh Ut reasonable ratns.
Furniture Requiring Wood Turning
and scroll Saving. Fence Posts
sud Piekets made plain
y turned or fancy.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-11
DE fit itJ,.
nROPOSEu AMEND,:ENT AM.

1Ho TOS y - AhEHnh EN- AM
revision OF she Constitution II .b- state "f
Aevsds, passed at tha seventh s:ee;0u II toe
Legislature:
R,~olved. By the Assembly. Tia s. nat" con-
ct;rViaI. That THE Constitution Of tie state %
Nevada b. sTIeIlied follows:
Amend S..ticn ore Of Article iN Of Ike Con
Siiut;nu ~ Tho state Of Nevada SO As to REAL 6s
:ri.nw-:
section i yh. f;s.sl year shall commence On
tee .i-st ,i:r .: p,He,1her il csch yesr.
ias-- Il .iaI'I:.rN -. l-:5.
5:cr'>i""i. -: t.,a assembly. the s.Anste con-
.'rIrr',, ! int r history, a. state has taught
u> ';a ,,.r:,,.-:t3 revising tine Constitution;
49, ttNr.'rr,. t"C"i1rls,,5 tn. electors ri the
i.Xt ti.,:fici T.. w Il, T- ;d tile f."giss Irc, TO
...t, tor or a:.1u-. IN calling II Convention
toy the pu-,.rs Il r,v;=irr tn. Constitution IF
in. STATE al nevada.
Passed tt,r;..cs =. lST5.
hereby certify tn foregoing: - ne trun roE'-
- fru!t thu, t.rl::iai cHEoiit-i Resolutions
*, H. NV p:iir.
W,inc4- u:y bad And ''.a Great seal Of
81. state. AUGUST |! tS'".
Inl,-.sv :. l.. MIaun. se.''y u STATE.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-11

&, {. EATTF3NsN. that~aarl.
Z . LORD S-crsts-y.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-11

Tlip II - " X T. y.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-11
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS REWARD
E.NDE AN INCTRA CASE
DIR. Ie R;chRu's

" - Z ~ Is n L - y NJ
After tcn gears Of trial ~ This coast. has prove,
itself the only curatiyo in certain class 81
di~'s.'s rrorGf,-cci by medical practitioners rs
incurnhlo.
DIR. I.e Rics,RU's Colder, Ealsam No. ]
Cures Chancreg .irst ana second stages; Sores
M The Legs or Endy. sore Ears. Eyes. Nose. etc.
C"prcr-colored Biotch". Syphl!tic Ca.anh,
Diseased Scalp, and ell the primary for,ns Of
til" disease known IS Syphilis. frica, IS per
bottle, or two for So
Or. I.~ Rfchnu's Golden Ba1sRrn M
Cures Tertiary. Mercnrial, Syrhii;io Rhenma-
ti.,n. RniIs in the Bon;s, back Of the Neck,
liberated Sore Throat. Syphilitio Rash, Jumps
aud Contracted Cords, stiffness nj he Limbs,
and eradiCateh all diseases FROM thu system,
whether caused h: indikrc,ion or sbnse 81
nI"rcury--lcar;ng tho blood rur. ana health
Price, IS per bottle, or two for 81.
DIR. LIE itichuu's Gcld"n Spanish
hnti!lote,
Fer thu care Of ftnnorrhoa, Gi6et. irrtstio
Gravel. and al: Urinary or Genital disarrabp
nents. Price. 81 50 per bottle.
DIR. LIE EiChaH's Golden spanish
Infection,
4 wash and Injection IT. s',ve-e cases Of Con
orrhea, IEiammsto'y Hleet, Structures, snd all
diseases ii tho k!t!E..ys ana bladder. Price,
81 30 per bottle.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-11
4he Carson 4aiip 9ppra'

CARSON CITY:
UsLs asSl.y October II. 1876
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-11
TO the UNFORTUNATE
NEW RENEE ES
NEW REMBDlES !
DIR. GIBBON,S DISPENNARY
643 Kearuy street.


DIR. GIBBONS DIsPENsARY
GA Ksarny street.
ssa Francisco. Established IT. 1884. for the
treatment OF sexual and Seminal Diseases SUCH
AZ Gonorrhea. elect. structure. syphilis In
ita forms, seminal Weakness, lmpot"ncJ. etc,
Skin diseases Of years standing and UIcerstsd
Logs successfully treated.
Semina; Weak mess.
Serira Emissions, the consequence OF SELF.
abuse: This solitary vice, o. depraScd sexual
irduiycrcs il practice.l by the youth of both
sex.s to al almost unlimited extcat, producing
with unerrinG certainty, the following train o!
morbid gym ptoms, unless culnhsted by scIent!-
fic medical measures. VIZ: ssilo" couhten
enre. DARK spots under the eyes. pain in the
head. ringing i'll the ears hois" like the rusti:ng
Of leaves and rafting Of chbriots. nneasiness
aisj'lt the loiEs, weakness OK she Hlhps, conlu'
SCI; VISION buntel intellect, loss OF confidence,
dinidencc i'll approaching strap Geis. dislike 10
form row acGuaintancrs, disposition to shuB
society loss OF rleluory, hectic huRhtS, puppies
and various truptiOns about tie faces, furrea
tes .s1ie, f.tid breath, coughs. consumption,
light svcats munonlsiia aud freq u mt insanity.
II relief be 1oI obtained, eaculd apply lD3e-
disteiv either IN person or by letter. and havo
cure effected iy his new and scientific mode 81
treating this disease, which never fails Of Fl.
secti.lc 6 quick and radical cure.
CURED AT HOME.
Persons at q distance may BE- CURED AT
HOME, by a!dressinsa letter TO DR.. GIBBON.
stating case, symptoms. .ene'h of time the dis-
ease has continued, and have medicine prompt
II for1 sr,,esi. free from damage end curiosity.
Il, my part OF the country. with full and plain
directions BY Inserting Ten Dollars coin, IN
Registered letter, through the Postofice or
through Wells, Fargo Il Co; pacEnss OF med!-
cire will be forwarded to any rnrt OF the MON.
CorresI,onGe ants will please inform DR.. Gibbon
that they read his advertise ments in the ArrEal
Address, DIR, i. +. GIBBON,
cctt3ly Boz 1857. Fan Francisco.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-10-11
Also, Agents for DR.. lie 3ficlaau's
GoiGen IiJIa.

For seminal Weakness, Night En,iasons. Ini-
potency. and al diseases arising from Ms,tur-
baton and tZte-stv. Ei''ls.s. Price 50 por
bottle. Tn genuine l'oLpE, EsI~s>M is put NJ
only III round bottles. On receipt Of price,
these medicines wll nc se:it to all parts OF The
country. b. express. or mail, securely pack, J,
and flc" FROM observation. sole Agents. e. +.
RICHARDS Co, whole sale an9 retail drug
gis.s and CHEMISTS soGttyyrs! corner OF Clay
and S.nsoi," streets, San Francisco, California.
auglt-lt "
, 1876-10-18

cubic feet per minute. Also pIans Tor fceeirln9.
taasp, from which the punps can take the watef.
Also plana for ncceaAhfy slntcewnys. Also plans
for locat1n and construction Of receiving. hAsin
on enat side Of Calumet River. and for conductor
under tho river to the receiving. basin Ut tho pump
Ing tGntfon: OF capacity An!iic!ent 70 convey =
minute. Also on centrifugal pumps.
Mt. schaund gave It as hia opinion that there
and that IT looked as II they intended 70 let tho
all drown unless they rot skttfs-
A sidewalk ordinance for Forty-etahth street
was pasted. Bills to tho amount Of 4, 20
were ordered paid. The Board then adjourned.
Mt. Bcnslcy states that NIL the main funds
arc aVertlrawn, and the town fs in need Of
money; also that no money should be expended
un!css absolutely necessary.
Alter the Hoard adjourned an unlookcd-tor
performance occurred In tho shape OF dentn-
riAtton OF the ineN nho 70 around taking III
stopc0cks and burners fran lamps wiltct belong
70 the people. 1t came from lir. Hasfjn1, who
has been thus wronEed
The Rcapers' Society held meeting yester.
day afternoon at tho residence ns Miss Koslng,
on Jefferson aycnut, and decided tog.yc rccep-
ti0n ut tho residence Of Mr.. C. b. Nelson On
MadEeon avcni'c, Thursday, Nov. 2. The ladlcA
VIII hare supner, flower, tnncv-work, and
Chinese tables from which articles can be bought
for cash at very cheap priccs, and the money
taken In at these stands will be wBely expended
by the fair members of tho Society. Another
meeting will be held at the rcRfdcnrc Oh tho
Misses Lane, Hyde Park avenue, Tuesday.
The registration at tho Town.uaIl passed OIL
very quietly to-tlaY.