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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-10-19

100 CANAL BTREET-THIs CENTRALLY
IJO located house. under d new lessee. is
being thoroughly renovated. Families, and
Ivy
, 1879-04-29

Ei$fHlFh n 1fttf 1t'fE 5thlff.
NlpnLETOWS. 1jef., April 9i.-Ehe PROSPECT
OF tt,u coming iIcacl, scasun IL ut tlh ttmo very
1luttcrIug, ulul every duy atlls tn the Insurance
iAt tlnro Will H tic lnrgest crap OF fruit ever
grown TN the peninsula; 12.G0pC COZ haskcts Will
mt mare than rover the I'scsrt estisIate. The
estimated hixurlnnrp uf thu coming crup Is ut-
trshutea by tue best Judges VI pcacl c,ilturo to
The rlosc wllter md backward sprlng. The
early lruit, lie l1u!o's Early nlid 'rrnths, aru
nuw ~ tut! bloom, anil every twlE alnI
hrasc. ttat Is rapAhlu OF being occ,t.
ylcti BY bud Is tl,csl to It's utu,o4t
GnpacltY, mud, upou examination, thu buds uro
found to hu III u thriving colHlitl0n. Thu
talllls Ulf OE stal0 fruit VIII necessarily rusIir,
which will ennEu the trees tu alstain uni ilsu
ttlru what Ii left lu u state Ut purlretltm yury
seldom uttulhel. Tliu Cran!ortl's Latu Asnl
Accyrs' Favurltc give promise vi II very large
yield. Thu yield III the uAalcrti purtln,l ut Sus.
Rex County will sxceel tbs lust yrur's cru,l
which WAS verv large. Int2uecn Anna's County
AMI GaruItno, atHl ull thu GasterN silOrg, thu
trees aru IN u tnU condition, md undoubtedly
will give haIalsunlu yield. 6u1Uu nt l.lu iargGst
frM.t'EsUwerA Ut tl!est counties say tilu CROP
will Gu tlIr iurgrst k,1uWn fur Ma,,y years, Also
IN tllu Maryland cohtirs the orchards ure nll In
thriving condition. a1ltt mt IN tic least Injured,
and The prospects weto noyer butler. III Nuw.
Cstte County, wllero there weru no ,,eurlles uat
ycar, ths production probably will es.l,nl thut ul
1878. Tilr prospects Ut kcnt County for uu
etlurtl0uH yoll wcrU never butter,
, 1879-04-29
Killing Two 1Slrtts Win t'A"

Mrs. pousonby do i'onlkyns {:otto ,"s yos' l.fs
tusbanu): ronsonbyr' "les. ~ ~ s.sa..
"Wllo is tlsat singing 10 ats'neh nrv ,rpI1'
Jonkiut, my low, the fa'pus ~ n," ns,""urseit T.
"6ignur Junktni, Is I'll 1!sen w. :. hi aoss.
troauced tn StEnur Jenktut % soyn 1ay iu,tpsba
uatncasl" "Tell ssuur JeuKiui ,,i i''hs b W.
llce4 tho Duchess u sillI1Ii. a, rny lafe, Y.
charge unyth!ng Ut alt." "but, IN ~ 10 10 q
Duchess Ut Htilton will nrHef eo a"niga to ~ =.
likes ol US p sIS.e'Il rome fat eIS' !" oas''
Hisnor Jenktnt! Du Us tell fomn,' f.m,,, layers
slu ~ sslu toll hlm, aud oVei,,u "ir, s,see's'
III silu ha1 anticipated. l!'e 1r',1,lo bsssssr.
5 ' III Hs s:aol 9s ssng o isr "oihs Sas '.s i
mortal houor uIni Qlury ot lAe "'''
kyps. Clever H1s. +. !.
, 1879-04-29

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, 1879-04-29
THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.


CnGcACo, April 2G.-Wili TliK Tribune
please Inform NJ p!i rcntler wlIrthey Il Is trlc
tl.ut pcrury outlaws In two years; for Instance,
II 1t can be proven tsIui Il Wi,igss wilfulIy boyo
falsc testimony about three ycura ugu, IL llo
ntw nut ii 1lst tenrll Of the luWt
Three years Is TIC limit, time during
which lie pcrsoli was publicly out ot tue Statc
ilut rUlntHg,]
, 1879-04-29
Tho Newspapers Criticised.

CnIcAno, April 25.-Ihe communication from
II. ". y. G. In your ISSUE ii ts.u .5Lh, upropus
VI reporters comments OIL wit,tcsscs, was cx-
ceed!nslY well Lined, uIl sccns 10 point tho way
to re!or,n in crrtau ahuscs Ut Tie ptess. 1t IL
, 1879-04-29

II Is reported tllut tho larrcKs diamond IN the
wurld nus recently berll discovered ut rartcAlt,
ludia. Its weight IL said to ho 400 kurats,
Which, !s thEty-llireu kurats lurger tl,au the
Kaiah nt hlattan's celebrated diamond, anA
ncurly tWD karats larger than this "hegrut"
stnne, tor Which thu Due IUrleans paid
$GaO,UU0.
, 1879-04-29

Old and young, rich md poor, all untle IN tesli.
Tying to tho tE1.Aerlt uf 1r. llHifs Cough Syrup.
F1s aver quarter VI cuutury u has proved itself
true, srlcI. aud tru4Leu friend. tHcr, 70 cent?.
, 1879-04-29

tn the Editor VI The Tribune
f,u,c,nn Anr,I "a -.rI, s,,v.,,. ,r,o, 10 ,r,,
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FRUIT "''" 'ic"rt seho.'S as ~ tHe 1aFeea4 Fer'
diet to esury Alherles.i, 1cart. have just read
your editorial relnuriss on t,w uat,,s, aI,il you
unur.p,, very tlp.rlv Il, III, sentiments nj crrrv
.r,,, ,.,,iy., ~, :. ,,.,' =, ,',.'
WV e''"'"' ~, '"u ~. " " '''t'e ou't'y, ~"
rvcr, "1eh you hay Ssove''s was "soit-patc'l,
tlI.,mturel, suspicious eowar!.n Your many
wurIu.!,cartcl und Huyttr,l rca,lcrs prafcr tn
t,tul; v,,, meant IN INV lint strvr,,s ,yus ,,u1
~ -, ' 's
~ 1ara'lE1tI''' efos''eralae.1' se!l'sn, e4uc4
hrnts III human s!'aps, Intl Ike hia FFllssia,
nlprsti rs l,,I AMI fur thousand ycars ]lultls
Inn ana n,inlnn nf I, wn,un,. ami ,iIn, IT, ,imt
,',r a,,in ,,,." ia -, ,,r,,,tr ~. H., ,..,,,
w. '% Wv "" - ~, VI I. ~" ".1s"y a."'.ea
alA lo Ills WoFk hl'l HIS ulaA1lsE IN no 'af uie'
, 1879-04-29

The Hcy. Mr.. fCekt offered the following:
Etxo'rea, Tint nn curly meeting Ut all WHO love
u, tilr resolutions Just auntr.l br called Thnss.
day evening, May +. III Far""lt linll. aud e"n.'
lnlttce bu INV appointed to taio TIM necessary
steps tnm1,rl such in.utIn4, iarInt ioF ts icfnIu
ul,jcct the Iljtcllsa1un OF metIuds to c!0se tne
tl,culrcs and saloons III ch!cugo Oh tho Sabbath
day. ...
Tile Ncv. j. II. Walker ASKED II It wouldn't bo
better to leave the tlmu naal lluce 10 thu Com
ilttte.
Tile Rev. Mr.. Pnskhnrat suggested, in order
to broaden tic call, that the clergy, without
reference to denomination, bc lllyEtr,l ta meet
next Alontlny Ioru!ng to tnko The steps to I'uvs
E,ic. 1na4s.,nectIns. That would give IN t,l,-
portuufty 10 layu Il complete representation II
all Interested ni br that time R,,1IlethI,.!, tlell-
,te cond t,e E,lown ns III lils place vi n!eatlis.
md The rlaua reEnrl',!. II. lie tcn.!r,c, tl,t.
l,ee OF tbs First Met!a.iIst CAlrel, for lhc pre-
1inllnnry gathering.
1l,. i(ey. Atr. 1,cr;;e said the design Of fila
meeting, III tltl l,e4n batse, WIS tentative. lie
i.ul M oujcrt!un to ncctptEti. ille suggestion,
b,lt III. ba4 II feulE III his uwn ,ntntl. which
nluny brethren lEsA t!IMi II q general nlGGt.
i,1s cnulu be bnti. 1t was whit WIS wanted.
minded pcrHou frnn iii. discussion ut tls.: HucF
tnn; JUDGED. he wanted evrrv person Wlu
yenrtcl for thu reform to tnkc !nyt; but hu
siiunt wish to en.t'arass I'M fstlss!ont though
l,u didn't SUI how mail colll n,cct 10 the vi,
sesvslllco III III" Sabbath tntI 5hr lrt,.eeiu Ut
our l.t,vrtiea through 1t. especially the urotce
t.ou of 'lc warkngmah, by cl''sM. thu sa1ssuIss.
ftM wurst wis come tram ttr salonl's, tho nett
llli!G: could he Entnc.l By having nnnicr pre-
ltn,iunry slIeetln.. 1t might tend 10 anllst ,lte
lihcra.-intnle;l brethren, but le hcnvcst they
Wnn,d heartily cG'apcrute. tic wHHt"d thu
nnss-,lleetlIE 10 tat" p!act us soon III ly0tse.
II II preceding 1ncGttlls Aluu'iny wotlJ uill tic
reault nlu awaken tnuro general interest llu
, 1879-04-29
ARTHUR NIITcI1ELL's REsDLU-
IIdlNS.


The Rev. Arthur Mitchell thought 1t desirable
In get Komcthlpt. ,jet5nite i,efor. thn ,retIn, ns
.n' .'.'',.',s',. -, - - ',ss ~
soon pohso1c' "'l'l, "nte'patHhE t'lAb tacS M'eht
come together without anything definite he!l!.,
nronor,,l In ron dr,ft.f, mn. <,r ,x, a.o,cu,o,,.
1S'..,t>s ..,',', ~ ,'
aIu rcablutoha N!helt were klhn o! Heelilra-
tton Ut principles with regard to tle Egbuath
nnoat,o,, u,l ,,orc nort,,,nrv ~, III, ,.tvl snl.
4aeot''''t a'ta !''o'o ~ .he e1t'' HAo
path,-priHcinics Whtct', 1t necnlca to HIN, la'
at tho foundation Of tl.eir alvoeacy Ut thu civil
Sabbath. The resolutions wcrs nv follows;
yyurur.a Hrnr ~, .i,o,v, ti,,t mnr I'm. !, ron.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-07-30
Wednesday, July 80, 1879.

A correspondent Of the Bay City
Tribune and Chronicle speaks Of
the Fletcher House in the follow
ing terms:
The Fletcher House at Alpena
situated in close proximity to the
steamboat landing and giving a
splendid view of Thunder Bay and
surrounding country, furnishes first
class accommodation for parties
wishing to spend the hot weather
where they can enjoy a pleasant
sail or bath, as their fancy indi-
Gates. The rooms, sufficient 70 ac-
commodate at least one hundred
guests, are we'll furnished, large,
airy and we'll ventilated. The ia
BILE is always loaded with the chois-
est viands, and attentive attend
ants to supply your wants. No
better or healthier place can he
found in Northern Michigan. Fiji
ty-eiGht guests stopped there over
Sunday, July 18th. Don't fail to
give the Fletcher House a call
when visiting a pena.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-07-30

From the following, we should
Judge that a Bay City man found
himself considerably at home when
he visited this city:
! now begin the fulfilment Of my
promise to you and many of your
customers. The trip from Bay City
70 Alpens was an uneventful one.
Nothing broke the monotony Of
the journey except the taking on
ut Point Lookout Of a Methodist
excursion from Tawas and Oscoda,
and Of course they were a noisy
crowd. There was no sleep until
the last Of them were landed 10 the
haven Of rest, and then we slept
TO awaken at the dock of the en-
ergetic little city Of Alpena. Here
we remained over one day and
found enough to interest. Beside
old friends resident here we found
a respectable sprinkling Of Bay
City acquaintances. In c. r.
Hawley's branch store, dry goods /;
in Aiken's, boots and shoes; in
Shannon's, furniture in Gibson's,
artistic; in Ackerman's, tonsorial /;
we saw familiar faces from the City
of the Bay. The present growing
qualities Of Alpena are very salts
factory TO her friends. At least a
dozen brick stores are being erect
cd In the heart OF the city. These
are expected to be occupied with
rooms above at no distant day.
can be seen IN all direc-
tons in the process Of erection.
Now IL is impossible TO find n
hor 80 that is vacant A croqu Z
game, . row on the beautiful bay
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-07-30
RESOLUTIONS.

BY Alderman Phelps, that none of the drains
ordered az the meeting be commenced unit
Comptroller ascertain expense of procuring tile
Carried.
by Alderman Pack, that the Council now pro.
coed 70 the election of Health officer for the en-.
suing year. Carried.
Whcrcupon u ballot was taken with the follow.
INC result:
1st ballot, infornall-A. Wilkinson 3, w.P.
Maiden p \. L. Gordcau /.
End balot.-W. I. Maiden 3, A. f. Gordeau 3.
81 ballot.-W. 7. Maiden ?, A. L. Gorieau )
6. II. Shelton |.
9Th bullot.-w. T. Maiden 2, A. E Gordeau 3
@. H. Shelton /.
lst formal ballot.-W. 2. Maiden |, A. E. Cor.
deau {, e. II. shelton /.
A. T. Gordeau having received a majority OF
all the votes cast was declared duly elected.
On motion Of Alderman Pack the salary of the
health o.ccr this night elected, was nxed at $1,000
per unnum.
On motion Of Alderman Phelps the Comptrol-
Ter was instructed 20 procure the necessary guam
tity of coal for city purposes.
BY Alderman Phelps, that the City Marshal
notify mill owntIs to place no more sawdust on
streets without permission nom Street Commits
siOner. Carried
BY Alderman Pack, that Recorder notify the
City Attorney TO report on ordinance relative TO
Bowling Alleys. Carried.
On motion Of Alderman Pack the Council ad.
journed.
A. R. MCDONALD,
Recorder.
W. II. Potter,
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-07-30
Long RAPIDS Drive.

Now that Mr.. O'Connor h as COM
pleted graveling the road from this
city to the North Branch bridge,
many of our citizens find it a very
pleasant drive from town to the
burnt land. The road to the North
Branch is graveled and graded in
the best possible shape, and re-
fleets much credit for the manner
in which the task has been per-
formed. There are no more
sand beds to pull through, but the
entire route is now a mass of clay
and gravel, and almost as smooth
as barn floor; and Mr.. O'Connor
is at present engaged in the com
pletion of his contract, which ex-
tends out on the Rogers City road
to within one mile of the county
line.
Leaving the gravel at the bridge
the road has been and is being put
in excellent shape, and now makes
one Of the best drives in the coun-
ty. All along the road you see ev-
licences Of improvements, and when
you arrive at the bnrnt land settle
ment, the sight that meets the eye
is one of the most pleasing charac-
ter. The fields Of golden grain al
ready cut tells Of thrift aud pros
perity, while the broad acres Of
waving oats, spring wheat and corn
incline one TO the belief that the
farmer is not only getting along
well in this worlds goods, but that
he has the means about him TO he
almost Independent in the world.
He raises nearly all that be con-
sumes, and his products are always
articles OF value In the markets.
Here and there we find a new
house, new barn, new frame in
course Of construction, or pile of
lumber for new residence, all OF
which speak. in the most favorable
terms Of the farming lands which
were, even seven years ago, moth
ing but a wilderness.
At the Hopper & Speechley mill
everything seems TO be in a most
hourishing condition, and the indi-
cations are that a settlement about
the mill is thing not far in the
future. j. +. Ellis is at present
putting up good size residence
there, and we understand that K.
A. Rogers will soon commence the
construction on another residence.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-07-30
State Roads In Alpena.

As all our readers are more OF
less interested in the progress o'
the State roads now in contempla'
ton and in course of construction
we give short description Of those
roads, their location, etc. In 1871
our Representative, Hon. r. j.
Kelley, secured the passage of a
bill for the Improvement Of the old
Duncan & Alpena State road, from
the northwesterly limits of the city,
distance of II miles. Suisse
qnently the contract was let to w.
O'Connor, who, we judge from the
present condition of the road, is
an expert in doing such work.
Any of our citizens who desire to
have a few hours recreation can
now drive in perfect ease with
their most delicate carriage over
the entire distance Of this road.
In 1879. our Representative. Hon.
J. d. Turnbull, secured the passage
of a bill for the Improvement of
the Long Lake and Alpena State
Road, which has recently been ex-
amined by the State Commissioner,
who, we are pleased to state, re-
ports in favor of letting the con-
tract, and the work will commence
this season. In 1879, Hon. J. d.
Turnbull also secured the passage
of a bill to construct a State road
through the township of Wilson,
commencing at the city limits, near
the cemetery and running west for
a distance of 22 miles. This road
has been surveyed and the con-
tract for the construction will be
let about the 18th of September.
This road when finished will make
a connection with the Torch Lake
and Alpena State road, now being
built by Daniel Carter, of this city.
When completed, the two last
mentioned roads will give us direct
communication with Gaylord on
the J. L. & S. r. R., about 6s
miles distant. These roads have
aided very much in retaining
large tracts of valuable farming
lands, of which we have thousands
of acres capable of producing as
much grain, fruit, or vegetables to
the acre as those of any county in
the State, and we will not except
Kansas or Texas, either. These
roads have been under the super
vision of Thomas White, who
has given much Of his time and
attention to advance the interests
Of the different localities through
which they pass.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-07-30

There is demand in this locality
for few tradesmen, and the time
is certainly coming closer and
closer, when there must be set
Element and post office in the i'm
mediate vicinity of the mill, and
that portion of the township will
be under a state Of cultivation,
where now the forests holds su-
preme.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-07-30

Moved by Alderman Golling, that tie
foregoing bills be allowed rs r cDm-
mcnded by the committee and warrants
ordered drawn for the payment OF the
same. AycS-Brown, Golling, Geb-
har'lt, llcaly, Pack and Phelps. Nays
None. Carried.
From the Committee on Streets and
Sewers, recommending that drain on 9th
street between Washington avenue and
Lockwood street he completed. Recon-
mendatiol OF committee concurred in
by unanimous vote.
From the same, recommending that
Heuber street he opened from Dock 10
Merchant street, also that ditch be
made on Souiheriy side OF Hcuber street
from Merchant street 10 inter~ect city
drain at Dock street. Recommends
ton OF the committee cOlcurred in by
unanimous vote.
Streets aud Savers, recommending
that the drain on 4th street be dcepcned
from the river 10 Lockwood street,
thence through the swamp To Tawas
street. Recommendation of the com
mittCe concurred in 10y unanimous vote.
Streets and Sewers, recommending
that the new bridge at section l6 be
made ~ feet longer than WAS first pro-
posed, and that the contractor be allow
cd 800 extra for building such addi-
tiOnal AZ feet. Recommendation of the
committee concurrcd in by unanimous
vote.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-07-30

with friend Hawley, and a drink
from the medicinal spring at the
Fletcher House were the amuse-
meuts of the afternoon. Have you
ever taken a drink there at the
bath housed 1t reminds of the
balmy days of boyhood when the
gable end Of barns were the targets
for the eggs which had no chickens
in them. If you have had no ex-
perience, when you try it, hold
Your nose and drink.-Bay City
Tribune and Chronicle.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-07-30
Grand Dramatic Event.

The appearance OF Mr.. Couldock
last evening may certainly be re-
gsrded as the most important dra-
matte event in the history of AL
pena. For many years he has
maintained undisputed possession of
the heroes OF the Domestic Drama.
and it will be long before we shall
again witness an artist whom ma
ture, temperament and experiences
have so peculiarly fitted for such
characters. For force, as we'll as
delicacy Of expression, for breadth
and variety, he has no superior.
Alternately elicitine our laughter
and our tears, we rise from his per-
Torrance impressed with the con-
viction tina. we have beheld the
most consumate art, and yet APP
parently so artless that we are IN
able to analyze its ever varying
expressions. The support was de-
serving of the highest praise. Mr..
Couldock has collected a company
Of artists, most of whom have won
well deserved regulations, and fully
justified, last night their right to
them.
The comedy element was not
lacking in the entertainments. Mr..
John Marble, in his inimitable far
cical representations, attacked the
risibilities of his auditors to an ex-
tent beyond restraint.
Tonight will be the last ap-
pearance Of Mr.. Couldock, and will
appear in his domestic drama,
Milky White. Mr.. Marble will al
so appear in another irresistably
Funny Comedy. Seats may be Sc
cured at Stones music store.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-07-30

oFfICIAL.
Council Proceedings.

The Common Council Of the city OF
Alpena met in the Council Room. on Mon
day evening, July 2lst, 1879, and was
called to order at 100 o'clock by the
Mayor.
PREsENT.-Wm. II. Potter, Mayor :
a. X. Mcdonald, Recorder. and Alder
men Gebhardt and IIealy. No quorum.
On motion OF Alderman Hea.y the
Council adjourned Tor one week.
W. III. POTTER,
Mayor.
A. r. MCDONALD,
Recorder.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-07-30

U
State Of Michigan, County Of Alpena.-s.
At a session OF the Probate Court for the ooun-
y Of Alplnt, holden az the Probate otIic. in the
city OF Aip-na. on Saturday. the 10Th day of July
IN the year one thousand eight hundred and
scventy-nine.
Present, Juison n. Holmes Judge of Proba,e
In the matter Of the estate Of Alexander Carr.
deceased
On reading and fling the petition, duly verified
OF James y. Turnbul the administrator of said
estate, praying that he may BE- licensed to sell
real estate OF sail deceased, to pay debts and ex-
penscs If administrator.
IhereupOn u j. ordered, that Monday the LIST day
Of september 1879, at IL o'clock in the forenoon
b assigned f0I the hearing of said petition. and
that the heirs al law of said deceased and all
other persons interested in sand estate, are re-
quired 20 appear at session of said court then
70 Oe holden az the Probate Office. in the city Of
Alpena, and show cause, ifHny there be, why the
prayer Of the petitioner should not be granted :
And u - further ordered that said petitioner
notice 20 the persons interested in said estate. of
The tendency Of said petition, aud the hearing
thereof, by causing copy Of this order 10 be pub
hshed IN the ALPESA WEEKLY ARGUS, "A news
paper printed and circulated in said county
Of Alpena. four successive weeks, previous TO the
day Of hearing.
JUDSoN d. HoLMFs,
Judge of Probate.
"a true oopyl 4i6w5.
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ARRIVALS.

Barges.-Cowie, Danube, We
mona, Concord, Saginaw, Chief, La
throp, Light Guard, Russian, Os-
coda. Schrs.-Mediterranean, La
petite, Dunford, Clara, Moor, Aunt
Ruth, Essex, Garrett, st. Stephen
and Worthiugton.
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A. r. MCDONALD.
Recorder.

The Common Council OF the city OF
Alpena met IN the Council Room on
Monday evening. July 2Sth. 1879. and
was called TO order at 7:30 o'clock by
the Mayor.
PREsENT.-Wm. II. Potter Mayor :
A. II. Mcdonald. Recorder, and Alder
men Brown, Golling, Gebhardt and
Phelps.
Journal Of session held July, 9Th, 1879,
read and approved.
Alderman Pack appeared and toob his
seat.
COMMUNICATIONS.
From Board OF Health, urging the
appointment Of a health officer, physi-
clan, for the city, to gather statistics.
etc. Accepted and reported to full
Board.
Comptroller, recommending payment
Of sundry bills. Referred to the Com
mittee on Ways aud Means.
From the same. In reference 10 amount
to be allowed certain persons on their
highway tax for setting out shade trees.
Referred To City Attorney and Commit
tee on Streets aBd Sewers.
From the same. recommending pay.
ment Of the following bills:
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DEPARTURES.

Barges.-Cowie, lumber for To-
Iedo; Russian, lumber for Toledo !;
Chief, Lathrop and Huron City,
lumber for Sandusky; Saginaw
and Light Guard, lumber for Cleve-
land Wenona and Oscoda, lumber
for Tonawanda; Concord, lumber
for Buffalo Danube, lumber for
Algonac. Schrs.-Dunford and
Mediterranean, lumber for Cleve-
land.