, 1880-04-25
THE ClTY-HAll.,

| eao ee&A4ers upon mayor Harrison yesterday.
AFERA1r was issued yesterday to c. D. Ma1ti
10 erect two-story dwelling. No. 2l5 Third ave
nuo, to cost $4,000.
COMMISSIONER WALLER has concluded to read
Verlse Tor bids for iron water-pIpe. He think
he can get lower figures.
IHE Treasurer yesterday received $319 from
tne controller, $1,55, from the Water Depart
ment, and 81, 600 from the County Collector
THE City Collector yesterday turned the de-
HnQuent special assessment books over to the
County Collector. Tho warrants are principals
Tor street improvements, and aggregate $84l,
liz, OF which 100000 is for widening Stats
street, though about $l13000 has been col.
| 1ected Oh this account.
| BIDS were opened yesterday for tunno1ng the
river at Harrison street to extend the thirty
Michnel Clarkson, 81 per foot; E. +. Gabel,
$s5.5s; Joseph Duty, IS: John E. McNichols,'
5s2; McHi,n " .; GoS = *Is45; E Earnshaw xA
fl!5o: James Steele, $2t50: Thomas N,lsh, $26;
John H 1 stanly, ~; and John Bo1and, SaO50 per
1oo1 Ino award has not vet been made.
RI: It was noted some days ago that the West Side
up It now appears that he has been twice
called upon to settle by the County Collector,
an. ana mas made no response, and that the city
that ho has about 100000 belonging to tie city
and S60,0go belonging to the county. Tho delay
Is generally attributed to the difficulty in settling
co>n
havnr nas s,1 neon H. mage anaf plumbers are
getting water~taps etc, and that they are there
bY greatly damaged. Inquiry into the facts
saps has been tt so 1of ~
recently the Department has been unable to
supply the demand: There has been no favorit-
aiiEa e ta,3a ana ~ nave oeen treated
~ t @ M tne connracfor does hls part
oa,a9 5 w., " 4p - ple!seu' ~ 1ne department ro-
comuodetnp an ~ a. nRs III sesteroos' anu can ac-
71' n ~ a. .ouas'
s,tl tlAehSiAl1oS' ns
,;l,e oupe.1naenaent M y Oonnell was yesterday the
recipient OF horse and harness presented by
some some OF our eitzens as slight testimonial Of
Mi 1Hen 1PpIecuuou y nls honesty ana industry.
into,t3;y, gtay " r. 4ao @ aeen taaao aware or the
cnnaatas " y, ne qonors, ana IN letter had
f4 Tha nesn,a ~ sue OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES accep5ng the
no ino ~ . speech was made ~ his
honor, ana me superintendent replied feeling
~ ano, after fome sia further speeches. the crowd
ns nhs q vio 1nG uon9Fs; Conrad se1Pp Downor Be-
thfee Hsxsr sfy 9aSS1 rs%y ce@.sses se 5Ssa 5 55
~, ~, JUN v; FarWen, Chartcs r; 5ch"nb, O. L.
20 Tho pr co., W. T,a anu raeips, 1oaSp
toulau mare, anu was purchased at Elgtn.
THE SMALLPOX.
Ihe case OF smallpox reported from No. 96 |
rash stseet ffiuny proved to be genuine The |
[}atlent [a was ch!ld named "a 3 Pucha and caught
Inc disease from No. s5l West Twentieth street,
= and vas removed to the Hospital carly yester-
iay morning. The only other case reported was
rom tne corner Of Halsted and Thlrty-fourth
streets, ana, II 1t proves to be genuine, will be
e ,emoSea 1n to.uay. Another death was reported
y tne hospital carly IN the morning, being one
II the Anderson children taken from No. l99
lake street week or 30 ago. The emigrant
Ialns were watched as usual, but no signs of !
ne dlsease were found. The train over the !
,N ',ittsp9rg y Fort Wayne which reached the city
'pout . 0 clock contained Il portion Of the pas-
en9cr5 or the stcnmer Zealand, III OF whom
Fere Mofnons, bound for Suit Lake City.
A MISSING DOCTOR.