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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-31
PoL,cr CouRr-Judoe C+nun,r,.

The following cases were disposed Of at
this Court yesterday morning:
Lawrence Nineger, exposure Of his per-
son, fined 8. Paid.
James McCue, abusive language towards
VIM. II. Young, fined 81. Paid. Also
9hpstve' language towards Mary Young.
Case dismissed at her cost.
Mary Haley, for assaulting Patrick
Haley. Case dismissed at cost Patrick
Haley.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-31

The B. 80. n. R, will sell on November
18th excursion tickets to Chicago and re.
turn for 81 90 the round trip. Tickets
good until 18th inclusive. Train leaves
B. & 0. depot at sos AN.
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Combined All and MisIo Store.

BEroRE PnlLlrs.-This Justice last night
bound VIM. Young and Louisa, his wife,
over in 500 each TO keep the peace toward
James McIlugl, for six months.
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Take in the Cheap Excursion to Pitts
burgh November lst, via the Panhandle.
Fare 81 so for round trip. Train leaves
IA. N.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-31

The strike in the coke regions Is causing
some little apprehensions among our mill
men lest thelF.supplies be cut OF by It.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-31

"DAsHAwAYp all opium preparations
and give only DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup to the
Babies. It's the only remedy which con.
tAAlIps ~ 0glaEa and y reliable :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-31

THERMOMETER RRcoRD.-The following
shows the range OF the thermometer, as
observed at SCllnepf's drug store, Opera
House corner, yesterday:
1878. 1879. .
7A.Ml2M.ST .W. TIN. a. AM. I2M.Sr. NJ, TIN.
~ o. Is 63 Y s. 90 n
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-31

WEDDING NOTICE-A Choice Stock Of
New Designs In Silver Just received and
for sale low by JACOB W. GRUBB.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-31

ALL sheet music at half price at sheib's,
Washington Hall.
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WANTED Active parties to. act rs General
WAN Lb Agents for the tale Of our special.
ties. Business respectable. Goods sell rapidly. We
pay salary or a liberal commission on sales. From
300 10 $500 % Month can be made by live
men. Hare chance for nnklng money.
AddLesl-rRIUMPH MFG CO., llG MonrOe 81,
CHICAGO, ot6
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WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.

Nine Department. Of study; toxt-bOoks iurpI,h.d
penS6a Tor ono year from 1l5H 10 SonIS, SnS ~
tartan, nse,al thorough. Fail term bcEins sen.
y. fSFSr catalogues and other Information snD,,
% y sI tv Eaeaehs' H. Thompson, MasTsntSErs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-31

II your food distresses you, take little
SANFoRD's JAMAICA GINGER.
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JOSEPH scHMATzINETz,
Fancy Steam Dyer; Sooner & Ranairsr

No. l79 Market street, Wheeling, W. Va, mar
Gteek Bridge All kinds d shRWlS, DFesseS. and eTs,x
G SSo Of stk aud Roelen Goods executed Il
feather cleaned and dyed. All C0AorS RsSosStSi
Eatt AL persons living At distance from INV plSse
ssn Inform me BY postal gard that they have soae
tS.n M I1 nne ana I'll call ior goods and deliver
SNOW window, and you viii ace the dIasTsnse IT,
tMeen ny WoTk and that Of othorG, You WIII and
ny rsIes lower thaaatany other Seourer IN The state
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WI ANTED-A LIMITED NUMBER OF
w ladies' and gentlemen Of en'Tgy aud ability, for
business that Will pay from SIS 70 $50 pet week. No
Dejdllng. Apply for advertiser al Mn. Bulget's
iln1rlInR lIOliSe 1921 Main street. OCI3
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-31

RRMEMBER the date Of the Chicago OK
cursion via the D. 4 o. r. r., November
18th. FareS7 90.
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WANTED.

TITANTED-A MAN WITH A FEW
w dollars 10 peddlO Ia Wheeling and vic nifty With
fast selling article Particulars by Jos, Schneider,
81 DIIlWyn street, Philadelphia, Pa Ss22
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-31

The Lodge came to order at the call of
the Grand Master. o..
The officers elect werelnstalled with ap.
propriate ceremonies.
Fairmont, after considerable'discussion,
was fixed upon as the next place Of meet.
ing.
The reports of several committees we're
read and adopted.
The thanks Of the Lodge to the citizens
OF WheelingIand to Wildey Lodge were
passed by standing vote.
Adjourned to meet at Fairmont on the
third Tuesday Of October, 1880.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-31

DoS'r fall to see Behrens & Co.'s choice
Peachblow Potatoes. They are very fine,
large and the price Is low. No. 1910 Mar
ket and 1901 Jacob streets.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-31

AKEN0T1CE.-ANY PERSON HAV-
l. ING OuAiness 10 transact In the way Of auo-
toneering or real estate will please sec me perSon
ally IS Ar. v. II. Halter Is not In my employ, as The
WHOLE thing Is in my own name and not Connected
with any other person. rerAons desiring any bUSI-
ness In the auCti0n0erug line will call on me, ID
VIII guarantee entIe GaslRctiOn or furnish al auc-
uGnCer 10 suit Any one desiring to buy real estate
w 90 wen 70 call on me- rs have some 20 houses In
me clt! lor sale, and farms near by the city, some
q which will exchange for city property, i.
No. iOiS. Market Square ocSo
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FOR RENT.

DOR RENT-TWo FURNISHED
Il ROOMS, With or without board. Address g.,
care this Office. SEQ
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TuE' CouRTs.-C1Rcu1r CouRr.7Judce
Aelva.-This Court met at 0 O'Clock yes.
Mcdonnell VS.. McKeag, damages; still
on trial.
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E'ARM FOR LEASE FOR A TERM OF
4 years, containing 10 acres Of excellent land,
WIN go9a dwelling, GomPrlIing9 apartments aud OH.
all we'll fenced in, SS'S'ANs "SiS
For saieEA farm containing 10 acres, shall DWELL
rounded by good fence. '"1'1' "AN sur
,,d For S1leTA very desirable residence ION tho Ma
lohai HoAd, mile west Of Bridgeport OF. contain.
log y rooms good stable, barn and O,Rsr Improve.
MEM en nSc, thrifty orchard, the whole covering
pritatc re1idenct. F"'FS'S' VI
For; 70, sGlS.A two'totS dwelling, lot Soxlss on
iHenty'nluth street Two lott, one 40xlsS, ono aSE
~, on TTOp!yni3th street Three iOt;, sSxi4;
s,rSa' ren ~ ioG1ted deslrablei On Twenty ninth
rs l very cheap and desirable lotI, at Martins
t.In y Uae very comfortable and convenient cot
~ hitETood, 0. Several lois and dWolIlppS on
S Sot asGooch street. welldnihsd and SonveHs
mo5srr SI GU FSaIteSuth street, containing ali
Inquire Tor any Of the above 10
ALEXANDER BONE. sR.,
an den'l bnSinees and Real Estate AL.
oe29 1901 NecOlloeh ST., Wheeling, W. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-31

II you want to get rid OF pimples, bolls,
letter, &C., use "Llndsey's Blood Search
er." Sold by all druggists.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-31

nENTIsrRY.-To THOSE THAT De-
~ SHE to save their natural teeth We would Say
TINT w Hre better prepared than ever before 10
enable them 10 do 30, ny the use Of an ELECTRO
MAGNETIC pLUOHEH WO cali aud are making betteE
and handsOmer Gold FillLngA with more ease TO our
Patients, than have heretofore been made In this
city or elsewhere, without the Md Of the Electric
PlHggcr. What We nay We can prove by actual
demonstration. Call aud see for yourselVGA.
JAMES N. SURuIS0N d son,
aul No. Iit3 Market ST, Wheeling, W. Va
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EDUCATIONAL.
MRS. sYLvANUs REED's

BOARDING. & DAYScHooLIor YOUNG LADIES
Nos . and East Flity-thIrd street, N. y,
ReoPen9 October l. French and German ,,nvr0vo,
practically taught Thorough training In primary
~, 9na collegiate departments Singing, CIaG
IsgS, aIATing, painting aud needle-woTk ineiuASd.
= p1p receives the personal care and SupSTySon
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-31

ELEGANT piano covers, very cheap, at
Sheib's, Washington Hall.
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Wanted-An experienced waiter.
LARAMIE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-31

THE secret of long life is to keep the
liver perfectly healthy, which is best &C.
eomplished by using only SELLERS Liver
Pills"
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: !: " y; oRRlsr, Boot & Shoe House, S44
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-10-05

King told her tha. Bernard dill the kill
ing. also wrote something on q paper.
and on the back Of i. drawing OF the
collar worn ~ Barnard, gave her the
paper. with the request - see the collar
found. and tell HIN If il was the same.
Witness swore that the collar produced
was the one worn by King the first day
be came TO town. and that HING af'er-
ward told her thst re hal given IL to
Bernard Witness further deposei that
kiog toll her that Bernard Ii ID killed
Mrs Hsgsr with q katche'; that they
king aad Betnard) hal MT FaIrchild
between the Aberne,hy place and
ClackAnas, ard had gone on toward
Portland, with the intention OF robbiDg
the White House; that King boarded
at her house soon after the murder for
nearly a month, and spoke of the muir
der nearly every day to her; mentioned
the fact of overhearing tie conspiracy
to her son-in-lsw, father. brother and
husband. Witness stated that King
had told her that sometime he would
give her nice gold chain, as she hal
been Q mother to him.
Bernard and Fairchild will no. be
tried until December. when . special
term has been called.
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EAAl ERN NrATEa

DETROIT. Oct 2 -An Adrian Mich. J
special gives particulars Of an accident
which occurred on the county fair
grounds in that city this afternoon.
About 1000 people had assembled on .
newly erected stand to witness the If.
ternoon races. when the center OF the
grand stand gave way with a crash.
Tho front part fell outward aud the
back fell into the river. precipit1tisR .
mass Of people among the ruins. Work
was at once begun to extricate the dead
aud wounded. The opera house WAS
opened and many Of the dead and
wounded conveyed there.
Oct 3-Further particulars from ADJ
rian. where the terrible disaster ON the
county fair ground occurred, say tho
total number OF deaths from the acct.
dent 90 far is lG. The seriously injured
number IS. some Of whom the physi-
clans cay cannot live the day through.
The architect OF .hc grand stand struc-
turc is the person blamed for the occur
renee OF the fatal casualty. The staud
was built unusually high to admit Of
space for tho exhibition OF wagons and
carriages underneath, and the timbsrs
were SIMPLY spiked together instead OF
being mor,iced and brGced.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1879-10-05
STREET RAILWAYS.

Soa,tle's first street railway looms up
in TIE near future An ordinance au-
,horizing its construction has already
passed Tie City Council This ordi-
nance looks to tho building rot alone
of one road bat of several "a system.
1t will begin at the southern end OF
Commercial street. near the s. X W. W.
X. Il. depot, running north to Null,
thence to Front, and up Front Us far
as graded, with roads on Second and
Third streets also. The first street
railway to DO built in Seattle, as our
citizens have long thought. should be
over the route first mentioned, and cx-
tend to tho neighborhocd of the Eagle
Mill Company's works in the extreme
northern pat Of town. This would
give roadway Of u mile and n half in
length. extending through that part OF
town where it would be likely to receive
the largest share Of the public patron
age, not only now but for long term
Of years 10 come These street rail
ways must be conditioned largely upon
street grades. and If our people want
them they should make all necessary
sacrifices in that direction to get them.
Commercial And Mill s.reets sbould hc
raised fully three feet. and Front re.
graded from one end 30 the other
Beyond Pike the property owners can
not move too soon. Wc will vet haye
weather suitable for street improve
ment, Only couple Of blocks OF
heavy work remain 10 do. Let them
be taken in hand at once The grade
and railway go together. and both are
wanted by all classes.
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ceilings IN consequence.

1t is sal; that Grant will visit not
only Portland and Salem but Vancouver
and Victoria. Why not also Olympia
and Seattle? No donbt the Governor
and Legislature will extend the hos
pi.alities Of the Territory t. the dis
tingnished visitor, and our Mayor and
Council should do the same for the
Territory's metropolis. 1t would be
shabby indeed to have Gen Grant. at.
ter the receipt OF ovations at Astoria.
Vancouver, Olympia and other towns
OF their size. receive no notice batever
in Seattle, and, going on TO Victoria
q foreign town-there to DO treated like
q king. AN invitation to visit Seattle
should meet Con Grant upon his land.
ing in Portland.
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Sunday. October 8. 1879.
FAIR WEATHER.

l. is 1Do 1t time that Fair managers
recognize, what every ore else has Tor
years past, that .hcit annual exhibitions
are held from one to thee weeks too
late in the season. The King county
FAR, for instance, Is held annually in
equinoc:iel week the week Of all weeks
in the year when We have most reason
to anticipate rain, wind, and disagreea-
be weather generally. This yea. we
were favored, and, though TIE weather
WAS rot especially good, it certainly
was not bad. In 1877 and 1873. how
ever. it was quite different. The rain
then came down IN torrents, the wind
blew grea. guns, and people shivered
and shook and caught colds and
growled ani made themselves ard
those around them generally uncom-
Portable and wretchcl. The Territorial
Fai. is held ut no better time. Cur
wet weather begins usually anywhere
between the Goth and 30th of Septeui-
Der, aud, after beginning. it continues
from two TO .hrec weeks without more
than temporary le!-urs. The sarest
way tr Fair managers here to secure
god weather during the holding of
Oh r annual exhibitions is to set the
time forward oEe week. Tho Fair
should begin Oh or sbou! the 18th Of
September. This il tho time usually
adopted at Walla Walls. The objection
will probably be offered tha: that time
will not suit farmers To this We dis
sent. II will sui: all farmers but heavy
grain producers, and they are the class
least t. DO considered. Their exhibits
here this year didn't amount to an arm
full, while no: one that we are aware Of
attended the Fair. Townspcople. gar
dcncrs, nurscrymen and others. dwelling
within q mile or two Of the Fair build
ing, are the one, tina: make and sustain
the institution, and their convenience,
comfort and pleasure should DO para
mount 10 that Of oil othsrs. The pres
ent bad weather is running the Olympia
and Salem Fairs, Notwithstanding un-
usual eXertions aud attractions looking
to their success
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MURDER IN THE SECOND DE.
GREE.

King. ola trial during the week At
Oregon City. Ter the murder of Mrs
Hsgar, has been found guilty Of muir.
der in tho second degree. The chief
testimony agAina. him VA, based on
his own confessions. made to different
persons. though these were supported
by q great variety Of cireumstsnccs.
We ,asa from the Es,<priss the follow.
log sta,emen, Of Mrs wrisley's te.ti-
mony. which is more full and precise
than ,ha, heretofore published. aud is
the mes. direct testimony given:
In December. 1877. she heard Ber-
nard and FairchilS trying to induce her
sen to rob Hassr's house; spoke to King
and Bernard about il before they vent
TO the penitsn,iAry; Bernard said there
WAS 5000 in Hagar's house. and be
would get il inside Of Eve years il he
had to take life tor it, and King said it
~As sssier 10 make . living In that
way, said she spoke to several persous
as tho timo about getting her 500 away
from the temptation Of thee mes.
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City Council Proceedings.
FRIDAY. Oct. 3. 1879.

FRIDAY, Oct. 3. 1879.
Council met pursuant to law.
Present-Councilmen Miller, Nation,
Stctson, Hawthorne, Clancy, Basley aud
King.
by reason Of the absence from the city
Of His Honor the Mayor, Councilman
A S Miller is elected to the Office CT
President Of the Council for the present
meeting.
Journal read end approved.
The report Of the Street Committee,
to whom was referred the matter of Ger
tain repairs on Commercial street, was
received, read and adopted.
A petition was received from Fred
Gaschs and others, praying for the
cpering OF Columbia street to the wa
ter's edge. Referred to Commi tee on
Streets.
The regular monthly reports Of the
Treasurer, Fire Warden. Justice Of the
Peace for the city. City Attorney, Street
Commissioner and Health Officer were
received, read and accepted.
The petition of the Eagle Mill Com
pany, laid over from the last meeting,
came up for consideration. when the
prayer OF the petition was granted.
The bill of I 8 Russell, for certain
services rendered as undertaken, was
returned by the City Attorney, with his
report thereon. Report read. adopted.
and ordered that o warrant be issued
in favor Of said I s Russell ON the
proper fund for the sum Of SIS.
The City Attorney submits ordinance
No. 1913. to provide for the grading of
. part Of Main street. After consider.
alton, said ordinance was adopted.
The City Attorney submits ordinance
No. 1914. to provide for the construction
of a sidewalk from Sixth street. along
the north side of Pike street 70 Eighth
street, and thence along the west side
of Eighth street to Pine street. After
due consideration. said ordinance was
adopted.
The City Attorney submits ordinance
No. 1875. prohibiting and Furnishing the
laying out of poison in certain cases.
After consideration, said ordinance Was
adopted,
The City Attorney submits ordinance
No. 1876, to provide for the public print
ing Of the city of Seattle. After con-
sideration, said ordinance waa adopted.
The City Attorney submits ordinance
No. l97. regulating tho lsuding of
freight aud property at the city landing
place at the foot of Washington street.
and fixing the rates of wharfage to be
charged at said landing place. After
consideration. said ordnance was
adopted.
The Street Com mittee returned tho
petition of Irving Ballard, praying for
the right to construct street railway,
with their report thereon. which was
read and adopted.
Ordinance No. l9S. authorizing the
construction and operation of street
railways in the city of SETTLE, was
adopted.
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The Chronicle Of Sept. Goth appeared
IN one OF its attractive eight page edi-
tons, with twenty ono columns Of mat
ter devoted to its own history, descrip-
ton Of its Few building. presses and
outfit generally. According 10 this
readable article the Chroaic.e was start
ed on the 10th Of January, 1865. BY
Chas eioung. 1t was then Q inches
10y 10. resemhled a play bill, was de-
voted to dramatic news and was given
away. In month i, had . circulation
Of .o0o. in six months II COCO. aud in
ten years of 80. 500 On the. Is. cf
September. 1865. the paper changed
l's character, becoming live Journal
devoted 10 all matters interesting 20 the
people, and furnished at regular sub
scritiioa rates. It's progress ha. been
onward aud upward ever since, until il
is now as large as any paper west OF
the Mississippi. and has . larger pat.
ronsge. \ Sunday paper and . Week.
ly were started in good time. and rap.
idly grew into public favor. The Dali,
CaFoaiele Issues about 10000 daily, the
Sunday Chroni1le IS. 600 and the Wali,
$4,000. The new building Of the Carsa
.e's ID the handsomes, newspaper oa:e,
10 tbs country outside of New York
Phsisdelphia or Chicago. and is no
excelled except in sixc in those cities
Its cost was $26s. 900. II has feo, o
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marble, q counter Of onyx, pneumatic
clocks. hydraulic elevators. electric
lights ard fire precautions Of its own.
lis two presses ere as nearly perfect rs
can be. They each weigh G5.0o0
pounds, aad each will print 80 900
complete newspapers in 81 hour. and
no. only print them. but fold ,hem in
tao different ways II leave them open.
A.. this is done By two uen. the same
Ium Der that il takes to run Of a thou
sand al hour on the lSTELLiGESCEg
power press. The immense progress,
made by the printing press may be
known when We state that on the great
cylinder Hoe presses Of 1868. which
were wonderful printing machines in
thei. day. fourteen men were required
to simply print 10 coo papers in an hour.
and fort,-two men with three such
presses were required to DO the work
tia. two men will do with ore such
pres. % the ChYontcle is now using.
The paper goes to the press in an end
less roll, and ia cut into sheets q the
right size, as well as printed. pasted
any folded. The Chronicle has always
been generous ard courteous towards
its country contemporaries, fully ex-
changing its daily for their weeklies
AID never failing to give any credit
where it belongs. The writer hereof
has experienced these courte.ies since
the beginning of the DcYoung enter
prise, in 1865. sni cannot help occa-
sionally giving expression to his crate.
fol feelings in consequence.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
CALIFORNIA.

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 3-Argument
on the demurrer in the suit of John Fl.
Burke against J. G. Flood. of the Me-
vsda Bank, and the estate Of VIM. S.
O'Bricn. deceased. to recover $780,
900, was concluded today. but no de-
cision rendered Counsel for defend.
ants asked for an order staying farther
examination Of Mr. Flood % witness
in the case till the demurrer is de-
cided. but i: was denied by the Court.
Tho case is holly contested. Burke
seeking to prevent u distribution Of
O'Bricn's estate till the case is ended.
and the defendants trying to go on and
distribute Hon. Nathaniel Der nett,
formerly Chief Justice Of tho Supreme
Court of California. and candidate of
the new Constitution party for that
position ut the late election, has been
retained by Burke. appearing in The
case to-day for the first time.
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BILLS ORDERED PAID.

The petition Of " II Surbcr aud 9Th
ers for . street lamp WAS received aud
referred to Street ommittee.
Ordered. that the Street Conn. ittee
be authorized to contract for the opening
Of q portion of West street.
Ordered. that the special committee
on the engine house be authorized to
prepare in the engine house sleeping
accommodation for the steward.
Adjourned until Friday evening. 10Th
inst.
e. s. OSBORNE, Clerk.