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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1877-10-04
WASHINGTON LETTER,
" ARLINGTON, ID. G.. Sent

" ARLINGTON. ID. G.. Sept. 10 ISL
Anon" the most conspicuous improve
mcnt> that have been going on in This city
durin" the past three or four months are
the placing in position OF the new Naval
Monument and the great Bartholii founda-
tion. The former is Of white nrlrtle-tw ,
female figures. one weeping upon the
shoulder 81 the othcr-what il represents
does not appear. but il is unanimously de-
clar,'d a beautiful thing. some say if
means Peace others ..Nictory.'' but
none seem to know positively. For nv
own part frankly coldcSs that il has no
nraning for lie. Ii j. situated IT the en-
trance to the Capitol grounds and the ter
minus Of Pennsylvania Avenue which j.
the great thoroughfarc of the city. run
ming from the Capitol 10 the White House
'r, Il straight line. The Botanical Gar
'tsns are only separated from the Capitol
grounds by street. and it is there T.. nj our
great Centennial fountain is pRced. II is
not yet quite in running order. as nciriltr
The rock work az lis base nor the bronza il
all in position. but very little now remains
Ia he done. don't know lis exact height.
hut the basin surrounding it is q, feet in
diameter. \ very magnificent van is also
being constructed along the foot of the
western park Of tie Capitol. Ii is to be
on the blue grass. red granite and buff
sandstone. and just opposite the entrance
Ia the Botanical Gardens will be erected a
drinking fountain of the same material
handsomely carved and to le supplied with
spring water from the hill above.
Work has been going on also inside ,le
Capitol building in both halls of CONGRESS
and in the Supreme Court room-thc ven D.,
iilatins and heating apparatus changed. |
new boilers pat in. new furnishings, cte. /
The driveways outside have been concerted
and are smooth and hard. and all THINGS /
show that the summer has not been spent
in idlencss on Capitol Hill.
Last Friday was great gaia day in Ere
mont. Ohio. The President. Secretary
McCrary, Chief Justice Waite. Gen. Phil |
Sheridan. and many other noteabks. were
there and were received with every tes,i-
mony of welcome. President HAYES as
President of the Society OF Veterans. called
,bc meeting TO order to elect new officers
but when he was placed in nomination de-
clined. saving. Il am one term man. Won
know" He was overr,iled, however. and
reelected. When Sheridan WAS called nm
cn for speech he said he could give the
old regiment good drill but couldn't give
ii good speech. 4 letter was read from
General Crook. which sad he should have
beea there had lac not been onlerel after
Joseph. General Crook is warm per- ,
sonal friend Of the President and his f,,ui-
y. The little Hayes boy who died was .
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SxU KNITTING MAcurxp

=, The NEW BRIcKFORD FAMILY KNITTING:
MAtHiNE, all complete, for go former iswsst
Lrise ssb-l Delivered al any Expr.ss 1,sics in
me y :: or Canada Free, on Recent az Rs,ai;
irice send fer New Descriptive Cirr.ptar
splendid chance for AGENTS, one wanted IN
every town. Exclusive Right OF sale eivan
FREE Address, = 'e s'oh
Brickford Knitting Machine ME-. Co.
5S-u Brattleboro, Vermont
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RESOLUTION.
Notice.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
~ the copartnership heretofore existing
between the undersigned. doing business
In Bozeman. NJ T.. under the firm.name of
RICH & WILSON,
is dissolved by mutual consent. T. &
Wilson will pay all debts due by the late
arm, and Is hereby authorized to make
collections Of all accounts due TO il
l.. s. Wilson will conduct the h,e;
ness at the old stand, and we bespeak for
nm the same liberal p troraqe that has
always been extended to the firm.
CHARLES RICH.
l.. 8. WILSON.
BozEMAN, n. T. June 23d. 1877.
All persons knowing Themselves in.
debted to the late firm of Rich & Wilson
are requested to call ard settle without
delay. Statements of accounts will he
made out, as rapidly ~ possible, and. to
save costs, trust there will be no delav r.
settlement
L. S. WILSON.
BOWMAN, june 23J, 1877. sat
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Fight At Cow Island.
TFr1m the Record EN.ra.1

From the Record EN;ra.1
BENTON, September 25.-The Nez Perces
crossed at Cow Island on the 23d. They
attempted to approach the rifle pits in a
friendly manner. but We're ordered off by
the detachment in charge of the freight
They attacked the rifle pits at shutdown.
making seven charges and continued the
fight until ten O'Clock the next morning.
They then drew of. and are aow probably
on Mix river.
The Indians burned the freight pile on
Sunday night. There were SO tons of Gov
eminent and % tons of private freight de-
Stroyed.
Col. Clendennin and citizens Weimer Il
Walter were at the Island and took part in
the fight. Neimer and Walter We're serious
" wounded. All the trains. us fls az heard
from. are safe.
The Benton parties arrived at the Island |
Dn the 2tth. at D. III.
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of our own fiou: compared with that OF
the East and West, and have spent much
time and money in making the visit and
gaining valuable information.
You are at liberty to use this If you like,
but if you only read it am complimented.
Yours. &C.,
GEO. d. THOMAS.
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COURIER Extra.
The Indian War!
The Nez Perces: Cross the
Missouri at CoWf9land.
s-s-..st-s 7s-
A Large Amount Freight
Destroyed.

HELENA. September %.
TO THE AvANT COURIER:
News from Benton says the Nez Perces
crossed at Cow Island on the twenty-thirtl.
They attacked men in rifle pits there the
same day at shutdown. Made seven charg-
Is and continued the fight until ten O'Clock
the next morning. Several tons of freight
were burned by the Indians, and two men
seriously wounded.
MATT. W. ANDERSON.
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Situated on Ten Mile creek. at q distance
of about two miles from Helena. are the
grounds of the Montana Agricultural.
Mineral and Mechanical Association.
The eighth annual Fair of this associa-
Most Of the time the weather was pleasant.
u cold wind on Wednesday. another Oil
Friday and a short r:iin-storn Saturday.
were the exceptions. The attendance was
large. especially on the last three days.
Nearly fou hundred and fifty premiums
were Offered amounting 10 over $500.
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As we V
r singletl'
OfSeS ran /:
Ifred Mye
'agOn turn
he and L
'as brrlise,
inch near
ones We're
70 will be d
ent occur
Irs. Finch
n Beaver q
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Which are located on Clark Fork, are shown nv
country ' i.h'o' III the
49,. road 10 the mines will be opened In a short
t time from the Crow Agency, a distance of only
10y mics, when VIII enable us to make con-
products OF our mines at least one hundred miles
nearer market wagon transportation1 than anv
now offer for sale. COMPANY
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ave DctIl
re light J
The f;ll'r |
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Theyolll
are looking!
ire to hay,
enjoyment
new sciloC
opened, w
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will receiv|
.ifi2opc
The Ton
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oulnty Jail
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lst night :,
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few week
, 1877-02-09
THE CITY-IIAIL,

Tic West Town Collector handed in TO tho
City Treasurer yesterday st5,000.
Watcr-rents yesterday were $2,674, nnl re-
ccIpts from miscellaneous sources So,
Tho bill for coa1 used In tic West silc pump-
ing-works in tho month Of January was s3,483.
DR.. Williams, tho former Medical Inspector
OF the North Division, will bo fcinstatcd
Monday.
West Division ls called to meet in the City
Clerks Office Saturday afternoon at o'clock to
consider references.
1saac Ariel, ono Of tho Sanitary Policemen who
ltas recently had trouble With woman not his
wife, resigned ycstcrtlny, consequent upon tho
trouble aforesaid. Capt, NJ. F. Tarblo ills ths
vaeuflcy.
Aid. Cullcrton sail yesterday TINT hc had
from, ten to twenty applications each morning
for, relief and employment. Other Aldermen
make slInllar statements, nr,l shy that never bc-
fore In tllla city luve there been so tnanY. de-
serving people i'lncca. Many applications from
persons in tue country arc received by the varl-
ous city officials.
Tho total amount Of the assessment for tho
opening of Dearborn street, over which there
has been 50 mucil said OH account Of It's size,
.saa 81, Ley. " ttls, $00l .0la 30 ie otIaet
u tSnss s as ,,,o sss to s,ss.se ss sess's e ID
city leaving si73, ,S3i. .o3 to bo collected in cash
from tho uiyners of ttle property benefited by
the improvement.
The Committee on Streets and Alleys Of tho
thrcc divisions, III whose llands arc tho nov
yestcr.lay afternoon and discussed their refer
ence. They will proceed slowly, and carefully
report TO tho Council. Considerable disatrec-
concerning tho building ordinance which passel
and was rcconslcrcd by tllr Council Inst Mon
, 1877-02-09


sliEAnAN-Chicago, Feb. q. 1877, james She's.
hnn.
Funeral 10 tn1:e place from htn late restdcnce 30
nchecca:st. to tho Jesuit Church, and the cars 10
Calvary Cemetery.
l1oYEN-In this city. Fob 8. 1877, 1trs. Mar,
Boyer, NXesl " years.
Thc rcn,ufns wilt 10 removed from :l34 IIuslbut.
#. io.dny. tho 9TH, at o'clock p. M, tho r. L
IT. ". Depot, thence to Canton, O.. for inter.
~; ~ pi.t.suis tpa.) and Canton {o.) paper.
please copy.
sMlT1t-Jacob L. Smith, At his residence. les
Calumet -av.. Thursday evening, Fcb. u 1877, ot
inflammation OF tho liver aged 90 years.
Funeral a. honso Saturday. O'clock p. m. cal.
ttagcs 70 0taceland. Frlcnde arc vlted,
EH Rochester IN. 7 ) and Cleveland TO- pa.
pcts plcasc cnpy.
KENNEnT-Fob. q, Charles Ameraon, only
son OF 4. y. and II. A. Kennedy. aged yetrs
and 8 months.
Funeral Saturday morning at 10 O'Clock from 100
Fu'ton'st.. by carriages to Rosohill.
W1LKERsON-Fel. 2. 1877. Wslies Eusene,
ycar* and @ months.
w- Mcdrcgor la.) papers please copy.
KEAnNEY-John. tho oldest sou Of Patrick anl
Funeral to.lay from thc1s residence. oln South
Ilalsted'st., ut 10 A. m. by eass to CatTary ccnse
pOnTEn-At satartia. MEes,. Jan. II, 1877. ot
typtod nsn!aEinl fcveF, William J. Porter, nged u
years and - days.
, 1877-02-09


statc's-Attorncy Mills Left tho city last
evening for ucneya to make some preparation
for the coming trial Of Pcrtolat, Swcctzcr,
O'Donncll, sfcCasrrcy, Carroll. and johnson
ut that p'aeo for consplring to lclraud Cook
County. Tho trial had bccn virtually set for
Monday, but owing to the pressure in tho court
hero anl tho probability that II tho trial
WIS to proceed there at that time that
1t would spin out and postpone tho Sui
Ivan trial, which is set for the 10Th here,
he thinks It best to postpone the Geneva trials
until the :lll, llcnca his visit. lte desires to
give hfs personal attention to both thu Geneva
and thu Sullivan triuls, and tho attorneys for
the lticnsc beitIg the sums in both esses, his
preference Is to try Sullivan rstt-f Il suits tho
convenience Of tie Court in Kane County to
postpone tho othnr triai osle week or morp,-
rntllcr than take thu changes of Its being con.
tuued Indefinitely. Tho result Of hla visit will
be known to-day. Mr. Tulcy, his assistant in
the Geneva trials, Ia In favor of the postponc-
lucit, and Mr. Van Armun, who IL to assIst In
t4e Sullivan case, Is opnoacd to nny postpone
Inent OF that cause.
Alexander Sullivan called on tho statc's At
torney yesterday to lnnulro whether lic would
he ready Tor trlal thc 10th. Tho reply Wns TINT
llc would He also wanted TO know Il theEy
would bo any new Witnesses called. To th,s tho
answer was, "if tl,ere uro you will be Informed
VI It III duo timer
, 1877-02-09

foreman, or superintendent, tn bc pnff1 out Of
the County Treasury. It appears TINT It WAS
un!crstnHi when tho stone contract was given
superintendent for tho work, anu It kent it's
promise until Fitzgerald attacked the ert,cn,c.
Under tho circumstances tho Consm!ssionera
Will, no doubt, na,ne Casran'a successos IN a
fow days.
T. r s., ssrge"t Eawar a LtnEsr md Fl, Fran <
lia6cas cnrplts. Their oi|cnsc, aa charged. was
TINT they had Eohbc,l nne a. y. Atliwortl Of
s:0O oh tho West Side III December last. They
question wat committed they received 1906 by
express from Savannah tn Tits State, and thcrn
being no possible evidence Ut their having robbc
Asllworth except tho possession Of a sum OF
money equivalent to tint tnien from HIN, they
were 1!schnrHe.l without an iniputatlon Of dis
honesty resting on them.
, 1877-02-09

John X. Mahoncy, N0rth-SEdo 6ncak.thief,
was lined $o0 antl sent ninety days 10 thu Bride
well yesterday by Justice Kaufman OIL tho
charge Of vagrancy under tho State law.
Detective 1Icinzman yesterday ran In E. J.
Clark and john Griffin, Nortl, Division yag-
rants. who live by the trifllng plunlor they pick
up on tho streets OF upon what they cau steal.
Jerry O'Drlcn. recently detectives kid"
and squcalcr, was captured last evening whlto in
tho act Of purlolHfng coat and somc other artl-
clcs from Charles Holmes OF No. 50 Yves. Han.
lolph street, md was held until tho arrival Of
onlcer Thomas Cowdry.
Scott, Robert Harris and ucorge Chcatnatn, oil
young coloretl boys, WeEe hctore Justice scully
Yesterday, charged with tho larceny OF case III
yaluable books and 4tler art!clss from tlls resi-
and Chcatllaln $50, and tho ot!lurs wero dis
charged. Al! ct the goods, SAVE box Of va,ua-
bic papers, wcrc discovered.
Yesterday afternoon Ida Bell and Belle
Stewart, c0lorct innates Of d most dlsrcputabls
II lfsputo about lover named William
Clarke. Alter great bandytnV OF words,
Clarke WIS arrested for aaaorderly conduct
upon eomplntt99t IT, IT bc|ic Stewart ana several
bells aerosa the mouth With razo1. The wound
was fortunately only slfght oIc.
Yesterday afternoon Deputy Collector 8. T.
Gupders0p, while making uil effort to collect
tho tnxes Of Albert DaueF, salont,-kccpcr at
N3 West Chicago avciiilc, met with ratllcr q
tlsts and took away tue Tux COLLECTORS books,
and sWOTa fto would pay no cas1l. Justice
Alat6on issued warrant on charge Ut resist
fng an officer, etc., anl l3auer reclined !n the
West Chicago Avenue btatton last cvontng.
willie Evans, colorcd, II years Of ngc, Is de-
Whilo playing upon tho strict yesterday after
nom tic WIS teaaed by uu expresslnnn, nn1ne
antl number unknown, at tho corner OF Clark
anil Harrison streets, and, tpan the Hlcrcst
the exprcssi1an's heart out. a deep gash upon
the right hand WIS tic otly injury Inflicted Dc.
Leciive gallagher arrested tho young scamp and
locked Him up At tbs Arn'ory.
GEORGE Gibson, recently arrcstcl BY Detect.
,ys Simmons fnE tho !arccny q s;otl'aS from
tried t. hrsak out Of his cell at The Central Stu
t[on. Whet, discovered by the Officers hu lInG
cut out q considerable portion Of tho woodwork
ahout the burs With krliyes and ttlscls inpE.s-
1,u hal taken to pieecs., THIS attealpt would
| have been successful had sufficient tlmo been
allowed him. Immediately alter the discovery
Of sl!s attempt hs wa 1na't'aelea, ' and will 50
Justice su,nnerGeld yesterday held the fol.
lie larceny Of Load Of furniture from x,
Richards, 500 to tho Crtsnina! Court; Thomas
Lyons and tatrisk Cayanaugh, yagEants, thirty
Patrick kccnan, Isrreuy Of kcrosens oil fruI.,
G. O. Stsutz anl g: l.. barton II Co,
Of Nos. 81 and So Michigan avenue, $5OL
upon each charge to tGs pth Instant
tancu 6avG tho riot cnses emauntinS from the
West Washington street row OF tho day pre-.
yious. J. 4. Layton and John Davfs weso dis
Lyon, r. K. Manning, aul 4. X. Manning, &C,
cured contsuuauees t. tho litl instaut.
, 1877-02-09
TIE COUNTY BUILDING.

Ed Walker will commenco sh!pptng tho stone
for tho new Courthouse Monday.
Thu jail yesterday contained :.s3 inmates, and
tho Sheriff IL happy Ut suunipg tho largest
boarding. house IN tho city.
In tho County Court yesterday, stary Knlc,,,
Adrlhat.la Loitz, Martin Oleson. Junles West,
mud Andrew Foraytho were adiudgeti insane.
Tic latter IL . brother OF John Forsytbc.
Tho "cxpc1ts" appointed to measure tho
Board proceedings Us printed In tho t'orsars"
Ut tbs Commissioners will complete thclr warlk
tomorrow, aud report 10 tho Printing Commit
tee.
The employees Of the several offices around
tho building arc beginning t. appreciate tho
eouuty's ti,iauctal condition.. They won't their
pay for January and aastously Inquire how soon
they can get It.
The inmates Of tho jatl indicted BY tho !ast
Grand Jury were to have been nrraiKned yester-
day, but tho rush OF other Gusillesa prcclulcd.
riley will layc GLANCE 10 speak Of thelF tano-
ceIitc tomorrow, huWcYcr.
TIE County Hospital consumed 800 worth Of
gas in Jauunry. At thts rats thu light, fuel,
a,ll help alo,la will absorb the appropriation for
,4; n.ttqts @ for sy H. yfaF a whS Sas:Sa Of
Tho North Chicago Collector yesterday I,oune-
cd upNn airs. Huth Thomas, tho keeper Of q H.
dies' buar,lfu9.llorso VI No 1u0 Michigan street,
ala1 sIexei l,art of her f4rnatar9 to satisfy
el4in ol TO. 81 for personal taxes. Tho gouds we're
carted to nclghboring warehouse. and unless
thu elalm against them il 1i4ullatel lnsile OF
tsn days they will be sold " tue htghcst bidder.
Commissioner Holden was yesterday waited
on by q delegation from tha familtss living tn
proximity to tue County Building. Ihelr 'l.is.
| by tho county, thels grievance letag that tho
| snluku aud SCOT truiIl tlIe rhlmueys creatcl q
public nuisance. ltc promised to call the asscn-
ton Of thu Board 10 tho luattcE, aud the result
$t.a& thR
, 1877-02-09
na,nc VI tho bridesmaid TO whom the trlnkct
was presented. The lockcta were worn ut tho
THE ROE BROTHERS.
&11 mn stcnYrFrrp

In tho Criminal Court Tuesday Judgment was
rendered against Charles c. Jerome, james
Baxter, and Leonard Bwctt for $2J,O0O, they
l.artng, some time In the memory Of the oldest
inllnbitant, away back in 1878, become bonds
men for the ve 1ioc brothers, and having failed
to turn thcu, up wien they were wantcd TO
answer indictments against them for conspiring
to lcfrnrl various merchants. Tho case Ut thu
Rocs Ia familiar to most readers, but recently
very little mad been heard FROM It Or them, md
nothing would hare been but tor the forfclting
OF their rucognizance aboyc noted.
Yesterday Mr. Swctt heard OF what hal been
slonn In tho matter, and rnsllctl over tn tho
Criminal Court to SEQ how i,c could escape tic
sIkor Ut tl.c law qnd TIC penalty of gG,ng .',,
read to Tho Court. It SGT forth that when hc
went on tho bonds It lind not been to mako
them any lettcr bMt to attcss his confidence ia
tho Roes, wo ny tlle way' were Ills clients: III: JIG
cicnt but. question Of tho sutllcfcilcy having
lcct rascd, lie. OF his OWL yoition, volunteered
tu. give tho usa OF hts narnc, little thinking, hc
certainly novcr doubling tho Willingness ot Ills
clients tO rcst tlctr cause with hin and tic
Court. The affidavit went On to say tint, some
two weeks after hp had efEncd tho honls aud
stcppcd In between Ills clients and the Jail
Of III health, anu wanted to take trip around
tic takcs. flo listened with great tenderness to
his story, .nnsl gaso bis permission, and also
s.,.nc niivlco us to how. tho greatest ben
cit could be derived from such n trip.
4 few days later nnothcr Of tho brothers
waited oil hlu,. aud informed Him that he had
bccn called to Salt Lake. City suddenly on lMsi.
ness, and wanted permission to ,nake tho trip,
promising To return In a few days. lie gave Ills
c1nsent, for by this time Ills faith In l,ts clients
Ind multiplied, for they ad treated him honor
ably, and mot only taken Ills legal adytce, but
llad showed him marked respect Anl manifested
tho greatest lestrc for nit opportunity to yial-
catu themselves III court Of Justice
from tic nspcrs!ons OF an Indictment,
ctc. Tie other trothers dropncd ont Of slight
soun after, and fur months thereafter he had
looked Iii vain for this return of them nil. ur
either Ut them. Iic had heard nothing from tho
unc III poor .Ilcalth, and tho onu WIN took q
business trip llal become SO absorbed as to for
get to return or eyGn to communicate With him.
Under tho circumstances, lie thought lie
ought to ho relieved from tho bond, and that
tho Judgment should be set aside. Judge Will
iatrs took tic Same view of tho 1nattcr tlat le
did, md Mr.. SWEET went oil more tllan satisfied,
for the Judgment was not only set aside so far
as fle was cOuccrucd, but also ns ngafllBt both
Jerome at,d Baxter. Whether lustleo has been
satisfied in tho matter or not, none Of TIC par
tics to tho casc,-prncipals, attorney, or bonds
mcn,-ought to complain.
, 1877-02-09
LOCAL. IMPROVEMENTS.
ttARR1aoN sTHEHr BRIDGE.

An adjourned n,cctlna Of propesty-owners In
.orc.,nd IN tho rnmr:c,fo, ~ lTnrr,anr strcct
t..,a .u." " ,,3 @ a.te,.. ~ NJ -, s1.s.,.a,,
os1asc WIS ne,u M ~ ,"st h,sht ~ ~ ~ na3l!eon
tassick acted a. clerk.
Bcforc tho meeting camc TO order SIayor
,,s..,, ,t...a IT, s.,a .st.t ,,,.t t,,,.,,,o.n.,t.
iea." utope'i ~ au ,., .nas I"s psospss.s
"ere gooa lor an carry alsposa' OF tho con-
tied, Ills Honor assured thcu,, tho bridge would
be pushed to completion.
The abatement rayr grcat satiefactlon to those
present.
Tho Committee appointed at tic last meeting
tl,at $4,000 would settle oil claims ior land
,InInupcs, replace tic docks, anil jpisf, the
bridge. THIS anlot,nt was moro than covered by
uppropriatlons, part Of tho money being in tho
Trrasury, and tho remainder hclnE in process Of
On motion, tic report WIS accepted aud tic
Committee continued,
4 resolution urging all propcrty-owners and
others interested 10 agitato Until tho bridge Ia
erected was passed., aud Tic meeting adjourned
7n1Rrr.r,nsf STREET sEwRu.
A meeting OF The nropcrty-holdcrs of the
Fiji, Ward was held 1T krancr's HALL, corner
of TllIrty.lrst and Arnold streets, last evening
to hear reports from CO., committees nit 9ppein',c,l At
rom % clarK strcct % to tc @ rtvsr, Tc atts,'slanro
was large, and str. Snyder presided. Tho Com
lnittee 10 circulate d petition to bo laid before
AZ AZ cIty Council reported that 4 llad occurred
ttsttcs Or tho uxpcnsc Of strcet.ccapEng reported
that the city Ind spent enough In tllat section
Tic last few years 10 have made the de-
sired improvement, nnd that tic sewer
,outd be built Tor s3t,7U. Both re-
ports wcro adopted, and the Committees
1IIsrhnrrrt1 AfcHsrs 2cvrrn Efahnt Crnne