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Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-22
SEWING MACHINES !

If you are wanting to buy a Sewing Ma
chiue, try new Wilson and you will have no
other.
A trial will convince the most skeptical OF
its superiority over all others, being adlusta-
BILE in all its parts, every movement being
positive, with a perfect tension and adjusta-
BILE feed. 1t is simple, strong, durable and
cheap, light and rapid running, doing all the
different varieties of sewing from the finest
fabric to the heaviest cloth or leather.
The latest improved Wilson will not run
backwards, thereby avoiding the breakage of
needles and thread and necessitating the re-
moval of the goods from the machine while
winding the bObbns as is the case with all
other machines. HIGHEST PREMIUM AT
THE WORLDS FAIR, Vienna 1873. very
i'm portant improvement has lately been ad-
ded to the Wilson. Call and see it before pur-
chasing elsewhere. To try one is to buy one.
e. c. GLlDDEN, Agent
No. Court street, Los Angeles, Cal.
Also-Agent for Frank Leslie's Cut Paper
Patterns. On hand, a superior stock of
needles, thread, silk twist, oil and attach
ments for all standard Sewing Machines
dli 6m
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-22
TRANSCONTINENTAL TICKETS
Via the Pioneer Route,
Chicago and Northwestern
Railway.
THIS Is THE BEST ROUTE EAST

It's track is of STEEL RAILS, and on it has
been made the FASTEST TIME that has ever
been made in this country. By this route pas-
sengers for points East OF Chicago have their
choice of the following lines from Chicago:
BY THE PITTsBURG, FORT WAYNE AND
CHICAGO AND PENNSYLVANIA RAIL
WAYS,
= THROUGH TRAINS DAILY, with Puii-
- man Palace Cars through. to Philadelphia
and New York on each train.
7 THROUGH TRAIN, with Pullman Pal
Il ace Cars to Baltimore and Washington.
BY THE LAKE SHORE AND MICHIGAN
SOUTHERN RAILWAY AND CONNIE
TIONS (NEW YORK CENTRAL AND
ERIE RAILROADS):
= THROUGH TRAINS DAILY, with Pal
= ace Drawing-Room and Silver Palace
Sleeping Cars through to New York.
BY THE MICHIGAN. CENTRAL, GRAND
TRUNK, GREAT WESTERN AND ERIE
AND NEW YORK CENTRAL RAIL
WAYS:
. THROUGH TRAINS, with Pullman al-
- ace Drawing, Room and md sleegins S,
falo, Rochester or New York city.
BY BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILRc ~:
. THROUGH TRAINS DAILY, with eall-
n man Palace Cars for Newark, Zanes5 lis,
Wheeling, Washington and Baltimore With
out change.
This is the SHORTEST, BEST and only inc
running Pullman celebrated PALACE
SLEEPING CARS AND COACHES, conneut-
ing with Union Pacific Railroad at OMAHA
and from the WEST, via Grand Junction,
Marshall, Cedar Rapids, Clinton, Sterling and
Dixon, for CHICAGO AND THE EAST.
This popular route is unsurpassed for Spe ell,
Comfort and Safety. The smooth, well-bal
lasted and perfect track of steel rails, the cell
ebrated Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars, the
perfect Telegraph System of moving trains,
the regularity with which they run, the adj
mirable arrangement for running through
cars to Chicago from all points West, secure
to passengers all the comforts in modern rail-
way travelling. No changes of cars and no
tedious delays at ferries.
Passengers will find tickets via this favorIie
route at the General Ticket Office of the Cen
trail Pacific Railroad, Sacramento
Tickets for sale in all the Ticket Offices Of
the Central Pacific Railroad.
w. H. STENNETT Gen. Pas. AgenF.
MARVIN HUGHITT, Gen. Sup.
III. p. STANWOOD, General Agency, f2I
Montgomery street, San Francisco. aus ly
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-22
THE WAITER

now conduc ted by pipes TO the lands of the
San Gabriel Valley Tract, and on the other
tract there is in process of construction a hy-
drant cement ditch capable of carrying 13,0OO,-
600 gallons OF water daily.
All of the water is of the finest quality and
raises on the lands of the Association,
There are churches and schools at convent
ent distances, and the climate is unsur-
pissed
The lands now offered for sale are the
finest ever placed upon the Los Angeles
market.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-22
LINES OF RAvEL
LEAVE Los ANGELES:

On and after Saturday Jan. 1885, and until
further notice, trains will run every day as
fr1I
, 1876-11-16

An important meeting Of tho friends of tho
Second Regiment will be held at O'Clock Satur-
day in the Sherman House clultroom.
The Y. n. c. A. Band of Hope will give
magic lantern entertainment this evening, at
7:D0 o'clock, In Lower FaEwcll Hall. Aumis-
s!on free.
TlIs attention Of the charitable is called to
the Ncwsboys' Home lunches at 110 Lasal1c
street. sead In provisions, and bring your wife
down to lunch.
The postponed Aith monthly meeting OF tho
Chicago Elcc trIcal Society will bo held IN Room
Is {arst llnnr}, No. 1ea Washington street, this
evening, at 7:;W o'clock.
TIN Indy managers OF tho Newsboys' Homo
aru g!ysnt, Il series Of monday lunches nt ltD
l.a5allc street, miininnE tito Doartl Of Trndc.
Ks tie proceeds Will bu ,iuyuted tn the tntcrcsts
ut tie Home, liberal patronage is confidently
hoped for
The Rev. Il, r. 1.cavitt will be installed as
pastor Of tho I.fncola 1'ark congregational
Church this evening. The Council will nsscJp-
bic Mt 2 o'cUrk. Tic Installation services will
commence Ut ! o'clock. Sermon by tho Rev.
Dr. GOODWIN.
THO salc of senta for tho Englta.opera season
will commence this morning ut the hox otlicn OF
McVickcrs Theatre, Fortunately Miss Kellogg
uhd her cxpeicnt troupe neetl llu Introduction,
tn Chicago Dpern-gDcr5. and Il very 1iYcly and
successful EcAson l,1ay hc anticipated.
, 1876-11-16

aaEe beloro ny tne National u!sPnlcll Dinct anti,
consequently, IL Was boyanst their puwcr to OH
tnin tho Eonds.. This ramc 'irm has received
over the san,c tsno Il cnr,o Ut leather, II can.
aIgnineut of Mcgte,, mud other urtic!p<. nil nf
wi'''' have h'ssttrlo'lsy Disappeared.
Justice scully yesterday held tho following:
William narher, larceny from * 'I1l'1'sSn II
Erans, warrants, thrrc. innnths each IN the
lfnuae Of Correction: Joseph McQuail, burg.
larry, from Catl'crfnu Harvey. No. u Fourteenth
street, discharged for lack of evilenrc; ueurgc
Morton, o,c-1sgKea brothcr Of tue notortoils
Abhr Morton, $l0o flnc; Harry Smith,. latrrny
nf watch nntt chain trutn lo, tltwarlt Of No.
III Clinton street, l,6oo to tho Criminal Court.
Daniel Carncy anil James Cahlll werc d!sor-
dcrly on tho corner Ut Stats nMl Eighteenth
and nlarrHl their pleasure, Carney. set upon him
aud bent hlm badly ahout the l,cat With his own
srnn!llc1 beth offenders olf 10 Zig Twonts.aec-
ua fSi td cstss stst in s 5 ',e 10 te c1mna
Court for the assauit, nnd levied n fno Of $40
with SIS tlnc.
The wounded Of last week arc Ill still "alivc
nntl ktskng" to i,Fc lackileyed expression.
condition, but her p',ysIciaM was still unable 10
vnitsl for lIcr recovery. sllas buchler, her as-
ea!IAat, was held without bail tn tho 18th Inst
l4urcnx Clunlpp, tho snoo1t-kccpcr at tho corner
tlle negro, William johnson, carved IN tlIen!glt
gf election, is ,ldw In fair way OF recovery.
The e,su will he called before Justice Summer
field Oh tho 18th Inst.
Georgo Hnrr1s, hunkoist, orc OF long line Of
Erofcsetonals caEcllny AROUND J. i. Levy, tho
.llay night by Detective llctnxnan iron, McMly's
Tabernacle TO den on Cqt1al street. Harris
was cutrancing sicrman II. l'cussoll, wealthy
granger, from, Grand RapIds. Alicl'., with bis
, 1876-11-16

,h te thus captured, nnt! fired at ,ho ,,,-',
ihg ils check, wl,crclIn,,n ,,' t!nssEan r,n,.
1ricntE shat t1,, Turk, tyhi,h ~, ~ thc laltT,
4hrre, u'vihJ to tho ltn,,,",lotE.a.Es EaEs rise n
,isnn whose desire II WIS r. r,,.. ii thc
Presently noil,nr Tux was ',."n .','l ltrc Turk
Gs r s' w.nt En i,x1 tn' sath,FIas, s',sT ,.s M
tma,, nas tn's Inrk also was nolp f., ING prize.
.nrsa .ta,s It,, til1s tRnoiiy. lln M sI,t !" 10 rap
mem Inter, slain hr bullet {r.,o, '',isflE thf mo-
81 allother ls.tssfan. Tho Russ;an," ,"e Revolver
nIoMe ihto two parts: ono tlsiant. "tty then
.mcK Win thc!r wounded eotnrn,io ''1l,sht ,h vent
nhhlooring eight or len, bcli sir tc other,
thra,iEh tho heart Of ,Is''t ~ ,.n right
pestt'oil, acrnss to IIorra,,-,, iarktsb
us headquarters at V,n,aIi,o'Rct Vo,,I,o ii
vac. glance tho map Nnl VII, s1]cis-
now l'ee-llne drawn from J,c,am..n'a Will show
Gosae must pass not alone tlro,," Il. 70 sl'jl.
12rcpost, but right through thc m'at. INC l1rks
iioFvatovstll, WHO Is strict tiisriniia s,i'ons.
the fgt,t,trceome roIstcrcrt ,,n1n ''.tatlan, put
wt SSat te saha sss to Dsligrnd where rSetn,ra1 a1
o on tho the.,;;l "a oI tds t,,"nth hse' item;
M seventy Ruestnls-oHlccr. ,,,,l a banl
retoak, ,nl9r rot darkness. nn1 1".nlalg- y. K
polft Ok TUG hayonct, tho order bcIu" . @ ~ Tho
sliofi retis1ibt near Orelsttn. i'll, ~ 10 10 TITO
hattnions OF furkB. Which had hcnn 'tv ny Two
tnc sefVians Two dhya prcytonnty. ~ TTrns', rom
anrpflsed' hat't1tnc only to fire ola rn,, i4Tl
tHe Nueslhf' bRynnttr, Carried by t,i'ror. whcit
bits" ''''o tit "o'ted like rab-
, 1876-11-16

con,+ r1,u,, nf .,,., A.. -. ~, .txoJ,
,r,i .tEn ~, s'sasca lor tne pace eleotct!' US htcs
'',",pta W. " ~ !nG running " mn!Hcs
A,a III y, om' anG "osE IL. .,i
ho ~. ~ .', aM sA'uah.o i'a tesvtces w.
oe ~ INC county cah lc estimated ny 'hefcaacF'
fhc nlu Wfliarl Il Gu. cinill wAs Rettlcd l,y
g!e Cmnn,t.co having Il in charge yesterday.
The ilrns hnd q contract III rt'nncctInn with Lilo
l,eretl, ami fulled. They ware succeeded by
heir ,talaret, yet they claimed ot tho county
5Nllt $J,OM oil their contrnct, which lad hccn
p.vd 10 sono urc else. The ctan was settled by
cosdltton That they woull giro receipt In FULL
etc, which tlcy asrcct to to.
r4,c f,,,r,,,t,., n, trs,},ots mn, prs,;,
p,,if,nTs " st",,Ior omcr,,rtI t,s comt,oct fnr
n"ct",, me- VIII the n @ mcw 1i"soIii % ~ T r + scxtnn
Yor ~, ~ Mn III ". III ~. H." ,,a., o. ~.
soo,s.,i s,.,,,e mi n h.,,r" - I'll .t"nfos l..
Tic way II iavorns ,M were epl II. rs,,oved. % iii
matter 81 renarai rct,,ork. Ind II rivnt En-
..oatt,r H. IL, ~ .,.,,, t,nn =, = ;,,,. ~ - ~,
VIVA md wharafnrns. they ,trrtn,nIv mt,.t
sn,t,thsr their infornn,ton nntl eninton:' '''A''
'".~~' '.''' ~P.''"'''' -.
n INC way oi cue re-eect'on ol Commsssfoncf
John:o'', T. ap.:ars, wcrc certain things that
T r'se ', ,aa at H.. 10 s no n %
!lc dsar tasraysss aoy service IL san, a. and With
the consent of i,ts ro-]aburcrs for the last ttreo
ysars tv wo,a n, ''ks 10 s,nh9aht MF; ~; e,len i s
IN lis Saee, but fna:,nuci Us he las % been sT repu
diated by sts constituency, an.l given way to
eoIc ors, elsc. ,lol'nsons chances are mt To be
undcrcs!amateu. lie could scarcely bo less eS-
rrslsi'e as Agent t''ati nc tias been as Commits
s1oncr. ou
!s0RE or THE COURTHOUSE.
Tile Old Wnr OF tlc " lnE" " in tho County
Board was 1cnews1 cin @ on Arc'!ttet EEnn yesteF-
!iay the orr taon hetng t'in ct'tisderatlon Of his
lot NLnnA lQF TIC" AEltl11t
, 1876-11-16
AID. M'AU,LEy.


Ii the wort! "reuoyal" " Hlcnns cnnEc OF
location in the city a,ll not necessarily moving
of residence from The city ltlIts, tlIcn Mr.. j. r.
McAulcy Is no lungrr entitled to n seat III the
City Council and tl.c appcllutlon Alderman. II
lppcars that Mr.. sleAuley dues not live III tho
Enrd wl'f:h he represents In tta Council, and
those persons With whom q TRIBUNE reporter las
ronvcrsel upon tic subject think that there IL
vacancy In the First Ward Aldcrl,n.sllip. The
facts arc briefly VI follows: air Sc4tu'ey was
spring lrum thu First Nnrl IIo ut
lint tins WIS II hnurstrr ut the
Palmer ilouse. Dut'ni: tlc summer Sir. Mr-
Aulcy WINS a transient EcsiIunt Vi Eyanstnr, md
:hc Fourti, Ward.
4 lawyer ut high standing wus yesterday
naked by n rcpnrtGr: "Snppnsc II lnnM living Iii
The Ftrst Ward einnutt hc elected Ahiern,un;
aud thereafter t,nl tl,,,, shout. muyc Into so1u
First Ward ~
NO" sa,.l the lawye: promptly, che is not.
ac1c y the Inv ior It." ind t!t: Ecnl as follows
II any vacancy shall IL, the Office uf Alder.
BY death. resignation, tr.n.,n!, Or ut!lcrw.sc,
such vacancy r,aiI b, u!led by election,
And, See. X.
No person, shall be eligible ~ lc nalcr Vt A1,c..
man 0ncss he shall lc Hssalhe.! c1cctnr aud re-
side in The ward for which liz il clerieA. etc.
Turning ia tlle rs,pr{rr. the lAwycr runt.n-
ucd: "fom SLY. tiat Mr.. MeAnley does mt
live In ihc First Wald. II tlIat Ii sG, there will
iasc ~ hc IN cleeso9, to I'LL tllc Vacancy, for u
vacancy turely cxihts."
The .ase Is To rrrtain degree analogous tn
TINT Of nr. Mrvt"har, llpnlt|l Commissioner,
who, by slight Ncglrtt IL comply With btnt-
utnsy requirements, iuricstcA Ills claim tu tli.
right uf oing tho o'iiee winch he occupied.
II thc gentleman fn questionable. McAulcy-
Is not now entitled to his sent IN tho Cn1NiI he
surely WAS mt entitled to that seat soniu
mouths ago, wlscn III Movcd from tic ward.
, 1876-11-16
CRIMINAL.


kaufman g. Rosenberg, oi No. 30t Archer
avenue, wcre yictlInlzcd Tuesday night BY
burglars. They loso slD0 worth OF boots aud
shoe4.
8. Blackburn, Of No. 175 Randolph street, COM
plains that sncak-.hicvcs recently entered hIs
place and nu.lo away with gold watch md
clsutn vuncd ut SU.
Rurcl;y Il Milan, rcstauratcurs, noun, tic
loss Of six la'1sask tablc-cloths md qup,.tlty
Of table ware, tiehed Tuesday night from alai-
t!l!ofs Hail on Ada street.
Daniel Ryan, fur the larceny Of two wasl,-tubs
frD,i nat, cgAse Mt No. 07 Fourteenth strvct,
Was yesterday assessed 5s5 by Justtce Salisbury,
iN default VI which lle Went out In tue uuek
Maria.
Dcte:tiso Da,rlcr yesterday arrested Mari
lloyd, u young la,ly Of tnarr!aguuble agc, who
fal Cllcl diamond from her swain, irrcr1l-
prn from Milwaukee. The lover failed to UP
pcar, and Mary WAS accordingly discharged.
Charles Peterson WAS bctore Commissioner
1loynn yesterday charged with violating the
revenue iawa by negleyting to cancel stamps
unon llQNnr~Casks, but the evidence WIS nut
ilnely woven clluugti to tAtell hin, und lu w,.s
thtrefose discharged.
Shortly before daylight yesterday morning tho
rcsslenru ns John e. Co!nsluy. No. 5.3 Weas
a Aas strest was a, s1tsrI ,s,t BY ,.ars yho
reward ot *s90 has hrun offered fnr tha rcturn
Of the articles or lhe apprehension OF thu tl.let.
An old gentlcUnli 90 years If age, mined
Mills, nlNl tho futiter.in-lnw nf 4. PssinDrc,
!nal-s1caier, wi.s hcsct t,y rougs NJ II late lnur
Tuesday night, III Tnyor street, ,lcnr Unlisted,
clothes ntn shrel5. aI,ll rubbed hlul OF S:iO mud
watcl, niEtl chain.
Tom Mac!sin, thcrontractor, is looking Rru.luil
- sit down. hut swears TINT uotlllug Will eus,so
tlu! to so rest tuyn the ctrp.e Ut tllU thief who
stnlc itts llnrsc md buggy from tho cartier of
returned ln,Fs after bcins released, hut thu
buggy anil harl,r.s ire still lnisstny.
u!lccr F'nlcrt, III tic Lake street squMl, yes
ttidIy nntrttl,sl III capturing e. a. HtMutt, IN
ihrnhisth!c Tuung t.ltnf ut respectable parent
we, wt.H ilas swinlsel altl,ost rsery nw iIrnl In
iurnrA over III Nctsetlro Alacalllry, wllu has u
kct'Tc ur tnurr Of thclts vtaiAcA dowt. to young
bcAl!ctts Account.
Detective Steele yesterday arrested j. IL.
LeAvtt. ~!lo hud Just arrival IN this city ingl-
ttvn sro.. JAekron, Ml:h., wi!er" lc il wantc.!
passing tbs sAt,lu o,! +. +. Ha!c, Il lveryn.nn fl
ths easlls tom. Mr.. tu!c, accompanied by
Ollfcer jcorgc o. Severance, cuniu OH yesterday
IL takc Charge ol I+cuvlti.
Tuesday last, Ollivcr Iicnry smltl,, Of tho
Madhol Street ,statIon, arrested young girl
found u d!anlnlnl ring ls!uagiug 10 1l,oM,Ah
Egn,,, u No. :l0 South Watcr street. NcttIo
protested h.r il!otn',ee, HNI III lust took out
The officer anl hlluwel him a{lclluca Uhay, from
WlsonI alle lsad received t|.s Rug
Detectives uacaulcy AMI Scott have been
liquor shipped by snmuci Mcconnell, ot broad
street, New York, to tho lrnl OF Warren Young
y Co, Of this city. Yesterday they lcArucd that
Young u Go. had saeelye4 tho goods several
, 1876-11-16
MAYOR HEATH,

HSp AsLHE1 AQaaNEaos
Mayer Heath yesterday said that 10 hal been
cdttnr,al!y THAT tho Mayor hull slrawn IN tho
resolutions calling for MI investigation Ut supt.
Hickey, haA Tie resolutions referred to the
CoItncil, aud then Ieu0Ecsl the atihn af That
body. Tito farts WIRE t!at tbs resolutions were
introduced III tic Council hcturu lu the Mayor)
hnd known tliat any clMrgcs hAtl tee1, nsatlu.
llc tsad not read tile iat, anl tlu,ught that
Ing Of thnt edition Vt tho paer which ctltaiIlrtl
the cl,urEcs to tic tns Ut this Introduction ut
thI resolutions for nsany VI tie Allcrn'cl
to ays read tle pal'tr,,, the resolutions being,
them and referred them 10 q cotn-
ing to the Councii, "Gentcnlcll,. an, The per-
sol, to consider those charges" hut let tho
Council continue. The resolutions WERE refer.
red to q cuti,nittce, who sukce! a.lylts frnn1
Corpnratl0n-CUullsGl Anthony. 1t 40 happened
that the sluyur 'yas Grencht when that 'ulylee
make the investigation aud liz would lplp them
with Al hls power to nlaks the examination
thorough.
30 tic Mayor did not introduce tin rcso!u.
tlo1' % na n"t EXT % 1,G n'qtte, IT. 70 r. cetaGl
let the CAuncll do ~ they suw Ut with tbs
sisargts. The Mayor attended the tnscstlga
tlon, heard tic testimony, and carefully cous1-
cred It. The Committee l,al come to one ron.
the Committee reported the Council seemed
anxious to adopt the yrpott, hecauss tne Cum
ln!ttec had tllau 1t, a'll t'ut bceauso they cu1l-
Hdered the Testimony, for but lew Aldermen
not Vi, t:lc Committee kucw much 1T
the evidence. unLl Eulle Ut tho C"m-
lNtitcc .trsBctl nnt. tu remember II well
sno'sel, t"Tsn.tc It right. liz did think tl.at Tic
Council l,atl aetctt ftoIn knuwlrugu u thu evl-
1cntc, bit lal ltlilu un ft!c repurt lIvw auy-
tutly cuHd tunr1u'!e that Mr.. Hickey wus guilty
If the cltatgts mltlu he ct,ulA not see, anu lie
wAs surp5ltel At the ClulmItte. y report. Az
lar u. Dan WcbsteE wes cohreruti, nu u1.e k,,e VI
Letter than did the Mayor who uu'i Whit Dau
, 1876-11-16
CITY-IIALL,

aauooi., ,ost @ ta-,1a,: ht. ,,nsr,o,,, r'
Nam.e''0 .". 's'''"ss =, pA'"s"'' ....
The expense OF taking shorthand report Of
the Hickey Investigation was s5l7. and not
sn,51s. as The Tim., crronco,s.y statcs.
~.
"orkmen arc busy making new vaults IN the
Interior OF tho old tank. Tho City Clerk Is to
have another vault, and go Is the Comptroller.
y. o. .aatHu"s scetetuny .oots oat icl"l't ~
build 2-story store, 1ix3o feet, on the south
east cor1lgr Of Arnold aud IwcntY-sevcnth
streets.
According to resolution Of the Council. the
Comptroller has advertised for ,,tlrr bids fur
unocc,lpfsi cIty property, those which werc re-
ceivcl i,ut bciiiG considerctl satisfactory.
r,o,,,,r,;,,,, .r,,,us,., ,,,,,,,,v ,.o.,..,. l.,
,ivcred an opInion t. conptroIicr Farwei IN re- re-
LMni ~ ~ lS5n.u't' . ~ a",n.eS i:. um p1"pGFs
s,n,i sasnen .r e'ts , usc , ine Go,lptro.iiee @ ti
@'s!!cu ~ k.in" u ~ eous iaas iIn tata ~ tna
pp9MFy was se ~" H. M IA i%fny rfS. fa M ls
eo's'ti Lake possession oi lhe property.
Erxt Saturday Is pny-tlnv for the t[ty en-
p1oycs, anl a'!er the payments male in that
1ay The rtty asnl its employees Wilt be 81 sarc''
IL t!ate. hc Cfty-1ali clerks, etc., uni tlIsrcl-
lnncous employees rc:tiye thcir money to.tllor-
' 1ns' w! nhe !!oi:cc anu lrc1l'cn dhe!7s satuf'1ay
lhe fuolt- oska !hbofe1s WI De rniI o. =
n.e'ocA n' 'l'' sntaf'"J III tAe Exposition bulla-
"'s' ..,...
ttetl Judge pcckwlth, atturucy tor G, L, Guyri-
sun, who uDplics fvr MI INJUNCTION to restrain
tic rity frdn, nbrorattuE thu existing contr,,rt
with tilr West Side J,us Connnuy. unl lirhtinr
thu West Sile with oil. tl,ut he Vii b" rratiy
Frhlay n,r,,inl. at 10 o'cork 10 arc1,e thu M
Tim ior IN injnctioII. The Muyor thinks TINT
III. (urrtsp,'s Jii liz. Ircn fuly answered. and
nil Tho allegations denied iy tllI n,s,ycr whrjt
tllr Law Department las prc,arrd.
r,,., 49,, .,aa..-,',. 49,.
ane .nn5tl sIto sea.rs"uS t''as IT. hnu hoL w.
ech as uerlea tu aeSct,t tht' nst'lh}st,on wncli
.i e r!!tv w, "vs' ,s, tal ~ ~ t"ke 'aek 'ie tt
tatSb1tnt anu HlfG tll} rIalf1 TO FGllt
, 1876-11-16

TIE NEEDS or THE TWELFTH WARD.
Tic property-owncrs un Western avenue and
fntersccttng streets between MadIson and
Twelfth held All adjourned meeting last evening
to take another step towards securing gas for
That bcnlghted portion Of the city. Mr.. II. c.
Clancy presided.
Alr. Sage said he had seen Mr. Hollis, Tho
Chairman NJ tic Committee on Petition, who
told him TINT nothing had yet been done.
Mr.. Montgomery stated TINT tho Committee
Mr. Wright Btntetf TINT the assessment for
maeatfamtzfng Polk street, frnm Ors!c, nverltc to
Western aycnuc, and from Rtrkwoll street to
Canptcll avenue, Including The lots on cross
streets, amounted to $+f, ,523. II The property.
owilcrs we're ready to pay up the work would 10
on without delay. lie suggested that Coir-
mitlcc be appointed In them and collect the
money, 70 tint the work rat, be tiunc this year.
Mr.. Montgomery. remarked that TO pcr cent
had becn rata to tho cisy on aeco'1tlt of other
improvements, hut ns,thlng mil yet been done.
Hence people would object to tpnyng until they
saw tho work commenced. II some me was
appointed tn receive the money, ts,ut objection
would ho met.
The following Committee was nppolntcl a.
y. IIagrr, F. l.. Wright, +. IL. Jctfreys, E. 8.
Pratt, II. +. NOLAN, D. Lane, George Caldwell.
On motion, the money Is to be placed IN the
tn!on Trust Company's bank by the contrib
ntors, subject tn tic order Of the city o. tho
Committee, rs nay hereafter be determined.
Tho CpmmIttcs was empowered to give re-
ce,pts for money received by them, specifying
the ublcet and TINT II, after lapse OF time, tho
city dues not do tho work, tile sums will be re-
turned.
The meeting then adjourned until next
Wednesday cvcnIllg.
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