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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-07-31

that YOU can also present to the read
inc, public something of interest to
yourselves and the general public by
advertising your business. BY DONG
this you assist in supporting your To-
cal paper that is laboring in your IN
terest, and at the same time you ad
vertise your goods and wares. we
do not beg you to advertise, but sim
ply suggest that it may be to your adj
vantage indirectly, if not directly, to-
do so. We never knew business
man to fail in consequence OF adVer-
Using his business.
DISEASES AMONG PoULrRY.-Some-
times diseases get among chickens
that destroy great numbers OF them.
Sometimes it is the gapes. What
causes the gapes we don't know.
Sometimes vermin kill them. We
have known them to die of disease
something like rheumatism. These
modes of death are not sudden, but
rather inclined to be lingering
Sometimes spring chickens die sud
denly of decapitation. This is the
cause of the death Of those found on
the breakfast table at the Luna House.
A CHrNAMAN was brought in from
Crafts mill last week with one leg
broken and otherwise injured. He ac-
cidentalIy got caught in some of the
machinery, and was only saved from
being smashed to pieces by Mr.. Crafts
pulling him loose, stripping his clothes
off in the operation. They sent to
town for a physician, but DR.. Zipf
was sick and unable to so and Doctor
Dausman being absent at Boise City,
none could be obtained. tie Is now
under the care of DR.. Dausman.
JOHN CAMERON met with an accident
last Friday evening, from which he is
suffering severely. He was working
in drift at Henry creek i'll claim
below that of Reel and Carney. Just
before quitting time the drift caved,
crushing him beneath the weight OF
dirt and drift timbers. There are no
external marks nor broken bones, but
severe internal injuries. He was
brought to town at midnight and ia.
ken to the residence of Mr.. Richie.
MARTIN CoNNAUGHroN and two 9th
ers who went out TO the Yankee Fork
country three weeks ago, returned
having bought placer mining claim
which they intend to return to il
about three weeks. Mr.. G. is highly
pleased with that section Of the coun
try both as a quartz and placer dis
trict. He says the country is not hall
prOspected.
THE damage to Mr.. Craig's fume
on the Upper Payette, was not as
great as stated in our last issue. Mr.
Craig informs us that it will not ex
coed 500.
JOIN COOP, at lis Shaving saloon
has superior article of homemade
vinegar for sale by the gallon or bar
eel.
WE learn as we go to press that
Tommy, the second son of J, w. Da
visor, of Placerville, is dangerously i'll
We arc Nnder renewed obligations
to S. G. SilSby, of the postolfice news
depot for late papers and periodicals
G. MINER, Of Horseshoe Bend, was
in town Friday aud returned home
Saturday sa63E1
U. S. DIsrRcr ATTORNEY j. w. Hus-
ton came up from thc capital on Fri.
Ida'.
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In their new hall at their place in the Up
per Payctte valley.
Committee Of Invitation:
QUARTzBURG-George Bake, James H.
Hawley and Murtie Callan.
GRANITE CREEK-John Leary, John
Danskin, Martin Connaughton and John
Noon.
PLACERvIfLE-I. w. Garrett Pat. Sher-
idan, J. w. Dawson and |. s. Weller.
CENTERvIILE-C. c. Meffert, II. G.
Thompson. S. Dempsey and S. *. Goldtrap.
IDAHO CTTY-,James Moriarty, e. W.
Richards, j G. Fox, Green Holland, d.
McClintock and W. A. Sifers.
PIoSEER-John Veasy, John NJ. Gamma
dy and George Anderson.
UPPER PAYETTE-Frank Farnham, J.
c. Mills, Hugh Craig,
Floor Managers:
William Cock, Charley Salley, Jones
Wallace and James Murphy.
The best music will be in attendance.
Tickets, Gncluding supper 81.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-07-31

THE damage to Mr.. Craig's fume,
on the Upper Payette, was not as
great as stated in our last issue Mr..
Craig informs us that it will not ex
coed 800.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1877-07-31

G. MINER, Of Horseshoe Bend, was
in town Friday and returned home
Saturday eab9f1
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U. S. DISTRICT ATTORNEY j. w. Hus-
ton came up from the capital on Fri
'da'.
The New York herald., 1877-02-02
RENEWING A LEASE.

william II. Flandrow, creditor OF the late Tunis
Van Brunt by virtue OF an assignment madc by tho
Marine Bank oil Chicago OF u judgment obtained
against Van Brunt in his iftme, is seeking to compel
the Sailors Snug harbor to renew twenty years.
lease Of No. Is East Ninth street, purchased by HIM un
der tho execution upon such judgment Tho natter
has been before the Court some time, and has been
once before the Court OF Appeals. Judge Lewrcncc.
before whom motion in tho case was argued, rem
dcred yesterday the following decision "ln tho
III 40 n. Y. T. 100, 161, although It IS stated that
no execution was ISSUED in the lifetime OF the Juds.
ment doctor, It does not appear ttat tho Court of
Appeals aid any stress upon that fact In arriving ut
their decision. Judge Alien, IN his oplnon, says
sBut an execution cannot issue without the order OF
both tribunals And, again, Thc act ot 1850 Is not
IN conflict with the PROVISIONS OF the code or incon-
sistent with the remedy givon by It. II Is cumula
tive and udds another restraint TO those already
existing. And nothing In his opinion which III
the issuing OF execution during The life
OF debtor und It's return unsatisfiod would
application for leave 10 issue execution I'M
med.atciy after MS death. In obedience TO this
decision am constrained to grant tho notion"
The New York herald., 1877-02-02
JOHNNY KANE'S KIDNAPPER.

Peter Quinn, q rough looking man OF sixty years.
trcmbcd ut the Tombs Police Court Yesterday morn
ing when called upon 10 answer to tho charge OF lar
ccny Tho prisoner was the culprt IN tho supposed
abduction OF the little boy John Kane, whose sudden
the afternoon OF Monday last caused
sucn commotion. When the boy returned to his home
tho evening, minus his jacket and described the
appearance OF his abductOr Detective Moran, Of
tie Fourteenth precinct took copous notes and
at once started the trail. The result was Qunn's
arrest AT the Mulberry street station house the boy,
who years DID, asked TO point out his ab
ductor, anu, Notwithstanding the TACT that Quinn bad
shaved oil hts whiskcrs promptly selected him from u
number vi men. The prisoner could not Of course, DO
was committed Dy Judge klbreth IN default Of 81 600
bail Quinn said IN explanation that he was drunk
when he cnticcd the boy away Iie took HIM To WASH
ngton Market aud into an alley, where he stole his
coat
The New York herald., 1877-02-02

Is really tho only point or public interest In tho
natter Judge DAILY took tho papers reserv'ng ms
FIRE Marshal Thomas Mcspcdon commenced an
action against the city few monlh ago Tor arrears OF
salary. Tho salary was liked by law at S5oOO year.
out tho last months OF 1871 he was paid ut the
rate OF 1000, TO which IL was reduced Without
1888 S3 The city demurred That the PLAIN
ti city and not State Officer anu, therefore,
that the Board had power 10 deal win ms salarv'
Judge Lawrence. in Supreme Court Special Term.
sustans the demurrer aud yesterday gave cJuu.hent
for tho city.
The trial or Moses Jacobi alias Dr. Franklin, prac-
toner illegal practices and OF disreputable renown,
and SAID TO bc pupil OF the convicted Rosenzwes,
was concluded yesterday In tho United States Circuit
Court before Judge Benedict. Ho was charged under
the the suppression of vice. OF sending obscene
matter through the mall TheJury, oddly enough, ds-
agreed. There wore eleven tor conviction aud one
the oddly placed dissentient among his conireres-
wardet OF Tor the present the stroke oi Justice Jacooi
Is still IN Gust ody and VIII ue tried again aI tho next
term 0 the court.
Peter NJ Pcrlne claimed An interest in the estate OF
Peter Martin, deceased and desiring 10 reimburse ms
wc Tor certain losses she had sustained called upon
Mr. Backus, lawyer, 10 have him arrange an assign.
mcnt oi the interest Mr. BacKus as be says, ADVISED
HIM that II would be necessary 10 assign 10 thru
party He accordingly assigncd the interest 10 Mr..
Backus, who was to rcsssign to his WIFE, lhs, as MI
pcrnc alleges he refused TO do and he obtained from
Judge D0nchuc an order to show Cause why he should
not bc compelled to surrender the assignment Mr
Backus denies that gave any such alvcc and says
that hc took an assignment by authority Vi ferihes
wife TO prosecute the SUIT Tor the recovery oil the i-
tcrest lie says, also, that Pcrne aiterward canc 10
W. Schancx ior 81, 500 Sad Schanck claims To be
solo cgalee under tho WILL He also AYERS that Pcre
owes him money for services and that tho vile has
never made any demand Tor tho assignment. The
motion before Judge Don0huo Yesterday IN
Supreme Court, Chambers.
John Paul brought SUIT against the city 10 recover
a $500 certificate Oi the town of Morrsania Tho
city tailed To lnterpose an answer and judgment was
Tor tho OF the certificate. with interest
a no,ioa was made before Judge J. r. DAILY 10 reduce
the Judgment Ny throwing out the interest. ~ was
ella, mod that tho interest could not be collected un
demand was made on the Comptroller. Judge DAILY,
who. yesterday gave DECISION IN me case.
The city, which, by their own terms, bear Interest
He holds further that there is no ducrcncc between
obligations towns OF tho annexed district. which
by The made debts o the city "i New YORK.
nnd original obligations incurred by the latter corpora
ton that the debt debt Of the full amount due ON
the contract by which 1t Is created Tor principal aud
interest," ANA that the interest ran on tho ccrhcac Nv
virtue OF It's own terms. independent oil demand no
thei iolorc denies the motion, but without COSTS
The New York herald., 1877-02-02
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

A petition IN bankruptcy has been fled against John
Campbell, Peter G. Campbell and Thomas McStsvc,
composing the firm OF Campbell, Mcstavo Co., linen
importers, OF Now YORK and Cincinnati, by the follow
ing creditors:-r. Donald " Co., $S,O3O; Wh,tcside
Brothers, So 726; Ings Co., So. s57; Samuel Lone,
s2.5oo b. Bernard, $4135; Hartley Brothers, $e3o;
Field. Morris Fcnncr, 81, 6s5; Ungor, Mcyerbeer 4
Co., 1901; Herman Bernhoimcr $63l; William rhomp-
son n Co., s763; Lehman Brothers, $4O4; Rhoados.
Grosvcnor x Co., $0O7; John Farrell, 81, ,070
Reports have been received tns city OF the bank.
rupcy oi several large firms In Boston Sylvester,
Sias u Co., rolling MIL have been forced INTO bank.
rupcy by their creditors. Edward A. Hardy, of the
Belmont Hotel, and Hutchins, Plasted II Co. organ
MANI uaoturcrs, have dcd voluntary petitions ia bank
ruptcy
Jacob T. Hiiicshoimer oils at No. 10 Front street,
has been adjudicatcd involuntary bankrupt W
CONTINUED ON MYTH P%GEl
The New York herald., 1877-02-02
. DECISIONS.
SUPREME couRr-cHAMDERs.
BY Judge Lawrence.

By Judge Lawrence
Tho Pcoplc &C.. VS. The Mason Manufacturing Com
panyMuton denied, but with leave 10 renew On FUR
ihcr aldav,ts II the plaintiff shall be 50 advised see
McKcon vs. Green.-Moton granted, provided that
the motion argued whom reached at the March Cen
eral Term. Memorandum.
Matter OF Duriee, &c.-Tho report OF the roierec
seems to me be right anu should be confirmed In
respect the lands ut Now Bedford canuot under.
In proceeding TO determine tho question Of
the title O lands situated In another state US between
lunauc and third party. The other SUGGESTIONS M
and recommendations o tho referee appear 10 De
proper Let an order be entered In accordance win
these views.
ferrlng the mater Mr.. Noses Ely. All the uidavts
presented this motion are TO remain on hle. SEQ
memorandum.
De Wolf VS. Onlnger OF aL-Motion to continue In
junction denied. See memorandum.
SUPREME coURT--sPEcIAL TERM.
BY Judge Lawrence
Alexander vs Morgan Ct al-Ordcr signed.
briefs @ wish they would do 50 as soon US possible
Mes pecon vs. The Mayor r-rhe dcleudants uro en-
titled to judgment on the demurrer with costs Soc
BY Judge Van Worst
Coggcy vs.. Mears ct aL-Complaint dismissed.
COMMON PI.EAs-sPECIAL TERM.
BY Judge J. F. Daily.
Matter OF Yates; Mahan vs.. PauIding.-Counsel will
attend before February 2, 1871 ut ha-past ten.
Matter OF Wcnncr. Notice OF this application must
be given to the other parties Interested.
Matter OF Goldman Lien discharged.
Mattcr Of BOotu-WTiI oIecuatSco anu pElSoucI Io-
manded Opinion.
Jones vs. Carpenter.-Ir defendant pay $40 costs of
thus proceeding and the referees fecs and attend Tor
examination before the reiercc on February 3, at
twelve NJ. proceeding on attachment Will be stayed.
Paul vs. The May0r.-MOtion denied. No costs.
Opinion.
Dcxnr Vs. BalL-MotIou denied II defendant furnish
sworn statements Opinion.
H,Ilin ct a. VS.. DISQUALIFICATION granted.
OPINION.
Galney vs.. characterization granted on payment
Of taxable costs 10 date.
Coltinan VS.. Tho Mayor, &c.-Mosion for judgment
on demurrer denied Opinion
MAXINE COURT-CHAMBERS
by Judge McAdam.
Boyd We. Ehlers; Teots vs.. OTIS; SIMON Mooney;
Ellis vs. Mcir.-see Endorsement on papers
Virartes VS.. Mcnct-Ordcr settled
Hocrnidc vs. Stcvens.-Reierod to Edward Jacobs.
Wolf Gray.-Acton continued against repre-
sentatves.
JefIers VS. Buck mastcr.-H. N Beach appointed re-
ceiver
Harrison vs. Cohcn.-Referred to W. Rethbaum.
MARITIME VS.. Hartman.-Motion denied.
Schaier vs.. Kohn.-Motion granted
BaInowsky vs. Jacoby.-Deiaults noted.
Boothby VS.. Fincon.-Suretes approved OF.
Thiieman VS.. Askcy and anoth-r.-Order settled.
Neville VS.. Arnoux--James McNulty, receiver.
Collins VS.. AnthOny.-rhe practice OF applying to
one Judge ex-partc tor stay alter another judge has
denied the application is violation OF the rules
Will receive more serious consideration.
|. Porter VS.. Robins; Maxwell vs. Wood; Wolf VS..
White; Paris Roraback; The Grand Central Bank
VS. Schapcrt Booth Bernhelmer; Colt VS.. Stevens
Jordan IS. Baker; Smith va Jones; Provost vs..
Palmer Orders granted.
The New York herald., 1877-02-02

Total frontage tico olS3
Another gentleman, who Is heavily interested in
Operty Sixth avenue, and AZ the same time
ardent supporter Of rapid transit through II. stated
positively that tho present opposition Was instigatcd
tho leadership OF h. A. Morrison. From interviews
that he had had with many property owners. he did
not consid that any such feeling among property
owners generally existed ms had been represented IN
Mayor Ely Property were, he said, naturally
conservative. Many having doubts as TO the elect of
the proposed road felt called upon To oppose
structon, and thus have the chances IN their favor
All In favor oil rapid transit, but would rather
have the road upon some other street than upon
that In which tncy wcro Interested. L. H. Macy
formerly opposed to the scheme. but was
satisfied that will prove OF advantage To his business
SO MIR. r. A. Whthousc, one OF the largest property
on the avenue, Is Of the same opnion Owning
great deal OF corner properly, Mr. WhithOusc had
offered $40 600 to company Tor each station erected
his property IL was rccOgn zcd fact, he SAID,
that the opposition had but little strength IN It, prom
incnt lawyer hal been approached AMI requested to
carry the matter to the courts, he added, but upon
looking for his retainer he found that none OF the
position were willing 10 contribute a dollar. The idea
apparently was To use bm us catspaw, and In OF
success leave him in the Iurcn 10 lace all suits Tor
damages on his own responsibility. II was tho
West Tnlrd srco,, where there great cry against
the road. Subscription lists were sent around among
the property owners, but not a dollar could he COL
lected Tor the purpose OF nstutins legal proceedings
TIE ALDERMEN ON UNDERGROUND ROADS
Tho following preamble and resolution were yestcr-
day passed by the Board Oi a Aldormen on motion OF
Mr.. Henry ID. Purroy:-
Whereas the experience Of years spent In fruitcss
Efforts to rapid transit has clearly demonstrated that
far MS the northeastern section OF Manhattan Island and
tho annexed districts concerned the main hope of
extension steam transit from the Grand Central depot to
the City Hall whereas there already constructed
tonding from the extreme northern boundary of this city
Thirty second street at Fourth distance Of about
twelve miles, leaving about two miles and halt VI road
to be constructed In order to reach the City Hall and
whereas tho construction OF an underground road from
The New York herald., 1877-02-02
SETTING HIMSELF RIGHT.

Tho proceedings before Judge Donohuc, in Supreme
Court, Chambers preceding tho discharge from Lud.
low Street JAN OF Dr. Rufus Wagner Flint, the me-
dium satisfactory, no doubt, to the discharged
Doctor and to oil counsel who put in an appear
ancc on that OCCASION II thus satisfactory,
however 10 Mr. G. W. Wilson, wEo all along had been
lighting tho legal battles Of the incarcerated
lIoclor Mr.. Wilson states that The pub
ilshed letters OF Dr. Flint and himself give
uu erroneous impression 10 tho Iucts. As Tor hts
own letter. written, Us explained immediately after.
ward having been sent by mistake, ana beng ut all
events strictly confidential, ho knows O no rules Of
professional courtesy justying ITS publicity As to
The letter OF Dr. Flint lie says that not only Dr. Flint
knew Il 10 be false, but thai both Mr. Townsend aud
his partner familiar with its iasity, they had
called upon attorney tor Dr. Flint VINO had charge
OF his before he was employed. 10 have this
Identical matter stricken cut.
The New York herald., 1877-02-02
COURT CALENDARS-THIs DAY.

SUPREME CoUnT-CHAMBERs-Iicld by Judge Dono-
hucNos 7s SO, o. 1853 l94, 257, 2s7, 29z 200, 3O7,
sos 30 3ll 3l2 3l4, 3l5, 3l7, 31s, 3lg, 32J o2l.
MARINE CorRr-rRIAL rERM-lart 2-hcld bv Judge
oOs2, 9os3 oO77, 0O3s, 9Oos 6ol4, S9O4 s97l, s725
1908, 7o42.
CouRr OF GENERAL SEssioys-Part l-lcld by
Judge Gderslcevc The People VS.. Hugh Grer, fclo-
nous and battery Same VS.. John Connors, bur-
giary Same vs.. William Kelly, Thomas Mahoncy, Frank
McGInn aud John McCnn, burglary; Same vs. William
Forester burglary same William Foster burglary
Same VS.. Frank Smith. burglary; Same VS. Henry
Doucr grand larceny Same VS.. George Andrews, grand
larceny: same W.. William Thomas grand larceny
Samc Va Henry Ullman, grand arceny Same VS.. James
Williams, petit larceny; same VS.. George Solomon,
petit larceny; Same vs. John Ryan, petit larceny;
Same W.. Max Goldstcin, forgery
The New York herald., 1877-02-02
THE "COMPO" WEDDING.

very singular SUIT brought by stephen IL Alden
against Eugene n. Robinson gives promise of reaching
\ Termination pretty soon through q decision given
yesterday, by Judge Lawrence, sustaining the recent
order Of reference granted in the Tho facts of
the been frequently given. II Is brought to
recover some $4,000. Tho planuT states in his CON-
plant that tho defendant who thea
bcr OF the firm OF Robinson, Chase L. Co.,
was married the plaintins
dcnce, '.Compo," at watcrtown, Conn, on the
18th OF May, 1872 Prior to the marriage
Mr.. Alden requested to spare expense and, in
fact have IL ono the brilliant weddings OF tho
day. lie carried out these instructions, and the
suit was expenditure Of 1850, which was tho
rss item In the bill OF charges sued for The second
item OF charge 0G0 for entertaining Robinson and
his wife and friends "Compo during the period
OF the honey during which tme US Is stated in
the complaint the plaintiff "supplied them with every
care and attention, including servants, carriages,
wines cigars, aud board" IL stated iurther
that the plaintin's wiic took trip West with the
defendant ana his WHO, which not altogether
enjoy able for Mrs Alden II Is charged that she
had held Robinson while he drunk and prevented
hw using PISTOL and altogether during tLo trip SUI
fcrcd Of sleep anu mental terror 10 that de-
urcc that $50 900 was thought moro than a far
recompense This amount, therefore, comprises tho
tn,rd Item In the charge The closing itcu o inc ac-
count s22 1 20 claimed to be due on stock trans
sent before rclerec some time ago.
wncn motion was made to vacaio the
order OF reference Oh the ground oil acecu cousioh
between some oil ,tno counsel Judge Lawrence, be-
fore WI nom the motion mado in supreme Court,
Chambers, gave his decision yesterday on the motion
A. follows 1.-THE charge that the consent ~ refer was
the result OF colusion between tho attorneys ior Tho
p,aint,n and the defendant seems TO me " be COM
pctcy oycrhrown by the ahdavits read In opposition
10 this motion. do not feel inclined, therefore, to
disturb tho order of reference The paintiK does not
show how he will be injured by reference nor that
tho case is one which proper to rclcr As the
order tha, commission grnntcd ny deault,
AZ there is any reason why such commission should
Ia lad L.
may therefore move 10 the order on further
anayits If he SO desire Notion 10 vacato Tho order
NJ Alden. the plaintiff In tho above case Will DO
bcrcd as tho person figuring SO prominently IN
SLe suit brought by Abraham H. Hoagiand against MIN
ne assignee Of Mrs Harriott Ada Traubee daughter
Of Mr. Alden. Tho daughter claimed that her iather
had given her $50 900 worth OF railroad bonus when
he denied The complaint aud answer In This sut as
viii be remembered exploited pretty thoroughly the
m vster,es of .Compo" together with new Insight
iuio fsshionabe boarding house lie IN THIS city, IN
The New York herald., 1877-02-02
NEW YORK UNIVERSITY.

A decision was rendered yesterday by Judge Law
rence the demurrer raised TO the complaint OF the
University city Of New York against tho city, An
assessment for LAO imposed Oh the University
property for widening Laurcns street. Tho lots were
sold for non-payment On behalf Of the college
temporary Injunction obtained against granting
tho to the purchasers under The sale and suit
brought to vacate tue assessment The principal point
for tho paintiils Ut authority, tor want OF
publication OF the ordinances tho corporation pa
pcrs, to which answer made that tho Vadatlun
Of 1872 madc assessment valid ab inO. Judge
Lawrence holds that cannot under section 3, Laws
1874, Interfere In action In the nature OF bill IN
equity to remove cloud upon u Tito created by an
assess sment Judgment directed tor Tho city on
the demurrer,
The New York herald., 1877-02-02
A NEWSPAPER BONANZA.

Tho palmy days OF the Ring regime again revived
in memory through tho given yesterday
OF SUIT which has been long time pending The city
has just recovered judgment d'smIssing tho com.
plant in the action Of Roswell b. Taylor against
city. This is another OF the almost nnumcrablc claims
Of which tho Ring was the parent The plaintiff sued
assignee OF the Daily Transcript to 900
for publishing the minutes oi the Board OF Aldermen
and Assistant Aldermen Tor the FIRST three months OF
1872. The city defended on the ground that tho
amount charged was excessive, and interposcd
as n counter claim the large sums which the
Transcript had irauducntly obtaned during Twced's
reign AS the case involved the examination OF long
account, was IN May, 1873, referred to Mr. John T.
O'Ncil. He iouni that the sum uIry due Tor work
In suit 81, U39 but that the Transcript Association
had 1868 and 1871 wrongully and iraudulcny
bills to be audited and paid, the overcharges
ia which reached the snug little sum OF $l73,5lS 80
which sum the defendant could iccoup and set or
against the claim Of Taylor. His complaint is, there
fore, dismissed, with costs.
The New York herald., 1877-02-02

Thirty tho City Ha:. TO be perfectly
fasibe aud mplishmen IL OF great Importance to
portion o the city. involving its prosperity ana
and therefore deserving the careful consideration
OF this Board; therefore. be IL
Resolved. That His Iinnor the Mayor he, and her"o?
directed ascertain tho feasibility Of constructing by pr
enterprise underground read commencing NJ Of
City Hail and with the rapid trnuht
trains running the Harlem road: the cost Of
such road required for its completion the nea-
obtain conformity with law tue equt
franchises and all other matters relating to the con.
operation OF such road, and that he repors
al N Hus