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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-10-06

THE young lady who called at book
store for " Drake on Attachments" was
disappointed to find it mere Law book
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-02
NEW TODAY.
Application for Patent.
For Il Mill Site.
NOTICE NO. 322.
u. 5. LAND OFFICE,
Eureka. Neynda. Ma CD |, 1873


Eureka, Nevada, Ma CD !, 1873.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the Richmond Mining Company of Me-
vada, q CORPORATION existing unuer and by
virtue Of the laws Of tho State Of Nevada,
has this day, by III mas Wren. its duly Att
thorized agent, whose postOffice address is
Eureka, Nevada. filed its application for N
patent for hive Acres as q mill site, sitnute,
lying and beng in eureka Mining District,
county OF Eureka ami State Of NevalH. ana
known and designated by tho f:ld notes and
OH elai plat on file in this Office US Lot No. VI,
in unsurveyed lands.
The extcrior boundaries Of sid Lot No. Of
being as 0l,Ows, tO-wit:
Variation 49,. Dig h: commencing at a post
mark cd No. /, U. s. Survey 40. II the same
being post NO. | of survey NO.. 30 mill site
survey, whence the flagstaff in the town -
Eureka bears N IL dg 20 IN W 2,23z feet, and
the northwest corner OF the nichmund Mininv
Company Of Nevada Refinery bears 5 ~ dg Il
III 40 IT.: thence RAINING first course n So
dg w l75 II. to post marked No. :, u. {. sur
vsy NO. VI; thence second course N 8l% Dig
h 4G0 #, to post marked q. 3, U. :. Survey
No VI; thence third course : ~ Dig Il n, #,
to post marked No. 4. u. ). Survey No. VI:
thence foarth course 5 ~ Dig % W 5S3 lilo
fl, to post on the eastern boundary Of said
survey No. W, marked No. ~: >. survey
No. ~, and thence fifth course N ~ Dig W
4 5-lO #. to place Of beginning. containing
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion of said Mil site as herein.
before described. are required to file
their adverse claim with the Register
Of the United States Lam Office, at
sixty days period Of publication hereof. or
they will be barred by virtue of the provi.-
ions OF the Statute.
mr2-Ol b. B. IMMEL. Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-02
Application for Patent
FoI. II Mill Site.
NO.. 1874.
NO. 81.
U. 5. LAND OFFICE,
Eureka, Nevada, March |, 1876.

EuIohhs NeFHuhs 4huTcn u, lou.
NOTICE Is HE HEBY GIVEN THAT
~ the Richmond Mining Company Of Ne
sa'ia, II CORPORATION existing under and by
virtue OF the laws OF the Stale of Nevada,
has this day, oy Thomas Wren. its dulv au-
tnori1cd ugent, whose postofiice address is
Eureka, Nevada, filed its anplication for y
patent for i've acres a. "A mill site, situnte.
lying snl being in Eureka Mining District
"onnty OF Eureka and State o. Nevada. ard
knows an | designated by tho field notes and
s.aciil plat on file in II is office as Lot No. %,
In unsurveyod lands.
Tho OK ,rior boundaries Of said Lot No. 95
being MS follows, to- wit:
Variation 49,, Dig east: commencing at a
post marked No l., L.. ). Survey No.t3 the
same being post No. I Of survey No. ". and
'ost No. ! o. survey No. ~, mi ! site surveys.
whence the flagstaff in tn town OF Eureka
onars y 20 dr. ~ m w 400 fl, and the north
west cornor of the Richmond Mining Com
pany Of Ncvada : efnery building bears 5 II
dg ~ In W 30 5-lo Il: thonee running n A.
dg " 10 II to post marked No. 2, u. >. Sur
gey No, 81 the same being post No. 3 IL said
survey No. 81; thence second course N slI9 Dig
Z 40 Il: to pest marked No. 3. Us. snrv y
No. ss: thence third course ; ~ d. Il 800 #,
to post marked No. 4, U. S. SHryey No. Oh;
thence fourth course s sihs Dig W no II. to
posi- marked No. !, U. s. Survey No. ~, The
same being most No. 2 Of said survey No.
~: and thence fifth course N ~ dg 81 NJ "
40 a-lV It, to place oil beginning, containing
d'o acres.
hnyand all persons claiming adversely any
portion Of said Mill Site as hereinbc-
tore described. are required to- file
their adverse claim with tho Regis
ter OF the United States Land Office ut
sixty days period of publication hereof. or
lhr' viii he barred by virtue Of the nroyis-
ions Of the Statute. ID. Is. INN FL.
mr2-6Dd Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-02
Application for Patent.
For IL Mill Site.
NO. 1923.
L. :. L,SnO vrIcr.

Eureka. Nevada, March l.. 1879.
Notice Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN the i'ichinond Mining Company OF NJ
vads, q cnrDoration existing under and by
virtue of tho laws of the State Of Nevada,
has this day, by Thomas Wren. its duly su-
thorizcd agent, who's, postofire address IL
Eureka. Nevada, fil-d its application for a
patent for five acr"s rs u mill site, situntr.
Wing and being in Eureka Mining tistii T..
county OF Eureka and State Of Nevad f., and
known and design ted by III field no,es anil
official plat on iIle III this ollcs ms Lot No. ~,
in uDssrvcyed land
Tn, exterior boundaries of said Lot No. ~
being as follows, to.wIt:
Variation 1872 dg east; commencing nj a
pos marked No. | US. Snrvcy No. ~. the
site survey. snrnc the hag.af in m. town
of Eure.;a bears z? ~ III W 2 400 II, and
the norfhws.' corner Of tn i.irhmond Minln
COMPANY Of New da cnii, r bcur : 7ldy cUm
w 80 $40 t; thence running first course >
- Dc 81 IN r. 6tb3-i0t to post marked No. 2,
U. 5. Survey No. W; thoDc second cour @ S
s5ba dg " 80 |. 10 pest mar ed No. 3. U. ;.
Survey No. W: thence third course s g., dg
b l00 1t, 20 post markei Nc. 4, L.. 5. survey
No. %: thence fourth course ) ST. dg w ia
f, to past marked No. q, u. ). Survey No. a2,
the same being rost No. Z of survey No. 10;
thence fifth course " AZ Dig w 81 Ito IT, to
post marked No. u, u. 5. Survey No. W, the
anne being post No. ) of survey No. OIL. and
thence sixth course n ~ dx q m T. 5Ss l. 10 IT.
to piece Of peginning. containing fvn acres.
portion of said Mill Site ms hcrein-
bsfore described. are re iuired to file
ter of tho unit'd st,tes Lind Office
at Eureka, in the State Of Nevada, during
or they will b, barred by virtue Of tho pro-
visions Of Tho Statute. ID. Is. IMMEL.
mr2 60d Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-02
Y COIN ITEMS.
From tho Belmont Courier, 18th

FROM tho elmon Courier, 18th.
UNLESS something transpires he
tweei, this aud the sixth of March, tue
District Court will open its March term
without a grand jury. There Is 10
criminal business for this term. thai
Wa know of. All event unknown at the
opening of court, since the orgai,iza-
zion of the countv Judge Mckennet
has become a terror to cv~il-6orrS. and
a guardian angel to tile county treas
ury.
Following II an abstract statement
GOALS from the quarterly assessment
roll OF the procecds OF the mitlcx OF
Nye county, for the quarter ending
December 81. 1915. Number of ions ex-
traced. 4 lUl: gross yield, Sla5 .353 Os;
amoun deducted by law, Sl3l,31 45;
net yield or value upon which taxes
are levied. Ssh ,Y7S G3; total mount OF
lax. ) 1919 81.
THE South Barcelona tunnel is now
about 30 feet in the le,iae, without sign
of banging wall. There il now a
streak of ruby silver in the body pass
ing through that will assay l,irh in the
thousands. The whole face ofih- tunnel
will, We understand. work $500 ter
ton. al bear these mines no LONGER"
says an old foe. lit has become a
knock down argument"
WE understand the jefferson Min
ing Company il shipping about &c.
900 a month in uuliion.
THREE teams came i'm on Wednes-
day from Eureka. loaded with nnachin.
cry tor the Belmont Company.
BELMONT is at present without a
shoemaker. a workman in that
branch of business is wanted.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-02
UNCONSTITUTIONAL.

A private dispatch from Carson yes
terday brings the information that the
Supreme Court has declared the erin
inal jury law, passed at The last session
Of the Legislature, unconstitutional.
Whether or not oil of the judges con
CURED In the decision, is not stated. hut
We take 1t for granted that Judge
Beatty dissentsd, inasmuch IS no Is
understood to have drafted the bill. II
will be remembered that Judge Rives.
ofLincoln, and Judge Rising. of Storey,
among the abless Of the District Judges
in the State, some months sincs, ruled
that the law was void. Judge Rising,
We believe, went so far, in fact, n to
adhere to the old law, requiring all
criminal cases to b tried in conformity
with that statute. 1t 10 impossible AT
this writing to determine the full scope
and ai5sct Of the decision just promul-
gated BY the Supreme Court, but there
10 reason to believe that it leaves the
0tos0 WhsoOu JILL 10" "a eoy o~~~AP
ton for the trial Of criminal causes. In
the abssncs of the text of the decision it
10 also . matter of uncertainty -
10 what will be the status Of the
large number Of persons con-
yictsd aud sentenced under what
has been generally termed the struck
jury law. Certain it is ut least that all
cases wherein appeals have been taken
will be rsmanded for new trials. All
things considered. we think it . SUBJ
jsct Of regret that the law has been set
aside. There ~ be no question that
it worked we'll, at the same time prov
ing . measure of great economy in the
counties Of large area in the eastern
part Of the State, some OF which had
hitherto been almost bankrupted in the
trial Of crimal cases. We shall await
the receipt Of the decision with 20 little
interest.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-02
NEW To- Y.
Application for Patent.
For II Mill Site.
NOTICE no. s2l.
U. 5. LAND DrYicE.

u. ). LAND DfricE.
Eureka, Nevada, March |, 1876.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GINEN THAT
~ tho Richmond Miiing company o
Nevada, u corporation existing under and b
virtus oi the las OF tn, state of y q, nds
has his day. by Thomas Wrsn lis day nj
thori1.d agent. whose postoilice address II
patent for five aci es as n laill site. situate, ly-
ing and being in Eureka Mining hi,tiitt,
county of Eur, ka and State O. N>..da, nm,
known and designated b.. the fieli hot4s Ans,
official plat on file in this OH, 0 as Lot : .. ~,
unsurveyed lands.
The exterior boundaries 0 said Lot No. 10.
being as follows, to-wit:
post marked No |, e. ;. survey No. ~.
whence the flagstaff in tho tool OF Eureka
bears at u dx 70 IN VI ABB Il. An. the north
pany Of Nevada Refinery bcars SZ7 zig +
III 40 #; thence running first course 5 lls
Dig h 79a 6-l0 # to post marked o. 2, US.
Survey No. 30: thence second y SO 5 Sll1 dg
W 36l II to post marked NJ. 8, u. S. Survey
No. 40; thence third course N &c W 535 1t
TO post marked No. l, Y. ). Surrey No. 30:
thsnce fourth course n sL5 W 20 fl, to post
mark cd No. .. t.. ). Survey No. 10, and thence
fitn course n 81 = dg b 200 IT, to plaoo Of be-
ginning. containing i've acres.
Any and NIL persons claiming adver' ely any
described. are required to file their
adverse claim with tho Register OF
tho United States Land Office ut Eu-
reka, in tho State Of Nevada, duriDg the
fixty days period of Is blication hereof, or
they will be barred by virtue Of the prov!s-
lois OF the Statute.
mr2-Sod b. b. IMMEL. Register.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-02
PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES
FROM

singular Proc ,edings " the Pacific
Jockey tlub-The $4,000 Not
Yet Paid -Che Matter 10 Come
lmt0 che Courts.
SAN FRANCISCO, March /.
The Pacific Jockey Club have not
yet paid the owner of Foster his 10000.
The club wanted to pay $4,000. winch
he declined to accept. The money was
to have been paid yesterday, but the
club asked another day.
1t ia authoritatively stated that the
owner of n of the horses declared
dislanced will bring the matter before
the courts, claiming the amount of the
third or fourth money IN the contract
with the club, under which his horx.
was entered. II the action will stand
the result will depend on the single
point whether the horse was actually
distanced. aud upon this point "A mum.
Der OF Witnesses have volunteered
their testimony.
Con. virginia stock to be watered-
Trial Of IN msh Hend" TIA, Tor
The Chinese Rioters.
SAN Francisco. March l.
1t Is stated TO day officially that 1t 10
proposed TO divide up Consolidated
Virginia stock five for one, as hereto
fore reported. 1t is known, however,
that the new stock was printed some
months ago, ready for use when re-
CURED.
Tho police made a number Of ar.
rests to-day Of Cinnamon concerned in
the attack on the Hop Wo agency yes
terday, and charges VI riot and assault
to murder have been entered against
them. Two of the wounded men lie
In an almost hopeless condition, one
having his spine split and the other
with a lung laid open froui the blow of
= Ratchet.
The trial Of WIN. Taylor for the MUIR
der Of Doc. O'Neil, was continued to-
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-02

dav. The evidence for the people will
be in before night.
Archcr's Freight and Fare Bill
Passed.
Archer's Fare and Freight bill passed
the Assembly yesterday, after a long
debate, by 81 ayes to 8 noes.
Death Of W. w. rendexass.
Ex-senator w. w. Pe~ndegast, of
Napa, died at Santa Rosa last nigh ut.
Row im chinatown.
A savage fight occurred in China
town yesterday afternoon, owing to
trouble bel ween the employees in the
shoe factories and lhs Hop Wo Com
panv, the latter refusing to refund the
money deposited with th~ir agent by
the employees AZ yer cunlrart. The en-
ployes attacked the store of the agent
about sixty strong. A un,ier we're
severely wolinued and Two will prob
ably die. The roiico made IA number
of arrests and cneckcd the i.nt.
YiAe ApaitIu. Case.
VALLEJO, Marsh l..
No progress in Spalding'S ease. still
waiting ior orders frnA Secretary
Robeson.
paid Ov+r-Waier Rni~ing In th
Navngr.
SAN FRANCISCO, March /.
The Pacific Jockey club has paid
over TO the of the horses Eos
ter aud Rutherford their Respective
shares of the $50. 900 purse.
Four large boxes, containing ore
from the Consolidated Virginia and
California mines, have been sent to the
Centennial. the ore is almost solid
SILVER.
A telegram of the 10Th ult. from the
Savage says: "rhe break down III the
iL-cline engine last night caused the
ate tn raise thirly-nne fact. 1t is
now sixty feat W rpendicularly above
The. 500. foot level. Am afrari we will
lose part OF onr incline. In my opin-
ion it ha. caved."
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-02

A SERIOUS CHARaE.-The Virginia
Chronicles Washington correspondent
writes as follows concerning the rev.
erend gentleman in charge Of the Pyra-
mid Lake Indian reservation:
A prominent gentleman i'm VirSini,
has sent here q string Of charges against
the Reverend Baieman, of the Pyra-
mid Lake Indian reser, alton. II these
charges be true, Bateinan is as pesky a
little thief as yer wore u surplice or re-
ceived \ Republican commission. The
gentleman writes: II had a long talk
with NJ. j. +. Heating, who said he had
acted AZ clerk To the Rev. Batenian.
He said he had audited BIS a"couut>,
and hau audited bills for goods that the
Indians never received. He said bate
man once bought y team of u man who
lives tifteen miles from Wad>worih. on
the columbus road. fnr So. aud
charged the Government $i.D. IN
September or Oci.i,er, 1874. Bi'e,nan
ordered pain ei iiny signs. Tie sieu
trail Pac tr pal I for ,henn. bat isatciian
Charged The Jio,ernm-nt = 10 u piece.
The >igns were pain ed ny Charles Be-
d-r,nan, Of W~ad>worIh. fr 81 ID each,
ana The company paid him. He offer
eel Heating u C n>iaiers,ion 10 say moth
ing ale,ut il. Andy Russell paid Bate
unu for ths psss,uring of cattle on the
rpss.r vxiiuu. and the latter put the
money in his pocket. No effort will he
made to remove Bateman, AS he will
soon be legislated out of office by the
p,ssaye of = bill TO transfer the Indian
Department to the care of the army.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-02

The Recetlle man u pretty revere on
his namesake. Hear the brute: Sallie
Hart, the California female lobbyist. IL
going to iuiict her Margaret Fuller lee
turs on the California Legislature. A
little school girl declaiming YOU'D
scarcs expect . Of my age" etc., 10 q
very fair sample Of Miss Harris style Of
lscturing. She spsaks through her
nose and says: "And still the 'ours
rolled avn"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-02

THEY were firing q salute on the
compilation of the Eureka aud Paiisade
Narrow Gauge railroad, and the noun
tains rang with the echoes of the can
non. A man rushed up to them and
said: For Gods sake! don't fire any
more" "Why notf' asked the aston
ished shooters. "There's q dead
wom.n lying in the next house." said
he. Well" said they, "if she's dead
the noise Won't hurt hsr. and the coun-
try must ba saved" Ye~," groaned
the man. ~ know that, but she's my
mo;her-in law; and | have heard that
guns will awake the dea1."-Ara
idnche.
The above story was located in the
Base Range by the Ardidnche man out
of pure cussedness. There has never q
mother-in-law died in the district.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-02

HoLLow TRUCE. - The Virginia
Chronicle thinks the truce between the
two Chinese factions Of that city Is a hol-
low one, and that hostilities will be re-
nswed upon the adjournment OF the
grand jury.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-02

THE grand jury Of Storey county
visited the opium dsns Of Virginia
City, but found no u indulging in
psrnicious vice, the frsqusnters having
al ned upoa the approsob OF the jury.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-02
FoREic n w 8.

Don Carlos En- Route for England.
PARIS, Feb. 20.
Don Carlos, accompanied by Comte
Cazerta, left Monleron Yesterday for
Pau. 1t is reported hat hs intends CO.
ing TO England.
Now for CubN.
MADRID, March /.
Thirty thousand men go to Cuba IN
%mediately.
There will be three days festivities,
with bnll fights, on the entry Of the
troops into Madrid.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-02

NATURALLY.-LarRe deposits of sui.
phur have been found in the vicinity
of Reno. The discovery has naturally
created a hi of an excitement among
the Renoites.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-02
DIs1EPUrABLE TURF PROCEED
Iy02.

Our San Francisco dispatches state
that the owner of one Of the horses de-
clared distanced in the late four mile
race will commence suit against the
Pacific Jockey Club for the third
money offered in tho advertised terms
of the race. II the case has standing
In court, the result will rest upon the
single point whether the horse was &C
tually distanced or not. We presume
that Hockhocking is the animal re-
1erred to; and from what we can learn
from eye witnesses he was so far inside
the distance pole when the flag was
dropped ~ 10 leave his eligibility to an
other heat beyond the possibility of u
doubt. Tho ruling Of the judges was
almost unanimously denounced by the
spectators, and the opinion was openly
and loudly expressed that the horses
were ruled out for the purpose of saw
ing TO the club the mount of the third
and fourth money offered; and, &c say
the least, Appearances strongly indicate
that such was the case. The manner
In which the affair was conducted will
tend to put . damper upon racing mat
tiers on the coast, and we doubt very
much whether any considerable
amount OF interest can again be TX
cited among the better GLASSES by any
raoe gotten up under the auspices OF
the club under its presen. management.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-02

RAwHIDED By A LADY.-A barber
named Gustave O~es,endorf WAS COW
tided last Monday in Virginia City by
n Mrs. Neinmer, whose character he
had traduced. The irate female gave
the knight of the razor q terrible
larruping, siicing off a portion Of his
right ear, and dawing the signs of 70
diac across his face with her rawhide.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-02

DEATH OF WRIT PKNDEaAsr.-Our
dispatches this morning contain the
intelligence Of the death Of William
Writ Pendegast, whose lease Of life ex-
pired last Tuesday night at his home
In Santa Rosa, California. Deceased
wa . young man Of rare ability, rank
ing ~ an orator among the first on the
Pasifc coast. He occupied for eight
years, u . member from Napa county
. seat in the California State Senate, and
VA acknowledged as one Of the lead
ing members Of that body during his
entire term Of service. He was about
IS years OF age and leaves a wife, but,
We believe, no children.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-02
BORN.

ureana, Fob. 2j-Mifo of l.. +. Torrey, n
boy.
Winncmucca, Feb. IS -Wiis of G. IIinckcy. q
daughter.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1876-03-02
MARRIED..

told Hill. Fob. TT. J. bart,cy to Mis-
Carris Hopper.
Gold Hill. FOB. Z7-David 5. Estey to Csthol.
ins Holland.
, 1876-02-15
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
NIaCEYiANrOtrH.

Tho Board OF County Commissioners h.ld
regular meeting yesterday afternoon, Coum,s-
eloncr johnson In the chair, and full Board
present excepting only CommLssloner Duraick.
steetAuer bros. aent In = petition asking that
thny have leave to transfer that part Of their
contract relating to caEposa TO @. F. posiolas,
NofotEod To tho Committee on Public Service.
W. Hknlcy reported that alliug was needed In
front Of tue County Hospital to tho amount Of
391 10 Yhtds. Referred 10 Joint Committee on
Hospitals and Public Service.
GRAND juNoR8.
4 communication wuh received from the Olerk
ol the Criminal Cuult ih reference 10 Grand
jury tor that court for the Mntc!l turn. On
motion OF Commissioner McCalF1oy, tie com.
fuuncatIon was tiel, and the Biectlou Of 4
Grand jury uaB taken up with McCanroy and
echmldt ~ tellera.
Following ls the selection mado by tho board
for tho jury:
Edward cosbett, No. tss West Foustesnth et,t.s.
ts!er DOCK. Wsat Taylor street.
9ohu ltciuold, LatrAbce street.
1obn Herbert. uydo Patk.
Edward Tseston.
J. L.wlor, No. a:a South us!s.sd st.ssI
Pstes sse!oes, No. - Whiting st1sst.
Herman IakAes, No. 81 Wight strtAt
John seldel, ulns ls!Aud.
J.F. fular, No. us Cfogss et.esk
D4alai Nnlloney. No. SO Archer aysnuA
Barney psako, Enklewood-
=. y. o. Na1tans No. l95 Fulton st1s>A
, 1876-02-15

Chicago can boast bnt tbroo otyeetnal nnes.
10 understands that lha beat In sension ot .hem
oil bag nevor 1ccn .patonted sud thla Ia tuo nna
be will pay particular attention 10.
MILWAUKEE AvRNUA vtADucT.
An excited delegation Of oitizous 10 number
about 100. from tho dls!tics on arid near MIL
wauhee aronuo. called on the Board Of Public
Works yesterday 70 SEQ why the Milwaukee
arenue vladnct had nevor beeu built. Hoven
years ago e89.000 vas raised bv spectsl assoss.
mont for tlas spcciac pm pose, aud Tho dclosa-
tson wanted to kno. why Tho city bsd knpt tbclr
nonov and used tho interest for 40 long time,
and had not let contract for tha Job. It was
claimed that s5,o''0 rcoplo neodcd tbs slseo,,
aud That tho tu,provomenk MAS most necessary.
Nhtlo tho delegation wts hrRuing tho qustion,
tho Mayor stepped In. Ifo Was bctle8ad aud
accused OF allowing ctlpr public improvements
10 70 on eiuco tho nseeasmant for Milwaukee
avenno vlad1ct. Tho Mirror explained that ho
nnl thc COMPTROLLER could not talso tho fuuda
On sccount Of tho non.phynent OF &axos. The
delegation departed alter another meeting had
been appointed for this morning at II o'clock,
having tsrat obtained prontse that no contract
should DO let before tho ono for that long prone
tetd improvements. Tho Mayor bad lttl.o c,,at
tasc yesterday afternoon with tho Comptroller
o., the subject. and expressed himaalf satisfied
with tho reasons advanced by tho delegation
Why tho work should be- begun Immediately.