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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-06-22
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.


Mr.. Eaitor-Among the distinguished
gentlemen whose names have been mentioned
IN connection with the Office of Attorney-
General for the State of West Virginia, and
whose friends are urging their nomination,
not one, it strikes US, Is entitled to higher
consideration than that of the Hon. Thos. L.
Broun, of Charleston, Kanawha county.
There being no aspirant for this honor from
this part of the State, We take the greatest
pleasure in presenting and advocating the
claims of Major Broun for this Office. Born
aud educated 10 old Virginia-a graduate of
distinction OF her honored University
always consistent Democrat and States
rights mana lawyer of large experien ce
and great ability, and more than ALI, Chris,
.ian gentleman of the highest character.
With such qualifications. we have no hesi,a-
tion in thinking Major Broun would bring
high honor to the Office of Acknowledgement
and discharge its responsible duties with the
strictest integrity, impartiality and ability.
In these degenerate times, such men as Mai.
Broun are seldom found willing to leave the
quiet walks of private, to engage in public
life, and we earnestly hope it will be the
pleasure of the people to show their appre-
citation of this eminent citizen by placing
him in the honorable position of Attorney
General Of the State.
MANY VoTERs
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-06-22
I" THE MAID OF N0RTHUMBHR.
LAND.n

The Baltimore Sun speaks of the drs-
matte poem of D. B. Lucas, Esq, recently
published by Putnam's Sons, as follows !:
The Maid of Northumberland" A ORA
matte Poem. By Daniel Bediuger Lucas. New
York: G. p. Putpam's Sons. Tue scene of the
story Is land on the lower stores of the Ches-
apeake bay. The time Mr.. Lucas has chosen F.,
during which the incidents of the drama are
supposed to have occurred, is that of our civil
war. aud the principal characters, such as
bloekade-ruDners, spies. and Confederate sol
diors. arc the outgrowih of that war. The com
mander OF the military district is Gen. Wise
0ho' ,Wneh the occasion serves. makes some
very forty and Patriotic speeches. The Mot
turns ON the burial of box of gold coin on
iangler Island, the supposed murder of the
blockade-runner who had sccreted il, and the
denunclation of his partner as the perpetratOr
OF the crime. The blank-verse of Mr. Incas ia
easy, and much of tho language OF the char
acters colloqulal. but occasionally he strikes a
higher strain aud rises to elopuence. OF dra-
mario PnWer and contrast of character there IS
very little. The nature of the theme would
not perhaps, admit of the first, aud in n TYNE
OF people go uniform rs ours contrast are yery
nato TO md The Maid of Northumberland"
IL q pleasant local dramatic poem, very level
ana containing enough of incident and OF tho
uaSor OF the bay shore to make 1t interesting.
The Boston Transcript criticises the same
work, as follows:
The Maid of Northumberland is the title
of a dramatic poem by Daniel Bedipger Lucas
published by G. P. Putnam's Sons. Tho scene
IS lald IN MARYLAND during the civil war, hardly
ImGHnty Years ago; and yet the characters arc
blank verso at that The book shows the an-
thor to be a scholar, a smooth and faeiIc writer
ana capable of doing good literary work.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-06-22
II 4 Z Il ! Il d i.

!, On tie 10Th of NAV, 1850. at the residence Of
Rev. Mr.. Strothcr, Mr.. J. ". GARRETT. of No
chanicstowm III this county 10 Miss JENNiE p
CLlPP, of Clarke county, Va.
On tho cvcninc of the 9th instant. in Union
vile ~ p Church. by Rev. Jas. a. Armstrong,
Mr. DANIEL II. NICHOLS and Miss MAMIE
Z. JONES, both of this county.
At Harpcr's Ferry. Junr li.h, 1850, Inv Rev
". G. Campbell, MIR. EDWIN J.. DECNERT.
Junior editor of he Spirit Of the VaEty an Miss
NJ. ALICE GARBER-bOth of Rock ingram
comfy, W..
At tho watervlict arfcnal. West Troy. New
York, Wednes6ny, June o;h. $50. by Rev O. X.
GS,r:oS0rX, y; d, AHDREW Fl. MENEELY to
Miss GRACE 3. YOUNG. daughter of Can't. d.
}. Young U. $. A.. formerly of Harpcr's Fcrrv
In the VI. r. Church South. Lneshurg, Lon
doun county. Va. Jun" Sth. 1880 hy Rry Dr
Head. Mr.. william II. JOHNSON and Miss
ROSA. daughter of Capt. Geo. X. Hcad-aIi of
LeesGurg. " VI
In Clarke county, Va. the 9th irst aft tl,e
residence of the bridge father. Nv Elder A. r
~ Handy. Mr.. WILLIAM LONG to Miss
SARAH THELL. daughter of Stephen d. TLcll
formerly of Loudoun.
-, On the 9th of June. 1850. st the residence of
the bride, hv Rev. A. r. NJ. Handy, CHAS. w
LONG and SARAH II. SCHELL. Eoth of Clarke
county. Va.
In the PRESBYTERIAN Church, Gerarhstown.
lung lst 1850. by Rev. L. l.. Wilson j. FRANK
COILS and Miss REBECCA JANE ROLAND,
both of BerkelrY county.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-06-22
JUDGES AND POLITICS,

The New York Star, in concluding an
able article on the candidature of Judge
Field for tho Democratic nomination for the
Presidency, says:
The moment the Supreme Court becomes
recognized as stepping, stone to the Presi>
dency, it loses public respect and copfiden ce.
Its members will no longer be regarded as
Judges, but as SO many politicians and aspi,
rants for higher place. The decisions will
be held as the decisions of partisan MAORI
ties, to be reversed upon the change of a no.
Etical majority. IF one candidate be tai en-
from the Bench, it might come in time that
both would be. II tho precedent be once fixed
that the Judges OF that court are merely in
training for the Presidency, then the court
itself will degenerate into a mere cabal of
otice-seeking politicians, rivals in begging
nominations and giving opinions, as other
dcmagogues, to catch the applause of fpc-
tions. The Judges of the court euiov the
profound respect and confidence of the peo.
plo as Judges, but as Democratic or Repub-
hcan psrtlsans seeking advancement as mem
bers, the court will fall into deep and meritcd
popular contemptand the American judiciary
cast from its high estate, will degenerate to
the level of ward caucus.
Tho Star has no objection TO Judge Field
personally or politically. Tho objection is
ono OF expedency, and is universal among
the American people. 1t is not one to Jud 90
Field in his individuality, but would apply
to the candidaturc of any other Judge or the
nomination of any by convention Political
courts. political Judges, ofice-seeking dis
pensers OF justice-and members of the Ju-
dietary as candidates for Presidential honors
are held by the people as among the re-
voting denominations of corrupt and degener>
ate politics."
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-06-22
A New Departure for the Shenandoah
Valley Railroad Company.

On the 10Th instant a corps of engineers.
accompanied by Major u j. Boyce, Vice.
President Of the Shenandoah Valley Railroad
Company, will begin the survey of tho line
OF railroad, commencing at Alton, follow
Ing the eastern slope of the Blue Ridge
through the county of Nelson, by Buffalo
Springs and Balcony Falls. on to Liberty, on
the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio Railroad,
west OF Lynchburg; thence through Chan,
diss6urg. and Taylor's Store, and Rocky
Mount, in Franklin county thence through
Patrick county to Taylorsville, near Rock
Castle; then crossing the North Carolina
State line to Mount Airy, in Surry county !:
then to Dobsou then into Wilkes county to
Briar Creek and Wilkeshoro'; then through
EIkVile, Kings Greek, Fort Defiance, to
Morgantown, which is on the line of the
Western North Carolina railroad F; from
Morgantown to Asheville, in Buncombe
county; thence up tho French Broad to
Datonville, in Transylvaoia county; then
following the Chattanooga river down to
Taccea city, which is on the line of the At,
lanta and Richmond Air Line.
This proposed road passes through the
finest mineral belt of tho South Atlantic
States, and will, when built, give the Sheu>
andoah Valley railroad, through the Rockfish
tunnel of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Company, direct communication with Atlanta
and the system of railroads centering there.
\ new but business-like departure indeed.
Warren Sentinel
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q l L ID {.

At st Louis, Nv, June cd. 1850. after n short
Illness, Mr: JOHN A. NICELY. son of Geo. w.
ana NJ A. Nic"ly. of this county, aGed IS wears
months ana Is davs. ard Inferred on the 5tI
instant, by the Masonic order, in BeIlefounto
Cemetery, St. Louis
He was K lad and niecticnate brother, and
NAV we meet on the ether shore. HARRY.
Near Summit Point June 18th. 1850 of Cholera
infantum, BESSIE NJ. infant dauc liter of job n
J. aud Fannie NJ Woodward, aged mon tbs.
Dearest Bessie. thou hast left rs,
W" thy loss most deeply feel.
But 'tis Cod that has bercft us,
Ho can all our SORROWS heal.
On June Sd, 1850, at the residence of her
dnuEhter. Mrs Ella f. LImpfon. in St. Louis.
Mo-, Mrs. ANN EYELINA HUNTER. ored 70
years. aud widow of Phillip PandIeton Hunter,
formerly oil Martinsourg and SheDherdstown
Near B"lingtou, Berkeley county, on tho 7tb
inst. MARTHA, widow of Fielding Colbert
decd aged &C years, months and IS DAYS
In Winchester. on the nth inst. of paraIvsis.
after few DAYS illness, Bir. JOHN JICORS
in the Gath year of bis age.
In Winchester. on tile 18th insfnnr. after a
brief illness of paralysis, MIR. SAMUEL G..
NoAkES' in tie 5Sth year of his age.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-06-22

Naturalization, its character and impor-
lance, the requisision of knowledge, the
proper training of all the mental faculties,
and that mastery over them which is neces-
sary to produce success in every undertaking
1t was finished address, fullof sound prin-
ciples and good advice. aud clothed in that
becoming dress Of speech in which Mr. Will
son is wont to sway his thoughts. Captain
Kable did we'll in seeking the so,called by
ways. and we would propose that he seek tina.
locality again. as he has undoubtedly found
in his last visit ga guest in every way fitted
for the FEAST
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-06-22
Historical Society of West Virginia

This useful institution, OF which our fel.
Tow citizen, Mr.. Faulkn er, has for somo years
past been the president, held its annual meet
ing at the University in Morgantown on the
Sth and 10Th of this m NTH. Its proceedings
this year were m 7re than usually attractive.
Its president, Mr.. Faulkner, laid before it
some original army order books, embracing
an interesting period of tho Revolutionary
war, with historical explanations of points
not inteLigibfe to the general reader; also
papers connected with what is called the
"Chesapeake war" in which two compapies
from the county of Berkeley participated; also
compilation of the facts which led to the
change OF the nsme of a town then in Berke.
ley, now in Jefferson county. from Truck
fed to "Wizard's Clip" On the 10th Hon.
Alex. r Bote1er deliver his lecture on Jas
Rumsey in the large academic hall, to large
audience. We learn it was able and instruc.
tive, and produced vivid and pleasing i'm
preston upon al who heard it 1t is donbt-
ful whether any lecture over delivered before
the Historical Society gave as much patriotic
satisfaction. 1t was noh1e vindication of
an honest md heroic West Virginia mechanic
to the merit of one of tho greatest discoveries
of the age-tho steamboat. Hon. VIM. n.
Travers was elected. with his consent, to de,
liver the annual address in June. 1881
Martins Lur1 IvGepeu,,euy
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-06-22

THos. 4. HENDRICKS speecb
seldom equaled in the United States Senate.
made by Hon. Thos. A Hendricks in reply
to his colleague, Governor Morton, he used
the following apt language to illustrate the
difference between their positions:
"Mr. President, my colleague has spoken
OF column-the column Of Congressional
reconstruction AS he snid, it is hewn of
single stone, but is composed of many blocks.
Sir, l think he is right. Its foundation is
the hard flint stone OF military rule brought
from the quarries Of Austria. and upon that
foundation rests tho block from Africa, and
Is thence carried to the topmost point by
fragments of our broken institutions. That
column will not stand; it will fall and it's
architects will be crushed beneath its ruins.
In It's stead the people will uphold thirty
seven stately and beautiful columns, pure aud
white. as Parisn marble, upon which shall
rest forever tho grand structure of the
American Union"
AS said by Senator Mcdonald, tho column
OF reconstruction has fallen. and many of its
builders have persisted with it. The next
Presidential election may determine whether
the latter part of the prediction is to be yeri.
fed.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-06-22
FOR PRESIDENT OF COUNTY COURT

RIPON, june Is, 1880
NJ II: EDITOR :-Please announce V. n FIROR
IVA for President of the County Court of JEFF
ferson. BE is capable and honest, and VIC be-
ileye would discharge the duties of said office
With dignity aud impartIaIitv. having hc4n a
practicing lawyer for twelve years Subject to
formal nomination. MANY VOTERS
Ju,;e 1851 ~ A@A>N''
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-06-22
FOR STATES ATTORNEY.

Mn. EDTTor:-Please announce FORREST
IHl w. BROWN for tie office of Con,m"n-
we"lth's Attorney. His known ability aud con
sistent democracy are more than pledges that
he VIII discharge the duties of tho Ctiice TO tho
true interests of all. MANY VOTERS
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-06-22
AN NOUN CEMENTs
FOR SHERIFF..

RESPECTFULLY present myself as can
i didate before the people for the office of
Sheriff. Positively connection with the
eight year riders or third termers.''
GEORGE II. FLAGG.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-06-22
PEN, INK AND SCISSORS,

The second session of the Forty-sixt tn
Congress closed on Wednesday.
= The West Virginia Educational Asso-
citation meets at Hinton, Summers couuty,
from July 9Th to 10Th.
- Rev. j. J. Kahn, Catholic Bishop of
West Virginia, was registered in Paris.
Franco. Juue 10; also Rev. D. O'Connor, of
West Virginia.
James Ashton Bayard, the father of
Thomas Francis Bayard, ono of the present
Senators from Delaware, died at his home in
Wilmington, Del, Sunday morning week.
Deceased was himself formerly n Senator
from that State, AID was elected four SCI,
rate times.
- Intelligence has reached Mar,insburp
OF the drowning, in the Sacramento river
California, of one Of Berkeley couuty's for
mer cit'zeps, Mr.. Chas. s. Thomas, BY a
skitf overturning. Mr.. Thomas was prom,
ising young man, and has large connection
in Berkeley county.
President Hayes, Oh Tuesday, sent into
congress veto message to the MarshaIs'
oiil. The bill as passed was prepared by
Senator Bayard, aud that distinguished and
able man says that he drew tho bill with
special reference to Hayes former veto mes
sages on the same subject, SO that without
1'%SN
fail to sign it.
= At point of Grcenport whore Long
Island sound is 20 miles wide, the steamers
Nnrragansett and S:onington, both of the
Stonington line, camo in collision in fog
on Friday night week. The Narragansett
was cut through, took fire from her gas ap>
paratus. and. at the end of an hour of acou-
mulated horrors, sank in thirty feet of water.
The consequence Of this disaster was the loss
of about thirty lives.
The grand military picnic of which the
Rarrisonburg Guards have been speaking so
much of late, will be held on July Sd, at
Fishers Hill, or Three Springs, in Shenan.
doah county. The grounds at this point are
to be ample to accommodate 10, 900 people,
and arrangements are being made that will
certainly attract that number to that point
on July 3rd. The Harrisouburg Guards
will be present, and the Yves. Augusta
Guards, the Stanton Artillery, the Ander-
SOD Guards of Woodstock, and the Winchcs.
ter Light Infantry, have bcen invited to
meet with our company there on that occa.
sion. All the bands of music in the Valley
OF Virginia will be in attendance.
Rockingham Regtster.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-06-22
STATES ATTORNEY.

kABLNTowN, June !. 1880
M K: EDITOR-PieaEe announce CLEON
~ MOORE. Esq. for the Office of States At
torncv for Jefferson County. He will receive
the solid support of KabIctnwn District, and
we are sure will be cordially suppol tod thrnm CHI
out the caunty. VOTERS
June s, 1850.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-06-22

The Ne,c Era of Taylor county, tho home
of Hon. B. F. Martin, thus speaks of Mr..
Lucas:
There is no man in the Second Congress
s'onat District whom we would rather have
represent us, and who would look to the in :.
terests of his constituents more than ,ba
above named gentleman. He is a fine scboI.-
and man who has done as much for De.
mocracy as any other man in the State He
has never asked anything at tho hands of the
Democracy until now, and let the Democrats
reward him for his past services BY sendipe
him to Congress"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-06-22

- VIII be seen elsewhere In this issue, Hon
- T. b. Lucas, of Jefferson county. will address
County Court. Mr.. Lucas viii positiyeIy he he
present at that date, and In his inmitable styIe
issues of the day. Come and hear him.
RGHdolrh Entnpriss,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-06-22

The thirty-eight States will send 7ss
delegates to Cincinnati. the Territories being
unrepresented. Each delegate will cast one,
half vote. If the Evolutionary practice of
the party is adhered to, which is almost GER
tain, it will require twothirds vote to
nominate. The total number of votes will
TO 1863; the number necessary to choice
246.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-06-22

After careful review of the Congress
sional field, we iud that Hon. D. B. Luca,
Will receive from sixty to sixty>fve votes on
the hrst ballot and thus lead the field. Hon.
B. F. Martin will come rcxt, and Mai Brad
iofd' or Judge Hoge, (most probably the
latter,) will be dropped after the first ballot.
When the contest narrows down. rs eventu>
ally 1t must, to rivalry between the East
and the West, sense of justice aud reci>
proc'ty will decide the matter in favor of Mr..
Lucas and the East.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-06-22
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
ESTT

TAKEN up ev the subscriber. on the 10th in
stant, a BAY HOSSE, about six years old
with white on one hind foot. The oiynsr iii
piehse come forward, prove property, pav
charges. and take him away. pay
Charlestown. June 90. 1850 st.
STOP ORGANS. Stool, Rook, aud Mn,i.
T boxed and shipped. only $S5. Now Pianos
Slo5 to 81 GOO. o. Mihsnnuisr offer IIIn.t,J
rec. aodress DANIEL F. BEATTY,
'uon-z I". "sshin gton, N J.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-06-22
HON. GEO. P. SARGEANT,

If In the coming Gubern atorial contest
ddrh horse should be in demand, the uon
Geo. P. Sergeant, the sterling Democratic
editor of the Jr6eJsonian, will loom up as
the favorite of both East and West. No man
in this State has batt'ed moro perseveringly
and courageously for the Democratic party
than Sergeant, and he has devoted friends
In every section, who arc willing and an1-
ious to materializs into some substantial ac.
acknowledgement their appreciation of his
character and services
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-06-22

MAJ Ii. kYD DOUGLASS The Bali.
moredn abiding to the fact that the gentle
man whose name heads this article will
probably be a candidate for Congress, in the
Sixth Maryland district, says:
"All eyes seem tnrued towards the elo.
quent and patriotic Maj. Il. Kyd Douglass
for the honor. Than Maj Douglass there
are few ADLER men in the district, aud GER
tainly there is not one more popular. 1t is
known that he could not only sweep the en-
tire Democratic vote of tho district, but that
there are many Republicans who would not
vote against him if they did not vote for him.
There is magnetism about the man that is
irresistible.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-06-22

HAMPSHIRE COUNTY DELEGATEs.-The
editor of the Keyser Tribune, in writing to
his paper from Hampshire county, thus clas-
sites the delegates appointed at the Demo-
cratic mass meeting to the Congressional
Convention at Fsirmont:
"Well informed men and friends of Hore,
Martin and Lucas, seemed satisfied with the
delegates, who are representative men from
all districts in the county. The three men
named will all have supporters in the Hamp-
shire list, but We believe Mr. Martin rather
has the call in the pools for Congressional
sake MIR. Lucas will be next in strength.
Judge Hoge has many friends and no epe>
mics, but his name has not been Sufficiently
canvassed to be prominent as candidate ,"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-06-22

READY MADE cLoTHING.-A foil stoeF a,
II Rssdy- Made cIotbipe has been sSd.S - %. %
line of goods, and bargains viii be o1srsS Cs}I
Jnn,s ,sso j.sHIRLEY SMITH.
WooD's PATENT POCKET SODA Fops.
Wv TAIS.In,tantiy producIn r 10 glasses Of
sparEItng CoGi Soda Water. For raj. by-
June 9, 1880. J.sHIRLEY SMITH.
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TO OUR PRIENDS AND CUST0MEHS

THE under,iensd b.,ior tLi. d.y ss.oet.,.a
themseives as partners in the Grain Busin,,s
are prepared to handle all grain bought hy thsrs
With dispatch. and will offer the beat prizes "a,
Grain tkRt the market will IIow "
W. y. LIPPITT.
b e. WASHINGTON
THoS. B. WASHINGTON.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-06-22
NOTICE TO TRESPASsERS.
PLASTER,

w 81 X. so NO" grissi.g rssZ :gp.' Tor .,tieI.
be available must be fn,ly ground. and -b.n -
ground 10 the best application known in aKrlcuI-
tera 10 force the growth of Clover and Other
grHsse,- Our Plaster 10 szbs fine. aad We are
prepared TO supply the retail trade, and also 10
1l1I distant oTdeTs IN COR load lots low priers
March 9, 1880 cb.ri.s,oG,
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1880-03-26
ORDINANCE No. 202.

An Ordinance to authorize the erection of Ger.
tain wooden buildings within the fire limits.
The Com -uon Council of the City of Saint Paul
do ordain as follows:
Section l. That Messrs. Auerbach, Finch
Culbertson & Company be and they are hereby
authorized to erect and occupy and maintain
for the term of two years only, wooden build
ing fifty by one hundred and twenty-five feet
in size and one story in height above street
grade, upon lot number two (2), of block num-
Der twenty nine t29), st. Paul Proper.
Sec. 2. That the aforesaid firm are hereby
authorized to maintain and occupy, for the term
of two years only, the wooden building now
standing upon lot number three (3), of said
block number twenty-nine (29), as aforesaid.
Sec. g. This Council reserves the right to
have the buildings erected, maintsined and
used under this Ordinance and under Ordinance
No. 1893, approved March 10, 1880, torn down
or removed at any time after two years from
this date at the expense of the owners thereof.
Sec. 4, This Ordinance to be in force
from and after its passage.
Yeas-Ald. O'Conner, Grace, Bell, SanbOrn,
Griggs, Smith, MIR. President.
Passed March "a, 1880.
VIM. RHODES,
President of Council.
Approved March "a. 1880.
VIM. DAWSON, Mayor.
Attest:
THos. A. PRENDERGAsT, City Clerk.