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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-05-21

Men laaxlIle has Che neaslss.

MeAipAvillc has she measles.
) Tie North Pacific Wreskfng Company
are reHaoyiag snagsl In the vicinity of Fors
Stevens. -
Some improvements m. she way of
moving aud refitflng buflxsNsgs IS ehron-
ielesi at Perrydate,
Four women of Anlity met in the store
OF w. s. Brown recently whose united
weight 1888 pounds.
Tie Standard Mills, at Milwaukee, have
resumed business, the water having rcced-
e1 sufficiently to release the machltlery.
The people of Aisea Bay want an asraii-
tion of bona file settlers who will bnild
school houses and churches aud make
homes.
Excelsior Lodge. 7. o. O. T.sai Cor
wallis, order their loslgc room 10 Be drapeel
In mourning far 50 digs Ii, n,enery of
w. B. Carter. ssssssasssssssF
Miss Ella E. Taylar. daughter az Col
Chris. Taylor ot Daytois, WINS uaarrirtl II
the residences Of her parents la that place.
on the 19tli Inst, 10 g. 3. Detnsring.
In addition 70 the six attorlieys who
reside aG Dallas. - were IN aitedtlance
from abroad during the fession sof tAe Cir
emit Court at That place the past week.
7. The trial Of n. &c. johnson far The snslr-
der of Mason CrGsserly began IN the Dallas
Circuit Court On Friday morning Of last
week. The trial is one that will attract
great attention, and will occupy several
days.
The wool Clip IN the vicinity Of iIrpp
rer for this season has been estinattd at
100 OO0, 600 pounds.
In Union county 81 c,yfl cases have
t,ten disposed of by Jmlpe Macarthur II
were settled. 5 continued. ft.ismissrd and
Judgment rendered in II. Four of the
gambling cases ltave been disposed OF BY
small fines, and tic rest purpose to ''bisck
:lle tiger" or in other words. test the case.
Wala Walla lStatesnaon Sheep-shearing
has now c0mlneIseetl ID, gosxI earnest and
there Is every prospect :laat the yield Will
be large increase over former years, for
the fleeces are good aud heavy. Mr. Walk
er. at the head ofJuniper creek. in Una
tiEla county, commenced OF his large flock
OF wethers on Monday last. I.ongiy will
commence ~ suoll as he can obtain Walk
er's gang Of shearer<. There are scar
city OF sllearers in the country.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-05-21

Queen yictoria's next birthday oct'nrs
o., Mon,lay. Nay oath. on svhIct OCCASION
she wiIl be 81 years old. the 43J year OF
her reign-tlie most notable sovereign of
modern times. Several gentlemen of this
city, OF English birth. propose to celebrate
tlsesoccasson By grand supper and sCe!sble
at s1se si Charles Hotel on Tuesday even
ing exts. sRe are saslsfiea that these gem
tlemen and lnvitetf guests win have a
grand old time, and don't you forget it.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-05-21

The Republican State Central Commit
Zee met in Portland on the 18th inst.
SInetseu. counties were represented. thir-
Geen bysprOxies. Four names were placed
ln nomIpasi0n for the oGfiee OF State Printer,
aud were voted for aa follows w. IL.
Odell rscsiyed ii. E. II. Waite 5. Geo. H,
Himes q. Nc. Montelth .. Mr.. OlelI's
nomination was made unanimous. Mr.
Odsll iR ths editor Of the Salem Statesman
and bas worked faithfully for the best In
eerssts OF the Republican party. = s,.zs
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-05-21

Another murder is reported from
Uma4iIIa county-the fifth within a few
znOaihs. and tbs fourth within. as many
weeks. "A heEder named Thompson,
living pear ueppner., Is the last victim,
and this Tnurlerer Is unknown. IL is just
such another cowardly, assassination as
the recent Lisilam affair. and its method
suggests that the assassin in both cases
may have been the same person. These
repested horrors should teach UmatiIla
county. juries TO enforce the lava and
justice recently so severely strained there.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-05-21

The Times, published every Tuesday
morning as Dalles, by Marsh & Mitchell.
is new candidate TOR public patronage.
no&tin@ the Republican banner. Dalles
now lss shr@e papeFs, two Republican and
one Democratic. We don.t know swhetheT
three papers can make a suceess Of it in
Wsseo, but as the ness paper Is an able
exponent Of righteous doctrines We hope
for the best. ...
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-05-21

s.,, .,E1A.. sag
-. ne n, 1sI'"t'ofo Oh tae i4tn fs ne ne oi
NJ .a,s. ml..E a'"y s s .t..
,"., Ha'',G a. III ~, ~ s.'tI
s,' s.''''I"m ~ "eatn ~, 'SI VIZ. saw ...sSeu
Ihe mourn ei tne 30 sstnCss Hter. oh hsRsns
10 me sea. .'"T"1g ttFe H~s'"'S sastT'. "Ist'
Whie stal"tlng on steaaheF deek Wasea- =
ing tue .oata capped waves TOSS ,ne IraH
marks OF me salmon nsnefS hitner an0
Ihs.ner. as'a see Hsn ~ a'sssprTsaa sa,, Ir"" we"
a. t,ses SUN ue' sse "t-
.,eI ~ Wv. sI'e 'cs.sas D' se ss - '.sA
tntIr I'VE. s",FOtn'st , S
eeeE ptcess's ssa''A,e. Hl asi'.os ts'N.
poorly IeeoshI1ehSea 1osl' bsse : ~ eei"y \
ago. STORM sWep. ever inc Esete oSetl. ~.
anu many OF tue nShI1g poass rom iIM. ss
eannerars t ASt',rla anu s: Issnas
waves with hut tl,.s siist,r.iant iashing
Of the angry ocean waves. the fierce howl
ing 81 inc IfhIfst; anu ,ne na'd moaning
lie rpnose Of the so,,ls af ,ln lest fiisherInen
OF. Tuesday night another sssrh storns
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-05-21
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n. esy mf &Rze r &@SS&

Arises fftsin FarF,,rr< ,*trs-,S lrtdf s3s.n1
Faiiy il may ~ as;ris.ssttti 81, ,~ssfy l,t,s.rpf
tr fii. irii.ertniirr st1 t,: e.sssfs f,a,ss tsf$
AMI las'c<. which gives, ns*x=cusayS vhaEe :
HESS to the teeth while they eorru<Fe. ihe
erssmel. The timely use of tFsst atA.Ifeate
:srnnaric tnoth-wasIl Fr.grant SOZs)-
DON'T. will speedily arrest the progress
of decay. harden the gntns. ansl insImrs ss
delightful fragrance TO tlle breath. Et re-
moves those ravagcs which people sustain
in thefF teeth FROM the use of sweet AMI
at.itf articles, Nav
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-05-21

The Oregon Railway & Navigation
Company and the Oregon Railway Conn
pany being so nearly alike. as to cause
some Inconvenience, the latter Company
has fiIed supplemental articles in the cit
les 81 London and Edinburgh, changing
che name o.Oregeniass Railway Company,
Limited. and defining more particularly
lts powers and privileges.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-05-21

: Judge Piper will address the citizens OF
Linn cel,nty at the Court Tlo,,se In lhi*
city this evening. The Jtalge Is an able
spaker, aud III lbs Democratic opponent.
+. G. Bradshaw. makes f,is appearance Oh
the oceasion. he will be skinned and his
hide hing on the fence. The house should
be filed tllIs evening.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-05-21

D. c. Ireland. OF the .Astortass, anil II.
w. Scott. OF the Ore0onian, are both on
Ss,elF way to, Chicago. delegates to the
Eata5a1 RepablSeatl Convention.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-05-21
slne Eihl,,,.. a1nl,.

Tonight the d. Il. C. offers good pro-
gramme. speeches by C. II. Hewitt, Capt.
Humphrey and II. p. Hacklcman. First
class nIusiC. Come out. -
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-05-21

The DeMcsratic State Central Conf
snirres which met 5n Portland on Tues
day, was composed Of IS proxies and 4
members, leaving one cOtsaty, Lake, un-
represented.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-05-21

Thc Grand Lodge I. 0. O F. met atOdd
Fellows Temple, Portland. on Tuesday at
A.. M. The attendance vas larger than
nc any previous convention. w. Case
waseleeted Grand Master; Phil Metselen,
Density Grand Master; john A. BayeF,
q. Warden, J. Nj. Bacor. reelected Secre-
sary I. B. Moores. reelected Treasurer !;
II. o. Barker and W. J. Snodgrass, Grand
REPRESENTATIVES.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-05-21

W. @. Rayasltis IL Ross ode Of sEae pro-
.rietcrs OF the bedrock Democrat, Baker
Sity. Good en0ngil.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-05-21

George Col'ing was found guilty of
snupdeB ae his trial In Orego; City on Sat
urday last, and sentenced 70 the rtnften-
&iary Tor life. A stay Of execution for ten
days was granted.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-05-21

Mail service on route ~. l3S. from Eli-
gene to Long Tom asal Franklin. has BEEN
increased to q seml-weeisTy. The mail
win leave Eugene ca. Mondays and Fridays
I returning Tuesdays aud Saturdays.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-05-21
DR.. q. W. asra3.

Dentist stbany. or..nn otI;ss il, Esssss..
fer'- b tss block. ..is >ssfr>. AZ larSs< fay
witi'ss. Prices nis"rr-tioa. 10 TftiE a,,.l
MSTkE.A r S.,.ir Hti.eti. 1l-34
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-05-21
DIR. G. WILLIS PRICE.
DENT ST.

OFFICE In Odd Fellows Telnptc, Albany,
Oregon. All work carefully performed. and as
reasonable as is consistent with good work
manship. n32vl3
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-05-21

Tom Merry, who has been resident of
lgegon bat 1ew months. coming. from
Washington Territory to this State.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-05-21

Among tic Jews ordered TO leave SC.
Petersburg Is citizen OF tie United
States.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-05-21

Gov. 'rhaycr has appointed Mrs w. +.
KeSay:eo Corvallis, State Printer, to fill
shssSS9easseey eaased by the death Of Hon.
w. b. Carter. IRIS Is Gsxf Safe aP-
v.oa0sureut.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-05-21

Cluas. Parrish, nominated by the Ke-
wuhgsrsssF S6ase Central Committee rs can
dsdate:' for Prosecuting Attorney OF the
ssh tudfciaT district, positively declines the
honor Ell aecennt Of previous professional
ancaC~ntents Next
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-05-21

The Immigration from Germany 10
this country this season i tbs largest ever
known.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-05-21

The saIls tl,s gnesslesa .starne
sonaaelpas ahe edls6F N that paper
eysaently had them before be caa seaasm-
Der.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1880-05-21
No9lcc or aRirsssa sss.ts icsrserae.

NOTICE Is heressy gfyef1 tssst tsf~ ADdcrsis,q~
1% ed Executor Of The aat n III RSef Tests aFneMt
OF the .esfsse nf kels9n aEeoses, tatxeSsed has
gon. his fina aceonnt as slE.h Exec,lior. and
TUESDAY. the 81 3 day of July, 1aso MT one
o'clock r. M of sRtl day. las htaat set sy sri
Court for the hsrtg OF 0hkci toas a@Tch Atittl
account and The settlement thefes,E anil Any
BrFsDn iutcYrstcd I'm said estate or he settle.
nlsnt thereQf, is hereby no ifiesl 80 appear be-
fore s1fi eSurt. nt The Court Hosase i, Alhaisy,
OREGON n1 saa1 uy c,,n1 anm nv
= DANIEL sIsfONS. H..
Nav 81 issa3fS13 ENecdsor.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-12-17

All the hogs and pigs On Joseph
Perrin's ranch, four miles below town.
went on big bender Oh "Wednesday
which happened IN this wise: Several
casks of native vine had been placed
outside Of the house and facing the
barnyard, and 1t Is supposed that some
Of The hogs II rubbing against one of
/ the casks Knocked out the spiget and
caused the contents 10 run ont. The
wine formed pool il depression III
the ground, aud around ii all tle hogs
little and big about the premises,
to the number of about thirty, csn-
gregatcd and drank their fiII, and be-
fore any person about The place was
aware a. 70 what had happened, alt
the porkers were drunk and going
through the qneerest antics ipsxsiII
able Some were frisky aud fssluf
play. others belligereni and ~ ger
ing around hunting up figIits some
meandering around III an iInbeciIe
way, walking in corkscrew style and
tumbling over the least obstruction
that las il their path, while severalof
the larger hogs. that had managed to
get on the heaviest load, were drunk
and incapable Of mation- Those who
saw this performance say il was the
most apt illustration Of the saying
drunk as hog1 that they ever wit
messed, while the inebriates acted
wonderfully like humans in similar
state of debauch. The hogs were all
"blind drunk" before they could drink
up all the wine. and the balance uf
the grape juice was TUNED into a tenn
perance beverage by turning stream
OF water on it. The hogs were all
blear-eyed and stupid on the following
day, and from their actions seemed to
say that their ''hair pulled dreadfuIly.r
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-12-17
TRANSFORMING sound into Light.
Californian for Decembsr


M. Treve has described to the
French Academy of Sciences an ex-
pertinent with an apparatus which
he calls a singing condenser, BY
which he believes he effects the trans
formation of sound into light. When
current Of electricity is brought to
bear upon his condenser a sound is
produced, which he attributes to the
vibrations of the air In the condenser.
produced by shock IF the electric
current. Reversing this experiment,
he placed the condenser ID Geissler
tube. and brought the two poles cf the
electric current to bear upon the con-
denser through the electrodes Of the
table. The tube was connected with
an air-pump. The condenser sounded
as usual when the current was direct
ed to ii under the ordinary atmosphere
pressure; but when the air was with-
drawn the sound became more and
more feeble, until, as a vacuum was
produced, it ceased entirely. and
clear, bright light appeared, sparkling
like pearls, from the leaves of the con-
denser, quite unlike the ordinary pale,
vague light of the Geissler tubes.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-12-17
p A = e NJ r s

f. a. lehman, solicitor of American
ana Foreign Patents, Washington, d. G.
All business connected with Patents,
whether before the Patent Office or the
Courts, promptly attended to. No charge
made unless a patent is secured. Send for
circular. If.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-12-17
Inventors and Patentees

should send for instructions, terms, refer.
snces DC, to Edison Brothers, Solicitors
8 T tents. Washington, d. G., who fur
nlsh the same WITHOUT CHARGE. Edison
brothers is well known and successful
I'm OF large experience, having been es-
'ablished in 1865. If.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-12-17

So TO $2Opsr,, day At ,s,, home sample ssnDlss
srrssoS Co.. Portland. Maine.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-12-17

Delegate Bennett has introduced a
bill to admit Dakota as State. The
bill provides. also. for the division Of
territorp, making the boundaries of tha
proposed State to include that portion
Of the present Territory lying south Of
the 1Ith degree of north latitude.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-12-17

kcene's celebrated horse. Blue Gown
died on the steamship Iictorsa, whicl,
was bringing him from Europe. lie
won the Derby a few years ago, aud
was valued at $4,000
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-12-17

To-day got shaved At barber
shop, where begged the operator ID
kill me aud pnt mo out of my misery.
have been accustomed to gentle
care end thoughtfulness At home, and
lmy barber at Laramie handles me-
with the utmost tenderness. l was
therefore, poorly prepared to meet Tho
man who this morning filled ny soul
with woe.
! know that / have not deserved
this, for, while others have berated
the poor barber, and sworn about his
bad breath and never ending cIatter
ard his general heartlessness, have
never said anything that was not filed
with child like trnst and hearty good
will toward him.
have called the attention Of the
public to the fact that customers
sometimes had bad breath, and were
restless and mean while being opera
ted upon, and then, when they are all
fixed up nicely, they ppt their bats on
and light 4 cigar and hold up their
finger to the weary barber and tell
him that they will see him more SUBJ
sequently.
Now, however, | feel differently.
The barber no doubt had never
heard Of me. He no doubt thought |
was an ordinary plug who didn't
know anything about luxury.
! shall mark copy Of this paper
and send it to him. Then. while he
is reading it, / will steal mp behind
him with pick handle and kill him.
want him to be reading this when |
kill him, because it will assist the Cor
oner in arriving at the immediate
cause of his death.
The 6rst wifi | took of this mans
breath, | knew that he was runs ma
MAC.
He had the Jim James in an ad-
vanced stage. Now, | don't object to |
being shaved by barber who is So
sially drunk. but when the mad gilt
VI.
.er OF the maniac is in his eye, and | |
,an see that he is debating the ques-
ion Of whether he will cut my head
'ff and let it drop over the back of the
chair or choke me to death with a |
ather brush, it makes me nervous and
idgety.
This man made up his mind three
lines that he would kill me, and some
me came in just in time TO save me.
His chair was near the window, and
here was hole in the blind, so that
when he was shaving the off-side ofI
ny face he would turn my head over
n such a position that coald look up
nto the middle of the sun. My atten-
ion had never before been called to
he appearance of the sun as it looks
o the naked eye, and / was a good
leal surprised.
The more | loked into the very
entire of the great orb of day the
lore | was filled with wonder at the
night and power that could create it.
began to pine for death Immediately,
0 that ! could be far away among the
be angels and heavenly bodies, and
D land where no barber with the
elirium triangles can ever enter.
The barber held my head down so
nat the sun could shine into my dark
ned understanding, until | felt that
ly brain had melted and was floating
round and swashing about in my
kull like melted butter. +
His hand was very unsteady, too. /
,st faith in him on the start when he E
ut off mole under my chin and I
irew it into a spittoon. | did not
are partlcnlarfy but at tha Same
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-12-17

II Idaho Lodge No. /. A. F. & A. M.
VNnoids Its regular meetings in Masonic
~ * Hall every fourth SATURDAY. of each month
~ All brethren in good standing are invited
to attend By order ~ fhe w M
JONAS w. Brown, sec'y. -
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1880-12-17

consisting in stock at Publishers prices.
II we do not have the Book or piece of
Music wanted, will procure it for you
Give us trial and you will lose nothing
Mar.5, Soft.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-08-01
POLITICAL.

CINCINNATI, July 31.-The dems
ocratic convention at Hillsboro
nominated John P. LeedoW, of Ad-
ans county, on 359th ballot for
Congress in the seventh district of
Ohio.
DAYTON, o., July 31.-The dems
ocratic congressional convention of
the fourth district, to-day nomin-
ated Hon. John A. Mcmahon as the
democratic candidate. Mcmahon
was notified of the fact and came to
the convention, making a speech
positively declining the nomination.
The convention again nominated
him and then adjourned sine die
McMahon's declination is generally
regarded as final, so that another
convention will probably be called
to nominate a democratic candiS
date.
PITTsToN, PA, July 31.-The
greenback party of the twelfth dis
trict to>day nominated D. W. Con
nelly, Of Scranton, for Congress.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-08-01
THE MISSING WHALERS.

New YORK, July 31.-A San
Francisco special says A report OF
the progress of the United States
revenue cutter, Thomas Corwin, to
the Arctic seas, as q relief ship to
find the missing whalers, Mount
Wallaston and Vigilant, has just
reached here by the arrival of the
Alaska commercial company's steam
ship Dora, which left Ounalaska for
this port on the 18th inst. A num-
Der of whalers were bounded in the
Arctic, but nothing could be learned
of the missing whalers, or of the
Jeanette. Capt. Boulder,of the bark
Helen Mar, was the last to see
the Mount Wallaston and Vigilant,
on October 10, north of Herald
Island, with open water northward.
Neither being provided with winter
supplies, and not being. very sea-
worthy, he thinks they are lost, and
so do all the whalemen with whom
the Corwin had conversed.
r. Newman, sgent of the Alaska
commercial company at st. Michaels,
arrived with the Dora last evening.
He speaks sncouragingly to those
interested in the Jeanette, as he
thinks Capt. DeLong would reach
Wrangel land before the severity of
winter began, and they would be safe,
as Capt. DeLong SO intended. He
was fully provided for overland travO
ell and exploration. Mr.. Newman
sees no reason for an anticipated
disaster to the EXPEDITION. Of the
safety Of the whalers, he is not quite
so sanguine, still he hopes for their
rescue. To ascertain the truth OF
obtain contradiction of the report
ed starvation of natives of st. Law.
renee islands, Corwin crossed north
of Behring's Strait. The inhabitants
had been in a starving condition fol
two years. The first village visited
was entirely deserted. The second,
some miles distant, presented a
frightful scene of desolation. Not
a living being was to be seen
The dead lay unburied on
hillsides and in their beds just as
they had expired. Further west
ward, at North Cape, similar
spectacle was witnessed, At first
it was thought there had been an
epidemic, but there is no doubt that
there was sheer starvation, from
which from 200 to 500 persons died
Happily, whale was caught, and
the lives of the remnant of the set
tlement preserved.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-08-01
BRANSCOM, THE FORGER.

NEW YORK, July 31.-The Suns
report of the arraignment of Geo.
M. Branscom, of Jacksonville, Fla,
who was arrested for having in his
possession forged bonds of the city
of Jacksonville, says that as Brans-
com was being taken to prison he
turned to Justice Duffy and said :
''Will you please send down the pa
pers before the grand jury as soon
as you can ?" "Why 2" Justice
Duffy asked. because I want to
60 to trial as quick as I can,
Branscom answered. Detective
Robert Pinkerton, addressing the
justice, said: 81 have re-
ceived a telegram to-day
from Chief of Police Poe, of Rich
mond, Va, asking if the man ar.
rested was not a one~armed man.
I don't know what is wanted, but ]
replied that the prisoner, Branscom,
is a one-armed man. Branscom
turned pale, and it is the first time
since his arrest that he has shown
any feeling.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1880-08-01
and Patterson street

Cumberland and Patterson street
crossings. , D;o,,ao,, .
renuest for cisterns at the liam poen
sidney and Austin school butid!pg,s,
was referred TO the market ana bulld-
ing committee. ,hor.
alderman Allison stated thai there
had heen considerable discussion on
the question of privilege TAX on livery
stables and cited recent decision ol
the supreme court which holds 'hat !!
Is unla wful 10 lay q privilege TAX hFs'
on the livery business and then an au'
ditional privilege Oh each stan, Ve-
hicle. etc. he offered an CrdinsDce'
which passed first reading and Iles
over, repeating the former orolDAhce
on the question aud fixing only q
privilege of $50 on the livery business
doing away with the additional prlVh,,
eye required on eaod sepas@'S 7'''' ~ -
| vehicle made use or. .5A,i.o
Alderman Dickson presen'eu nis vi
dinance granting permission 10 oeo,
| Farmer. coiored, and a iittie son Oh
Mr. T,otspeich to sell, free or incense
frnits melons and chickens. 1t ws'
Lost on second reading, the ayes an(
noes being called for, with the follow
inc result: Aye, Burrier, Dickson
ockenios, Irwin. No, Allison
Atkins, Caldwell, Hudiburg, McAffry
Mackey, Michaels, Murphy. O'Con
ner, Sullivan-10.
Adjourned.