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Daily Republican., 1879-02-19

From the Baltimore American, Feb. 10
Last Saturday morning, Miss Mary Ann
Toole, aged e. years, one of trio Of
aged sisters living at No. 40 Conway
street, died of consumption. The daA
previous to her demise Mrs. Sarah Yer,
non, her sister, widow lady, aged 81
years. was taken i'll and died Thursday
night III heart diseases Saturday short
ly after the death OF Miss Toole, the
third sister, Mrs. Julia A. Mccormick
also widow, was seized with pncumo
MIA, and died yesterday afternoon at
O'Clock, thus completing the death rol
of the three old ladies, who had llveC
and been associated together for years
Daily Republican., 1879-02-19
Fell Down stairs.

Yesterday morning about five O'Clock
Mr.. Adam kinsler, well known brick
layec started to come down stairs, but
tripping or making a misstep, he fell to
tEe foot of the stairs distance of some
twelve steps. The humping awakened
a lady living next door. who ran in
hastily to see what was the matter and
found Mr.. Kinsler considerably bruised
but not seriously injured.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-19
Rev. q. w. FOlweII in the city,

Rev. G. w. Folwell, who for a nun.
Der of years was pastor ofthe Delaware
Avenue Baptist church, and who is
now in charge Of the lst Baptist church
at Waterbury, Conn.,, is on brief visit
to this city. His many friends will be
glad to hear that he will be present
this evening at the Delaware Avenue
church and is announced to deliver a
testimony on the Resurrection" The
extra meetings which have been in pro-
gress for some time are to continue all
this week, The meeting last evening
although tho weather was so unfavora-
bic was vel, attended and spirited.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-19
ID ED.

MCMON AGLE.--Dn the 18th inst, George
W, son Oi +. and Mary j. McMOnaglc
aged 3 years and months.
Funeral from the residence Of his parents
42S French street, Thursday noon. lnterncn,
in Philadelphia.
BUtHM MAMMAL the Rising Sun, Christi
ana lid. on the 10Th inst, Louisa Buch
MANN aged 10 years and months.
The relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from the residence Of her father, Frederick
Buchanan, on Friday afternoon, at 3 O'Clock
Intermcnt at St J0seph's church cen etery
Daily Republican., 1879-02-19
Purchased.

James yle of Green Hill, Chri.tiana
Hundred, has purchased a good sized
farm near Salem n. j., and will engage
in growing broom corn, sweet potatoes
and other crops. He is a broom maker
Gy trad, and it is said that he has
already received contract to furnish
the glass factory with thousand
brooms. He has been quite successful
in his business heretofore, and we hope
that fortune will continue to smiI" upon
his efforts
Daily Republican., 1879-02-19
From festerdsy'sLate Edition..
THE WATER WORKS.
Meeting OF the Citizens and Water
committees Jointly Yesterday
phe old water Wheel Pumps to
be Replaced with New Ones.


The citizens committee appointed to
act IN conjunction with the Water
Committee AZ to what Is best to be done
to increase tie capacity of the water
pump at the city mills met pursuant to
adjournment in the City Council cham.
her yesterday at O'Clock, all the
members being present except Mr..
Rowland of the citizens committee and
Mr.. Taylor OF the Water Committee.
Mr.. Poole said he would like to hear
from the Water Committee what they
have in contemplation.
Mr.. Paynter said the views of the
committee were contained in the report
read before Council last Thursd ny
night which led to the appointment Of
the citizens committee.
On motion of Mr. Febiger the report
was sent Tor and read.
Mr.. Paynter said the committee had
previously presented report il favor
of removing the City pumps abov.
Bancroits to the east side of the Bran
DIVINE, and he still believed that was
right, but owing to the opposition man
ifestsd throuob n citizens ,n..,inc ,bp
nl,p md IN Il. ,h,ndn,.d ~. Sy,,.
Committee he said then did tn. next
best thing they could increase the pres
ent pumping capacity at the City mills.
Rancrofrs nronos;tior was .Iso rs,d
Mr. pool. thouobt n, IN. nr.s.rt
ratio NJ consnnn,;n, nf w,,.r N,
,rr,no.mant nj ,ha c;tv ,n;lls wnn,d H..
;n.d.ouot. II. ,bongh, /, woo snr
nris;ra N think ,hat = tool, s;v TINA.
mora " altar pow Tim, II Ala IN v.ar,
AGO. and tho only wav IN fol, how mncl
w,t.r was us.d tv,s ~ nav. r.cord a,
a.. r.s.r,o;r
AR por,ar ,b,ugb+ ,h., u,1.r N.
,rss.rt condi,;on Of IN. wa,.r whe.
nu,nns there wa. ~, UNIV of kp,wine
hou mncb w.,.r was iorc.d m I'M.
III. hash
NJ Uvd. aud Mr. rro,bv .,ch mad,
explanatiops NJ how the caIculatior
was mad. of ths amorrt ~ wat.r nnnn
al hut Mr. pnnl., mid that Ia did mi
h.I;.ve III. water numns throw scarce.
10 o,y ,y,,.r az al,
NJ pr..v ,,ov.d ,bo, u Ia. H., ss,s,
If tho com,,i,,.. that a rsw whe.I and
nrmns should h. mn, in ths hos, nos.i,
H., on,J;,;n, mo- tl,a ,;tv nov o..t al
I, .,n ont If III. r;gh,s which II own,
-, ,La pror5vw;,a MA motion ,r,,
oaon,al
A. port.r s,.,.d ,h,t;t woy ;,u,o.
sihI. 10 gs, ,ro,. tb,n .no o0o Gallon,
On, ~ ,L. - 0no oun hs,,nsir, ,o N,
o;.v
IN. u.a,iu, ., this min, ,nsr,.d in
o. n.naraI nn,var.a,in,al ,n.otin,
a,oorost tbs ,n.mbars Of Tho citizen,
ana a.. tnr ao,n,,;,,oa a,d as,a,
'anao t;,oa snam, IN nonrars,tior NJ
F.hiosr oeared the fo,Iowing r.soln.;on
osaL,,l Tta cnn,,,;,,ne onra;n,n1
H., o.Iar -, tha ci,v Conmc;1 ~ nonra,
*, ,ho ya,or Co,nni,,aa unrIJ W.
'o,nmard th, an ,nnl,r,tion h.nal., :,
.INa;a,a ,',.a az, I.u Ia nassal
Daily Republican., 1879-02-19
The Dog Pound

There are eighteen unregistered dogs
imprisoned at tn" Hall, and unless the
owners call for them this afternoon and
pay the cost required in each case, the
animals will be taken in charge by Mr..
Hunt and killed. A number Of the
dogs We're given TO Mr.. II. by the own
rrs, who wanted to get rid Of them.
The majority of them are worthless
ours.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-19

Rev. J h. Kidney, the pastor OF thu
NJ. u. Church at ChrIstiana village, was
surprised by visit from number Of
friends last Thursday evening, who
presented him with quantity of edi
bIps and some 10 bushels Of corn and
oats for his horse. Rev. Mr. X was
engaged in religious service at the
church when the party arrived at the
parsonage, and on being informed that
his presence was desired there, he was
agreeably surprised to find so many
friends ready to greet him. After
passing pleasant evening, the party
retired, fully satisfied that in many
cases it is more blessed to give than to
receive.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-19
Al Grace Church.

A meeting for Christian conversation
and prayer will b. held in Grace church
Wednesday and Thursday at 3p. III.
Christians generally and all persons
DESTROYS Of . religious experience are
cordially invited 70 attend.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-19

James T., Jptlries, alias Y. T. j-nk-
kins formerly of this city but convicted
last week in the courts Of Philadelphia
Of obtaining money by false pretences
from Bean & Bro, was sentenced yes
terdar to one year in the Eastern Peni-
Tertiary.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-19
THIRD EDIrIO
rHE PHILADELPHIA ELECTION
the Republicaas sweep the ttJ
MeMuIifn Elected in the f"urth
Wasd-ComsnoW CouEcii, 30 Er-
nubltcnus and % Democrats.

Yesterday election IN Philadelphia
gave 2 select sud 81 Common Council
men to the republicans, and Select
and $ Comuoa CounGI!u"n 10 the Den,-
ocrats. liz the First Ward tue Repub-
licans barely yleeted Theodore Spear.
The Mo(iow an party and tn" Nebin-
ger faGttan zach captured one OF the
two Councilmen elected from the Sec
oud Ward. MeAluIliu won in his fight
for Select Council from the Fourth ward
by l,u32 majority. ;. Davis Page Is
returned from the Fifth ward. The
.DansMrlts lose on" member from
IN. SIKH ward, Charles Alexander, Re.
publican, having been elected. The
Taxpayers candidate III the Eighth
-Eiscnbrry-lost by IL votes.
Tne Democrats gain one member III
the Twelfth ward, W. Ii, Cooper,
Republican, having been defeated
Harry Dunlap won IN the Thir-
teenth and j. b. Myers in the Four,
teenth. Mr.. l.. Cavcn has over 2,Out
majority in the Fifteenth ward. Tie
Fathers" polled 900 votes, but fell
300 short of victory. Hicks Hayhur9'
is returned from the Sixteenth ward
and c. +. Myers, Republican, from the
Democratic Seventeenth ward. Augustus
seitz is defeated in the Nineteenth ward
The Twentieth ward returned the pre-
sent members. The Twenty-third elect
ed Charles Webster over +. X. Won
rath. The Twenty-tit,h wa, capture,
by the Republicans, causing Demo
cratic loss of two Coancilmen. Philil
Klose was successful in the 18th. Thu
Disston party elected both nominees il
Twenty ninth ward by 500 majority
Hugh Copeland won for Select Connci
in the Thirteenth ward. Francis Mar
tin beat the Whitaker party in thu
Thirty first ward. No Counnlmel
were elected in the Ninth, Eleventh
and Twenty fourth wards. The whol'
vote pollei in the city was ltl ,4Gl br
ing IA, 800 less than was polled 70
Governor last Novem Der. The Repub
lican majority in the Council tirkr
will .xc,l.t il, OlD.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-19
Resolutions Of RESPECT.

The Mercantile Library Association
of Philadelphia yesterday passed reso-
lutions Of respect to the memory of
Joseph C. Grnbb late member OF the
Association, and resident of this city.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-19
Lost.

A lady lost a So note on Saturday in
going from 400 King to the store of Mr.
Middleton, corner of Fourth and King
streets, or at one or the other of those
places. The finder will be paid 81 re.
ward on leaving the same at this Office
Daily Republican., 1879-02-19

Services will be held this EVENING at
Central Presbyterian church to which
and those not connected with other
churches, are earnestly invited.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-19
DEAD TIIIS.-Now is the time to try your

DEAD TIIIS.-NOw Is the time TO try your
IL luck, as have a large amount Of goods
that must be disposed OF. About VI 900 worth
OF useful goods to be given away In presents
to those who visit Chadwick's Delaware
Museum. DO7 w. Fourth street. For the last
time in Delaware. the Museum will reopen to
the public on saturday, February Is, 1879,
from a. M until IL p. M, daily with new
curi0sties from all parts OF the world Tor II
few days only, then the Museum VIII DC
ing u ticket to the Museum, which is only 10
cents, will receive an eRvelop from box stat
ing the present they are to receive varying
from ten cents to dollars. Remember this
Is no sell or humbug. Everythins VIII be
done as represented. The Museum alone IS
worth rs cents admittance. music VIII pc IN
attendance. WIN. II. CHADWICK,
teblatf Proprietor.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-19
Dbl LA DELPHIA, IA. Smndnug:
WILMINGTON AND N
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
NOVEMBER 10. 1877

NOVEMBER 10. 1873.
Trains will leave Wilmington az iollows:-
For Philadelphia. and intermediate stations
ob, $40, 10 90, a. IN. 2 80. ! 90, 72o, 40 p. IN
Philadelphia (Express) 900 30. a. IN.
Philadelphia and NewYork, % 81, y 50 A.
m, u 85, 70 80, S asp. m.
Baltimore and intermediate Jtations,S SO a. m
Baltimore and Bay Line, 70S.
Baltimore and Washington " 81, 2l9, 3
a. IN. II 81, l04, bls, 10 70 p. IN.
Trains for Delaware Division leave Tor:
New Castle $40, slba. IN. los, $50 =. m
Harrington and intermediate stations, ID
a. M, % d 30 y. III.
Delmar Intermediate stations . Is q. m. 05
p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and intermediate stations 5 10
m, b %, Q 50 p. IN.
Philadelphia and New York, 2 %, S 45, a. IN.
Baltimore and Washington II 81; 2 10, 81.
p. LII.
For further information passengers are re
ierred to the timetables posted at the depot
novzo- II. F. KENNEY. SUIT
CHANGE OF HOuKS-DLI.AWAK
" " WESTERN RAlLRUAD'-Com-
run as follows:
Leave Wilmington rs am, 1905 a. m,
8 20 pm.
Arrive at Ayondale s53 IL. H., 1905 noon,
9 3S p. III.
Arrive at Pomcroy, 955 n. M. 10 p, M.
Returning leave Pomerey, 1910 II. IN 6O
=. IN.
Returning leave Arondalc $40 a. m, l2l4
doom. 8 10 p. m.
Arriving at Wilmington. Sa. H., = ID p. m,
- y. III. ID, CDNNELI., Supt.
ieD8ti
Daily Republican., 1879-02-19

STREET -MlTCHELL.-On tho 18th inst.
in Philadeiphin by Rev. T. p. Hutchinson
John a. Street, Of Hartford Co.. Md, an'
Flora Mitchell, OF Wilmington, Del
Daily Republican., 1879-02-19
FoR RENT.

No. llLl Harrison street, ii rv)ms.
No. 800 Jefferson street, store and dwelling.
No. SIS Madison street.
No. S3a Orange street.
No. g2:5 Orange street,
No. iO3 f.. Third street,
No. S2S West Filth street.
No. s32 West Filth street.
No. 600 East Eleventh street
Delaware Avenue near Union street.
No. 1903 Conrad street.
No. 203 Van Buren street.
No. 500 West Fourth street.
No. $50 Washington street.
No. 500 West Eighth st. (gas and bath.)
Lincoln street near Gilpin Avenue.
n. W. cor. It'll and Poplar, store and dwelhD.
No. 9Ol Gilpln Avenue.
No. 907 Gllpin Avenue.
No 500 West Seventh street.
]. A. BOND X Co.,
Real Estate and Insurance Agents,
6Ul Shipley Street,
lcbl BteOd. Wilmington, Del
Daily Republican., 1879-02-19
NOTICE TC; WATER RENTERS.
OFFICE WATER DEPARTMENr

WILMINGTON, DEL, December 10, 1873
The bills Tor 1879 are now ready and paw,
bile Mt the registers office, No. 1000 nj r;@
street. The law requires that a. Il bills paId a,
or before January 81, 1879, the face OF the !, #
those paid during the month OF February hv,
per cent. additional, those paid durinI n,
month OF March ten per cent. additional, lSI
any amount remaining unpaid after Ann,
1879, the register IL required to have the IA,
rule Withdrawn and suit instituted for the n,
cOlery OF the amount due, and the water wifi
not re let into such premises until such A,
rcars, with assessments and ~ for drawn,
ierrnles are paid. Office hours, y a. IN. AMI
p. NJ. w. J. MORROW, Registe,
dcll-e-od. in-e-d- lb-e-o-d
NOTlCf~-DlVlDEND.
~ OFFICE OF THE WILMINGTON Coal,
Gas COMPANY. Wilmington, Delaware
February !, 1879
The Directors Of the Wilmington Coal Ga
Company have this day declared a dividen,
oil three dollars per share for the past ii
months payable ON demand
WILLIAM =. TAYLOR, TREASURED
iebll'H No. 800 Shipley street
NOIlCE.-The Mutual Loan Associa,.
~ now offers new stock Tor sale. The Nm
payment may he made any time. Apply
GEORGEC. MARlS,
Secretary and Treasurer,
One" COL Shlpley street. Second stor,
ln23.lm
Daily Republican., 1879-02-19

TH. TINDzLL, No. 7ol French street.
", Carpenter and builder. Jobbing
promptly sttsndsd 70. Stores attsd Up q
short notice. feos-u
Daily Republican., 1879-02-19

Nor SALE.-1'he three story brick dwei!
II ing, No. 2lS Madison street. PosSes:,I.V!
given March 20. Terms easy. Inquire AZ, ~,
10 Il. Sixth street, between Market and hiH'
streets. tebli-ti
Daily Republican., 1879-02-19

EOR ) LE.-lnc tmee.st0ry brick hod'
II jO2 W. Eleventh street, with all moder
improvements, on easy terms. Apply 10
WUOLLEY 4 NANTRuMp
tebl7-tf Insurance Agents
Daily Republican., 1879-02-19

NyANTED.--E Either small or large girl
w for general Homework. Apply at the
grocery store 1905 Market street. iebl7-3tt
Daily Republican., 1879-02-19

VYyANTED.--A good cook, washer and
w ironer at 81 Market street. ibl7-3t*
NTANTED. buyers for q building lots.
w Apply to I. j. JORDAN.
tebl3tf $40 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-19

VXyANTED.-Two gentlemen Boarders In
w apriyate family at 62s W. Filth st.
iebl3it
Daily Republican., 1879-02-19
Bible Reading.

Tomorrow afternoon at thre" O'Clock
at the Delaware Avenue Baptist Church
there viii h" an illustrated Bid" Read
ing on Prophecy. All are invited.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-06-12
[ NUMBER 2.

NEITHER ABSENT NOR TARDY.
Pleasant Prairie, No 2, WI. Barnes,
Teacher: Clarence White, Wardie
White, Richard Reynolds, Artie Rey-
nolds, Maud Foote, Willie Foote, Nena
Blackman, Louie Adams, Mary Fay.
Jennie Fay, Rosa Fay, Eddie Black
man, Jimmie Carpenter.
Salem No. 2, Jessie Van Vie, Teach
er: George Bolton, Maggie Reiter, Net
tie Van Wie
Paris No. s, Nettle Epson, Teacher:
Mary Blackman, Lille Cooper, Allie
Crosby, Nellie Blackman, Lora Black
man. Stella Blackman, Willie Crosby.
Fred Dlackman, Frank Blackman,.
Nettie Crosby.
Pleasant Prairie No. 4, Allie Adams,
Teacher: Barbara Brown, Victoria
Inquest, Ella Carney, Sarah Inquest
Somers No IA, Nancy Murgutroyd,
Teacher: Addie Heidersdorf, Hattie
Heidersdorf, Minnie Heldersdorf, An
ME Martin, Lilly Martin, Hattie Mar
tin, Minnie Brew, Mary Myers, Maggie
Myers, Florence Delong, Mary Bur-
CESS, Jennie Collier. Johnnie Holders
dorf, Henry Heidersdorf, BERTHE Sniff
| fen.
Brighton No. 4, M. J. Stahl. Teacher:
Mary Gill, Frances Gill, Mary Stahl,
each for two months. Mary Swarts,
Annie Sellen, Katie Even, Matte
Eve2.
The following pupils Of the school
in districtnumber 5, Bristol, have been,
neither absent nor tardy for the month.
ending June 9th.
Louisa Spencer. Rachel Spencer, Mel
lie Epson, Allie Deylin, Addie Snyder,
Winnie Bishop, Jennie Bishop, Nellie
Kellogg, Henry Vincent, Ralph Bene-
diet, Arthur Parks. Freddie Roberts.
Johnnie Kingmman, Gustie Schultz,
Orson Parks, Henry Parks.
j. IL. PETRIE, Teacher.
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THE WAN VANDERBILT &JC-
CEEDED

When Commodore Vanderbilt was
running steamboats,, he beat all rivals
by croWding on steam to the utmost,
and even runRling down an enemy it
necessary to accomplish triumph.
When he Went into rallroadIng he
adopted a mach shrewder and more
successful way, by uniting vast lines
and their tributaries under his own
management, tbus capturing all rivals
by sharing with them the immense
pools of profit that were made by his
skillful manipulation. Messrs. Law.
renee & Co., Bankers, n. Y, accom-
plish much greater success in stock
Operations by their new Combination
Method of dealing. BY this system
the orders of thousands Of customers
are pooled into one vast sum and CO.
operated under the most experienced
management, thus giving to each share
holder ali the benefits OF large capital
and best skill. Profits divided month
ly. ANY amount from S. to $4,000
can be used with great success. SIS
will make $S75 profit. $50 would re-
turn 1920 OF 9 per cent. on the stock
during the months, according to the
market The new circular ENABLED
free has two unerring rules forsuc-
cess and full explanations, so that
any one can operate prOfitably. Stocks
and bonds wanted. Government bonds
Apply to Lawrence & Co.,
Bankers, 81 Exchange Place, n. Y. |
City
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NOTES..

Mr.. G. K. Maynard, OF Salem, who
has been teaching at Union Grove for
the past school year, has closed his
school, and left an excellent record.
The people at the Grove say that he
taught the best school that they have.
had for several years.
Schools are beginning TO close, and
from this time until the Fourth of July
they will be closing up the record for
the year. Only few schools will be
in session after the Fourth; and it
would be well il they all closed by that
time
The Sup't has visited each school
once since they began in the spring,
and is now on the second round; but
cannot get to all Of them the second
time.
The pupils of the Conrad school, Pal
is, organized a society last fall which
they call 1.-The Little Dipper" They
elect their officers, and have regular
meetings. The teacher, Miss Mary
Peterson, attends the meetings, but the
pupils conduct them. Essays, decla-
nations, &C., are had at each meeting
and q paper to which each pupil con-
tributes is read. The little ones have
learned to make motions properly, and
the presiding officer can put a motion
before the meeting in proper shape.
When we consider that not one grown
person in five knows how TO make a
motion, and not one in ten knows how
to put it before a meeting after it is
we must admit that the teach
Ell and pupils Of the Conrad school are
doing good work. Long life to The
Little Dipper. "
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TheTeupOn 5. Is. McCIaEIall Wasude-
:alared elected City Physician for ensu-
4ing year.
= On motion, Board adjourned.
ID. 3. BENEDICT, City CleEk.
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and John Harklns as Night Police,
filed this day.
AID. Backus moved that the SUM of
$41.25 be allowed Ex-Mayor Farr,
Special Police Services.
On motion, rules were suspended,
and bill allowed.
Aid. Williams moved that the sum
of $1,079.29 be allowed to Messrs.
Lowell, Whitbeck So Gillen, being IS
per cent. on estimate of material on
hand, and used in the building Of sub
structure Of Main Street Bridge, and
that the Clerk draw order Oh Treasur-
er for amount. Seconded and carried.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-06-12

hv +ho Mo- Ta1o ",, 49, e4 ~ 70 oFoer 10y
Loot rerulaT .nd IL .tio hiail;aee' % cue
100 ra 10 a,,d f',," rlCol y0iilli5 spVc'a'
" D Do . l9'' oe d wy sppeoHeo,
. Doile. " 'ola oll,'th sts street super
90 o. p,oaon00o - ''n ~ iea ~.
,-as u nrovloa ol Aio. Nl.'AaliS oohd
"eJo .spploFe eI 'alist 90 cepteu'
80 60 o'e,,D4 % e, n@oo.lo" ehh''h pie''ehCeo
s'' SOh eeOoupet Fi ,1l
= W ~ n ulo ol gu. 6ackas the Dond
e me'' "oeopoo" "ho ol0eleo piac00 on
hi0'
Geo. waryelle. expenses st. to M nil wa sa
" Nm, M Keepers fare and expenses to MI. 40
Josenh Newh e WIN w o'eo''e' '.H 99' oo
Jacob Ernst, =" Pills
s Cennc " e Wi1,,; j. .. :. :. Y Is
on motion Of Ala Schand rn1as wor 80
snsnondnd and ahovo hiIIS o11ouTod
Till Of Andrew G Scbof f O. r VOW oo Ga
connt nraoantod tnn[ p 1872 90 CIV
Referred to Comnoitfoa op Cia;n,s
The fo11ovri,,G yrae ,,roso,,to5 bw AZ
Williams : w. ~ - 49,
The connittae fl whom, uos ro-
ferred the Datition of Pobo-,t p,,tohar
Dravinr far vacation of o11o1, botwoan
Blocks 1O4 and Tx eo,,+h.ooS+ 49, J;ue Go,,
of Kenosha civ Conata1T 'J 100 - 1 $50
to report in favor of 20 10
above mentioned allau
HENEv W,TTTAvs s,h Cow,
G. SCH END, n;tteo
On motion of Aid. Baelus ranort WAC
adopted by unanimous vote.
The Clerk nresented tho foIlauinr.
! TO the Hon fhp Mn1loa Go1G N, l l1.s,; o
Boord offSe Crjtafsof Ro 9sso H. ,'''''"'SS'
CFNTTE,rrN. PnrS,, az '4 ~ i,,e+,,ro
lions from vonr bonnTahla hod,- T ho W.
settled Will Tohn Tarl~;no ~, f,,m 't y,
dato If M.o7 1o-o ond ~ Io,,o 9 ~ ~
l@r, a., No A2a,ap'o,,nt Geo 'o,I h .. w -
balanced his account to data ohove
mentioned II heing for ono n,nntb@o
salary. 40 and donosits $oo
RespectfullT snhmitted "
u. r. RENJFD1c,r Clark
On motion. report was accented
Aid. Williams move; that AIN
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