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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-02
ASSESSMENTS LEVIED.
~AccIpENrAL CoNSoLlDAIED

OCCIDENTAL CONSOLIDATED
n G0Lp AND SILVER MINING Sos'
psny. Location Of principal place OF husinees'
san Francisco. California. -
Location of works. storey county, NevaaA-
Notice IL hereby given. that ~ n,s, ~, Of
August, 1876, an asressment. tNo. o. ~.
cents 40 etsj PR share wss le,iea NV ~. i'm
| capital stock 90 the corporstlo,i -, ~ he
| mediately, In United state. eo...' M
sss.tary. Al the once 3, ~. ,as !. M .,sifs, san
| ts N~ontgomery street. hp"@
snu.,o.s mon which this assessment snal'
~msln annsI1 on the ash day Of septemosr,
ia viii be delinquent, Anl sh.e..
ri. :, pubic .as' 70 . sla on ,ss fwsLFrii
nay Of OCTOBER. is.s. 10 pay the dslingusnt
s-ssssSnsut. tossthsr with oosts OF sdSeni''ng
.od sxpsnse> % sale.
Ny Order OF The BS.sa o. s.e,v,.r,.
oue.-yo. 43S Montgooery strsst. Room 2
M sssirs, san frsne $50. California. an2itd
OAyEY GOLD AND sILvER
DNININ0 COMPANY. LEGATION OF ptin-
eipal place Of business. san Francisco, CALI
Location OF works. Lyon county, state Of
Nevada.
the Board 90 Directors. held on the 10Th day OF
July, 1878. an assessment NO. ~ OF fineen
ornts per ,hafe was levied on the capital
stock OF the corporation, payable Immediately.
in United States gold coin. Tn the Secretary.
Al the once Of ihs Company. No. IN Cal
ifornis street. Room 8. San Francisco. Cal
ifosnla-
any s,ock upou which this as.essment shall
| remain unpaid on the sist day OF August.
is.s, will Be delinquent. and advertised for saie
a. puhiie anetion. and unle.s payment 70 mad.
bsfore win be sold on THURSDAY. the .isi
Oar Of September. ls5G,t In pay the delinquent A.
sessment. together with co>tr OF advertising
uEo. II. sPiNNEY, SECRETARY.
Odee-No. ~ California street. Room Nod
San francisco. California. lyn td
NFeCLGLLAN CONSOLIDATED
i mi GOLD AND SILVER MINING coz
pany -Locsiioa sf principal place of bushes
San Fruneiso. California
Laesiion Of works. sig.i mining District
storey county. Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that Al . meetine o
the Board of Dirve'err, held on the list das o
August. ls7d. an assessment tho. u oi Ter
Cent? no ets., per share was levied upot
the capital stock % the corporation, pa)Ani'
imm-diaiely. In United siaie- gold coin. toth'
secrstary. At the once Of the Company. No
40, Montgomery street. hoona y, W. sAi", Ns'
fraDciaro. California
ANY stork upon which thls sssessment shAl
remain unpaid on the ash dsv of sept~mbsr
isys, will BE- delinquent. and advertised fol
sale at pubic auction. and unless payment !,
made befere will he cold on the i7th day Of
October, ISIS, TO pay the delinquent ss.e.s
ment, together with costs Of advertising and
srpenses Of sale.
BY order of the board Of Directors.
OrrO MErCHrfC. SECRETARY.
O6ce-No. l26 Moaigomsry street, Room 2
up stairs, san francisco. California.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-02

NROWN POINT QOlD AND silc
vgR NfNiNo COMPANY Leeatioa Of
principal place Of busine>-. sAn francisco.
california
Nevada.
the Board Of Directors, held on tbs lsh day oil
August, 1919, an assessment mo. ~ OF Ons
Dollar isD per share wss isyied upon me cap
iial stock of the corporation. payable I'm
mediately, In United staies gold coin, 70
the Secretary, Of the once Of the COMPANY,
Room d HaywArd's Building. No. tis Caiifof'
mia street. san Francisco. California
Any stock upon which this asAsssmsnt shall
remain unpaid On the isth day Of sspte9bsr.
ls1e, will b delinquent. and advertised no
sAis az public auction. and unless pAymsnt ID
made before will Do sold on TUESDAY. tbs
iOth day Of october. 1879. TO pay the delinquent
assessment. together with the costs Of adver'
tising and expsnsss Of sals
Dy order Of the Board Of Directors.
JAMES NEwLANDS. s~crvtsy.
Of1ce--7s Haywsrd's buiiding. No. tis Cali.
fnrufa sfrsst. Nan Francisco. California aul6td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-02
one.-neeus 5 and !. No. Ss Ssssssssr;
strsst. San Francisco. cAlifosniA suisid
Es So.s AND sIty.. .ISISs

T n GOLD AND sILvE1 MHNlN0
coNPASY.-toession Of psineipsl place
Of b~usin~~s. San rrspeiseo. california.
Nevada.
Notice 70 hereby given. that Of Q meeting
OF tne Directors. he'd 90 the ie.h day of
Stvs Cent? per ss.re Wa ,sy,sd upon
tbs capital stcek Of the corporation. nav
bic immediately. In United staiss gold
coin. TO the Secretary. 81 the once Of the
Frsneiseo. California.
AM stock upoo which this ass,,snspt sh.ii
remain unpaid on the 18th day Of s.ptsuess.
1879. will 10 delinqusnt. and advsrtis>x A.,
sale o. public auction. and unie.s paymsot NJ
made before win be cold on rlCEsDAY- ths
5th DAY Of October. ISIS. To pay the delinausn,
assessment. together With eosts Of Advertising
@. J. EATON, sssrsasry.
0moe-Rccu No. I EApress Building. rss
frsneiseo. cAiiforni& saittd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-02
OALEDONIA slLvEa MINING

CcouPANY. -Loestica Of principal place
Of business. nan Frsneirco. California.
lesion o. wcrhs; STOREY county. Se.sds.
the Board OF Dirctors. hsld % he ssth
day u August. fs16, On asssrsmsnt mo. i9
OF One Dollar psr shars was levied pon
the capital stock Of The corporation, payable
Immediately. In Omitted states gold coin. ~ the
Secretary. 81 the once 81 The coppsny. tis
CAhfo-ria street. san frsneisco. California.
Any stoef upon which this sasss>mept shsll
remain unpaid on the soth day Of s<ptsub-r.
1850. VII b. Delinquent. snd advertised fer
is made bsfors viii b. sold on the rwEyTl.
krH A OF OCTOBER. 1915. to pay the de-
Eloquent ssressnent. together with cosls Of "a
veftisiDg and exp~nss. of safe.
.H. wE0ENKR. Secretary.
omee-ut California strvst, san Frsneiseo
Cslifornis. suzstd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-02
uOLp AND nILVKn

NLAN0OW gold AND slLvkn
vT MINING CONPASY.-Loeatioa of prin-
cipai place Of busine.s. San franeisro. Call
Location Of works. DEVILS Gate District.
Notice 10 hereby given. thai 81 . meeting Of
the Trustees Of sAld Company, held on the sth
day Of August, 1915, an assessment CNo. u OF
rfteen ti3l Cents per share was levied upon
the capital stock % the eofporsfton. payable
Immediately, In gold coin q the United staies.
Any stock upoa which this ssssssneat shall
rsmain unpaid on the Nh day Of s~eptsnbrt.
lsvs. viii be dslinqnsnt. and Advertised for sAir
q Pablie .assion. and onls.c E,ynra, = NAH .ss
s ss,S e s SEN - sa,a ,s Sc 10 sas ne 'd%.iisss.sii
aassssment, toesther with costs OF sd'e''''"t
jSo. a. RKIcHEkr. ssss.ssy:;,
Ofncs-No. 80 Pine street. Rooms ~ = IL
San vraneiseo. California ~
MINI GOLD AND sILvEs MiN,
M mo cONpANr=Loestlon OF PrIns,p@i
place Of business, san frans,' MINI. District.
atorvy county. STATE Of Ns.sdA- .-...,
Notiee is hereby given, that Of . meetinfot
the board Of TRUSTEES, held on ne Va oAy
% August. iss6. an assessnsnt SNos .'@
espitsi stock Of the corporation, payable
immediately, In United states gold coin, 10
the secrrtsry, At the once Of the Company.
Room 4. No. col CALIFORNIA; strest. san Fran
eisoo. California.
remain unpaid on TUESDAY, the i1th day q
sspsembsr, ls16. will be delinquent, and I'd
vsftised for sAie st public a~nction, and unisss
payment 10 made before VIII b sod ON
THURSDAY, the sth day Of oetooer. isso. 70
pay The delinquent ass.s.nsni. toss.nss WIN
DAVID x. JENNINGS, SECRETARY.
O6iee-Room 4, M. toi California street
San francisco. California Anlltd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-02

0authier, CARROT n Go. Trus ~
Gardiner . Hooker rusteesilIa
Hickox. kuhl q Co. Trustees. s2t
Hosmer 4 Bourne. Trustees. al
Hale. Page 4 Wilson. Trus. as
Halls, rage D Wifnon do l0Js
Hale PAGE D Wilson do l01i
Hill q Kiisour. Trustees. lin
Nil h kiisour. Trustees. ..il2e
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-02

"A ING COMPANY. -Locsiioa Of principal
place Of busines-. san Francisco, cAiifosnia
Location of works. Devifs Gate District
Lyon county. Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that 81 q meeting OF
the Trustees of said Company. held on the sth
day Of August. 1915. an sssessment tSo. u oil
Yifteen Os Gents per share wss levied upon
the capital stock al the corporation. payable
Immediately, In gold coin OF The United States.
To- the yeerstary. 81 the once 90 the Company.
Any stock upon which this assessment
shall r~-1ain unpaid on the 9TH day OF ssp-
tsmbsr, tsIs. will he delinquent. and I'd
isss amen 10 made b~forv will be cold on
sATCFDAY, the sosh day of September. isIc.
10 pay the delinquent a>se~sment. together
with Ssts OF advertising and expenses 81 sale.
JNO. A. RElCukar. oeeretAfy.
Onee-No. N Pine street, Rooms ~ and 81.
e~n Francisco. Csifornis. anl0td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-02
GOULD 4 cuRRy Silver MIN.

omcs Rooms Is and n Nsrehantsf X
change, San rrsscisco. California auiItd
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-09-02
Ofice-No. I'D California street, Room MOI
San Francisco. California. ty1s I'd
MecLELLAN CONGRATULATED


o6,ee-No. t9s Montgomery street, Room .
Nm stairs. san francisco. California.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-01-01

a question more important than party
politics, because it touches every taxpay-
er and affects the comfort of every fam
lily, is how to cheaper municipal govern
ment. The taxes of our large cities are
increasing faster than their population
or wealth. Rings have got control of
the offices, scoooped the treasures clean,
and issued bonds for many purposes
principally, however, for waste or steal
age. 1t is stated that in Boston, Phila-
delphia, and New York, the average
taxes within fifteen years have grown
four times as much as the population and
twice as much as the wealth. New York
is the worst plundered city, but Philadel-
phia to-day has afoat $9,00O,OOO Of dis
honored city warrants, and Boston taxes
are eating up many of her 'solid men,
Unless the intelligent property holding
classes wake up and manage our munich
pal politics with the same judgment and
economy that they would private bust
ness, their substance will yet be deyoureo
by rings Lansing Republican.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-01-01

Mr.. ANDREW WILSON, in his ssAbode
of Snow" journal of observations in
China, Thibet and through the upper
Himalaya country, tells us of a race of
people inhabiting that hitherto almost
unknown land, who practice poiyandry,
or to be more explicit, where one woman
has several husbands. Generally the
woman marries all the brothers in the
family. Single marriages are found only
when there is one male child, as the wom-
an never cares to marry out of the chosen
family. Thirty millions of people follow
this practice, and they are respectable
race-industrious, brave and handsome.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-01-01

PoMEROY, the Massachusetts ssboy
fiend," who is only IA years old, but was
convicted last summer of killing a little
child, and is believed to have done so
before, will probably be executed as soon
as Gov. Rice comes into Office. His life
has been spared by Gov. CASTOR. A re-
cent visit to him by j. I. Fields brings
out the fact that the 'sboy fiend" has de.
voured sensational fiction ever since he
could read. He has filled his brain with
the details of murder, rapine, and crime
in general, contained in sixty Or more
dime novels.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-01-01

The House of Representatives, few
days since. passed a resolution declaring
against all subsidies in money, bonds,
public lands, endorsements, or by pledges
OF public credit, to associations or corpo-
rations engaged or preparing to engage
in public or private enterprises, and that
all appropriations from the public treas
ury ought to be limited, at this time, to
such amounts only as shall be impera-
lively demanded by the public service -
The vote on the resolution stood 223 to
80, thus cffectually and satisfactorily dis
posing Of the subsidy question for the
present.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-01-01

PROBABLY the most inflated business
now carried on in this country is that of
raising, buying and selling of short
horned cattle. In 1872 short-horned
bull. 10Th Duke of Airdrie, was sold for
$4,000. A few days ago he sold for $l0,-
600. Col. w. E. Simms, of Kentucky,
has recently purchased bull for $l2.Ooo,
the animal having enhanced $1,000 in
seven months. This reminds one OF the
famous tulip mania in Holland century
400.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-01-01

Thirty-six different nations have ac-
cepted the invitation to participate, and
some of them have appropriated funds
for expenses as follows: Great Britain,
$250,0OO; France, $4,000; Germany,
Sill, 900; Austria, $4,000; Italy. $4,000;
Spain, $l5O,0OO; Japan, 100000; Bel
GUM, $4,000; Sweden, S125,0O0; Nor
way, $44 10000; Argentine Confederation,
100000. The finances of the commission
stand about as follows:
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-01-01

SOME interesting facts were laid before
the Congressional eXcnrsionists to Phila-
delphia in regard to the present condition
OF the Centennial enterprise. Comparing
the work with the previous international
exhibitions, the following showing was
made:
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-01-01

EVEN the mother country can learn
something from her independent, way
ward child. In London the new edilca-
ton bill, copied from some of the Ameri-
can compulsory education bills, has had
the effect of increasing the school attend
.uce tally 100000 n few months.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-01-01

In the arrangement of the House COM
mittees Speaker Kerr has shown decided
Partially to the west, but has likewise
given the organization decidedly hard
money complexion. Michigan, however,
has Jared badly, having no chairmanships
nor even second places on any Of the
committees. Gen. Williams name stands
third on military affairs, and all the other
members Of our delegation are found
away down in the list. Conger serves on
war claims and patents.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-01-01
EDITORIAL NOTES.

MANS inhumanity to woman was
strikingly illustrated at Worcester, Mas
sachusetts, few days since, where a
woman was arrested and tried for ''talk-
ing to her husband in loud tone of
voice." The report of the case says the
woman was acquitted; but it leaves us
in painful suspense as to whether the
jury found she had not talked in loud
tone Of voice or whether the court de-
cided such talking not to be an offense.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1876-01-01

Engraving on Wood.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-02-15
NEW YORK PRICES

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a..a .ls 81 ..d 4sI =
ID IT. sa9l
4 u sa'a HI ssa 4s5 !
$50 Il Isi q - taii a4al
AT THE
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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1876-02-15

|TyHK PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXIST.
u ing between A. b. Morrell I r. ". Tompkiue
end w. West - the saw-milj busln<sei = sAs d1y
dissolved BY mutual consent. John Brodbsck hayi. (
bonghs the tntsrsse u the saA a. .. Mossell. Who
now rstires from the rsn. The book accounto 70 q
tho mist q January. 1eSA viii b collected " &iAer
party Of the old nrm: bat on ndcbteneso conac1sd
since The III Of Novsabss. ISIS. WI . eetse6 81
the new hrm. 4. b. MORRILL,. s.
s6t't4 n.W. T0MPKl11A
W. ~. WEST. t,..
lAaAs CITY. n. IN. 1. is76. jau5:in =
The daily gazette., 1876-08-12
Fashionable Furniture.
J-& j. ". HARTMAN,
10. 4l0 Kin Streer
WILMINGTON, DEL,

We respectfully inforE. the clu-
~ La oi Wilmington and the sur-
.-,xss.r.. -tun9iLE ,Ountr3 thatwe cont;nno
EEL 20 'naAu!acture and keep on hand AZ
our isrsa ard lorg established warernnms
EaInNuFE q eve:y variety and style. con,
FnYuizure suitable for perlor ,dininR-rnom
and chamber uses. 'NA Foom
pur asag-tmeut u Furniture LARGER nra
m"re yarie. than q :! be found in DelaSs+e
a.d all articles sold l'our establishment are
warranted az 70! r. son ed.
Htn.tiar Dilpii ai the mos fashionable
def: f:gLs ma 10 to order ard kept constantly
On and. We slso IDanufs cture and constant.
Y tesp laTseaS0rtment of Spring VAR.
oss and HusE Mst'resses
j. q J. N. HARMAN,
J...n Tag street. Wllmingto.
The daily gazette., 1876-08-12
rcnn,inusd from FIrst Page

mense alarm. What was intended for
a years supplies will not now last six
months. Tiger Tail by the introduce
tion of a new dish relieves all necessi-
ties. Gen. Custer is repulsed and
thrown back on the main body. Great
alarm is now felt in the American
camp and many councils of war are
held against the bowls and protests of
Kicking Bird aud other chiefs OF the
sons of Shiban.
The day is almost decided. The
souaws from their strong holds as
sharpshooters make much destruction.
Thandanega and his children rush
down apparently, to be on hand for
the scalping. One moment more Gen.
Sherman folding his mantle about him
would expire with SET I'll Brute, when
there is sudden eruption from the
clouds, otherwise the direction is un-
known. Bishop Simpson and Presi-
dent McCosh take part in the contest,
leading the straight and strong, shoot
ing settlers about the wild, whose
homes are threatened and whose lovely
and innocent children. are crying with
dread OF being subjected TO the morose
Indian. The new accession alone out
number the savage hosts ten to one.
Tbandanega by a swift polite march
by the right flank throws his bands on
| the side of the greater forces.
The red sons of the forest hight nc
| logger but respond to the earnest invi'
! tation of the Bishop and in camp
| meeting which is held, at once glo-
| riously are converted and all is peace
| Tiger Tail the wild Comanche, be
| comes from his close companionshir
with the elect an acceptable apostle
| and his after days are in complete con-
trast TO his former life.
The Indians generally retire to q
reservation apart from the scene OF
| their crime and wildness. The Black
Hills become in possession of the
| rightful owners and are the homes of
happy children, and eventually pro-
| duce many great men. All is love.
N. B.-The above romance founded
on the good principles of human ma
ture, was found near the stark body OF
Gen. Custer and supposed to have
| been written IN the midst of the battle
| against the red skins, and intended for
| the advance sheets of the Galaxy.
| But, alas, for the uncertainty Of hui
| man events.
Thandanega's march instead OF
coalescing him with the whites was for
the standing still of the sun, an often
sive movement.
Generals Sherman, Crook and Gus
ter evenly matched by the naturally
hostile Indians, fell an easy prey to
his fOmahawk The comhinn1 heroes
having no fear of the future scalped
and horribly mutila.e,l the persons OF
| the dead commanders. Bishop Simp'
| sons and President McCosh's forces
had been unable to make any impres
sion on account of being separated
from the field of battle by the much
used Forked Tongue river.
Like famous tanker who had not
sixpense in his pocket, yet could draw
from &c, 600 pounds for the cash trans
action they were entirely ignored
BILL Cross, The Scout.
The daily gazette., 1876-08-12

S5 to 800 per day at home. Sample
W worth Al tree. O., ST,NsoN Il
80 Po<taLi, Ms.As,
The daily gazette., 1876-08-12
Thursday, Aug. 81. 1876.
100000

ThOs. p Porter, Ex Gov. Ky.
General Manager,
POSITIVELY NO PoSTPONEMENT
as we will have series of Grand Drawings
and cannot establish the precedent Of posi-
poning.
The daily gazette., 1876-08-12
THE COUNCIL.

ADJOURNED SEsSIoN-FINIsHIN THE
BUSINESS OF THURSDAY NIGHT-MR.
FEBIGER's BoMBsHELL REsoLUTi on
IT ExrLoDEs HARMLESS AND RE-
CEIvEs A UNANIMOUS VOTE.
The City Council held an ad djourned
meeting, last evening, Mr.. Mclntire in
the chair.
Petitions and communications were
read and referred, as follows:
From Wm Miller, and others for the
repaying Of both sides of Second street, ,
from King to Market.
From Henry Pretszchner and others.
asking that no further steps be taken
in reference to repairing East Fourth
street, until the property owners state
their desires in relation to the same.
From John Fisher, Henry Tatnall
and the Harlan s. Hollingworth Co.,
4 Baudy Summons, for the refnnding OF
l overpaiC tax.
From l.. Wallschmidt and others,
1 asking Council to examine the condi.
tion of the sewer over Shipley Run
above Seyenih street, which they claim
is too small.
FROM Ihos. Curley and Patrick
Hughes, for the paving of cutters or
the south side OF Second street, ,betweer
Van Buren and Harrison.
From Thos. Stewart and others fo,
the paving of cutters on Bennett
street, between Eighth and TAYLOR
| From the Union A. Nj. E. Church
asking further time for'thc payment O
their assessment for the paving O
French street, and protesting agajns
the proposed paving of Walnut street
| From ], c. File and others, for tn,
construction of gutter on Tatnal
street, from Eighteenth street to Jes
sup's Road.
| From Mrs, Sam'l Sheppard. Micbae
O'Mealley, Jacob Harding John #
Mckaig, Dan'l Z. Justison. Hupl
llagan and Gatta 81 Kaiser, asking I,
have their names withdrawn from tn
petition Tor the paving of Walnu
, street, and protesting against the pro
posed paving.
Mr.. Febiger moved that the reoues
be granted.
Mr. McMenamin called the ayes an
nays.
, Mr. Febigcr thought it was singuls
that person should not be allowed +
| ''ANH' -" hio lIO1n Il DetltlnT
Mr.. McMenamin advanced the onir
ION that name once attached to n do
cument should be held there.
Mr. Murphey wanted to know tn
reason of the petitioners in wishing I
withdraw their names.
Mr.. Febiger said the reason wo
they wished to demonstrate against III
. paving,
The chair stated that the subject In
been disposed of, as the petition ws
not before Council.
Mr. tebiger said the parties simpl
wanted to go on record as being ~,
posed to the paving. u
i MIR. Febiger's motion prevailed !,
% the following vote.
1 Ayes: Messrs. Adams, VIM, Conb,
:, VIM. NJ. Candy, Downing, Feb;rc
It Jones, McGlirchey, Paynter, Unude
n wood-10. "Oue
4 Nays-Messrs, Bickta, Farrell For
), Irelan, Lynch, Intire BIcMenami
e Murphey,-S.
i. A petition was read from S. Bick
y and others, asking for the paving
: cutters on the East side of Adm
T street, from Second 10 Fifth. Referrc
Mr.. Feoiger offered a resolution !,
!cU:!!rS !hc Stree. Committee to mai