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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-27

In u street car in philadelphia an old
gentleman was seated in one corner aud
the car Vas full. A bsvy OF fair ones
Of all agss and weights swarmsd in. and
there WAS NO seat, whereupon the gal
liant old gentleman shouted aloud.
/" Ladies'. I shall be most happy to give
my seat to any one Of you Who Is thirty.
two years OF age" All remained
standing.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-27

A GOOD story Is told Of ST. Louis
nobby dry goods clerk who attended
dance in q rural district not long ago.
He wore q Chsvoit shirt, and put ON
great many airs. He was somewhat
"took" down. however. when he over
heard one country lass say to another
THAT st. Louis chap slings on q heap
Of style. Tor q fellow that wears bed
tick shirt"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-27

Two negroes were In the woods split
ting rails. when the question OF what
was the best thing in the world to eat
came up. A stake Of "fo' bits" was
deposited ON q neighboring stump. to 10
taken by the one guessing at the most
palatabis dish. After throwing "heads
and tails " for the first guess. the win
nsr exclaimed. "Possum and sweet per-
tatsr." "S-h.h.ho 7" ejaeulatsd the
other. "take de money! didn't tink
you'd guess dc berry best fus' ting y
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-27
CATARRHAL Affections,

Such n Sore, Weak. tpfsmed. Rsd. and W.tsy
Ey,s, liberation and inaAmmAiion Of Tie Lar .
Klnsing Noisss In the Head sors rhroast nongn,
iiszdaese. Neurzlxia. biliiness, cioedSd nsnsry.
Loss Of Nervous !oree. Dsprsssioa o. sPirtt 5Msis M
rrmedy secordlns 10 diFeetio1s which accompany
each bottle. or wiz Be mailed 70 any sddrsss o.
'kssS pssraas contains 1T. ssnfords improvsd
inhslins Tube with full direetioas for uss IN all
eases- Price eio Sold By all Mholss.le and hs.
eansisss wEERs ] forIKR. Ososrsi Assais
And wAolessie Druggists. Bostoa. hssa-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-27

N.... WIZ. z r.r.,s, y A. 1rss',ss
hspsosI cuss ros czr.sis. len is1sesd % drop
yoa. ) lins % ssy ina, siisoszs hsvs ben sssp,
sufs.. cure he hsys en- never found saytSiar tssi pronses
sach relief and ultimate cure = thet % fnAnynnDA
have bean a11icted wan ths dreadmi 49,
fssa read the letter Of Nr. RlsIr wnAA end ea9
i sH iao9SaxSly ~ eossiaeed ofin earsiIye pfopsr.
ties. Hoping that other similarly amietsd nke
myself viii bs induced 10 n.as ne trtai an, gse-
u.men. ysry uuly. ste. ThEos r. bookhf.
bniAroL. X L. July y. iNs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-27
CATARRHl
NEvER.FAIuNa RELIEF
AFFORDED ~
sAnfoRD's RADICAL eunE.

.. .s. sss :: ...a s..ss = e. ss ss
g :.y ssSH asfs: asss :,sss % s.s: sssS$ n
ssaat sad psrnansat rslisf No nstt9 81 hov bag
2, s:ssf: n; 4
Catarrhal Afsctons thai eoandenos " q ooes fslt
IN its ability % do all that = elainsd foe Ies
snsaiSess = j % Sis pSiss. sad q. ssesnsl.ii.s
syid.nes e polss e I'sR.s,ss,li ,:Psr.s., 2
s.SS.Sy. ssS ss fss' fss s.Sssssssss SS A.sss .s g
feel proud Of TIE posltion Ah rvmsdy has attained,
and belisvs Il worthy ofin rvpatation-
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-27

"Ir's we'll enough for you to name your
boy Elias, said Aunt Hepzibah but
for gracious goodness sake don't name
him Alias, 'csuss Alisasss are always
s-cuttin' rp bad. Hers Alias Jones.
Alias Brown. Alias Thompson. Alias
Ons-eyed Jack and all been took up for
robbin' and stsalin'."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-27

"CnAnLKs. my dear. said his loving
wife, "I thought that you said the dodo
bird was extinct" $50 1t is. pet" he
replied. swell. but Charley. seine one
sent In bill to you to-day, and u says.
'ts one juiep. 10 do. To three smashes.
do do. To twenty braces, do do.
Charley, please do not buy any dodos
they must be horrid things"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-27
CONSUMPTION
POSITIVELY CURED I

An saasrsss from THE dissase thai are anricu.
TO b cured should try DE-. kis-ner's Csieb'sied
Oossumptive Powdsrs Thee fouders are the
oniy preparation known thst will cure Con.
sumptlon, and all disease of the throat and
lungs Indeed. 90 strong 10 our faith In them.
and also 10 convince you that they arv no huw-
bus, We will forward N every sufferer. by mail.
posl paid. Q nee Trial Dox.
We don't want your money until you ar~ per.
fsrtly satisnsd Of their curative po~err. II
your me 10 worth saving. don't delay In giving
thess Povters trial, ~ they will surely cure
Pyscs, foe isrxs bon. $500. sent 10 any part Of
ne Unitsd staies 90 Canada. by mall. on receipt
AsH a ROBBINS,
so Yultoa strset. brooklyn. NY.
fes 1s.ty
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-02-27

Sold By all Wholesale and Retail DruxEso
throuxnoat the United States and Canada. and oy
vKKxs . fOTrEis froprietorS. bostoa- Ma
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-30
The History Of An ASS.

EDITOR HERALD: In our city we
have wonderful old ass. believe
he is llneal descendant OF
Balaam's ass. He Is very strange
kind OF an ass, and there Is some
thing very attractive In the sound
of his braying, especially when he
brays at the Kearneyites. The
Workingmen hold him In deep
veneratlen and exhibit him to
view at their club meetings on a
transparency, with the following
motto: "Poor Jim is dead but the
Ass still lives" They invariably
bring this wonderful ass to all their
outdoor meetings as treat to the
public. But on Saturday night,
Noven Der % l, heard one of the
,iignitaries of the Central Club,
who formerly was an inveterate foe
TO the poor ass, ordering. the man
who was leading him TO the Courl
House steps to be- sure to turn the
ASS side OF the transparency to the
wall, in consideration of the
change in the sound of his braying.
am we'll versed in the history OF
this wonderful ass. He commenced
his career in life strong Republi-
can, but when his provender ran
short he, like Col. Godfrey, turned
u Demo jratic ass. But a few days
ago this wonderful ass's real owner
removed his mauger to the Work
,ngmeu's stable and the poor ass,
by his natural instinct, followed
his hay just as Godfrey did. Surely
this old ass is a most wonderful
ass. He brayed at me on Wednes-
day evening last aud all the young
donkeys danced for joy to his dis
cnrdant music. But excuse him,
for hy IL only an ass.
beg to inform the Erening Er-
press that the above Is my own
productisn, and so was my address
to the Workiugmen, verbstim.
II. HUGHES.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-30
COURT REPORTS.

Couosy Oourf.................... .STEPHENs. J..
FRIDAY, Nov. Goth.
People vs.. VIM. Wade-Grand
larceny-Sentenced to two years In
state Prison.
People vs.. Joseph Churchill
Grand larceny-Sentenced to two
years In State Prison.
People vs. James Hager-Burg.
larry. Plea of not guilty, and plea
in bar that defendant las already
been tried and covicted Of the same
offense, and has undergone SEN
tence therefor. Verdict of guilty
as charged in the indictment, with
recommendation to the mercy ol
the Court. Sentence act for De
cember.
L II. Workman vs.. Nadeau Ell
al.-Set for December 4th at lC
A. III.
Il. Tinkham vs. Nadeau ct AL
Same.
F. M. Golf VS.. Nadeau ct all
Same.
M. Marlean & Son vs. Nadeau Ell
al.-Same.
People vs.. Thos. Donolly-Rob
bery--On trial.
Naturalised-Thos. Currap, ma
tive of Ireland.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-30

Recommend that the grade OF
Charity street, as agreed upon by
Consulting Engineers Wright ami
Hanson, be adopted, and that no.
tice ofinteutiou be published. So
ordered.
The City Surveyor submitted a
profile of the grade Of Ninth street.
Referred 10 Board of Public Works
Petition OF VIM. Monks for recon.
sideration of the action Of the Coun.
Gil in relation TO bis bill for extra
work at the tunnel. Referred to
the Com mittee OH Water supply.
Communication from John o.
borne, President of the 9th Ward
Workiugmen's Club, asking that u
member of the club be appointed
one OF the Judges OF elections for
that Ward. Filed.
Petition of @. H. Milllken for
permission to construct, at his own
cost, 600 fest more Of pipe In z mia
No. l. Referred co Zalja Commit
ee with power to act.
Petition of T. Baubury, asking
for twenty days extension Of time
to complete the dam at Reservoir
No. b Granted, provided his sure
ties agree ia writing to the exten.
sion.
Bill Of George Carr, contractor.
for Sl397. 10 for the construction of
lower aud culvert at Reservoir
NJ. s Referred to Committee on
Water Supply.
Proposal to print 100 copies of the
annual reports of city officers: Ex.
press Company 81 per page; Com
mercial Printing Company, $50 for
100 copies. Referred to Finance
Committee.
The regular monthly bills were
referred to the Finance Committee.
On motion, The Clerk was in
structed to notify the Water Com.
pany 10 repair the defective hydrant
In front of Mr. Raatsdrvis hot,aa
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-30
The Physiology Of the Liver.

The liver is the largest secreting organ
In the human body, and the bile which
II secret tss Is more liable to vitiation and
misdlrection frnm its proper channels
than any other of the animal fluids.
Luo sily for the bilious, however, there
is an unfailing source of relief froin liver
complaint, namely. HOstetter's Stom-
ach BiJters, med cine which for over
quarter of q century has been achieving
thorough cures OF the above mentioned
ailments, fever and ayue, dyspepsia.
bJwel complaints, rheumatic and kid
ney affections and disorders involving
loss OF nervous vigor. 1t Is, moreover. .
preventive of malarial disease and af-
fords protection to thousands Of persons
residing In dl,tricts Of country where
that dire scourge Is prevale It. As . rem !.
eiy adapted TO the medicinal wants Of
families, IT Is supremacy desirable. and
system, it IL thoroughly to be depended
upon.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-30
Asked to Explain.

EDITOR HERALD:-Permit me
the use OF your columns to ask J. J.
Carrillo the following questions:
You are a candidate for City Tax
Collector and making your canvass
ou the claims that you are bettor
fitted for that office than either OF
the candidates nominated by the
conventions, and that you have
been an active. vigilant and faith
full public servant.
Let me ask you: First-Did the
Finance Committee of the Com mon
Council report, May 231, 1873,
"That there is at present $3.50 every
month less collected than there
should be; at least fifty persons In
this city doing business without
paying license, several OF whom
are known to the Tax Collector p"
Second..Did not tho anne Commit.
tee report, June 9th, 1878, "That we
find there are irregularities in the
office Of the City Tax Collector,
namely: He has not settled with
the City Treasurer the 25th or each
and every month, as required to do.
In the matter OF the al
tered licenses previously reported
submitted here ewith--he explains
that the wrong was done by one of
nis deputies; that the original par
ties have had their money returned
and the deputy discharged" Have
you siuce had that deputy employ
ed 2"
Third-Did the same committee
report, June 18th, 1878, "That they
tind about SIS of returned licenses
that they think should be collected,
and recommend the collection of
them ?n
Fourth-Were you, during the
present year, while receiving iiber-
al com pc ensatIon from the city as a
public officer, interested in running
the so. called Opera House, know
ing that many of the actresses ~
were prostitutes, aud using their
positions in your "Company" to
advertise themselves? And was
your time so occupied in managing
that show business that the facts
reported by the Finance Commi
tee as to Irregularities might have
been prevented, If you had attend
ed In person to your official duties ?
INQUIRER.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-30
Worklngman Tob arman and Munlc-
lpal History.

EDITOR HERALD: Some days
age prepounded to Major Tober-
man, he Of the gold headed cane
and Workingmen's pretensions, 9
series Of questions, no one Of
which has been answered. now
SOW your readers, by the official
record, why Major gold.csne.
headed Toberman has not an.
syered the same.
The minutes of the Common
Council Of the city Of Los Angeles
of December lat, 1869, volume z
plges 203 and 20i. show the legis.
lative part Of the CITY government
to have been: President of the
Common Council, John King;
Conncilmen, Tobermap, V-jar
Morris, Boyle, Martinez, CaswelI
time a committee Of investigation
of the affairs Of the Los Angeles
& San Pedro Railroad Com pany-
$75 900 worth of the capital stock
If which was held by the City OF
Los Angeles, had been ordered by
the Council. The investigation
brought out the report of the Su-
perinlendent of the l. A. & 8. P.
r. r. Company, to the effect that
the net earnings of the company,
for the six months 1t had then
been in operation, were In round
numbers $4,000 per month. the
whole capital stock Of the company
being S5O0,000, of which the
county held $l50,000 and the city
$40 900. The city had Issued its
b nds bearing ten per cent. per an
num interest in payment of the
STOCK held by it; and, through its
Council demanded au accounting
FROM the company aud payment
into the Treasury of the railroad
earnings according to the stock
held; which, being refused by the
railroad company, suit was ordered
by the Council and commenced by
the City Attorney, with special
counsel employed by the comm it.
tee. On thi 1It day of Decem Der,
1859, resolution was introduced In
the Council directing the City At
Itorney to dismiss this action. The
records show that Messrs. Boyle
and Caswell opposed the resolu
tion, Messrs Vejsr, Toberman and
others favored It's adoption, Mr..
Toberman making the only speech
If his life in favor OF q railroad
company's pocketing the money of
the people, without consideration,
aud the resolution dismissing the
suit was adopted by his vote, thus
forcing the people tn pay $500 per
aunum taxes upon the city bonds
when the earnings OF the road, as
shown by its Superintendent,
would more than have paid the
amount per annum, and provided
u sinking fund topay the bonds.
Again, an examination Of the
city records shows Tobermsn to
have heen Mayor Of this city anu
to bave signed and approved an or
iinance by which 5000 stock in
the l.. A. & ! P. r. r. Company;
and some $50, 700 bonds aud other
property were given to the south
ern Pacific Railroai Company, the
immediate return for which was
the introduction Of 5000 Chinese
laborers into Southern California;
and yet l find him seeking office al
the hands of the Workingmen who
have been wrong-d by Chinese
labor, through Major Toberman'.
votes and influence.
| Respectfully,
| VoTER
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-30

The Thanksgiving Unitarian
Thursday, like all the entetrain-
ments thus far given under Mr..
Dobinson's management, from the
opening to the close was highly en-.
joyable and gave unequivocal sat-
isfaction. The whole programme,
from opening to close, was render
ed with especial trllliancy and,
though our limited space precludss
extended notice, we feel that we
would be wanting In good taste If
we RETAINED from paying pass
Ing tribute to Miss Pign6 Du-
puytren for her dramatic reading of
Jean Ingelow's "High Tide
on the Coast Of Lincolnshire"
to Miss Wadsworth for the
great pleasure enjoyed in listening
to her young, clear voice in Schu-
bert's "Serenade" and "Under the
Daisies,n to Mrs. H. X. w. Bent
for her exquisite piano playing and
to Mr.. Dubinson, whose realistic
reading made one almost expect to
see the persons and objects describ-
ed. Indeed, where all acquitted
themselves SO admirably, we can
only again regret that our lack OF
room debars US from giving to each
that special notice which the merit
of their several efforts deserves.
The Thanksgiving ball of Park
Hose Company No. l, at Turn
Vereln Hall, was most delightful
affair and was attended by large
delegations of the other fire COM
panies, in full uniform, as we'll as
by large number of prominent
citizens. The hall was beautifully
decorated for the occasion and,
under the influence of the lively
strains of the Wangeman Broth.
ers' band and the polite attention
of the Park Hose boys, all the
guests enjoyed themselves without
stint. About midnight an spetiz-
ing supper, prepared by Mr..
Wright, Of the Wright House, was
served, after which dancing was
resumed and kept up to an early
hour yesterday morning. The
financial return, we are glad to
know, was very satisfactory.
A worklngman came into our of
fee the other day to learn IL Mr.
Judson hired Chinese, rs he knew
Godfrey did. As sensible mai
should, he went directly to Mr.. .Jud
son and asked him the question
lie employed Chinese help. H
was Informed by Mr.. Judson tha
he never employed Chinese labor
, always had white labor employed
and that he had frequently employ
ed such extra LABOR as he nigh
need through Mr.. jesse Butler.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-30
Address to Republican Voters
To the Republican Voters of the City
of Los ANGELES:

The recent elections In the States of
this Union show not only the domfnancy
of the Republican party, but the necessf-
ty OF Its per petuation and success, as the
ooiy guarantee OF political, commercial,
inanclal anu social safety for all the cit
The principles Of the Republican party
are Identical with the fundamental prin-
ciples of our government; It's objects are
good will to all, equity, Justice, freedom
and 10y submission t. law Its aim is
the advancement and welfare OF the
lines.
IN the approaching municipal election
non .partig an candidates have been pre-
sented by new and mixed organizations.
as we'll as by independent announce
ment, furnishing to the qualined voters
and worthy citizens. such universal ac-
tion having been taken by the people
| and their wish SO strongly indicated in
favor Of Ignoring par hip and Sc
lecting me purely loyal to the local de-
velopment and prosperity OF Southern
ministration of municipal affairs, in
duces US 10 conclude as duty to recom-
| mend that no party nomtnations pe
made, but that the Republicans OF the
city meet In their respective wards and
organize as club ana from the dlnerent
as in their belief will. as ofncers. best ad.
vance and project the interests OF tue
people OF the city and reform the abuses
from which they have suffered and give
/ them an united and organised and there
. by useful and enective support.
~ CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
H.C. WILEY, secre ary pro t. m.
Los Angeles Nov. 70, lUo. n20-6t
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-30
Attention Ladies.

Mira. Ponet has arrived from San
Francisco with the latest fashions
In millinery and fancy goods,
which she intends to sell at the
lowest prices. Call and see the
stylish hats for SIS, formerly sold
for $40; French garments sold for
from So to $40; school hats at 26
cents apiece; aud all goods at the
same low rates. Ladies' are invited
to call and examine our prices, at
"Pioneer" Millinery Store, No. 7s
Main street. Octl3,lw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-30
CARD TO MY FRIENDS.

II has been rumored around the city
that have wiihdi avn from being a can-
didate for > election for the ofice OF City
Tax Collector, and as have not heen be-
lore any "Conven ions," and had au-
nounced myself long before, 1 assure my
friends that the rumOrs are without
foundation and without my consent, aud
that am still n candidate and will be
until the votes are counted on the second
day OF december next, subjt ct only to the
will and hel OF my friends.
Yours respectfully,
n20-lw j. CARRILLO.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-30

Real Estate Associates OF Los Angeles
10 Setepta d Haas, as her separate prop
erty--Lots 2and 4. block IL, Fairmouni
tract: s20l.
John u Downey to Mrs Martha J
Tow-r-North part OF lot IS. blk ~, Dow.
ney City. less 22-fuot strip north to south
Mccormack to A r Kunel-- gress
to convey l2v.0lacrs~ in Rancho Santiago
de santa Ana for 3001z 81.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-30

Mr.. Mcdonnell, agent for the Pa.
cific Coast for the 9th edition of the
Encyclopedia Britannica, and Other
valuable works, Is visiting Los An
geles and may DO found at the
White House, Commercial and
Los Angeles streets, for one week
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-30
BORN.

PREUss-In this city, Nov. 2Sth. to the
wife Of F. A. Preuss, son.
THOMAS-In this city, Nov. 28th. 10 the
wife of II. Z. Thomas, son; weight, 10
pounds.
wife OF i. II. seaman, u son; weight. Is
pounds.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-30
REMOVAL.

Mr.. PAoLI PONZiO gives notice to
his friends and patrons that he has re-
moved his studio 10 the residence oftMr.
:. C0ronel, on Alameda ttreot. All Or
ders le At Feinxeman 4 Flle's d.u0
store VIII receive prompt attention.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-30
City Attorney.

At tho urgent solicitation of many
voters. the undersigned hereby am
nounces himself as q candidate Tor City
Attorney at the next municipal election.
A. H. JuD5UN.
Los Angeles, CAL, Nov. 20, 1873. n26td
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-30
city rax CoIlector.

]. J. CARRILLO. the present incum.
bent, announces himself as candidate
for re election to the ONCE OF City Tax
ton. n5td
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-30
FOR SALE.

BY the Lake Vineyard Land aud Water
Tropical Fruit Land In the State. Water
rieht goes with the land Apply to the
once OF r. Beaudry. No, 81 New High st,
apl8tf F. W. WOOD, Secretary.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-30
For Councilman.

In res porse to e'll OF large num-
Der of ciIzens of tue ward offer my
sell as u ca apdidste for councilman from
the second ward.
I'd L. LABORY.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-30
For Councilman.

In response to a call Of q large mum ber
OF the taxpayers of the ward, offer my
self " q candidate for Councilman OF the
second Ward. A. II. DENKER.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-30
property rransrers.
CONvEYANCES

FROM JUDsoN, aILLETrE a GIBsoN's TRAN
SCRIPT OF RECORDS, NOV. 20. 1878.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-30

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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-30

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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-30
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FIRST CLASS WHEAT LANno y

Apply to MACLAY 4 MoFFiTT. -
+ ando, JUDGE WIDNEY, or cqxA'
E. e. HEWITT. Los Angeles. so1m
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-11-30

erected at street intersections.
On motion Of Mr. Potts, the
adoption of the map as the official
map of the city was laid over for 30
days to give property owners an
opportunity to examine the same.
Recon- mend that u resolution oe
publishe d establishing the grade Of
Date street. So ordered.
Recommend that Council order
barriers to be erected on New High
street In rear of Lafayette Hotel.
Clerk Instructed to notify the own
ers TO erect sai1 barriers within 10
days.
Also that precautions be taken to
prevent the caving Of embank-
ments on Fort, Temple, and New
High streets. Same Older.
Recommend that First street and
the intersection of Los Angeles
streets ue ordered graded and cob
BILE stone gutter laid from the N. w.
corner of First street across Los
Angeles to Zanja No. 5. Referred
back to Board to Investigate grad.
ing done by Mr.. Nordnolt.
| Also, that a cobble stone gutter
be laid on Turner street. Adopted
Recommend that culvert on Ala
media street, between Zanja No.
and Z.Dja Madre, be removed. 81
ordered.
Recommend that the chain gant
be employed to repair San Pedr'
street near Moran Lane. So or
dered.
Recommend that the contracto
for grading east side of Main stree
be paid $259 90 on aceount of worl
done. Adopted.
Recommend that the fence u
front Of Mr.. Warmers pla q O.
Main street be ordered constructed
So ordered.